The Seattle Star Newspaper, October 26, 1920, Page 13

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Page 191 A SURPRISE “ad ad this ts ‘ond chap. chime no he knew som ter of that ute little bath capes e house ing suit’ story. © shuddered, ‘T get so “Fyr out on a lonely trail, in| tired moeting these squaws in their dirty ¢ fat, ar the dense forest of the west there tramped a lonely man be went right up “He was a young man, and in| dite shal n the his heart was a love of the woods | O- mld two f and | Sirls, softly, ‘Who can it b and the open air, of birds animals, and little running brooks | ‘hey forgot what they had all sorts of outdoor things he ed the door and “And he loved being a part of| their fair faces and lovely hair, Tom Felt Pretty Small By ALLMAN the new country and helping to! thelr tidy little home and their Sree AND we . as a, AS prot He | pretty ittle, short little, cut s egg LL, DID You BRING THE 7A Youre A GRear DON'T CRY DANNY! clear land and build homes eviodbetihioenb Mais Daag GET MY NEW HAT OW OW, GER, | Never BUTTER AMO eG@s “HAT | ~ Hei.o apy! You mustiir expect Your “But one thing he didn’t iike,| te bathing suite You WAY HOMEAS! | -tyouent oF pr! | CALLED Yov UP Great, || Dio You BRING Aa pag | .oooor they said, ike a ff} “| aASKEO You . scoTT. Me ANY THING? DADPY TMI | chorus in an opera, when they [|] 1 Top | ForGoT : _, You- He's such A y Busy MAT and he very much didn't like it} and that was to mee nice white man, like him, and talk with him and hunt with him, and then fina! door | out later than the white man had) “And ‘0.0000! Um-umumum! y \ - a | *\ 4 . \ere,Kio4 an Indian wife. He thought In-| Ahahabem!’ said the young man, \, ' FrorGor! dian men ought to have who was expecting: to see a dirty 7, . wives, and white men ought to| fat squaw have white wives to , e 4 his eyes, walked just stay not married : and said and he bated drea © gO) again ght he was either into these mixed m ut) dreaming or losing his sometimes he had to. and he looked so funny, ar “So he was walking along the| surprised, and so embarr lonely trail thinking about all wo pretty girls in their [| ‘ . a these things and deciding that, no © suite doubled up laugh ? ° is matter how much he didn’t } and the took off encore We "7 ~ NS = he must stop at the first he he} his hat and jo them a great if - TAN = came to, when—right down ¢ and husbands |] y ee, WW trail not a hundred yards away, | came home while, why / e a wy he saw a little clearing and a/ they were just five jolly young | Z “ - Ne cabin. folks, and nobody was shocked at “Smoke was coming from the | all” saw the nice young man at their Re kkee ADVENTURES OF THE TWINS tive Roberts Barton By POP MOMAND 'Freddig Frog cleared his throat, bowed to Nancy, then to thé visit and lastly to the school. ‘The next person Mr. Scribble Eel, f Scratch called on to read was Freddie} Who can dance the gavotte and the Frog. ? reel, She can quiver and glide, man schoolmaster, | Also wriggle and slide, thumbed over his reader until he| And the shivers all over her steal found the piece. He cleared his _ throat, bowed to Nancy, them to the Then there's Mr. Sylvester T. Fros, visitors, and lastly*to the school, for; Who sets Pollywog town all agog, Freddie had just as grand manners} With his shirts and fine hats as his dad. Nick warn't there that) And his many cravats, @ay, as he was out hunting up) Which he buys at the store by the truants for the Meadow Grove school. log. ‘This was what Freddie read Mr. Turtie’s another gay bird _ Bave you ever been to Pollywog| Who lives in