The Seattle Star Newspaper, February 11, 1925, Page 10

LrHeE I MOV CMVUREES bd! “ ‘AND THE GOLDEN _LION LOX? TUNES PUAN & Olive Roberts Barton G LEG THE PEDDLE " I © NO. -1-—P EOGAR RICE BURROUGHS VY Lop yright lreturned to camp as they had prom-| jised, the other members of the! party were at first inclined to anger, / which was | replaced by con-| cern, not so much for the safety lof the Spaniard but for fear that] 3 |Owaza might have met with ap ac \ leident and would not return to take them in safety to the coast, for \ of all the blacks he alone seemed competent to handle the surly and lmutinows carriers. The negroes scouted the idea that Owaza had be- jcome Jost and were more inclined to the opinion tht he ‘and Esteban jh 1 ty deserted them, Lu- ‘ ha felibe L Am Sorry vini, who acted as headman in A Owaza"s ateence, had a theory of| For women whose hair is ‘alias fades or falls | *Owaza and the Bwana have gone} By Edna Wallace Hopper jafter the ivory raiders alc By |trickery they may accomplish as Beautiful hair means so mucn. toge as we (cy Meebo raed ay ‘a Health Commissioner Exclusively Recommends is to me my greatest glory. My hatr|b¥ force, and there y is £ two among’ whom to’ divide. the New French Discovery to FAT PEOPLE. today, despite my age, is thick and) fine and lustrous. I have never had| ‘ @ hd tes ty bout ishing your health or ‘ ad P how may two men over) aving to diet or exercise, you can falling hair or dandruff, er ®lcome a band of raiders?” inquired! 2 todas. easily take off 5 to 8 pond touch of gray. It becomes finer|Fiora, skeptically »~ a week with a French prescription The reason is simple. Years ago I|swered Luvini. “If he can gain} } introduced in America, it_has met with such consulted famous experts. They told|the ears of their slaves he will! me that the scalp was like a garden.|win them over, and when the Arabs fardened oil and dandruff are like|see that be who accompanies Owaza that Doctors, Bei forse thoroughly investigated ely recommend it to | it, and now exe eds. They clog and stifle the hairland who fights at the head of the| pet ae yon ber Nera te er yearp oots. jmutinous slaves is Tarzan of the} your case is m if you The scalp must be cleaned and! ayes, they will flee in terror.” tried everything advertised without succes: i} iad ekivgeslatgh arid tertilined like eis cal if you suffer from puffing, high blood pre | “I believe he is right,’ sure, tired feeling do this: Get a garden. Then hair will flourish! K+aski, “it sounds just like the package of SAN-G take two small ist as flowers thrive under On | 1 ' tablets fore each meal, and watch your Spania and then suddenly he| ht gradually go down and your health tions, turned upon Luvini. “Can you lead improve. Not only will SAN-GRINA do They combined for me the best}, . . away with fat, but almost from the minate 7 i jus to the raiders’ camp?’ he de-| you start taking it you will feel a wonder elps they knew. Since then they | manded ful, change in your entire systen ave added every better discovery.