The Seattle Star Newspaper, April 1, 1920, Page 13

STAR.~THURSDAY, APRIL 1, 1920. PAGE 13 THE SEATTLE THE DOINGS OF THE DUFFS Not as Advertised. “The AD READS, THar (7S Od 208 STREET AND WITHIN WALKING TASTANCE OP THE CAR ~ ‘TRCOMS - ADVENTURES OF THE TWINS by Olive Roberty Barton WELL How FAR OVE 1S “MS Jor? (VE WALKED S14 BLones TRom WE CAR Now AND | Don EVEN See rr- | hope 1M STILL WITH, THE CITY LiMtrs ra fas oe. ae BUT YouR AD READS a5 Wi TIS Ts pace Is JA MONT Mo Mar FPS wernt (VE WALKED FuRsH Your. “For ness’ sake!” remarked the crane. “You need to ,ne ing! Whoever made your clothes did a very bad | W. EDLOCK ED— WELL, WHAT To WHOM ARE You SPEAKING - To WHOM 7 i (mM NO SERVANT, ‘You KNOW- AN’ DON'T You FORGET IT- TH’ NERve WHY. | HAO“My Gwnl CARRIAGE BEFORE | meT You f SAY. Jusy TAKE A LooK Do You KNow | AT THIS SHIRT- I'VE TOLD ABOUT THAT oh YOu AT LEAST A DOTEN TIMES To. S€w IT AN’ eo fees! HERE'S TH! — [—— | } s so O11 1— WHO PUSHED ‘Yours ? ntly Nick returned with al!gown—fitted perfectly, But, as you Dird and a crane, who expiain-|may imagine, she was completely that they were in the business of | worn out, and started for her rock over clothes, and asked what/ing chair again, groaning with weart fas needed. ness, But what do you think! Her ira. Rhino got up Iadoriousty out | clothes now fitted her so Ught she her rocking chair again, and turn-|coukin’t bend to sit down. Try as Baroud. “For goodness’ sake!” re she would, she simply couktn’t bend the crane. “You need to say) “Oh, dear!” she cried. “What shal My partner and I can see|T do? I can't stand up all my life! that whoever made|Oh, why did Iver wish to be fash able? 1 don’t want to be ta bie! I won't be fashionable! § “I | there, Mr. Crane and Mr, Tailor-Rird, @ replied. “They |if you'll rip up the seams and put on me as I grew hin the pieces again, I'll pay you extra. Ta surely be obliged if/ Then I'l4so home and live tn pence. | fix me up for the Jungle Beau | No more Beauty Shows for me! | Show. That's what I came to| So everybody started to work again | Land for.” and before long Mrs. Rhino was rock, | the crane snipped and cut/ing happily. Bla long eciesorbill, and the| Nancy and Nick, the Magical] ind sewed up the seams, and| Mushroom, and the Green Shoes con: | ly helped. Pretty soon the|tinued on their way to hunt for and lumps were all gone, | Jock: Mrs. Rhino's skin-—I mean her (Copyright, 1920, N. FE. A) FRECKLES AND HIS FRIENDS WEEN A BAD Bov Lone ENOUGH ~SIT DOWN ON “ME SORA FoR AN ov eee! BY denies < BURGESS Shadow the Weasel Goes Hunting te Whitetoot the Wood! no destre to meet Johnny Chuck Mouse was busy bullding a| Shadow had apent the best part of Bow home out of Mra. Redwing’s old the day trying to find Whitefoot the pd tm the alder, Shadow| Wood Mouse. He was hungry and| ‘Weasel was hunting thru all the | tired, and so cross that he talked to! Forest. He was looking for | himself as he ran this way and that for Shadow had made up| in search of something to eat. “I'll mind that he wanted a fat little catch that wood mouse ff I have to mouse for dinner, He had|look tn every hollow log and every Whitefoot’s old house, and his | hollow tree in the Green Forest! Arp Bittle nome told him that White et had not been gone long. ibty he ts owt for a morning You see, Shadow is such Uneasy fellow that he could sit down and wait for Whitefoot | finally Whitefoot saw Shadow’s foot stopping just long | some food tn his pock- started out find a new home. , Shadow the Weasel ts very By POP MOMAND I CANT Boss -I DONT IVE GOT NERVE NOTICE TROUBLE!!! Yt! Boss HAVE y Got ANOTHER CIGAR To SPARE ? THANKS, NOW HAVE Y GOT 6 NATCH? I "WANTA SEE HOW TH “WETS ARE MAKING OuT! | Over the edge of it peeped! two bright little eyes and ‘ watched Shadow the Weasel. itefeot had been back, some food spilied said he As he said it, he wae run hitefoot had|ning under an alder, and right over hin head wag