The Seattle Star Newspaper, November 12, 1924, Page 12

MOVernWle2asr OX? TAKS PUI Masten 'Tin oy Arthur Somers Roche Copyright 1994 NEA Segyice Whe Culd of Oneeyedl Men BEGIN HERE TOD a man t ‘ france NOW GO ON WITH THE STORY to} not bunk ' mor did w well I cor a y ‘ fi } p the u ¢ geile ha . t ™ , “Pp r >) .p agate aoe iyo Pu On 1 Sree ee c Agape (3 % 40 you ha ye ntuck. he Unless you see the “Bayer Cross’’ on tablets, you are not Eh nition rota ae, rn eres 1 wt Dian't 1 age oie __| getting the genuine Bayer Aspirin proved safe by millions all Sans ane moma. thee stevens) Ble ’ u order to AVOld the | rear an “y and prescribed by physicians over 24 years for Bot y¢ ver " t re my » 4 . And funny 1 « * Mister Pim Pin.” KH ¢ Colds Headache Bayer-Tablets me SPIrin , fully, “A tuto FR aS a Pain Neuralgia I Sround the deck ter and we that wha pins, t eyed m to solv Toothache Lumbago Vm not king man's alas oye 1nd |Py oime tn, Mat Pend pray 2 Neuritis Rheumatism 4 pea AF T] 2 Accept only “Bayer” package 1é a ngle o- which contains proven directions. Somewher joor | H nt (An totimate story of tunermost emot a by private letters) | Handy ‘‘Bayer’’ boxes of twelve tablets rr Also bottles of 24 and 100—Druggists. of Monoaceticacidester of S art to Higgins later on | LETTER FROM SALLY ATHIR- | awf pe ld ay vered it to TON TO BEATRICE SUM A th i) Aspirin is the trade mar see ise : MERS, CONTINUED vor matt A o some easier question. Ask I will toll your I deft! f th mediately felt ealled upon te Insanely jealous of Mr. Pres. |!" ¢ I persons who p fe t r his cabin te 1¢ “ t e It's Mr. Hi } { 1 by if s pearl; you and th: Nave cabins in r r . 1 throbe : I r teach your rooms you have to pass | ma y th nge “BUTTON, BUTTON other (Beginning in Our Next Issue by the Higgins’ suite. The steward dr ° % Hy A corridor since th ton | ] . . i} | | BE ARE THE think sb B 1 this, 1 Jimm , hate mo with i | i leadly hatred, even ¥ i} ut, as ho will be sure te that 1 i have called the turn on the eh r 1} Ht f hi amorata, Ho probably will iH] hate ir ree then tha before, not 1] only for doubting his judgment in } cm tho first place, but also for finding | |] out tha 6 was bette : nd persistent colda ¥ Si atid | ead to lung trouble. 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