thie land, I have heard, ms town? He stays under his back It's a place of most famous renown, And just peeps out the crack Where the pinchy crabs creep In a manner completely absurd. And the mud turtles sleep, | nd the fish slowly swim up and) Freddie Frog closed his book here, down. made another bow, and took his seat. | . There lives Miss Clementina May (Copyright, 1920, N. E. A) | r . : —_—--—- meth piso f Ho CLAUDE: Ve Gor < HED BE USED BUN 6 BUS OF MINE: eee anaraie \ “To WALKING! ! ig sms GAGWRTLE Too WELL: Pa u { i BY THORNTON W. BURGESS Happy Jack Squirrel’s Sad Mistake 66] ET me go! Let me gol” savor fond one had very, very softly stol | Happy Jack the Gray Squir-|en up and grabbed it and begun to rel. as he backed out of the hollow) pul It was so am mn and unex stump where he had just found a) Pp that Happy 1d yelled wonderful supply of good things to| With fright. When he 1d get his eat, things which belonged to some | Wits together, he tho that, of one else, but which Happy Jack had/course, it must be that Striped intended to heip himself to. He | Chipmunk bad corfie back and was a apres - _— Fated out taser than te nad gone] pulling Dis tail, When he thought| story soctn Onis a gre tance, | Monday Was Moving| 0 ..cm ony in teow tehlend co Wer ee OS Sr Dead Men |; in—a great deal faster. Can you|that he got over his fright righ i Site of Reservoir guess why? [il tell you, It was| away, for Striped Chipmunk is such, “Pt didn't know it was your | Day for John Liske | 11. caly modern Fwpresentatiye Of) City councilmen “and. members ot Makes You Stronger Tell No ales orehoune,” said Happy Jack, back because he wag being pulled out. | little fellow that Happy Jack knew | Storehouse,” sald Happy . | ) ot | th eat reptilian orde “a . ; a ‘ ing away still farther. n Liske changed bis tilian order living t/t. board of public works left Tues. Yes, sir; Happy Jack Squirrel was|that he had nothing Hd fear trom | * i farth John Tishy changed bis pie t arp i t rep JACI ING being pulled out by his big, bushy | him. | “It doesn't make any difference if} residence from 7141 87th ave. t >} t he close of the carboniferous age.® | aay on a trip to Swan lake where | tail! 80, as fast as he could, Ha you didn’t; you're a thief, just the the ‘city jail, Monday afternoon. — they will inspect the ground plans) Most weak, thin, nervous, rundown U N Jack ore fright 1} backed out of the ha appy Jack ‘game! Chatterer screamed, and John's still, 200 guitons of raisin aryl | for creating a huge storage reservoir | tc the a | ‘4 wet bakit Happy Jack was more frightened | bs mu ne hale, and whirled 'Susned at Happy ‘Yack. And what J, 200 g at bn kee ' ts - “phe ngorte than hort. To be sure, it is not at| *P°Ut. Of course, he expected to 4, you think Happy Jack did? Why, | Prune mash, and two ona of the j tis: eee : . by h. apply gently ss all comfortable to have one's tail ond tll wey jittle chipmunk. he just turned tail and ran, Chat-| finished product, are held as evk| . ; okly | K pulled, but Happy Jack wouldn't) ut he didn't. No, sir; he didn't, In- | terer after him, crying, “Thief! Rob-| gence by federal prohibition agents \¢ sveh 0 Vv R ’ asthenia, | APORUW have minded this so much had it| |ber! Coward!” at the top of his} vf - , math Not been so “unexpected, or if he} RB * . lungs, so that every one in the Green when our Vacuum tee agg cor tors Over 17 Million Jars Used Ye could have seen who was pulling it. | Forest could hear MOTHERS FRIEND Sater, 8 “ and weak nerves. | _ a And then, right inside, E = | 3 * e costs only didn't feel a