| sy str, tet ands of people alread: eplied the negro. : "he formula comes in concentrated | | by SAN-GRI exClaimed Kraski; “and gratifying orm. I apply it with a dropper, now, Flora, what do you think of ducing from lirectly to the scalp. It lakes a miD-lhi5 plan? Let ws send a swift run- ite @ dsiy—far less time than brush-| 16° 45 the raiders, warning them ing teeth. \against Ow and the Spaniard, My hair shows the results. So with |*#ainst Ov ad 3 tee. Penoeen : © friends to whom f supplied {and telling them that the os Te his help. Now the x not Tarzan of the Apes, but an im-i| Puwicy ones Brooklym, writes: yhen I first sent for SAN.GRI or alt: Leal it Edna Wallace|postor. We can ask them to cap-| ’ NA I bad been under the Doctor's Oia oUt et wovatee it | ture and hold the two until we i ‘any drug or toflet counter at heart trouble, L now can elimb leare for heart trouble and high blood i0e and $1 come, and after we arrive we n stairs without puffing, and I have Fou should employ it. Hair can-lmake much further plans as the|| |found ondertul rei , Yousean: aah, fer tweed SAN-GRENA not thrive on a neglected scalp. To} " as 7 sail my letter, as well as my name, for two weeks I was mach better,”— let it fall or wither ix a pity. Do{Ccitcumstances permit. Very possibly || Tim grateful, and wish) to help. as] what you can é carry out our original de-| aftér we have once entered} their camp as friends.” “Yes, that sounds good,” replied} of Mrs, Fonquerney, make ft juxuriant.|we can I shall gladly » you a small |sign bottle to try if you will mail this| coupon. Do that now if hair Ilke| mine appeals, many of my sisters as I can.” “I have e) bones ot BAN. Flora ; Gea ‘ Ce bie et cana GRI-NA and I : enough-—jus' ike yo ‘course vé lost 20 Ibs.” mm Trial Bottle Free ||" e ham biusned, “Birds of a| bert Sof day Mes Bay, —Mrs, Dull, Ok-| | Mre. Whiting, days.” —Mrs. Hay, Edna Wallace Hopper 462 || fenther’.” he quoted Mrs. We. Parker | Piahoma Springfield, Mass} [ Vancouver, | The girl shrugged her shoulders Jindifferently, but Bluber, who, with| | NOTE—Sinee SAN-GRI-NA has been introduced in America, it has met with suck \Wistiia ahd htock, bad pean, silent tremendous, success that imitations tantiot be avoided, Save yourself a disappoint r and be ATTLE 5 sure to get SAN-GRI-NA. Do not accept a substitute | stenern o the conversation, i ts o0d."* | 2nd and Pike 3rd and Madi: 9 Ave. { hlustered a ie a and N.W. chee! @ “VY do you meah birds vit! a ad it ks Pyorrhea STAR 20 NEW PLANTS Many Factories Started During January / 1 P é ‘ 1 ee Al nl | e eh __-— (BUREAU OF | ; ° below th ti ere you are!” he cried merrily when he sau r 7 ‘ P : s ’ y J L 3 é er wewepepers ‘ ch Heme os will interest @ ® 210 a * : MES. EA. (FLOR . I y RENCE PDA) : A JEWEL 1 ‘ I " Senate eh : : =ISAY “BAYER ASPIRIN’-& Pe ¥ 0 sna i ok stanedl Y . D forf"Lavingly you Ernest Mye has a daugt : a he. Gabe tit ¥ < ad not yet re ajt enyt ni R . 4 “P, B—The 8! ter, Helen Will ’ i “ge ‘ ae t ° sit > the city of|it there's no rial hone fellows) ender as st them | wey ay A is a sian t rye us that damnable trip to the] dba A g) ere eader. Jour. pions Pt s«o) Unless you see the ‘‘Bayer Cross’’ on tablets, you are not § { - \ 1 ‘ e : ay ‘ ‘ at iy Yo . ss age h xclalmed xercised : rus - qAnens -GAINCRY .| getting the genuine Bayer Aspirin proved safe by millions waid Hiube t ‘ aman home in Pendleton, Or r ‘ Z Ea = ¥ we could not gO 6 oft ped Ga savilable, 6 But the bird was gone. |31. Holght, 6 feet 4 1 ent, and prescribed by physicians over 25 years for } . . rt 4 z p Ths er just remember, Mister Kr T od and alipped on} 120 4 Ha xigt whe a w Le ' v - honest mar ere And then the| wit freck and 4 x w t th to find the Cros \ a , oe ae exclaimed Thr . v H pax ys 12 none too tops” to} 1: was the » t; I've nev 1 i ll