The Seattle Star Newspaper, September 4, 1918, Page 9

EVERETT TRUE ot BY —— AND 1 Saw ARS. TRLE SHE SAID You wers VERY BUSY WITH WAR WORK. {, GOOD BYE. Give MY REGARDS To SRYGoDY. OW, MONDAY 1 Saw ~ THIS PORGNOON. Disaeeeanais WAT (8 MYSOLE DP BYG. LL SEG You AGalN. maT FIL? 5283, He ‘° . : e = e j at — ~ ing to know that if you and I had i NEW PROPOSALS—AND OLD | | cnitiren, 1 would be able to give ‘ RSE AD them, also, everything they wanted? = “No, dear, do not speak yet,” mid| “iver since I first saw you, my ei Barclay Sill, as I raised my head to/ thoughts have been always with me Saswer, after he had told me that he | yo), re @ Beved me. “I want you to think It never again be stirred as you have “y bi ‘all over. stirred it. md “You and I are not boy and girl, a ‘to be carried away with a great rush | care of you _ | Of emotion.~ [rest of your life. : i] jut I love you, Margie; I want companionship; I want to feel some time in the future, pu will sit by the fire, and, smil each other, say ‘Do you re can decide It all by yourwelf, were both we younger ne i i = minute, but both you and useless to tell you that !am|that desire ts not the. thy man, for you have plenty | which 4 Be i= , but, dearest girl, that ts meres Ss Benee tage. yours and your son’ it not be a comfortable feel. ee GB tet hd i 5 Py i many up marital content are a beautiful many, make “You the promise of your youth. good woman. shoulders. head and looked into my room before I could say a word. RE-ELEC1r then I danced to an yet decrepit double, and steps, just that I was not WARDALL’ remember,” I to the Margie, “how Dick took you arms, in that long ago, and smoth ) He has shown ability and efficiency fm the conduct of the office in the q @ the world that you and I know jis filled with your pro: sweetness, and all in a great longing. darling, you me since together.’ ” I drew nearer to the mirror. I #0 different from that girl? (To Be Continued) The in are mine—meant TRUSS TORTURE be eliminated by wearing th berg Rupture Support We free trial to prove its superior- 4 LUNDBERG CO. ‘Third Ave fae CONCRETE SHIPS By the firat of September the ground will be all cleared off, and we wiil commence to install the first. way in our five-way yard for building REINFORCED CONCRETE SHIPS of all types and sizes out at BRYN MAWK, on Washington. 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If you cannot call, and we will 4 you all the details of our plans er had a chance like this in your life, and probably never ain, You know the old saying, “OPPORTUNITY KNOCKS SERYRODY'S DOOR ON You are under no obligation to fuy, so come and let us talk to you. You might learn something that would be worth thousands of dollars in after years. This rtunity” won't last long. Get busy. AMERICAN CONCRETE PIPE & SHIPBUILDING CO. OFFICES 422425 NEW YORK BLOCK ELLIOTT 2212 OFFICE OPEN EVENINGS UNTIL 9:00 SHIPYARD at BRYN MAWK (on Seattle & Renton Ry.) Concrete Pipe Plants Nos. 1 and 2 at Tacoma and Bryn Mawr. ‘op= “Lam going away now so that you 1 would probably take you in my arms and insist upon my answer this very | exctudir I know ‘You are a good woman, Margie —ood in a greater sense than the! world’s thoughtless definition of a Bending, he raised my eyes until I felt my face grow hot. Then he lightly pressed a kiss on my lips, and suddenly turned and left the And, little b such is the un jreasonableness of a woman's heart, |that after a moment I began to laugh. In a moment I found my self standing before the great pier glass of the drawing room. “And so you are being chosen for the Alice-sit-by-the-fire role Margie,” I said to the figure I saw outlined in the mirror. — my green chiffon even NORMAN M dress, I made a low curtaey to . show myself nd ready to be pl®®ed on the shelf. And then thoughts were COUNTY AUDITOR | pushed back into the past. "Do you mirrored in his | past two years and is entitled to re-jered you with kisses, and said 9 election. ‘Oh, girl, girl, why are you so sweet? I know I should not love |you, but tonight this whole world reative of me goes out want of unbearable. | for the morning stars sang Ls co ie) DOINGS OF TH Look, WELBN,! BousuT TEN DoiLaRS woRTH OP THRIFT STAMPS TO DAY You years to begin to get your dope on SAY SART, WOW: CAN You TELL WHEN A BIG SHELL IS BY PAUL PURMAN can't go back 1 had thought my heart would | the present world series, You Mus 8 Vert Nou Dot. = into former For the first time aince the classe | | was Inaugurated, two clubs on which for the title Of eight remutars on the Cubs cluding the pitchers additions to the club Of nine im the two catchers, The Cubs and y 4 Sox of four are Margie, dear Margie, let me take | the majority of players have been to Let me love you all the | gether for only a season will battle Cy 1918 regulars on the Red Sox pitchers and including six had not seen serv only thing | ice with the club before thii | In fact, it is the least of all the/ distinctly different from the clubs things which g0 tO|/ which wore the same uniforms last ear. I pick the Chicago Cubs to win Margie; your maturity has fulfilled | the present world series. | Se several reasons for this selec The Cubs have «= trifle the stronger and better balanced “I am selfish enough to think you can make me happier than have ever been in my life, and, if devotion and understanding are what you want fn a husband, then| I am sure that I can fill the re quirements.” | Barclay Sill's hands fell on my R. LINDLEY MU SINGLES NET CHAMP FLORENCE HILLS, N. Y., Sept. ¢ S NOT AMATYER OF BiIe FLUSH BUT A PATRIOTIC DUTY- — EVERY MAN, WOMAN, AND CHILD IM TWAS COUNTRY SHOULD Buy THRIFT STAMPS AnD BUY Mar TWeY Possipry can f! BousHT TEN ARS WORTH ESTERDAY 2-Z~+Z~WHING - LIKE “THAT = PURMAN PICKS CUBS __[Pemptey Accepts | TO WIN THE SERIES 8AN FRANCISCO, Sept. 4.—Jac Dem today wired Jess Willard accepting terma which he says Will ard made for a 20-round war benefit | championship match, to be staged at Colorado Sprir is t w nber 13 stipulated, according to that bout be held at| t Willard sball| pitching staff. Their offensive Strength is equal, If not superior to that of the Red Sox, Killifer ism little better catcher than either Agnew or Schang. On de fense, the clubs are fairly evenly matohed, ‘The Cubs this season have p Dem paey ith non Prt re consistent ball than any pring cither league. From the time the and stage that Dempeey | caught the Giants, ea: n the sum lof his own expenses, and that | r they have never faltered. It gross proceeds be turned over net a club which will break under|to a war charity the strain of “money playing It) Jack Kearns, Dempsey'a manager, maid he accepted the offer, and also volunteered to pay all of Willard’s| may be depended on to play the same brand of baseball tn the series as it has shown during the season. The Red Sox are not a tempers mental outfit the Giants of last year, There is little danger of them developing world series buck fever, and for this reason the series should be a long one. Rut, everything considered, the Cubs should be at the long end when the final bex score is compiled. " LOWEST RATES TO CALIFORNIA SAN FRANCISCO LOS ANGELES SAN DIEGO! Baan Ll crates | FREQUENT SAILINGS, | Good service, larce outside state |rooma and Unsurpassed meals, FE ry nience for Rates | City Ticket | THE M’CORMICK LINE| 109 Cherry St. Phone Elliott 2436 | Loughlin having captured the honors R. Lindley Murray is 1918 ten. in 1912 and 1913, William M. John. | 36? 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