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Doggone it, if we ain't up to our gun belts in trouble, you want to go looking for it? You just make me plum nervous. Best way to handle trouble is to stop it before it gets started, Jingles. And we promised the sheriff we'd take care of things while he's sitting. Well, I sure hope we don't get mixed up in nothing today. Oh, jingle, there's Ms. Petty. Looks like you're hooked, buddy. Knew we should have gone around the back way. Don't pay no attention to her, Bill, and maybe she'll let us go by. You know Miss Petty better than that. Good morning, Mr. Hickok. Good morning, Jingle. Howdy. Morning, Miss Petty. I was just hoping you'd pass by my dress shop this morning, Jingles. I've been washing for hours. Business ain't so good, huh? Oh, it's fine. But you promised to paint the sign of a new window. And I have some beautiful purple paint now. Well, see you later, partner. Oh, now, build up. Can you spare him for a little while, Mr. Hickok? No, he can't. Sure. Sure, Jingles. I won't need you till this afternoon. Oh, that's fine. Oh, God, it. Anyway. Now, here's the paint and there's the lather leaning against the wall. And here's what I want you to say. Miss Petty's pretty dresses and other things. Won't that be just scrumptious in purple letters. Now, Miss Patty, I ain't no good at printing letters. Oh, but I'm sure you are. You're so big and you could do anything. Jingo. I am? Oh, my, yes. And now put the ladder right here. Yes, ma'. Am. Now, you climb up to the top and I'll hand you the can of paint and the brush. And do be careful. Yes, ma'. Am. Now, this ladder is kind of rickety, ain't it? Hold on tight. Are you up there? Yes, ma', am, but I don't feel numb too steady. Here's the paint. Can you reach it? Just a little higher, miss. There, I got it. Good. Now, here's the brush. I'm standing on the toe and I can't quite reach it. I. Oh, be careful. Jingles. Jingle. Oh. Oh, my goodness. Jingles, are you hurt? No, ma'. Am. Thank goodness. Of course. My back's broken, my legs are tied in a knot, my arms are dislocated and I can't see out of my left eye, but it don't hurt a bit. Oh, that's nice. My, you are a mess. Purple paint all over you and everything. I'm afraid it won't come off. Won't come off? You mean I'm gonna have to run around all splattered up with purple paint? What's that? Doggone it, I ain't in no mood for shooting. I've got enough trouble. Jingles, get up. Those two men are running this way. I don't care, but they're shooting at somebody back up the street. Come on, Charler, we'll go through this story. Nice stuff. You can't run through my sh. Hit one side, lady, or you might get hurt. Hey, hold on, you. Hickok won't catch us now. Come back. Oh, Jingles, look. They were shooting at Mr. Hickok. Get up and untangle yourself, Bill. Hurry up, Bill. They went through Miss Pitty's pretty dressing store and they're getting away. 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Why, they're neat, Kellogg. Sugar Corn Pops. Sugar Pops are tops. Now, Sugar Pops, you know, are sweet but cowboys know there's an extra treat right out of the box. Take a handful out, pop them into your mouth as you run about. Kellogg's Sugar Corn Pops. Sugar Pops are pops. Things weren't bad enough for Jingles that morning. He'd just fallen off a ladder, spilling purple paint all over him when two men ran over him and into Ms. Petty's shop. Then he discovered the men in a run and gun battle with Wild Bill Hickok. Hurry, Bill. They went right through here. They're getting away. And they tracked purple paint through my dress shop. Come on, Jingles, let's get them. But, Jingles, what about my sign? Yeah, ain't it too bad I ain't got time to paint it now. Come on, Jingles. You can come back later. Oh, Bill. Now, look out for that paint, Jingles. It's slick. Yeah, it sure my beautiful window all smashed. Yeah, that's a downright shame. Now there ain't nothing there to paint the sign on. Oh, you, you big clown, you. You just did it on purpose. I'll never speak to you again. Oh, now, Ms. Petty, I didn't do no such a thing. I'm just clowning. We'll fix your window for you, Ms. Petty. Right now