The Seattle Star Newspaper, January 6, 1920, Page 13

in “a Cie OF THE ADVENTURES by Olive Roberts Barton TWINS OUT ON THE POND Wherever Nick and Nancy went,| t y lo “t for sawdust out of t my n Jooko's side, but they nadn’'t seen any for a long time, and had! become discouraged about finding | their toy monkey One day, after the twins had put| on their shoes, that could make them nd Nancy had put the| room inte her pocket, 1 them to talk to the| and trees and Mowers, they any came to the pond. Any the middle they thought they saw something white on the leaf of a pond lily. “What shall we do?" asked Nancy. “It's too deep to walk out, and there's no boat. Then Nick had an idea. The pond lity had many broad, flat leaves and they came close to the shore, touch- ing each other. “Let's ask the shoes to make us tiny enough to walk on the leaves.” No sooner sald than done, and the twins were soon stepping from one All at once they heard a buzzing over their heads, and a beautiful purple dragomtly lighted beside them, way out In;away from the other raves, until they green leat to another, nd themselves out in the very middie of the pond, But the white stuff was not sawdust; only pollen from one of the tilies; but, oh, how lovely It was out there, with wind gently rocking them on tiny wayen Suddenly Naney re broken away! now! Sure enough south reamed, “We've We'll never get back they were floating there was deep water all around them, and they couldn't wish ther selves big, for then they would have been too heavy for the leaf to carry “What shall we do?’ they cried, when all at once they heard a buze ing over their heads, and a beautiful purple dragon fly lighted them “Just hop on my back and I'll carry you safely to shore,” he sald, whic he did, and the children thank him enough (Copyright, 1920, by N couldn't The End of Jerry’s Suspicions BY THORNTON (Copyright, 1920 ERRY MUSKRAT, caught by a) he did ao he took off his coat tween two roots, struggied | drew himself together to spring as we in vain to free himself. was coming down the Brook. Jerry knew who it was. Yes, sir; Jerry knew who it was. It was Farmer Rrown's Boy, Jerry knew by the whistie. You see, Farm er Brown's Boy ts apt to whistle | when he Is happy ‘The knowledge that it wae Farmer Brown's Boy brought no retief to Jerry Muskrat. still suspicious, He was suspicious of every human being, and al! be-| cause a stranger bad first won Jer-| | Some one} | He didn’t stop to thank Farmer Brown's Boy. Ty's friendship and then set traps for him. Such an act is called treachery, and one who haa once met with treachery is likely to be filled) with suspicion for a long time after. ward. Nearer and nearer came Farmer Brown's Boy, and harder and harder Jerry struggled. But Jerry's strug- gies were in vain. Do what he would, he couldn't get that leg free, Sud. defily he stopped struggling and lay pertectly still. In his heart was a faint. faint hope that Farmer Brown's Boy would not see him. But Farmer Brown's Boy did see him. He stopped whistling. He stood still Then a look of anger passed over his face. “I must have overlooked a t he muttered ‘and that poor | » has step ped in ft. It's a I came along just now do hate traps! If a trap 1 put him: self in the place of one of his vic tims for even a few minutes, I guess he would never set another trap.” n'a Boy once more ward Jerry, and as Regul Laughing | as s0dn You see, Jerry was|coat right over Jerry. | whistle of surprise. | knife, W. BURGESS y T. W. Burgess) best he could at Farmer Brown's Boy as he was near enough Jerry felt quite hopeless, but he in tended to fight to the jast The eyes of Farmer Brown's Boy twinkled, for he understood just what Jerry intended to do. That was why he had taken off his cont. “I've got a lot of respect for thoes big teeth of yours,” thought he, and threw his ‘Now he added, “I guess T can get that trap off your leg without getting bitten He stooped to look for the t and then, aa he saw that ft wasn't « trap that held Jerry, he gave @ little Out came his and while Jerry helplessly under the coat, Farmer Brown's Boy began cutting one of the roots whieh held Jerry. In a couple of minutes that root was cut thru. Farmer Brown's Boy snatched up his coat and stepped back. Jerry was free, He could hardly believe! it, Dut it wae so. He didn't stop to thank Farmer Brown's Boy, but scurried attay for home as fast as he could go. Once there, he began to think things over, and all bis sus picion of Farmer Brown's Bo ished, He knew now that Farmer | Brown's Boy was really his friend. Next story: Billy Mink Possesses the Wandering Foot. |Governor Wants SALEM, Ore., Jan, 6.