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Show tntr : " "Nothing," Junior Informed her. "Yes, you are, too," Jessie Insisted. "I can see your Juva moving I Junior, what are you eatlns?" "Candy," Junior confessed. "Junior Tydinga! I'm ashamed of you I Climbing up there and getting Into mamma's can.Iy- What will she Bay to you when she finds It out?" "I don't know." "Well, you'll find out, for I'm going to tell her just as soon as she comes home. There !" Junior thought over the situation for a minute, Then : "Jessie, wouldn't you rather have some candy?' he asked. Exchange. I . WAY OUT OF DIFFICULTY Junior Offer Not Altogether Bribery, but Certainly Not the Best of Ethic. Jessie was iur than n year older than Junior and of course felt imn-h superior su-perior on account of her Hi'vnnced :. Mamma liml iroiie to town chopping fr a few hour mid the two children lnul been left ut home together. Jesie felt thnt nil the responsibilities were upon her -liouldeix und sdie was very much put out when she found Junior stand-Ins stand-Ins on a chair, lenchltijf up to o shelf in mamma'!) closet. "Junior!" Jessie exclaimed sharply. "What ever in the world are you !, J |