The Seattle Star Newspaper, November 27, 1920, Page 11

PAGE 11 SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 27, 1920, : THE SEATTLE STAR DOINGS OF THE DUFFS Helen Proves That She Can Get a Meal By ALLMAN “HELLS TOM, SAY PANSY Quer eed us Tort! Yes sum kerr» | | DELICATESaRN | | Most OF mY Time 1M The New cook! How ARs Tus Morning! +1 DON'T lxow: PALACE OF PANS AND GREASE | | Wy GerTNG ALONG, WELL HAVE Dien AT HOME, Yes | for The be herea? “Wey To Be tome BAN! oms! er. 3 7 Tom wits Wave TO Wea, ! suppose MLL spuND WELL, WELL, SO THE | OW,ALL RIGHT OMLN I CAN'T Fino THE CAM OPENER! peters DANNY You GO OvER AND ASK ‘Tom, Here 1 WAS JusT TunanG, _S ries Jowes FoR HOR Call OPENER Are Some WeLeu, (F You Age 1 Chel'y GeT Ts DHER wuass SARomes IF Come “To Get THe ay | WAVE OE!) | You Care FoR MEALS THAT WE Tuam! Micur Seu. ove KITCHEN STOVE. ar Seallle * By Mabel Cle oP > Page 219 GOODY TWO-SHOES Dry aaa ND this is another story which | boat got in there weren't any Was told to Grandmother at | shoes wot sp gril Ag Bo the Piomer party, and which she | TMi evar whe know 1 couldn't get ‘Was told to take to Pogey: what wasn’t there, When I was a little girk chi) “put, like lots of other Httle Gren didn’t have movie shows and | fons, I thought I knew better. P @ancing schools, and concerts and, +1 could go down to the shoe Ail sorts of things to go to, but | maker's shop,’ T sald. ‘I'm wnre T @bout once in a year or two 8) saw some there—I'm eure I did; Gireus would coma, and I could get thown Please, “And when a circus did come !t | mother, I cout? Was by far the most Interesting | ~yfother explained again that Amd important event of the yegr.| the old German cobbler made only “Now, there were other thing» usty, shapeless shoes for men and Thich children who live today| women, but I wouldn't be sti» | Would find hard to believe, and) ney Very well,’ mother mid That ts that we could have new | +yoq knéw tf you wait a day or hove only twice a year. two you can have some nice “Twice a year the beats came | shoes: if you buy these you must &p from California, We didn't #8Y | wear them to school.’ California, remember? We ud ‘Oh, yestum? I walt, “7 want | Mbe doats came from ‘down be | to wear them to school! I am sure tow,” and if your shoes wore out) 1 paw sonm real nice ones there? . 860 soon you just had to £°| «go of 1 went, and after look- ee ee us | Ing over the few pairs of clumsy ° was 10 years Eas canoe, ant. te come ove, toe eobbter ad, T chen Just about the time the shocs| ¢ Mmallest pair. Were due to coma About the ume} “They had elastic In the sides, ‘Dut not quite ai the time, a seam up the front, a broad flat " “My hoes were In tatters: too | sole, were pretty nearty twice as See Se srvver tines to eer (2807 | “On, yee! 1 went Mappiy-fop have to have some new shoes! | Ping to the cireus in them, and T told mother; ‘just have to have| mother made me wear them a I can’t wait—I have to| whole week to school, After that “have them! Mother said she was) «he took them and wore them her Serry as could be, but until that! self.” Raereee DL asm fin, 95 { f, Soom Beas SALAD = s\ Y IN “WHAT’S NEWS TODAY?” a '2 HUM! WHY DoT (Pocr soLnIeRs orr | IN THE STANUS AND WESEHR - "THEY BuottT STYANDO® ALL ALONG THe were For THe PEOPLE "To Orrin AMO a WATCH THE wal? VETS R 4 PARADE GY- THay ABA “THty HAD AEG DOW'S UP THERE ARMIGgnCE DAy- ~ LET THE “PEOPLE DO THETEN Mile J rasecnin’ ty FRECKLES AND HIS FRIENDS Pod WHERE TouST Saw WA A ID Frecuiss) 7 MITE doo = WES” age PROBABLY LANGING He Takes His Dad at His Word UY, atae! oneness | [2 Yow -t BEEN “TREES = Dop Sap we T* = DOWT BOTHER, FLe HAVE. A VONDER FUL “TIT RIGHT HERE IN A tunuTe!? 