-(By United Preas.)—-Members of the fisheries and game committees of the senate and |house of the state legislature came to Salem taiay for a conference with Governor Olcott Oleott has announced that unless the legislature creates separate fiwh and game commissions, he will ask for the resignations of the present joint commiasioners and appoint two new commissions STANDS AT ATTENTJON FOR ARMED BANDIT John Peters, 706 2ist ave compelled to stand at attention while an armed bandit robbed him of $7 at 16th ave. and Selbereon st. Iate Mon day night Peters told the police the footpad armed and had a very disagree. disporition. ar Habits Produce a Beautfiul Complexion the system of poisons. Women should realize that! ANY women complain M daily of their complexion, of their headaches and gen- eral ill health, little realizing that the trouble is constipation. Women, too, are much more sub- ject to such congestion than men, and much more careless of it. The result is seen in lusterless, weary eyes, in sallow, pimply complexion, in lasaitude, bad breath, and in that word so often used, “indisposed.”” At the first sign of these symp- toms the wise woman will take a laxative, and will see that the young girl and others in her care do likewise. Dr. Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin is the favorite with thou- sands of women becoure it is mild and gentle in its action and in the end trains the stomach and bowel muscles to do their work naturally without the aid of medicine. This combination of simple lax- ative herbs with pepsin, which can be bought at any drug store, is also a very sterling first-aid in colds, fevers and other sudden ills that make it advianble to always have a bottle in the home. | It is free from narcotics and safe for the tiniest baby. In ot of the fact that Dr. Cald- well’s pa Pepsin is the largest selling liquid laxative in the world, there being over 6 million bottles sold each year, many who need its benefits have not yet used it, BF have not, send yur name and address for a free trial to Dr, W. B. jwell, 514 Washington St., Monticello, Ilinois, and} struggied | van-| . But Single Board DOINGS OF THE DUFFS va GEE WHO ARE Sin? ; ver ‘ — | OGDEN, Vth, Jan. 6 Vigor: | : Pott eeceesenermenenanen odronorenonanengemee-eneneenpneneoronemeowrareeeteets | oug war upon graft and bootlegging Y THE USE of our improved methods we extract teeth | ¢ was declared by Frank Francis, ! absolutely without pain, This ts a most welcome feature Richard Winsor was elected presi-| J +] who took office as mayor of Og-| to all who are sensitive about thelr teeth, No charge for em + ad he onde Monday} 4 | : | traction where other work is ordered, dent of th hool 1 Monday { den today, | ufternoon in accord with an} ’ “ nt ai oe | ID YOU EYER stop to think how little It will cost you te ugreement made last year when| ? DON T BE e| | Lad + ab Bole’ ie | have yo.e teeth put in first-class condition? Come in and | Nathan Eckstein was elevated to the| $ DP gS Ae sllng MMe cop ragrhbead| have your mouth examined, This will cost you nothing, We : : ! 8 2d Ave. | cater especially to union men and thei? families, . 5 ‘ a — t] : Mor the benefit of those whe work I » H, Walker ; 4] > q } day we keep open from 6 to 8 eS aie kine | : Stiff Neck the day we uray amen from oS was nominated Walter J { Stop Headaches, Bilious Spells, Colds and Constips i comes quickly | bah? ; tion with “Cascarets”—Ideal Physic! {| After two ballota had been taken, | 4 m Shorrock withdrew And 80 A14 KANE. |}, squenteneeneuenoutnbgueecaneceneteee: eteneue estunorene-svonmeneonenenent | | On the third ballot Winsor waa elect You men and women who can't] Cascarets work while you sleep: | ed by the votes of Bhorrock, King) get feeling right—who have head-|they ote he. atomacd pmove E | * m * be ’ the sour, undigested, fermenting | voting for Shorrock on the last} eout' breath, dizziness, can't sleep, ” | ld ballot, Judge Winsor retuned tolare pious, nervous and upset,|food and foul gases; take the ex-/ | vote. 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