The Seattle Star Newspaper, July 17, 1925, Page 14

™_PAGE 14 per Gloria goes BIANLEY Way Whom she is tr geen by MOTHE Gloria's be TR, begs her burn. She tells Glo { pelf has beer nubb: t +) because of her silly | JIM CAREWE. The actor tells els to leave ac fe needs money lend him some k M Briggs al se with Dick one day w : i; j i? turns she ) Dick's ro r } saying to each other NOW GO ON WITH THE STORY * Footfalis on the stairs—Ranghild | i tell her that dinner was ready— | ought Gloria sharply to her feet Greg- “Will you fix a tr @ry and bring it ur ) asked calmly, altho she was Ranghild had seen her cavesdi @t Dick's door. “And there ® Guest for supper, too, Wait a min- fate and I'l! let you know... ." t She openei the door of Dick's) froom and went in | Miss Briggs had stopped talking. | jAnd she and Dick fixed thelr eyes| $n Gloria. She remembered the oft | Werse that runs: | “Two's company, “Three's a crowd.” But she smiled at Miss Briggs and| Bsked how Dick had behaved himself him?"* | all afternoon. “Wonderfully. well," Miss Brixgs @nswered. “Ho slept for more than @n hour.” “She read me to sleep,” said Dick @She has a voice that's as soothing 3 rain on a roof.” | Miss Briggs blushed wi u “Oh, dear,” though Nwender if Dick knows how thing adores him?" Aloud she Said: ly, Miss Briggs. “Our dinner’s Will you come wnstairs and eat with me?” Gloria saw that Miss Briggs was foing to refuse to stay. Before she ould, Gloria went on “And then, perhaps, you'll read| Pick to sleep again afterward?” she} ed. “He has a hard time getting jo sleep lately. And Mrs, O'Hara ants top giving him sleeping powders, “Very , Il stay,” Miss Briggs | Bereed stiffly. | But she turned on Dick a look of | exaltation, as if she were telling him Go Ghere was nothing she wouldn't do | efor him . even to enting a © meal with his silly little wife! ey), Gloria caught the look as she went escBat into the hall to tel! Ranghild to} tase the best napkins and to put on! * bare. i NO. 15—CATS, DOGS ol The porcupineapple never caught] jp Gp to the snail-boat, so that was last the Twins ever saw of him As for the snail, he fell sound Pr usicep, and when he did so his, horns drew it. That brought the! aid down and the boat to a dead! ne | * “Well, this looks like the end of | it," said Nick, jumping out of the y shell boat and wading ashor It’s the end of that anywdy, following at Nick's} “We'll never find the Fairy Queen's bees at this rate.” Just then there was a thump and @ howl, and another thump and a @pit, and then more thumps and _ howls and spits and the ground around the Twins was simply cov- ered with cats and dogs all yelling| | their heads off. “It's raining cats and dogs!” cried Wick. =) “Didn't you bring an umbrella?’ |} Assurance Here your films are developed by ex- perts and printed on Velox. That’s double as- surance that results will be noticeably of the superior sort. Bring in your films. Eastman Kodak Co. T Jot 1401 Third Ave. ‘ddd rt ireinin Sta. Between Stewart and I SEATTLE TO: s VANC aan HPA jot Wonders Jenough for you to do anything.” | why. | many “Dick says you pay al! my bil for him. I'm afraid think I'm awfully extravagant,” she said amiably Miss a taaen about t primly way I'm getting ready for Dick. long he’s been plar } Olive Roberts ; (eeeaeruaes artor, AND TOTEM POLES almost sure to » le in the Land carry one There stood a man with a ha brim as wide a table. But 7 more umbrella than I have at this; minute and I've nothing in my hand but a pen. “Ha, ha! I see you are curio: said the man. “It's my umbrel hat. ‘I invented ft myself. 1 can also use it for a chair or a table, | at my convenience, by turning it| upside down. Also it saves me car-| fare. By buckling it tight under my chin and waiting for a stiff breeze, I can have all the trips I wish for nothing. Ah! The dogs! and cats have stopped. There is the sun! We are sure to have spanking breeze now, so I'll be go- ing. I shall now turn my hat into an aeroplane.” | The queer man put on goggles, buckled a strap under his chin, took off his shoes and stuck them {nto his pocket—to make him lighter he said—and stuck a pin wheel on the edge of the brim of! his huge hat, Instantly it started | to buzz, the pin-wheel did, and t man man to rine. “Good-bye he called. ‘Sorry I can't take you, but this is a one-passenger car, I'll build a rumble-seat some-time and come and get you.” Away he sailed thru the air be- fore the astonished children had a minute to ask him about the Fairy Queen's honey-bees. When they | turned around, all the puppy-dogs and kittens were gone, too. | “This is the queerest place yet,” | sald Nick “Nothing stay long “Vl stay,” said another voice The Twins turned and saw a sort of telegraph pole with about 10 faces painted all over it in bright colors. . “I'm a regular stick-in-the-mud,” said one of the faces, “They call me a totem pole. But I don't know I never toted anything any where and I've been here for so years I'yo