The Seattle Star Newspaper, October 28, 1924, Page 10

=) = P | q 4 «Cif ie AC Fea b= tandard ; : | VINA Coffee Pot Drip Method Ir ; | Coxe 1 SUN ) ’ [reer] I y A td ox berts Bartor ae | BY VINGIE ROE | NO, 6—-MISTER FUZZ WUZZ BECKON | Copyright, 1923, Duffield & Ce + 1h Lewel table- 1 lewel table. — —~ = 4) id | spoges MJB oF MJB SUMMARY t } iN | to the cup to the cup j>——|_____ ' ( gg me “~ / 4 cCAverage | 2 level table: | vi level table. s Level table- ee table- : . ay fee tr he spoons MJB spoons MJB pdons MJB spoons MJB p< j $ eng to the cup to the cup the cup to the cup \ { ; A . $ t ory oP ) " ‘ , Q . o . 3 level table- 244 level table- 34 level table- 3 level table. ; Stronger spoons M'J'B | spoons M‘J'B spoonsM JB | spoonsM}-B t Recaps to the cup to the cup to the cup NOW GO ON WITH TILE STORY se ! fo pasar Meie f i jthen and « . ‘ . n k i ~ “ hk 1 t nN is ko fox I A \ be Doot v 1 1 e pag Gre w 7 h lives the | stump aaid r And the peo = ; i." tai |duaioan ahind | som ns The only way to Home-made, but Has No ' Pot » 4 “ 4 7 pa k ” § Equal for Coughs please “coffee cranks 5 Makes a, family oun Ss aitle wal at brim | N Ww I é The man who is hard-to-please on coffee is apt to bea . : * ' rae gel WB sams arndbs ; I é nting mighty good judge of coffee. So much so that he gets tise | Hud-—ot thet - wet a pee af veda “fussy” about it. He knows when a cup of coffee “gets ¢oid . , ” a Arnold | hardshiy Sein ques meh t ey ue t you a home” to hin—and when it doesn't. Seetslags oe it’ > 1 Nan She’ been jot its od fl | tok : Bane a Yet there isa very simple way to please thesehard+o- went quick try this re * ee ea ee ; macho onside BP. pe 0 ote That's a ood, lease coffee drinkers, This taste-finding chart shows ope phe save ber © alage, Tt had bees " Mister 3 ia ney. Conan ow. In fact, it is based on hundreds of tests made with of Pinex nto y u to ma © thous Brand Fair and of |; er mat have ‘ tit" | M:J-B Coffee by people who admit frankly that they fated sus ‘ apa ee i Brey lig led CO : I thru the stump | are“ coffee cranks.” It will help you find the exact coffee tren instead S may, come huang |im alt t eaches at news Of) wei seid Daddy ( ar Tal strength, the exact coffee-taste, that satisfies “your man. Font see ogi ea egg bread be Men a gue apg ne 70! \ I've g fi the was] And, once you do, stick to it! Make his coffee the same tastes & in order. Sky sald. “to tak ¢ myself. 1), ee ' ; House-That-Jack- Built!" she way every time! bees flats on the river wouldn't sign that paper to ®4¥0 YOU fer 4 mountain and xelaim You th quiec a em. We don't ur at f e evat ina ! poe BS, t What 7 el { hing fr fe time come | word.” ’ Ww . stops throat tickle and sooth ve action. You have had| Arnold snapped his fing pfeil gaye hg : alias a fase tne, Erikated. mask raft etka | many ~eh—hints to vacate and hav Enough." he sald, “we'll LA things to a’ pipe OD. |said Mise Pithers < with such promptness, ease and cer: | nly disrega a s nig ‘ 1a pls err oH t ex tainty that it is & woman. A man would have " entn ywa And w Jaimed the ( 1 never | Pinex is a apecis « ago." © you thet dy. Prope per coagey bis Srna nh centrated compound of genuin Not any ma interrupted Nance, | disc i ob y a fine all fussy an en made penter feel bie ee ct probably the | ee te ne | A out of long wire pipe cleaners.” said | Om, 1 said the Slaw Horse severe couzha, throat and chest colds | aid y 1 But Bix © imp Pir Sater pralde + There are many worth than ho looks, He Bo it Is @ if t tions of this mixtur te eyes, he sald lor Door , ae - Appointment, ask t . bbing ang M i meets every Finex’ wish ful ’ orn, . . ! (To Re Continued & +4 § seal tly refunded. The Pinex Co., will be t foot of Ca ov ve cha - Wayne, Ind t Mr t 1 4 forw HOMESICK Division Manager aah te rs Istepped into « ne stood foe a } 3 Without |sharply. “I picked something from the de: nd came back, “Wo come to cases,” have here a prope made out deed, convey Cathrew for the considera dollar, the quartersection herein described, lying along less River, owned by t John Allison, PE- maid land under the RU-NA en, Allison's dow tw ' proper’ 1a f . 