The Seattle Star Newspaper, February 26, 1919, Page 4

THE SEATTLE STAR—WEDNESDAY, FEB. 26, 1919. Woman Would Leave |(conres: | | Se raceme — . bee of Baby for Its Father etna THE END IS HERE-We Vacate March 1 [| Heise dee Grey: 1 vot WAR BRIDE ive My opinion on w and © 1 Ghoose a husband n © . »} —-—~ Argument came up in your column |v M not t t helo ° rate ‘atten th. ROMANCE GORS—RUT COMES Dimer = ih © ietmthe ehh ane : ‘ AGAIN IN MY BSCAPE movery kind husband. If I had ¢ M nN man, but i¢ 1! ies. que. t ' never mad i er I would take my } he | argar ¥ m Ba tan the baby with ar . w Y from \ Tomorrow | ould wa bee ; a aon 7 a husbands are Tomorrow! At that he would hav “hag —and the Great Red Front is no more—we must get out by March Ist. Words cannot tell the story of this ee ent are ; aay bee SS Aen ot he na oatied une = great sac Only 2 da ft and we are forced into the street. With no location in sight—we must sac- 4 eae overs’ t gehen thet . t ' ther wed 1 rifice every article in the great stock—and sacrifice it quick. .. Mever having been orn nd at tioe And, while } for w ve been 5 yt; door, Romance in so rare--wh ’ Joves me a great deal m nd 1 will hing I am doing, |W would not cherish the littie A p Belen ha ) her wa ; ss : a women give thelr | iy por Gadi deg py te H. M. ROGERS Be here early and take prac of this great sale ries there is still time. We've only days left to do Teeaitionee ; y her dinn iain ¢ Red Front Gletht business, and the bargains we offer will more than astonish you. Here are a few final prices which will rt r 1 lace at Laggan Company. Wie Te Poreed Das’ be to your advantage to grasp. Come before it is too late, Be here tomorrow morning early at the stroke aie th ore Binh Poach Phong the Street of 9. We their wiv . Wives are to t fe 1 te “- re 1 . : Sek thaus to. go out with| intend to keep it : iveway. And be re Men's Wool Union $8.00 to $10.00 Men's Heavy Ribbed 97.50 Boys’ Ay, “I cannot leave the baby | ¥ ‘ t Men |! mit up ameter huge pile of Suits, $3.50 value, Ladies’ High-top § Underwear cut C Suits cut or oe = - 1 t wa wont "ea cut to. s Shoes cut to...... & eer eeeeneee seveeees BWW Bto........... or e , AY E FIRST mportant job in spite The y 3.00 values, cut to et oat t00 hist $3.00 Boys’ $12.50 to $15.00 Men’s Overalls Husband's Confidence mere et medrese ort Shoes cut Men's Suits cut cut C ETARY STATE Minn Gey: Plan tll eT Meee al ete a why it that my husband never Who would have thought that a WOORSES TANLAC . - » £9 felt me any-| to myll as | lipped thru the Men's High- 15e Canvas Gloves $3.50 Men’s 2B: sages Mai snap] Po | eee grade Suits, $2 xy . cut Pants eon “% suaey Uhinene : Sats oe | coos mapsd tit velit hog egg to $30 val. cut t aT OT re cut to ........ Patrie Gains Twenty koow ! ach him mmy didn't see me sning with his er od my courage t Pounds and Health . nay be one of any num. na wh our hus I $6.00 and $7.00 Men’s Heavy Wool Men’s Dress Shoes Underwear cut C baie ey to 5% Men’s Finest Tailored Suits worth to $35. Men's Heavy Wool Socks eut wo Men’s Flannel Shirts cut $4.00 Men's Work Shoes cut band does not talk over his 50¢ Genuine President Men's Mackinaws, $10.00 to $12.50 values, cut to Suspenders cut Men's Dress Shirts, worth to 52.00, cut to Men's Heavy Black Sateen Shirts cut to 98c ar 2 DAYS LEFT—SALE STARTS TOMORROW (Thursday) Morning at 9 o’Clock _[/S)RED FRONT CLOTHING CO. [== 1508-1510 FIRST AVE. opposite rustic marker Men's Chambray Shirts cut to Men's $2.00 Night Gowns cut to 89c Handkerchiefs cut to feels that she w and delin« ia not tell others of the won ay from