we've got to get on the trail of those bank robbers. Oh, yeah, we got plenty of hard riding to do to catch those varmints. Doggone it, if I hadn't had to go and paw like that and break Miss Patty's window we'd have had those hyenas by now. We're catching up to them, partner. There they go off the trail. Yeah, and they'll hide out in those trees and shoot us down like nothing, too. Get your six guns ready, Jingles. I have a ch. I'm ready. I just hope they start something I can finish. Hey, Bill, look. A cabin back in there. Yeah, and two lathered horses standing in front. Looks like we've got them treed, huh, Bill? It could be a trick, partner. Who? Over there. Who are you? Low down. Gila monsters. Hold your fire, Jingles. I don't think we'll smoke them out that way. What are we gonna do? Go in after them? That'll mean jumping right down their gun barrel. If we throw enough lead going in, it might spoil the rain. Well, let's go before I get over being mad and. Come on. Cut loose and head right for the door. I'll take the door out, Bill. Oh, my God. You don't fall in. Look out, you feather heads. I'm a coming through. Good boy, Jingles. Hey. Hey. I'm Chowder. Jerk that rope. Yeah. Atta boy, Chaboy. You got them both. Grab those guns. Not so fast, mister. Hey, watch. Take off, Runyon. Yeah, I got him. You ask for this? You're the one that's asking for it. Get in, Bill. I'll take this other Jasper. I'm gonna miss you around town, Hicot. You got a lot of big talk, mister. But you better save it for the judge. Help Runyon get this big ox off of me. This is the first chance I had to sit down and rest all day. Well, you have to rest sitting down on me. Let him up, Jingles. All right, you two. On your feet now, gents. It's time to do some talking. Yeah, it's time you did some talking, Hickok. What are you gunning for us for? Now, ain't that a fine question coming from two jugheads that just robbed the bank, shot up to town and tried to send us to Boot Hill? You're running. They're not going. Chowder. I'll handle this. What do you mean, robbed a bank? Just what I said, and you heard me. I don't know what you're talking about. Where's that saddlebag you had over your shoulder when you ran through Ms. Petty's dress shop? Run? You? You got the wrong man, Hickok. We don't know nothing about no saddlebags or bank robbery. Neither do we, Chowder. I know. No, we don't know nothing, Bill. You said this was the pair, didn't you? I sure did, partner. But we needed that saddlebag for proof. Well, I don't need no saddlebag to know they're the ones that ran over me and through that dress shop. Look at their purple shoes. Sure anybody'd run if Hickok started shooting at him in broad daylight. Right on the main street. I bet you shot first you sneak an owl hoot. That's right, Jingles. But we'll have to find that saddlebag full of money before we can lock these jaspers up. You ain't gonna find it on me. Search the place if you want to. I sure will, Runyon. If that's your real name. If I don't find it here, I got another idea where I will. Yeah, and when we do find that money, your name ain't gonna but mud. M U D. Bill, that makes me plumb irritated that we didn't find that saddlebag full of money in their cabin. I'm not too happy about it myself, Jingle. What do you mean when you said you had another idea of where to find them? I was bluffing, partner. Oh, but it could be any place on the trail in those woods near the cabin or somewhere between here and there. Yeah, that's a lot of territory between here and there. Well, we'd better stop here at the bank and find out just how much the robbers got away with. When we do find it, we'll know it's the right saddlebag. Huh? Whoa, Joker. I guess so, Hickok. Did you catch the robbers? Did you get my money? I caught up with the men I thought pulled a hold of Mr. Smoot, but they didn't have the money on them. Well, why didn't you bring them back? Now, you know we can't hold a man without proof, Mr. Smoot. Proof? Hey, those robbers took over $10,000 out of my vault. Experts they were. $10,000. Nearly all the cash I had on hand. I. I'll give a thousand dollars reward for their capture. We'll do our best to