The Seattle Star Newspaper, February 21, 1911, Page 3

{ You SHOULT BE GLAD WE ARE MIT paRr- | NSRSNIP BY DiS RESTAURANT, ADOLF. }} Vit STAY IN FRONT BY DER MONEY UND | TOOTHPICKS, UND YOU SHALL BELONG BACK | HERE AD DER KITCHEN. NOW ANY LIDDLE | Dincs VOT ISS TO BE DID | ViLL SPEAK | DROUGH DISS LISTENING TUBE. VERSTEN £ OSGAR 1SS DER GRAY MATTER OF DIS FIRM UND 1 AM ONLY DER ADIPOSE TISSVE - \ Yes, There IS Hope of Happiness for the “Ruined” Girl; How One Unfortunate Battled With Tragedy and Earned Peace Out of my wages of $8 a month I sent $3 for} ether « To the Editor of The Star: There is e for the “ruined” gtrl. I have drunk of the cup of bitterness, and I know I was orphan at the age of 12. gon of the woman who asked my dying mother to leave At 16 I was about to becom mother And this we ised my mother to watch over me and be a real she discovered that her son was guilty ta “My son will never make you his wife. She made my life so hard that I eral days to find work, but could not. One blunt woman said RO one wants you because Mrs. B. has told everyone that she you out, for you will soon be a mother!” 1 was pretty discouraged, but my pride then that I would NEVER go any LOWER word, and I did SUCCEED. rose Whenever I met the son he told me b® placed me before bis | and I], would | But he thought it would be best for him to sell and go away from our His mother died and left him considerable property his wife, and he said he mother looked forward to his making me small town He promised to send for me as soon ax be got a position tn large city where he went. So he left, but never gave me one I waited in vain for bis letter. My time was drawing near wh would need bis care. I was desperate worked Finally I met I told her, but « was an inst had my wages, $5 bad sent me to work f So here I was, a little pas Oh, I will never forget it elty at 8 o'ch ight, I asked a policeman , rnity hosplta told my story and was d, and a week later my child was Oh, how I loved her! And then my one worry was "lL ca keep you. And I CANNOT leave you But I HAD to leave her in three weeks. ¢ away from Big Sale of Housewares See Windows for Specials Not Mentioned Here— They're Values Decidedly Out of the Ordinary. 25¢ Gas Toaster for four slices of Strats one L0G at a time; always clean. Special, 15¢ 3-Foot Step-Ladder for arable 6-Foo wee at C90 rtised . braced. Housewares Sale price, 7 Toasts bread quickly 20c Castile Soap for Large bar of Old Rell able Castile Soap 13¢ from pure materials, for all uses. Housewares Sale, bar, 13c Thin Exgshell Japanese China Cups and Saucers. In beautiful fon. tra special, 106. 10c Ex made red dece pair Opening Sale Garden Tools Two a > tool t t the garden test Garder Tool Store 65c Garden Rake, 35c 12-Tooth Steel Garden Rake, with long select handle. Wednesday 50c Garden Hoe, 25c with ff 35c 25¢ Socket ished ha! jarden H $1.25 Lawn Seed, 98c Seed; a 98c Package of famous A-Y-P. Specially Mixed Lawn Grass combination of grass and clover that grows best in this climate. 5-quart package Sale of Gas Heaters and Fireplace Screens SEE BIG SECOND AVENUE WINDOW $5.00 4-Fold Fireplace Screen Fine mesh wire is very ornamen- tal catches all sparks and $6.00 Rezner Gas Heater, $4.49 For cold evenings; b gas and throws the to the floor Special and little © heat mornings very East 414, MADIGON Cedar 414, Bekins Will explain how you can get your goods from the East at greatly reduced fre ght rates. At 12th And I was betrayed by the jeft her house and tried for se Why put and 1 sald right} And | ALWAYS kept my | ‘The woman wrote me to| ) t 25c Cups and Saucers for || yuse, nor made oked ahe Kot $10 per month at a private bo: but I would think of my dear 1 WILI had lots of tempta would buckle down and | I worked here until I was 21 Jot 41, manager in a manufacturing