The Seattle Star Newspaper, July 23, 1925, Page 12

PAGE 12 THE SEATTLE TAR aes tinal tee “rene Phen you Blay awz Dick laug’ ig 1 pulled his lacquer sm " preside his chair a \was a litt be that sm i pumn = Tell me,” she sai Mea Well .. Fe Bek answ ‘snapped. You t answer to evpryt Tittle baby You haven't 4 Oi that’s wro ed | Dick laughed “Jazz c “Here’ Svho hated marr ad it. 7 = you, Glo the room. certain is ¢ Yo, sir, it is No Dine Bak “You a muary!” cried the laker loudly. J itime to hear the ‘ourth “It's t ih another shiver. iit hot, but it had it dg ‘were 28 co @ rug. N Uphiver ana ake," gain, shivering and Their teeth rattled Mngegate whked th wr,” said the make me Butcher with a » aring Cross? Quite a9 well!* remarked the Baker. | = ‘Picadilly Cwouy right be near-|there was a buzzing sound and a Candle Stick Maker.| shadow passed over the sun. Look THE STORY SO fi SS “On, 1 might have kr What you w ing t and got br so much time tc me if you had) ¥ © Gloria took the book and hurled] it to read about AR ed his pipe mmed_ brier You'd ‘ward to making a room to the book-| pin thick, shab peY argument, Wick said, “Why, you are all mis- |“ Jaken! It isn't winter $s summer, and July at the n't so very long ago.” | sa boiled potato we just | th DB) @humped out of,” said the Butcher MAKE aid | pe w er,” insisted | cc candle Stick | ne ge The Twins came along—Jist in; 9° Tho | Not only was | at i ucket on and is three bugs in| th we can do is to} de " The thres of them went at it| th shaking until! wa Jan you tell us the way to Bil- | Jas et Zuteh sr jtr It will do | ge “Or, as for that, anything at all|in, will do. Can you direct us | he ed up here," | bf t Know wliere s the trouble!” declared the | al ‘One never knows whether tut atany | ta CANUR OF PIKE PUM £ & Olive Roberts Barton "NO. 20—THE BUTCHER, BAKER AND CANDLESTICK| rople keep on ta t all! It} be by Beatrice Burton © 1925 NEA SERVICE INC. t kiswe arms down to Her infully i the room, snapping off the wake, tossing on her pil king I don't know what y e of us. 1 don’t understand noth wrong, It is De-|cus, the next it's bread, and the ( t it is lights. 1 suppose bread ht by rising mat it e i to do ith bee ck by the arm. she said. “We'd thing She pul tome, Nic tter be going.” “No, no, we cannot allow you,” id the Butcher, the Baker and ie Candle Stick Maker, “Let us do your golng for you. Right jout—march! Follow our noses! And off went the three of them, ele hands on each others shoul- rs, skipping jerkily. They march. to the tune of “Georgia,” and © last. the Twins heard of them tato that set us free!’ And the t they saw of them they were to jump over # fence without © out of step. Suddenly right over their heads & up the ‘Twins saw a swarm of any-|emal! black things high over their “ad They were too mall for rda and too big for mosquitoe "It's the Fa Queen's be 4 re here after ateh them and get them into the golden hive and ke them home," Yate, it 1 r to. be mixed than But above the buzzing they could hothing. J got a prize mixing once, | ati hear faintly, “As we go murel ‘ Mixe@a hundred jonven of bend | ing thru Ge at? Gin an hour.” (To Be Continued.) m "You're talkin ot nit rf t hi, A, Be Ine.) Sheurc, 1 the Du Tatiestion | plank uh STARTS AS COP AT 75 than the nd cut, 0 thes BAAil, Alno, there are the Nght correct to nay or "Hin light. Wh light ORK ALA Mi erted and 4 policeman, He heen 1, Kehool teacher, farmor and ord. of it. One minute it's a cir- | ‘| \ | “Good-bye,” she said to May, as she and Jim danced past} the living’ room door where she was standing. low, unt midnight . . ¢t the hinks ing of Stanley Wayt HE next x mit to w of Jim remin Have ye party Mrs. Wing 1 | “Looks as if she | FLAPPER FANNY s: faint, “Hurrah! Hurrah! ‘The| ve @ person who really cannot sing, MAGAZINE CAMPAIGN ! ¥-no," Gloria faltered was giving us ©1925 BY WEA SERVICE, INC. Intelligence is the MOM’N POP WELL CHIEF WE CERTAINLY COT A SPLASH WITH OUR ‘THAT'S Too MUCH a around a nhe know y with Wayt en me with Stan,” 4. Wing’s party, But 1 it land Jim decaus the meantim What fools men we null the Gloria fet doesn’t it fn, shoulder © package ble and went he ha urn ¢ ot Mra. Win: the story t vat nee Ma “Lont your pep party (To Be Cont OST I DIENCE | | ability to be-| telly you ced ra YES BUT IT COST’ US $10,000 Bucks! () MONEY TO TAKE ADVERTISING |} | ovr oF THE BUSINESS Now | | | Will beaut Your Sole’? 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