The Seattle Star Newspaper, April 20, 1920, Page 13

ue ADVENTURES Ole Weeks Bot S Naney put Robin Redbreast in a tub of water. Nancy took the robin off Mr. Rub ahoulger and tucked him an- Ber bererm. “Il scrub you up, Rob Redhreast." she said, kindty. along, and wel hunt up some Rodin Redhreast futtered his Pretestingty at that. “I don't sap and [I don't Ifke water,” he Peevishiy. “Can't you use Fed and brown paint instead?” Re,” refused Nancy, holding “That wouldn't be nice of the dirt, Besides, the paint stich. You've been digging down South until you're as an old rug. The right thing to hang you up on a clothes. The Oratle of the Smiling Pool BY THORNTON W. BURGESS DFATHER FROG sat on his TU tit the otters and the coons and the ct saw them coming, they & great shout, for Grandfather is sometimes called the Oracle n't Use Curling Iron! _ a Better Method of ruined heads of hair ent led heir, with split, broken, en ends. if more women only knew it, the iy can i just result whatever— mal use of plain li siderable time. It is so natu cking, and the texture and luster Pthe bair are #0 improved, that ‘5 woman who adopts this simple will er go back to the pelous waving iron. A few ounces quid siimert from th Br for weeks. The ii peabie to une, and it leaves no greasy oF odoraus trace, | stomach, which a¢ times was so ne | ,| rheurnatiem has left me entirely, 1 <|up in the morning feeling ‘bright auld te | DOS ball or @ dish of vanitia ice cream | than & robin. He had to scrouge his eyes up dreadfully, and sneesed twice when the suds got into bill. At last he wag rinsed clean, and! Nancy lifted him out Then she put him in the gun to dry, | Robin was soon an fine ae a new) Pin, but the little girl thought a {touch of red paint on his waistcoat [and a bit of yellow on his bill would [improve him still more, and it cer-| tainly did | “Chearo—cheero—cheer—ap™ he| jsang happily, Mapping his wings. | | “Thank you #9 much, Good-bye! | Now I'm hungry after my bath, and | I'm going to hunt @ nice, Then I'll go North and be the firet| |robin of the season.” So away be flew, and Nick and Nancy, the Mag teal Mushroom and Mr. Rubadud, the | fairyman, watched him fly from |Scru>Up Land ¢o the land where! spring was coming. (Copyright, 1920, N. B.A) vioaks pA 4 StLOMICS ont] yo Ci eC of the Smiling Poot, You knew, an Oracle te one whe ie very, very wise Coon helped et B Hi th § i i E j E H ; rR +H if fr i B i Mi i f ig i F g i il ; i I i | i is i k f ie F f 1 i i Fy i MRS. JW. KOZAK OUT WITH FACTS ABOUT HER CASE Weak and Nervews From my only hope. My appetite left 10 almost entirely and every time I did eat aw little something it began to ould hardly get my breath, I bad ® constant pain tn the pit of my vere I could hardly bear it. ferea I suf. with intense headaches and ) which pained me all the time. My nerves were in such bad shape I was almost a nervous wreck; the least little noise upset ine and I could get but little sleep, and in the mornings I actually felt worse than when I went to bed [ kept Josing strength until finalty I was not only unable to do my houm work, but {t was all I could 4o to get around at all. “After seeing where Taniac had benefitted so many other people I began taking it myself, and oh, how glad I am that I did, for 1 now tool like a different person. I have a splendid appetite, ent anything I want and everything agrees with me perfectly. I haven't a sign of gas, pain or shortness of breath. The never have a headache or become diz- zy and have reguined my strength un- til I can do my housework with the greatest ease, My nerven are in fine! condition, { sleep well a ways get and cheerful. In fact, Tanlac uaa just built up my whole system, and feel better in every way than I have in years, I think Taninc tn the best medicine in the world, and I tefl every one I know about what it has done for me. Taniac is sold in Seattle by Bartel! Stores under the personal di- jor of « npecial Tanlac represen: taUve— Advertisement, WEDLOCKED— Wity- Tuts ISN'T TH’ PICTURE {Yop YOu TO BRING To Me . ty N, HOW DID You EVER GET HERE? Baptists’ Goal Is $325,000 in County To raise $225,000 by May 2 tn the task undertaken by the Baptists of King county. ‘This i Seattle's ap- portionment in the Northern Baptist New World Church Movement cam- paign for $10,000,000 that berina Sunday. Under the leadership of County Director Henry Biliott, Jr. the preliminary gift campaign car ried on this week has resulted in nearly 40 per cent of the total being subscribed before the start of the intensive drive, it is reported. Broadway Bank Pays a Dividend State bank commissioner an nounces a 10 per cent payment to depositors in the defunct Broadway State bank. Disbursements = are made from the commissioner's of fice on the second floor of the White building. Twenty-five per cent of the funds have already been re turned. Appointment of Grover BH. Des mond, of the law firm of Kynn & Desmond, to the board of trusters of the pubtio Mbrary, to succeed Livingston B. Stedman, whore term has expired, was announced Mon day by Mayor Caldwell, — ~< |Cameron 8. Morrison, of Seattle, a Episcopal Clergy Committeé Gives Meets Wednesday Under the leadership of the Rev. deanery meeting of the Episcopal | clergy of King, Kitsap, Clallam, |paicn last week. held in the Church of the Epiphany, |lows: For best showing in Jat 10 a, m, Wednesday. up work, University dint Old, Faded Garments—Really Fun! (, 4, House-<dreeses, ginghams, aprons, blouses, rts, silks, stoekings, sweaters, children's coats, drap@iee— everything can be made new and good for years of wear with “Diamond Dyes.” The Direction Book in package tells how to diamond- dye over any color. To match material, have druggist show you “Diamond Dye” Color Card. ~ WOMEN BEAT OLD “HI” COST | They use “Diamond Dyes” and Add Years of Wear to f THE SEATTLE STAR—TUESDAY, APRIL 20, 1920. - Clean-Up Prizes University students and a strong community spirit did the work that gave honors to the University dis triet in the annual clean-up cam- Piero and Jefferson’ counties will be| The judges awarded cups aa fol- clean- i for best 4 res ‘ip nl) il! NO RELIGIOUS CONVICTIONS? showing in spade-up work, Capitol hill, and for the best showing in paint-up work, Mount Baker, COMING SATURDAY— NAZIMOVA “THE HEART OF A CHILD” gins to yield 60 nuts a year. DONT SUFFER aac88