run them down, Mr. Smoot, but we've got to find the money first for proof. Well, I'm riding over to Fairfield right now to talk to Banker Judd. And if that money isn't back in my vault and those varmints in jail by sundown tomorrow, I'm writing your headquarters to have your star taken away from you, Hickok. And I mean what I say. Why, doggone you, you little weasel. Bill's doing all he can. And me too. Never mind, Jingles. We better get back and help Ms. Petty clean up her store. Oh, now, Bill, why'd you have to go and think of that? For two reasons, partner. You left the place in a right fine mess. And that's the last place anybody saw those two men with that saddlebag full of money. Well, I'll be a pink toed salamander, Bill. Would you look at that. If that ain't a sight for sore eyes. Looks like Ms. Petty's cleaned up the whole mess. But and hung a curtain over that broken window. Well, till you got back. Yes, ma'. Am. Howdy, Ms. Petty. Just like a man. Make a big mess of everything and then run away and come back the very minute I'm through cleaning up. Yes, ma'. Am. We're sorry about that, Ms. Petty, but we were after those bank robbers. Yeah, and it's a real important case, too. They stole ten thousand dollars from the bank. Nine thousand nine hundred eighty. Huh? What's that you said, Ms. Petty? I said they stole exactly nine thousand nine hundred and eighty dollars in the bank. One twenty dollar gold note was counterfeit. Now, how in the thunder do you know how much they got away with? 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Sugar Corn Pops Sugar Pops are tops. Now, Sugar Pops, you know, are sweets but cowboys know there's an extra treat right out of the box Take a handful out, pop them into your mouth as you run about. Kellogg's Sugar Corn Pops sugar pops are. Ms. Petty announced that she'd counted the money the robbers got from the bank while Bill Hickok and Jingles were caught completely off guard. For once, Bill was the first to find his tongue. Ms. Petty, how did you count the money? Where'd you find it? They hid it in my shop when they ran through here, Mr. Hickok. I found it when I was cleaning up after Jingles. Well, I'll be a peaceful little Gila monster. Where is it now? In the drawer with the ladies handbags. I'm having a sale next week. Jingles, go get Mr. Smooth, the banker. Bill, Mr. Smoot's not at the bank. He rode out of town for Fairfield right after he talked to us. Yeah, well, then we are gonna have to stand guard over this money all night, Jingles. We are? Well, I ain't so good at that, Bill. You. You know how easy I go to sleep. Oh, you couldn't do it anyway, Jingles. I couldn't? Why not? Because you have to stay here and protect me. I do what from? From anything. You broke my window. So I'll have to sit right here in the shop all night and you'll have to stay right here with me. Well, now, I don't know why. Sure, partner. You broke the window at your responsibility. I'll take the money and keep it in the office next door. And if you need any help, you can call me. But what about those robbers? When we give the money to Mr. Smoot tomorrow, we'll get on the trail. Then it's all settled. Somehow, I ain't so sure this is such a good idea. That sound gives me the creeps. Now, there ain't nothing to be scared of, Ms. Patty. Oh, I'm not afraid with you here, Jingles. You're not? Of course not. Just the dark outside. And the lamp throws such weird shadows in the showcases and dress racks. Yeah, it does, doesn't it? Oh, excuse me. Oh, poor Jingles. You had such a big day and you're all worn out. Oh, no, no, no, no, ma'. Am. I ain't a bit Tired? Well, you just go right ahead. Lean your head back. It's all right if you go to sleep. If anything happens, I could yell and wake you up. You could? Oh, yes. I can yell real loud. Wanna hear it? No, no, no, no, no, no. Bill would think something was wrong. Well, I can. So you go right on to sleep. Well, if you think it's all right, I'll just catch 40 or. Oh, maybe 19 or 20 winks. Excuse me again. Poor, poor, lovable clown. Really should make him stay awake and play checkers with him. But he looks so peaceful this way. What's that? Get her. Right. I