The Seattle Star Newspaper, March 11, 1919, Page 5

eatin vic neaaeam ene D | Little Stories for Bedtime Peter Jumps for His Life By THORNTON W. BURGESS Who he: wilt (Green Me Fife t& to act | ger, If t them would liv tle they | Y without stopr « Now there are Peter Rabbit den dange still, and run with one is sometime When shadow dri im the ready know, he thing*he had « hadn't move whiskers flown past wit that Peter was the perfectly ) fo long that fe, and finaily sway. He poked under. the hem} his Way and that was to be Pp, and just Merrible voice PPorest, It was the hun call DHooty the Owl, and it came from th of a tall tree at hand | Ut was so sudden and so unexpect Hed that Peter, who had a start 4 to hop, gave «a mighty Which landed him right out gepooaliant It was for just such a as this that Hooty the Ow! hooted. He knows just ho’ his voice sounds, and he k f & very apt to so startle @ in feathers and fur who may near that they will move with ming to. If they do. f cars are almost Pthem, and then his ‘find them. | Wf Peter had been stil! sitting un @er that hemlock branch he probably would not have moved, but, h | Marted out, that sudden territ or in sat eared Owl stant Peter ap moonlight, Hooty the pe out from the top of th much as ¢ the sure led t head « ck branch and way. No Peter that ve thru the G is had ad fa toget jumps eady jump shadow in the Next story ling Discovery nis wonder-| THYSSEN, ONCE POOR, wonderful Tt by N. ELA RLIN yesen grea erty threate fis n by growing m mure « half a cen’ than $5.0 . da mill, and at 60 men employed ¢ estimated $100,000 ably w now b p we many pr you MUST sell yours, wet what they're worth at the NATIONAL BANK OF COMMERCE Second Ave. and Madinon St. nuch to retain pr war or¢ LONDON, March British capital will expen fan air post ranto and Maita ;WAR-SHOCKED NERVES NEED u bear Itatian jointly between Gray, streaked or faded hair can/ immediately made black. brown or | brown, whichever shade you Ordinary RH the use of the following "remedy that you can make at Merely get a box of Oriex powder drug store. It costs very lt: extras to buy. Dimolve of distilled or rain water it through the Nair. Dt mixing and use come described which ix similar the phosphorus brain and nerve ¢ easily and quickly work of creating strength and vigor Bitra - Phos According to @ }Selentiat, the most noted and as a in composition naturally found tls and, assimilated, nerve not hesitate to use Or. @ $100.00 gold bond comes in each box guaranteeing the user that Driex powder does not contain sil lead, zinc, sulphur, mercury, | tem. coaltar products or their! ne results from |showing remarkable is not sticky even in stubborn cases of its use, It does not rub off, |sboula be exercised to procure | Person look twenty years younger. | genuine Bitro-Phosphat The Above Is a Photograph of the Oxygen Vapor Treatment Parlors Located at 317-18 Seaboard Bidg., Fourth and Pike These parlors are under the management of F. F- the Northwest representative of the Vapor apparatus. ‘The Oxygen Beattie for the past «ix y can testify to its curative of bronchitis treated been satisfactory to the and especi OU. a builder that Asthma, hay ¢ permanently to this tre Gearheard. manufacturers of the Oxygen Vapor treatment ha# been given in nd there are hundreds of people that There have been over 200 cases Imost every the result ha In and nervy run we Ox unequaled by a 1 of treatment ver, bro jeld 1rs powers nd in patient Jone cane bloc ‘ous troubles 1 ner snemic own Ven, sen Vapor nehitis 1 i ulosis trent vciplent tuberc Dr. D. Bule, Marlin, Texas, sa put the color back into a faded cheek in gone, has my indorsement, and Ox Dr. G. 0. tate to state and practice curative agent disco Any treatment:that will . week will do that when all hop: gen Vapor Boirnstadt that Minn I do not he ked b f fifty Minneay in my r exper he marvelous Dr. Levi D. Jobe Whittier, Cal.,. say Agee ot cases which I treat result. of mental results satisfactory majority Oxygen Vapor are nervous breakdown! and physical overw ind anemic cases. The both are to myee patient Unit The Oxygen 1 physician is at the him and the charges id take @ trial treat 5,000 the State There Oxygen Vapor ‘Treatment Parlors service of any who ma are within the reach of ment free. ure over physician atments in their in pra open to all, a re r wish to