4 for yesterday's absence. Something ‘ | to put Scribble Seratch into a good Nick, attendance officer, humor would be the very thing. happened to be away, and) Ha! Chestnuts! That's what he'd to sit in the corner all day | do—take the teacher @ present of a fing the special dunce cap Nancy | handful. A fine peaceofferingt for truants. Wasn't it Just too provoking that ily liked chestnuts jnst as/|one of the nuts happened to be Wig: | as Scampef did; moreover, he | gily's refuge, and the fat little worm | lived inside some of | found himself in school after all. It aa he was crawling slow-| was too disgusting! . the edge of the woods| Wigsily meekly crawled to hia the old oak tree where the | seat. Mushroom was ringing the | (Copyright, 1920, N. KE. A.) WO-HO= You DONT UNDERSTAND How MEAN 1 WAIT “To GET HOLD OF A COUPLE OF Nou MAY HAVE ON SOME OLD ty i In (1) mes} dane 1) 4 I Hy How a Breakfast Flew Away fou I don't like snow! It tires| he came out to feed the hens in me all out to walk thru it, and | the morning, the very first thing that! ‘covers up things so. I haven't| he would see would be your tracka,! a single track since we left and you couldn't cover them up the! ‘O14 Pasture. I say, let's go up to ba J you can on bare ground. Now,! Ts a a a EEE EE SER Brown's henhouse I'm | don’t let me hear any more of this ~ “ ” Ancient astronomical instruments,; Treasw officials estimate eadfully hungry,” whined Reddy | nonsense?” firet tight of the morning creep! He Shot at Woman; |Property Tax Is Cat and Rat “Life’ seized in Pekin by the Germans in | 1.503 pe igre ge forest, Reddy Reddy looked back at the tracks ‘Nha the Green Forest “ #1099 . 12,000 and 18,000 Liberty bonds. Granny Fox looked at Reddy| he and Granny had made, and for {oukht more and more about, Mew Says “Not Guilty Called a Failure Too Much for Her } 1201, nave been returned to China, the corner of one eye. “You're! the first ume he realized what a tell-| (rouN®, Une It weomed to Rim Nt) rank 1a. Peters, charged with tor-| Asserting that the personal prop-| SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. 27.—Mrs.| “PROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVED ‘and I'm 01d,” said she, “and tale the snow is, and he hated it/1)./ ne must bo very neur, He was|rorizing the fashionable Highlands |erty tax is a faflure and that all |Olga Dunlop led a catand-rat life, waap Rene t trg Ry EURALGIA a | Seng liag longa gy a vee. |juwt going to say 0 to old Granny | district, November 16, and firing a! countries except tho United Staten | so to speak, with William, her hus- > unt * forehead , 4 e right, Granny Fox, just as Pox, when @ mass of SNOW WAS! snot at Mea Guy C, Williams, plead-| have abandoned it, Professor F. J.| band, she told the court here, Once 1 ——tmelt end inhale the vapess Tim not hungry enough to be! you always are, and I'll try not t , and wit! | J v to risk my skin by going UP|even think of Farmer Brown's hen, pr gis gerbe howe pie Tp se | #4 not gullty to aasault in the seo oe ne pega at hello a Brown's henhouse. An| house,” sald he, meckl reat ni Le ie |ond desree before Presiding Judge | nsten, addres ; stomach i a whole lot better : . 7 | close to his nose that he almost fell | 70), CoRteG | Miter ee ternoon cll of the Chamber of Commerce Fri " Granny grinned ax she aid | over kward with fright. pag duy on taxation, ® skin full of shot. I should 1 aaa what wae teat? he eried wr) have been former. | “Ay On Uxs a a that you would have learned An empty stomac | hat iy a een captain, personal property . We e 60! . aethdbe . i iss ae 2 : ‘Dy this time. 1 was going to We'll patient be when he could find bis voice. | half of 1 per cent is equal to an in 7 that we take up our old Granny Fox was grinding her teeth come tax of 5 per cent, Professor ne here on the edge of the Green| TReM he added: “I guess that! with rage, “That, you stupid, was Laube stated, and pointed out that ‘again, bot if you ‘are stil | Wel find plenty of field mice down, the breakfast we ought to have had! at precent & poreenal property, ‘tax us | That was Mrs. Grouse, and she wax of 70-odd milla, or 7 per cent, ia being ib & foolish young Fox as to talk sma " > jeoping right under us all the tim levied | ees pes, ss ees ee oom CONSTIPATION (== "| And from a safe place in a tall | hemlock tree, Mrs, Grouse looked ee down and smiled on Granny and|Get Dr. Edwards’ Olive Tablets ‘ | the very Orst time you feel Reddy Fox. “It's a nice snow, tsn’t ih your stomach, I guesn better stay up in the Old Pas it?” maid she. , That is the joyful cry of thourands RIED RIGHT (|P vi story: ri since . Edw produc ve Pap oF EB eal aarscsal aces Tablets, the substitute for calecnel, | ‘There isn't much to eat there and you'll have the hard. eee Na id aan a etme lee | (or ® | Had an Idea—Now enemy, discovered the formula for Olive WITH SULPHUR, ’ h Tablets while treating patients for He s $25,000 Ric CF | chronic constipation and torpid livers. you've ever had, but HUTCHINSON, Kan. Nov, 27-| Dr, Edwards’ Olive Tablets do not} Any preaking out of the skin, even be sate.” contain calomel, but a healing, ly hung his bead. He war 4 of having complained. He . 