The Seattle Star Newspaper, April 21, 1919, Page 11

BYBRETT TRUE By CONDO! pose eee hia a NOW- THAT TH’ WAR IS - An’ 1 IT WASN'T FOR ‘ WELL, A WHOLE LOT OF MR. PASTOR, BRETHREN, WE wiLe OVER - YOu THINK YOU OuR BOYS LEFT TEM. THOSE BOYS TH’ WAR pice ? OUR BOYS ARE STII wird A Can perorecvou | — \USTEN To SOMETHING WEDLOCKED— |“ Ta’ ONY | MORIERS WIVES AN)” SuMET- MiGHE STL BE RAGING | |UD _) TOveR THFE Mey NEEOH) How Many } a s TS AN ) IL 2D AN! CLOTHING Al GIN WOOR ;BRo WE TRUE _ Any PG: «ll ced OF Bt BOATS TO BRING ‘EM bes NMALTONS Ast ah to oe HOME I'M SELLING: SERMON < | WISNeS Yo Say, & CEA. a i hs ae VICTORY BONOS — WOULD LIKE = —— \ ma. THE PRIVILEGE / y/ x ; OF SAYING A | \ OF | ‘= : Pal “Sells” WORD OR TWO, | ; i ‘. y SE ceca Out —By LEO DOINGS OF THE DUFFS I JUST NOW NoTICeD BROTHER TIGHTE WADD = Mr ~ {DROP A BIG ROUND DOLLAR - s j / You'L. Move ! Dinvo THE CONTRIBUTION PLATE, = ' theres: XY WOULD SuGGesT THAT YOU FISOUND IT BEFORE ACCEPTING (T BECAUSE I FIRMLY BELIGVS IT'S THER PLUGGED sz Jor COUNTERESIT It! | SQUIRREL FOOD t “TRY-THE GREAT WALL - 'g 1 A TO STOP ( en ae ‘| OF CHIN: SWE CHINA WALL Sine Hi Lo? ] ree orrt? ( TODAY. ent- GEE WEY Levees He : CET | ~~ 6 KEEP ME COVERY By THORNTON W. BURGESS = (Copyright, 1919, by T. W. Burgess iH Farmer Brown's Boy Decides Buster Bear a Lesson EN, on the second morning Farmer Brown's Boy dive all those palis on the er Buster Bear had fn bis anger mt, he decided tha S ing Ary i _ be done to teach ry ) . Buster must be taught t “9 . } SY ose pails were private property and J 5 and then, as he tramped thru) i : ‘ & «Freezone is magic! Corns lift off Bie Green Forest collecting sap, he be J : a lot of hard thinking. He k + ; 7 A . os y = =! C with fingers without,pain wh about Buster Bear to know © | 4 County Commissioners Meet it Buster is very sharp and cun - and is not one to be emsif yt >. to Discuss Building « nice to know how far apart|come up too thickly in one part and | should stand, and|too thinly in another, Some seed-/ “The thing to do is to give Buster tub Joke penrdebterabw counts! en planta lings pulled out where they grow! care, just as I did h ea peers. Saat I di@ last y 8 | » thorn in t « of every this every gar he would come up here to the , (fom Sat fof 1 . cecanailags -esiigjeieks Gener ought, to| thickest may be transplanted to house, T could ga it. But 1) Without another word, te Wurried ome 0 . “ be started toward onda y Of course | #D0t# where nothing came up. This} Pt Believe he will, TL haven't #6" toward the sugar house |"Reginald is ¢ ye « him every when the county comm @ envelopes| 2n0t be done with beans, melons, | signs of him around the sugar loome. Come ¢ fare may. 1 shall to diseu 4 suitable contain some di.jcucumbers or corn. It can be Sand I gueas he hasn't forgot-|never was there a more pussied| yn. promenen, SUS Ny seat 7 sctors, aad a hundred | 4 |done with lettuce, cabbage, toma-| Joe Drummond. passing the house The siteseekers war rections, and the fright I gave him when I) woman than waa Mrs. Brown a8 she lfor the fourth time that evening, | “ < not to mention " ° the enumty-oity © these may be fol-| toe#: in fact, most of the so-called) that flashlight picture of him a|tried to think how red and black |neard he . 4 t yu'rq not rational 1 P many estates, real lowed if one has|f0llage crops. Root crops are not| ago. I've got to teach him a pepper 1 posaibly make more) creainty on the >” he ily, “I'm not.| tate firms and individuals wt not. the garden| *aaily transplanted. | n somehow-or other out here in sugar That you, Sid?" he cal isi » HOF ) ¥. | willing to aid the commissioners knowledge of} The proper depth at which to sow woods, ‘Tim question ix, how can sia Comma’ te tt aa on proper Gata seeds varies with soil and seed, Us-| do itt Next stery: Farmer Brown's Boy iis: Dhabas S96: better eek bale P i" lo! ‘The Hofiue estate hae offe I found that no| Ually the lighter and smaller the ~~» E Farmer Brown's Hoy thought and Prepares Some Surprises. The miser: in voice hurt he ! y erty at the southeast cor gain was made| Sted the nearer the surface it is/ th “ mes meee >» malign my h avenue and James street planting too closely. Rows too| Sw. Seed is sown deeper In heavy soils than in light sandy ground wht. When noon came, Farmer “ , ms Boy went home to get the talk to you. friend 0”. This propert f h ot didn't r y * property a each of auc produce as @inner his mother had prepared. at alee eine : pani rags Pat poste nes idn't produce As) Aico in early spring, seed ix sown Il the time he was eating he kept A Well?” he said, ho: y I thought