The Seattle Star Newspaper, October 6, 1925, Page 10

ana Meee : DAY, OCTOBER 6. 1925. PAGE 10 THE SEATI LE STAR te MAY SEYMOUR Sey eee | Sere GONNA HeWE f& by BEATRICE BURTON : SEQUEL TO"O/e FLAPPER WIFE” ©NEA ¥ 50 FAK nimi {Ait (THAT DAWAGONIT- 1 NIGHT KNOWN (1D FORLET THAT nats PASS WORD- WHERE'S “THAT SNUFF BOX ~ | THINK HE CRAZY, BUT UL LooK IN IT AY 1 me enough m ney ; i ; ecg tn mM a = 4 - 3 Consteed @N02S BT MEA venwnt. mc) hs "| BOOTS AND HER BUDDIES BY MARTIN € 1 K 1 . { WEIL Boots How Dio You GET ON-HONK. DID 1 TEM. You voice of Gloria. ‘ G and: care ALONG OVER AT COLLEGE “roDAy , 1 WAS Goin’ T'TAKE . wit . * att { ; « 1 “Git gn fy : . EVERYTHING ViKED oF ? — DOMESTIC SCIENCE “THIS the white house with P shrugged her, 4 ‘ ri c sf been a bad Horta, Don’t you know that this litt y t_happene ‘The world beyond the union ¢ come her, May kn udder white house, and the husband oSeae Seemed suddenly remote and u: b never go away from) child who live hore with you, arethe| " ‘ou hardly ke ne gl 3) Faso yen dah vagal on 4 to her? . . . Had she ever r re ga real joy of living?” oe ella Pg ae ogee fate ana crahiee ste recone been away from home? Had A And] Sho said It breathlessly as if she| mitted, “but stil - diel tet hoareen ace: Aue u She really ever known such people|,, 0; all she| Dad Just ma great discovery, But} She dropped as Carlotta Dan and Herbie ything |2 . bie be ra BN ay Waterbury They seemed like dim figur a half-forgot dream, now she was back here whe gage peaxedt per of chi dwiches and tea,| \" ire When Sf ew up before y stood beside} Waken the else seer she sald t awered POVEERUORES sone | bere te & Olive Roberts Barton “Tm going to 1 ; r eth ea * Gloria. contra te : ‘ | NOU ARE PWHY, HOw NICE. 1M 50 GLAD -INS MT west te you. | cont sauow Mucn =, Air i3 al INrArY PARS AC i a ‘ 1 eit h w SUCH A SENGIBIE THING TO TAKE OP. EVERY | ABOUT IH CouRSE BOUT TH’ PRE NO. 13—MISTER BUNNY HEARS A SHOT ly St we on latking like athe other day Lala Hough was ask | You eee! «1 told you. peop ( crm nann wnow HOWTO COOK on | EMILE exe Goon core wrn ete One day when Mister Ben Bunny) the gasoline and pop and paid Nick.| Come on downs i ; ove t a nd you see, t F | SEVER HEARD YOu EXPRESS A LIKING FOR > Ue MATCHES THAT PENCIL BLUE Was getting some gasoline at the ‘Is it good gasoline?’ he asked.| up a rag on tio, eb, what? always’ does : <| were! . PUCh THINGS BEFORE «| DONT ONDER — \| 2RESS | Gor. ‘Twin Garage” and having a bot-| "Nice and fresh with plenty of pep! But after a | he did not go down-| you like that all y 1 q aay pm CETTE Ty, STAND — NESTERDAY Me of pop into the bargain, he sud-/in jt like your pop?” taire a. the hall she st ped | would wel ith a knowt: ok in her ch / pe —) denly jumped about two feet. “. | “Yes,” laughed Nick. “We just! at the 4 of the long flight that| knew ye 2 es. “If we'd a : The reason that he jumped was} got it fresh this saorning. If it! led to the lower floor, and put he But May only laughed a little people half way because when Nancy op:ned the} won't go, just come back and I'll) hand to her forehead bottle it went “pop.” Mister Bunny'| exchange It." “Fiendish headache. . . . I've! Gail welcomed me home tt here are. . the way, Dich almost jumped over his own eare.| “That's fine!’ thought Mister! had it all day,” she explained to 1 met her on the street!’ “What's the matter?" laughed| Bunny to himself. “If I do happen} ria. “I forgot all about it in t Nancy. to see Mister Hunter or Mister! excitement of seelng you folks agair Mister y looked sheepish. | Farmer, [ can step on. the gas and) But it's killing mo, and I guess t hat's what's the mht-/ get’out of their way fister than I/ the best place to take it. Sa “But you. ®/ can. hop.” night to Dick for me, won't Ringtail C He got into his car and waved Oh, but I'm glad to be here Morning that he had seen a hunter! his hand good-bye. Then down tho! with ! It's tke hom @round with a gun. I don't know! road he chugged and the last the| your house” a Mhether he was @ coon hunter, oF | Twins saw of him, he was turni aire lean matter,” she went on, after 1 (To Be Continued) @ rabbit hmnter, but I'm n ne | + wner of the lane between tho, she sank into the laven. , for taking