The Seattle Star Newspaper, January 8, 1924, Page 4

5 pre ea ninnn ah senna recast PAST TS THE SEATTLE STAR TURSDAY, JANUARY 8, 1924. SHE SPENDS IT | 4 _ (+ Daily Doings of The Star’s Funny Folks ~ || ADAM AND EVA BY CAP HIGGINS YES, MOTHER ! > | SUSPECT IT'S A BILL FROM MY MILLINER,. HE MADE IT; YES, MOTHE Re | THINK | KNOW The Suspicious Letter AGITATED! THEN You KNOW WHO WHY HE TURNED THIS WOMAN PALE WITH EMOTION 3 r TAP HO GIN: BY STAN LEY ) ———_. BY WILLIAMS | THE OLD HOME TOWN (CU we Taxe THe asf] CLICK OUT OF i E WIFF DAT MULE. HE ant: 4 pent ai aad DOAN HARMONIZE WIFF Gs ery 6 [meus = GNC NURFIN ON OE PLACE. AN’ a 7 IRE K eo PAMD CLEAR DAT HANSE JES NATCHILLY > We FE hs meal GRADE y Tih HARMONIZE. WIFF > Ros i The above picture is of Lieut. Osborne Cutler Wood and his wife, formerly Miss E. Thompson, of | Philadelphia. Lieut. Wood, son of Gen. Leonard Wood, is now in the Philippines and is reported to have madg nearly a million dollars thru Wall Street speculation. Ve GOODS PRICES ~ COFFEE scn@ | % eHat GUNS AND LOO j WHOOPS! MY DEAH You SAY \(NO-No-1 —— You NEVER | SAY THEY " CASKETS — | SAWA MAN/| DROVE OVER AS BIG?_/ IN A SINGLE ba ITE -SILKK BR GLASSES ~ DYNAM! AT RA TAR PAPER-HATCHETS~ *V PADLOCICS — ASSORTED TOM esses f ed RIG A "eA A mouse FRE s \enrrtavace iy inf Re FREE with \ oe LL Ri A VO rer Boe SER, ) guste INS ~ Go BACCO STANLEY THE BIG JANDARY CLEARANCE SALE AT “ie, HENRY BUZZARDS BARGAN STORE DREW “=a, A LARGE CROWD FROM HooTs TOWN EARLY TODAY Wilbur Is Making Good “THE INFLUENCE. WASH FUNKS MULE IS STILL HIMSELF. DOINGS OF THE DUFFS -| Gustave Iussi of Philadelphia and Miss Marion Dodge of | Brookline, Mass., do a bit of fancy stuff on the ice at Lake | Placid, N. Y, Practice it for winter training when the walks BY ALLMAN | gor Me y y | EVERETT TRUE BY CONDO I'M GIVING THIS DINNER = = OH GEE! WHY : THE BIG LAYOUT CIGAR - I'M GOING DORISP 7 IN YOUR HONOR TO START SMOKING ? ~~ 7-7 FOR YOUR INCREASE CIGARS INSTEADOF Yj] | / { IN SALARY - MAY S YOU HAVE MANY ILL HAVE THAT DOLLAR LUNCH - ee MY COFFEE 1] | Fal? LATER YES SiR}? PD 7 i WANT A GooD \/ FIFTEEN CENT | YESTERDAY WILBUR GOT AN INCREASE IN SALARY- HE 1S NOW IN THE BUSINESS MAN'S CLASS- WAY uP TOWN- MORE BUSINESS LIKE Tess # x c {YEP = see > see “su HAVE | BANANAS TODAY THEM DAYS IS GONE FOREVER Thump This on Your Thermometer THEM DAYS IS GONE FOREVE WAY SHUCKS -YOU DONT KNOW NUTHIN? "BOLT COLD WEATHER, WHY TL RECALL THE WINTER GACK IA) EIGHTEEA) EIGHTY ‘ | i i a Z . = : BUT NO Beans il = a FRECKLES AND HIS FRIENDS aa one ; We us neo te 4 A xaNunow t eR, . eZ QO BOOK, T GANE [YA FoR mwas sus ey \EAu- cee! N ETO, - Y ) CURISTIAS = IT'S Two \ THAT WAS A DANDY H ITS GOT A |r i ‘CAUSE MOM WEES T DAY THAT Hid - e SWELL RED : SAID TD HARTA ie: enerrosin ) FRECKLES | CONE, eget | WASH ie HANDS ) ee be — 1 een Sy) ANT Ir? LUA WHEN) T READ SO LS) Ae ji <, . 6 ~ 6G on durable you thru 1 Calendar Department, Washington Bureau The Seattle Star, 132 ork Ave., Washington, D. ©. eae I want two-cent name and ad Kitchen Calendar” stamp for same, clearly below, and inclose herewith a I am PRINTING my Namo, .., Street and No (DO NOT USE INK USE PENCIL, WRITE CLEARLY)