The Seattle Star Newspaper, February 24, 1920, Page 11

‘ TOMMY, | KNOW Howl You Take. Great scott! 2 Your. wer | CAN REMemBER Wren GOT A LEFTER To [55] re PooR MEMORY, so 1m MOWER USED To TEA ! MAIL ~ WELL, LETS OF tat GomG To Te Ts sreing ON STRING ON MY FINGER. KNOW WHAT THAT | wave IT! sa Lactednl ape Mee YouR PINGBR AS A REMWDER~ WHE | WAS A KID- \ STRING MEANS P | WANT You ‘To MAIL A Vr” PRovDd OF “ruse! LETTER FOR mME,PLEASE The green sSoes landed them in front of a big gate marked, MOLLY PARK—Admission One Smile.” Bees Next, whisk! The green shoes} fairies did!” al a a ad ’ 5 ‘ liletieg the twine to a funny place!| “Bure!” sald ong roguish fellow. “I WEDLOC KED— Peter Won't Be Caught Napping. By LEO They knew it was going to be was your cheerful fairy, tll that day ' | | ‘g ~_ r your mama woukin't let you have #1 | ITS JUST UKE THROW! ANNIE SAYS BEFUR Hi PETER- TH’ funny before they even got there, | your'tenth chgcolate drop. You cried, | | viea ae TH” MONEY Awery- Wy a SHE Comes BACK TO : Frowtrs ine | Wey Ne for the magical mushroom kept /and I can’t stand tears, so I came . sim uniel DON'T You Go BACK AN’ ME | MUST WN HER BEAUTIFUL BUT i ABSURD - WHOEVER luckling to itself, long before the| here. This is a jolly place! And | | t i ik , ‘ UNE WITH YouR. Hus Bano! LOVE ALL OVER AGW. NEED MONEY HEARD OF A FELLAS shoes landed them in front of a big | he was off with a bounce, to grab a ee 4 MORE THAN | 00 SENOIN’ HIS GIRL te marked “Jolly Park—Admis- | seesaw that was empty }) ? Ros: MONEY sion, One Smile | “And I,” said another jolly fairy Now this funny place was in The Nick, “was your cheerful fairy, Tand o' Lost Things, but it looked t night you wanted to stay up Just like a pleasure park the chil pompany came, dl you cried. @ren’s mama had taken them to One| ‘Member? | can't «1 tears, either, | jUme. The only difference was that so here I came, too.” And he way | finstead of people swinging in swings, off to the other end of the seesaw | and rolling the roller coaster, and| But the twins cquidn’t look sad | {riding the merry-go-round, they were | They had to smilé or they couldn't fat, jolly, laughing, little fairies. stay there, The sign had said, “Ad “Ha-ha-ha! Hello, Nick and | mission, One Smile,” you remember | pNancy! cried a crowd of the happy| They stayed day and had a pj little creatures, just like Fanny | wonderful time, no they got nev Snoopy Smith did at eral bumps home. } They had learned a lesson. “Keep “You know us, too" exclaimed | smiling!” y. “Just like the little patience (Copyright, Oe rin SLOLIC pb ni i i ay C ——_—- : iC : me It Was Easy for Tanalona S ; Naser «WEN You SEM te) WELL-MEDYS A GREAT FUTURE is se-) ———s Jimmy Skunk Proves a Good Fellow § a A MAN TM WAVE Your HEART" { FoR Yous AND SWE You ADE So vi as i) dian ie Ny ThNOW= WHY iM SKUNK laughed and), out what ft all meant. swedetagy lipsad S¥r ce ANUUALS, FOND OF ANIMALS YoU SHOULD WHAT Wa CAN THINK oF SOE Pt | DON'T WE BE A fe) laughed ard langhed until his} “Hi, Jimmy Skunk, what are you! KINDS OF ANAL S— DONT You, ? TAKE UD SOMETHING WHERE 2 Pies were sore. Johnny Chuck, sit-|laughing at? shouted Johnny ALL AY OWN FRECKLES? TUS QUALITY LD BUSINESS witiou DEALS | BUTCHER ¢ fg in his doorway under the apple|Chuck. Jimmy Skunk stopped Qual wou! ANIMALS! , saw Jimmy Skunk rolling bver | laughing long enough to beckon