The Seattle Star Newspaper, March 14, 1904, Page 4

STAR ian, gravely THE SE SEATTLE STAR Bho asked me if I could guen THE QUAKER SELLS IT FOR | OFFICES hit ana’ Ios ber end avenue 1e TC Cress OF THE [ir teases the etanot we mor FREE FREE cme = BVERY AFTERNOON EXCEPT SUNDAY. Yo one knows 6,” wala TELEPHONES et | BY L.T. MEADE Mros, Belby, “but you @ SHA ¢ Business Department— Sunset, Main 1060; Independens 119@ wy ae urious fact, which, perhaps, you Eaitorial Departiment—sunset, Main 1138 & ROBT: EUSTACE, tert: a lye Fi cays AA fk agg tia The Star's Kastern offices: 10¢ Hartford building, Chicago; pe <i addin a 000 Duir panrock Tiow une building, New York. Ww. Porterfield, mgr. foreign ady ing | 2 me i ’ ni at my mother's ding nier be « away Wednes BALLARD STAR AGENCY~-21 Ballard ave, Sunset, Red 141, COPYRIGMT +1904 + DY + TAY ~NEW PRP L Es: ENTE, Yate eee, e) He “ J Le “ cee 9 Mage a ¥. a : hi ‘ of Tit or changes and has no fear o Q t j moe z= One cont per copy, six cents per Week, or twenty-five cents per ia : ee | delivered by mati or carriers. No tree copies cl alas peiltedliee “4 : SCUSCRTMENA Phe da te when your subsoriptk pires te | Xveryone in trade and a goody © through before the looked at me earnestly, 1 had adel cried, “Mut surely it s@ impossible? SI RAYT HE TREES on label of each paper W hep that date arrives, If your subsort> | many who are not have heard of y enjoy tt 1" tom een & more lovely woman, By| “Hor name is on the register and Inay s n bays t again been paid fn advance, your name is (ekem from the list nora Agency, the Solvency In-| first things I must do| her aide both Mrs, Selby and herl my mother knew her well, @Be was niunt be don nth is to find him out.| sister & to sign certain papers, for} t | uty Agency of all British trade, | emed to fade into ine Its business is to known the finan! He * Her complexion wan alr celal condition of all wholesale a n't We able to put things | daxalingly fair, her tw retafl firms, from Rothwchtld's to tt raight until we get his where-| express: nif-| mysterious then, and I think my t} mother got into her power, but of va ee an refined in| that I am not certain, Anyhow, While our stock of spraying 1 enetrating,| Wdith and 1 her, don't we, terials laste the following A change of date on the address label te a receipt Pa Big Rntered at the Postoffice at Seattio. Washington, as second-class matter —— m, her ey A ROMANCE IN REAL LIFE smallost aweetstuff shop in White-| abouts, Sometime ago my wife and| olever, and yet with the tnnocent,| 1die? | will prevail chapel. Ido not say that every firm] Wdith heard that hé was ili, but] frank gage of a child, Her drens| Bhe laid her hand affectionately Whale Oi! Bonap figures on its books, but by meth ad or alive we must know all] was very simple; whe looked alto-|on her sisters arm, Mdith Dallas|f| Guaranteed #9 per cent pure, th ods of pecret inquiry it Als nut bim and aw quickly aw porsi-| ether like a young, fresh and] aid not #p face was highest percentage that can t Want to read about a romance that might have come from the | cover the status of any firm or thdl-| ble natural girl arewem. o ae od, made, per pound ‘ Te Pages of & modern novel, and Md come out of real life? vidwal. 18 te the great Safeguard] T mage no anawor, and he oon-| As we eat chatting Nehtly and|sjowiys de dove +o tbe Consider you Introduced to Lavona Cushman of Bay Shore, | one Goalie ‘| I'N introduce you to my wife and| stinotively felt that she took an in-| ble," . set - Se mand» | Sulphur— 1 I, L She taught school and was very faithful. She was handsome, Of this agency 1, Dixon Druce, was! sister-in-law tomorrow, Beatrice in| terest in me © greater than| ‘There is, perhaps, no business tm Remublimated oe phur andl agp too, graceful and dignified, and people used to wonder why Lavona | appointed manager in 189. e} quite a child compared to Haith,| might be evinced from an ordinary Ablo—not even @ lawyer's—that dered brimstone, 6 po or more, per poun Cushman didn’t get married. There were plenty of fellows dangling | then I have met queer pe 1} who acts toward her almost like a] introduction. By slow degrees #he| engend suspicions more than Pcp chant, seen strange sights, for my 1-| mother, Bee is @ little beauty, #0] #0 turned the conversation as to « I bate all mystertes—both tn ted, por pound.....