Cold SayerTablets } : 0 ‘going to RAVE Alreturn that. ¢ who had|downy bunch of pare all 0 cy compe ; ‘ irl “1 : AS n- devil of a time get fo the cous 1T ‘ ‘ o honest ‘ Pend t vs 8 Je j 12) , at all with that bunch of mu ; oon en ee deh eo volgen | is we ar poll Pain Neuralgia S9re es ! . o we are waiting w fear ¢ nd | Peable aaa anyone ; 6 6 bs = beg take gy rg Harpe She questioned the men ain't is bally ‘ead | t \ themselves at | @ r therefore, let Us | Saenger awe ans ead learned | ¢ ere we are, ‘n th t ys A ; wing t out , ac ¢ " gold to the nearest polot|earefully, and ren vas \nd of GEORGE E. TARVER, colored, Toothache Lumbago ; h we can spose © , rom ” . f a t ont it ast heard f 1 t kod soda. Thea wa cam-YecUrtsl targa th hat] ‘The girl smiled we You i : a - |) c ; : rt } . alw tell honest me ® c an ah c to writ y ” ve ; porters to carry it frOMJagain hin memory, she Im-|alway " yt 9 shag they lbyae ; igh ‘ Foe ie de porters | mced that she wouid|"“They go around tiling the wortd| Near B 1a To orb |e Stanley Tarver ve Neuritis Rheumatism 1 veaks words of Wis | 95 the following day in|how honest they are. ut my he , ode Owatan It ts not ASlsearch ¢ ommanding the|mind that; the thing “ | ae ‘yee na um ~iPape , - rest trading post Wwazirt w 1 returned to|cide whether we w A Se lv icadlae Keak ienew “ ” B BW te teek™ toEX ad accor mreante yaayenie EO. Tal Rig, waaer oe MNS. LOUIS Ros! Accept only “‘Bayer’” package } » thus we shall not only,save time! Kork Sinsuade } lhe Dray welll spall pernan Wit MOLLY GRACE APLEY, wr \ jong, hard marehes.” |nut ta 1 upon > Bae 3, 2h gem ensP eel ans ack ¢ y ut ey ; “5 ‘ ins > i i tt cage ie NH pore th There are five of us, Let’s|s0d @ pack on his bac multe 18, Trev ments, Kid which contains proven directions. : e morning, est eRe o| bares yp tj leave it to a vote, Do we, of don't " n monton, Alta, i urn and unearth one of the tn Ww > way a ‘Oh, y r rn 9 oy a tar Lagi = thai 1d nd bah ers es 0 saw Tw i “ie Handy ‘‘Bayer’’ boxes of twelve tablets agi ¢ I shalt} “Will ¢ men accompany ws be f ! » L1G ° os : 4 i € your men, accom my ee eA a" axed Kraski, tuning to Luvin eB Hm ‘ eae ee Also bottles of 24 and 100—Druggists. § ¥ one must know until it is and let you « Ree 4 ot d . \ r “ | | If they . ne (tr 1 to Mra. iS allt ol absolutely necessary) wher ot a y Ml the ivory they will,” replied the)) "1. t } I } ot.| Aspirin the trade mark of Bayer Manufacture of Monoaceticacidester of Salicylicacid ‘ is-buried. “When We return for f t replied Korar. heal Ae « I . of course, theh others must ge T am fot alone when the Wa-) «stow many are in favor of Carl's! pc, : : r a } too, but inasmuch as es there [Zt :aFe me," 6 laughed. | sian 1 Flora “ ni m fy e net 1 his in und took him away promising all her illness. with it nstantly thera! a . perfectly weil, boy The unanime re) id i oN \ 1 want my ‘ ne could come again to see ber You seem to have everything # te will be danger, of its’ being as safe anyw in th ‘ 4 the } Q for a pa wren 4 4 ‘ row ar life: happy. jee taken from us. Africa with them as T am) you riake the ventw ‘lof magic shoe k 3 brought into his mother’s room Me; I think that visit did me who knows — perbam # te 4s t the ranch.” 