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MONDAY, NOVEMBER 10
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The Augusta Herald Zoo
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ADVENTURES
Oi me TWINS
By Olive Roberts Barton
"MISTER PIM PIM!” CRIE D NICK INSTANTLY RECOGNI
ZING THE KING OP THE BRO WNIES.
While Daddy Gander took th«
cook back to Yum Yum Land, on
his magic dust-pan, something elsj
was happening up in the sky.
A wind came along and blew
away the cloud that held up tha
House-That-Jack-Built.
And then as the cloud was pass
ing the highest mountain in the
world, it left the house sticking or.
the mountain peak like a bird-house
on a pole.
And the Twins were in it!
“Oh goodness!” cried Nancy.
“How shall we ever get down?”
“Easy as pie.” declared Nick.
“What are our magic green shoes
for?” !
“I know,” said Nancy. “But they
won't do any good. We’d have t<r
leave Jack's house up here and I'd
be ashamed to go back without it.
Besides we wever could remem-i
ber horn to get back.”
Suddenly they heard a laugh.
“Ha, ha. ha! Ho, ho. ho!” said a
voice. “What are friends for, I'd
like to know? Didn’t I tell you u
long time ago to let me know l(
you needed help? That's no way |
to treat an old friend."
And a funny man in a hlgii-peak.
ed hat stuck his chin over the win
dow sill and grinned,
"Mister Pirn Plm!” cried Nick,
instantly recognizing the King ot
the Brownies.
"That same!” criem Mister Pirn
Plm gleefully. "And a funny fix
you both seem to be in. I just hap
pened to climb up here to look for
my glasses that got lost, and here
1 find a house and everything. I'm
rot so near-sighted that I cannot
see that much.
"Oh come in. Mister Pim Pirn.”
cried Nancy delightedly. "Hit down
on that rocking chair and we'll tell
you allajrout it.”
So Mister Plm Pim eat down on
Mrs. John's rocking chair (which
was miles too big for him) and
listened to Nancy's amazing story
of their search for the Housd-That-
Jack-Bullt. , .. t ..
"And you mean to say that the
house floated away Just because the
bread-sponge got too light,” he ex-
Cl 'Nancy nodded. "Yes, that was it.”
she declared. “Mrs. John, Jack ■
mother, is a fine baker, but she put
too much yeast in her bread-sponge,
and when she was out hanging up
her tea-towels, it kept rising and
rising, the aponge did, and It got
so light the whole house blew away
and floated up to the sky.”
"Tha'.'a the moat surprising thing
BY CONDO
I ever heard of In all my life,” de
clared Miseter Pim Pim. "But how
do you happen to be stuck here on
this mountain top like a ship on a
rocky island in the sea?”
Nick told the rest of the story.
About Daddy Gander and the cook
and the king and the peddler, and
how Daddy Gander had taken the
cook back to Yum Yum Land on his
magic dust-pan.
"He’ll never find us now,” wailed
the Twins. ‘The wind blew us here
after he had gone. He is probably
sailing all through the sky looking
for us at this very minute. Mother
Goose, too!”
“Weil, don’t worry,” said Mister
Pim Pim kindly. “I know a way to
get you down. I’m not king of a
million brownies for nothing.”
(To Be Continued.)
HAS STRIKING JOB
LONDON- Day after day, for 3fi
years, Tom Tuthlll has worked in
a London match factory, striking
matches to test their quality. He
stratches all his matches with his
fingernails and passes Judgment
upon the quality of each consign
ment from the workrooms.
LEAVING TOWN
MUST SELL
You Just don’t know how
many times folks have to
sacrifice house furnishings
because of necessary business
changes—unless you read the
Want Ads of The Herald
very day.
You get the tip !
Start readin' ’em today, and
-ifcer this make a regular
habit of It
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SEE ’EM NOW.
"Well. ,]f you are a good walker, I can show you some very In
teresting things”, said the Midget. ‘‘Our land is built of long tunnels
and you'll have to walk through them to see what is down here.” At
that moment another little M.'dgen appeared. Jack introduced him
self.
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‘‘l just overheard you tell this visitor he'd have to walk in order
to see our land”, said the now arrival. "Why don’t you call for our
hob-cart and give him 4 ride Instead?” ‘‘Never thought of that”, said
the first Midget. Then ho put his hands to his month and whistled.
BY AHERN
THE SERENA DERS
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In an Instant four other little fellows came tearing out of one of
the side tunnels, pulling a long, flat cart which had four wheels.
‘‘Climb on board that”, suggested the first Midget. Jack took one look
at tho little curt and then decided lie was too heavy for them to pull.
—(Continued.)
MONDAY, NOVEMBER 10
BY STANLEY
BY MARTIN
BY TAYLOR
BY BLOSSBR
BY SWAN