consult w Come giving tre tice Vapor y one in i the il It tree. of ) Kreat Peter Makes a Start MAY BE POOR AGAIN) August the for t started more rolling yed but > was ob if ter and the Ta Frene {fective remedy ail- PHOSPHATE oh | Could substance being the begins immedi- ately it is taken into the human sys- There are many reports of aston- some improvement long be and leaves the hair |standing nerve weakness. As there It will make a gray haired |8%¢ any kinds of phosphates, care the started | jumping | Look aloft and you'll see Mitzi doing her famous “Jackknife”— Fon to knees—10 times without bending! Head Over Heels is the amazing stunt reveaied at the upper right—and below, little Mitzi is per forming & pop feat known as the Bed Spring! Try these on your brass bed, girl BY MITZI HAJOS Famous Prima Donna and Comedienne. 1 have just nd beauty——it's this ok in mind and id of 10 at leant It's | boy Heels. one recipe for youth carry body and a balf hour each lucky My I've ays been a tom: new play,’ “He for a a EYMnast as we be » passion for comedienne, ® had Su monk way exercises I allk—and I'v tardy at m shine troubles at a or six whole year any, an eaay and and he a werious mat It's fun. work in t J aa young know hows Don't make of ex ore Don't with the «ad mw is time I must work.” Just climb out of your bed down on to your hands has a big monkey would, and walk | across the room on your hands and toes and close the window and bac again, and when you get back the bed put your feet up against | the wall and stand as straight up jon your shoulders as» that same bic monkey would. It isn’t so hard, and by that time you will be laughing at what people would Uunk if» they ¢ you, and so you are Mkely to lie on your back and throw your legs up straight in the alr a few times for the fun of it, and perhaps touch the head of the bed with your | toes: It you drop your brush or comb try to pick it up without bending your knees, and when you put your shoes and stockings on do it without sitting dowr These next monkeyshinex are some of the exercises the singers, ballet dancers and circus performers find are the best to keep their bodies graceful and in the best physical | trim. We call them tumbling bout and they are things that are easy enough for to start | with and hard matinfy even the man in the beat possible condition if he will keep at them a little while, Try this one: With 'the right fo equar on th floor put \the heel of the left foot on top your | wardrobe trunk or on a bureau and twist the whol about to the right and le bending away from the elevated foot as as you Then stand | left foot and try it the other way | Or here is another | practice: Walk across th your’ body held upright every step bring your right or left | knee up to your chin possible after you have done | that try Jackknife,” remember ling you can never join a circus until } you can do it well, and bering that very many want to be in a circus wonderful the great among them In th you must bend your bod ly witho ding your knees until | Your nose touch your k *. I Jean do it 40 times in quick “ion. How many times do you think you could And here the will put tice for same time | pr flo | with your kn ne wake up morning fooling the any enough to one body aiternat the easy. one oor with and with as close And the who never think it is Pavlowa Jackknife’ over slow in still another nu in excellent house cleaning, and, at the and more poetically ex you thi grace of a nd over to th ight hands together, keeping the floor and and pretend to pick CAN'T BEAT “TIZ” WHEN FEET HURT “Tiz" for Sore, T Tired, Puffed- Up, Aching, Calloused Feet or Corns thing prac both feet stiff, up You can be happy-footed in a mo- ment, Use “Tiz” and never suffer with tender, raw, burning, blistered swollen, tred, smelly feet and only “Tiz” takes the pain ss out of corns, and bunions As soon ag » Tix" bath, and callouses you put your feet tn you just feel the hap piness soaking in. How good your poor, old feet feel. They want to dance for joy 2" is grand, “Piz” instantly draws out all the poison. | ous exudations which puff up your feet and cause sore, ing, sweaty, smelly feet Get a 25-cent box of “Tiz" at any drug store or department store, Get linetant foot relief, Laugh at foot \wufferers who complain. Because | your feet are never, never going to j bother or make you limp any more. far | also remem: | your | Tiz"' | inflamed, ach- | THE SEATTLE STAR—TUESDAY, MARCH 11, 1919. It’s a Sign You're Young If You Can Do These Mitze Monkeyshines 9 DLA 2h, » CPPa es your hands full of roses, or coal if you must be terribly parcti and | throw them with both hy left your foes to de it nds as high to the a rising on consider yourself « and too ¢ are have = Mother Wishes to Find Girl Dear Mi publish i you kind yumnat 1 who lef daughter Jan. 14, Beart ore. 1 © mince she way I wish very much for her to re turn home, owing to legal matter pending here. anks much for your kindness and help in thi matter save home tn 1918. 