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Show I.YXE WIMll.r A1T TUB pcinur.R Dong. Copyright. !2a. by McClure Nawa-paper Nawa-paper ftvndlcate. By HOWARD It. CARIi. "Now. Uncle Wlgglly," aaM Nurae Jane one day. "I am going out for a little while, and 1 doa't want you to buy anything." Buy anything' What do you mean!" aaked the rabbit gentleman, aa be aat oo tha porch of hla hollow hol-low atump bungalow. "Do you meana f m aot to buy anything for Bupperf "Of couree not!" laughed Mlaa Fuaav Wuxay. "Too aren't to buy anything for eupper, became I have everything we need. But. more eepeclallv, ee-peclallv, you aren't to buy anything from the peddler doga that come to the back door. Don't buy any aoap. any collar buttona, any flatlron holdere. any eafety pine or anything like that. We have all thoae th"Ho"w about court plaaterr- aaked rncia Wlgglly with a twinkle of hla pink nooe. .... "We have all of that we need! lauahed Nurae Jane. "80 pleaae buy nothing, you'll only duller the bungalow bun-galow up with It." "All right." agreed the rabbit gen-! gen-! --. ""t -SuraaJane waat-OiL down to the eight and nine cent atora to buy aome new keya for tha piano. Vncle Wlgglly waa Bitting on the atepa, gaslng away, when he waa awakened by hearing a. knock. Opening his eree the rabbit gent e-man e-man Bay an old. ragged dog piddler with a pack on hla back. I "Thank you. no'" exclaimed Lncle Wlggllv. before the peddler dog could bark, "we need no aoap. eafety pine and eapeclally court plaeier nothing at all today, 'hank your "How about a can openerr aekvl the peddler dog. opening hla pack. "I have the very neweet patent can opener. It will pull corka from ot-tlea. ot-tlea. aorub the bathroom floor, light the electrlo llghte and m-nd your automobile. Only ten rente. "Certainly that aeema cheap enough." remarked l ncle Wlgglly. And Nurae Jane dldn t tell me not to buy a can opener. I ll take Juat one." he eald to the peddler dog. "Thank you. I'ncle barked the dg. Ho the patent can opener waa put on tha kitchen table and fnele wlgglly "? 'J again as the peddler dog walked "Knock! Knock! Knock!- The bunny gentleman aa awakened aaaln. and, opening his eyes he aaw "Sther peddPer dog wlla a pack on "'ThVn". you. nothing today." epok, the rahr.lt. "No collar buttona. no aoao and no can openers I ju b"&le:'bot an .11 can- .-'; the eecond l-M'r dog. 'The moat u.eful oil can you ever aa w. " will make your whole day run smoothly to have one. only ten ""Hum- mua-d the bunny. 'Trae Jane didn't tell me not to buy aa oil can. I'll take Just one. "Thank you." barked the peddler dogT Ind It he walked 1 away the bunny went to Bleep again Knock! Knock! Knock!" ".v. on the atepa. and. opening hla eyei the bunny gentleman aaw a third peddler dog. ' ... v "No oil cans, no can "P"";, Boap. Iron holdere or safely pins. Cr:ti".tK. for th. Bcre-n door'" aeked the dog. "I have the C laTe.t thine In hooka. One. fastened you cant open It. burglar foxes can ever gat In. Only "VnYry one." aald Uncle Wlgglly, and he bought tha ecreen door hook, thinking he would faaten It on U Well after that more peddler doga tramped along, each on1m"l.n.,om: thing different to eel I. And aa Nurae Jane h.dn t mentlonM theaa thlnga. Vncle Wlgglly bought them They were alt pi'.ed up ,? kitchen table when Nurae Jane came ""elU of all things!" cried the muakrat lady. "Dldn t I tell you Tot to buy anything of tha peddler d"'-vVell er you aee" began Uncle Un-cle Wlgglly. And Juat then In through the ecreen door, "h'ch hadn't bean hooked. Jumped the Fuaay Fox. But did ha nibble the bunnv'a earat Indeed, no! t nele Wlgglly Juat caught up tha patent n opener, the oil can. the acre.n door Cook and an Ice pick he bad bought from the nedd er hblt Blng! Bang! Bung!" The rabbit threw theaa thlnaa at the .Fox. "Ouchle! Wouchle." bowled the Fox. aa he ran awy. "Oh. my """'here. Kur Jane" laughed Mr. fngeara. "Thafa why I bought all thoae thlnga from the peddler doga to throw them at the Fox. "Oh!" laughed Nurae Jane. "That a '"And ao It waa And If tha dining room table doean't try to walk along iha clothea Una like a elrcua Hon on a tight rope. 1 II tell you next i"out Uncle Wlgglly and the red tug. |