-80 ~ rious thing for money in this] fresh and young and round looking.| leave Selby and his wife and # pereone and thiviga, Mysteries are What the people didn’t know was that there was an old father | [000 nes ate dn taaniioma Ger GEA ait, Ome teen e6-they aaovad navel Ohaaniae “x Haas NOt habe eee and a family to be cared f 8 body had to meet the bills and pay It so happened that in June, 1889,| though I sometimes think whe is as] wh ame @ © nearer and said] thi 1an Was & distinot myster SALE OF SUIT CASES nt, and fF SOMEBODY did it patiently and smilingty be- my business took me to Madeira on] vain as a peacock By the way,| tn « low votoe That she ¥ nterested in me I did snare vats ore hg witeits ; n inquiry of some importance. 1| Druce, this brings me to another] “I am very glad we have met, and|no doubt, perhapa because she was THE BIG WINDOW DISPLAY aahatthon od he island on the 1th of rt of my stor The sinters have| y w odd this meeting le! W . Off Tan Calf Pnglish Bag, band In 1902 Joseph B, Cushman ied, He Was the rich uncle in the | lft the Island . . tory. Th | ' A th ing Was) afr f | n Calf Eng sa / * th by the Norham Cast An mequaintance on board, one of| it rea ent The our voyage passed sows ul case, He was eccer and Gisagreeable. Tia relatives never uthampton, 1 got o ard af t arkable ¥ fey i 14 i. ss . ach. ‘The wave 1 089 } flat open top; Quaker om counted on him leay n anythi 1 » Cushman did not | dinner. It was @ lovely night and] ever nf | 1 and her sister the 5 $2.00 more even know him t ) in gilt-edged securities. | the straing of the band in the public] str . 1 } ot ke who you a m. They were 14 ¢ Caves . Jona Funchal came f In faot aving y. “You are n traightforward. 1 0 Bult Cases for $6.00 -opularity is an < Miss Cushs r 5 1 2 “tater ana oy e satar-powdered jt t , \ ® Agency; ite t they re both { $9.60 ow r $7.50 had new admirers by re, and ar a gin Brasil 1 4 ' .' - affairs Vi 4.00 Bult Cases for $12.00 tera. She could ha a brok h ¢ for whe k all her affair tly |p who would rather ke tinued. ‘ ) Bult Canes f $13.50 | ) ? noble, penniless, of course. § ald b 1 jf I will be Slown # vs. Now, Mr. Dr — ~ - f . A " the ne fatrent A} w mu what her le to fm absolutely frank with] Go to Bpinnings for bleycle e ¢ trip, She finished t t sch 4 ar to t What I anked }you. I own a all shor the | palre. ad jenuine FR " } h t good ten » had & large bank account. Last ner | ent rs - . sy i - ee Bult Case, w * wy | ~ 4 she came asion of a fortune. | % you o the 5 ¢ " 7 4 ee eee be pore ' $10.50 Now she is going ried, “Of courne” you may, “the | Th ame from as no wh whit vriner|AN IMPENETRABLE MYS- oe , Leathe ea a fairy prince of her @ s arrived, and they are going to live in | young-looking ge m A . ° n F m, Have you TERY IS 2 resgery {| th “4, t i 7 r ve nee and & eryth t ts be « | aftra cout ply} a “ly rruce “ t neni f New York and travel and and hear ¢ hing that 4 thn aon ceuak one noid t . . a aoe . 9 Pistia, “paren se eo and heard P | me he k rything fectly ir aye i] f Don't go fa » marry John James won, | Excuse he said, as he toased 4 has wonderful re h re-| me whatever I io ; whe runs « nag st . hore. She was in love with him | !t ove rd 1 an ® to me . 