perhaps, since you are| 111 fect on Jame . * properly spaced, and) nearer the surface than in warm was true with plants in a/ summer weather. This is because king and thinking While t me “ By anyon george to me, | RoinK away, you w let me Keep! ‘The Detrich Ha ' t shakingy some pepper over his | Joe ‘Reginald. He'd be something to re of the lack of moisture in mid-sum-| szurt? No, not one bit! Just drop | * It is only by thinking that the cor-| mer ground. No seed will germinate/ 4 tittle Freezone on that touchy . a little"got up*his nef and he My God!’ said poor Je Kind | member you by land James ot, hes n offer 2 rect distance may be allowed in| without moisture. Most seed will) corn, instantly it stops aching, then Right away he had an idea. | $120,000. Several other sit ' Met [ set Reginald free that day in| been offered including one at th * of plants, for usually they’ spoll if planted in ground (00 Wet | you lift that bothersome corm to Ian't it the kis thing I ‘One would think T was about to it aneez# gave him the iden. All the rent of his dinner he kept Phuckling. Be he started back the little sugar house in . the ireen Forest, went to the pantry — off. Yes, magic! Costs only a few i | cents. cline © to wee me now and then, won't! Jefferson st. The owners want $180. | ‘ a - ee 7 we Seattle Man Wades Thru 3'oseu.cuscorer a u been to If 1 do, de on apa ¥ change your mind feet of every hard corn, soft corn, ind iooked over his mother's supply . e anything bemnoe as Set spices and such things. Into one, Milwaukee, Wis.—“I wish . atinglo ‘with virtes I'm afraid not HOLD BOY SUSPECTS F t S D t or corn between the toes, sndaaaa (en TR ag car gn Remedy Ptr al pang hy ARONA. I IMB rc eo tipsy espe: ad ire to Save Destroyer iio wiscse esc facetie spain pepper. Into an ket he functional dis-) Gone anything, but and the less | see of you the bet | 16, are 1 on open charges follow 4 Sa soreness or irritation. Freezone is slipped a package of red pepper i orders a ike wna T pot ot But his next words belted hin |ing thelr arrest’ Sunday night by| Wh 52,000-ton troopehip | the ammunition magazine, KAKA?) the mysterious ether discovery of ww ach a ° a profit by a ‘“ * et ention n ison he . Se or 4 Patrolman | 4oUitanie ed States | and oO © * e jer = % What are: you ge eal do with ; se 1h Gera m the edge of the re oe n had better | Sergt. W. F. Donan and Patrolman | jee e shaw in British waters on|smoke and flame to flood the maz best een nies. ~ a en ee uli} Lydia Kc eae eset MANNY | ne passing bhy.ae Wie to a Reckoner ae” tas euro Sade Tithe morning of Octo 10, 1918,/ azine. Commander William Glass : ee, — . - E> Wag |||ham's § Vegeta-|,, Ny TOR tee ee ee ee va bettas Late omer lio explain thels posmastide of a trav: |SUeme 16.deet, trom <b bow of the! tore and Wis crew Seed Oy ie silent a ener. Browse. Boy. chucked | Te , beg yeaa ; “Yl smaller boat < 10 gobs to/admiration as Kirkman and the two : ' * ble Compound. |’ . * i at, aw it turned ou eling bag conta pair o} h “lg pettied ie Mel on to help make t aming you was al 7 turned out, was Joe's |eling bag containing @ pair of high) i Geath ng the Shaw/gobs disappeared. Expecting every e sugar,” he said Before 1 was| farewell. He had reac » break: | power binocula cod , , ; ara) ana ane Ne TORE Bree are, abbot ET at. ida gave Mand ame ook korea afire, the sea tragedy developed a/moment to be blown to bits, com- , For the land sake!” exclamied T came home |e, 1 don't know that 1 foal. 00 |186 point. He save bets jong look hero in the person of Lieutenant |mander and crew waited and prayed| ! ein aac tee Olly va cove ite START CHURCH SOON mmander Van Leer Kirkman, a|that Kirkman and his men would j rs. Bre Who ever heard o os = thine? 52) ape J from work at |ifsund acing some other girls, and |the Street. Some of the dignity of ’ Recents TT ot ore eon weil quien,” ; night, 1 would [found scelng some other girls. and his retreat was lost by the fact that|. Being successful in raising the | one resident of Seattle who) return, ‘They did—smoke blackened, elated Farmer Brown's Boy, “but be just Worn | eat =e rig to There wan|the cat followed him, close at fi of the fund to build |lived at the Windsor apartments. | scorched and staggering like drunk: | . k carnage dag ig ea “ out with pains |iovich bravado in his voice. “But t Christian church, con.