4 supp ’ port Mr, P. H. Fricke, whose address is 625 Pontiac Bidg., St. Louis, Mo, writes under the date of June 25, 1944 aplend id pein from your Pe-ru-na. ure never without it in our home, I wouldn't take a thousand Goilats for what it has doge for my family and myself. When 1) contract a cold I immediately take a dose of Pe-ru-na and get relief. I recommend Pe-ru-na everywhere.” For coughs, colds, catarrh and ca- tarrhal conditions generally Pe-ru-na has been recognized as re- tiable for over fiity years. Sold Everywhere Tablets or Liquid Send 4 eants to THE PE-RU-NA COMPANY, Ohio, fe Esa - | galas a Teeny Pee | | from all other laxatives and reliefs’ | jor The action of Nature’s Remedy (W@ | Tablets) is more natural and thor | ough. The effects will be a revela- tion—you will feel so good. | Make the test. You will | appreciate this difference, | | Used For Over | Thirty Years Chips off the Old Block MM JUNIORS — Little Me The same MI—In one-third doses, ated. For children and adults. [| SOLD BY YOUR DRUGGIST J BARTEL 1, DRUG 00. Dr. Schoii’s Zino-pads stop corns hurt | ing instantly, Remove the cause—fric | tion and pressure, They are thin medicated, antiseptic, waterproof, Ab- solutely pafe! Easy to apply. Get them at your druggist's or shoe dealer's, Tires for corns, callouses, buntons Dr Scholl's Lino-pa “Put one on— the pain is cone” | y and myself have had m4 | which stood | urious « John Allison's ingly turn Nance’s eyes’ wer K Texne face all the while he was speaking t They were black and narrow, without ace of their Then he up his head The mot if somethin bowed 6 as full hint like a young ti t leaned, You righ b 4 lam the t He wal ent f When the children rush home to get that after- school bite, give them a Best Foods Gold Medal Mayonnaise sandwich. could make a new Now lower lid m nt fr t . excite slike ' m saints A hs | Just spread Gold Medal sheep He I preserve my | went to her shapely throa | generously between thin whe 8 ‘ she added. "I| oar t ae 1 hit down tor cor.| _ Slices of bread. No but- f Mamm3 it all to Hin Jova tonight—you know, of course ter is needed. The oils in Ph eid Bheoag that it is very likely to be the end! Gold Medal will liberally land her husband p: a CHAPTER XIX ft me one way or a er, in the ly th ceded fats entation seer Riders of Portent genera! stir-up that wih follow, 1/ Supply the needed fats. gr pod me a He hie Ms 1B aia from | want yc any way before 1 ea 4 place ther more | start—t tt begin E id. said. you know—at—a price a tone al Sky Li ig khoment thers wasine | awent ott her hat ana) ome a Se Pe A a the myriad vaices of the GOLD MEDAL mruck It down against her knee an er ia i talking mysteriously with laugh tiffly on her tal she came running to him in the mactes eae 9 * MAYON NAISE Lie: he hight ne - e ; is Then the Pomo girl put her hands ‘ to go, and 1}on Name 4 re chief, pret hry “id « wha is made of freshest CRBS, thought re; You iomy..cet- | thatr words back in Bs 3 = sald. cer whut | eaten and blended with sider yourself told as it Master and the Bos pn ON aed rin finitevdnis ; Arnold became coldly grave siven her to Bud aa repeal sre SS the finest of salad oils, “You refuse? yw's Pot with Big “What do y your Wity in The man t I do? u think Put nge. It's n a rose Minnle Pine responded with susp! fous promptness. "Send me Provine an¢ |ford,” said Arnold briefly, girl departed The man did Hot | did Nance Kate C: Bas und th peak again, n the