The Seattle Star Newspaper, December 21, 1909, Page 10

10 THE STAR—TUESDAY, DECEMBER 21, 1909 ee eS I ENT ee “THE ISLAND OF REGENERATION” TOO _NEAR NATURE FOR SEATTLE LIBRARY ltaik and read from the Bible, the| Rev. Dr. Cyrus Townesad| taba ‘ Brady’ o New Boom Win} he stopting the tarts ¢ Be Barred Here. with bin untrained way of course, but each other at re brilliantly and well neverthe hei less, 6he would have given the world for a dip, but it was not to be—not yet, that in” and hande in the stream, he plunged in, She could awim like naturally, noticed he a fieh itself, inatinetively, in an Naughty That's what the him for th erty her “mi Hrady's book 4# published her island Mead & Co, He tn the although bh u of several other stortes i noat of them of idyllic character in the hide thinks as drow! for b > read and faints, In this ¢ these | no ‘ ts carried aboard put to the which has al Seattle's public lbrartar and, and t Jennings, hasn't as yet | Later her sweetheart returt together they seek the wo: The story teems with the de libra-|seription of what the author has/| thinks must have been the ele mental passions of primal man | ¢ is te take several Gnee j}and woman. Here are some of his! of s Piaiet Nowed Inside the Se-| passages | and] The most effective and harmless | » cure backache and regulate kidneys, or end blad by eastern cement he every confidence in, he ts satisfied that “The Island of Regeneration and dart wollen ey frequent urtna eclally at night) a ther g after taking the bee, ety. Bambee thie | stops all Itching with the plication and cures the wor ema as well as acne. piles, salt rheum, rash usted humors, scal ealp and ery form of iteh, ine per’s iteh and tte hing ishes such as pimp! muddy and inflamed skin disap pear almost immediately when pos he complexion be dd over night druggist keeps both the troubles) herpes $4.50 Cut Glass Bowl handsomely cut Sale price $1.00 styles, cuff pins S-inch. Combination uttons and scarf ned at the Quaker Drug Co. as other reliable drug INSIST ON A NEW YORK nox | LUNCH THE BEST GOODS AT T and avoid Inferior imitation Mvered at your place of ustness | Son Core You will distinctly feel that your e library Well read the following in Nie face; little shuddere [and all the miserable symptoms in a ball room is the height of the first time in his recollection, | pains, inflamed « clothed man had no concept of faculties had been developed, | tion come out barefoot to swim to ie her approaching that this time her from her bare feet to her Any one caught red-handed the persuasion of impulse to | through the use of a little 4 least as long as it might last. | plexion This is a sample of a_ typical An Interesting Story. Brenton, a brilliant American au seas when she escapes in a yaw! Jove marriage union Jearns, was cast upon the shore Being naked n't shame him Jut mo one ia even asked to pu later practically discards sent by mall, free of charge, upon Katherine teaches him how ei New York City, without extra cost; 1¢ Kitchen: a splendid stove Saves You 20 per cent attle Carne “The man at her touch etart- | kidneys and urinary ormans are be And why ed back. Color came and went |ing cleaned, healed and vitallzed “Modesty is a negative term. awept over him; his mouth auch as backache, headache, ner That which is indecent exposure opened * * * for this was vousness, rh on convention on a sea shore, and or what would have been his | {rr vice versa. Certainly this un. recollection If hie retrospective | press such a quality, He had not no- that he had ever felt the touch | divers ticed before when she had of a woman's hand.” Siek tan the barrier reef, and yet some- “While she washed her face how she fancied as he stared at fp. N fl — Fee aoa eestrence: ‘ana | CAUGHT RED-HANDED a slow, fiery blush flamed over bare head, extending along her this city at this time of the year bare arms. She stopped under [have no difficulty in escaping turn and go back to the cave j|which, when applied to the and resume her clothing, at [acts just as it does on the joman of strong $0 she went on.” passage from “The Island of Re generation.” “The Island of Regeneration” con-! cerns the adventures of Katherine, thoress of philosophical novels, who is stranded on an {sland in the South from the yacht of a sodden brute with whom she has formed a fr She meets on the Island a young| white man of 25 who, she later when he was a baby. He cannot : talk, in.the least situation I® St) chase posiam without first obtain first appalling to Katherine, but she | joo 9 sample package which will be clothing and “gets back to natur request, by the Bmergenc sora Learn to Love. | tories. 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