The Seattle Star Newspaper, April 2, 1920, Page 21

THE SEATTLE STAR—FRIDAY, APRiL 2, 120. PAGE 21 — THE DOINGS OF ADVENTURES THE DUFFS Tom Discovers a Vacancy in the Presto Apartments. By ALLMAN | i on etE, To | FoR Rent I | WH, E THOUGHT trist Auyou wave | 22 : y 1] [sretwats haan | as re y ive Roberts Barton ,; — ag i| j]| THIS WAS A fueMised! | To Do IS PUSH ' me is vom! & A NEW FRIEND , SHi( Arsene tf) tHe ure eur row! ; “Wis , —— ‘ TRCTIN MODERA Sy "y Ny “e FUG HED APARTMENT y f | By eeu |' an AOUMOONTING Five | P | , f Prope MONT ANd t | WEAT PumwaHeD f " £6 JAM TOR Blou®? | 2247- tasy Ave ( lg Fi || | | | eau | ow | /- nent] — | | va [| trmcens “Then I AM late,” she declared, breaking into a ru Maudie Mule ove they were hurry Uittio Green Shoes the twins as | ti ne in thetr he was hurry ICM TT Gow To BED ite ing, too, but stopr 1 asked if t t [ a So faRniy ? whe coukin't give them a lift on her| Magical Mus 5 op WT) ARE You on “ ae ean FEELIN’ wei? “Our shoes are magical Then I am tate oe é } EELIN' u aren't tired,” explained Nancy breaking into a run, “Mr, Skylark ing her, but, as Nick said, "A | Will be perfectly furtous, for b r about his enga ® ride,” no they scrambled on by | ery parti climbing to th jo, we're hur for ¢ oy |, Monkey that ran away,” they ex: |" Blained. “We thought perhaps came here to T r cause he wasn “Coulin't he sing. either?’ asked! he's puade tn their new friend If such is the/im thinking n ase, he certainly has my sympathy.” | graph records Nancy taughed. “Mercy no! He|for $5 each. It's a much couldn't sing. 1 don't believe he ever| of ear living then baulip tried. But he Hd speak if you! bricks always been my pre ng in his chest ‘Pension » 1970, N. BA) dita By BLOSSER JE WUEQB ON BADTY Canad Vou GOING WITH ~~, Al “Ta ‘ Wily , You DONT? KAOW How To M4ve BY AE ii, BURGESS Shadow the Weasel Makes a Mistake HADOW THE WEASEL was true to somebody's storehouse, Shadow's to his name. He stole thru the | hopes fell, lie didn't need to be swiftly and so told whose st we it was eomed more knew. It Teal than a N the tthe | cousin, Bit Meadow people and forest folk who| For just a faw him fled as fast as they could tated He | KO, for they were afraid. Shadow the | looked that way Weasel ix a bold, bad robber, very sight low bes no one loves him, | he made the doesn't care, No, sir; a few min n't clare the tiniest ttle three nice trout wht Dit. He doesn't want to be loved. So © he stole t i Forest and pulled c not #o mu leat rustied mg to log he 3 Ind each in ce find some ona ther n Sammy Jay ¢ the Green Forest « quietly that he b KEEPING UP WITH THE JONESES 4 Bella Donna's Worried — By POP MOMAND (a edledlanl a oyprean ign) Poa Ar cag egos SOUNDS Tie EVERY 1 | TRUCK GO SEE) GREAT GUNS ||{ AH JES GOTTA GIVE UP : on ge 9 HM WE OWN | ( WHAT IT Is PA!) | ‘ BELLA DONNA! | HERE SHIMMY DANCIN’ rts: ; t| Billy “Mink, TD, Pa a | ie WHAT'S TH’ | MSGINIS! IT GIVES ME DE ep still, ean't he asked, fiercely, Sammy Jay kept right on calling louder than | SHAKES 4H JES CANT HOLD NOTHIN’ NO to’! bh? I didn’t know them here and thought had dsopped them.” said low the Weasel and tried to it up unt § ~ was compelled to hide in « «. Sammy Jay aid hong « | he grew tired ‘Then i e more that Shadow and thing to ext. © NO use to bunt around there, afte Sammy Jay's warning forest folk, «0 he hu the Laughing Brook Pretty soon he ame that made his mou I made a mistake, Next story: Who Stole the Egrs of Mrs. Grouse? sniffed and » »» Skyscraper Ousts l b “AN I've got t y k . nose,” ‘said Sh Mormon Monument “US emiled a* he SALT LAKE CITY, April 2 Ka he would ha be that some | Mormonism's famous monument one has had more than they |Amelia Palace built by Brigh warted and he tunate for me he followed his Pretty soon ft some. How for ht Shadow, as Young for hia 19th w ia to be r OTTO AUTO brought him { MRoTo. TAM LL GOING Do some \ (wr PRS YANGO. CALLING THIS AFTERNOON | / THATS IMPOSSIOLE AND You wi, HAVE TO /| You CANT HAVE, GIVE Me MY CAR \ YOUR can How P.. \ AD LET THE WORK ot) . OTTER TIME . ye J BROWN +"°OX-BLOOD These Blind M ruck iy Footh aie | SHOE POLISHES | yiatad Moises Beste Foothal Powys Digs Addie 3 YOEE* WERE GIG f WELL, CAN'T You JUST FIX AT A GENERAL OVERHAULING My XT UP TEMPORARY SO AS ag T CAN USE IT FOR THIS AFTERNOON AND TLL BRING Whenever man INS w" Doesn't hurt! Lift touchy corns and calluses right off with fingers SACRAMENTO, April 2-—On the! LONDON, April 2—D WASHINGT BEST FOR HOME SHINES iby arate rer nk |e W. Halmon, 9, a |ot dru SAVE THE LEATHER®’ \® natiedaomtes' THE BIG VALUE PACKAGES oa Also PASTES and LIQUIDS match Ch Apply a few drops of ‘‘Freezone’’ upon that old, bothersome corn. Instantly that corn stops “hurting. Then shortly you lift it right off, root and all, without pain or soreness, | Superstition Beats L’1 Old Dan Cupid Hard coms, soft corns, corns ts : WAPAKONETA rio, April 2 between the toes, and the FOR LIVER AN ELS battle with Leap Year and marriage ee ee bottom of feet lift right of—no bumbug! ble maids here. Very ‘few marriage licenses ixsued since January 1. Cu afraid, Licenses are being re rded in book No, 1% Well, There’s No | | One to Complain ‘ | April 2—8moking cars y have been done away with on several \ raliway here and instead smoking | sk, | will be permitted tn all cars save a} few. The new rule is made because of | |the increasing number of women | ee a *'Cascarets’’ act on Liver and Bowels without Griping or Shaking you smokers, Fe m | . Tiny bottles of “* e” eat up—So Convenient! You wake up with your Head Clear, Complexion Rotyy SRE panne pean many Freeuan Breath and Stomach Sweet~No Biliousuess, Headache or Constipation, cheapen themselves, i but a few cents at drug sera