started to count backwards.” “That's true,” agreed all the) other faces solemnly. “But we've| |improved our time, We've learned | music, One of "us sings tenor, and one bas, one toota like a whiatle land one goes dum-dum like a drum, | fortune for THE SEATTLE STAR Pe WHEE by Beatrice Burton © 1925 NEA SERVICE INC. 1 and listen to the zimwit 4 nging in the tree Wa Hi ah strong white t oad grin, and | Gloria watet m go, He ca maelf ¥ f eng « Insole Ho's the ber ing man any where,” Gloria rem 4 to hernelf, \ eo that ‘ She didn't kr e oF Jo if Stan failed to pa mck be The first thing Gloria did the next| ore Hoyry Mons’ bill came morning was to tel 6 Hen walked a Pike st., window Mosa, the gardener, who had sold| shopping as she went, The little red with the be Dick tif dwarf evergreens tha nt the show-window where she t how she wanted | had seen ita few before ne backyard | I'll go in and try it on your bill yard as a birthday pre k Bhe we nw lite am gett t dow that I'd 1 Miss Brig sho 10 $20 bills lev » big eno “Nonnenae, | Gloria wished she ¢ ep the Geglttran =p | money for herself, Thero was a red] 0 NOR! Oy OT | dress es that sho| ™ tzon,"" would nlatar thine se tba . m while the | Stan was wat or her 7 ) street corner “Lord, but I hate to take Russet, you'll Irn answered. pped a tape mes nd held it ements. Gloria a shade of sarcas vot }« nee the measur She slipped a tape measure around Gloria and my r held it up so she could see the measurements. Gloria ved At last s. Then she and Miss] den exetable e Would ‘0 nything ownatairs . ) pps ' he put on an: Tp ahead wit : rr ee ON ng her hat ked as terreno ; + Gloria didn’t anewe m at *.| ar ried to the | th room. She held up aj, Shes Ne no had made up her mir to| res tight package of bills and letters, aan peCbpucrngg roa Mise | 3e0 him again s the weigh rolled together by a rubber band. | Dune’! ; eeceias : ng Gloria took them from her and If 1 ¢ brea laid them on the sideboard money, low 4 to persuade her to spe she Now, what afternoon with him, she though couldn't fa - N-no," she t much! The scales mutt 4 Vayburn laid one of his hands this next ¥ ontinued in Our Next Tssue) MUDD CENTER FOLKS BY SMALL for the side of the There > re n't let me have the Dick would be ahd CALEB, TH’ Doc ADVISED ME 1’ Do und. I'm brightened ‘she said. “Shall 1 Miss Brigg © mone Miss bread "IT only do what's ed, as if were th After the meal v upstairs and read Dick to sleep Down in the living room Gloria | nie} 8 over, she went HAVING BEEN AILING SOMEWHAT RECENTLY PoP SLUPE CONSULTED Doc TEBBS, Witt | THE RESULT THAT HE WAS ADVISED To | EAT. NOTHING BuT WHOLESOME Foop- PoP IMMEDIATELY DROPPED IN Ar CALEB SYKES STORE. AND CuT HIMSELF A PIECE. OF CHEESE — | vorce, divorce, | tin © 1025 av NEA BEAVICE, me. Marriage knot untied, MOM’N POP not untled; © 1925 BY NEA SERVICE, INC. Nitike hoy disappeared intl a pun ¥p is Yoco Mad tore that aftirmoor us WHAT Ane wou © HERALDED ‘|: i by PRESS and PUBLIC : th Dona wr My | — as e Nocal Mud ? Now Fee | rie ee “TH' FUN jand one squeals like « violin. We jhnve a whole orchestra, Please |turn that knob! Thank you,’ | The totem pole then pla a jtune, the queerest tune the ehil jdren had ever heard. It really \nounded like a dozen wild animals | Hing to be fed, | all |. “It's we who are 4 the Twins politely, “It in most likely considered fine music here But it has nothing to do with bees,” (To Be Continued.) + || BEAUTIFIER# AGE! | thought | SUPREME VOICE | | the following ‘estimonial i | prook of tha remarkable results being produced daily | || humo vocal MuD)) rien iyicl aps she would bu said, as he » the en he bills into his pocket. “But loan. I'll return it to ng as she w oe Syne 7 re again, she might we cP gee pretty for him, she de | “Yon, aid you'll to! , | happy home,” Gloria vered | | nce head Fepegn frankly I got the money from) qin the | ots fasten it Dick nears dnd 1: ie er Ty teast bit tight ac a Phin bai Oe ee ae ae neh I'm sorry, but the on't go I'm having done. Bo you see, 1 four (oan PPVERTIZING OUIe PID A PMT | OUT PHD ORDER A&E SEN ‘Yo PUT OW TH FRONT ¢ be ty On MEK PANTS AT “Ttaue iT To Me, Guzz i. asa ig ISALESMAN $AM To Go \ (C'MON out PMD TAHE & PEEK) Al TH “GM GuIT- IVE GoT FT lok | IT PUT UP ABKEADY TOO } SPECIAL t ~ | “Hes Fine im" ca \\ \\ — \t THAY PINE | i /\ ) SAID #1 98 (GHENT S00TT 9am l-YoU VE. COT'EM Fok 99 & Pai ® PAIR WE CANT SELL 'Ery for 99¢ a | Poort - y fe Yu Pty TAT 2m \ Gu2Z A ia ALL iTie~*) TAKE 19 LITTLE. OW ASNT IT JOST DARLING = SLL KOCLL XHESE ARE ALL NEW ORESSES THAT JOS | CAME IN TODAY. THEYRE SO PRETTY-1 30S LOVE EVERY ONE OF 'EM. GEE! | CANT BEAR T'THINK OF ANYONE ELSE AN, WHATS A AAYHOW? | dln our gar LITTLE SKBETER BITE 3 looked outauide amd pour all the Aikdren wn the meighborhood Capit age. 3 couldnt umagur what Aad is) ne: Bot SHE CANT HANE IT-1 WONT LET HER. VL Bur IT MYSELF. HER WS SoLD 1925, FRIDAY, JULY 17 sgl | SPECIAL. 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