The Seattle Star Newspaper, December 9, 1924, Page 14

t THE SEATTLE STAB TUESDAY, DECI ri T mage al , tetze=| The Tangle pede PQ Tints ieven © B Thor AIO Bhs 2 a a a ae EN 2 tt > Bago < teth nat IS hed BETWEEN KARI WHITNEY (A : ’ . { > 1924 W 2 AND MRS, ALICK HAMILTON t AC a *. ™ it vogh BEGIN HERE TODAY the least. Good da: { Ka H : i : tars “te, tas } ¥ as , I am not very well, Karl, A y 1 os - : . i n No, mot not think p Just te hat y shar rea but she has be ve bees ie want ‘ Pld Lady k nley , : . » hed & hands m holy. She doe r f t bras 3 } . 4 eas gesing interested in ar «. 8 i All right, } F more f t Nancy . t 1 fa poken unless she has been #poken| me oy Sed aatiis sachin fo? scan A P nd Fis Don't lon He to since we left your home and came| me at 1 he 1 5 es . Wonde ways on wat ver here to m wi c Good-by r ay at's right, My work's 4 es 2 |Your Perhaps you ' Telephone Cony erratlon letween nd 7 ~ 5 ‘ tho, 80's Orville Kent's T shall kill him—if he has you | up @ little Mrs, Allee BAamilion and © Wik fa ; oped. * His {s astronomy, I know. What's | in this state of abject this con} “Do you think, Karl, that she Leslie Prescott nt fu thi By } Entor sy, you know But he has—both those things are) ayo, gh ain't neem to be wrlev:| +p eaiie, Leable th A Hof pan when he drinks ’ : And this m right here t ue. I can't help and—you cal ing at @ J not interested San watede t P 5 I o'd ot r teh Sa t Karl, my boy.]1 was her _ 7 : " fit v ther ir N I must. I'm |, Ye 7 -gagloes iy posure led : f about. 1 m to I'm & fixer, @) rin r. Mrs. Ath-lknow you had le house. 3*ve wrong conditions. | : : ee igs { think I should if I knew more} You sha! freed from that brute Lede tan enganed a gove rate P ” k ut it. Are you¢ Mr, Ray- Malools Her voleo Was | erie J aie Ps t en Vs tet now, and im. “don't |For litt aon are ¢ e in and t ~ at hie t hey r 1 1 I 1 x wy 4 to me W ¥ 1 me own maste ry ke e * 1 : " picture ne t 1 t I 1 tra norte ond @ id wit © rep t f 1 Fin ‘ : e Cub’ a 1 1 1 4 ” : t t I ‘ a it | TOMORHOW: Telegram fron: Les Fo fe’ Conttenad Va t lle Peeseott to John Alden Preseott Ye A r ¢ er erteqcourvererrs Home-made Remedy / & Stops Coughs Quickly ; J lA S . 3 Sy The best congh medicine yo teed A faulty oaall AOE OO ie quickly made. . PRLPPOSPSSSA ALAS ET DIED / — You might be st i } é ‘ that the best ¢ \ / i & severe cous \V ; , is easily prepared : , a few moments. It's cheap, : } prompt results it beate anyth you Usually stops the \\ | 3 ‘ ‘ ‘ : . * AH, 80 MY LITTLE PLAN WORKED, DID IT? FOLLOWED , YOU DOWN H ad 3 i P dies 1 “Pratt te " os , ; but costing no more than « I P F ; bottle of ready-made cough P i aks syrup. hen w e 1 to be a u f ' / And as # cough m ine, there is hirlwind bore down upon him. r shrank away , ie really nothing be Mba el 46? Who | {fom him, sy! : ee any price. It g t to the spot r, how < D ’ te~oh, Mal] ie Werree and gives quick, relief. It yout A fal x Mine— | alae : c iene paces . at ones Fa romptly heals ‘the inflamed mem- to claim my - ; 4 \ awors vanes that line the thtoat apd air vie abies wae \ Set Passages, stops the annoying throat |) °'” *Pi le hair ® Y k Soe tickle, loosens the phlegm, and soon |!', her bobbed hair s, her 1, don't Pe ‘our cough stops entifely, Splendid frock of knitted t aa t.thil You at for bronchitis, croup; boafseness aad | throat and brief at the knees, her od . bronchial asthma. Sreardieell: Gs ; t : Pinex is a highly concentrated com- d head, and ind, bonny mand of Norway. pine extract, “el famous for healing the membranes. f WAR gles, To avoid disappointment ask your I'm Dolly Fa druggist for q Gunces of Pineda”! “i'm a neigh with directionsand don’t accept any- and 1 live just thing else. Guaranteed to give a Wierik a. tas Tute satisfaction.or money. refum The Pinex CapFt. Waynty Ind. the Brook,” Finite Yea, 1 know. Old Grim Gannon, young face laugh Crmp-meattn authorities agree ~ that the years between ten and sixteen are the years of greatest growth- importance int child-ife ... How will your ten-year-old measure up six years from now? yrner of th ecnuse I felt 4 be making the bug man. He collects beetles THOUSANDS HAVE KIDNEY “ric TROUBLE AND NEVER 00%: ra: wenn ene young? xe Applicants for Insurance ort-|, = he en Rejected. _“Cert look for Mrs. Raynor. ore trained ee DIX Vears eco wien © constantly publie, thére is one t has been very stc-| ming these condi nd healing influ r’s Swamp-R tands the cessful in ov a sunker ad hidden 1 morni record of success. but an] he bh hysician for one| little constraint in her tot ad a Sta) 3 ti dg as % Sirtiuipe s uy ; Fig Sisushuas | Wvuntaettls uealle of welawue 11 bat | Phere ahora be k ecaall corner cf Only parents knowhowfast the years tial breakfast. And nothing meets this Companies, tetview of the|eyes. “Hello, on, [night watchmen, and more hous speed by. Today, acare-free spriteof need so completely {and so economic Berri, ne amenities Wh ie, isin wrt | OMRY doce telecast) ten. Afew years...... andthe allyjasa tasteful, home-cooked cereal. © applicants for insurance are rejected| “Yes, he thinks me adorable! And|ty, Mr. Finley?” little tousled head blossoms intoagirl For cereals are rich in carbohydrates! te Because ki trouble {9 so com-|I think he’s enchanting. But, Nan,| “Oh, I'm not {n the t F 2 me ‘ titan td the American people, and the|I see you want to be alone with him | think I’m a bufglar-alart full-grown. f Food elementsthat the stomach di pat 4 large majority of those whose .