1} "You e me by alluding to a } f before the money ca ¢ married him poor, an | "xo 1s wlanctng | sneiriseneltneanemenenretane® . she will marry bim rich, The fortune-h * never aly " " ut you | I Lyng h a _—. ret| ! Brags "Bom H a. t her, for she was true to her id | the a Ke of j and fascinating figure of Quaker sp $10.75 ia ; 3 There tan't any striking it at # except that romance Don't ® rage te. | age English Pigskin Bas brane 7 z} i i Goes exist outside of book : HUMAN AUTOMATON—IT OR rh oh ~~ i house, Harrow, 1879 leather ha a _beaut, } Traveling Bag But isn't Lavona Cushman a fine woman? And what .a lucky | By Seve! te," I orted HE—WHICH? Quaker special $13.50 | Traveling Bag. : man ie John James Gibson, without ¢ king money! | Our hands t 4 1 vA 1 LIK M eS mee Pet BOR: LE , and ar myself ry BB BEEN IN ie { t 5 ettting | UR § NDOW each 4 FREE FACE MASSAGE tte @ SUCCESS IN LIFE when I sald | 17:30 tof p ing, free te 14 he gray mist of a December mor ¢ highly ent ng re ete : gee F " +] ie HE SIMPLACX PIA | ing 20 years ago. He was « boy o PLAYER AND. CHICKERING t nevertheoless I recog QUARTER GRAND PIA? face was bronaed | - President John Fintey of the College of the City of Ne timates that the college graduate has one , hin featurer re THE SIMPLEX PIANO PLAYER ts . rem nt te iife,” whereas the man who hasn't been aly ~A vg ee Free delivery to all parts of the « Gree and oe . he Sey, Caney aes I. ine of the mont Ballard, M led, and we prepay ms or freight charges 2 pgnnanel he od for his grace, his well nitons of Tt to all points wi ) miles of Sea’ v1 ‘» of 35.00 or over 3 It 49 unfortunate that ident Finley has what he } head, his clean-cut feat ' oa shake hasiatlphananiaiginsatmatoea mao Ls e pl “suc Ling fe Until that foundat ls det- ebaract ° bet - % mus . meane by the phrase “eu «in ' at foundation z- [react ee a . mang rug 5 Witely fixed, any such fig a be * rethaa | ner ‘ ; ment's t+ The ‘ a mere speculation | sor He t tp Price, new, $20, inolu Co 4 Success in life is relative, To no tw - n the same | of bie t Scones eee R= ° Po Bo two conditions can It be alike applicable. “My father left me plenty of r ser to 36 relle per south or 38 pelle Phones: Main 1240; Indep. 1240 ) The success of the furmer, for wh ndde to. tie tnnti: | “R00 ee one tee Some ber year 1013-1015 First Ave.. Globe Block rears his family in righteousness and passes his days In peace and con- | have a taste for natural b . NOW FOR OUR BIG BALE tent, far from the turmol] and triumphs of more swiftly-t jt taste took me two years ago to} While we always carry the biawest ot seem to the lawyer, the politician or the cit | South Amertcn, I have had tock and can be ended upon for = ts - “ig ta P e city her ore yg relight mth the lowest prices, quailty considered ° We Have no Students—aAll Our | Success at all - o be obtalned he thwest. ° have ted valuable spe +} are, during tt reat out-price sale, ‘The crossroads storekeeper may be @ success tn life in his own e8- | and trophies. Iam now on my way cic oe teleen tera On te-seeael Are Licensi Are Licensed by the State of weno timation and that of bis neighbor hood, ¢ ugh bie brother of the ctty, home from Para, on th nary who thinks In chunks of millions, cannot help looking dowa upon him bh little nearer to mine, “What abow Hut why all this talk about my j dine Stiver Fillings ........ he added, bringing bis deck chatr a] “I SHOULD ADVISE Yot T TO INTERFERE WITH THEM | wien Uae ee coe wulteg | '2-year Suscdtain Coowes 2. ee ‘There can be no material standard of success, for the reason that } your history, ol4 chap? Are you 5 — a F ee wees | sx» bth ma ek b panes sea | pone one —— .-.. 80 F the outiock, the aspiration and the attainment of any man are bie | aettied down with @ wife and kiddies nan herself, very fair. with biue| 1 want you to pay my shop a waded Cada wo take Gih nae mb Garraieh ap We oe weet *| eyes, an innocent, childlike manner} visit when you come to som home thi j a nereneee . : alone. No two can occupy the same viewpoint. No two can regard | of your own, or t# that dre egy . ° “ss y “4 cut proportionately, Sut if ‘40 nde} Our Artistic Vulcan Pistes.. ES ate lity Bran per tly fo yo of rippling gold hair.