The Seattle Star Newspaper, March 22, 1920, Page 13

ATTLE STAR—MONDAY, MARCH 22, 1920. ADVENTURES OF THE TWINS oy ALL ty Olive Roberts Barton THAT'S Just wat Vin Do~ VAL WRITE Some BIG CONCERN, mio Tee THEM SAV TOM There Ss AN ARTICLE IA Ts MAGATING ThaY GANS THERE'S | ] You Ste THAT WAY THE Two Joos IT SIX MONTHS - | wWouLD “Ah, ha!” said Mrs. Fly. «“I guess I have you safe now.” Mrs. Fly was cooking a very good | @inner. It smelied very good, and it | looked very good, and from the num- Der of tastings and stirrings, it must bave been good. Nancy and Nick had come sudden- Ty upon her little house in Topsy- Turvy Land, and peeped in just as Mra. Fly was tasting the custard. “Burs, that’s good!" she said, setting | MH beside the cooky crock, on the table. “But before I start to make the jelly cake, I'll have to see that the screens are tight, for the smell of this custard will surely draw chil- Gren.” “Land alive!” cried Mra, Fly, throwing up her hands in horror, “if two of those horrid creatures didn't get in, after All, and they're at my cakes! Where's that swatter? And she bussed some dreadful buzzes, Well, she hunted and hunted before she found it, and by the time she did, the children had had ever so many nibbles, Then suddenly—bang! Something | came down with an awful cragk right beside their ears, and they jumped about a mile, right into the sticky |My paper—I mean, children paper! | “Ah, ha!” sald Mrs, Fly, “I guess I A DEMAND YOR $j0.000 A YEAR. Metal~ DO You kwow I've Gor A Good MOTION “TO MAKE. APPLICATION FoR A JO® OF THAT KIND + WAVE MADE # S000, wouLDN”r I?) THEA | CAM GO OUT MO TRY ovT ANOTHER. ON - MAYBE I'LL ONLY Wovtd NET MEBI0.000 For The YearR- THe More | THINK ABouT “TWAT “The BaTTER (IT Somps WHAT 001 CARE, 4 GET WT OF HERE. (4 OPEA FOR AGooD Postrion AT #lov0o PER - You BETTER MAKE ] ‘Mar Fia0co PERWAPS ; GET A NUMGER, PLEASE WHEN You GET TIME have you safe now.” And she put} But while she was inspecting the| the swatter away, much pleased. | Windows, the twins had found a| But you know how long magtcal| rack in the door, and the rest was|shoes are going to stay stuck on| ®asy. The green shoes made them | sticky paper. Not a second! And! | Sbout as small as nothing-at-all, and | they whisked the twins right off, and $m thoy skipped. They didn’t mean | out the door. | to be naughty, but, oh! those cookies! “Good-bye, Mra Fly.” called the Smelled so good! Just a little nibble | fairy mushroom from Nancy's pocket n't hurt, surely! (Copyright, 1920, N. BA) ves Reddy a {care * BY THORNTON W. BURGESS Sav! wuers TH MAXTER WITH You = G FBRERERS 8 DEDDY FOX lived with Granny all about the thousand and one ways Fox. You see, Reddy was one} fooling a dog which she had Of a large family, so large that Moth. | *4FPet | } Fox had hard work to feed so} This morning Granny Fox had { | IW AY many hungry little stomachs, and so|t#ken Reddy across the Green Mead : | om ! iahe had let Reddy go to live with of4|0W®. up thru the Green Forest, and UAL KK « Granny Fox. Now, Granny Fox was |0V@T to the railroad track. Reddy had never been there before and he didn't know just what to make of !t Granny trotted ahead until they came to a long bridge. Then she stopped, “Come here, Reddy look | down,” she commanded Reddy did as he was told, but a glance down made him giddy, so | siddy that he nearly fell, Granny | | Fox grinned. | | “Come across,” said she, and ran | Mmhtly across to the other side | | But Reddy Fox was afraid. Yes,| sir; he was afraid to take one step om the long bridge. He was afraid jhe would fall thru into the water or onto the cruel rocks below. Gran ny Fox ran back to where Reddy sat “For shame, Reddy Fox!’ said she | “What are you afraid of? Just don’t |'— jlook down, and you Will be eaf. enough Now, come along over with wieabien i. a ‘ pesmi me.” KEEPING UP WITH THE JONESES Reddy didn’t stop to look or| But Reddy Fox hung back anc The Right Man for Pa. RikG Eoeke Seale begged to go home and whimpered c- nk. Suddenly Granny Fox sprang to her WHAT ON EARTH I5|] ALOYSIUS ¥ NONSENSE: fOST FAMOUS TE Seteeet, styent, emartent tox in oll feet as it in great eright. Bowser TH MATTER \WATH || MGINIS ARE repped Pca bn MEN GOT VERY LITTLE the country round, and that} the Houn jome, Reddy, come “ ITH *Y' WW 5 thie Reddy had crown #0 big she thought | “M4 she started across the bridge as (Him? iTS TEN YOU _GOING TO} | NIGH My H yi SLEEP, Look AT \ : about time that he began to learn | *8t as she could go. “=a o'cLoce! 