The Seattle Star Newspaper, April 25, 1918, Page 3

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PURE WHITE ENAMELED, ALL BLACK ENAMELED OR BLACK WITH WHITE SPLASHERS are the popular models shown in many sizes to meet every demand, Sold on small monthly payments. t y soldier who me ny for it in any manner wearing a thingamajsig that giv his head the appearance of a pir SS > Fe: army in France is it has too many alleged gas experts | All Experts Every man or officer in or out of lead, by sending _OFA WIFE , | throw a hand grenade at MKS. TRENT MIXE% IN w * Dick. ae 1 toit bim {wou fx vea{f| Grote-Rankin—PIKE AT FIFTH—Grote-Rankin Mother Trent a | lanswered wearily them are false SAU TANEOUEDACHOUOOCUUAUD AULT UAN AN AAANE L . } Cynthia Grey’s BB fut on, tte book, It ne LETTERS 201 2r 05 [ts i= Enact = gla aor log ga widow's weeds, with | ~ pveGROTE-RANKINco. ANNEX STORE Entrance Through Main Store or 1420 Fifth Ave. English Breakfast Tables —=—>=>~, Reduced = é—> ZZ) CTT or eyes so red WA and her es fl ” ce | Has Anybody anrgia. ‘Thar Ay loetin tee caret s Seen Trix? they once b Oh, able to w book! will men never be| gave know #wamp » mame, I hope | Was th | this tale of }"oon. =X | | Ht our Trix “ony that | dimappeared. The cher didn’t | Test I would ave in bed with my | get him, and we } not heard of|baby In my arms, and now I must} |hin being run over. There are nen-| Confess to you that the thought of badly over his disappearance. He/|!nto my room—tor | | you may fine a place woe. Last Tuesday n For Friday only we offer 25 English Break- timental reasons for our feeling #0 | was a puppy when our little boy got/ ask if she was wanted—was ap-| lhim about nine years ago. Soon| palling. afterward the boy bought a corner,| But poor Dick! After all, it is his iS L——> \ and for several years sold ‘The Star| mother, and, when she appeals to} fast Tables, at Bighth and Pike, and Trix was his| bie sympathy by an appr ate ith A0-ine = ns sane z een ttb ovee Gear ago wei @OWn “and tenre, it always inakes with 40-inch tops and best construction throughout; nd| him fors derstanding |i] Xtra Special, Gch .......0.ceseccnnnesst ree $3.85 lost our boy, an only child, |naturally our affection centered on| nd willful 0k on life's pur. | his dog—perhaps strongly. When | Pores. | the one who has Trix learns the cir-| No wonder that fashion has grown | curstai urn | to be such a Moloch, when th him | y w come | *ight of a bit of crepe on a wom: | home. nly claim to pathos ts the} | white fox terrier; bia No phone or C. O. D. orders can be accepted, and we reserve the right to limit quantities. om, we be and Trix » s an undersized, nearly potted earn ! heart,| wished me to contradict him, sor So it was decided. Dick went out, she is old und without has ever said to me Mi \ AA > < ne cs lack spots make a man's t dear I have k wn t AUVECTEA TERT, ash tot ia teeth are a . - row, that same s this | and a little later Mother Trent came deca him by throw t I ove in all smiles, to say that it seemed ing rt ball for him | ¢ jal that she should be left to retr tw hb » to help her dear Margie by tak- 7 charge of her house while she was fil ‘This was a little more than IT heal aie Tei how %. Seimtnl dine t the could bear, and I said, “We must ae a Dae ar bn, Lian tk einen’ f | have stood, Mother Trent, nily life was earth | that you o here as a guest. I reat happiness that) Mother Trent will never conform | shall ‘ou as comfortable ag I _ ving, and yet she maids and my house ning that we been here since Mrs, do not e childish r A to m tails tha has | taneity ways seem: better he liked it 1 the papers, but as yet have had no nse. If you can find a place tar for thin I