an old nest of Mra Redwing’, Over the edge of it peeped two bright little eyes and watched Shadow the Weasel out of| 0 he knew right get him! said Shadow with and, putting his nose to the he started to fallow In White. | stepa. Now, Shadow han al Ag Wonderful a nore as Bowser | oye and he had no trouble at following Whitefoot's every ans turn. His little eyes grew an@ savage. “I'll get him! he matter every few minutes. and by Shadow stopped. He} puzsied. Whitefoot’s trail had disappeared. Instead, here the trail of Johnny Chuck. What it mean? Shadow ran around in| j circle, but nowhere could he find | |Prince of Wales |sight. “Go ahead and look in ali the) hollow trees and hollow logs; it wil! keep you out of minchief,” said Whitefoot, snuggling down tn his new home, which had once been Mrs. Redwing's, “My, but I'm glad that Johnny Chuck's footsteps covered mine all up" | Nest story: Shadow the Weasel Makes a Mistake. Off to California PANAMA, March 21 (Delayed). —| Of Whitefoot after the latter's | |. M. 8 Renown, carrying the! Joined that of Johnny Chuck. eyes grew redder than ever th rage. For a while he ran harder ever along Johnny Chuck's . but found no trace of White Then he cave it up. for he haa Prince of Wales on his visit to Australia, was to «ail Thursday morning for San Diego, Cal. To night the prince was the guest at a banquet and ball given by the President of Panama, 2’s No Picture Like the manter- lece in the atrong limba, = muscles: tle fairy strat oe fresh, and a wafer oad and illuminated in eo ‘ope and cheerfulness. pe izes Great General Tonic coh a0 o rebuild of ox perves and Sead en rising Tiidigsetion and 2 oe + SATIS 3 trie to-DaY Conn tga LYKO MEDIC KO vero mss SMT Saat es | Picture of Health | Could Nature have taken you for hor model? | Suppove you study yoursell tm the mirror of the presen! are your looks, your feol- ings 0d your condition with the generat gharacteriaticn of this pietare of the human ly im perfect working order, all which are sound, well organized and Rtepomed, | performing their fanetions freely, naturally. If you fail in any single point of resem. | bianca, you are not the picture of health. It’s imperative, then, that you look to « means to rebuild your strength, somrer and | Tiger fe deine your body i 10 tate of efficiency of ite an af anda rene 06 you com OTTO AUTO SIR- MY HORSE 1S OUTSIDE WITHA BROKEN SHOE + BRING “ME NECESSARY REPAR WPLEMENTS: esi Fi |Gov. Riggs Will WASHINGTON, April 1—Gov | Riggs of Alaska, who has been in| conference with the house commit G tee on appropriations regarding | Alaskan finances, is expected to leave | for the territory about April 6. | Before returning he will confer | with Senator New, chairman of the committee on territories, concerning | the Alaska development ‘d bill Meet to Protest Irish Massacres To protest against wit are said to be plans to massacre the people in Ireland next Sunday, a gathering will be held in the W. O. W. hall, Fourth ave, and Marion st., Thursday night at 8 o'clock. The gathering is one of 20 mass meetings called in this state by the American Commission on Irish Freedom. ‘ MRS, JESSIE MYERS t# sole beneficiary by will of her husband, Homer C. Myers, Inted exalted ruler- elect of local Elks, who died March 23. Myers left $26,000. Will was admitted to probate Wednesday. | | pending for Return North Soon for 41 years a vedas e King county, who died at 2006 ¥, at. Tuesday, 1 Cherry Sur UO. Hie eel ATO REPAIR SHOP, ROTA WORSE SHOERS © ) | cay you CAM FIX WTRICATE 1 Chal FIX AUTO ENGINES, BUT 1 DON'T aIOW ANYTHING ABOUT FILING HORSE SHOES! evs venti LS ALL, FOREIGN BORN men are invited to attend the opening of the new naturalization class at the Y M. C. A. Thursday night. Special music, The CANDY Cathartic 'U.S. Army Goods SALE Olive arab all wool Army Bl U. s Webi delta Navy blue Blankets U._ 8. 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