The Seattle Star Newspaper, October 8, 1919, Page 9

MWe Announce for A Most Extraordinary Offer Comprising Odd Lots, Styles and Sizes, Reductions class suits that reflect every phase modes of the season—suits that are duplication because of the s materials. Expertly tailored in tail, and displaying those ma teristic of Graham's The Materials Represented in these three groups: SILVERTONE, PLAIN AND CHECK VELOURS, PEKIN STRIPE VELOUR, TRICOTINE, SERGE, SCOTCH CHEVON AND OXFORDS GROUP ONE. $37.50 $49.50 and $55.00 Suits Reduced to. GROUP TWO $59.50, $65.00 and $69.50 Suits : Reduced to ; GROUP THREE $75.00, $79.50 and $85.00 Suits Reduced to - $47.50 - $97.90 SECOND AT SPRING ~ Temple Chorus to Sing November 28 An elaborate 1 program is [being prepared f fitfon by the Temple chorus next concert Friday evening, November 28, in the First Methodist church. The concert will be in the nature of a tribute to nest White, manager of the Se STATE CONFERENCE The state conference of Social Wel fare workers which was scheduled for November 12-15 poned until January 7-10, according to an announcement Tuesday b: | Evelyn Gail Gardiner, secretary of the Social Welfare league has been post The Lassie Still Wears the Ring Grace Livingston Hill in her book, “The War Ro- mance of the Salvation Army,” tells the story of a ring a Salvation Army Lassie wears. The ring belongs to a soldier, who, before the war, had been a hard drinker and continued being one after enlisting. He came under the influence of The Salvation Army and swore he would drink no more. But time after time he fell, each time be- coming more desperate and discouraged. | Charm Grows Each time the young Lassie-Captain tried to cheer \| him up. After the last of his failures, while she was encouraging him, he detached a ring from a cord around his neck. With Years if the hairis kept youn}, You can prevent pray hair or bring, back the youthfulcolor to hair that is faded, pray streaked, or Bray if you use \ | La Creole Hair Dressing favorite among the aristocratic Creoles of isians whose won- derful luxuriant hair is a distin- Buishing mark of their pure French and Spanish ancestry. La Creole “It was my mother’s,” he explained. “If you will | wear it for me, I will always think of it when the temptation comes to drink, and the fact that some- | one cares enough to take all the trouble you have taken on my behalf will help me to resist. No one will misunderstand,” he cried, seeing the Lassie was about to decline. “Very well,” agreed the girl, “but the first time you take a drink, off will come the ring! And you must promise to tell me if you take a drink.” It cannot tains no dyes, & The Soldier promised. The Lassie still wears the — ring. She was trained in the Salvation Army HOME SERVICE, which needs your subscription. 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Aw I wrote you, right in the mid jdie of a dictation and e the words of Kimoto'’s announcement that “honorable gent'man was call ing, very angry” were fairly out of the poor Jap’s mouth, in burst Nandy “What does this Herron in @ resta glancing up from * It means I to speak with you, Mr. Herron,” from Randy, his eyes looking as T never saw them before—narrowed and cruel—his face colorless, bis hands clenching with | denire vit | “L nee only by appointment Tam bu ating Tl do t of dictating myself,” breathless from the ir!” shot merely ‘There they stood for an instant, chest to chest. | snapped Randy, bis jaw setting hard. “I'm only a department head in @ subsidiary company, but 1 know you, Mr. Merron, quite well and I guess you know me y held Herron’s eye in a sort onge, I was amazed to nee pok Just the tiny bit use He right elf im | mediately, however, and with @ half aneer, maid: "You're in the electrical contract department—I can't keep track of the names of all the clerke.” Randall Lewis is my name, of | Bentavilte. And my business con- cerns your damnable soiling of Miss Varick'’s n — Herron started from his chair with |the look of an animal about to spring. My bieod ran cold. So well | did I know his power and the ter rible, silent force of his anger, once It Mashed thru he'd kill Randy as soon as aroused ML eried: “Be careful what you say! It's all a mistake anyhow Not much of a Ha " j@ jabber terinar- |! guess you don't realize it, Dore You don't know this—thia wo 1 clothing as T do, Oh, don't All I want ts for duds together and insti 5 furthe Affair You young cub, I'll have you kicked out of here You're firedt* To my amazement back his head and lau irst time I behei Randy threw and for » Herron te sore hed t There th tood for instant chest to chest, jaws thrust ugilly forward, eyes holding eyes, fists mirac mn Herron who inous slowly, “it fired, not I world Perhaps if of that Kidgley Lakes t affair of land. To gain your ends you are wi now to cheat Dorothy Varick of everything a woman holds dear and sacred, Oh, y a You knew what Mortt vielous wife | was circula knew that Mills was 1 thru Miss Varick, And didn't care. You wanted to fight back and win your | battle with Mills, even tho you tore Mixx Varick to shreds incidentally You could make use of the shreds/ yourself, I suppose you thought. | Well, you w I'll take Miss Var- | ick with me, and I'll settle with you for her right now" He made a sudden reach toward! Herron and blindly I threw myself between them. Herron shrank back! * * © Joan! The one act that stands out, now that the smoke of battle has cleared, is that Randy | Lewis did this thing—this miracte | of making John Herron lose his | | self-command! 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