The Seattle Star Newspaper, August 21, 1919, Page 4

This Sale Closes Monday, August 23h, 530 Pr M SEND US YOUR MAIL ORDERS SCREEN DOORS | 25 Per Cent Off on all Screen pao in the house, while ‘they last. Black and galvan- QREW.LEVICK FRACTORS Fractors will mak headlights per el ot post weight MASON LEVEL © 48-inch Mason Level. wuine Stanley Level 4 plumb glasses and 2 Blasses. Guaranteed to sow 2.98 \TOR ORNAMENTS have a full assortment B redietor ornaments, includ- Fighting Bag Sand Model have a full Motometers Come in and jock 8 tip. this ts and Boyce and Motor Fans. Ok over our “ANDIRONS» p! assortment of Fireplace Sets and in stock. Look before buying. BENDING SPRINGS pipe without kinking means of these Bending All risk is entirely led... For pipe % to 2 59 is your chance to get a bod «hat cheap. Just the for auto trips, fishing or ping. Ail sizes’ Drab wa- twit it 23 ime “Duxback” Hats, ly waterproof. L ie and airy. $1.24 ‘are easy to clean and look nice. Very light aoe .59c ZIG-ZAG RBI ‘Foot Stanicy ry tigre white or yellow. Every ‘th ma 39c i Ford ‘aoe switch ey river: Presto-Lite “Boecial wrench, ve fall line of packing of all bds im the plumbing depart- AUTO PUMP . Burong two-cyl- finder Automobile Pump. Japanned. Pumps ‘the tire up in less time. ‘These pumps ar ail in first-class condition and very Special @iz-inch Stilison Wrench im very handy in « many ways, These are genuine Stillsons. You y_extra parts at all 89¢ ay We carry a full line of Cer- teed Roofing and Sheath- Paper. CANVAS TOOL ROLLS Canvas Tool Rolls. Reg | weight and very nds rope, 12 ‘only $2.79 sal, only high-grade B0-foot Steel Line. Every one ta ac- This mAsr VACUUM WASHER Driven, With Wringer Attached Th Vacuum has ‘Copper tub and lid ty is 10 sheets or 14 Ibs clothes, greater than ther tub of its size, All me parte are out of the , underneath the tub. The any {a removable, per- easier movement and ace. Th 088 here edges inside th doing awa: on the fin- te A a demonstrate with t'your home upon “After You have done fashing and Gre satisfied the machine, it will secure it. ‘are under no er. La alae fi aligke Pinar fanowans@. up} rou. or heavily 'y lower u | 1 witked ha Pi poomances c > commer Ci! ap nighte—aft he de with John ia long, dark hours | ver it, hearing hi rda, feeling the his hand on thetltir and loathing my went er and pas of pite fonate we gr 5 «at fo » deme him, no xt 1 was at moment s#0r sid mat btthag his L n me urged me to hee what he asked. N with er my effront Vv pillow ry ancing thru my » with charm h far, Of him and “T must n opt rap ing to see it would al! co with fantastic ide I m the very man to destroy» I recall my faites died and I felt be roisery, I kept help ine bear it; when | | know how to com was the same bew! about Joan mn © again expectir elp f who my thin BR sathertl the sun was went on a well sed an beach, It up down on the lonely was a re ee ae “I realize,” he went on, “I have no right to speak to you.” some clam df in ers and a frisky do the distance and I walked thing solid and commonplace up “Good morning, They with Mine, {den upon | ders. | I walked till I was }then turned-back toward the hotel | Presently I saw the lone figure of a man. He turned directly and jwalked toward me. The young | |man with the tragic eyes, whom| |de Gallier and I had met coming | linto the hotel last night | “You are Miss Dorothy Varick? he asked, coming close and speak- ing with nervous eagerness, 1} | bowed. “I realize,” he went on into step beside me in the T have no right to speak to —that you can refuse to listen, even complain to the managen But, oh, I beg you to hear me “Pleasg go on.” their astonished shoul- falling sand, you and A WOMAN'S TESTIMONY Mra. Ettie Warren wife of Emmitsburg, declares how she through reading @ newspaper vertisement of Lydia FE. |Vegetable Compound a Md has found openly aith Pinkham’s So great is jher relief after fifteen years of sut.