The Seattle Star Newspaper, January 8, 1920, Page 13

THE SEATTLE STAR--THURSDAY, JANUARY 8, 1920. PAGE 13 DOINGS OF THE DUFFS HA Weuo Were ;tom-19 Tay Your VounGsTeR You WAVE THERE P Té000 MORNING, JvDGE! Yes Tus 15 ovR Danny Is Quite Dignified— —By ALLMAN 4 name? WHY MY NAME IS JACK ~ WHAT IS Your. NAME ? ive Roberts Barlon THE GRAY WALL “Sht 1 hear something,” sald) “Now, what? said Nick Naney “Well said Nancy, looking “So do 1" ald Nick. ‘They were |*T0UNd, “let's sit down and rest. I'm alles 4:euns Wiandd thas Ured." But when they put their fire ¥ had dis fies down, their light went out, un eovercd fn the garden, They had less they turned them on their backs, sakod the kind green shoes to make | and they didn’t like that them very small, and had borrowed! “We'll have to hang them on a Panny and Frankie Firefly for peg," said Nick, Which the flies toad and, guided by the jeal | agreed to. min Naney's pocket, they’ But what should t » for a pen? betas Bhd = WeLLo Tere MY Yous man! how Age You TODAY? —— Auricnt! | WHAT IS YouR NAME? - MY NAME Is Me. pure! ———e, WEDLOCKED It Was Too Much for Father ANNIE WOULONT HAVE MY FATHER 1 HAD TO LAUGH AT TH’ FACE HE rc \ Guess fuL TURN IN” 1M Pook OL' PA - | WHY HE PROBABLY | BEER |S AwFuL STUFF | BY GOLLY - THAT NEAR. | ae | wine CELLAR ia in | DRINK IN YEARS — Oo MUCH FOR | So Nick took the pin and a stone and found a nice place in the warm,|| | gPEN SOME NEAR { ; ? | a Gor gta ll ail gray wall at the end of the tunnel and pounded. || | BEER AN SAY KA, | " | WHEN HE Too! So ny e " NOTHIN ABOU by ve hn Just A MOUTHFUL iad started forth on an adventure. | “Oh, I have it! eried Nancy.|| |W’ REST s— o> & ? OF NEAR GEER Ff Besides! Who knew but what they | “Here's a pin, Nick, We can ham-/ — = 3) ee af A he To Might find Jocko, their lost toy mon. | 1 tin lke a nail, This end wall » key, in the tunnel. neema softest, so you take a stone Suddenly the sound stopped and and pound. | everything was just as quiet—as| So Nick took the pin and a stone! quiet as church on Sunday, and found a nice place in the smooth, | That was strange! But it gave the | warm, soft gray wall at the end of twins more courage. So they tip-| the tunnel and pounded. toed softly. tippity-slipalong, oh, so And what do you think happened? Very quiet! There wasn't a sound. | Why, that wall jumped about a mile Suddenly they came to a wall, It! and said, “Ouch! was different from the sides of the! Of course, you've guessed it. Nick tunnel—I can't just tell you how, but was pounding the pin into Mike the it was different. It was soft and | Mole gray and warm | (Copyright, 1919, by No B.A) Teacher's T GAVE IT To Sumntoms! ! FRECKLES, MOTHER WANTS To KNow WHAT RELI JUMROe THAT WAS VERY, VERY zt Sgn “co (GEE, ITS A SHAME TH’ BECAME OF THAT LITTLE’ i YEAESR, ) [| Md N® oneReus Billy Mink Makes Himself at Home \ WoL IDAY VACATION IS PIE SHE MADE For You aS AY ScuooL OF You, FRECKLES — BY THORNTON W. BURGESS (Copyright, . by T. W. Burgess) AND DID Your TEACHER EAT A TREAT YESTERDAY «—- INSTEAD ! DID You EAT ITZ OVER AINT IT? —{ YEAWH EMIT big woodBile between the bare {out to see what chances there were and the henhouse in the farm-| of making a good living “yard Billy Mink had discovered was! First he visited the henhouse. It & regular castle for Billy. That is| didn't take him long to find a way what it was, a regular castle. Billy! under the henhouse, and that there fs so slim that he could slip thru the | was a hole Openings betwe sticks in much |a dark