The Seattle Star Newspaper, April 19, 1920, Page 13

DVENTURE THE DOINGS OF THE DUFFS LAA) Deash,\ wtperstaiD Some | My wasiponer AM JAN’ WuaTs Mo’ - | GoT THHIGS ARE MISSING AROUND| Gone - “TWO PAIRS OB I suspicions Too~ I'6 GONNA WERB- WHAT ALL DID 1 SILK STOCKINGS WHAT | | SpEAK To De MEW NEKaIBORS HAD CM DE RAIL AM Gone = A TH PALL AND A Mew PAIR. ] 08 RUBOERS, am Gone! our BACK Porch! [— -» Tit Wave hee ore Me AusT oF ’em AMDT LL Repoer IT To THE Pouce! ‘a len ay. » | é : ti: . : “I keep a big picture book of birds and flowers with all! the colors,” said the fairy-man. Be was Nancy's plan, and she ors, and if you follow ft you can’t” told tt to the fairyman right away,/ €© wrong. Only,” turning to Nick, “We'd love to help you, Mr, Ruba.| “@0""t put pink tails on things, | WAT OA WELL WEVE YES, 1 (Row IT @ud, if you'll let us, shouldn't we, JNick? If youl! tell us what you | Want done, we can help you to scrub BP the birds and paint the flowers, sure. Once I painted a tulip tm my painting book at home and it looked so real, Daddy sald he could Aalmost smell tt. And Nick painted [Mie cat's tail pink, one time, too.” “Is that so?" beamed the fairyman is what I call luck. Maybe You came true because I waved my ‘Wand this morning. I was beginning to think it must be worn out because Mobody appeared, and I intended to @sk the Fairy Queen for another @ne the next time she came around. “Yes, I do need help very much,” De went on, “but the work is easy to | Warn, for I keep a big picture book of birds and flowers with all the col | please, unless they belong there.” Nick promised, for he was as | eager as Nancy to get to work. | The Magical Mushroom said he'd | stay right with them to help them | understand bird talk and flower ian guage, and the Green Shoes said it was all the same to them, no matter how long the twing stayed tn Serub-Up Land So it was eettied, Mr. Rubadub! fot some brushes and things for them and the twins were soon very busy. | Nancy reached up for the robin, who had perched himself on Mr | Rubadub's shoulder to attract at tention. “Come on, birdie,” she said | | eweetly, “I dan’t need a book to fix you up. I guess I know what a robin should look like.” | ! (Copyright, 1920, N. FE. A) BY THORNTON W. BURGESS ‘OLLY, round, red Mr. San looked down on the Smiling Pool He | think it was? Why, it was a conven tion at the Big Rock, the qucerest fonvention he had ever seen, Your pape would say that it was a mass of indignant citizens, May- Be it was, but that is « pretty long Jerry, and to ask your advice.” Bhe stopped and potnted to Jerry’s tail, which was carefully wrapped in . “What do you think did it?" she demanded. “Probably Jerry's been tn a fight and got licked,” said Bobby Coon to his neighbor, for Bobby Coon is a graceleas young scamp and doca not always show proper respect te his neighbors. Mrs. Muskrat glared at him, for she had overheard the remark, Then she held up one hand to command sb . “Friend, it was a trap—a trap te catch you and me and our chil Gren!” said she, solemnly. “Tt is no ‘Songer safe for our little folks to|#t the Washington Cremation society | and with @ stick pounded for silence the things said about him, his chee certainly would have burned. Indeed, I am afraid that they would have bilstered. Such excitement! Every- | j bear had @ different idea, and no | | body would listen to anybody elee. | Old Mr. Mink lost his temper and called Grandpa Otter a “meddiesome Mother Muskrat elimbed up on the big rock. know-nothing.” It looked very much. as if the convention was going to/ break up in a sad quarrel. Then Mr, | Coon climbed up on the Black Rock “I move,” said he, “that tnaamuch | as we cannot agree, we tell Great | Grandfather Frog all about the dan. | wer, and ask his advice, for he i#| very oid and very wise and remem-| | bers when the world was young. All| in favor please raise thelr right) hand.” All at once the air was full of hands, and everybody was good natured once more, So ft was agreed to call in Great Grandfather Frog. Next Story: The Oracle of the Smiling Poot. DR WALTER J. FORD, Seattic losteopath, died Sunday night at his} home, 350 16th ave. N. Funeral eorv-| | lees will be conducted by Seattle Elka | chapel, at 2 p. m. Tuesday, with| around the Smiling Pool or sll the Laughing Brook. What are |>urial in Mount Pleasant eemetery. we going to do about it?” caverta i Everybody looked at everybody! Fer quick action 2 pistol holster | @ise in dinmay. Then everybody be-|has been patented that apens its gan to talk at once, and if the Ves | entire length when a weapon is with. Hunter's Son could have heard all! drawn. Lo) The Spring Rains Bring Grippe This sort of weather brings cold and grippe. If it’s just a common cold people say, “there’s no danger in that!” But many a fatal sickness begins with a cold _ —with vitality weakened—the system is ready for ' the Influenza germs. Begin early to ward off the attack. Purge the system of the toxins (poisons) by taking castor oil, or a vegetable laxative made of Mayapple, leaves of aloe, and jalap, rolled into sugar- Galed pills and to be had at all drug stores as Dr. Pierce’s Pleasant Pellets. i ; If the cold starts with a cough, and it persists then gome local treatment for this condition should be taken. A well known alterative extract which has pbeen- on the market for a great weg Migr and ge which has been highly recommended thousands ' of users, is Dr. Pierce’s Golden Medical Discovery. This tonic compound is composed of an extract of foots and herbs without alcohol, and has a soothing effect “upon the mucous membrane, allays the irritation and at the time works in the proper and reasonable way, at the t of trouble—the stagnated or poisoned blood. MEAN tT ISNT | | GOT ELécteic LiGHTS Nov awry Goo0 ? HANDY Movi These Are Slits for Airholes, Tagalong! as-ewor ] & oF TUE wneud Pa’s Aesthetic, Oh, Very Much! OHT HR. BRO HE JUST ADORES POETRY, PAINTING MUSIC ‘AND NATURE IN GENERAL! You His ET TENPERANENT, WE'LL PROBABLY FIND Hitt IN THE LIBRARY MUSING, OVER \ Van U BUT THIS OLD On LAMP CAME IN WHEN WE ED MONSIEUR t | ACCEPT ZE BET! | HIS BLOCK OFF IN SIX ROUNDS!! Full of Ginger; He Lands in Jail Feltx Mandoz, 565, objected so strenuously to Patrolman R. R. Moulton taking away his bottle of jamaica ginger that he flashed a re volver on the copper. Moulton knocked the gun aside and haled the ginger addict ta the bastile, R. Diaz, 34, and Jesus Rodriquez, 49, both Mexicans, were arrested at the same time. Burglars Steal Patrolman’s Gun Patrolman J, R. MeMillan faces the embarassing situation Monday of having to borrow a gun, Bur- glars entered his home at 4515 Shil- shole ave, Sunday and stole his, Now Grandmother NEW YORK, April 19.—- Mary Roberts Rinehart Il. was name given a daughter born to Mr, and Mrs. Staniey M. Rinehart. The father is son of the novelist. COLVILLE,.—Work in progress on connecting road between Inland Empire highway and British Colum- bie. road system, Doesn't hurt! Lift touchy corns and calluses right off with fingers 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. 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