to/ wm ALS? over in the fence corner by/| Johnny Chuck to come over In the) Brown's cornfield, and be-| fence corner. | #0 curious that he finally} “Look over there in the cornfield,” d up his trousers and starte! said Jimmy Skunk, rubbing his side« the Lone Little Path to find They were sore from laughing ) Johnny Chuck looked, What do lyou think he saw? Why, t Blacky the Crow flopping about help- lessly and squalling at the top of bis voice, for Blacky was caught in a) enare, and he was too frightened to think. Johnny Chuck grinned, for) Blacky the Crow is not loved by the little people of the Green Meadows. | He is such a practical joker and such | &@ tormentor that all the others are delighted to see him in trouble, So Johnny Chuck and Jimmy Skunk | just sat and laughed. Then sudden-/ ly Johnny Chuck semembered some i He stopped laughing. | ‘Jimmy Skunk! he exciatmed, | ~ “Farmer Brown is coming down with | a gun 1 saw him from my door Get instant relief with ||". - "Pape's Cold Compound” | | sven" “wii jun bide in my oi|| [HERE COMES MRS. CRUSTY WHO NOW LEAVE He ALONE, I KNOW {house over zonder, gad he wil! ever || |GOT ANGRY BECAUSE I WON WHAT [tt DOING! I'N GOING To Don't stay stuffed-up’ | “Well, what about Blacky?" asked | THE SILK STOCKINGS AT THE GNE HER A Look SHE'LL and snuffling! A dose of | Johnny Chuck. BRIDGE CLUB’ NEVER. Raneathaener ap algrwore ed Jimny Skunk grew very sober. | IM GOING To FoRGET'!! usually breaks up a cold and! | “Tt certainly would serve him right ‘ail grippe misery. if Farmer Brown should find him Very first dose opens your| there.” said he, “But Blacky isn’t up nostrils and the air| uch a bad fellow, after all. We muet | of your head; stops nose |%o something to help him.” ; relieves the headache,| “I don't dare to go out there in| feverishness, sneezing, | the field,” said Johnny Chuck, “for | stiffness. it is such a long way from home, | 's Cold Compound” ig the|and I am afraid that Bowser the) surest relief known and) Hound would catch me.” only a few cents at drug! “1 am not afraid of Bowser the It acts without assistance. /tround,” said Jimmy Skunk, “for nice. Contains no quinine. | powser doesn't like mny little bag of on Pape’s! scent, You stay here and watch and| | I'l go see what I can do for Blacky tant to all Women | @o Jaa yy Skunk for once in h Readers of this Paper tito hurried. As fast as he cou’ |he ran over to where Blacky was | de upon thousands of | stil! flopping about helplessly, Blacky re have kidney or bladder trou: | was caught in a noose. ‘ and never suspect it. “Farmer Brown is coming with a [= Women's complaints often prove to gun,” said Jimmy Skunk, and grin [he nothing else but kidney trouble, | ned maliciously as he saw the fright | or the result of kidney or bladder | grow in Biacky's ees. | 5 “Oh, dear; oh dear! What shall I T If the kidneys are not in a healthy do?” cried Blacky in distress, OTTO AU TO Heondition, they may cause the other; “If I were you I would fly away,” na to become diseased. said Jimmy. | nm . You may suffer pain in the back,| “I can’t; I can't,” sobbed Blacky (tev CLEM!