Life — September 6, 1923 — page 13: what you’re looking at

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THE DAILY MEWS SKATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 1, 1923 Che Daily Wews The Cat Family Newspaper” One Cent Mews is Bad Mews The Aim of this Paper is to Make the World Sate from atastrophe = LET US HAVE MICE! We wish to call the atten- tion of the entire cat com- mu to the good work be- img done by the Society for the Conservation of Mice. Since its organization the vis- ible supply of mice is increa: ing. We si ble advisedly, is it is hard to tell what is going on beneath the surface. The mouse is one of the country’s greatest resources. Birds, being up in the air most of the time, are hard to catch. But mice are on the level. Let no cat use more than one mouse a week, After eat- ing a mouse, make your next meal a gopher or squirrel. This will conserve the mouse supply and add variety to your diet. The Kitties Klub ! Korner for Kanny Kits ld a dog with honest face | ce to where you're filling space, st him not, his presence hun ; yeur tail and spit and 4 » not play with bumble bees, ave lightning in their nees. ** Kittens, with your mother be Perfectly at home and free, B this remember without fail: Never bite your father’s tail. oe 8 ETIQUATTE | your food with quiet grace, Then take your feet and wash your fac Amewsments THE GOLD F GLOBE Thrilling Tank Drama By Gus Thomas-Cat WITHIN THE PAW The Summer Garden Best Show in Town McSquall Opera € KITTY Musical Comedy That Will Make a Tired Cat Laugh HE WHO. GETS SCRATCHED ¢ Klaw Next Mon. The Duc de Cattail, the eminent writer, author of Met,” “How to Birds a Day,” and other famous books Weather Forecast Vorenoon: Fur and warmer. Tonight: Squally with occa- sional skye-terriers. Thought for the Day—It never rains but it paws. Society Notes Mrs. Smith’s Cat gave a re- ception Monday afternoon to some of her friends among the matrons of Catdom. Re- freshments, consisting of two mice and a half saucer of left- over milk, were served under a gooseberry bush in the back garden. Mrs. Jones’ Cat purred. ¢ * & Mr. Peterson's Cat has gone to the country for an indefi- nite stay, He decided to go very suddenly, In fact, he had not thought of going at all until Mr. Peterson picked him up one morning, placed him in a large basket, closed down the lid, and took him out to his son’s farm. We trust that country life agrees with him. 4 ¢ Mr. Dobb’s Cat is an invet- crate haunter of the golf course. He generally covers himself with glory whenever he spends any time on the links. His score yesterday was one gopher on the third green, and a birdie at the ninth hole, NTED—Cat to and. handle large bodies of mice and Fashions for the Fall Fur coats worn by Persian and Angora cats will be much longer and heavier than the regular American model. By Poul Purret Neck ribbons are much in evidence just. now. — They | come in all colors, and_have bows of various sizes. There is no designated position for wearing the bow. Some are worn under the chin, some on the back of the neck, and others are seen at the right or left ear. _ +s Furs will be worn very ex- tensively th Blacks, Tige will predominate. Yellow furs seem to have gone out, and are being little worn by cats of the upper circles. s+ Tails will be worn at a little lower droop than usual, but will show no change in length, Waist lines will be much reduced, as mice are scarce and birds are hard to catch. For a conference | 83. WANTED—G me position Si Sal Cr wt Stathers Mrs. Montmorency de _Jones’ cat who purred at Mrs. Smith's cat's reception. HELP WANTED at of good Tisposi et for baby. c strong and sturdy, with tail on; not afraid of | Must bh 673, t as mouser Must be able to Mews. WANTED—Young kitten w for rough-and-tur vaudeville act, whic! will be who ca stage sham battle and try-out, E ‘at of middle age wants position as fireside com i : purrer, home- domestic. Loves and mt t’ evenings and the open fire be silent for hours at |, Daily Mews. of good writes ae ‘941, with me in, Smith's Monday evening, and who left I wasn't looking, please come back. Per Anyway, come back, and all will be for i Wood's Cat Cats, Are You Insured? Let us explain to you the advantages of our new GROUP POLICY Remember the old adage: A STITCH IN TIME SAVES NINE One policy covers all your nine lives. Do it Now. THE PUSSYFOOT MUTUAL INSURANCE CO. comicbooks.com