1 think an whe talked never heard Lon Angeles have very MRS. N. WALKER 743 EB. Pico St, Los Angeles, Cal Cyclopedia Data Is Disputed Dear Mies Grey: 1 nate, im ome your answers fecenthy, where quote from the American neath rictors which. was to the effect that th ever reach of you an I be wont t While ones rarely serving the Florida R. R. in the capacity “motive engineer, 1 had the misfortune to run over and cripple a straggling boa, I don't remember ctual length of the snake, but all, however, having to back up a distance of two telegraph poles to unwind his snakeship from the main driving axle of engine No. 704 VERY RESPECTFULLY Has Eye Strain Dear Mins what ‘Tampa, Do tiny whites of be cured? WORRIED. doubt the use of ome times it ™ 1 by local t often the patient must naex In any event the should consult a ulist know Grey causes the in the can they you veina the appear eyes? How strain, no in wear « person affected first class o Takes Different Side of Modern Arden Case r Mina Grey the diffe of pec the modern Enoch Arde and they all se to take the " f Miles Roth, the Enoch Arden of the affair Personally 1 much I have read with view think wronged. jeve that Miles kept up a nd wife on acc of mud up to his ears the woman No one was very can make me by could not have rre ence with ber n the 1 know from My husband the same war, and we had derstanding before left hor we would write once or twic whether we had heard or mail would be delayed at times. 1 must say I never had to worry not ring. Some times recelve two or three letters and not infrequently the written on the backs of my when he near get any supplies, And them w very much | blurred by the censor; and other |times it was only a field distributed by the British his unt experience pent two in un that a week not, as years an about would at once, would be own was too the front somes of letters posteard and Ca army thing: 1 Mr very much he would about tl i there were from “Daddy” for them arned to look forward to well as 1 did abl children ath,” a nadian Another stand how worried cannot under th could have about his ehil written have two always lit have to We | dren. inquire children tle meawag and they I or m the math a if Mr his wife point a to worry while of Roth w and of a pondent able let about at “the me says, he wa one to your to ask some them where are all kinds of people willing to do a litte that for a wounded gol certainly ite and was, as thi know he in fay dle Instead of would mareh give her a pleasant wonder who was prised. AN hospi or like that, home he thought he unaw: 1 surprise, and I the most sur EX SOLDIER'S WIFE. Key | And; 1 | tion of Danderine, y | hair tried them ‘ou Ve fae raise your and if that in so, suDpone down on the floor wit to the height of your few times It® even than “chinning the ot rma’ re 4 better thar,” be the wel you you still ba and ba of your body tips, and all ap ndy and without cost on your paratus tsb | She Didn't Publish | Her Home Troubles | Dear M mt | write a | married for it 1 not | many | their jor th to w am going in defense of the wh to wom have being #o severely cr be women who w homen and meet the public just because they rk, or for fine feathers T have been married now, and with the | few months of illness, | have worked the w le of my mar A life My hushand w taken sick short! jafter we were married, and for ney ral years I supported him and my self as beet 1 could without ing “tre hy wpectél Hine During this Ume I was target many mean remarks | work with, Just be fit to advertise faire to the world Well, best of all, t well, and was able to resum |but not before my health had that I had wo be perated upon. away exception for from girls I cause I