| have been away for three or four| St proportionately. ut if you do nde Ph Work ut Bhe openty confesses that she {| months I do.wonders for my ciler ~ » it crsoenee svcreree esveee Bd oF the owner of the be tvate pomber we have for 62% piance tha! ew wer of the Dest private! Jory much older than she appears.| and @ large der ml ne each te ee castes eee ‘Aircon werk under the personal supervision of Dr. & M. Milne and Mf @uccess from the same mind and heart. ool 1 . L e rea, t of e ‘The school teacher, who ever gives, may cut « sorry figure in « very moweh older than she appears. | and argely, for my! ar an cab : Bee errs cate ee prmenes Savers FS lee » nl as low @ pay} I College of Dental Surgeons. La@y attendant always present. biographical dictionary beside the millionaire, who ever gets. But in .| She looks. about five and twenty. | services, 1 bold rte | Bit ahera ae ae Boston Painless Dentists cps te sacs | | the ren! buliding wp of the intellect and morality and happiness of (he | with @ smile, “you must come and] 1° Pen and ae tial aee oe | Houre—#:00 0 m tof p.m. Sundays, 9a m till pm laboratory in London As to the laboratory,” I said or maw the If ee: 947, | ard for new organs; | » Por tty o are world it is she who is the giant and he the pigmy. oe &. Wer the rest I am unmer) .'. suixtuse of Indian and Italian,| them partly from the Indians ané| Organs! Y 4. Are your , The poor underpaid prvacher whose congregation ts small because ‘4 her father hawt been Italian and) partly from the natives of Brasil, 1 84. #% #2 and » ried the day before I » other Indian. Accompanying! have Iately been tn Para to inquire! that i practically one-third leew than rt ‘I was n he preaches religion undefiled may in the common estimate be a fall- | left Para, and my wife ta on board hen ho aa teak a bene geemae~t tate cartel metheds by borage! Boor while we have woot ure. But who can forete!l] the har vest to come from the pregnant seed | with me.” os oF oon _ a . omy nts eon - > zn which my vitae of 4 = = % thus sown in good ground? Another generation may see a mighty rm be the most ateolute devotion, and she| “And your trade fe—-T" I mald| teu peter, Blorey & inch Kim |OHIO PAINL! N Tea Beta, rich Cut GI at reduced prices this PARLORS month at ‘ © bringing back to England twol tightly. She looked at me with al stason & Samlin. ete Hirasttians from Pare This wormen smih You church arise, that some rich man puts a gorgeous window in and calls Her maiden na his monument. | was Dallas; Beatrice Dalian, She is . want me yet, | All instruments sold on very ae! ss a only spre or father was an| O*@!# in all sorte of curtous secrete, ; Mr, Drv the time may come | terma and guaranterd to be ab | ee neers eee ne ene nen fae BUS © reel, eet ee ee wes but principally in tick. Her] when even you will wish to keep|as represented. If you will 207 1-2 PIKE STREET Houghton & Hunter window or the one that stimulates the spirit which makes a churcht = | En ee shop in the Strand could, I fancy,| back the In the| piano or organ in the next year tt will Abbott Blo~k, Corner Third 704 First Avenue Possibly nine-tenths of us have no other serious purpose in life | fo: Peither parent je living. Hie) so many @ strange history. Her) meantis pay you to buy it now. a ype has an older sister, Edith, nearly ‘Any | shoe that you buy here ts right arried here —at least we think it Is before we well it. If ft turns out wrong, you get your money back. Necke rion Germain Qe than to get the best ilving we can. We are absorbed in our own little | years of age, un lente go to her a che 6 affairs—our wants and enjoyments, ailments and ease, foal ‘ Waele 'S a ary Gor them. It 18 &i swored ate, ail E and | board with us, There ts also a a0 he cecasionally pérforms nd I wi 1 you ' envies and hatreds and lo The greater the degree to which we p-br mene rably older! fact S danioend operat ond ae met, SSoe . Hn el eyes bam] at) satisfy our wants and triumphs over our enemies the greater our suc- bats J sects and| # not & dents London who ean| stand that my calling ts quite “| net my wife last ye ar cons—we think. oles DR ONN, TO meee were net One SOR Ge apes one and held secrete, “tan second Ave. Burke Bide But to gratify our wants is only to create new ones, Human long- | ple an on carn It goes with —s » A adhwoed sie ane preg “ms ins . nsalh = ee ee | noma IMT Second ave. tear Union. me aur into > ‘abe va > « that If think her beaatitut}] fr makin i r n your professional capacity, ne “ ing Ie like a sea—the more we pour Into it the more {ft spreads. The | sail aoa then te, Gane ry ——~ ate that no one knows of. Edith | interfere with them. : OF TH millionaire longs for more as eagerly as the poor man. Content | story of her wealth le a curious one allan is @evoted to her—in fact. The childlike exp jon fade . STATE OF WASHINGTON, for the Goes not lie in the direction of acquisition or indulgence. Her uncie on the mother’s side was| MT Sdoration nts to Molatry. m her face as she uttere it " | County of King. Success in life consiste in fitting oneself to one’s environment, and mn extremely wealthy Spaniard “; a give ay ig ‘ mt a spun we There ann ed t > ¥ * Nn pea ve. Rose L whe 3 ormoue. tertane hia wormar na ou mu hallenge tn her tone * turned , Defendant. one thing more—ele: gs the envi } se pat as f hide oer MS * wikve rapt Ane Brawn d - SUMMONS BY PUBLICATION. ” raz a diamonds and ~ " . * he ° Whether slegs education hes or hinder depende won the man | ra ost of shen cack, witn al ine my on | At Cut Rate % ne ee and the environment, Higher education would not help a digger of |e i cunpcocd that bin wealthy tw ehould like ‘your opinion | “You have been waking acquatnt- Ss ee 5 Ey ceeeek te ial ditches or & mere grubber after money. But tt is indimpensable to men | his brain. At any rate, tt seems t am fight giad I have met | ar th Mme. § Mr, Druce,” Until A list ha Pearl Plate Does within sixty days after the date of the whose interests and pursuits extend beyond themselves. jhave do so as far as the disposs ike old pond Mrs cog n't you think Not Cover Roof of Mouth | Set pebit ation ot thie oummont, = j vie ‘ | of his money went Aivided the she ts love Bat tac wit, within sixty days after the & If education were*what it ought to be—character development—it | Of his money went Bota ans She is one of the moat beautiful These prices for 9 days only, to in- |day of February, A. D. 194, and de | Would make every man more successful in life. But, unfortunately, it | his nephew and bis two nieces, bu women I have aver seen,” I an-} Browns Pain-. | ois Pitings fos ibe ann nn Bde | 204 the above entitled action in the fs not always that. feciared that the property ~ itself ered, “but ther oma to at a | Sliver Fillings as low should never be ap eft the whole Glesses Fitted Free Diseases of Eyes Cured the three w Consultation Free Rherh, A parte up. He has to that o Id surviv then you must oi arrange-| I am afraid before I ¢ above entitled Court, and answer the é i about her.” Full Bet of Teeth as low complaint of the platntiff, and serve a | vice, rere” an aml agg Dentists an es Ss med attoeneys for plaintttt at Unel PFD izaminations Free. | of e below stated; and in case of § |Are doing all dental work for cost | eRVOUS PEOPLE 0 to do, tetas 8 : rk for cost | 14 unos who. dread having thelr to Sie, “Sneneet @GEATTLE EYE, FAR, NOSE AND THROAT INFIRMARY, 4-5 Haller | ment, but not, I prece-| to m 1 ; t find of m tal to introduce our late dis- | fetn. extr a oe er work done | be rendered againat you according to’) Block, corner Second and © bia st. | dented in Brazil.” pr r-in-taw ¥ overies and painless methods. lare earnes invited to call at our |the demand of the complaint, which § ee - | “Wery timane,” What | office, where we will demonstrate to /has been filed with the Clerk of sald Adhesive Pliable Plate» was he If you have any Syndicate TEETH | tagie gotirn madlnfactton’ our claim.” | Court. ‘The object of the #aid action Plate of att it agg Sb bie I nalé £ oan pat a ¥ PLATES jand replaced with new ones the same roe: “at in the complaint, F as fol. city, “higg Srdne a eee a | day, Guarantee for 12 years with all |lows: To 1 a divorce from sai +. dan ay sen OTH, Plate Never Porptining, . | ‘He ° over years ny man in England, dead Lead | HOUR Daily, ¢ vent ull & Sun. z Tr. BOOTH, i ei Perfection Suction Plates ane eoonety. 