chances. From now on| eiderberry patch and the poke-berry | 4 bed with 4 Tam-going to be careful.” I bushes |and spotless sheets 0 of pea MUDD CENTER FOLKS “Yes, I should,” said “Mis-| Mister Bunny looked carefully | poured t =") ter Hunter probably doesn’t know | around in direction, ter laugh. “I yemember how Myra! wouldn't be half the heartaches th “Refused to speak to mo! 1’*) that she ml | anybody, ? sho were probably queen her To get back to thin Ulysse n g tone again! that you have an «\tomobile this| don't see s he said. wt ‘ ; ry year, tho. He will ne‘ looking for| guess I'm safo now. | For months s hac - . rae footprints instead of automobile) But suddenly “bang!” | Right's sleep n els the HURRY UP, TAG, AN' HOM, JAVS GOIN’ AO! Yoo smy Rigi tracks. If he saw you in your new| Mister Bunny let go of tho steer ite of doors . ASK YER MOM CAN YA DOwN 7D 7H’ WareR- } IN OUR YARD—TELL JAY car, he would probably be too much | ing wheel for a minute, feeling con. / . “eae yi * ye : ‘ WORKS 7 WATCH TH’ surprised to do you any harm any-/vinced that he was ahot.. But quick | M* De rattle of trains had . s / THESE AUTO % PY ae way. as a wink he grabbed {t sain. “I¢| *!ays kept her awake when sho » Y MOBIL CLUBS Is MACHINERY RU} BRE Whe hake aE a, a EE RI U0 wreck | ET haa had hee eicnes GITTIN’ ALTOGETHER CAN 260 With Bunny shaking his head. “But I/the car anyway,” he thought. But sei tne henaigez ead p id og pane am worried just the same.” |he was eerie 80 he could ba ah besa one A th stie had! (7 aE, TOo PERSONAL IN Mister Bunny didn’t say that he| gcarcely guide it Schad a: vel Saalbattons ae bed i | MY way o’ Knew another reason why he was) “Ha, ha, haf". laughed someone] (°* what! olde Was there to worry THINKIN? a worrying. He had helped himself| overhead just then. “I'll bet that perth vache Nothing att i fe ie mood things gn: Mister eral becareq” you, Melater Buany.< Dig| soul «- . Nothing, er’s eass-patch garden all summer.| you think you were shot?” zany.9 dane Won ata ary seit Fea no bis pote ind datiat |. er —yeay wasn't 127. asked the| i544 Guerie until she wan rested Me dan he nea nen re AM | poor ; trembling rabbit gentieman.| 4" refreshed, and then she would one day he had heard the farmer|«t sounded like it.” look for a job, She had worked say, “When I get the winter wheat) why, jt was your own car that | 0k she could work again, all In and the thrashing over,.and | qiq {t," said Scramble Squirrel. “It| (ven if sho hated work! have a little time to myself, I am| hack-fired, I’ guess. And a big puft| oY going after that rabbit family that |o¢ smoke came out behind. 1 was has been pestering me all summer. | watching.” | 3 “I can't help what is over dnd| “Goodness alive!’ said Mister Bun- | done,” he had sald, “but I can see! ny ty that all? 1 guess 1 am to it that there are fewer rabbits! extra nervous today. around to bother me next year.” But, his troubles were not over Mister Bunny reached down into (Ta Be Continued.) his pocket and got the money for! ;Copjriant. 1825... B.A. Bervice, Tre.) nT a fas ne aoe SS + a W ( tWonr vet, LUSee MERE, yooNs MANN) ‘ it 5 —— F MIND 60 ON!!! DON'T YOU YALK BACIZ TM NOT! TM Every Day in the Week ¢ Zee AM | (CEE, SUN MON TUE WED THU FRI SAT 1 DON'T SEE WHY ae et TALKING FACE ALL OF THE CITIZENS OF MUDD CENTER are NOT IN SYMPATHY WITH THE Local auto cLue's “SAFETY FIRST" CAMPAIGN, WHICH STARTED JUST AS.AN EPIDEMIC OF CoLDs HIT THE COMMUNITY ~~ © 1925 BY NEA senVICE, INC: Maybe tico can live as cheaply as) | one, but who wants to live cheaply? repre THOUSANDS of housewives are surprised — MOM’N POE } | aur ate = FIRST IT WAS THE INJURY TO MY S as you will be—that so many tasty, dainty (/ STOR A MOMENT JAMES — THAT >) (_HENRY-HENRY- DROP.) THE Bose! r S )ceque Non en } > QUICK! TH MEAD THEN OUR HOUSE CAUGHT FIRE SuRE L SAW MRTYTE i le LOOKS LIKE ONE OF My EMPLOYEES TAAT LUMBER QUICK! YyeGops - AND L WAS OVERCOME BY SMOKE { SURE 1 SAW MR.TYTE dishes can be made from Mueller s Egg WHO HAS BEEN AWAY FROM “THE S18 COMING! A WHERE ARE AND HAD “TO BE TAKEN) “To THE \ WORKING IN THE Noodles, Macaroni and Spaghetti. OFFICE FOR SEVERAL WEEKS ON MY BANDAGES f ‘ . 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