didn't new my personal af finally wor Kot went I> After 1 recov ered, I went back to work to help meet the expenses we both had ac cumulated during our {liness. After working all these years of my marrtie life and taking | mean remarks, I have of | fine feathers that some of your read chief none the | ers seem to think is ¢ 1 know working who have will and well able to support them ply to get away from the of the home, If I and the just mentioned we as to which had the lw t the work Weal of many MARRIED AND WORKING QUICK CHANGE, JOHN HAMMOND, Ind., Mareh 11 Eckstein was a@ utility cop nebody robbed Today he aim in weveral girls who ar parents ng sim: girls I to judged work cane ht to 1 my Yeuter day him right Main ettizen, at is a private ‘DANDRUFF GOES! HAIR GETS THICK, | WAVY, BEAUTIFUL °: Save your hair! Double its | | beauty in a few moments. Try this! |Hair stops coming out and) reproach | every particle of dandruff disappears. | ‘Try as you will, after an applica- you ean not find a single trace of dandruff or falling and your sealp will not itch, but what will pl you most, will be after a few weeks’ use, when |you see new hair, fine and downy at first—-ves—but really new hair growing all over the scalp. A little Danderine immediately | doubles the beauty of your hair. No difference how dull, faded, brittle and scraggy, Just moisten a cloth with Danderine and carefully draw it through your hair, taking one small strand at a time, The effect \is immediate and amazing — your hair will be light, fluffy and wavy, and have an appearance of abuna ance, an incomp ne luster, soft ness and luxuriance, the beauty and shimmer of true hair health Get » small bott of Knowlton's Danderine from any drug store or toilet counter for a few cents, and prove that your hair is as pretty and soft as any—-that it has hb nh neg lected or injured by careless treat ment—that's all Danderine is hair what sh showers of rain and sunshine lare to vegetation. It goes right to the roots, invigorates and strength: jens them, Its exhilarating, stimu Hating and life-producing propertte cause the hair to grow long, strong jand beautiful. to the | tr the | Jobn| train. | of work.43—_—— { | | jing rictions | Joodle Rompers 31.95 Upper Main Wloor S ae 4 New ~yjpment of Silver Plated Ware Main Floor he expresstor 1 qual ment cepts vart This r that nd dixplay gests by all ety in Tea Set $18.00, $22.50, $ ugar and Creamer $6.75 and $8.00. ad Tr at § and $6.00. 4 wide $10.00, 25.00 4 $11.50, t $3.75, $4.00 $9.50 and at $2.00, $3.25, and $4. and $5.00 $5.95 $3. $4.25, $5.00, $7.50 and Vases at 25 and $2.50, CERT PORTANT LEAVES ME ae vs. JOURN > HIS MYSTERY He mur as if it were a Joy repeat them. I vast hall of his Queen of my mured the words him merely t was standing in th house, his man was putting in the car; and Certeis waa say bye” before starting on important trip to -the Pacific coast I held up a forbidding palm but Queen of my Heart*—he repeated 1 shall like to thin of you being “ Queen of my House while I am away 1 could obeinane only make a mocking and hope that by pt: | his speech lightly, I would seem the sentiment of it. Certeis always been an adept love-mak- | had always delighted more in| telling his love than in hearing that he was loved in return. In our long acquaintance, I myself had sawed curiously between hate and | friendship for him, while he had maintained an attitude of devotion. ometimes &vowed, often hidden, and | rarely had he demanded a respor It would flatter any and turn the heads of most girls to be so adored, but many a time have wondered how long such a sided | h would after marria “If the world were what I |have it.” Certei on, “I fe ou in ace to m had er; woman ove Va would would you poke 50 sol to mock | Am inere foreign my fin we my arms The man I did not dar But as it is, I for this poo lips hed und Ungered there » warmth them crept ¢ ness, and I blushed fu dd myself for t blus will not eve say Tam going!” was und kiss emnly that him again han grateful Bi nd i? And that you you are sorry I hope you will have a very sful trip,” I sald, trying to put a little into the conventional | suc feeling peech it has stupid ark @ startling chang tels, He made on my stilted flashed that some of mine has brought | in Hamilton Cer: | » verbal comment good wisiy but bis sharply stra ght into own and made me