The Seattle Star Newspaper, October 21, 1920, Page 13

THURSDAY, OCTORER 21 1920, THE SEATTLE STAR PAGE 13 WILL ROGERS (HIMSELF )— Coraline by Grove) IN “WOT’S NEW ‘S. TODAY” ar Grattle _ . ¥ fool." OL) Cle ae; x Page 187 THE WISE OLD MAN GOERS TO SLEEP sig) 5 yay the trail he went—on| sounded the pic and on and on, All that/ 13th tap the bigge night and all the next day tail and the | passed deer and elk even without| the 12 others gave a thump, and |] ever trying to shoot them Je an awful dull roar, as it f} | | fE6.—THe . REPUBLICANS HAVE ALWAYS Grea) Wee BACAUse Pree vor y WILSOW VIDW"T “TAREE Ay t OF THEM) “Tc { ( PARIS wri { 4 THEY Sure ARE HAUIUG A “WRRRIBLE Lor OF ARGUMENTS OVER “THIS League OP VEINS THins = AIT “THEY ? how COULD HE APPORO “TO “TAK ONS HE CouLON"T IUD A REPUBLICA THAT OWNED + ~ | Hin nd at every A DRESS is - - fe | thump with “And after a while he began to! them the ground was hol clim> till by and by when the second night came he had reached the snows of Tahoma, and there he camped. But he couldn't make | $'°0" a fire for fear some other hunter | jouw of p Would see it, and follow him, and Wh get a lot of the treasure. “My, but he was cold! Tired | ° and scared and cold. “He drowsed off to sleep, but at midnight the moon came up and he was most scared out of his 4 told him ea md now he would chest man of all the Squaily >. = DOINGS OF THE DUFFS wits; ‘cause he thought it was a) Qe ee ere ee wan't AO A MAN Neve: = campfire and somebody else was | age gy meen te F “4 Come On HERE. SAM, DADON | Ves, Sue’s WELL, DADDY, WAS going up the mountain, Sow AO SAY ‘Tet ME, IS Gone To GET MvzZER FOOLISH “The moon made a good Nght and he got up and struggled on. his moccasins would slip on the frozen snow; he would almost fall down awful holes; he would have to go way around them. ‘Puff @-f> right behind him he heard ‘a sound like a seal coming ea shaped like the head of on up for alr, : otter climbing up out of the lake. | work with his ik born pick "Puffff-fe-ffr said the otter, and But no sooner h struck the snow with his tait.|% And up came anot#er otter, and another, and they kept coming tM there sat 12 huge otters in a row. Then the big old first one skipped over and rat on the elk stone, and they all said ‘Puff-(f.t fr again. # “The olf miser wns pretty much afraid, but he dug away, | they were 4 and the otters eat and watched. | fied eh haaee ” He dug thru the snow and came! “ie ws to solid rock. “Tap! tap! tap? Reheat ADV BNTURES = a Mak te MARRIED! IsK'T Swe FooLish To GO AND BO A TuMG uke Har? Too When We OLIVIA GOUNA Married You? GET MARRIED, REALM ? We.to To YouR DADON f Qurr- keep trup! keep rrup! thinner sound of his pick more pol You Can Always Come Down WELL, ALLEXAC TY! AN ASK FOR A LCAN Do [GOOD SUBSTANTIAL AMOUNT 13 ASK [AND IF You cant GET WHAT HM ER-ER- MISTER GRABIT, COULD “You LET TE HAVE A FIFTY eee o-DAY ciarice! Fy Ho z izae i H ; | H i as empty as if it were Saturday, @xeept for Nancy, Dr. Mink, and poor Markie Muskrat himeeif. “Quick!” cried Dr. Mink when the ‘et pupil had disappeared.. “Let me have your scissors, Nancy” » Mink, “Judge| Nancy handed them over, and snip, pees ; : WHEN HE GETB UP OM HIS piyge A snip, anip! Markie was free at inet prws WELL WANEA HERD A BY sHORNTON W. BURGESS : Happy Jack Suspects Striped Chipmunk “[TJAPPY JACK SQUIRREL didn't| Path. While he was thinking of all Jook a. it happy. Indeed, Hap-| thie, Happy Jack’s bright eyes had) y | py Jack very unhappy. You | been wide open, as they usually are, @ sce, he looked fust aw he felt. He #6 that no danger should come nenr. “had set bis heart on having ali the Suddenly they saw something mov- | e big, fat mute that he had found in ing among the brown and yellow | nats,” he added, and his bright eyes) Alabama, Texas and Virginia fur-} The production of silk in the Unit! A notebook kept by George Wash- Adl k cy] “4 top of the tall hickory tree, and | leaves on the ground. Happy Jagk|twinkled, “Have you seen any, Hap-| nish more than one-half of the pew |¢d States hus grown to $500,000,000| ington, and now in the New York er-l- a $ é instead of having all of them, | looked sharply, and then a sudden| py Jack?" | nuts; Wisco and [llinolg 41 per| 4 year, a6 compared with only $100,-| library, contains a recipe for brewing ee “he hadn't any of them. Worse still, | thought popped into his head. | cent of the clover seed. 600,000 in 1900. \ beer “ne knew right down in his heart that! “Hi, there, Cousin Chipmunk? he| Happy Jack said that he hadn't) ——~ oa si ee “tk a alas e€ips RHEUMATI it wae his own fault, He had been| shouted, seen any, and Striped Chipmunk re | AN’S CAS TX too greedy to let his cousin, Chatter- “Hi, there, your own self! replied} marked that he couldn't waste any bib ET SEATTLE C GE E, TO a) Ye t t Mages of | Get out your le . Mr. Hoeft! “uss. ts & Geiene Caigesuntc, for it was he more time talking if he wanted to| “What are you doing there? A business man’s wife could not eaked Happy Jack. fill his storehouse, and scurried | sew or read without sharp pains tn “galley-west” “Looking for hickory nuts,” re-| away. Happy Jack watched him go,| her eyes. For years her eyes were “I had stomach trouble for seven plied Striped Chipmunk, and his eyes|a puzzled Uttle frown puckering up|Ted and weak. WMnally she tried years and one bottle adleri-ka com- ERENT ready for that twinkled as he said it, for there! nis brown simple witchhazel. camphor, hy | pletely CURED nie. :'etill Une. te ae auicl! qunteh ta ae +| wasn't a hickory tree . ¥ drastis, etc, as mixed in Lavopttk a family tive with good results.”