| she aska published. — jfering that to information| EYES OUR SPECIALTY | | | 4 have this} ox- | perl ‘a, ‘fitting and = making glasses, and our low operating ex~ pense, enable us to make better 1328 First Avenue | Ome Block South Public Market. | | | Can be eliminated by wearing the We | five free trial to prove its superior- ty. Lundberg Rupture Support. | TRUSS TORTURE | | | A. LUNDBERG CO, 1104 Third Ave. Seattle, Embarrassing Hairs Can Be Quickly Removed (Beauty Culture) by this quick, painless : Mix into a stiff paste powdered delatone and water, spread on hairy surface and in 2 or 3 min utes rub off, wash the skin and it will be free from hair or blemi#h, Excepting in very stubborn growths, one application is sufficient. ‘To avold disappointment, buy the dela tone in an orlginal package. —Adver- || twoment, ae y Y ef togiee toward them, just to be near some- | that tempted me to unload my bur-| tired out, | farmer's | asily banished from | Mey js night I and—and ming uf moonlight. I m th what his fac 1 ker to the prot of rocks in th must be saying. I and your B . w hit point, if you will," elt p ke of love, of beauty World, For uk of marring arriage? 1 do eru it ts of another woman | aw thinking than of you-a good woman who loves him if he rupted, bly art the Aid he spe proffer an to be and old and not altho more and oble with all her But I inter does not love exasperated Surely a m And w@rely I my anage my help from the her? at hin an can ffairn who own nomeone pleads of another Ah, but Madame Varick, she 8 too go Mademotrelie is his wif i 1 for him but hin women aha r the of an unhappy wife don't know what he said | Like a mad 1 eaving him there staring shricked tn hy u pow ingly last ran my * now, dear, but over the raging tortures: me hi DOLLY Gets a Card From “Elsie” BY THE STORY LADY Cousin Roger had been taken home in disgrace, owing to hia fa ther finding him in a duck puddle by the side of the road. So things were going very smoothly for Peter | jand Mary Ellen. They had tea par | tes at Peter's house and play houses Jat Mary Ellen's, Peter even played | the part of man of the house to a large family of dolls, Mamma Palm nd Mary Ellen's mother won 4 how long it would last, and | Hal and Billy and Corny hoped with thelr hearts that they would have & quarrel soon, for Peter was | Rood to them Then one day the mail man |brought Peter a posteard when he jand Mary Ellen were in front of the |house. Peter read it and tried to | hide it, but Mary Ellen took ft away from him. “Who's know “Oh, Just a litte kid knew down | to grandpa’s.” | Mary Ellen started to hand the card back to Peter, much to hts re- lief, when she noticed the post script. “Pilsie anys to be sure and write, she read. “Now, who's Elsiet” Peter explained that Elsie was a boy, but Mary Ellen refused to be- Neve it, so he called Patty to | Prove it “Sure, st | funny | all no Lem she wanted an’ he's got) Ain't that} Elsie’s a boy. called Lem, Peter glared at Mary Ellen gathered jana went home. | HELEN CARPENTER MOORE. i/Henry_ Pickard Will [ Succeed H. R. King mry Pickard retired Seattle | board of ma poor Patty, and up ber dolls rchant, has been appointed to the! gers of the state re-| formatory | R. King, Monroe to succeed H it was announced Wednes day by Gov. Louis F Hart | Pickard declares he hes not been officially notified yet of the appoint | ment, but states he willing to} assume the duties whenever the notl- | fieati Pickard has lived jin Se rs. (Alaskans to Meet Here Twice Yearly} As the result of a picnic at Wood land park Sunday, attended by Val | dex citizens, plans are under way to have a reunion of Alaskans in Sea every year, It is planned to bave two gatherings, one during the| winter and the other during the summer | nh arrives ttle 31 y tle orice Ernst demonstration, bt August ware Co., 514 | drill tear, | Power comp SEATTLE STAR—THORSDAY, Working on irrigation canals iui roads in the Three Rivers country, where more than $1,000,000 is being spent in improvement work this season. Good men are wanted here at good wages. r } | Among th ers Fare Lorg line ady ) days of wunsh within a few