believe Trix! returned to us, Whether he ia or not, my gratitude to you will ure in so fa hi left her friendless soul came be sincere | MRS. HA n for us. And yet we|to my way of at she must come be. will always be t |e RONSON |r |both knew t 1 have. Apt | \' | Phone n 4123 cause in her selfish heart she had do not conform to t § s time, and they will know \\ YY | 7 fed decided that she would be happiest, After 1 had cried a while on Dick's exactly what to do for the Httle’ | Likes to Smile here. shoulder spoiling | time I am in bed.” Likes to § il le Do you know, little book, that of his immact I let} 1c see the disappointment im jat Them A All the old pe I have known, myself he < | her f 4 I knew how happy she _ her here | wou been in muddling up my you, Margie," |} eping affairs. I am afraid ne, which will do it anyway. t he rea (To Be Continued) Ye 7 | Dear Miss Grey: Your letters are| with the exception of Aunt Mary “T can ¢ AN\ “ n 4 by women, some o' e d|)has ever given me any advic he said mothers, regarding the ould help me along the way. None ie me trange men. So I have nmaegnieen Scanamneeeal won| won| WALLAC the Father Grouch and Kilcare are nowhere to be found WURLITZER | when Chaplin is around. Chaplin’s latest—his first million-dollar comedy. When it’s a good Chaplin, we buy it! 1 », men, women & dren I hardly kr an a study of charact And I have seen others do the same even amile—maybe it is of 40, or a baby of 2 years. 16. I catch myself not know why with children | s interesting I have no » alone. But mo a flirt, | . . man or woman flirt would ne k well in ~ | print A SINGLE MAN. | un : “fb ~ why, ¢ and pastim: 1 the «a and 1 nd that w band and a will opinion First at Pike—Continuous 11 to 11 Admission 20c Children 10¢ |! Fortune Thought | GIVE WAR WORK BENEFIT | An Arabian Nights entertainment! Four Million Negroes Car r Million Neg He Had New C won| 88 given by the Broadway high! During ( ivil War ht he was for-| school girla Thursday afternoon, at! Dear Miss Grey: We ha ent about th in the Unite DOCTOR'S Examination and Consultation FREE at the MECHANICS’ DRUG STORE 906 Third Ave. The doctor will be giad to talk over your trouble with you and prescribe for you, if necessary. Only charges will be for medicines prencribed or treatment taken. 1 You will be surprised how Uttle ‘i sun ae ve had an| 5 changed. his in the school auditorium, for mind, and decided that he was not so| the benefit of the school war work SASS TRAINED NURSE GIVES) 22s stat saps ae s c MRS an vee coco RECIPE FOR GRAY HAIR eo iin.” °°" r ning of the civil war, —And using ordinary soap to wash them that n the ¢ | $10 to $25. Personal fortunate, after al fund Some one drove a fine-looking sey DR. J. BROWN'S NEW OFFICE How to wash blankets Orpheum Mid, ured the ex Recipe for Simple HomeMade| White Lip Stick the water out, Dry in the shade, x, an a $100.00 gold bond comes in Third and M be and drove off nolds arr Use two tabli y 4 : ’ blespoontuls of Lux to the |] it will cost. you Jed on the scene. | Remedy That Quickly Darkens It | Better Than Red ! ‘That was the old way of washing, and it was Nenetwater” Dimetra beh cae — 'FOU R | Dear Miss Grey: What do you| — ruinous for woolens. y hot water, whisk into a ‘fick ‘ | R MORE SPEEDERS Pd -, Pixon, ‘A! think about using a lip stick? Do} Wool fiber consists of tiny overlapping scales like ather, then put the blankets ip, and ARRESTED BY POLICE ;. : . the’ you approve of It? Thank you for) the scales of a fish. When yourub or st woolens, stir with a smooth stick. Le them | 0 ' ent regia ya6k opinion: sidate : tkal soak till the water has cooled enough Four more auto speeders were| hair: “Streaked, faded or gray A aiRL