bit good y - Fs Next story: Striped Chipmunk’s ! «or ol “ grees! because he was doing a dreadful | J | Happy Thought, For Expectant Mothers ' , falling heir send) ye tt thing, and he knew that it was a : } | : illustratea book- | Whe : o | Greadful thing. He had broken into| 4 f * DOUBLE DOSE FOR THAT 'Usep By Turee GENERATIONS let. # . |re Atuant pe to ye 1 f Was sure that 1t was Striped Chip- | . r hessi.: Zour mother and 1 agres that | basameue Reowusson Co. boyy High Class Dentistry ay Block, Denver, Colorado | today. : : . munk’s storehouse, and he wouldn't} ' 2 fi | you deserve a sound whipping Piety mlbveiggeaes 2 5 os admit to himvelf that he was going | ‘ | Bobby (bitterly}—Oh, ye That's f rare, discovery. that, soothes and llaye to steal—actually steal, Fut all the| | iin were ° os e Con and Weakness of Bladder, and " ‘ oars \ | about the only thing you and mother At most reasonable prices. K li Th C l | WwW Stee that if (Sond yes ag" yr ring Gy A '|@ver do agree about—-Boston Tran | Stom ach Extraction absolutely with- 1 a t o 1 th PROSTATE GLAND Ruta it would be steal " : a6 pani | St ik out pain or bad after ef- syounege tae tains he nels Gok cee te. thle A beng ee 5 on rixe fects. All work guaranteed al\Llis wae need valet frets i ote ¥ (CS Thought She Would} 20 Years||!°,2c%™ @ °* your heafth. were quarreling the nut« has C7 4 peared. Happy Jack had suspected 5 Bie little cousin, Striped Chip Eatonic Settled It! X-RAY FREE taking them away, and he bad fol “ " ol ae tett ‘ Heed Bariped Chipmunk to hia hol, { stead he looked right into the angry| pied "tt? Jenne Hopkins How | «+ Retonic ig wonderful,” says O. 9 to 10:30 A, M. ae 3} & pt low stump. Now course, Striped | {40 of his other cousin, Chatterer tried other remedies, I thought W. Burton, ‘‘I bad been a sufferer porresvaey ' 2, Cy) : Chipmunk had a pertect right to| the Hed Squirrel. And Chatterer E,mouid dle. D-DD. cured me | from stomach trouble for 20 years * Colds, Coughs ‘Om’ La Grippe cor ¢ found them on the angry. Oh, My, my; how angry — Sver get well aualh on earth. | and now d am well.” ° those nuts if bh 1 them on th 7 ‘ r ain on earth, Chatterer was! - For a minute he | Mrs Kinma Wise, $46 Franklin St., Entonic gets right after the cause nite : | Neglected Colds are Dangerous ground, but Happy Jack had tried) “with tind | y Baltimore. to make himscif believe that be-| COW4dn't figd bi because his — We ourselves have seen D, D, p, | Of stomach troubles by taking up and ‘Take no chances, Keep this standard remedy handy for the first sneeze. | ange a wie r ° eatise he had found ther first, in the | Sr fairly cho) And when heal so many eases uf severe wxin carrying ont the acidity and gase | tree top, they belonged to him, ana| b¢ “4d, how his tongue did fly! frouble that we know it will help you | and of course, when the cause de re ainiess pve nace ag Mma pa nc hls 4 he had broken into the old stump to| “You thief! You robber! What bottle, sue, bc and soo” “"” '* | moved, the sufferer gete well, If you mi rippe in 3 days—Excellent for Headache _ | have sourness, belching, indigestion, D entists |] Quinine in this form does not affect the head—Cascara is best Tonic get them. jare you doing in my storehouse? a then he had made the doorway big! away hurriedly, for, tho he is much e ‘e J one Elliott 368% gut for him to craw inside, bel bigger an Chactere he maw» very | Qe LOU: SOF So peck meal an Ons rele esl nied and Jewel SAe, ALL DRUGGISTS SELL IT da- ta “hanging cuuside, wholeeatho sedpect for” Chattorer a BARTELL DaLG sxoiiles at's gusranies. g