The Seattle Star Newspaper, October 24, 1919, Page 5

SEATTLE STAR —————— guse-Grundaum Farniture Co., tnc. OTTO S. GRUNBAUM 416-424 PIKE STREET WE’LL TRUST YOU CREDIT SYSTEM has been established for your conven fence to assist you to furnish your heme along your own } Kens. Our terms are easier and our prices are lower will be found anywhere, No Extra Charges—No Interest. JUST YOUR WORD THAT YOU'LL PAY BY KITTY GORDON Dearest Vera Actors improvident ex folk true wald t But I've with exactly Actors be extrem found, in wide ence that wt the are and screen oppo site is thinking something always about the future, lying aside for old age, pre paring themselves for advancement fn their art, and making friendships which will prove profitable in bust ness | STORE HOURS—8:30 TO 5:30 and social affairs Rarly tn my career on the I had a heart-to-heart talk with my self, I said: “Kitty, you've got to make your way tn the world It's up to you to make a living for yourself and your daughter. You're making quite a lot of money now and if you yield to your desires and spend all you make flowers, you'll have a great time! While it lasts, but what will happer tomorrow if you lose out?” stage own on clothes and So right then and there I begar the habit of having IT am having a |wood time every day of my | but I am not living for the lone 1am thinking and preparing for the inevitable future. |_In the natural course of events,| Hours } Vera, you will live for a long time It's all right to way: “Eat |be merry, for tomorrow w that's what seldom Many of us eat and drink and are |Merry with all that we have in the |world and tomorrow, instead of |dying, we live and are penniless and unhappy we find out that the wisest plan would have been to | sive a thougnt to the morrow on jevery day of our jou thru life > I want to advise y to be provident. Save money [be pernurious, but save m PHYSICIAN GIVEN [invest it wisely, And mak SECOND SENTENCE |firients are, the renters aonet in the world, I believe. The humble _ DETROIT, Mich, Oct. 24——Dr.| person who was your friend yee George A. Frij who has been in'terday is the big person of tomor prison for manslaughter, has again|row and ia still jbeen found guilty on a similar! charge. He has been accused in con. | ~ nection with the death of several of fuzz on the fare is such Young women in the past 10 years as ee, every wom- | Three of his patients are held as wit Set Cees dillon etn ins | Resses against him rements | 2 oe MAN DOG CATCHER i ENVER, Colo, Oct. 24.—Den ver now boasts of having the only Tt la not |Woman dog catcher in the world.| {om Be rer, day Make Your Sleepi More Rest! mattress will help you accomplish this to your satisfaction. Here is one that is unsurpassed its rest producing qualities. Filled with fifty of soft felted cotton, closely tufted and covered sa high grade art ticking. Exceptional value ate u, my dear Don't ney and friends if you need it This may sound rather sordid. Vera, to take this view of your nds, but it's a fact that the in dividual with the most friends gets on the best in world and has the best time, Friends not only make life the too. Doctor Prescribes D.D.D.for Banker Write J Rowers, Cashier First Na- tions! Bank, Tracy Cli, Tenn a “The worst case of Ecrema I belleve rsa, eae - wild Th jthru the world, lof old age—they are life fellow who have gone thru tolls and vicls PETER Eats His First Sour Grapes y removed— | J ‘ivacy of one’s Ba Without the assistance of BY THE STORY LADY It was great fun to poke money in Mr. Owl's head, hear him may, Whoo! Whoot" his eye. Peter hurried down to breakfast gadinct clecirical, “Just |There may be one or two others In| sAssra "ansed® invesusha i e from your/unknown parts of the world, but ™eriw bd. Mt today liom the “ithe yuu |eXberts here have not been able to Seo Brat bein Bae: ee ana ; the offending hairs find any after extensive investiga- ; }e@) “e) th your own eyes you tion, She is Mrs. Laura Dittrich iy harmic 'GAS-|deputy pound mistress. She has le le Perfectly odvriesn—|been praised repeatedly for her JHE Loom for Skin Disease wer * bata 6 Bika __IpRUG STORES . stores are well stocked with a complete