The Seattle Star Newspaper, August 7, 1924, Page 10

PAGE 10 Ml Lo; ADVENTURES OF THE TWINS f j YES= Olive Roberts Barton 2—THE TWINS VISIT THE LION e Have No NERVOUS °3 5:3: NO 8 \ apna tee — | Flat Bakings ae tl ‘@: 1\ C/O u W; 2 - t the at ‘ mused Sa “Then forward—march! 1 Wee NOW GO ON WITH THE STORY . . something more than 1 1 “La k,"" mused Dad. | ta Bob W regen Bob | him me ‘ —_ ——— patti 4 artied ‘4 3 — ' a f { \ LS Ww A my hs I 4 1 Y " { Now Is the Time to Get Rid of These L \ i u ly Spots iN ed remove Simply get e of Ot Mouble str 4 k, wh Bnd apply o } Ml Morning and Ww k that even the 1 Exc il a un to disappear, while the lighter | I start » the | | - nee 7 nes have vanished entirely. It ts , hem. Wa Mis. | L4on eldom that more than an ounce ts/)”” ne ~ , Reeded to completely clear the skin ; And gain a beautiful co q ft oH it rig 4 Be sure to ask for the double |'**’ r e a Tstrength Othine as this is sold under) 4 I know you a . Minter )puarantee of money back if it fails ow about. And be- | Lior You're just in. time, We “Femove freckles.— Advertisement ~ pnt pong, Sem have crocodile wings and guinea pig : gs for her trousse ie fated: to chearva: thé “Wrecks nies ; ne Beets about mai ushed his chair back from “Pa must have bis job te Pe pp ; ed at | Mrs. Lion apok glanced up from hi: % gOt more to lose by you sin’ train than maybe any jelse around these parts,” | The sheriff wi (To Be Continued T] Ei / EVERY INGREDIENT USED OFFICIALLY APPROVED BY U.S. FOOD AUTHORITIES Sales 21/2 Times Those of Any Other Brand inarily she with confirmatory Jand conclusions « ing suffictent for b jcan't do it in a mi | “But he might, jlook in her eye that had a | | Cam intimate atory of Inmermoss emotions revealed by private letters) a desire f it wam't for the fact that|for discussior jail wastes ayniire OANTIN | VahiG Ins nnnped, Seqimews oui uae ie ey °s Fi fair will cose tae aM sg | : TO JOHN ALDEN PRESCOTT decided ¢ Laalle, one! and egotiwr Quebec’s Finances = [horse ba k, I'd ride over said I hear ! 7 ' b most Joyal and de } ur ® | gaity |naaelttat ve iest DEAR JACK ebvicat gence at ea foaled repli ee Show Big Surplus DR. WO “No chano . I've heard If I were not s0 forry for which 1 can t 1 Al QUEBEC, ©, Aug. 7.—Pre ‘ Nateral Remedice | Pooh! Why n: «0 anywhere in them splendid girl who was Dr. Wo, Chinese Doe- idone it. I rede exe in society.” igh to marry you, I pon amor tue cameo road bast CHAPTER II [you go t be apnea. Uitte Tor stomach, heads moh: of the The Two-By-Nothing Prairie are. headed for in your pathos Enger wen ¥ [dade HE ranch buildings were miles| It doesn't seem possibl ache, colds, rheematiom, Well I wouldn't let you ride alone. jes there'll have to be a pack horse to take your grips. You can't manage everyt Sally thought Id, and she felt a faint resentment at the con trary implication, But she had no |intention of arguing it with Bob; he | was always positive about things “Did you want to go to the rall Jack Prescott, that any r bervousness, —catarrh, cough and blood dis- orders, Treat with na- ture herbs. No druga M. Mee Wo Chinese Mi Co. back of them; how many, Sally could pot exactly tell, for there was | be such a S no speedometer on the flivver. But Yea, © 15 miles fr he ranch nd the railroad was atill to the north. By the trail h wound high along the eastern | nk of Black Top it was about 20 — miles, as nearly as Sally could figure. em: (aries. : BR fond tecaterov They could not follow the high trail OHIO PAIN Tt was the Wreck speaking. aj/°* COUFS¢; somewhere the road (| branched hic oy t 6, c vy thru supper he had been eating with | pranched, which th tenia et thee r (fi Ny Sir & silent voraciousness that caused} 0” “™* aga ities caper ag Dad Morgan to wonder if