Denefit she has received from n ‘oll of Mrs. Patrie has lived in There @ number of years, her, , indy Pope! Thome was in Idaho. Prior > his death, her husband was one e P the most prominent men in Ida- for hhavVing been sheriff of his coun i lity that fault. If ee things > rctive motive, it as well that you remain At any rate, why husband make Several years, and later being Clerk and Recorder of Bi County. Afterwards he Secretary of ©, and Central Committee Republican party her Point of Etiquet ‘ Dear Miss Grey: I am a schoo! | seat next girl, and I am quite pe ar. Here | draper ad caught some ‘Row than I ever did in my 1 is a question I would e to have aa I ntangled it, T Rave actually gained twenty | you answer: My girl friend says a) th Since I began taking Taniac. gir] should speak first to a boy, b th failed about a year ago. | said the t d speak to th tite left me almost , @idn’t relish what M ytertal the Duke of Wurtemberg had, ganized, used ; LIBERTY LEGION ° ' Huns Surrendered to Avert ’ 5 ee eet ae oe ee ee i to about 160,000 men and less than | was the day set for the attack. Th 10 SOLICIT Aid Greatest Battle of the War |) cece ne gary onal teeta emai 6 out girl will you ittle I did BLUE EYES. 1 just felt tired and Lstless | sn't proved your I gig ierman general time. I Sm phy en a | r s case You are aughed ¥ th “ ghed —~ a aE | fully wa “ the vity of the sat thee and ect, it just in t ne to are Rever slept well, and wou wrong, according to the conven- | tw& silly children who have f With the present aim of hely (Special to The Star by N. FE. A.) , “Thru the secre m uation. They understood the aim of | their armies from complete disaster, HE lie in bed andiiong for daylight | tions. ‘The woman speaks first, |ott a Q er curves ‘simu: 0 .eascuia Aik Tak a ed 5 eat pia gag tee wlig 1 mariah Mote anil —~- ’ I finally decided to take a| which ¢ ge of |terical and Tommy grew n ; edibocegge ‘The greatest bat-|mans learned an important move G0d Miaally in=| Treodere Roberta, the clever.aania p back Sgragaa thinking ye a « ing h lag He ! ™ spas - cer : ¥ was to have started on tion t fins lacter actor, will soon star in “Pudd'n- Might do me some good, but together firet 1 up the mac with wh i t. The forces were disor- head Wilson.” improve at all rect for the Relieve emty 06 te work ef &. samba: he day wet for a super anon of pe be- asiinentepaniciilencstaresnnmnnaicaae @ very short time after I be wishes to = eager a eats of tk © allies prted to them.} : WS taking Tanlac I could see that the man, But ft ¢ the American |», 7° Ve themacives a crushing de eee aes MARKABLE PHOSPHATE : i Boing to do me lots of good, t for him to stop riders am a be je America® | teat, the Germana surrendered, sign- , telnau were sit is simply wonderful the way first indicates that x rt 1 al to the ing the ar 4 hours before the leap forward and Mow, and thoroughly enjoy The same rule obtains tn call me ‘Mader je Van in gustaining the in the post-war revelation led unite were of picked ‘Meals without any bad after ef- it further ne ‘ ren s shaking. If the woman ex jo by the Paris Exceldor, whict na, and the were My nerves seem to be in per- | s her hand, the man grasps Sure am! 1 on can y 4 with ¢ were ore PRE if x sd : rder , omething over 60 years ago, ago, Pe-| tai able from drugeiate ev here Condition and I am thankful) {¢ If she does not, he does not mind orders 1 didn’t with 26 ¢ While furious fighting was going by cannons of all wo pins ov tL. discovered |in "the form of ‘3 of that I get good, sound, Fe- | offer to shake hands. the army _, ow