b Spokane and other Thriving. growing bank, Kennewick, Hundreds Pros, FARMER MAK GOOD MONEY H Kreuger, f the Thre f the ¢ ora, Writes “I have boen in this Irrigation project about of orchard and raise at acre an scr Th about 6 toni have been ke cle well becau t ve thie ia the tates 1¥ Mr. Krueger i« settied in this w ightr on wit the race moat atandp ditions | *) Brother Bills Off. to State Conclave! Five hundred Brother Bills left Seattle by special train Thursday for Yakima to attend the state Elkw convention in that city, which will close Saturday, Others went by auto Fully 15,000 are expected to attend the meeting Plans for a drive for $500,000 for home service work for the Salvation Army are expected to be completed. Meanwhile the brothers will time for ball games, races, and other forms of sport The Seattle party includes a band, 150 ex-nervios m n unt form and 150 official delega banquets n ‘Lineman Dies From High Tension Burn Harry Mo: 35 the Puget Sound Tr: ny, was fatally Wednesday when his body came into contact with a high voltage wire near the company plant at Dieringer Morasch died several hours after the nceldent asch a lineman for Aero Enlistments Are Stopped Here | of lack airplane of fun and balloon wer ordered stopped, Col tr, recruiting officer nounced ‘Thursday Recaum ja enlist ments bev o B. ¥ ke. an »|Five Killed When Trains Collide TRAVERSE CITY, Mich. Aug. 21 When a Pere Marquette freight rashed head on into a so paseehget train et Wednesday, five members of train crews, were and 16 passengers seriously Grawr persons, all killed injured All Right, Neighbors, Let’s Hang Our 50,000 ontof-town beginning § tle hotels a ing houses. But the man of the fleet housing committee, “We're asking everybody day. “By opening our homes, accommodate the crowd.” Fully Week,” 8 well fi ptember pretty and i if you have @ room, or more, to the Fleet Housing Committee, 20 Name ... Address Street Car Line . Single ROOMB cesseseseees Single Reds (Male or female) Price, if any.. Remarks ..... visitors will be visitors must be hous to do «-Partios Preferred ...,. Latchstrings Out in Seattle during “Fleet Ned, So are apartment and room: 4, and Jim Lansbury, chair undertaken the task their bit,” said Lansbury n no other way, will we Tues be able to fill out the following and’ mait it 5 Commercial building: -No. of Car Double Rooms......... Double Beds ..... (Male or female) All ‘Advantages mark towns. of the many progressive as follows vineyard and Ket 3 cents a p 10 acres the acre pro@itable » dairy cows and poultry the beet lue my place find | | already AUGUST 21, 1919. Ten thousand more acres of wonderfully productive irrigat- ed land just opened to settlement as result of sale of bonds and de- velopment of irrigation districts in the celebrated Three Rivers Farming Country Located in Southeastern Wash- ington, at the confluence of the Yakima, Snake and Columbia Rivers. What Thi ‘Land Produces s | “This great Three Rivers ¢ ferred to as the lower Yak the following yields per acré alfa. 6 to § tons 30 tons 3 to 6 tone. § to tons. IRRIGATED LAND $100 AN ACRE Easy Installments Five Years to Pay for It m of all enterprixe—all the source of all wealth—is found at in the Three Rivers Country. And right now in the time to see this Empire of Opportunity humming with activity on every hand. Thousands of acres of this 1 have already been taken up. and the prolific crops that now greet your eyes re wonderful behold. The Western Pacific Hee Company is conducting regular weekly na and will be glad to have you go along to make a personal investigation. ¢ office. 711-714 White Bullding-—for information, or send in the coupon. SIGN AND MAIL THIS COUPON 1 came here (Three Rivera Country) about a year and a half ago, and bought 10 acres, and I HRN PAC have made more mone t of this small farm 1S CO ery, year than I did from. 160 acres im the of Richland, in the heart of t pantry, ma district, of the Three Riv- sometimes tt produces rth of Mason-Dixon i poll. nd—the foundat 1 in i 15 soann ir Hean. Corn, ade —_ Tac putting, you ma, Vorfiand, 126 bushels, beat ta 200 to 400 boxer 400 to 600 boxes. 