The Seattle Star Newspaper, October 18, 1918, Page 15

THE SEATTLE STAR—FRIDAY, OCTOBER 18, 1918, BY CONDO| DOINGS OF THE DUFFS—Olivia’s Jewelry Is All in Her Head. OF Courst 1 CANT MAKE MUCH OF A DISPLAY WITH The JeweLRY 1 Possess BUT I'LL WEAR ONLY MY WEDDING RING AS You Sue6esT 4 THAT'S The PROPER SMRIT - WHERE Is OLWIA? HELEN, These ARE WAR Times AND PEOPLE SHOULD NOT MAKE ANN DISPLAY OF JEWELRY OR. FINERY ~ | WOULD SUGGEST THAT. ~—— You WEAR NONE OF MY Jewerry | if Tom, DON MAKE ME LAVGH OR VLL HAVE TO SHOW MY EIGHTEEN KARAT GoLd “Toorn ! OLIVIA, | WAS JUST TALKING TO HELEN AND SHE AGREED WITH ME ‘THAT Wale THe WAR 1S GOING ON PEOPLE SHOULD NOT Wear ThHiR JEWELRY ~ | HoPE You WILL Do Likewise AND Nor wear Yours aniinde — ine heme PP 2 BY AHhicn AWRIGHT! AWRIGHT! PuT EM DOWN — 'S ALL OVER ~ ¢ \_ LAY ore ! ia ' CEASE ; GOSH 1 STARTED SOMETHIN’ 1 CANT Stop ~$ ‘LooK ME RIGHT IN TH’ EYE ~) STEADY ~ STEADY- Now WOOF! z22-T! WOH ~~ HE THINKS (A A GENERAL OR SOMETHIN’ ~ LooKiT Him HOP DIDJA EVER NOTICE ALEC, TH’ WAY DISCIPLINE WAS BEEN OR'LLED INTO “EM BOCHES? EVEN WHEN “THEYRE PRISONERS THEY STICK “To VT WATCH THAT FRITZ COME TO ATTENTION _— SS 'N.P.SHIPYARD |_“OWEST RATES TO MEN TO PLAY CALIFORNIA AUSTIN-SALT _ | | PREPARE FOR | FREE DOCTO Go to the RIGHT DRUG CO, : Bee lankdenasenslae Pres Paid Wholesale Dealers for <= Neo —agarraeecoman Vegetables and Fruit diock hogs tee heme | ——— | Batter— Leeal city creamery, Me, tn cartons . one Local city creamery, pee M Parchment wrapped ocal creamery, cubes Egge—-Fancy ranch . Pullets . genes nae #3) Cheese— | “4 Limburger Wasbingto Washingt Oregon ¥. 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STOCKHOLM, Oct. ~The Swed ish medical authorities have ineued official warnings against the danger of smalipox spreading from Finland, where it is epidemic | SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. 18.—Joe | Henjamin, the Portland lightweight will have another chance of brea ing into the fighting game here when he meets Joe Herrera Friday night in the main bout of the sec OI | big show of the season, Joe Herrera was never rated as a, champion, but he has toppled some good fighters, and Benjamin will find the going kind of hard against the Californian, in the opinion of the | ring followern here, | ee Andy Smith, football mentor at the University of California, has been ap | pointed athletic instructor in the | Altho Smith does M von he will be called he believes he will be able to complete his work at the university His position will be aa an executive. 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