prett She docs kn hrew sat still in her lux r, here baleful black eye Rod \traveling over the girl from head to| hugged the girl foot with bitter interest ® | “You're a rq ‘There came a shuffle and t skin is brown,” Jot spur and the two Sky Line and after all stood in the doorway of the room | Now tell me this | beyond, having come thru the The stood cle t ther in the kitchen. shadows of the fir best the corral “Miss Ajlisoh, said Arnold, “I and the girt talk swiftly, recount own the men of Sky Line, hi or | in, flawless accuracy why ia unimportant What I tell| what had taken place in the Inner them to do, they do. 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Bervice, Inc) he's | The Tangle |e cone tinued, story of innermost emotions revealed by private letters) cca aeshen eee ae he SELEY -|LETTER FROM LESLIE PRES-|grave stood a group of peo When your blood lacks COTT TQLRUTH BURKE dently foreigners, while th iodine till played 4 GOITRE usually results. It is positively CORRECTED n her o' her, and Ka to the place re andy of alt grief over When it ¥ | reat | was all over and we re | ae Ran the © from which all without operation by the | 7 d dissol n nae regular use of | underta their mad shed, mother ne hee Whole Grain John began to plan about getting | of music, and the long sermon where. | b#°k quick p the ister drew a moral for the ake charge of ura od containing regenerate from the blameless lif then mother came { the mineral and chem y father, have g into obli lie, I've been thinkt ical elements required by. that other poor at the cemetery today, a someone to go immediate r woman we sa nd I want d find paid her If that is all those ex. to replenish the Pleasant, palatable, Cooked ready to Poor, dear mother! Never before nature did I realize how terrible are funeral ceremonies, I sat beside her| out i¢ it ja true tt | with her trembling hand in mine out all her Iittie:hourd to gt felt her shrink and shudder when the |), .spand a grand funeral nn began. I heard her suppressed | a caoriatks ied blood. elicious. ha Phone or mail orders to WHOLE GRAIN WHEAT sobs asthe minister referred to her Sor hiees> 7 cannot ute DISTRIBUTING CO. as “the widowed art forlorn have her suffer more than is neces 304 Railway Exchange Bids. | It seemed to me that all this was! sary Phone EL iot-7283 ike sticking a knife into @ gaping’ 1 took my dear mother in my arms! ound and turning It around Then the great line of motors} - filled with business friends and ac | quaintances of my father, the march ing men of the different societies of which he was a member, and the| automobiles filled with Clowers, Per- | z haps all this was paying respect to my father's good deeds, but to me it was ostentatious and unnecessary, Ag we left the house, moth whis pered to me: “Have all tho flowers possibie sent to the hospital, dear, so at least some poor, tortured living being will be gladdened by the sight | and odor of blossonis that were given | to honor lifeless clay.’ As we ontered the cemetery met another procession headed by a band playing a funeral dirge. Yol- Jlowing were vehicles with flowers, then innumerable motors filled with She may not be and kissed her. sel. ee men, women and children. All these | were poorly dressed, and John re marked; “What a pathetic thing! | Some poor woman !s giving all the I ‘Insurance money’ to pay proper re-| |spect to her man." Mother looked up with the first | gleam of interest she had shown in| and her own family since dad's death, and as motor she} |glanced toward the cheaper part of | the cemetery, an ¢ where about Because Ghirardelli's Ground Chocolate is allin-one. Takes the place of cocoa, unsw' ects ened and sweetened cake chocolate. Say “Gearar rdelly” typical, appetizing ywood breakfast, Westlake dt Pine