me, but I never said much to bin used. One week | was sick he said: “Mary, I am But you are alone, and you jyou are. Why not In desperation | board And my w We went to the city of me cannot Yos'? I w ald “You always the t thought wa | hous for ever seemed to ntl, I had stood on my pride and er tb My sband and I e and and I was aid fe |p I have been | woman How CAN I look leo far as purity goes. That word has many good things I have adopted |My girl ts 7 years old one hour old. My son n kept children was given the downfall.” And let mothers teach their sc h for them as for thg girl jn me : HUCKLEBERRIES OUT ant berry and red Imost in bloom fs what 95 » found on their first day on Rain Huckle} bushes Mounta’ spring walk bridge island. Twelve miles w covered between Agate point an Wing point. Mercer island is next Saturday's program, while on Sun day they will cover 22 muddy road from Bellevue to Issa quab and Renton. SCALDED TO DEATH As| miles over & WINSTED, Conn., Feb the result of the death of her 2-year old child, Mrs. John J. Keeley, Jr is today under the care of a physi clan, suffering from a severe attack of hysteria, The child came to its ath by falling into a tub of boiling water which the mother had placed on the floor. RRAARRHAARAAHS QUAKE DESTROYS WIRES. | ROME, Feb. 21.—Telegraph lines, destroyed by Sunday's earthquake, were put in order erday Th damage in ‘ovince of Tuscany was Terre ee ee ee! eeeeeeeeetee IMPEACH CABINET, TOKIO, Feb. 21.—Impeachment of the Japa cabinet, headed by Marquis was demanded in ateura the diet today Breaks a Cold in a Day hey ¢ Ps Noted | } Curable from druggist ‘Two e of € rine and of Concentrated Pine com each me and Smatier doses to chil Any one iren according to age lots older thar oO thoug “I can never and my husband prc 4 at the My dear bu 1 hur We will never # And I have Her mother me And to both these unfortunate mot giris | say, “Keep good company, or keep no company at all. “Dear girls, there is hope for you. that hope and that determination, you will never make a mistake 1 know we do not all have the same temptation, but when we try, we will make good, and rise above those who have caused ms t * * * * * ha * * * * half an| Thin is aclence cheaper prepara tions of large quantity, but it don't iment with a bad cold » get the genuine centrated Pine, Each halfounce bottle comes in a sealed tin serew-top case. If the druggist does not have it in stock, he will get i quickly from wholesale house. ean prepare this at home any friends. I used to get awfully ding houre. e baby and GO LOWER boarders was took an to be his wife, bu At NOT of the bu He He asked me d could scarcely you, and not a and {tm longer ry to One a man ness interest tn ack working as make you happy unday I became his wife of bow I coul y my baby claim her now But He was proud I dressed well n his wife. 4. My with us ret with God said t my face and get heart must b: and said thinking ttle moun band put a Tway. 1 ke ng, and ba ‘The and yur suffer never ing to leave me are age And I loved and ere making. I have not b But I know ye ae You are better oak of this again. always found life Ire You are & full of « of them I have laid away her to when she was her unfortunate mother and to all unfortunate by If you will put faith in pat the is x crime and disgrace ee es HOW ABOUT HIM? NETCONG, Y., Feb. 21 C. Smith, of Netcong, wn six jobs and draws a month from the town His official titles are Chief of Police, Collector Water Defartm nt and ay made, Officer of the Truancy Bureau and Janitor of the Borough hall. He recently got ® a $5 raise. * hhh hh rin sor of See ee EEE EE Ee Damages for Deafness NEW YORK, Feb. 21 Walter R Hodler was awarded $10,000 dam ages by a jury in Newark recently for injuries received three years ago. a result of which he was rendered