Show the children ceaner oSios Doi A VERY STRANGE LITTLE DOG one day a strange dog who could talk like people trotted gaily into our town all the other doga were green arith envy they themselves could only bark growl howl or whine how aery wonderful it must be to talk like real people 1 they decided they must team at once 0 O said tho strange little dog to them that Is easy I 1 will ask the aker here and he will teach you why certainly said the good barted baker and he assembled them n howg on tho bakeshop floor 1 I till give a nice jam tart to the one who speaks like a person first he first bald the baker say C rhe little dogs cocked their ears and wagged their tails but only shrill barks came from their throats now try A more barks well said the baker everybody ay T and then well have a whole word CAT C AT tor cat I 1 As the baker the last word every little dogs throat trembled with a growl and jumping down onto their four feet they scampered out of the bakeshop howling and barking in every durec alon TV hen the dogs found there was no rat they were very much ashamed and wished they had not hurried so ast from the baker 3 shop so with THE FUZZY with a package of clean pipe clean ars you are supplied with many hours of amusement A pair of scissors and a paint box are all sou need to make ell the fuzzy creatures you see here and many more besides simply bend and loop the pipe cleaners as the flares show then use your own imagination agi nation to make other figures A game Is played by awarding a prize to the one who hakea the best animal or figure with one or more cleaners adry it yourself and see what tun it Is I 1 FUN WITH FLOWERS color the tulips with your crayon and cut them out carefully the numbers on beems correspond to the their tails between their legs they went back again Is the strange little dog here they barked no laughed the baker he Is not but perhaps you may find him at the butchers sure enough the doff tripped over to the butcher s and there he was in earnest conversation why said the strange little dog mr kutcher wont you teach these little dogs to talk of course said the butcher 1 I will give a big bone to we one who like a person first everyone Lve sav r r r r arr the little aogi opened their mouths and stuck out their long red tongues but the only sound they made was woo oo oo well said the patient butcher smiling try a a a th little dogs planted their forefeet deep into the sawdust but the only sound that came from their throats was aou aon aon now said the butcher this Is the easiest of all ts ts ts dut the butcher had scarcely uttered the last word when every little dog sniffing frantically in the air ran hither and thither out of the shop after the other dogs bad gone here and there in a vain search for rats with drooping ears as well as tails they again approached the butcher Is the strange little dog here they balled no said the butcher still shak ing his sides in glee he Is not but maybe you will find him at the cheese bongers mongers mon gers there sure enough he was engrossed in serious conversation strange little dog strange little dao they said once more Is there numbers over the little silts of the basket when you have cut them out arrange the like numbers in the has ket and you will have a very lovely backet of tulips no one to teach us to talk like people most certainly answered the generous cheese monger and into the bargain I 1 will give to the one who speaks like a person first a large slice of cheese now said the cheese monger when little dogs want to learn to talk they must first learn to think think ot cats said the the furry coats of the little dogs quivered but remembering their first experience they did not move from their places nor utter a sound think of rats said the ahe little dogs eyes snapped and their fur bristled a second time but yet remembering their disappointment they did not move think of rabbits said the that was too much at the last word every little dog gave a wild yelp and racing out of the cheese bongers mongers mon gers they rushed belter down the road and the strange attle dog never saw them again mary laurence tufts |