The Seattle Star Newspaper, November 30, 1923, Page 6

remy EMOTE. ¥RIDAY, NOVEMBER 26, 1928, HOW A KING KISSES A BRIDE THE SEATTLE STAR BY CAP HIGGINS TOW ADAM, SOM. ONE LEFT THE BACK GOSH! SEVEN (is DOOR OPEN AND THE WILKIN'S CAT DIFFERENT KINDS OF HASH! cy ATE Ue THe REMAINS Of THE Tul nei ; » ” ‘alldvtaes font THAT SEVEN DIFFERENT WAYS AR Bs 7 q FO PREPARE IT. 3 » TOO BAD! = Princess Maude, King George's niece, recently married Lord Carnegie. Photo shows King George kissing the bride’ - om steps of Guard's chapel, London. In foreground are seen BY STANLEY | Princese Victoria and the Prince of Wales (back of head vis- | ible). On right Prince George and the duke of York. Lord | Carnegie is on top of steps at upper left of photo. | THEY'RE CELEBRATING, T00! | Fort Worth, Texas, successfully celebrated its diamond jubilee. And these two little maidens, Martha Masgengale, left, just 4, and her sister, Anice, who admits she is 6, all decked out in costumes of the early ’50s, entertained folka with their singing and dancing. STANLEY SEV STANDERS SNIFFED THE PosiES MARSHAL OTEY SeaLiee z Beousur TO AUNT SARAH PEABODY WHO 1S CONF/NED To HER HOME WITH ASTHMA —— THE GENERAL OPINION IS THAT SOM® ONE DUSTED THE PLOWERS WITH SNEEZE POWDER) | Ff VERETT TRUE Tom Admits It BY ALLMAN BY CONDO ay ST DANNY, WHAT if > —_—< LET ME TELL YOU SP DON'T RUN Too | GEE, YOU'RE \/your pappy ARE YOU RUNNING RUN THE OTHER FAR NOW-COME } WAY - FACING THE ‘ Do You ; W ITP FROM NOTHING DADDY, TO IT, DADDY) SUN AND You KNOo 4 | } | ' x | fM TRYING To CATCH UP SURE, DADDY- | WITH My SHADOW! > t { 5 7 I'M BEATING \ a fi a3 ‘. 1\ EVERY STEP! / ~ xi! i | | | | | | HELLO! MANAGER STREET RAILWAY Cot THIS 'S EVERETT TRUE. WE FOLKS FHAT LivVE ALONG THIS TRACK ARE GETTING MIGHTY TIRED OF NEARING FLAT- WHEELED CARS GO POUNDING BY HERE !! I DON'T KNOW WHETHER (T’S BECAUSE YOUR COMPANY HAS A FLAT POCKET BOOK OR YOU A FLAT NGAD, Bur L DO _KNOW THAT IF THE NUISANCE CONTINUES, SOMETHING 13 Gone To FLATTEN Mt = Good BYE ih; Le THEM DAYS is t ASKED CRT YOURSE! acs st | GONE FOREVER MY HUSBAND DRoe W AND BU/ MY SIZE FOR ME at HOME-MADE CANDIES The candy booklet fust prepared by our Washington bureau contains recipes and full directions on how to make 130 different kinds of candies and sweet Tt ts just wh: liday season, for winter time parties and en to chocolates and are a home candy m it you have never tri it ni will tell you how. Send for it by c ig off the coupon below, filling It out care- fully and mailing as directed to the candy editor at our Washington eelyuers AL, WY, THATS NICE bureau, eters MY, | “TURKEY SouP FRoI [ is we gar Fen )\ TeEROAIS YouR PLATE! WHO ¥ Ve LONGH T'DAY, of maha MAE YOU EVER «JS y Editor, Washington Bureau, The Seattle Star, OT eae 322 New York Ave., Washington, D. ©. I want a copy of the “Candy Booklet” and inclose herewith five cents in loose postage stamps for same, SEEN DOING A FSS Nie. ¥ ¥ \ Ger A —_ ; )) @