totally deaf. Testimony was obtained from the plaintiff by use of a typewriter THE MARKETS are the average prices 9," Bonen” doren Feed—nelling rn Washington 1 y Puget Bound Alfalfa Wheat hay t Rolled cate and barley, tabter—Selling Br ry : @3 1.60@ 1 1.65@ 1 100 Ibs Yakima .., ‘aulifiower, doxen elery, doxen Squash 4 Fruit—belling Ps Wenatchee appiee sscrss++ Native apples 2} ban | am! loenl | in { KW SLAW SOME CABBAGE " BRING SOME Coa. DOWN STAIRS UPSTAIRS I! Fires Griffith When He Refuses to Quit Frank 8, Griffith © prosecutor and a member vic ly removed by night and R. ¢ RELIEF WORK reside eted $1 the ing countrymen. 4 that the Buford wil) have here when it arrives next The result of the col a vor ecided he the Catholic chy » against fast Sunday will M & day or two. The two largest contrit ved youterday wan $360 f ration the vaca The late candidate the ayor allowed Griffith an op resign but the latter ffith’s war commission, was formal Mayor Dilling Inst Erakine, a real | bro inted to f the eee ee WIDOW OR DIVORCEE? hether Mrs widow or the divorce B. F Judge A. W. Fr is the wife of Dr 4 a divorce the and thr igned. A *, who bad granted the di ould not a dead ans) A cargo w tratrix of this first wife is developing ying to untangle vm. the and $10 N.Y BRONCHIAL re reeves TROUBLES Pee eee eee eee eee eee eee ee ee oo ee Bring Contest Checks To Eilers We Want Your Prize Awards : We Are Redeeming All Prize Awards—Giving Full Value for Them and a Bonus of Four Per Cent. $125 Is Worth $130—$100 Is Worth $104 US OF 4 PER CENT we have advertising. IT IS BETTER TO DEAL AT EILERS THAN TO WISH YOU HAD Biggest, of Fine Pianos Best Successor to D. 8. JOHNSTON CO, Busiest and |“ Eilers Music Building—Third and University Stores Everywhere 5 tt hh * * * ee ee the fel low with new er a frown, Ready to help you whenever you're down— ng nis iife here with nev. aint POEM Here's to erap Wasting no time to make things what they ain't; Who journeys through without tears HE'LL get a harp in the skies when he dies. life Tired of Dodging. ' ou ed SNAP! LIGHTS GAS WANTS TO WORK A i Fe 21 The decision prac- hat no husband in Here 4 t being marke partly burnished To Enjoy Life you need a healthy stomach, ac tive liver, kidneys and bowels, These organs—and the nerves and the blood—are better, do better, when helped by ~~. BEECHAMS STORK EN ROUTE | Pl LLS Phe wtork |S Everywhere. In boxes 10¢. and 280, the journey | — of New York! to Albany in) nd. A few) istered at the and e a summe she connected t he SCRANTON, Feb. suddenly interrupt of Mre. M. BE. McK. of her minutes after # MEALS SERVED. Str. City of Everett or Teleraph. search a mother “DAUGHTER” DIES SPRINGFIELD, Mary Stebbins Colley, § the real surviving da of the American Revolut father was on duty at West Point |», when Major Andre was executed, died here today of pneumonia Masi., ht a et to change et, Main 299%: Ind. 736 = COMPANY ‘2 furnished roome he Virginius, 804 rth and Pine = WE CAN USE A FEW MORE GOOD LOANS IF APPLICATION I8 MADE PROMPTLY TO LOAN DEPARTMENT. *, Wed. F Ladies Free 3011 Ind. 704 The Egg-Albu- men contained in Crescent sus- tains the dough while cooking and prevents falling Full Pound, 25c. for Booklet. Ohio Cut Rate Dentists 207% Pike St., Ow! Drug Co, Entrance Room 4, Fillings 50c U pa ¥ xt Tridgework charge $6 that most for is yours here $8 CROWNS #4 If you've a tooth that's too badly regular tor $4 $10 SETS OF TEETH 85 Porcelain Crown had at PAINLESS WORK A SPECIALTY Examinations Free, Ohio Dentists wntll #, and to see that subscriber gets his or her paper every night, If your paper fails to como by 6 o'clock kindly oe PITTING GLASSES jnotify the circulation department efPies|| cr The star and a paper will be ca [iia you by special messenger, ¢ Is wnxfous — and Optometrist — Main 9400 or Ind. 441,