The Seattle Star Newspaper, August 17, 1925, Page 10

MON AUGUST PAGE 10 pe Fe LADDER WIE vy Beatrice Burton © 1925 NEA SERVICE ING THE SEATTLE See Ee et ee DAY SALESMAN pam TY a ‘ THE STORY THUS FAR " ie 1 u bu H ft er his | geé.ou ny} y A 1 f ' h j Y P m w 1 ‘ ed off her silk dress = - = + . GOn- Gi | BOVi Site Hou fad WE PAINT LEF - ‘ - . rs ' “9 I , ty t orn pe had RO PARTE It 1%? + = Doc ves i ) ) % ' ! f 4 lov Dick, 1 just fell dow nr for Dick YET wonder he docar . to the kitehen.. He 1 You talk a r father had n, Ho was ait x hed ked ‘ back porch. = a Ww rh \ Dp hru be ‘wa k hildre ar ' ry t ‘ H I 1 u I I 1 m f 1 bu an 5 tas 1 \ f n fe bangs them on th Ad, m " r t r } want som > rub the bump, | fi ud mab ' , 1 nome fellow 1 1 Lif s you. 5 i i bat Im ee a ‘e i porch 1 aD m iT THE BEFORE ‘ ; s . a 7 my ‘ 1 make mott ¥ t > fi a a fi t You h t f } ther i : (2°) LETTER FROM LESLIE PRES: awe \ ag Fe wrt -8 yen nll cg licehahoey mat ©1928 wy mga SEfuick 3 { COTT TO RUTH BURKE— i w : . swered, a i CONTINUED 1 . 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There sat King Snookums, L wal Pee Wee King, by tiny ~ “How d’ do! the king in his hat, I mean y all went "We're pretty well. How are us empt “Only something terrible going to happen and I am not happy about it.” “What Is up this watch." ! went the big | bu had finis ves to a fi going to happen?’ Snookums, | s going to have a "Pee Wee Lant sort of earthau ay All our build Then == ngs and houses aro going to bd $) knocked down. It is most upse Juggle Jump polnt ting.” i “I should say so!” said Jugi «Jump. “How do you know?" / | “The mole is see something white hining on the ground?” They all hurried to the a friend of /the} there was house mouse that lives in Farmer | buttons. Greenway's cellar,” said the /tiny! king. “And he told the m (To Be Continued.) SAY “BAYER ASPIRIN’? and INSIST! 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