its, Shoulder Braces, attendance. .. Crutches We have a com- Plete stock of Best || Hardwood Crutch- es, strong and made } to stand the hard- est usage, neatly lished and in all ine of Elastic Hosiery, Abdomi- Trusses and everything along these lines. Expert fit- OOO AAA AAA AAA AAA AAA nnn Camp’s Abdominal Belts for the correction of all abdominal deformi- ties. An absolute necessity to all stout people. Men’s No. 1—Ventilated material with one strap on each side; strong and durable $4.00-$4.50 2—The same as above in design and workmanship, but in coutil. A strong, dur- able fabric that will give good wear Pslees. "pe ........$1.25 wereetgty v-scg2 $2.50-$3.00 Bakker Crutch Tipe, two strape on each side, adjustable belt top and bottom, 15¢, 2 for....25¢ made especially for heavy men. Each...$6.50.86.00 Elastic Goods TRUSSES For Treatment of Varicose Veins; Large, Painful or Swollen Limbs “Horn” Truss, steel coated with hard rubber, nickel plated parts. Each. . --.-$10.00 Fine Silk Paragon Abdominal Supporter .................+...-96.50 Silk Paragon Supporter ... 84.00 Yenus Mesh Abdominal Supporter. ..$3.00 ‘ashion Abdominal Supporter... ....$6. ted Cross Abdominal Supporter.....$7.50 alk “Hornbro” Chesterman-Leland Silk Stocking Anklets trees 2.50 Chesterman-Leland Linen Anklets ..... i apaiings $2.00 Chesterman-Leland Silk Leggings .......0..+.. $2.50 Chesterman-Leland Heavy Silk Leggings Elastic Legging, Stocking or Anklet to fill any all requirements. ~ Men’s No. “Samson's” ‘Truss, best spring steel, leather fin- ish; single, $4.50; double .... “Seeley” Truss, best quality spring steel that cannot rust. Truss coated with hard rubber, single, $6.75; double. ..$10.00 New York Elastic oe Child’s “New York” Umbil- ical Elastic Trusses $1.50 and $2.00 “New York” Single Elastic Truss. .$1.25 and $1.50 Silver Medal Single Elastic Trusses ..........$2.50 Silver Medal Double Elastic Truss . $3.50 If you need a Truss we can fit you and guarantee a per- fect fit. A-complete assortment of Trusses for children and adults. ‘ Heavy » Denso ies fe have a full and e line of Suspen- | tes for athletes and Working men. Our Hock consists of such * sad “Bauer and Black; “Johnson and Johnson," “Par,” “Pro,” ‘Auto,” “Vim,” “Speed,” “Thor” Suspensories range in Shoulder Braces "TRUFO2M Lo BLT ‘$1.25 ‘$1.50 1. 15e ruform Suvwuer wiace Yixie Straight Form Brace. Jpright—A serviceable Br The Army and Navy Brace for bo At Bulldog Brace, built for hard wear and you'll get it. Each sees 82.50 A Shoulder Brace will strengthen the back and help over- come stoop shoulders. We have the best makes, s and girl ; and 5 Stores Located at 5349 First Ave. Westlake 610 Second | Ave., Near Alaska Bldg. Ballard at Ave. at Ave. Pike St. Pine St. willing to give you @ helping hand influential more | your friend and|cheerful from day to day as we Ko ¥ but are the solace stockholders in the business of life and see him wink | ‘RIDAY, OCTOBER 24, 1919. “MY ADVICE TO MY DAUGHTER” Save Money and Make Friends if You Would Succeed in Work, Says Successful Actress | Kitty Gerdon and Her Daughter Look Like Sisters, Don't They? | situdes and with jus. Make frie Vera, and keep jthem and save money, By doing these two things you will be giving that very necessary thought to the morrow which we should all* give to it | Your devoted mother. | KITTY Prosperous times Miss Gordon's next letter of ad viee to her daughter will be on "Keeping Up to Date.” Jevery morning and every Saturday aight Papa gave him five nickels. And Mr. Ow! got them all! Then Papa brought home a catalog with nothing but toy moving picture ma. chines in it and he and Peter spent an evening or two in looking at it.