4 ” . runner was) “Humr quiet, altho his Little hands! Mrs, Prescott than any of t dae And . half hour t was qu ot t At least I'l try to make ing the yes, I suppose ad," Ne re-|deapatched on the trait to the rafd-|datn. Magi never \ tors’ care or sae licine. For = fi sa ; wish I might ¢ amp with a for the | mins the f t Ge the Ured, Uneartng: loom we Again 's ssed the baby, andi i here.” ter chief. Shortly the party| what fun I hav Ig & DIARY OF NURSE JOHNSON ON pened out of her eyes und I thought I saw) | AgAIn sie Nae orton Bice co Mace ane eet aa eeteag I go the THE OBSTETRICAL CASE OF | to + e|there a de and will to live which laid it in its, © a elena b |were here.” replied Lady ¢ lin the same digvetic say, ‘Oh, it's Mister Peg Ig, inn’t MES, JOHN ALDEN: FRES: page ee eau ay : z "However, do worry A week later en they reached) 't Well, he m be tired Bring OOTT, CONCLUDED ment For ~ a ‘ she rs es TOMORROW ‘ote from Mabel 6! { | b ight in © n ha the othe y ro rt 0 that my jungle-craft, wh the camp of the they found} him right in iy = think |, It i @ strange thing te Up tot a ae had. Syebanas accepted |Carter to James Condon, . |to that of Tarsan or Korak byithat thelr m che exrived) cake pnd ite at if , had tw sagentou es hand lying on he child when ad been laid in| @ is }rno mm and; (Oat feafely and thet they were ‘ 4 legn and some magic|' Sete ed | Maree und vente“ get eo bine wiy-|her arms, but had evinced no par.j Simple Way fens MENTHOLATUM 2 monet is ert a rs : No, siree, Boor’ |"? x ; + you. “Won't you get well right/ticular interest in ft, Today she I shal an appearar nor bad ar | One morning, however, when the par loud t and her kisses fell softly The Twins away? i “¢ “t supp an r®-/heen seen or heard of them 18 Oa ner Pee Ya merry lt-| father was talking with the boy he pba a, iti you Sunt on the top of ita little bald head oe Heals quickly and plied. Kora io ke The result ‘ ast of tle fellow and promised to be good | #aid on lov! aid Mra. F iC “Tomorrow you and I and Jackie, dey Pon seo ¥¢ without me inctined to be saspiciort:) any | “Jackie, just as soon a8 YOUF! a weak voice. jwill make the plans for our future | mal? antiseptically | And so, notwith tanding his surly, fearing that the message When shall we start?’ asked| mother is well enough, you all be J lifted great, solemn ¢ye8 | iiyvee Tomorre my dear, Jackie} |Jettions, Jane Clayton set out the|prought to them had been but al. 1’ Itaken to her, and then she will have |r } 1 whispered: “I wove you| wilt know what a great responsibil. }Rext morning with 50 wazirt war-|ruse to permit this considerable body | sient this min We'll go to|a great surprise for you anybody. I wove youljty rests upon him,’ and then she “4 Rors'tn' march’ of her savage mate.lo¢ whites and Armed. biMcks ‘t0}gu) Up Land “first aid ‘The child expectantly looked into|t on 4 said, ‘Perhaps life won't apie vey co tela ae enter their stockade in safety I Lex, ia fal '# face, but since then he r hard after all. Perhaps it is { men and women exch yer When Esteban and Owaza had not] (Continued In Our Next Issue) A. Berv i —————————————— | of mo to feel this way Yon't you think so, nurse,” she said, looking up at me with a bright| the first she had given me in rug enerar Motors Bidg., Detriot, Me Advertisement, | smile ousands like Thowsit 1901008 ber Beygvane™ sows e ff FaRs 24 TP Banished rayHairwiththis Clean, Colorless Liquid Make a Test of Kolor-Bak Today Feople everywhere praise Kolor- If your hair has turned or is Bak for its remarkable power to turning, do what thousands of ish grayness. 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