The Seattle Star Newspaper, November 29, 1924, Page 7

Copyright 994, NEA A Service Inc « La WIHIWIEWIES NCIE= BRGIN HERE TODAY n " P ? | 1 Aga i YoW Go O WITH THE sTORY \ on = oan As tT *y 1 y Y ° “ A 1 rs f 7 “ L t th b t) beet ; ak n we ¥ res Why t| And now sheer wrath at i with b x at Vast if at be t 1 atuso I 1 id 1 figuring that you'll s him o e off my guard. But I know leman when I see one. And 1| | had not promised that I ! ¥ 6 t you won't try y ! f, that you we vod t or anything like that I tJ you to promise not to , aid a filthy rt no away to Anyone. You'd have to/|tice rathe p sive yourself away. I just want the bert promise I've asked.” | Wen 1 ‘ ‘ : “Tm a 1 . " 1 X nm captured was not the nee. — a ind st pean 1 BeSeSeSeSeSeseseacacseSeseacses t miliat ~ “ @ Makes a Family ion sue h d lon, T uttered i fof Cough Remedy iy). roteesion. On leas |feptitious trade without susp Realty better than ready-mede [J ‘PAH three hundred thousand 4 (Continuel in Our Next Issue Cough syrups, aod saves a Easily and quickly prepare much real curative n this simple hor ade is easily prepared | : any druggist 2t4 oun ‘Arthur Somexs Roche & Olive Roberts Barton OF TAKE TAME NO, 10—SIX BROTHERS of I °€ vr ] ) all e . Tastes please Th) f preparation i ne cause of 5 eceen a | (fo Be ¢ n i would ca for Siena ive ony! hel angle Lady. “And because y } od eosin di akeon wocees LETTER FROM MRS. MARY AL- . it wareeulte PRESCOTT TO LESLIE oe Ey Phe 5 dat a oraaee te se PRESCOTT, CONTINUED = and don't accept | ype ; raid ¥ “I did ranteed ¢ t L . refunded. The P - Wayne They were so crowded they could t Wayne, Ind. arcely m we: 7 cons | much engaged, a = when they beenme crowded, |turb her, and so | kept na t te uncomfortable. And | #ti a the © they became uncomfort-| “The othe med of able, they began to blame it on each | disappoint I oll not think t uch wealth » : ra, move over! sal@ Pat| you and Mrs * 1 pie. {to ‘I'm so crowded I can’t] og ‘0 keep this he! he gave him a push! 4+ this Mr St. BE ae eee } " rt Formed Eruptions, Could Amo ra 7 . 5 ° 1 NotSleep, CuticuraHeals, : us —_--+—— mashed.” And to Pat's pushing om ‘I was greatly troubled with = added a littie pushing of his own fash that broke out on my face and} | ejabers!’ said Dennis to Larr: | ty neck. It itched and burned at night| |‘It's the life that's be pushed out | a causing me to scratch and later| [of me. If you don’t move over, Larry ee I'll be nothing but a lot of mush. Do ot 4 enough to move a bit.’ } And to Pat's and Mike’s pushing on Dennis added a little push of his lo “I began using Cuticura Soap] | own sei and Ointment and they afforded that time poor Larry was al- a great relief. I continued the treate] [most flat. He d scarcely breath | b ment and after using three cakes off [enough left to Bar ‘Plee | t. Cuticura Soap and two bozes of! | 4s move over.’ But just the same} 3 Cuticura Ointment I was complete- Aded his own little bit of pushing | of, . 7 ly healed.” (Signed) Miss E. Ruth-| {1 Pat's and Mike's and Demis’ | FE erford, R. F. D. 1, Box 5, Galli-| | polls, Ohio. pishing, and poo: Cuticura Soap, Ointment ar cum are ideal for daily toi against Jerry, |Jerry couldn't sta “He was right Hempies Fray Mall. Adiovar: “Cutiperataber-| (the little green house and with his) “Last April 1 : sf Mata Mies Sd ereg.| | tivo brothers all pushin nst him |eame down with the ‘(lu' and wa Try our new Shaving Stick. as hard as ever they Adenly|wo weak afterwards that I could ents ————— ct ! went the wall and out flew | scarcely drag around, and my nerve end i | {were in terrible shape. 1 had back-| u | “Right after him came Barny and /aches and headaches and my ap-| i |Dennis and Larry and Pat and Mike. | petite fafled mo completely. Dr | “And what do you s'poxe? | Pierce's Favorite Prescription had | “They ait landed right in the mid-| been of such great benefit to me : dle of a pot of boiling water. once before when I had need of a ¢ “Ouch! orled Barny. ‘Now 8e¢ /tonio and nervine that I decided to 4 have done!’ |take it again and {t very quickly i ! crled Larry to Barny-| retieved mo of the nervousness, back w just see what you've done!’ aches and headaches and my appo nil |“ ‘Ouch? cried Barny to Dennls.| tite soon returned. I was restored he |'Now see what you've dono, Stupid!) t, health, whicl I still enjoy. I | “And fo it went on. Dennis/ would recommond Dr. Pierce's Mav od Mike and Mike blamed Pat, |orito Prescription to every Mi | Which wan as it should be, for Pat}who js alling, weak or 1 (had started it all. 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Me a fsom her husband and this sho if what sho heard was the truth.| YOUR HUSBAND's MOTHER, |S Am™ very much worried, » 1 suppose, been going on for over a year. 4 alte id not have told it to |g | LESLIE, Francis work tf Sho atv but mo until she did| |" ‘Telegram From Leslie Prescott Copyright, 1034... 2. As Becvicn tammy |to. T have to work ed aptarn To Ruth Burke | I have ch to Invest some | ROM, fometh 3 me ou cen in town 24 hours |#— w= —————-# | TOMORROW: Letter From Leslie in a going busiz conse | 0 : had no commu Jack's mother knows I own half|Prescott to the Little Marquise, care I be very glad to pay me a nm ; A a the shop. ‘ou think best, tell him. | the secret drawer, you the top price for y " far as my b foe ei dee cheb ots : Priscilla sald that she knew that you were a ~ LE WILL’SEND ‘YOU THIS half partner in the business because er W jurke might let | uth do, she knew that any son of mine would bi proud to hi aE $e ee" . honle. know that. 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