|—so tra Id la—* and she danced|1 seo tho noces foe, bet Child-health specialists will tell you easily and turns into energy quickly! ‘ ed do no sus. | away, laughing. I'm surpr that ARS ES site, ecalire . i Seta tod Wide Te ls oko: Delis & Cokes Dalle have ip heir aosablecaae teat that the years betweenten and sixteen Becaus: the Albers Mills have spe- amp-Root 1s on sale at|but the girl-child’s ringing laughter | way himself : ie ei | are the years Of mostvital importance _cialized for 30 years in the making of ee eee ts tna ot to Hea We renee | peda its ane ohicse HAA te azo in the life of a child. Itisthen Mother cereals you will find, at your grocer's, ned m and lar wa. e. bt e's the sor : y : Pdravris,. 50 eta tant | ‘a eyen roan | details, Hoe leaves all such Nature is busy building the physical an Albers Better Breakfast Cereal to this F 10 t looked down | to Nan." ; | structure for the woman of tomotrow. meet every breakfast need. Teach your fo Dr. Kilmer & Co, Binghamt kindness. | ‘That's why I'm trying to pet ‘ : : ra Sample bottle, When| “What can I do for you?” Finley | sundae Mrs. Raynor to attend to {t of And it is then the wise parent makes —_ youngsters{and your grown-ups too!} be sure and mention this to let mio do it for her, Til take up doubly sure the childhas learnedthe — that an Albers Cereal—with sugar, Advertisements | Cae hele carga ed Pecan ble eet mire importance of right food-habits top milk or cream—is the quick-energy 2 -— “4 ng to bo dono. ay so, Mrs. Raynor D 2) -habdits, 6s | “You were calling hér Nan when This means, to start with, thebetter way to start the day, }I came up,’ Miss Mattlo spoko sus- ; - : ‘i a Ae pialdualy breakfast habit. Nothing is more easen- Look for the miner” on the pack- _ Oh, we were old friends, and 1 tial to your child's wellbeing—toher age and mail the cou on below believe we did use to tise first namea i 8 P But it’s & more. formalsitdation now work at school—to her spirit at for thenew Albers book, “The sha fo to tho house, {t's almon play—than a nourishing substan- ABC of Better Breakfasts,” uncheon time | ‘The three strolled along the flower . bordered walk nd, as they reached the terrace, Dolly Fay flew to gree then Got pooning done, you d, shaking a merry an and Hinley, lulled _suspictons neni | (Continued in Our Next Issue) | Finer Texture é ; a and : | “LL! Acer NFolume b i |e { WELL! WELL! ] in your bakings# We Ant (Me er | SamePrice\} il Ned ToDo | for over 33 years} | With Volstead | 825 Ounces for, 25¢ tw | forefinger at Mise Matt | suddenly aw ’ ‘ ' ' ' ' ‘ 1 1 ‘ ' ' ' ’ ’ ‘ ' ' ’ ' ‘ ‘ , ‘ ' ‘ | Stands for | Better | Breakfass MUSH i NEAT FLAKES 4 Mt. M. Cook of 123% Pacific Street, Brooklyn, N. Y., says: “I felt ‘drunk’ | most of the time. My head was dizzy, |T couldn't think clearly, 1 paid no | | Attention to it until one day I dropped | a coin and when 1 stooped to get it, | 1 got so dizzy I fell in the middle of the street and was almost run over, | |! dater found oug that the cause of this condition was du¢ to a sluggish liver causing AULTY intf ’ , |TINAL ELIMINATION (constipae | Daymar Godowsky smokes t : fon), This was promptly and effec: | what she pleases to call a A overco Y s ,, Conauenonen Mind me by a short course of pipe of beauty and harmony, er’s Little Liver Pills, ‘Th ure spruces up spaghetti! #| In eae, Bene | a Iife-saver in my case, M@ appe- | We don’t know just what she . a - Bluhill Be CUECUCUGHUCOOUCLOGEUN COPE. URee ORC RCr BEE Mail this coupon for the Albers “Better Breakfast” Book Albers Bros, Milling Co, 388Oriont Bldg Please send me, free, your new book, “Tho ABO of Bet fer Broakfasts"~dneluding the children’s growtheehirt and the new recipe chart, “A month of better brealtists,” San Francisco. | “ o lite has doubled, ‘my dizziness has | means, She's the daughter H gone, and thy pep is great.” Carter's | of Leopold Godowsky, pian- Address sesccceeccees Linle Liver Pills have been recom | ‘ i ; | ihiotided by druggists everywh jet, was once in the movies, y drag verywhere for Yi GHEESE He yeats., 25¢ a package, }and now becomes patron of tone nCnODOne on MMOnCHe. ' Advertivement|an art, theater in New Yorla V AUS taR RA 3