The Seattle Star Newspaper, May 6, 1920, Page 13

/ ADVENTUR oF oa ftF, Tw Thar's A FINE WAY ‘To BRING vP A CHnD! Just Loox how Dery he is! SOMEBODY 13 ALWANS FRUDING FAULT AREN'T Tet, KID ~ ITS A Touch AD word - woop! ware A Mauris neeel! Youve BUSTIA’ “THESE CIGARS It MY Pocner |! You PRove Two GOOD , CIGARS RIGHT, bt DAOONS WELL, WHAT'S THE Poster: Diererence? HES WEALTIN ISA'r HE? Nick took a good look at Bill, then at the picture in the Bird Book. “What's your name?” he asked. | BM Btackbird’s plan was this. He;shirt, which he fastened on with lit. @ought that tf his name came so tle brown studa, and handed him his Gar down on the bird Mat that ne| PTO Ps eeting hap-| ‘Wasn't going to get out of SerulbUP piiy into the sunshine, Nick called, Zand until Decoration Day maybe, “Next.” just like they do in your Why, he'd pretend he was somebody Daddy's barber ahop, when it's some @lse and stand a“better chance to get body's turn to get his hair cut. That @way early to the Land-Where | was Bill's chance! He ipped right Spring-WarComing. | Up out of line, like you've ween So he peeped over Nick's shoulder | cheeky people do at a ticket window the big Bird Book with ita lovely| when they haven't any right to at oturea, which the twins and Ruba- (all, and sald, “That's me, I guess”) @ub were copying onto the real birds. He was too much excited to bother " Right on the page before him was | with grammar! & beautiful bird all orange and black; “I'm an oriole,” Mbbed Brit. Whom he recognized at ence. “So name's Oliver.” That's the person who ts to get his| Nick looked at the orams and freedom next!” cried Rill. “I'll just | black picture again. “T guess tnat's Pretend I'm he, and then I'l get right,” he sald doubtfully, “but you Painted up at once. Me for the Land-/don't look like it. You must have Where®pring-IsComing, and the| got awfully dirty down south, Mr | Bice, juicy bugs™ |Oriole, Nancy, where's the orange || | _ Well, pretty soon, Nick finished paint?* | copyright, 1990, NF. A) || —By LEO | THOUGHT FOR AWHILE THERE THAT | WAS BEATING TH’ HIGH COST OF LIVING- BUT WHERE WE SAVE ONE WAY _IT COSTS JUST AS MUCH ANOTHER INE NOTICED TH’ YESSIR I'M GETTIN’ SO THIN GROCERY AND TWAT MY CLOTHES Look LIKE BAGS ON ME - I'LL HAVE To Buy ALL NEW CLOTHES wee PETER, DID You Nonce| HOW MUCH THINNER Ul slat LATELY 2 “My | WHY, OF COURSE” < You KNOW @You Wuz IA ITH! TH SIGNS @LL Said" FINE FOR SPEEDING Peter Rabbit Has a Plan RY one’ in the Green Forest} “And Blacky the Crow and Sammy | and on the Green Meadows Jay? continued Peter, | Knew that Unc’ Billy Possum had| “They're trouble makers,” replied | gent by Skimmer the Swallow for | Johnny. Bis family ty leave “O! Virginny”| “And Drummer the Woodpec! "| @nd to come to the Green Forest.| “Of course,” replied Johnny. “We Un'e Bily was so eager and impa-| need Drummer to beat the long roll | Gent for them to arrive that he could | When the family arrives.” | falk of nothing else, Little forest) So Peter Rabbit hurried off to in People passing Unc’ Rilly’s hollow | Yite all those named to join in giving free would sometimes hear him sing. Une’ Billy Possums family a surprise ing: party when they arrived. Every one agreed to come and to bring some, thing to eat “Remember, it's secret, so as to be & surprise,” warmed Peter. “Cross | your beart you won't tell a soul | about it. | And each one crossed his heart nd promined net to tell. You see, | Peter didn't want Reddy Fox or! Shadow the Weasel or Sammy Jay or | Blacky the Crow, whe had not been invited, to know anythigg about it. Tired and footsore from delivering @ll hie invitations, Peter Rabbit sat on Johnny Chuck's doorstep that | evening. | “It's a good plan.” said Peter! Rabbit. lived alone fo" a tong, long time. But ah won't tive alone no mo’; Mad chiliun’s coming dis tree to clim’ | * An’ to play all about mah do° | _ One day Peter Rabbit heard him, d it eet Peter to thinking. Most y's family. Why not get party, @ surprise party, to greet Billy's famfty when they should Peter was so tickled with that straightway he turned uple of somersaults in the middle @f the path and then hurried over to Johnny Chuck's house to see what Johnny thought of the pian. Johuny Chuck thought Peter’s idea | SPEEDING! DIONT You SE THE SIGNS BLONG THE a splendié plan,” said Johnny | “Won't Une’ Billy be sur-! HEY ‘rou! stop! youRe BUSTIN’ THY || SPEED LAW: 1 Chuck. | prised?” I Next stery: Sammy Jay Learns + | Peter Rabbit's Secret. Squirrel, Chatterer the Red Squirrel, Striped Chipmunk, old Mr. Toad, Bpotty the Turtle and Prickly Porky, @f course. “What about Reddy Fox?™ asked Peter. Johnny Chuck made a wry face. “And Shadow ‘the Weasel?” asked ‘Another wry face from Johnny at Allied Council PARIS, May 6.—Allied leaders have | decided against allowing German rep- | resentativer to take part in the com |ing economic discussion at Spa, Rel-| gium, the French foreign office any nounced today. The Germans will be present only | in the capacity of witnesses, the for. | Chuck. Use it Daily READY TO USE eign office said. Improves the Flavor of Roast Beef GULDEN’S Mustard Also try Gulden’s with cold cuts, sand- wiches, fish and vegetables. Made clean, kept clean. An Inexpensive Condiment , REAL PAINLESS DENTISTS order te introduce our new (whalebone) plate, plate known, cevers very little of the roof of the mouth; ws Wee. corn off the cob; guaran- *. work guaranteed fer 16 e ind ‘wet tecth eanse day. of Our ot ties. . Have impression taken im the ination and afvice free. and Bridge Werk. 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Hennerey has been at liberty on bond since his arrest, March 29, and | haw been making efforts to repay the funds be stole, according to his at torney. | Resells Corner at a Fat Profit Improvement of the southeast cor- ner of Sixth ave, and Spring at., 12 by 120 feet in size, evan announced Wednesday afternoon, following the sale of the property by B. H. Hamlin for a consideration of $35,000. Names of the purchasers were not an- nounced, Hamlin bought the! prop erty a few months ago for $27,500, MRS. VICTORIA Z. SMITH, 79, died Wednesday at her home, 424 Fifth ave, N will be at 2p. m, at the Home Undertaking Co. establish went with burial in Washelli Services And yet it should be casler to tell MRS. LYDIA MUNC' Wednesday morning at her home, }409 Eastlake ave. She is survived Nd Uiree sons, Walter HL, Milton A and Roy Ei. 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