The Seattle Star Newspaper, February 8, 1924, Page 15

AR — Bir Houses Sax Ronettes And HOw Wo Build Memy PAGE 1% ‘Oh,Daddy, Mother baked a cake today!" “Wait till you see it ee cea: ce —raised way up high— REGIN MEME TODAY C have y tlon a rays of infastened |" aA ae : — a with thick icing all over tattey. ‘criminal. investiga Favwhicn abenbed he pate whe iw shown Inf it — and mother says I can have two pieces — -it won’t hurt me’cause she used Calumet Baking Powder.” Mother is right — things made with Calu- > , 1a met are always raised to fre gad ee Yorkin | cirme the upper part their full nutritional I he | —{—— 2 : value — they are invari- Vy ably wholesome and pure. No flat bakings that mean indigestion— nothing harmful to children when you use CALUMET The Economy BAKING POWDER It contains more than the ordinary leav- ening strength — one spoonful does the work . of two spoonfulsof many other brands, that’s one reason it’s economical. 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That's why the “Beauty octor’”’ prescribes a Salad of Pineapple, Sun- kist oranges and grape- fruit and crisp tender Brahmin lettuce for “nervous : Ait pune 68 rea ” houg ht. women” —and as en. al vous women” are fre- ere grew faint in the quently undernourished ry torch disappeared we “prescribe” as the a silken cord was dressing for the salad, high in food value warned | hard. ping rope up in the (Continued in Our Next Issue) i 4 | children use? — | Never in Bulk lvoe re you na trldge where the | little Chinese pit-pattering o'er the sea, | Bec {you are, I will send for | ee have them bring one down is sold only in air-tight aluminum packets which retain all the garden freshness. Try it today, pact K. & H.C, COOK, WE ST-4073, EL 107-0300, DISTHINUTON | “Or perhaps you're the awning tho/ fairien spread out, protect fairyland rain, Your atripes must be waterproof, 1| have no doubt, The way your bright colors re main, THE AS HE a tha Phah cea = WITH “Is it a mushroom?’ asked Greedy I'm tired of sailing.” Man. “I and that I could eat it with pepper and salt.” ‘Nof" the Riddle Lady shook her when you know the answer, Its " The Riddle Lady shook|a rainbow!” her head again. “That's not it,| “Yes, that’s right,” said the Ride either."* die Lady, “The prize said | brella, Nick, and, if y one, give it to Na (To Be (Copyright, 1924, & wish it was head “In ft a Chinese bridge?” Bobby Shaftoe the acre “It’s a rainbow, Nick “Why, everybody. ‘ isn't 1t?"* » from far fairy aabed “If it in TE shall walk the ocean after this because of course it Is,” “It's easy cried pie af wide ‘portall a e n march, of the fairy king's “As Lb n a desperate fight for life, I realized that, whateve Wadi might be, bo was certainly an af “ RD Tce expert thug. 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COMB SAGE TEA a= it |Story of the City of Fire (Continued) “How I managed to think of any defense against such an attack, and especially In the circumstances, is a/| matter I have often wondered about | since. | “You may observe that I have large hands, Their size and strength served me well on this occasion. At |the moment that the rope tightened | about my throat I reached up and) grasped tho Brahmin’s left thumb. | Desperation gave me additional | strength ,and I snapped it like a stick of candy. | “Just in the nick of time I felt the | leord relax, and, altho the veins in| my head seemed to be bursting, I| |managed to get my fingers under | that damnable rope. | “Clutching the rope with my left | hand, I groaned and lay still, The| | Brahmin slightly shifted his position, | which was what I wanted him to do | The brief respite had been sufficient. | As he moved, I managed to draw my knees up, very slightly, for he was a | big, heavy man, but sufficiently to enable me to throw him off and rot! ver. | “Then, gentlemen, I dealt with him Jas he had meant to deal with me; only I used’my bare hands and made ba Job of it “The fires barned lower and lower, but I made no attempt to replenish them; and because I sat there so silent, all kinds of jungle creatures crept fu y out of the shadows |and watched me with their glittering eyes | “So the night passed, and dawn found me still sitting there, the dead man huddled on the ground not three | Paces from me. I am a man who as ja rule thinks slowly, but when the |light came my mind was fully made up. I dressed myself in Vadi's jclothes, and, being very tanned at “Faintly thruout the night, above s, h | this time, I think I made a fairly | creditable native | | the other sounds of the jungle, I had Common garden sage brewed Into; heard that of distant falling water. a heavy tea, with sulphur and alco) Now, an iuformant at Nagpur, in hol added, will turn gray, streaked! speaking to me of the secret temple, COOKED/KRUMBLED READY TO EAT ahalleyy xrii0ce COMPANY petri tn) TO FIGHT CONSTIPATION—the most dangerous condition your system can become chained to—to get free from bleary bilious- ness, dull headaches, nausea—etc., etc.!!! Rid yourself of this dangerous condition— or start “slipping” and become a prey to any one of the most dreaded human ailments which have their beginning with constipation and toxic poisoning! Fight constipation as you would fight fire! 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