|were you? Left you stiff, sore, fi Happy Jack looked hard at Striped T believe he knows something jeye wash, The result produced by (Signed) E, Hoeft. af racemic tatnanat n Chipmunk, for that sudden thought | ®20Ut thowe nuts, I think I'll follow)a single bottle amazed ryone Adler4-ka flushes BOTH upper and| You should have had @ bottle which had popped into his head when | him and have a peep into his store-| We guarant a small bottle Lav lower bowel so completely it relieves | Sloan’s Liniment handy that he first eaw Striped Chipmunk’ was | N@s.” he muttered. joptik to help ANY CASE weak ANY CASED gas on the stomach ov jhave penctrated without sour stomach, Removes foul matter | warmed and soon eased up the which poisoned stomach for months.| cles, quieted the jumpy, painful, Often CURES constipation, Prevents | fected part and brought tityi appendicitis. Adier-i-ka is a mixture | relief. of buckthorn, caseara, glycerine and| Helpful in attacks of lumbago, - | strained or inflamed eyes. Alumi growing into a strong, a ve t ! | Gideicien that Striped p Petco. Next story: Happy Jack Spies on! num eye cup FREE. Swift's Drug knew something about those lost Wines Chipmunk, : Co. and leading druggists. hickory nuts, But Striped Chipmunk — 1 looked back at him #0 innocent that —many have been helped through the careful application of O, G. C.—and you too can Happy Jack didn't know just what e e relie * ite if y iw: _cC . . nine other simple ingredients. Swift | at external soreness, to think, " | Kill ; T hat ( "oO ld Wi th be s lieved of your Goitre if you give O. G. C. a fair trial, Il) Drug Oo, Bartell Drug Co. and all|etrcina, aches sprains, Get a “Have you begun to fill your tore. | don't suffer the discomforts and embarrassments of a Goitre any |} leading druggists. at your druggist's. 35¢, 70¢, $1.40. longer —and by all means don’t pay hundreds of dollars for a dangerous surgical operation for the removal of your Goitre, when O, G. C, can be obtained for such a small expenditure. One of our patients, after using O. G. C., wrote us as follows: Dear Sirs: Happy Jack was Studying house for the winter yet?” inquired About It. Happy Jack. | ail Ls “Of course, I have, I don’t mean er the Red Squirrel, have a few.| to let Jack Frost catch me with an While they had been quarreling in|@™pty Storehouse,” replied Striped the top of the tall hickory free, they | Chipmunk, | CASCA A 4 U | NINE } had knocked all the nuts down, and) -wnen leaves tum yellow, brown and Sloan. Liniment(=) 1 was troubled for several years with Gottre, was unable to then, when they went down to hunt 4 breathe freely and could not sleep when lying on my back. [heard for them, not a nut was to be found.| , And nuts come pitter patter down, | For Ss Cod , wo of this cure and decided to try it, Afler following directions, \ S Coughin Happy Jack was studying about| When days are short and swiftly pea . my Goitre was reduced nearly one-half inch in fifieen days. I | f F this as he wat with his back against | rin vp vetire off ar. Suns BOM Colds, Coughs Om? La Grippe used two and a half botiles of the Cure and car truthfully say } {s annoying and harmful, & big chestnut tree, He remembered| Tin cap has a chance to doft, my Goitre is GONL, 1 cannot speak loo well of this wonderful oe cation. vughs how Peter Kabbit had laughed fit to| And ny day's work well begun | Neglected Colds are Dangerous eure. MRS.W.S. MeINTYRE i i colds and Roeratntes ef once by _— 4 kill bimeelf when Happy Jack and heme miuers Kick their bed clothes | ‘Take no chances, Keep this standard remedy handy for the first sneoze, Address given upon request fine, 9 j his cousin, Chatterer the Red Squir-| Breake up a cold in 24 hours — Relieves , 1 hereby make statement of the fact that O. G.C. Goitre ». a tel had - 80 By genres because ‘ ‘What are you filling your store Grippe ip 3 daya—Excellent for Headache Pipe eared ‘ ge an ex sot gator and procured | . P wy could not find the nuts they bad | house with?” asked Happy Jack, try- lesired results in the case of my wife. , evan i = 4 Siaskek Gown, Peter hadn't takeli| ing Not to. show too mush interest.” Quinine in this form doen not affect the head—Cascara is best Tonic 1 W.D. MceINTYRE , - them, for Peter has no use for nuta,| “Corn, nice, ripe, yellow corn, and Laxative—No Opiate in Hill's. Write for full particulars—leaflet, etc. »: a wR a Dent CC 20 ttn ad Aen Si stent tare was asst haghiog as] enered Wtcined Ghipmant: “and sow ALL DRUGGISTS SELL IT bad gone off down the Lone Little I'm looking for some big, fat hickory 0. G, CHEMICAL CO., Seattle, Washington ¢ ell No Tale «