The Seattle Star Newspaper, April 11, 1919, Page 16

i By CONDO | ——— = ” . Gorey . BILLY BRowA | weu, Ler THE men 5 DROWNING ODT RUN IT ‘TILL NOON ano WEDLOCKED— wn ml acme ¢ THON We're, HAVE v - wt FixEepDp— Pal Thought it Easy —By LEO i” < I'S DOINGS OF THE DUF. RGR ah | HOLEN- WHEN \ Do WE EAT? ts With a Kick for Dry Days Offered by N. Y. Expert Without Recommendation | ORY FREDERICK M. KERBY | of two weeks is necessary before im- BW YORK, April 11--Enter the | bibing. at ." “Jersey Lightning.” | “From the Middle West I gleaned - Cider.” “Hessian Rum”|this one: Sweet cider put through | dosens of other homemade an ordinary cream separator—with with the requisite|no thought of consequences to the ok." 7 el 1. The official pass | separator, for it will gum up badly— = of Old King Booze will usher in results In something unusual, to say | CO that will have the bar-/ the least. It's called ‘Jersey Light ordinary product outpointed | ning | ‘tap of the bell. | "Grape juice, yeast and water—| ‘Thomas J. Farrell. assis: |and time, just a few brief daye—is Of the Walderf-As|one of the most mentioned recipes, | eee and altho I have yet to meet it face ifter @ conversation with a man to face, I doubt not that it is good. ‘the South a few days ago I| “Frozen cider, as almost everyone ted to make a list, and it’s ready. | knows, makes a splendid champagne. | ; 3 “The setting hen comes from Vir. | any vesolis to the VIG) MULHAUSEN, April 11.~Amert | snground the tall tree in the top of Shove. 4 can soldiers disciplined themselves | which Prickly Porky the Porcupine when the German disctpline broke| had found refuge, Blacky the Crow he called every relative within do’ json can, where Ameri-/ ee ees, hearing and that crowd of crows was nt to drive any jcans were held. making notee en Instead of going Bolshevik, the¥/one crasy, Ban . r y Jay was adding be yer Tablets of Aspirin” gatablished a code of conduct that| his voice, gn you know Sasmray’s did credit to thelr American train-| voice ts harsh and loud when he is a ope tr ing Jexeited. Of course, everybody with: Proved Safe by Millions” Sik: Celi peeled At Sis | in tamciak sae cea eee te were, but 22 or 23 years | teresting and exciting was going on A committee. of ten was named jin that particular place, and hurried j at Rastatt to draw up rules. The/over to seo what it all meant For Pain ten were: Sergt. Edgar M. Haly-| Chatterer the Red Squirrel was Neuralgia burton, Corporal W. E. Moore, Wee- | one of the first to arrive, and at once Earache hawken, N. J; J. A. Martin, De-! became quite aa excited as the oth troit, Mich.; M. A. Barrett, Phila-|ers. ‘Then one by one other little Toothache yhia; J. J. Bach, Salt Lake City,| people crept up and hid where they Colds vu Joseph Stonnia, Webster,|could watch, Granny and Red Fox ‘ Mass; Frank Upton, police head-| were there. So was Old Man Coyote Grippe rippe quarters, New York City; G. C.|Blily Mink hurried over from the Rheumatism | oxketiy,’ Biountevitic, Ala; E A. | Laughing Brook. Bobby Coon, who Dresser, Bristol, Conn. j that very day had crawled out of his Lame Back In a sort of preamble to the rules hollow tree to see if Mistress Spring Neuritis they said: |hnd arrived, stole over to a place “It behooves us as honorable | where he could remain hidder and Prisoners of war and accredited | still see all that was going on. Even representatives of the American|tmid little Whitefoot the Wood Internment as if we were always | coated fe Momosceticacidemer 4 0 fe the trode mark of Boyer Manufacture of oA faeytenels lon dren parade. We owe it to our | enough ————— country and should each and every | they w jone of us be typ | INTE ETER |publican ideas—PROPAGATE them | walking round and round, stopping Little Stories for Bedtime the Golf Links at the Shore ye j|that is the part which does not ‘simplest of all to make, and I! freeze. The fromen part is really AS HUNS B it will become sherbet, | BY THORNTO N W. BURGE - ee. (Copyright, 191%. by T. W. Burgess | pooze boats, joaMPd to the guarte c the ant enioon pementeotions, foe eee. Savemenl, Ont ‘ ‘ with liquors, Hquers and ail the mak. | th@ attorneys and strategists are a “|meal or rye meal, Lump ot yeast American Prisoners Kept Why Buster Bear at Last Gave Up In's of fines and’ covktalle-firet-|¥OFK On plana to stop these open jand @ Uttle auger. Simmer in hot | Order in C. class old-fashioned saloons installed %% buffets from runr iter © ie Hewes, san sat ©. otf er in Camp UCH @ racket as there was way | on big, modern steambe will eur | The tryout will be with a big boat | to ferment for a day. S ‘over tu the ¢ ns t, where % look up every now and then at/ round these United St after the | Which will joad up at Halifax and \OTE—The editor will not be xe! (Special to The Star by N. BE A) Buster Bear was walking round | Prickly Porky and growling 'Juty 1 dry Jaw.goes into effect, The| then go to a point jes from ” government, to be Iiyjng exponents | Mouse was peeping out from a little & combination of simple laxative herbs with pepsin sold by } of our republican idfals, which in| hole under the roots of a big tree. druggists under the name of Dr. Caldwell’s Syrup Pepsin- effect, can be summed up in the! Now, all the little people in fur ex | ‘The laxative herbs act on the the pon-spand ist upon few words “BE SOLDIERS,” conse~|cepting Chatterer the Red Squirret Ga onGnd bowels and the pepsin Packa: 7 hich gentlemen at all times. | took care to keep ut © Buster That crowd of crows was making! ‘ gestive treet, forming am Bective n ge Ww con- “Bi sGAN” in body at least.