will I on tn the north of France, the Ger along kilometer front ate which. | pure bitro-phoaph: ata cost low peee_every ema ss at a pay oogdigt it teeing © * ; general staff was preoceupted | The a were ready to sweep a path fn tie ee ee ee ful how my weight and ot there—no! Sometime u lub lwith ite Alaace-t front. For thru German 1 with 300 tank sates . u—" nh its Alsace-Lo fro . e Germ ne with 300 tanks 16. “One of these tablets should be pth have ee and I “ Hold Services for tel ; sai ac lial Tt Lee more than a month they feared a| waiting for the word oon after its discovery Dr. Albert | taken with each meal, and results in say am as we , Sxcuse me, ma‘am, for interrupt f surprise attack in thie quarter wae of mek na. Robin (Academy many instances are li short o Ee now as 1 ever was in| C> G. Bannick’s Son) ing put 1 like to say that about rprine attack in this quart ana of men and ma poten Pilfe. T never lose an opportun-| Private funeral services for Geo. um guards will be rounding us sleep | Praise Tanlac, and when my / Claude Bannkc 5-yearold son of Po- | up. Prag femark about my wonderful | lice Insy mt, it affords me great | Bannick, to tell them that Tanlac | died of inf responsible for it.” is sold in 5. y Bartel! | chapel of Collin: @tores under the personal di-| ment at Calvary yetem becomes charged with that strength, vitality and | energy which truly worth while a great variety of " es, Care should by rv eaknesa, premature i procure the gen . insomnia, jack of energy, Mandard ‘Bitto-Phosphate, which 48 thinness, wholly of the original nd Mrs. Claude G (To Be Continued) ar 8 E. Cherry st. who are to he RECLUSE LEFT $4,000 from the | ike , inter-| AMERICUS, Ga, Feb. 26—-Sever nick, his Send This to Senators and Representatives tions; to a Of @ special Tanlac represent: | wife and old » are all confined en and thei @ substance as discov- o th beds w he same alad 1 cin! ion ff os i o n + nent. _' their beds with the same :nalady, in the . to w 7 . Clip the following and send it to your senator and repre- Although Bitro-Phosphate camend © . , soldiers; and to extend their « + unsurpassed for relleving nervousness, owe . . zation th it t at | sentatives at Olympia: sleeplessness and general weakness, owing died of tubere ‘ > dis _— pi Pat Tan Mion s remarkable fleah growing proper- ir, Jack Tinste: “| tale 4008 end he Seat, 972 nerve building ‘ w > does not desire to put on flesh. POI, 5s sis dese ss teideens veces nod — - no equal for RHE ae Fy aad CHRONIG Dsase Het Fo Tevagiaiontn dotalter Genatne 1: Al R: nomial booklet. it - TELL $ $ EC RET WIN bend — k o ing’s shill te MT urge yu to vote fo $10 *. raith Knead a BN ot ove ANNIE WARD - 466 A257 PUY COO RMR Se eae ee ee Mt Ty = ‘ae he ¥ to it that this measure is not buried in committee, won Soe 6 soinarnen Our soldiers should be treated right. They need 3 ready cash when they are discharged. Let's give it % to them thru the Lam ping bill—and let’s pass that 7 Gray Hair bill promptly. Merit and not politics should count. This Victrola Outfit Vv E T yale natal Yours sincerély, — ~ feel a cold coming on, stop it with on e Pery tte cow ; a few doses of LAXATIVE BROMO QUE © ry asy erms oe ele Name «...+... 04 NINE Tablets, which destroy germs, act as a ‘ou’ mever have a b r jd 1 our of ba ’ rbo Com. Tonic and Laxative, and keep the system in cons dition to throw off attacks of Colds, Grip and tunity to buy the popu % than this. The payme ught a the t the} small that you'll hardly m pe me wune n Money, and once you have the V ca ; ta are t ’ ; S\ | King county senators at Olympia; Walter J. Lunn, in the 46th at Influenza. “ a # awrence ce , asa are Howard D. Taylor, 26th diy trict; Alfred I Miller and) Pyar trola in your home you'll ie ahah’ ie cat oa t in understo: provide that (he | trict: 1 G. O'Hara, Sist dintrict . 