The Seattle Star Newspaper, October 10, 1924, Page 14

& y PRIDAY. OCTOBRE! THE SEATTLE STAR PAGE 14 “NAMELESS RIVER” BY VINGIE E, ROE Copyright, 1923, Duffield & Co. Benes he Mves with again warns M Sykline ranch ix ae 'SKOOKU iid WITH THE STORY ‘ t 'S INDIAN FOR BULLY . us I T : 4 ‘ Kate Cathrew came to the corral gate, frowning ¢ hospitable, i W Alle H ” . k ev ‘ , t Q 1 ° 1 4 t era : ie exee nea mt ‘ ‘ I ke a I tay? hore ¥ i" ° onld ut Nance had other plans and **Look and be damned!’ she fared. . The frie hook ac. sf What do you thidk you'll find ap hat was a} It was xz of steors b f ‘ tepy lopes of the P : nreipe' Brel Leave it to the children —they’ll |. Selwood laughed, tho he was alert |’ “, decide — everytime in favor of Scully's Pa gp oi My Hered rad nay igen co SKOOKUM Syrup.And there’sa reason of the gun that hung there. to 8 the distinctive flavor. No other syrup |well and several other riders ste has that particular“smack” of goodness. yr Simply pure cane sugar—New England's ay : : t ‘ that d ig ee renowned maple sugar direct from victim of n cam ° . wat Kate?’ heland a pucker of sor mali |the tiny creature vuilt veh nature—that’s the answer. You'll say— she “Suffering from | brows A? 4 pee < oe oe 3 “it’s Bully.” the irl, kneeling| But ws the sun dreppet over’ A taste will tell how very well it enn in , ecm satisfies. So fillin this Trial Coupon and "mail it to us with 5c in cash or stamps. “ps ae In air tight, double sealed screw top cans-— your protection. When constipation is ripping the health out of your bear, you can't afford to tem- porize! For health’s sake—DON’T—when Kellogg’s, because it is ALL BRAN, is yal to give you positive, permanent Know the truth about bran! To be efficacious, to yay u soughtfor relief, bran must be N! Foods with a part bran content cannot be considered as a relief for constipation sufferers! These foods do not have the bulk or “rou; ig to drive out the conditions that are under- mining your health! What you need for 100 per cent relief Is 100 per cent bran, and that is what you gt when you buy Kellogg’s—IT 18 ALL RAN! And it is 100 cent efficient, as your physician will yout ne tor von’ ane) LOwnsmen Would I'm gind , _Ban Arbuckle teat 4 of a man cotilag he| ‘Yes F i BELI Oct. 10 “puts a kickin spaghetti!” 5, Bluhill CHEESE i ONC HONS OnOHONOS: one” z5 Kellogg's ALL-BRAN, all cooked mi " R al d sa Riese odicmreraptag ri mp Her Dream Realize a cereal or used in and cooking. ; ; ; were, & im & = Eat two tablespoonfuls , OF as I'm a lia ; : |harm, seeming to chaliense x —S J with each in chronic cases—and rid At same ell wa world for its posses It was ™~ dike ft relief ¢a long t iis horse arow yourself of constipation and the toxic poisons that lead to many of the most dreaded human ailments! Remember—Kellogg’s ALL-BRAN is L about him. Shy her own high-hi vaps without reason. "he ardonically. eWwAXt Eerie werretier be Gi Pika when tho Collie barked sharply and | |] . ie : ped away in y Nance | Ladd ed hesiiyt : a startied er | Some sheriff! « him—the Flange'd fool th’ devil him rand «HH | | CHAPTER VIII ‘ise Brand Fal - i n ent back to ap | the Aye, | jut of sto P He wa © recurren hat notialx feet, a torn by 4 do so. Her wholo nature oi2 | build, narrow of hip and ts was stirred to the depths by what thig Ho wag clad in ments al | ind in the lonefy gorge. most as m ery of the thing lured] ug mind huntin the little r MRS. A. McANDLESS 1708 &, MORGAN #1. CHGASO, LA. $ VERY young woman like Mrs. MeAndless before her marriage dreanis dreams and has visions of her ideal home with her husband, and healthy, happy children to make her joy complete. 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