- How citaan © one Yes, 3 HOURS! GAWSH =. A FELLA'S GOT To Geta mecakltea | ABOUT THIS BERNARD JOB, ANDOU Got Ir 'T-T00K A HALF Have SOME TIME TO EAT, Htable, and maybe despondent; it} Blacky spread his wings, and, sure | BILL- DID YOU MAKE Mean Thar DOWN WERE FOR Hour TOR Ibe, any one so. enough, he waa free, but a long | b z ew FAN BELT But hundreds of women claim that | string dangled from one of his fogt. | Dr. Kilmer’s Swamp-Root, by restor-| Jimmy Skunk had bitten it off | TrngnnT health to the kidneys, proved to to the stake to which it was tied. Just the remedy needed to over- -- such conditions, Next story: Peter Rabbit Fools | BP Many send for a sample bottle to Jimmy Skunk, what Swamp-Root, the great kid Cre ¥ | Sy. liver and bladder medicine, will, In the birth registration area of for them, By inclosing ten cents the United States 1,353,792 infants | ‘Dr. Kilmer & Co., Binghamton, N.| were born alive in 1917, represent. | ou may receive sample size bot-|ing a birth rate of 24.6 to 1,000 of | Parcel Post, You ean pur- | population. The total number of | medium and large size bottles ns in the same time was 776, 2, or 14.1 to 1,000. | | j Tie \the city hoapital since February 16,) body. ls in the morgue awaiting tne] TACOMA. Raphaat Grant dead Gas Ss ch Reach Sick Room) rcury tablets, died Monday. ‘The | of Carbonado, - - ——— . | s | Fire in the home of G. W. Bast-| martes Gat Rae RITE: ‘ W Acid Stoma wood, 6204 10th ave. N. B., was fast) ., 2 SKIN (ISOROERS approaching = room where he and| , NEVER GRIPE OR SICKEN SL( ) In estion |his father, H, P. Eastwood, were ly-| } } jing in sick bedw Monday afternoon ‘ DE A TH leartburn F medi ine possess | lwhen the fire department arrived 4 ing ae pre and recon- HEALS RAPIDLY and stopped the perieng “abet $40 — rN % ~ | Instantly Relieved by ; 8 - fee “ Useful in trea’ t damage was done to the roof. | / ‘ ) | : | i % ‘ structive properties. tment - | io, 2 § Aches, pains. nervousness, diffie iS for debilitated conditions caused by overwork or pro- tor with any eruptions! American Exports ‘S = ® \culty in urinating, often mean B ‘ tonged mental strain or nervous irritability, sleeplessness, = ‘'""'""'" 5 another day paon | Sh A I serious disorders, The world’s brain or general depression of the nervous system. ? : skin tell you how| owing increase . : 7 | standard remedy for kidney, liver, 3 tel under formula filed with and approved by the ‘ ent At in, ‘what splendid heip Pabrser ology toh 4y 24-—Eixports ‘ bladder and uric acid troubles— nder you in driving @ yim-| for January totaled $731,000,000, Chief Chemist, Treasury Dept., Washington, D. C.~ bien ‘healing 'wcnema, disponing of increase of $49,000°000,000 over ‘De > Kad | GOLD MEDAL ; Nation. The ‘test iusto apply |cember, the bureau of foreign and At - AND POWD m to @ wmail affected surface | domestic commerce announced to: "1 feel grand! That * Pcknieati pps ee : Neigta "| Imports tor January were $474,-| Saul : ~ Headache, Biliousness | Magnesia compound \ espectally rer influence is here abundantly in| 90,000, an increase of $93,000,000 P and Constipation is | Purpsciis} | Baie ochrecticn "ad aammensiet maaan 1 nitrated form. | over December. ach acidity. It comes: ont \ quick relief and often ward off rain tablets aaa Some «. For froe sample | — nonninnansie ~ eney pratories G ry ij el . 4 iw te von chy *|Dies From Poison. A jean ctng. wit ene eh Fresia: ro m Soap, en ted w "Ome * > 5 ia or aia, "brightens Hreautltics “complex: | in City Hospital SP a4 ( word 4 nae Mrs. Lizaio Daine, who has been in we . fl be ‘be initatl ant uste 2) , a