The Seattle Star Newspaper, October 13, 1923, Page 11

SATURDAY, OCTOBER 18, 1923, THE SEATTLE AND EVA Oh, ADAM Doc tor iLL You \ : at S MR. BY WILLIAMS | | THE OLD HOME TOWN STAR ‘* Daily Doings of The Star’s Funny Folks ~*~ lc BY CAP HIGGINS HAY RAKES -FINE Com! To MRS HORATIO SWANK,OF HOC NEXT WEEKS PAPER — led LOS’ bal BE S v T OG LACE CURTAINS -BROWN Doc “phe | SS & FLAT IRONS ||| WHEN THE EDITOR OF THE WEEKLY CLARION “TIPPED HIS HAT LOST ALL THE LOCAL NEWS 'TEMS For NO-NO- Isay | HOME is i ALOT |, CF Breez id | | NEws J = a iB iA > NOBS TS TOWN , THIS MORNING, HE CA Tom Plays Safe TAKE KE THOSE \ Oe APPLES IN, VWLL SEE WHAT 1 CAN DO AT MAKING CIDER = PLL TAKE | | A SHOT AT IT /I GEE, | HAD To LAUGH AT YOU TODAY, TOM, WHEN THAT coP STOPPED You FOR SPEEDING - You SAT THERE SCARED TO DEATH AND NEVER SAID A WORD- HELEN HAD TO 0O ALL THE TALKING -/) ae "LL GET You SOMETHING WHEN WE GET IN THE HOUSE oucu! You STEPPED ON MY FooT Lyf: BY ALLMAN ( SOME TIMES You'LL FIND ( THAT IT'S JUST AS { WELL TO LET YouR WIFE DO THE TALKING - j ) ESPECIALLY WITH A ote fee DAYS IS GONE FOREVER ap umble This on Your Fiddle SS SSa Sss5 52S Se Sasa ratsas=e GOOD EVENING , MISS MISFISH - HEH HEH - ONE VERY SELDOM MEETS, who REVELS (IN THE CLASSIC WORKS OF - BYRON- SHELLEY- KEATS THE GIRL WHO READS — WHO DOESN’ T THINK OF ONLY CLOTHES AND SWEETS: WHAT ON) EARTH MAKES Nou THINK THAT WE ARE aE LANG CHORS p- GOING TO HAVE FISH P? or eee é BY AL POSEN THEM BAYS IS GONE FOREVER! BY BLOSSER CAUSE T SAW TH BUTCHER LEAVE A PACKAGE IN Uh KITCHEN Hi bates tesssese PRIEDA'S FOLLIES DAD AT THE DANCE BIG BROTHER'S GIRt 1 te > ne to na id, with “What was “Bucking.” EDITORIAL GRAET 1 Old be kilt ento rely.” HIS L MIA TI a bricklay- show a hs Wy syhy Wage | x ia a Ny AW HES WW. ae! Society's annual classic, the Bryn Mawr Horse started auspiciously this year. Here is Mrs. John Be taking Lady Evelyn over the high spots. EVERETT TRUE BY CONDO SUFFERING CATS, MRS. TRUG, THIS WICC MAKE THE FIFTH TIME ‘You Have TROTTED Back INTO THS HOUSE FOR SOME THING OR OTHER !! WE CovLD BE HALF-WAY THEE BY THIS Time £ HORRY UP, le Scr OUT OF THIS wW AD Ger pie A MOST WOMEN, CAN COOK BUT— Yes, most women can cook (some well, and some not so well) commonplace, everyday dishes, but few have the divine magic to preduce th morsels, and other trifles, that really delight the Is truly complete, expense or effort, send for our new bulletin on “Cakes and Cookies, Icings and Fillings." Fill out and mail the coupon below as directed, Washington Bureau, The Se: 1322 New York Ave., Washing’ le Star, ton, D. O. Please send me the bulletin on “Cakes and Cookies, Icings and Fillings,” for which I inclose four cents in stamps.