The Seattle Star Newspaper, October 4, 1923, Page 14

SQPATTLE STAR | ** Daily Doings of The Star’s Funny Folks °- | ADAM AND EVA oa ae oo . = Bui coven CVA / OH, COUSIN ANNE Vve GoT so MUCH \\ I've Gor So Mu TO TELL. You! | TO TELL You! aA | | | Cousin Anne Is So Interested BY Tye ROOM Whew Wy MAUVE TO MATCH Bi rae feu TABLE BUT | DON'T THINK 1 AN ANY Way OUT “OUR WAY HURRY uPIwe > GOTTA GET; HIM \) OUTA HERE QUICK! } “TH SHANTY'S FOLLA SOME. KINDA DEADLY / F eesrcame: NEAR HAVING “10"C USE THE PULMGTOR ON THE OLD CROSSING WATCHMAN YHETIME HE TED “10 CLEAN HIS PIPE IN HIS SHANTY! WITHTHE DOOR CLOSED. —__ BY WILL (AMS, THE OL D HOME TOWN DONT BE BACKWARD STEP RIGHT LDP ' THIS SOAP WILLIN YOU. SAY NO WAY INJDR E } | NO-NO ~- “THE ~ Yoctor witt RTrACERE THE TENDER LiveRY NERE IN | FoR ABIG [SURPRISE } STAGLE FIND OUT HES \NoT So y, \)} DONT NEED (NAW-FELLERS ( No SHAMPOO! Wad 4 GO ON LP \ \T WONT J KILL YUH!) THREE WELL KNOWN JOKERS INSISTED THAT BOB BACON GO LP ON THE PLATFORM AND STANLEY LET DOCTOR BLOTZ GIVE HIM A PREE SHAMPOO! 4 WEA EERVIC DOINGS OF THE DUFFS HELLO,DORIS! | HEARD WILBUR WAS SiCK- HE HASN'T BEEN TO THE OFFICE FOS, SEVERAL p_———__ HE 1SN’T SICK, BUT GO IN THE OTHER Room AND LOOK AT HIm- HELLO, WILBUR! | THOUGHT You WERE | SEE YoU HAVE A BLACK EYE~ HOW DID You GET EG ae ay er CAP, HIGGINS), THURSDAY, OCTOBER 4, 1923. ropes sgaagnegeaaantaeeasga teas tsaeaaaa as aaee see aa | Cream of the en Hineattanaasaanannszazt: pbstssste teats pestesersssans sheesrsees TRUE FINANCIAL NOTE A DIT MIXED CURBING THEIR ELOQUENCE S RIGHT | “HAPPY “Tam Amer HER WINNI photograph of Mrs. Kameneff, shown here with her hus- band, president of the soviet republic. | Women of the United States will be interested in this | \4 | EVERETT TRUE «» BY CONDO WELL,HOW DID SICK - IT HAPPEN P¢ NO-1 WAS JUST WATCHING A TEAM IN PRACTICE “CRACK ABOUT ONE OF | 1 FooT BALL THE PLAYERS AND} {- MOSTA’T DO THAT! ISTN’T SCRATCH POOR HES-HEE - THE ——s DARLING! - NOW AND THEN - — | THEM DAYS IS ie Sees GONE FOREVER! we itt & o<s rey ae 5 a Long- ove Out wien iallva Looar TH TIGERS AN’ lire GEE! THINK OF You WANT J THEIR UTTLE <M OH,1MADEA |! BEARS IN THIS ABOUT THESE TIGERS AN’ ELEPHANTS” Bl AN GIRAFFES: ut Ie >) AFFES n See E c ii DO PEOPLE q AT 1S IT THA = |\ DOIN SOME COWNTRIES bs sen HED i! EAT GIRAFF " ae RoyS GETTIN’ ALC You THINK Of 13 YouR OWN CoMFoRT Il! Nou DON’T SESM Yo REALIZE THAT, MARRIAGE, ISA PITY: FIFTY «PROPOSITION It!h- GUESS HE OYERHEARD)| Yes, MRS. TeRve, IT'S FIFTY HeRe AND FIFTY THERE TL IM ALWAYS BUSTED ttl” Burt You've BEGN’ Busta HARD*GNOUGH f Wy FALL BRIDES We have ‘a booklet you will want if you are to become a bride this fall. Even if you're only a bridegroom-to-be, or merely & “best man” or one of the bridal attendants, you'll want this little book. For it tells everything you want to know about the announce ing of engagements, etiquet for engaged couples, the bride's outfit, the hope chest, the trousseau, the attendants, bridal showers, wed ding invitations, summarizes the expenses connected with the wedding, telling what the bride's parents must bear, and what part the bridegroom bears; It details the duties of the best man, gives suggestions for a church wedding and a home wedding, the wedding — reception, the wedding breakfast, notes of thanks, and much more, If you want a copy of this booklet, simply fill out the coupon below, mail it to our Washington bureau with the required postag® stamps, and it will come to you by return mail, Washington Bureau, The Seattle Star, 1822 New York Ave., Washington, D. ©. I want a copy of “The Bride's Booklet” and inclose four cents in loose postage stamps for same, wult of t cent thani part retui woul 60 t Thi in al been left ver tq ineldet of the ternatf which) ning hotel. which, purchi Pacifig factui larged) lished, Westli E. Cig in cha conti er ol beyon Placi by botl 0. cau the list