READER, | When you use ordinary soaps contai alkali or for the hands to bear with comfort. sass vetiiah to the fetit nabbed by the 5 Wednesday ean be quickly turned black, brow, Personally, [ detest seeing a | other strong cleansing agents, these finy scales shrink Then squeeze the suds through the i oduce er °, ich is the f " € ght brown, by ne eo) e fol ~~ e 1 e ki BES od order to Intr nae our new (ubalehonsy sie h bes meee pong More 4 ited $250 bail of light b i by the w f a f yf girl's lips besmeared with a red | and interlock, and your woolen becomes stiff, matted blankets. Do not rub. 1 strongest plate known, covers very je of the a cach, and obtained their freedom, | lowing remedy that you can make at} jy stick: It cheapens her appear i Rinse i) tin cl a a you ean bite corn off the cob; guaran en ee nent to peeling pota. | home | hrs ai danke eh, eheneine and shrunken : ia Pai ree. time Jo. Slee eee Ars toqn 75 years. |toew in the city jail, All four ma.| “Merely get a «mall box of Orlex} | know that a lip stick tends to With Lux there's mo rubbing. Only sousing in the rich, the blankets in, Dissolve a little Lux ial All work guaranteed for 15 years.|chines were retained at headquar-| Powder at any drug store. It costs) Keep the lips smooth, and Is a pure lather, and gently pressing the suds through the soiled in the last rinsing water, but do not § * av jon taken in the morning | ters only nts and no extras to buy.| oon in frosty or windy weather, parts. Lux comes in delicate flakes, which dissolve instantly beat into a lather. This leaves the Es dante ¥ TEETH Have impress “ . | Diawolve It in one ounce of water y that yo in hot water and whisk up into a wonderful lather. Lux isso raTes 4 get teeth name day. Examinationy| A. W. Myirc nberman, arrest but did you know that you may i blankets softer and ve e AS, of Hieg they ed on Ba by Officer J, J.) 4nd comb it through the hair, Full) optain a white stick from your pure, that it won't shrink even the delicate wool fibers, flutier, Do mot tawist, ¥ ag 4 nd advic y i} * cs : a ia |K t Hallowell, clerk, | “rections for use in each box.) druggist that is even better than Wash your blankets this year the Lux way! Have Put through a loose $ Mj Call and See Samples of Our Plate | ai tow a datlake,| “You need not hesitate to use Or-| the red one? them like new again, Your grocer, druggist or depart- wringer, or squeeze a and Bridge Work. We Stand the Test ment store has Lux.—Lever Bros. Co,, Cambridge, Mass. of Time. Most of our present patron | i, Willi ping the us ae at Mother's Day Second | r still giving goo . nti liver, lead, | 4 age is recommended by our enrly patients, whove work is still glving g004 | mechanics, rematr é ne, coaltar prod.| Sunday in May fatixfaction. Ask our patients who have tested our work, When coming | - zine, mereur r i r 1 to our office, be sure you are in the right place. Bring this ad with you The playlet, “An Old Sweetheart | ucts or their derivatives: Dear Miss Grey: Will you kindl >, " of Min will be 7 ented Saturday | “It does not rub off, is not sticky tell me when Mother's day is, and Open Sundays From 9 to 12 fer Working People Jevening at 8 o'clock in the home of | or gummy and leaves the hair fluffy. |is it a fixed date? MARY « and Mrs, Frederick It will make a gray-haired person Mother's day is always the sec OHIO CUT-RATE DENTISTS Minor ave., for the benefit of ‘ihe look twenty years younger j Ad | ond Sunday in May This year 207 UNIVERSITY ST. Opposite Fraser-Paterson Co,! vase hospital at Camp Lewis. vertisement. ited bail. B. Shaver, both each box, guara 1 in custod Orlex does not ¢ Ba Ld 3K Wont shrink woolens! © Lever Bree. Co. 1018 it is the 12th of May.