The Seattle Star Newspaper, June 2, 1920, Page 13

——~—— SEATTLE STAR wees | Siar. Seattle “ "Page 66 INDIAN MPDICINE NCE upon a tim wwe of thelr savage habits and mother bers Me ae tliar method of treating what we . ne day, this boy I'm tell 1 about, sat all day by the é a er) u ky fire, his eyes heavy and proud vogirn vee 4 and his cheeks burning. He : fis bal’ TF a string. @ his| refused to eat the food his ‘‘ fered Aye ¢ ht him, and showed ete NUE wh ‘ t in the snowman the gprendid & -* ‘en were bullding on opie was ne , yewch, All thru the night he sal be ou ed and moaned; his tliroat was gright as bv Pt sw n and painell him greatly j pes, He } . So in the morning his father ea , he must see,a medic had, ° nh; and when the medicine-man So tx ame he said the boy was ver | GOT OFF EARLY ae and must be put in a aweat TODAY» ANNIE “LL Bom ouse BE SURPRISED ane, ho they ¢ cok Kim out of his hut were ane i k Places and . the ~ . whe on * San pear. w town, 4 > over > bum ww es ia Three her, RS 4 Gout cg Summer and winter, ra: (ood ane. ean fen embarrassed than a gank because he had ons " . The waat Me “Well! It was winter, cold win. | ruaned ed : y | Waters ooo ; No. tt @idn’t kit Rim. Me got i \ well. Bot ft wollldn’t recommend the 4 ted in the Indian cam eatment today.” (*) seynee ADVENTURES OF THE TWINS ty Olive Roberts Barton Brecct Ni] needles! That's my sewing bag,” answered the Maser and Nick brushel the! “Rens! Bees! Always been! declared | Mack velvet bus, who called the Queen. “You must have bees In} Quen Avis, the dust flew|your head, you talk of them #0 much. | ae “My, you're as dusty Anyway, aren't bees all right?” Bebpilier™ exclaimed Nick ‘Oh, certainty!” jhe the flower-polien off the agreed upon that. “Now,” said the Queen, “if you're .” corrected the queen,|sure the swallow (here it was her| ber wings stubbornly. And turn to shiver) isn’t snooping around the gate waiting for me, I'll take my bags and basket and be going.” But wh Nancy b But Queen Av things. o noticed the last word. “Don't There are some 1 sharp things | tem out of flour? Weill, bee-|in here,” she anid “Are they sting | is made of it. too!” she said. |ers?” she wanted to know © cried Nancy, shivering! “Just needles! That's rify sewing | ‘I thought you were a bee | ba'g.” answered the Queen time.” my flower-bag and honey basket, and said I wan a bee?” buzzed I'm off to the Land Where-Spring-Is Avis. There was no answer Coming. Good-bye!” and she buzzed for certainly no one had. out of the gate of Serub-Up Land next time, I'll keep cloak | But she ealled back with a curious! "Went on the Queen. ttle smile: “I've got two names, | Amo my workers after the Queen Avis is one, and Queen Bee is erat” Nick was quick the other, @ficod-bye again, little _— “That's like bees * | WAS just sun-up as Reddy Fox) wating. It {# all because I had a| _ terrible fright last night.” cadiows.| “Is that #0? What was it? asked | | Peter, ducking down behi@ « big bramble bush to hide a amiie. “Why, I went over to Farmer | | | DOINGS OF THE DUFFS— How WOULD You Like ‘Te Go To AMOVIE STOMP LOT Me Have THE PAPRR TILL Bee WuHaT’s "OW,1 bony ] Wine Dla A Anneme, @. Z “HES AVERY AND HE ne MARRIED HIM 1F You }|\ HIM THEN YOU WILL FRECKLES AND HIS FRIENDS— AW DONT BE AS CARELESS™ AL FRECKLES: AND BE SURE ‘Yo GET 4 STAMD AND DUT IT ON TUE LETTER. of it | had gone crazy. He couldn't eee « he stopped and sat Up - “Did—did—the monster eatch you Reddy Fox?" he asked | eyes Taltorsia Syrup Syrup of Figs’ Child's Best Laxative (- the way home.” 4 Brown's garden to see if that new! as you can, Ht m me oplied Pe planting of young cabbage was all | might ce gravel right, and there I met a@ terrible itil jolly, round, red Mr. Sun 4 begun to climb up in the sky, Has t= STOPPED foe Over 1 so 4 am & little late. Are mea ease ad ele a » to on Jy, Peter Rabbit, to go up to the | atyan phy temecaoiy ome QaweDv. bots srerder it at any drugstore’ lanting of young cabbage with | axked Reddy, with his pleasant est manner yrup of Fign| Now, what do you think Peter ame California| Rabbit aid? Why, Peter just began ire to laugh, He laughed, and hal | ind | looped, and shouted, He lay ‘down on! i back and kicked his heels for | BY THORNTON 7. BURGESS Reddy Fox Gets a Scare hed Se ” ta Pag by liver and tow ther aia trun " ¢ ate. Fu lions| care to keep behind a big, friendly You must say “Cali-| bramble bush, Keddy Fox stared at Peter Rabbit. lomeoDR. 8. H. KLINE 68., n.aSoes.n He jast didn't know what to make He began to think that Peter very nice, indeed * shouted Reddy Fox. sald: sib hdain * continued Peter Rabbit; “t| “Oh, don't mention it, Peter Rab-| “Why ms thing to laugh at, yet here was Peter | . laughing fit to kill himself, Finally t wait ull morning, #o I| ‘ tel went up there last night. I’m much jaida’t you meet the monster?” th: obliged to you for telling me of it,| . wiping his| Reddy Fox; I am, indeed.” 0,” replied Reddy, “it didn't h me, because I could run faster it could, but 4t chased me all crept into Reddy's face, for now he knew that once more | | “In that case, I think IT net go ae | Pe te r just began to laugh. |up to the cabbage bed this morning | for you know, I cannot run as fast and the monster very | have | monster! ft frightenkd me #o that ora the teeth and, y brushing will not remov film or tartar—PYROS| with someone who had a cold.! trouble and all its disagreeable PYROS is a perfect dentifrice, | But the point t»—don't suffer with | features. Don't delay the tooth cleanser | une oy 1 all the time he took | since Der. "falipi6, and sore that time have joy eget pas oy 2 it is now 94 day Bo. tte tee! last one «GC. 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