4lst strict; George N. 5 om. Why you didn’t buy it long ago. ty Baived serwon | eee ip" to be sent over will) Daniel Landon, 8nd district; W id TI. C. Bohiko, 42nd dis ear ranger. This in Fe ash inter K Ox a ) Wray, 34rd district; T. D. Fe y Jien and Frank G Vi ] X Paice op pon 1 troy well, 4th district; Prank #. Myers, 43rd district; W. W. Cohner ictro a nok athles 66 avedan 35th district; Fred W. Hastings, nd Frank Manogua, 44th. distkict ky or greasy pe ° . istrict; Geo. B. Lamping, 37th die /C. ©. Qualhetm and Robert Grins. 7 ablet. Lintlbe aC Foreign Embassies trix (th istrict: Stephen A. Hull dnc s remove vy Po of Colds, Grip 7 : : 2. King county epresentatives are: | Fran ‘otterill, 46th ntrde v ieee = Selections Only Wet Spots im | ryea’* stews.” samen 3 Jones and | Pawo: aid 1 TC 41th tet Oe ee ee aaa hod ol rm Washington | City . Y N ren + ‘ Quickly Relieve Headaches ied from Colds uff || wasminctoN, | " You Need Not AXATIVE BROMO QUININE is the first and on ‘ to get rid of he migh in Wa original Cold and Grip Tablet. It is used by every a4 , A / ibe ‘ Civilized Nation, and has a larger sale in the Unit ut four ounces of ordinary quid M ' \ ac Suffer From Catarrh States than the combined sales of all other cot ae $98.50 Terms $2 a Week “4 ak Galan Leach But You Must Drive It Out) uve we, win drive ZIP cures. It has stood the test for more than a eee nd ‘has ail the ‘vie finger a eer te tie ys genders oa shape of Your Blood to Get Rid | {)° * Har ee: on Pibed of you Quarter of a Century. Stures. tt sical ‘inst r na ha D t, an morning 1 € to the house Permane: it, so it will carry vige health a as [eae (ns, onlaht and by mois the toumn| OL Paemanaliy | eH wid Or Vinge and Seal Remember there is Only One Come in and let wy e Kor nd three or four more ap 1 proclamat | You have probably been in the rneys through your b« and na liswol habit of applyir ext 1 treat-| ture will soon restore you to health fas ta ft no mation now (CHAMBER: MEN, OPPOSE (aus have tuia artaeu Caavehtathictime himvicmie in seat ete mii no nar n nine! MUNICIPAL BOND ISSUE 1 tor 7 and pom y been temporart-| sore A nostrils, bad breath, hawk romeo uinine’ hort time! ing and spitting | t : , proposed you had another attack and won-| All reputable druggists carry S$ Call for full name and look for this signature on box ' lutty i teats the hand ave, and | Ch why. You must realize that) S. 8. in stock and we recommend luste 1 woft, and! Mont brid und an additional | eatarrt in infection of the blood | you give it a trial immediately, }iook and f hundred times bet-| mu hospital, totaling $2,150,.{and to get permanent relief the ca-| | The chief medical adviser of the Re vice ter 000, to ted upon March 4, were | t infection must be driven out| Company will cheerfully answer all | ‘ang: | You can get Uquid arvon at any | submitted to the be f trustees by |of the blood. The quicker you cor ptters on the subject. There is ae ove drug store. It is inexpensive and|the bureau of taxation of the Cham-|to understand this, the quicker y charge for the medical advice. never fails to do the work.—Adver-|ber of Commerce and Co:nmercial| will get it out of your system, 8.|dress Swift Specific Company, 432 | Usement Jor ub Wednesday afternoon, 18. 84 which bas beew in constant! Swift Laboratory, Adana, Ga ice iat atl al fade i