The Seattle Star Newspaper, April 3, 1923, Page 6

. PAGE 6 THE SEATTLE STAR TURSNAY, APRIL 2, 192% ae Cs a | —— Daily Doings of The Star’s Family of Famous Comic Folk ~—— ' OUT OUR WAY BY WILLIAMS | THE OLD HOME TOWN BY STANLEY BY CONDO ie er NO-NO-LETS 4 ij WALK FAST ADs ) \HAVENT é = “7 PAID MINE! ‘ Je YS N Sh E EDITOR OF THE WEEKLY CLARION WAS Trwillans UNUSUALLY HAPPY TODAY, WHEN “TOBE STACKHOUSE PAID HIS LONG OVERDUE SUBSCRIPTION WITH FOUR BUSHELS OF POTATOES - Mm. Do THs IF 1} CAN GET ALL RIGHT WHILE HELEN IS Wf THIS DONE BEFORE]! 1, jusy A TAKING HER THE BABY WAKES § UP ILL BE ALL RIGHT> TO You, DEAR READERS 1 WANT To THANK You ONE ANO ALL FOR YOUR TELEGRAMS. ANDO LETTERS OF CONGRATULATIONS, ALSO FOR THE BABY PINS AND BABY SHOES AND THINGS You SENT ME-AND THE BABY BUGGY YOU OFFERED AND THE BANKBOOK WITH THE DOLLAR INIT~ THE * POBTRY AND THE NAMES THAT You SENT ME WERE JUST FINE” Your NEW LITTLE FRIEND. te k tvs YOU, AND NOT Your OBSERVE THE LOVE-LIGHT. DOUGH, TI PRIZE - in MY EYES Florence Anderson (left) and Elizabeth Bell (right) to- | gether with Dorothy Cassells, all of Atlanta, Ga., are writ- |ing a book on “How to Make Money,” intended especially for | girls who prefer a career in business to one in the home. | ERIN’S PRETTIEST COLLEEN | UR BOARDING HOUSE OH, KISS HERZOG © G HY were aoes Ww Arvrosou,1-uwer wr (7/wiresr, V/ dodo BRD w A RE-TRIM MY HAT For = \7/ Nou HAVE SucH YJ ACTION. AGAIN = | “iis cprive, alo ‘| SPLENDID DEAS. Barone TTWENT USE THiS BIRD on rr T ALWAYS LIKED [-/ TH MILLINERY GAME, fe AGA! For-tHe Seasons | | THAT ORNAMENTS/ | TT HELD DOWN A Ly Yikow, 5 W peRFecT] | TT MADE YouR JOB IN BARNUM 6 CONDITION, ANDI SEE HATS Look So | |BAILEYS SESHOW HEN ARE USING cHic! AS A WILD SIAMESE] (Went YEARS! TAPIOCA HAWK! > | BIRDS oN SOME OF wlll 3 THE SMARTEST I|\ CREATIONS, Now ! eee re a WSs rc M H sowves Cisse \SS CHURCH SoLVES THE EASTER WAT PROBLEM === =. BY BLOSSER | g NN Ireland presents Miss)an heiress, too, boys—she re- ‘ a *hite. shown | cently inherited Bantry house Clodagh Leigh White, shown at Cork upon the death of above, as the Emerald Isle’s her father. She'll be present- most beautiful maiden, She's\ed at court this year, 4