The Seattle Star Newspaper, March 3, 1920, Page 13

ADVENTURES OF THE TWINS by Olive Roberts Barton “Oh, you naughty bird!” cried Nick. “You've eaten our Now we'll never find our monkey!” Suddenly the curly yellow ostrich | thinking. pulled his head out of the ground) “I've got it!" he cried. again with a jerk and |get & spike I'l have to find some: manaree ™*) shing that looks like one, What was that thing that I saw around here samething the matter /a few minutes ago, that pushed me “ he said. “I believe I'm and told me to wake up?” Yes, I'm sure of it. Very I should like a railroad my dinner, a delicious, wouldn't eat it" railroad spike with a flat| But she was too late jcould stoop to put their little fairy friend imto her pocket, the ostrich AT u room!” eried Nancy in alarm. “You | made a quick dive with his beak jand guip—the Mushroom was gone! All they could see of it was the big lump that kept going further and further down the ostrich's long neck “Oh, you naughty bird!" erted Nick | Now we'll never find our monk But what the ostrich replied sound. ts mean that I don't spike here, much No, that’s not it, | ed exactly Ike bird talk; the twins . Well, it doesn’t matter. | couldn't make out a word. The Mush: wha? em I to eat?’ | room was not there to help them un- Diinked his eyes | derstand. you know, how fast he was! (Copyright, 1920, N. E. A) Hj i Johnny Chuck Hears OH! CHUCK sat in his door-) Reddy Ukes to torment others. “It's | way, looking over the Green| about old Mra, Chuck,” sald Reddy | He felt very fine. He| “I know that already,” replied had good breakfast in the Johnny. “But, please, what is it? Clover Patch. He had hada! “The Fur Hunter's Son has caught own doorstep. By | 04 Mra, Chuck, and now I wouldn't the Merry Little | “onder but what he will come up ‘Weat Tins | turning & somersault. : | Johnny Chuck grew pale, He had | he was glad that he had run away, ip his small sn and yet sorry, oh, s0 sorry, that any hurry up the us| thing had happened to Mra, Chuck Johnny Chuck.” |-pwo pig tears came into his eyes and Little Bree#e: | ran down his funny little black nose, | heard the news?" chnny | Th Merry Little Breeaes saw this, JORNNY | and one of them hurried over and ..| Whispered in Johnny Chuck's ear. "| “Den't ery, Johnny Chuck,” ehis- | pared the Merry Little Breese, “Old | Mother Chuck got away, and the Fur Hunter's Son is still wondering how Little Breese’ Few | ane did it.” very sober. | Johnny's heart gave a t throb partly bad news,” they Fe of ruliet — 5 | “I don’t believe that the Fur Hunt ler’s Gon will catch me,” said Johnny | Chuck, “for my houre has two back | doors.” j Back Deor Useful. | 4 As CHICAGQ, March 1. — “Hinky Dink” MeKenna, whore “Working: men's Exchange” was the resort of hoboes, has given to the Field Mu seum two immense “schooners”! which held considerably more than called beer, and were known as “goldfish bowls.” The Exchange ix | passing into history, as te the more exclusive saloon operated by “Hinky Dink” a few blocks away. He has also presented a pair of “bowls” to the Chicago Historical Society Those in the museum will find « place beside the wine glasses from the White House in Lincoln's time, and decanters from the home of George Washingtotn. | REV. E. 8S. MORTON, of South |Park Presbyterian church, received word Monday of the death of his uncle, Col. William H. Sims, at Birmingham, Ala. Johnny Chuck! heard the news? “No,” said Johnny Chuck. “Do tell | r me quick? Reddy Fox grinned maliciou: edie tnaeensan saerseaneanteatilE Do you sing in your bath? Have you that feeling in the morning of being born again? This is a joy accorded only to per- fect health. Racing blood and high spirits are two results of ex- ercise, regular living and regular bowel evacuations. By an entirely new principlé Nujol will keep the poisonous waste moving out of the body. Every other form of treatment either irritates or forces the system. Nujol works on the waste mat- ter instead of on the system. Nujol Pte prin constipation by keep- ing the waste soft, thus hel; It is absolutely harmless and pleasant to take—try it. ie sold by all dragglets in sealed Nujol trade mark, rite Uy ea. Py irks > ee “Oh, that’s our Magical Mush- | “You've eaten our best friend. Some News here and catch you,” replied siee hurry. They! not seen Mra. Chi | | uck to speak to! the buttercup® OF | cince he ran away from home. Now & pint of a once well known drink| [Chocolates have been” their favor: | |bundied up in tinfoil with a label jessary beeause it is merely a’ choe: | “It I can't | | Refore whe | ere og | | | } LOOK CLARICE! SOME PooR Guy LEFT HIS Your OPTICS GRIND TH’ PUSHRODS-T GOME NAGLE SKILL On IT, BECAUSE THIS 1S AN IMPORTED “17S APERFECTLY GooD Tooth AND (Mm AM ELK- AM: WHERE (S$ ME NEfOLE AN’ THREAD ? FRECKLES AND HIS FRIENDS GYE -WoNDsR WUTS TH MATTER ? 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APRENCH CAR 2» WELL GAs HOW VE EXPECT ME WFIK ITZ EEG— At— UH-UH—= 4° AMM WHA:- Topers Strong for Booze Filled Candy NEW YORK, March 3.—Many of the old soaké of ot) er days are now turning for stimulus to candy, ites, but there’s one particular brand | of chocolate drop that outdistances all-in savor and flavor, It comes! bearing @ bunch of lithographed| grapes, When placed on the tongue it melts rapidly, throws off a choco. late taste at first and then some- how it makes a home in the heart forever. ‘The chocolate taste is nec olate capsule in which anything from Three Star Hennessy to sau- terne may find snug and secure lodgment, The Drop” appears as a child of deliv. erance. FUNERAL SERVICES for John A New Method of Treating an Old Complaint D. Milne, who died Monday, were held Wednesday morning, His wife was buried one week as~ - Goes to Monroe for 15-Year-Term One to 15 years in Monroe re- formatory was sentence meted out to Julius EB, Fuller by Judge Mitchell Gilliam Tuesday when Fuller pleaded guilty to theft of olectrical ap- pliances from the Lighthouse com- pany, Crary building. How Fat Actress Was Made Slim Many stage people now depend en- tirely upon armola Prescription i or reduc: ‘nd controllin; pound. by using this new fo mous Marmola Preseri ie “LAttle Chocolate} by t year, All ar 1 Prescription Tablets at $1 .for a large case, Or you can Ret them by ing price direct to the Marmola go 4 Woodward ave, Detroit, fe. 2% They are times a righ and effec- If you have not tried them) RAINIER POST NO, 21, Ameri can Legion, will hold ite first in formal dance in Redding’s Hall, First ave. W. and Roy «t, Thurs day evening. An invitation has been extended to all exservice men and their friends. 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BANK NOTE from $1 RETIRED accusation directed at ENLISTED -MEN:@ ),{the U. 8. army have been gi from $4.50 to $11.25 more ment pay, according to the recruiting Office here, RAISING 0 wen, 40, held in city jail Of Utmost Importance Pure, emulsified cod-liver oil is not medicine as many are prone to think of medicine. SCOTT'S EMULSIO poten of growth-nourishment utmost to many peg yn That most children relish and thrive on Scott's is a “‘traism”’ the world over. aA || Give Scott's to the children 1 See seypRRCRR NR mn