| With fire eating its way toward/en men Se tied ta everythings Cs T took ch dragged | wnat makes me sick } to have every| Sidney was Hurt, greatly troubled, [struction of the edifice will soon be | — oe —————| they haa dared the hell ot flame . edhe ¥ wr? his was lov whe did o begun, according to Rev tusse i and eruption of h explosive only Without another word, he hurried! ham's Vegetable Compound and {ts feos weccious! Wh Potent patos it Ahie-atee A edhera ms Pees |Thrapp FIRST WOMAN JOINS }to find "that the ‘valve ‘ontrols of| Recipe of Sage Tea and ror . cion and despair, injured pride and |~ gi ? the flooding apparatus had been} 4 7 : " tygrnbre osselbage | HARVARD'S FACULTY (or ca in the collision with the| Almost every one knows that Sage We . it in different | threats. Lovers in fiction were o a , M1 took i tee prom: |two clanses—-the ah one 5 BOSTON, April 21. Harvard fac: | giant troopship. Every man aboard/Tea and Sulphur, properly com- girls who suifer w ved and trésed, and the re ‘ity has a woman member—the first | ship then turned to and succeeded| pounded, brings back the natural. 7 I did would try Lydia E. Pink hes. auvides sll bia carefully |Jected ones, who took the I » the history of the university lin extinguishing the blaze after a/color and luster to the hair when ham’s Vegetable, Compound.”- Mrs. | onserved if ifter@nce fled. He bent |away in despair, but at ie wg Me he is Dr. Alice Hamilton, bacteri:| heroic fight, Kirkman then suc |faded, streaked or gray, Years ago H Dootry, 1135 26th &t., Milwau- cs agatha aaah amenities ne | eRmniavenc cohed bar asec beget * PUBLISHED BY THE © cist and specialist in industrial | ceeded in plugging two large holes | the only way to get this mixture was | kee, Wis taka held St -agninet bia lips fubase: witht’ Jee aware ‘eseuna in SEATTLE BAKING Co medicine and occupational diseases.|/thru which tons of water were|to make it at home, which is mussy Working girls everywhere should |"470. held & Gh you, Sidney. (corner, watching her, obsessed - 10th So. at Main. ‘ff At Harvard she will act as assistant | pouring. His ingenuity kept the }and troublesome, Nowaday: Dy ask- profit by Mra. Dooley's experience, |. ik ine truth, I wish I coulg|She felt aggrieved vinegar professor of industrial medicine. Shaw afloat, To climax this feat,/ing at any drug store for “Wyeth’s and instead of dragging along |i )))* y ma ded & tony Oe cok aa Dr. Hamilton is a Chicago woman, | the Shaw steamed thru 50 miles| Sage and Sulphur Compound. : sie. Tea taehoue’ foot and bert O"The cat, finding no active antag: | Feptitio and then, being human , resident of Hull houge, and the in-|of submarine infested waters to her/ will get # large bottle of this fa- "] u dt BR vo segs cl gt 2 paras ca . timate friend and coworker of Jane | base. mous old recipe, improved by the remedy, Lydia E. Pinkham's Vege: | 0h et agathat the bora ative |marding her by tts Paddont veka Try This Tempting Addams | Kirkman and his shipmates were|@ddition of other ingredients, at #) | table: Compound. sa trial. Tt han [ASd,rabbed agathet the boy'a quiver. | sartils her by ite wudden retatn Layer Sandwich Since 1910 #he had been the inves-| «rung gully of courege and the} small cost. § | overcome just such conditions for Dina sabictiie Gioty vino ten tee Ome veeaada Ane she shooed it tigntor of industrial polsons for the | cest seamanship” by an official} Don't stay gray! Try it! No one thousands of others, and why not {stow gh egsrv dy bak Bier yl ry] bo aig gy ase Agr ice a loat of Tutter ff United States Department of Labor. | Court of iaquiry. can possibly tell that you darkened ‘or you po special ice, writ! facia tor. the’ first: tind the ling ealias beitee” aka nleus pe Nut Ge Brolvuin length: Born 50 years ago in New Y¥ vd | | your hair, as it does it so naturally ‘ws A ~ Lig saer-—-aedonstsaneeageemeninetinee sana Lydia a inkham Me rd Oe, ona’ of love and deupalt eat, |aud-looked' the 4: ita j pabala City, Dr. Hamilton has spent her ti and evenly. You dampen a sponge a Lynn, Masa. The result of their jenlgma of love and desis pseviiae nrc aodpa indow and in the study of medicine, graduating or soft brush with it and draw this: MieTN ie or 40 years experience is at your |' . pad first slice with rom th® University of Michigan in| through your hair, taking one small ; serv You don't mean that!" (Continued T i service. | ntinued pimento or chili cheese, and later spending years as strand at a time; by morning the Not if you are hating me all the the country. I'm sorry, Joe. You'll| southeast corner of Fourth ave. and | ! | ls y towatd t house, and) made me ‘feel like a new woman Bho ~|T can work from morning until night and it does not bother me, / and f wiah ail girls who suffer as |“ “I mean it, all right. 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