The Seattle Star Newspaper, March 30, 1920, Page 13

\ i THE SEATTLE STAR-—-TUESDAY, MARCH 80, 1920. > vA SY SNTURES * NGS OF THE Dl E Twi | a i cxtanvaiocra BOW MRS. SNAKE'S TRICK sae You! s Tom Has a Surprise Coming to Him tt! where ave ic) 1) we GOING To Move How FoR A PLACE TO “fo? Live? You knowl Howl | SCARCE WOVEES ARE. WILL HAVE. To PAY $25W A MONTH (—~ PROFITERR ON more RENT FoR | Ma! NOT me! “Twis hovse! Leave IT WO me TLL FIND A PLACE. WMORROW= WELL BE OVT OF HERE M Sipe OF A weekl! , Mrs. Snake,” she declared, “I never knew I could you so beautiful.” Uy Mrs. Lion returned with looked like a very expensive feather: | of feathers and a can of Dea I should say about a forty. | Mrs, Snake was waiting for) ?°4ollar one, and perhaps ninety . eight cents, too! q 4 _ vowed oe fed could see Mrs. Lion was so pleased that she LAMP Me, ANNIE- How DARE You Go our ia eyes ittered, as tho Mrs. kept on smiling as she thought of LAMP ME - WHAT AND BUY A SPRING Coar WWarn't the only one in the OW surprised everyone was going 00 ‘YOU THINK OF WITHOUT LETTING ME KNOW Who had a plan to be. ABOUT IT FIRST ? You SELF we %. T look elegant™ smirked) “Realty, Mrs, Snake,” she de Aig | tH’ scenery 7 “ ISH WEASEL - YoU MPR Lion, thinking of how fashion. ‘lared, “I never knew I could make g ee ae QO rT bt Was folng to be at ‘the You *0 beautiful. You're simply| | 2, i; | BOUGHT A SPRING CORT MYSELF TOORY AN’ Now WHEN IT COMES FLL HAVE TO ‘You HAD NO RIGKT To 00 IT AND You HAD & LOT OF NERVE YO Even THINK OF BUYING YOuRSELF ANY THING BuT YOu WILL NEVER LEARN -You FAT HEADED SHRIMP wonderful! I'm sure I shall wia two! ‘ a - \ Oy Riliena her neck. “’ prizes when I wear you."t with her powder,| But just then something hap. ‘Camel with her dieting, and pened. Mrs. Snake begun to wriggle With her spots painted | away, ever so slowly at first, then | be In it with me,” she faster and faster, and finally she “I haven't seen fashion disappeared into the bushes. “Good for nothing. Now, Mrs. | bye,” she called. “And thank you| You're ready 1 am jfor fixing me up. I've decided to} Yourself out straicht, get that beauty prise for myself.” TH put the glue on first.” Mrs. Lion was too surprised to Snake did as her neighbor | speak | for a while Mrs. Lion| “1 thought so," laughed the Mag. | Hy. There were ali sorts ical Mushroom, “But we'd better tm her basket, and al! be going now. Green Shoes, are you the birds had been gener Pretty soon Mrs. Snake ht, 1970, N. B.A) ee tl ( Ges FRECKLES AND HIS FRIENDS, VRAU- T GRTA Go -MOM Laid Freckles Seems to Have Misunderstood Alek nae cc wcaRY 8 ™ ke T Aw-Nou DONT § MARYA 6 YET-=- CMON AN. STAY AN WE'LL CALL YER Mom YP. TENN SHEN BY THORNTON W. BURGESS AX EIGUT Whitefoot Seeks Advice OOT THE WOOD MOUSE! “Hello, Johnny Chuck! What be | Was Gred and frightened and brings you“ down here today?” asked Early that morning he | Grandfather Frog frightened from his home| Johnny Chuck explained White log by Shadow the ‘Wea- foot’s difficulty. Grandfather Frog ‘haa started out in the world listened very attentively = te hbme, and he had ‘Now, what would you do ™ con e a Walked and walked, but ded Johnny Chuck. had he found a place that) “Chugarum!' How should I know? | @ really safe, Whitefoot had/replied Grandfather Frog, in his the advice of Striped |deepest and grutfest voice. But all to dulld his house where |the Ume there was @ twinkle In bis |Would think of looking for it./big. goggly eyes, as he watched ‘Gould he find such a place? | Whitefoot's face fall. | geen Whitefoot met Johnny| Just then a foolish green fly came “Hello” exclaimed Jonny | ae hg mo of Grandfather Frog. | “aren't mouth opened wide, the fly, _ Ton Hots | dimppenred, and Grandfather Frog! ghook his head. “No,” | Patted his white and yellow waist- “Tm not lost, because 1/ St a ff something inside felt very | ‘place to be lost from.” | Rice, indeed, J | “It seems to me that ff I was tn! the habit of living In hollow trees or logs, and wanted to make a new |' home, for home where no one would think to found it, and I do not 'ook for tt, I'@ hunt up some old KEEPING UP WITH THE JONESES STRANGE HOW INTERESTED = J ALOYSIUS P ALOYSIUS 15 IN SPIRITUALIST | Itt BEGINNING TO ITS BAM. AND HE ISNT Hone | THINK THIS : YET. FROM THAT MEETING! SPIRITUALISTL 13 my has back there. So now I am 0Use that is supposed to be deserted s tpg place to build, a new | Md I'd move tn and not kt any Oh, Johnny Chuck, jdo you | know that I was living there,” f any place where no one! Grandfather Frog, and as he spe think of looking for a home bis eyes were fastened on one of sin Mra. Redwing’s old nests in the geratched his head and | rushes | it very hard. very hard Whitefoot saw the nest and a for Johnny Chuck is a y | Breat idea came to him. “Thank you, Eoped “No,” be said,| thank you, Grandfather Frogt" he} Gon't believe 1 do. I tell| cried. “I'm going to do just that let's go over and see thing.” | Frog. He is so old and —_ | ib is eure to know.” | Next story: The Sky Parlor of | #0 they start. | Whitefoot, the Smiling Pool. Whitefoot Been there before, and he = ; By TH Looks OF COULDNT GET |] YOUR NOSE, I'D SAY “TOUCH WITH THEN! It ts reported that German Inter- to Johnny Chuck's coat-| ests are offering to take raw mate. | the way there. They found) rial direct fram English and Amer- | Frog sitting om his big ican firms and turn them into manu } | ityped just as usual. He heard factured articles at 6 per cent com-| ‘coming thru fhe bulrushes. | mission to manufacture. | Get Back Your Grip on Health OTTO AUTO WELL +. READING THE PAPER AGAINT — DAG GAN YouR LAZY HULK You'Re ABOUT AS USEFUL AS A WALKING= STICK iW JAIL! 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