The Seattle Star Newspaper, September 30, 1925, Page 10

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MAY SIEYMOU EATRICE PURTON Dave TO" fe FLAPPER WIFE" THE STORY so PANY MAY SEYMOt < husband | Killed Himself becaus affair with a h ' r ter with May fi fve than immediately he money with bim she way home in Lo: Sprague. A & Mirtation w Movie actre Yersation new film of «Now ¢ AY did not sq m at Dan all the re to Los Altos She was busy with her own dark Whoughts as she sat gazing out of} the window seeing nothing of the tawny landscape Jand with its girdle of green th: Hes at the foot of the Santa Ci Mountains. “The more 1 ere of men the more T hate ‘em! she said violent! herself, as she trie thought of Dan Spra mind as she mishy My from her siee But persistent as a fly, it kept} had money to burn!” @eming back to torment her ! : She was so lost in t bt t She did not notice w Pulled into the stati ‘Then suddenly she « face she knew . Sand *Carlotta just outsid platform, waving a welc way | | | | | | with | I car both of her plump hands: That Drouxht May to her senses eta By the time she had gathered tc £ the ether her bags, and neatly jumped | she t from the train, Dan ue was at | dernens Carlotta’s side |. “He never write me, the ba HVCRNVUARES OF THE PUN & Olive Roberts Barton No. 8—NIGHT WATCHERS Pened?" cried Daddy Crac Surprise, when Nick opene gasoline tank in the squirrel gentle man’s car and found that the gasc line was all gone. “1 just had it filled up last night and I haven't run 10 yards since.| T got two whole pints and 1 15 ents for it.” “What are you take me to the postoffice k and leave end “Somebody must have stolen it,"'| morr said Mister Bunny with a wise who Of his head. “It happens that way | for nc sometimes.”” yinto othe 5 “Yes, it does,” spoke up Grubby “We're going over Woodchuck quickly. ‘I had some| wife's mother to bring } stolen one time.” | house for a visit,” said Dade “So did 1," said Prickles Porcu- | children will 1 be in. Helte “ ter School soon and the house will pine. “I remembe time that—| ‘Hoes be so quict But Daddy Cracknuts interrupted: | around to sort of be “{ suppose it must have happen-| We're having a reguld ed, but it fs very mysterious. T/ing. For old Mr got the gasoline last thing last| very particular and fight before I went to bed, and Ij the corners wh took the car right into my garage Is that why yc and locked the door after me. Then | doors?” laughted 1 hung the key on the nail behind) don't blame the stove in the kitchen.” | housecleaning, laybe the thief climbed in thru| “1 ten you wha the window,” said Grubby Wood-| said Mister Bunny ju! chuck.” be the thief will com + *No, he couldn't do that,” said/ to steal some more Daddy thoughtfully. line. Some of us will “Why not?” asked Grubby. j sitting up to h." “Because there js no window,”| “Well, I decl said Daddy. #aid Daddy with a twinkle in his| “That's very kind, I'm eye. “I built my garage that way | would be a very good id on purpose.” let you know about it after “Maybe someone climbed in the| I'll have to be going Kitchen window and got the key,”’| Office now to see if there Raid Prickles: Porcupine. al from my wife's mothe “Maybe he did,” laughed Daddy.| ye, everybody." And ay “But we know it wasn't you.| went Prickles, because you would leave some of your spikes behind and! ( that would give . | Prickles sighed. awful,”| Michigan {s called the Wolverine he said. “I can’t even get a spoon-| «tate from the number of svines ful of jam without Polly knowing | with which it formerly was infested. ft, It's worse than having thumb prints, #o it is.’ | In 1920 R “Well, all thi gO-| than $5,000,0( Ing to get your from the Un PY our Children’s Health Are your boys and giris getting a square ¢ {n shape to re-enter school this term and they going to be handicapped by some & Very slight examination on your part could remec Our Washington bureau has prepared from authoritative government sources n 4,000-word bulletin on "Your Child’s Health” that tells you in a simple, understandable way how you yourself, at no cost save a little time, may make a complete ph examination of your boys and girls, It covers welghing and measuring, nutrition and growtth, pos kin, the hair, the eyes, nose, teeth and throat, the breath, the fleck, the chest, back and feet; clothing, speech defects, and a table of signs and symptoms of communicable disease. Check up on your child’s health! Fill out the coupon below and mall to Washington, D, C., as directed. nn CLIP COUPON HERE Warren (To Be Continued.) pyright BE. A. Service, In 4 more amunition from you? Are they isfactory work? Or aro pected physical trouble that ington Bureau, The Seattle Star Child Health Iditor, Wa 1822 New York Ave., V hington, D. C I want a copy of the bulletin, "Your Child's Health with five cents in loose, uncanceled United St coin) for same, nd inclose here: stamps (or Name... Bt, and No, OF BV. Di csscccreeeeeereserereeeus seeseee seeeeene tenons R | FOOTLOOS “On my charity!” she said at ‘What do you suppose has hap-) Nick, “What are we going to dol, for tomor- | t we want someone! be up for di Iam a reader of ‘The Seattle Star, 104 ONEA me out at taria and b: 01925 BY NEA SERVICE. INC 4 wife's nagging ts often “horse ~ MOM’N POP NOW DON'T ARGUE ABOUT IT ANOTHER MINUTE - YOU Go RIGHT OVER AND MAKE UP WITH MR. GUNN ~ HE’S PAID YOUR DOCTOR BILL AND Now IT'S UP To YOD Té DO YOUR PART yf) “L neve time he left saw him on 1 t I know th But Ma ormounly re da fur frown be and May the ta's brow trotted \ mall wh pom she ¥ ¢ for If mh him and Cart City til I rain this morn airy living | 1 need the mone terribly, Ob and gay, | w Vd just typewriting rings and your wrint watch May laughed, semidarkne with ¢ Dan © murmured Dan wa & take herself’ bea Would 1? May shook whether she hated | +1 cert would not! If he care enough about you to remember Ma and May late t i, I'd let him ¢ the ade n off ‘ Sy a8 1 1" ’ ‘ won “A fa , " At CALEB SYKES SAYS AUNT FANNY BUZT WENT HOME FROM WORK T’NIGHT with @ LoT Q’ PAINT AN’ POWDER ~~ HEN MA SLUPE DECIDED TO PAY BACK THAT CUP OF SUGAR, A SURPRISE AWAITED HER ' 1 1 € ' me f " t rd t ' f ' a 1 it . 0 with me, May dear.” she adged But Dan di me May % that the next morning by the f Ca * mouth mod ¢ “MU JDD CENTER FOLKS tigi“ i, my Lanos! gusr as L suspected! Soon AS THESE WIMMIN GIT THEIR HAIR BOBBED THEY COMMENCES USIN’ THEM THINGS ~~ NOW ULL HAVE “To PAY THE OLD DUFFER THE $2.17 L OWE HIM/ (ET GAAS RATT Wanat tn HECK O10 YOU Tanke Yo HAT OFF FoR - Ya Tor OK ITO et | all. ‘YOU MIND MOVING BOOTS WANT 4.) BET THAS BILLY — { © CLEAN THE DAVENPORT AFTER OPAL PROMISED T60 RIN’ —_J WASHES OP. WITH ME T'DAY— rigs! cated 2 s & { AWRIGHTIE! JUS AS 4 SOONS \ FINISH TAS CHAPTER. HELLO SWEETHEART ! NXEAH - WE v , THINGS LooK BEEN CLEAN AND NICE - CLEANIN' house coe GETTIN DOF WALKING NX Hf cRurcules ALL Tt TIME = ) ’ ALL TH OTHER KID: 5 |) ARE HAVING LoTs o 4 FUN AND LOOK AT HECK DY, $'POtE. V7, J eA FF 4) CK,XOU POOR KID! | FEEL AS SHAMED OF MYSELF FOR LETTING YOU WORK THIS WAX. YOU SHOOLD BE HAVING A Good TIME ~X0U ARE TOO YOUNG Sig BE THINKING OF WORK XET. I'LL HAVE To ATTEND TO Tats Sat ONCE I 6dT 7 ST DOWN— AY ARMS ARE GETTIN’ SORE FROM THESE THINGS! 1 WONDER HOW MUCH LONGER T GOTTA USE SS \ TESE ANYWAY? LoeF7 ca Cae SY { | HOM, FRECKLES!! IVE » BEEN LOOKING ALL OVER 7: FOR YOU@ L JUST SAV’ & DR. HEMMINGS Go INTO ) ees ~ SN YOUR House !! ee TLLBET HE CANS TOTELL ME THAT I DONT HAVE TD USE CRUTCHES ANYMORE J! GEE! Woon ©1025 BY WEA SERVICE, INC ne L sesso Ce tone 49 Sidetracked LISTEN TO ME M AT BONE HE SMU HE'S SIO TIGHT HE JUMPS OVER THE FENCE JO SAVE THE HINGES: ON THE GATE AND] HE WON'T WEAR RUBBER HEELS |BECAUSE THEY GIVE TOO MUICH - Etc -ec ye DED NEIGHBOR A-I SAID IM THROUGH

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