got her. Children, take a look for that saddlebag with the money. And what if that big ape, Jingles wakes up full of lead and run for it? He in the marshal's office. And I ain't tangling with him again. Me neither. Stop gabbing and get the money. Hey, Runyon. Runyon. It ain't here. It's gone. All right, ladies. So you found the money, huh? Right. We better get out of here. Yeah. Come on, lady. We're going for a ride. Quick. Let's go. Grab her other arm. Don't let her knock anything over. Jingles. Jingles. Where's Miss Petty? What? Huh? Bill, which way they go? Jingles. Come on, partner. Get yourself awake. Miss Petty's gone, and it looks like there's been a struggle. A struggle? But, Bill, I've been here all the time. Yeah, yeah, fast asleep. You see those pink pearls on the floor? Huh? Well, they came from Miss Petty's necklace, doggone it anyway. Where'd she get to? That's what we gotta find out. You reckon the robbers came back? That's my guess. And did they try to get the money from you? No. Guess they didn't think I had. I gave it back to Mr. Smooth this morning, and now Miss Patty's gone. Come on, partner. We got some trailing to do. And if I catch up with these varmints again, I ain't gonna be responsible. Especially if they done any harm to Miss Patty. Mailed into the same tracks we saw outside Miss Petty's store. That don't prove they've got Miss Patty with them. That's right, Jingles. But it's the only lead we've got right now. Hey, wait. Hold up, partner. Whoa, Buck. Chuckles. Whoa, Joker. What do you see, Phil? Saw something shining here on the trail. Yeah. Hey, take a look at this, Jingles. Well, I'll be doggone. It's one of Miss Patty's pink pearls. And that proves we're on the right track. That's right, Jingles. Pie. Buckshot, Jeff Jr. We got some varmints to catch. Ho, ho, ho. Bill, these tracks are leading all around Robin Hood's barn to get back to that same cabin. That's right, Jingles. There it is. And there's that same pair of horses. We've come to the end of the trail, Bill. Let's smoke them out. Oh, Joker. Won't be so easy this time, partner. How come that trick work before? Just blaze away and bust in on him. You forget, they might have Ms. Petty in that cabin. Oh, now that puts a new hauler on a different horse, don't it? Sure does. Gonna have to be awfully careful this time. Ain't there no other way, Bill? Not that I can think of at the moment. Let's go. Run for that door, Jingles. And don't let anything stop you. Come on. I'm coming. You with me, Jingles? Yeah. Watch out for that roll, old trick if you get in, Bill. All right, run you. We're coming in again. Last. And that was your last bid, Runyon. Oh, thank goodness. She all right, Bill? Yeah, but you two jugads ain't going to be Bill. Now that should be about enough out of you two bank robbers. Get the guns, Jingles, and we'll take them back to jail. Hey, Runyon, I told you Hickok could be too smart for you. Shut up. If it hadn't been for this meddling dress peddler, we'd have got away clean. What's your language when you're talking about a lady, you lowlife brother to a blue nosed mule. Oh, Jingles, you're protecting me. You're so masterful. And you see, if you hadn't spilled the purple paint, we never would have had all the proof we need to send these awful robbers to jail. Yep, partner, Your big fall off of that ladder made you a hero. Well, but it was Ms. Petty's pink pearls that led us. Yes, and just think, I dropped my pearls along the way. And it brought my prince charming to the rescue. Just the same, Miss Betty, you get the thousand dollars reward. A thousand dollars? Oh, my. Then I can get a new window. That's right. But I sure hope you buy it with a sign already painted on it. You never can tell what kind of a high roaring mess of trouble. I can start by just picking up a little thing like a paintbrush brush. And now, here are the stars of Wild Bill Hickok, Guy Madison and Andy Devine. Andy, I'm sure our friends would like to know about our next adventure. Well, Guy, on Friday there's more blazing guns in danger in our story of a Land Office business. So long kids. See you Friday. 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