2 if jocal hotel manager, ry fiery, itching eczema, can be quickly wang ied . vegetable laxative. overcome by applying a little Men- ‘ With its roosts full of sleeping has $25,000 more im hia bank @©) No griping is the “keynote” of these , J hens, it noemned an if he just had to| | 7 de count today beans he had an idéa| Mile sugar-crated, olive-colored. tub- | pen Fen Macy Sg nl ov ' go up there, ‘W-what was t?” he cried.'ana used it. He,watened bis chet | lets. They cause t wels and liver tO | ing propertios, this sulphur prepara bs 0) hen wouldn't be minsed,” ' act normally. They never force them | 4,,,, instantly brings ease from ekin he threw a live cat on her shoulders and it scratched her, she said. An other time he put a dead rat in her|to the Bureau of § bed, It frightened her, she held, She | counts, SAMUEL M divorced two husbands before Wil | master General of th Ham for cruelty, but she sald Bill} “did beat all.” The judge wished h better luck next time and gave h a decree, HOME TREATAENT Gatisfaction Guaranteed or Money Refunded Dr. W. W. Hoagland, a prominent California dentist, hae successfully treated Pyor- rhoea for fifteen years. He has originated a wonderful remedy, Pyro-Void, for all forms of the disease, Are your gums sore? Do they bleed when you brush them? Can you squeeze pus from them? Order Pyro-Void sharpens wit 4d wait @ bit WHY DO YOU continue to allow a recur- rence of that old trouble and make no effort to prevent the condition when IT IS SO EASY? CASCA-TONE Positively will benefit you beyond imagination if you are troubled with Biliousness, Bowel Disorder, Loss of Appetite or old-fashioned Stomach:Trouble. Get a Bottle Today that what Granny Fox said true. He tried hard not to think he was hungry, but inside was an emptiness, such @ dreadful y that it was hard work to k of anything else. And when he of Farmer Brown's hen lpoaching exe® and thought there : and got immediate relief, Or: Reddy, on the Green Meadows when it in °°" to unnatural action. irritatt thes and heals the x coms P Old Gratiny Fox turned and cufted| light, and wo can catch them in the OUent (0 be & better way to do It!” tfvoy havea “dark brown mouth"=| sosoma right up, and Teaves the akin | et, !t.by mall. Just inclone $1 At Your Druggist’s ‘fed ears. “I used to think that | enow quite as easily as in the sum 8° be invented an em® poacher, pat | bad breath—a dull, tired fecling—sick | siear and amooth. oak Ss wid be Mallente Four address, Easy to administer, Full directions with each treat- ment, Address Dr. W. W. Hoag- land, Dental Specialist, 908 Market St, San Francisco, some fox sense tn that head| mer grass. Mra, Grouse lives nome Died it and fold the patent to ®| headache—torpid liver—constipation, 6 r 6 tor but you haven't got even| where around here, and {t may be| Kansas City concern for $26,000 you'll find quick, sure and pleasant re; aians Gaia eittieaneinoe aatterenl sense,” she snapped. “Look | that we can surprise her.” Sr sults from one or two of Dr. Edwards’ | trom skin trouble should get little you at those tracks. Don't! Reddy's mouth watered at the| For renewing the depleted dairy | Olive Tablets at bedtime. jar of Mentho-Sulphur from any | that Farmer Brown's | thought, and as they sat there under|herds of Germany, 35,000 head of Thousands take them every night just good druggist and use it like @ cold eyes in his head? When) the big hemlock tree, watching the|Texas cows ure to be sent there. to keep right Try them. and cream, GEO. R. T. MACK & CO., Seattle, Wash. Distributers for State of Washington \ ”