corner, th the same way that Striped Chip-| «lip with case. But Billy didn’t go | Munk pops in and out between the that night. Billy possesses Stones of the old stone wall. Billy | shrewd little head. He had had ex doesn’t need much room, and he soon | perience enough with men to know found that down underneath that | that tt was best that they should not! wood were little chambers plenty big | know that he was anywhere about. | enough for him to curl up In. | He knew that those hens belonged to | The first thing he did was to make|men, and that the instant they . [found ono killed or missing, they | would hunt to the death for him. So, | in the henhouse floor which he cou meq (tho the smell of those hens made | gq | Billy's mouth water, he decided that | he would see what other food was to | be found. | From the henhouse Billy went over to the big barn, This was another |_| | place just to his liking. Underneath | it was dark, the very kind of a place! Billy liked There were holes up thru the floor. Billy sniffed at the edge of the first one he came ¢ A he knew right away who had J that hole. It had been made by | Robber the Rat Billy's eyes spar | kled. It would be much more fur to hunt Robber the Rat and his rela tives than to kill stupid, helpless | | hens. | KEEPING UP WITH THE JONESES A Costly Fall for Pa How DID™ IT HAPPEN? TTS BROKEN'|]\WHAT ON EARTH Aree ITS BROKEN'}I>00 WAILING ABOUT? Ox WHAT ANT! DID YOU BREAK. UNLUCKY Goy Tart! NO DAWGUNIT! | GUT 1 BROKE SOMETHIN’ L WAS [ae CARRYIN ON eae Te ice was | A& TOMBLE y ALOYSIUS JUST Sate ‘The tirst thing he did was to make | Next story: Billy Mink Has Good himself thoroty acquainted with that Hunt | ai. i a | | himself thoroly acquainted with that INFLUENZA Woodpile. He found every opening that Jed into or under it. He learned with Cold ked out one of the best of the lit | fe chambers’ down underneath in Kill the Cold. At the first Which to curl up and sleep when he onecse take 1 ‘s | Was tired. No one could get at him n under that woodpile. He felt as safe there as ever he had felt anywhere SCARA UININ in all his life. It made him chuckle CA’ x to think how safe he was there, and alt the time living right close to those two-legged creatures called men, who delight tn killing such lit- tle people as Billy | As soon as he had become thoroly | familiar with that woodpile, Billy | set out to explore the surroundings. His new home suited him, but a home without food would be as bad} | an, fia No home at all, so Billy started At All Drag Store: _o1 TO ee a 2 2s Ss AND, Yow + WOTE TH’ 5 TON GLasice THis (MDA BLEPWART 16% AlMiiG AT ME © METHINNS HE 1S CONTEMPLATING On UG THAT “TRUK OF 11S, FoUte~ tet ed No power on earth can halt the flight of time, but in spite of years you need not “grow old.” {t's all a matter of keep- ing the body fit—strong, vigorous and healthy—so that it will gy the cok ag 8 barry , h 14 on oy e approach of “‘old age”’ simply means the gradual decay of the body’s organs and pln eep the stomach, bowels, Burglars Collect |BIG SUM FOR COLLEGES!!!" in the soring. accoraine © Victims of Wreck jannouncement made here today by loot ob liver, kidneys, bladder, heart and lungs in good working order, Preserved Peaches | cinicaco, san. §—A nationwide] overt 1, Kelly, executive secre-| Planned to Marry | NATIVE : and Time's fingers will touch you lightly. and Baby Clothes |‘:\¢ (© ise » $400,000,000 fund for tary of the Assoctation of American} . 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