4 bg mt | Branch Office—Vancouver, B. Attorneys for Plaintiff. nty Dentists in the West making "ever seen hiro is sisters won't] fed ¢ e Se a _ — = ———— | P. ©. Address: 10 Bailey bidg., Se- this Plate. speak to him or have anything to do] ort t of m unis oting FRE attle, County of King, Washington. L - with him. lerstar at he is} “Thanks ne wal PRED . Gold Fillings é hh I un 4 th ‘ That , 4, FREB| ‘etty Safe Rule to Go B: Silver Fillings a great gambler; I am further told| “that ts capital, Y : 350 When there is @ feeling that the +, Bridge Work that he is at present in England,} man we want Gold Fillings, upward from 750) heart or lungs, blood or liver, brain & wae = iets and, an there are certain technicail-| The next morning after breakfast Gold Crowns : bead ‘ Be or nerves are diseaved, at once com- § fork Guaran' care. | —— — - | such tetieaduined fo hia wite ard f All others follow and@ pattern af- | Bridge Work, 22k Riise 00 1 glaanee and fine Optical Goods | mence to doctor the stomach. That § Hours—8:20 to 6; Sunde Teeth extracted free, without pain | | stator incdaie athe hee ter him in every way possible. ot Too $8.00 | Wotan ener Bese cel, Sends | is ‘the foundation of th vie in 90 7 7, 8 to 12 end seplaces with few ones the r : ‘ Seal Any fool can copy or imitate . (78 EMPLOYED. — | prices that will pex you to investigate | canes out of every 100 Commences Lady attendant. } ae looking, but very handsome, |§ Any fool can copy oF imitate, Come in at once and take advan-| ‘epairing of Complicated Watches. to regulate the digestive organs, get a Jamies Street /} ful and uncomm ve, up A lhc By-oh | New Lrcation ‘Becond Avenue | and the r troubles will leave of MAlw | " been chatting about f or ¢ \p their profession, §| "pecial in, and guar. | — - ——————— | themselves. Diseases which have 3) fo2z9. If you have Rens anteed TEN YEARS. ‘Our offices ‘ir beginning In the stomach must - J n I sew ee y any trouble with Bf)‘ : bea or Nl Bh | their beg ig in a } sl t pa your Kidneys, Bladder or Or- have been established in Seattle 10 be « 1 through the stomach. We Make a Speolalty of Gents Work ; } A slight, rather Fee Croat aeindder oF OF Hl years, Our late botentoal discovery Navy White Blankets medicine for stomach disorders abdy fo have = capacity of 70,000 collars and cuffs and 7,000 shirts ob he Pat lm The only true specialist {nthe §|to apply to the gums for extracting. Strictly AU-Wool, weight 7 Ibs half the ills of life Is Dr. Gunn's Ime - ndame,” cried Selby | filling and crowning teeth without jproved Liver Pills. Theae pills om rthwest in these dise $4.00 a Pair | an the digestive organs in good con+ |Aition so that the disease has ne W. S. Kirk, 1209 Ist Av, ff suns to work upon, They are sold by all druggists for 250 per box. One | pill is a dose, We will send a bow | post-paid, on receipt of 260, or @ | anybody who wants to try them We 2 pills free. Send no to Dr. Bosanko ‘Sos The Quaker Drug Seattle. d the luck to meet an » board—Mr. Dixon Druce—and I have been telling him about you. I should Ike you to know each other Druce, this lady is Mme, Sara, of whom I have spoken to you. Mr, Dixon Druce Mme. Sara Bhe how Bsnsst’ ate cad ‘Beil sk, of our Downtown Orfoe Thirg ann Shirts 10ce Collars 2c Cuffs 40 Queen City Laundry WORK GUARANTBED. ESTABLISHED 1890, | pain is known and w only by i Brown’s Painless Dentists 713 First Avenue | Parlors 1, 2, 3 4, 6, 6 Union Block co Door ‘South of MacDougall @| Syndicate Doctor 109 Marion St. Seattle, - Wash. Southwick’s, Houre—8:30 a.m, to @ p.m. Bun- days, till 1. 1 gracefully and then Co., 1018 Ist av