| They decided on a ten dollar machine | {and Papa showed Peter how to fix| Mr. Ow! #0 he wouldp't give up his! | Money till there was ten dollars. Then one day when Papa and' Mamma were gone a little boy who| was living on the street told Peter! that he was moving away and that he would sell him his new toy auto-| |mobile for four dollars. | Now Peter had just four dollars jand he decided that he simply had | |t@ have that automobile. He even |made himself believe that Mamma }4hd Papa would want him touhave | the automobile, So he told the boy that he would take the car and then |Fushed home for hie money. Then| he rem bered that Mr. Ow! would not let him have it. He shook him around but it didn't do any good. “O, well!” Peter, “I the old automobile any ¥ CARPENTER MOORE. Residents of San Francisco enjoy ocean bathing §% miles inland. The water is pumped into a bathhouse. said didn't NOT A HAPPIER MAN IN SEATTLE THRESS ASSERTS Rejoices Because Tanlac Has Restored His Wife to Health and Strength “I don't believe there fs a hap- pier man in Seattle than I am, and It is all because of what Tanlac did for my wife,” said Charles J. Thress, a valued employe of the Bass-Hueter Paint Company, and who resides at 2323 North Sixty- fifth street, Continuing Mr, Thress said ‘or several years | wife suffered something awful with indigestion and stomach trou- ble. Then last fall she had an. at-| tack of the flu and this left her in| terribly run down condition. She | }lost what little appetite she had land could not digest the least thing |she ate, Her food would just Ie lin her stomach and sour, causing gas, and she would bloat badly. | She had an awful pain across the jamal! of her k almost all the time, If she stooped over to pick |"p anything she would nearly fall and could hardly straighten up again. Hernerves got in such bad | shar that she had to let |housework go almost entirely | would Jump and become frigh at the least little sound, and | was hardly ever able to sleep more |than two hours a night. She would |toss and roll from side to side, and | when got up in the morning jher back ached so she could hardly |bend over to put on her About this time some of her friends recommended Tanlac to her, and she consented to try it, and it has t only relieved her of the after- jeffects of the flu, but the other |troubles she had have also disap- peared. It toned up her stomach and whole system, and got her tn {such a good, healthy condition |that she has a splendid appetite and can eat anything she wants and as much as she wants, She is never bothered more with gas or bloating. ry bit of the |pain has gone from her back and |she can bend and stoop without the least trouble, and her nerves are lin fine shape. She goes to sleep almost as soon as she goes to bed and sleeps like a child ‘until morn- ing. | “She has gained in welght and her whole appearance shows she 1s strong and well. We never lose an opportunity to say a good word for Taniac, and I am glad to recom- mend it to everybody.” Tanlac is sold in Seattle by Bartell Drug Stores under the personal di- rection of a special Tanlac represen: tative —Advertisement, ‘ my she Burners and Incense Powders * Main Floor FRAGRANT, purify- ing and Oriental at- mosphere permeates every room, and nook. That is reason enough why in fall and winter months every home should have burner and incense. The following odors are on sale in the Drug Sundries Section: corner Sandal Wood 25c Flowers of India 50¢ Tenjen Crest 75c Kiyomidzu 25¢ Temple of Heaven 35e Burners 25¢, 85¢ and 50¢ Boys’ Suits Nobby man tailored models of navy serge, mixtures and cor duroy#, in sizes 6 to 16 years at $7.50, $12.05, $14.75, $16.75 and $18.75. —Upper Main Floor Girls’ and Misses’ Coats Special $15.00 Upper Main Floor The fifty coats grouped for sale offers the unusual in price reduc- tion, which is made to effect a quick disposal of the entire this Saturday's assortment. These coats sold formerly $29.50, $34.75 and $39.50 and offer at $19.50, $22.50, Rhodes Co. | The Beaver Cloth Coats Special Saturday Until Noon at i ~ $138.75 New Second Floor D geod for Saturday morning. sale (lasting until noon) the Ready-to- Wear Section has assembled from the regular stock 20 heaver cloth coats in full belted style with large col- lar, deep cuffs and fancy lining. Sizes 34 to 44. For- merly $19.50. Choice until noon at ..........