100 to 600 crates 2 e Pasco, Bur all including di and Atta! farmers around re 4 poultry raising, it in located right As for daloae “hos re thin in Just the country at the source of supp’ you produce your own feed and save th: n’s profits. Here is where you can make real money HE DOES BETTER THAN IN THE EAST SRE excurs puntry, located at Snake and Yah on the y I have small fr dintric Attalia und f Alfalfa Didg. Fourth at Union, Please send me free information land opening opportunities in the Three orm. potatoes and pp prunes, peaches ‘and «mall fruit. One season he sold rth of strawberries from 1% acres. * pigs and ney. “There he proceeds r and cgge keep don't keep I can't tell how mu make, but I have money in the bank. I like the country, I am satisfied. My place is not for sale.” belong to the Finch branch of the | my size with a rose red coat like family, which makes the Sparrows| mine. Hello! Here comes Cousin own cousins to us. Folks may get | Chicoree.” Mra. Linnet mixed with some of our | Sparrow cousins, but they never can | mistake me, There ts nobody else | Next story: Handsome, Chicoree, Peter Discovers Linnet BY THORNTON W. BURGESS (Copyright, 1919, by T. W. Burgess) RPHEUM THIR( AND —- MADISON DIDN'T take Peter Rabbit long to find the eweet singer whose had caught his attention, ¢ spied him pitting on the tip-top a fir tree in Farmer Brown's yard didn't dare go over there, for it was broad daylight, But he didn't have to, for the sweet sing er flew over into the Old Orchard and alighted just over Peter's head. He eter!” he or: “Hello, Linnet! cried Peter. “I was wondering who it could be who} singing lke that. I ought to kr but, you see, it is #0 long since I've heard you «ing that as a touch of that beautiful rose red about her, Her grayish brown back was streaked with black. Her white breast and sides were spotted with streaks of brown, Had she not been with Linnet, Peter drtainly would have taken her for a sparrow. She} looked so much like one that he ven: It’s Always on Time 5 and 9:15 and 2:30 P. M. at Matinees wan have own, laug same uid hy full full of que >» what ah pri friends I'm tr head wh begun to make bor It's & “T guess you belong to; Sparrow family,” That's pretty close, Peter; ! declared Linnet, tured to say, have | ‘"¢ 1 to who, and I've things which feel that I know feathered neigh- that I don't who a per rela net that's tty close Let's go buy Moldty French pas try, Uptown, 1414 3d Ave; down: | | town, 913 2d Ave. even dare « tive what fam Linnet Pete he w ure inkl over and see if Peter stared He saw a bird of sparrow entire body was @ rose red, the head, darkest on und palest on the breast and tail brownish parts of the feather His bill was short ter could r ppeared, The solemnly Harold Bell Wright’s NEW OZARK STORY |THE RECREATION SOF BRIAN KENT REAL PAINLESS DENTISTS In order to Introduce our new (whalebone) plate, which is the lightest | and strongest plate known, covers very little of the roof of the mouth; you can bite corn off the cob; guaran teed 15 years, EXAMINATION FREE $15.00 Set of Toeth. . $10.00 Sot Whalebone Teeth. $8.00 Crowns . $8.00 Bridgework . 2.00 Amalgam Filling. . 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Bring this ad with you. on be were STs Open Sundays From 0 12 for Working Oppesite Wrases-Paterses Ca Every Evening at THAT BIG SPECIAL TRAIN FILLED WITH FUN, MELODY AND PRETTY GIRLS just dying to talk to somebody.” | Linnet the Purple Finch, for thia| la who it was. ed right out. “I old Peter,” | . aver, and Just as I Well, here I am,| @ : | G feathered to know more,| “ello, Lnmet? erled Peter, EXPRESS” —A burlesque of the famous melodrama— A riot of fun, gun play and “dirty work” by two bold bad villains, You'll Die Laughing at Lew White and the Folly Girls in that funniest of all musical novelties— ~~ Special Ladies’ Mata, at 2:30 P. _ Ladies 10c Kiddies 5c OHIO CUT-RATE DENTI ay UNIVERSITY 5T.