feel almost he were saying, “You would that—if you knew!" Then 1 to his bantering with beg Your Most Grac to accept the keys of domain?” With that, he held toward me a neat bunch of k delicate hining bits of metal which looked almost ominously important 1 was startled, and I und looked up at him in if anything should happen to me, you could be of great serv me—thru these," he said, dan the keys before me, “Rail road wreek oceur, you know, 1 shudde remembering — poor Hloise. “in case | should not come hack, I wish you would destroy the papers and letters in my desk Hurn them in the office fireplace rer ATING A PLEASURE 5 to 8 P.M, Mot Buttermilk Bu with all dinner Buttermilk Hot Cak made Plos, PURITAN LUNCH Liberty ve Buildts eee FE happened befor eyes my as if not wish he return “May I Majesty ious drow back wondr Jeanne, to cling ice ail vite Real ate. Home- why not let him keep these keys?” Berghoff refrain stuff? adv eyni my You, can his lug: | © happiness— and I ‘held out And because 1 dee j that which ts the not use She Rhodes Co. New Silk “Blouses That Compel Admiration at $5.75 Upper Main Floor Breakfast Coats She Latest Fancy of Fashion Upper Main Floor HI and refined morning rments are intended to re- the often used kimono. they will accomplish their purpose is a foregone conclusion, with which you will agree upon an inspection. HE Breakfast Coat sketched is of brocaded atin with ruffle neck, sleeve and skirt. This is displayed in Flesh color, Light blue and Maiz and is attractively priced at - $15.00 Others are designed of Wool Chal and Cotton Crepe in ef- of Blue, Lavender, um, enhanced with satin bands in self color and Pleasingly priced at $3.50, $8.95 and $12.50, dainty, practical e, Corduro: coloring Pink and F Re plain ruffles. $3.95, Men's Neckwear, Special 38¢ 2,000 FOUR-IN-HAND Ties, taken from our regular stock of fifty-cent neckwear. You will say that this sale offers a real opportunity to supply your needs for Spring as the assortment displays— Stripes, Figures, Plaids, Plain Colors, Basket Weaves, Roman Stripes, Persians, Self Figures and Other Effects, Choice 35¢ Bon Ton qnd Royal Worcester Corsets Food Into Famine Zone in E WASHINGTON, | United States is pouring 250, 000 lof food into hungry Poland, |slavia, including Serbia, Ri and Czechoslavia, food officials today. Herbert work under the $100,000,000 food lef bill, and American food off “But the servants—your butler—- The Would ding my pad have no rights from re: have been opened in Copen | Warsaw, Trieste Prague, Bi and Constantinople, The food is being shipped ntage Certels asked with shrug. “No! All the papers lawyer needs are in the safe Jeanne, are the only person I}. Gibraltar to Macedonian ports, trust with the contents of my | sk, When [ tell you that there |thru the English channel to dam. The e secrets concerning the Lorimer» facts which would imperil their | based on the f commission. INSPECT RIVER WORK I said} palm. | serious in. d, inside my own mind, T put on| An whimsical theatrical air again | county My Lord Bluebeard,” [ said, | made key I positively must a Engineer W. J. (To Be Continued) y them. $3.00 Nickel-Plafed “Royal Rochester” Tea Kettle at $ 1 98 These Royal Rochester Tea Kettles are made of copper, nickel plated, with wood handle grip. They are very attractive and al- ways give long service. You can have your choice of two size: No. 7 or No. 8 Regular price $3.00. Special at ....... 1.98 35c Pair Working Gloves at 2 Pairs for 35c Here is something extra special. You can buy two pairs of leather-faced Gloves with cloth backs, for 35¢e. Regular price 35c pair. Special at 2 pairs for ive me the keys, Tony,” an upturned felt very inspection river tour 40c Set Glass Caster Cups at 25c Set using these Glass Caster Cups you can save your rugs and floors from being marred by heavy pieces of furniture. Regu- lar price 40c set. Special, set. 25¢ The Sale of Griswold’s Erie Cast Iron Ware Cooking Utensils Continues— 2 Assortments 98c and $1.69 These assortments are arranged on counters and you will find many differ- ent pieces to choose from, Spelgor & Herlbat By March 11.—The Hoover is directing the Or fail to use it to his ov = tem of distribution is system of the Hoole of the inter improvements will be next week by county commiz |sioners of King and Pierce counties, Roberts = pa RS Gekins « 6 &