The Seattle Star Newspaper, April 23, 1925, Page 14

PAGE 14 TUE SEATTLE STAR THURSDAY, APPT Unfike"any story you have ever read ~ Cl fer, OG WORED: Sunutibied by Arrangement With Pirst National Pictures, Ine. and JOE QUINCE W'SIR ARTHUR CONAN DOYLE | Watterson R. Rothacker ise FRANCE HAS ITs ) BY KEN KLING \ 4 1) v0) SYNOPSIS { pla 1 t t of boa \ i { j xt ir 1 that look tike, w tobat vdveam! | MONTE CARLO- \ J We aiae Tt rf i co a i |g tn wi) | enctans { me anid Oe All gir AB ia on!) W's LONDON — er Hr i Ma et NUNC ss wo IN NI 1) | GERMANY HAS rer) tants RHINE Bot AMERICA HAS \1'S ich. W,. CHEESEVILLE /h CHEESEVILLE A> / \\r Looks. TODAY AND BovLevarol {bovis YES, FOLKS — THIS IS THE NEW TOWN, TOE QUINCE How Joe EXPECTS DUG UP To INVEST ; HIS MONEY IN- AND (tT To Loox A FEW | | Expects To BECOME Years HENCE RICHER THAN FRENCH PASTRY —-> wis ddawstebn THs — —— bo BOOTS AND HER BUDDIES f so - - : : Sai : i ’ re Bot KE HAS PERFECT y p CHAPTER VI. (Continued WHO WAS "THAT | aun mee on! oo He Noo: Rove Gaeta ne Awd~\ ponno ! 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It isa the late spring; a thin, cold ralr falling. Three shining mackintoshed figure . maki walking down the qua the « t MOM’N: POP Watchin’ the Birdie . ate dL WANT Oo GET ADIFFERENT Pose - ¢ L pbargiagas s ONE THAT WILL MAKE A BIG HiT WITH sa PHOTOGRAPHS TAKEN ec MEMBER OF YOUR AP) FAMILY - pass over. Why shouldn't and wonderful lie Now Look Te iC PLEASANT 5 \ ¢ THATS HARD IX MR.GUNN J \\ § To DO-1LLosr i C20 BUCKS INA THEN “THIS 18 THE Pose THAT ALWAYS MAKES & BIG HIT WITH ALL OF THE MEMBERS OF MY FAMILY! added, his queer ight, “there's a le of it. I'm Ik I've had all the w me long ago. i t. now, THIS MORNING POKER GAME AST NIGHT BY, ke> 2%) Yte paint ~ ed-faced, Next Issue) ACYS SURES | OF PS PUNT Y Olive Roberts Barton NO. 14—ON THE POLICEMAN’S HAT “How can we ever get to Bean- 4‘ stalk Land now?” exc n the magic bea * cried Mis vx FLAPPER FANNY says. EVERETT TRUE BY CONDO , THE OLD HOME TOWN BY STANLEY | MISTGR , SVSEReETT TRUE -.--- WE USE TH’SAME oe fie “Indeed I fia Hoot Reddo 4 RED PLUSH TDILEY Teh pest ar ister y hizz, ah i der hem \ eco sorry by: srl m ep ie fl \ FANCY 50 Whizz still \ = could nd, I'm afraid, if my magic aeropla Fi tS there before yc jack in a frying pan. Do along,” Mister “OU! Now, 0 CISTEN TO Met! X LIKE To Sue A MAN STAND UP FoR HIMSECES She gave one ei eril tal swish, and away Breen | they all went ehh te die er a barn and six Ss ppeg Abelet on Norke ouses and never stopped until they “2 = Foe nse | he 0 = = : me to a cits = ntime w do very ‘There they landed right on top re Us cline A sinking ship is ses a " ] Nols H ter than no ship at all—as lor a 4 ] | oa | 3 “atts Uke e- : RIGHT, BYT, “It's like be t 53 400 1 the three wotthiiany Hi z frien off to e ae Sean 81 NEA SERVICE, INC (ages goblin goes Ve ae they got in soon buzzing | we'll see him.’ Taag aatecHeathia far Bip, , | (To Be Continued) iperfectioné ' if y_ sailed thr @) (copyright, 19 a datacom Bae ete es place that Jooked like a hole in a es if: |to present an antique atmosph cloud bank—and there they were | a ce where Jack yisit-| | | Make the “sunshine window” as | deeply recessed as possible. On the shelves I will arrange my colle e ang e | tion of Colonial and early American glass, to which Tam lant and stole his hen and his money box and his magic harp. ‘Oh, ho! cried Mister Whizz t ing off his goggles, “This is going 10 be some place to find that r goblin. He is so smail and e thing else is so big, we shall ~ WHEN HS KNOWS Hes IN THE WRONG | L'CIKE To SBE HIM TAKE ANoTHER ure your late find will be a very important addi —— | ditfon, This. window will be par JOHN AL+ ticularly attractive when the sun TO ROTH & | shines thru it, which it will most . | LETTER FROM ™ DEN PRESCOT’ 10 keep our eyes pealed, Just look Cn N, ID OR DEC of the day if the Pittsburg smoke @t those enormous sunflower ORATORS, PITTSBURG will let it “Those aren't sunflowers—they're} Gentlemen: I am glad to know| 1 hope to see the dining room | huttercups laughed Nancy, The} that you have found for me the|in my new-old home when I return . ‘Twins had been to Beanstal and) early examples of American glaes,|from Albany, which will be next | RA WEEK JN TOWN HAS BEEN SO SUCCESSFUL once before in their travels and| As you know, sh to keep | wee Sincerely, j om ria edt aise tly c eexthing tor ata yoo asiireiy, obs Ae : LESUIE EY ee | OLD DOC PILLSBURY REALIZES, SOMETHINGS t the place, there were still| erican | an | T am building it, as it were, (Mra, John Alden Prescott), | 4id}around that almost priceless set of (Got TO BE DONE TO KEEP DP WITH HIM- a few thi ©1825 WY MEA SERVICE, NC) Spode which has come down to me|* iH sae =~ — W 1 from my gréat-grar Ke : | ppoa | Ait: T ainsdelightes to thir ( Letter From Nurse Anderson em eattroee ee much consultation they decided they » weeks almost every afternoon) better write your mother and nf y Paid th : hy AY to Mr. John ah Prescol would go to see a moving picfure/and it is rather laughable to shi better still ' pl found the old landac paper and : Alden Prescott the name of Orson Gibso church member @wW your mother : : r laughable, tc her’ about this man, :¢6 ickens these |were able to remove it from that Ss aves Ghar oer Kant depicting the ite of Lincoln, Af-/ that they are not talkitg as much} come over hore yoursel@®) 1 dom’ your| and he go to@hureh every Sundi bility Keitae | ; |x x ur | an 1 ty Sunday | ter that it was an easy jump to the 1 t t > esnghs! haticcinadaealine ton pVorcesters It Is interest. | | mother man y| Morning and every Wednesday cven-| ‘Ton Commandments, waich they | WeUt Sreat moral lessons as they] Want to take on the ee . ° : oe Ns nt aH one take My Dear Mr. Prescott; 1 think| much of a gentleman ing |have cong&ded tells a great moral | *" About good acting and good en 19 hired taibens neerely, ale paper from the walls of old}1 should inform you of something bout tl me age They are both ver ar i ; ; ¢d Mister Whigs. rooms 6a is abo ame ag’ | hey are bo ery much opposed | leason. tertainment YDERSON: 1 Mister Whizz, rooms in homes of those who wish| that is happening here, A man by mother, He evidently Js a sta : , NUF ANDBR to dancing and cards, b er] The © been go D “ ach | te neing and cards, but after} They have been going now for! Perhaps, Mr, Prescott, you dn heancpiea: 1925,.Ne a. Sexvleey An6d it AVY ) a HON