there were |'*4 2 It wa: odd sensation, bumping over the trail on wheels; it helped her to forget that there had been |words with the sheriff the night be fore, just ag he was saddiing to ride | i back to his Job at Fisher. | the Wreck, with sudden a5-) Once she remarked the fact to him | iad bis voles, “Why mot? Ilias it wasn pretty bad trail, after | The wheriff nid down his knife and|N"" {1 navigated a detour that car.) stared. ‘The Wreck never failed tol" "pig trail?” “he echoed, almoat | [Amuse him, but this was their third) 1.001. “youdon't call chie bad, do | meeting. 80 the Wreck would take |*"P ita whlevende os | | her to the train, would he? The sher.|7°U? 1 call it a boulevar | at leas Beauty Secret wat" Tne Old French Corert grandeur and multi- tude of beautiful women Gouraud’s Oriental Cream was a cherished beauty > secret. Let it be yours to-day and know a greater beauty. White Flesh Rachel more mile: t come troubl 1.S, NAVY YARD ERTON-CHARLESTON —PORT ORCHARD Take Fast Passenger and Auto |] Ferries From Colman Deck ay Tm a lUttle ng to do, money, to you. $¥D, Star) ves in the stomach. a jelther with the child day and get Lealic self, I think you have gorie|!f Leslie doesn't come t , I'd planned to go,” sald “but it seems we can't make very trip = Ferry Trip except- ye 7:15 am fares to Port Orchard IW NAVY YARD ROUTE | i} Colman Dock MA in-22t2 [*} i Et EET EY ty Fs tJ * tJ tad itd * a) * = * tJ * Send s2e. for Trial Size t do you expect to do? It] (Copyright, 1924, by Sdattle FT. Hopkine & Son. New York as the hing you rhaps, won't tainly we can make it,” de c TOMORROW: Letter from Sally Atherton to Beatrice Summers. ut seems to r You think too much of J Prescott, and too little of your friends and th who love |you. I'm getting all out of sort Best Set of Red Rub- He was obsessed with a resolve to "Mothers know | with ack iff glanced at Dad s ed ber. | ee a Bere ph een < make the task 0 childishly simple the difference” Ife I saw an asinine move, It “In a machine,” answered the| that the sheriff would cut his words | was when you formed one of the We Guarantee a Fit on All ‘Wreck shortly jand be overwhelmed with mortifica. | Our Plates | “Ob-h-h! It was spoken with gusty | !o" T BUST, | wedding party and walked up the CANTEUSTEM OUR EXTREMELY LOW jaisle with Paula Perier on your good nature, but it carried a volume|. The Wreck’s name was Henry Siz when your wan supposed lof scorn, So the Wreck thought, at| Wiliams, and he belonged consid KI J I to be with her dying father. I'll bet | poums lerably farther cast than Sally had you the gossips didn't sleep that | any rate, for he glared thru his horn. | °T@bly PEG-TOP PLA’ | f jever been; as far as Pittsburg, in| P PLAYSUITS night, from talking about it rimmed glasses and pushed his plate | ¢ fa \ back t. His coming’to the Bar-M had | — Madeby Bloeswer-Heynemann Co., Sen Te Yeu SAM ARO Masases eee Teeth as low as..... . $5.00} > |been witho cific premeditation; | _ [rteejece, Lae Angeles, Pertiand. Ku | Wella have “edhe Wilh froue: wits ant me to drive you over in the id m p * Kut design patented U.S. Patent No. woul have gone with your wi Best Set of Teeth, Red |machine?” he demanded, switching | it Was merely Incident, It mp- | 56430. Infringements will be prosecuted when she went to her father, hot Rubber (either set) .$7.00]| his siance to Sally He flung it out ere ne Tipe mae Dey fest = As s0rt of sweeping challenge that | sighted ne middle of a fore: | Ranch CoS SAU re nec eee ene et ee ee et wealen baci Gomilne te Bridge Work (22-K) .$4.00 why, it would be lovely,” sald |tlously up the coulee, with n malator Porcelain Crowns. ...$4.00 Gold Fillings . ...$1.00 Up]|] laugh. 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