$13.75 a Men’s Underwear A. splendid ssortment of complete underwear stocks permits now (at the time winter garments are needed) the choosing of weight, style and size desired in cotton or wool shirts, drawers and union suits at $1.25, $1.50 and up to $8.00. —Main Floor Rear Men’s $10.50 Sweaters $7.50 Main Floor Rear Substantial reductions are made on 20 Jumbo Knit Sweaters for a quick disposal. The assortment includes sizes 38 to 44 with large roll collars. They are displayed in heather colors. belted models with large fur cloth, plush and self collars designed of mixtures, tweeds, velours and silvertone. Sizes 12, 13, 14, 15, 16 and 17 with the medium sizes pre- dominating but not each size in every color or style. Danny Finds a Refuge School Hose for boys and girls at 35¢, 50¢ and 65¢ a pair. —Main Floor Rear DIAMOND RINGS AND WATCHES ALBERT HANSEN BY THORNTON W. BURG (Copyright, 1919. by T. MOUSE | [ae 8 DANNY MEADOW A anxiously looked this way and that way for a place to hide from Buster Bear, a sharp, squeaky voice almost in his very ear made him jump, “What are you doing over here, Danny? Aren't you lost?" said the sharp, squeaky voice. | Danny turned quickly to find a little round hole in the ground be- tween the roots of the tree, and just inside was the trim little head of his Whitefoot the Woodmouse. i 1 Danny. “Buster Bear teh me, and I don't know what to do.” “Come in here,” replied Whitefoot promptly | Danny didn’t need a. second Invi tation, He darted in just as Buster Bear reached the tree on the other side. Buster promptly tried again the trick by which he had so nearly caught Danny, Hoe reached a }reat paw around the trunk of the tree nd brought it down swiftly. But he was too late. There was no one un- der that big paw. Buster watched and listened, but he saw nothing and heard nothing. Then he walked around the tree to investigate, There was no sign of Danny Meadow Mouse, But between the roots of the tree was a little round hole “lub!” grunted Buster Bear and began digging furiously Now, Buster Bear's claws are long |and stout, and when he sets out to dig he makes things fly, But White foot the Woodmouse knows all about those gr claws of Buster, and when he made that little round hole he made it right under the big roots of that tree, It didn’t take Buste long to find out that it was quite to try to dig out Danny Meadow Mouse You see, those bir roots ein the way. So, after a minute or two of useless digging, Buster gave up. It was foolish to waste time there when he might be hunting for and finding sweet little beechnuts. So, grumbling deep in his throat, Buster walked off and » more began to rake over the « in search of beechnuts. Mea , Danny Meadow Mouse had 1 his cousin, Whitefoot the Woodmouse, along a little tunnel among the roots that led him some useless distance away from where he had It was a very nice little tunnel. Danny said as much as he scampered along after Whitefoot Whitefoot was pleased, but he didn't say anything, He just scampered along, and Danny followed, After a while they came out in the heart of | a big, hollow stump. | “Now,” said Whitefoot, “you have | nothing to worry about from Buster Bear. Tell me what happened and | what you are doing so far away from home.” entered, Next story: A Pleasant Visit, WATT’S ENGINE IS STILL ABLE TO RUN BIRMINGHAM, Eng., Three hundred lee ing science gathered here for the James Watt centenary, went to Ocker Hill and saw in operation an engine built by James Watt in 1776. Burgess) $8.50 Florence Oil Heater at $5.98 e Florence Oil Heater is the center of attraction these cold days. It quickly makes cold corners warm and comfort- able. Floreace Oil Heaters are smoke- less and odorless and have more heating surface than other heaters; $8.50 value at ........-. 85.98 $1.50 Slabs of Sole Leath:r at 98¢ We have a big lot of high grade oak tan and hemlock tan sole leather that is cut up i labs. and pieces ent sizes. This leather is worth up to $1.50 a slab. Saturday we are going to sell it at ..... cc. eee ese ee eee e DBE $2.25 GRISWOLD WAFFLE IRON at $1.69 Waffles from a Griswold Waffle Iron are rich, crisp and brown— with maple syrup are delicious— and easy to make. This is the No. 8 size. Special at.. $1.69 40-WATT MAZDA GLOBES AT 35¢ Plenty of clear, vivid light will help im- mensely to make your home cheerful. Mazda Lamps give a_ clear, white light that is easy on the eyes. 40-watt size at 35¢ to Better