| Bear's wight Chatterer, knowing enough nolse to drive any one crazy. | lenative-tonic, ee eeeee Lenk for the Sdopakia, Sha <loks mioeae, ary Ter [terre Centers, was WAGMEMMMIRT: |eirusl: ims iow Sse’ ha tyad doen Tt is @ combination that has been found wonderfully . ug vert pec at e ops, was i : ‘oolish he ha | ly “Bayer Cross” on package. aluable aids to a clean and heatthy|as he always is, He jomped from in threatening to stay there until helpful in indigestion, constipation, biliousness, headaches, Br body WASH YOUR CLOTHES |tree to tree, all the time calling Prickly Porky bad to come down. | bad breath, belching and gas on the stomach. A smal! dose | REGULARLY! Cleantiness is the | Buster Bear names and being aa im: | He remembered what he should have | is all that is required. for “Bayer Tablets of Aspirin” — Genuine! foundation of health, the first law of | pudent as only a red squirrel can| remembered in the firat place, that | : . s TATION Let us FEEL and|be. Buster didn’t get «0 much ae a) Prickly Porky could get enough to The druggist will refund your money if it faile Benes Of 12 tablete—Bottles of 24—Bottles of 100—Also Capsules. ACT during the remainder of our! slimpse of any of the other fur;|eat right up where he was, He| to do as prontised. ke, but he knew well| hated to give up after his threat, and| hey were there, and that|so kept on walking round and round laughing at him, ‘This'a long time after he realized how | al examples, pure | didn't make him feel any better foolish he was. At last he could| of the magnifi-| natured, On the contrary, it angered | stand the rioise no longer, and with | rile spirit that permeates our | him. But there wasn't anything he|a final threat to get Prickly Porky © land, You all believe in re-| could do about it, so he Just kept on| some tim on Forest that there might be a hunter with & terrible gun somewhere in the Green Forest, and were this no he would be sure to come over to find out what all the excitement was! mie beyond the three-mile limit ee. | fonab about. Huster began to grow anx-|tabiished by international law danc began to exert itself It suddenty | {TE SEATTLE STAR—FRIDAY, APRIL 11, 1919. BILLY B BROWN was <T0 ONE OF YouUR TENANTS HE JUST DROWNED NEAR WwW’ O-00cK R-RENT HIeHIS = cr ~ Pt ctee Births , ‘Shu DONT SAV AWN | Acre 5 | [Come over] WE MUST laneey ALouc Now tm WEVE WANTED To CALL ON patna nada AdovT Dwwar- WE | wae pasY Six ha aap THe Lonousy qi PAT UT we | bg banre ne ME Mes, Brown's FoR DUNNER AND We THOUGHT wep STOP mt OW WR WAY OVER. PUSHED HIM OFF TH’ MAN WHO = | 5 | =| rat al to The Star by N. BOA) | 11CAGO, April 11--A fleet of | erm from op « rk city. { will car. urly from ig boat noise that the | plans are complete the harbor ; P an tho i be eaxy for) * . king began to make him . ry the booze hounds anybody in New York, Boston, Ral-| vow York piers out to t It popped into bis head | timore, New Orleans, Loe Angeles pale Ran Francisco or any other large ia: Pood z port on the coast of this country to — cia ag get a drink. The ts wit) LONDON—Shopping to a jazz band is the Intest craze at the fash anche four miles ov port . y Birt Weet End stores. In the nte als, mannequins pa Little by little common senso) Lawyers say that nothing but a je in jee gOWN, evening mod-| i le and “daweant het« of | mandatory of a League of Nation With A Laxative Dyspeptics know that indigestion is accompanied by constipation, and that until the bowels can be regulated so they will ect freely and naturelly every day at a stated time, swallowing dyspepsia tablets te of little use. A great and growing number of sufferers from this trouble find immediste and then permanent relief by the use of he started off thru the | and the surest way to present the | ~~~ Pde ‘eionable manner. is "to" act | WIFE PRAYED FOR MY 2M | followed the set of rules) Want to save a dollar which placed responsibility for dis-| SAN FRANCTSCO, April 11 or two on your Eas- ter footwear? It’s genuinely possible at this store, because we’re one of the links in a chain of 66 that saves men money. cers, required that all travel In the/ die while confined to a hospital as camp be in military formation and| tne result of an ac that work details be formed as before in military manner and promined |!" ® divorce complaint of Joseph punishment for allfinfractions of |Arena, filed against Mre. Frances jrules, and a report to military au-| Arena, ‘thorities on arrival at a U. §. army | Declaring he gave his wife $700 post he received as recompense for hix “e mm | 'Mury. Arena asked the court for |from spending the money. | ‘The complaint recites that after This Real tron Tonic | Combines | Arena failed to dle tn the hospital Merit, Economy and “Pep” | his wife told him she had prayed Mote psertioen jhe would meet death in some other ane trom a formula that uses! way, as she did not want to live ron in most digestible form, pepsin | Wy? 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