2S TAY IN BED) | TO KEEP UP WITH THE NAPOLEON + “the things that every fox should| | Reddy didn't stop to look or to Pigs rae i JONESES, AN’ BE ON TH ax lei, fo, every day she took him | thin is one idea was to get away | nant We pi- s — ein nae ny ihe took him | trom Bowser the Hound. “War JOB TH NEXT DAY STAKE Hin A me the things that she had learned| Granny, wait! he cried, and started | > 6 NoveL ok hunting, about how to steal| fter her as fast as he could run. He ca Brown's chickens without |¥@# in the middle of the bridge be ame Bwakening Bowser the Hound, and | Te he remembered it at all, When we he was at last safely acroms, it was a to find old Granny Fox sitting down | j Your Fat, Inughing at him. Then for the first time Reddy looked behind him to see | cake where Bowser the Hound might be.| = Keep Your Health 22m." Jie et the jhe have fallen off the bridge? title | Where is Bowser the Hound? hom cried Reddy. ‘the Simplest method known for reducing| “Home in Farmer Brown's door. | the the overfat body two, three or four | yard,” replied Granny Fox, dryly by th mo Reddy stared at her for a minute. | 1 ‘con. |Then he began to understand that ous |Granny Fox had «imply scared him! yp gti Ly fg Boag into running across the bridge. Red can obtaifd them. by sending |4y-felt very cheap, very cheap, in. | 864 W deed. ‘Now we'll run back again,” said) iranny Fox. | And this time Reddy did sissckhisineteedineieeenoontes OTTO AUTO SAX! = WHICH ONE OF You FIXED MY CAR? = JUST GOTITA COUPLA BLOCKS FROM <, “THE GARAGE WERE AND Otto Knows Now Where to Look for Missing Tools. NO WONDER His BUS WOU! GO}= LOoKUT» FOUND “THIS PAIR OF PLIERS HE'S ALWAYS MISPLACING HE TOOLS = TLL BET HE'D LOSE AN ELEPHANT WA TELEPHONE WELL, WHERE Dep “THAT YAPP LEAVE THOSE HERE cen “MATS SOME oF) Your WORK « \T WON'TGO AANMORE GO AND SEE wars GYP, WITH MR GOWFS “TRAN A ITCHING »- : ae a 08 tr How About Your Catarrh? Do You Want Real Relief? Then Throw Away Your Sprays and) been misdirected. Remove the cause | past several months rats and rabbits nt to take, neutralize acidity and help ‘restore. | diges fend @edylia. crane 0 HEE PTA a a orn t Ind an is | ‘About the only way for a married) The wise man never boasts b Many ® man refuses to trust in sy pad, aid you stop at ‘ Pinot Ils i | i man to keep out of debt is to give|cause he has never been in jail—| the Lord as long as he has a dollar | ajq get weds Your child is quick to observe disturbances in your mental attitude ag Fa Sone Front of Rats and Rabbits |his wife all the money she needs. | yet in his pocket. pi ee aad bbe tosanaeieky 3 "har condition. And when heasks: ‘‘What’s the matter, Daddy Auto—Boy Injured, Worry Farmers | ———— — -- — pane 4 ‘e’8 a tone of solemn .nxiety in his little voice, The depre An unidentified boy sustained a| ODEM, Texas, March 22.—For the 9 % stamped upon you reflects intense! him because of his profound solic-| cut lip when he stumbled over the s aye oe tole] Ss , . He at once drops his pla: and rushes to your side, but his | yesler Way cable slot at 14th ave happy smile has disappeared and his buoyant spirits are laced 4 have become so plentiful that the ° q y' Pp gone—rep! and fell against an automobile & countenance of Worry 200 9 bearing of bh lessness. driven by Max Alt, 106 16th ave, |4@mage done by them is becoming arsaparli a . Iinteilect. "You nre the aun and the inepieation of thele vee’ ‘Duske thrantentea choca how werious. A conservative estimate is or heaviness after } ceri ret Future by Ragloctng Pes Mealy quince sori or ‘under theweather.” |For Freckled, Rough [$426 damage to each farm, done by Makes Food Other Makeshift Treatment, of the clogged-up accumulations that meals are most an . rats to grain and seed in the barns pots , dee J . F . 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