The Seattle Star Newspaper, April 28, 1920, Page 13

Sen raaeeo rg eS. Se ‘aeons Coma “When he painted over newly cleaned windows with his fantastic patterns, they were Now, Yack Frost was a tricky few always, but nodody minded Ys pranks a lot tm the fall and ivinter, People said, “There's a time & place for everything, and Frost is all right in his place.” he painted over newly windows with his fantastic they were quite patient him (of course they were pictures, I must admit that) when he cracked water pitchers fastened down pump handles aed made little creeks stand still, dey bumored him and hardly a bit. “It's winter and he when spring was just over and Jack Frost waa sup- to gather up his strings (for pump handles) and hammers} (or breaking water pitchers) and| the opposite direction, most gen- ly his disposition got mean. Oh, Unc’ Billy Possum had ar- with Mr. Skimmer the was going south, to to his family in O1 i F 3 f P) : t ra fa much Feal work. - | started for Farmer Brown's, 4/more, That bed certainly did look {] kitefens which Colegrove is estab- quite patient with him.” @o mean I can’t tel you! Fe didn't want to #0, and he'd linger and linger, and after folks had their Straw hats all dusted off for warm Weather, and the parlor curtains down to clean house, they'd get! Pretty cross because he poked| around so long. He'd hide, you see, and when peo ple thought he'd gone for good, he'd} Jump out at them, and blow down their necks, and nip at their fingers. No wonder they get out of sorts! But the worst of it was, hi always snooping around on the look out for the first robin arid the first Pussy-willow, so he could scare them | away. If he once let the robins and the willow buds get a chance, he knew he couldn't stay around much Jonger. And he didn’t want to go! That's what Jack Frost was doing when Nancy and Nick came along in their Green Shoes, on their way to the Fairy Queen's palace. He! was pinching the fairies with the Willow buds! (Copyright, 1920, N. Fe. A.) think how good an egg would taste. The more he thought about it, the more he wanted that eg. “It's no use talking; Ah fust nat- urally have to bave that egg.” sald Une’ Billy to himself, and off he Une’ Billy Possum was hardly out of sight when along came Hobby he looked in at Une’ Billy's door once soft and comfortable. chuckled to himself. “I believe I'll Jpnt see if that bed ie as comfortable as And two minutes later Bobby Coon was curled up fast asleep in Unc’ Billy Possum's bed. phot seer Bobby Coon Is Waked nw . Colegrove to Open Holland Kitchen Clare 8. Colegrove, restaurant man, haa leased & 40-foot storeroom on Pike st., just east of the Grote-Ran- kin store, where he will open anoth- er dining place. The new place will be known as the Holland Kitchen, and will be one of a chain of national ANCHORAGE.—Advance of 2% cents an hour to unskilled and 10 got his house clean comfortable as possible, that time he began to| wage to $5 and $7.50 respectively. SPRING » Thi wer fifty years as Doctor Pierce’s Golden Medical Discovery. This will put vim, vigor, ity, into your blood. You will feel ung and buoyant instead of old and “‘seedy.” , At this ¢ime of the year people feel weak, tired, listless, their blood is thin, they have lived indoors and perhaps expended all their Mental and bodily energy, and they want to how to renew their energy and stam- overcome headaches and backaches, e clear eyes, smooth, ruddy skin, and feel the exhilaration of real good health lingling thru their bodies. Good, pure, rich, blood is the best insurance against ills of all kinds. You apt to suffer from an attack of “Grip” if your health is down. Purify the blood and you can defy Grip or “Flu.” is the time to clean house and freshen up a bit. the “Discovery” today, in tablet or liquid form. Send Doctor ce’s Invalids’ Hotel, Buffalo, cents to skilled laborers on govern ment railroad brings their daily RAINS bring bad temers and bad health. Why? Because most mankind are shut up in the house, or factory all winter and do not have the oppor-}| tunity to breathe in good oxygen, the system is filled with toxins (poisons), and in consequence one feels blue, tired and miserable, perhaps “aches all over.’” The very best way to get rid pf the poisons and to byild} up for another and better day is to obtain a vegetable tonic, made without al- cohol, and known fav- orably for Get THE SEATTLE STAR—WEDNESDAY, APRIL 28, 1920. Are The MeN WITH MY TRUNKS - WHERE WILL THEN Pur THEM? ’ yf 5 - < [=] LITLE BNNS Go ‘To ‘To GoTo UBANEN, RED AIR MAIL - IS CAPTURED Letters From Sylvia Pank- hurst to Lenine Found WASHINGTON, April 28.—Letters addretsed to Lenine and other Bolnhe vik leaders from Sylvia Pankhurst, English suffraget; James Gordon and Clara Selov, of the Western Euro pean communist party, were found in possession of three Bolshevik air plane couriers forced to land recent ly in Letvia, the state department wns advised today in a dispatch from Tuga. The letters were reported to have extolled the work of the Bolshevikt and to have promised the writers would aid in spreading soviet propa ganda, The couriers were en route from Koonigaberg, Germany. SEATTLE BAPTIST leaders re port $17,000,000 pledged of the $100,- N. 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