The Seattle Star Newspaper, October 8, 1924, Page 10

PAGE 10 ADVENTURES OF THE TWINS = NO. 18—SNOOZLE AND SNUGGLE AND SNORE TAD . f NAS ft Mister 1 a w We w & as “That Man, “I them t! PMaker Man’s where ! 4 with his | Ma 1 know any three > 5 ‘ ° Bnore will jump right t th ng asked the Ever Have Dyspepsia? Man and nd Man. “If you say that the WEDNESDAY, OCTOBRE! THE SEATTLE = P to pop { - ‘ mit 1 Womah’? Feud BY VINGIE E. ROE You (Copyright, 1923, Duffield & Co) “NAMELESS RIVER” | 2 =@seeece| a | 4 the Northwest to Catawan? "ATS NAL ES artery on pate trom the. cu-| The Newest The sheriff was tying h addle and didn’t look around. 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And for all! jan ha thats 4 ‘ i eGect as in health. Get a box of these B the Moon Man kept his foot on the|)ai¢ Yeo~—ad tablets today, try a cup of rich chocolate a f 1 and sce bow easily you get away with it. . the moon wus catching up, AT ALL DRUGGISTS It was very exciting. (To Be Continued.) (Copyright, 1924, N. B. A. Service, Ine.) | IT HERE Amerte keen powers wnd.the-w Che longer you brew it the better it gets Caswell FIFTH AVE. AT PINE \Native Resident of , Castle Rock Dies ment traveling with him consciousness. Some set it going, In the two years his term « 4 out of every ‘Those are the odds you fight in the battle against Pyorrhea. 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