The Seattle Star Newspaper, October 31, 1919, Page 15

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The Instrument Shown 4 quality player is but one of many popular pianos of national reputation t d at this pioneer music house. An ng you # m this quality house you can depend on as being good, and the wide selection here insures utmost satisfaction at the price you want to pay, Do not consummate the purchase of any piano or er plano, until, you have first “looked” at Montelius—the House of Quality. FRECKLES AND HIS FRIENDS He Described the Hippopotamus Perfeetlu, SO? WEE oN ty EARN WANE You BERAt 6000 HEAVENS» You'll WINE Your MOTHER, PALE AN MB WANBAT T Tit Zoo et rigs T CANT UST SAY ITS AANB, BUT IT LOOKS JUST LIKE A M\LLION POUNDS OF WER? TOOK AT ALL “TH! DEAR t ANINALS- AN THEY WAD ONE RIG ANIMAL THEY CALLED TW Hip — Hip -— fiusic Flouse Opposite Pantages Theatre Distributors of Mason & Hamlin Pianos ie HAWAII FISH MARKET _|POSTAL MESSENGER CLEANER THAN OURS IN A TAXICAE | HONOLULU, T. H., Oct. 31.—H. L.| WASHINGTON, Oct. 31.—A | Kelly, territorial fish and game man, cab drove up in front of the jhas returned from the mainland with |sey building and a special d @ report that fish markets here are| messenger from the postoffice go cleaner than those he Inspected. He jout, filled his arms full of says, however, the prices here are| delivery packages and entered higher. | building, | Work s—and the) Coal yet unmined in the Us more folks you have working for) States amounts to four fimes you the more success you will| Great Britain, and one-half @ achieve. 2 ‘the world. DAWGONE “THAT You RE 6. FINE Guy WHY, THEY AINT FINISH: “a so NT 7 SS EMELBERT SIMPKINS! WAIT'LL 1 GET OU ORE! WHy TH WATER I GAVE ‘EN 1 LTOLD Hit To Look | | AHOLD OF Hitt DONT YGIVE THESE LAST WEEK YET! @FTER THOSE GOLD AND SHOW Hirt GOLD FISH Sone Asx! THOSE Poor FRESH WATER? TW DAN I GOT HOLD OF THAT ORS OR HENS USINTH’ Tan THERE'S AY. HEN POWER Mack, MY FOUR HENS TOOK A PANCY TIT re ‘arn AS AN EGS CACKLEMOBILE A GOIN’ ASB LAVIN’ NEST AN’ WITH EGGS SELLINY/( — once 2-HA,ALL You >. U EGGS AN HouR t A FER 75%, YER HIDE AT WUTHA DIME Corre Do To SCRAMBLE Pt “THAT'S MY (DEAR ¢ Neat WAR TAK T' CHASE | |COW RUNS AMUCK [ISLAND CONVICTS MEMORIAL SERVICE FIRST GERMAN HERE ey As ord ig tl pate | | IN A CITY PARK) SEE VAUDEVILLE! PLAN FOR WAR DEAD) ON CUPID’S BIDDING |« . his first mission in the CLEVELAND, Oct. 31.—A sea wa HONOLULU, T. H., Oct. 31—| Memorial services in honor of the} te cow broke from a cattle 7 jumped the fence into B park. She gave park emplo merry afternoon. One park man taken to the hospital badly go rtainment. THERE'S only one reason for the popularity of ing to marry Miss Flor- . ° NEW YORK, Oct. 31.—The first | a 7 4 : to” Y to enter the United States (ence Newberger of. New . York. aan ||: Oc Je. e April, 1917, is Erich Hecht; |Hecht's passport was issued by the : ‘and that’s their goodness. RED CROSS Every cent raised from the membership campaign will be devoted to home purposes. The entire war money quota has been paid in cash by the Chapter. A Peace Program of tremen- dous importance to every soul is about to be launch- ed by this great Organiza- tion. It is a campaign against Disease and Un- happiness and is one that means Contentment for all mankind. No one will be asked for more than one single dollar. Come to Headquarters and assist in putting the Campaign over. y six months the prisoners of|men from King and Kitsap counties | who gave their lives in the World| yeaq of the exporting firm of 'new republic of Germany. War, will be held here at the Arena, |—— ; ans Reh cera it about the hips. Bossy was taken |take a prominent part in producing o'clock, under the auspices of est reatment or atarr to the stockyards. |the shows. the Seattle chapter of the American AOE LE AONE ATE PEO ER lithe waren will be preceded by a S. S. S. Removes the Cause lo — | <== || | military procession, composed of ex [service men, according to arrange For the Blood , discovered over fifty years ago, test 1 fj - \ ments made by the executive com fibenl ae ed, true and tried, is obtainable at \ > iS @re the In mittee of the local chapter Once you get your, blood. free|any drug store. ‘ | ~icleansed of the! value in thousa ! It is especially desired by the|from impuriti ery family w EASY TO BREAK RIGHT UP J eae Pao a Pl since A Happy Choice for Every Occasion IMPERIAL CANDY COMPANY Seattle, U. S. A. atarrhal poisons, which it is now|4o so in your o happen sweat unhealthy [Once and begin tr A prey to because of tw unhealthy | 1°. jong standing case, be sure to state—then you will be relieved of | write for free expert medical advice. Catarrh—the dripping in the throat, | We will tell you how this purely hawking and spitting, raw sores in| Vegetable blood remedy cleanses the soldier who has given his life to country shall attend the service as — - — rersescmamcamees) 7 honor guest. Don't pass your cold to other mem-|clogged-up nostrila and the air pas aetlas resid ORES RAE ‘egy ga sla <i pl Po ae the heads stone: Ande: rut vee Impurities from the blood by liter | hing: relieves the headache, duliness, | FRESH CO-ED MUST sia elastin , | ily washing it clean. We will prove/ stuffed-up! Quit blowing and snuf bad breath. It was caused, In the) to you that thousands of sufferers |feverishness, sneezing, soreness and PUFFS > res aga | |fing! A dose of “Pape's Cold Com: | stittness. FURNISH THE first place, because your impoverish-| from Catarrh, after consistent treat- | en every two hours until| “Pape's Cold Compound” is the| PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 81.—Fresh.| ed blood was cally Infected. Possibly | ment with 8. 8. 8. have been freed are taken, usually breaka| quickest, surest rellef known, and|man coeds must keep a powder puff|a slight cold or contact with somo-| trom the trouble and all ita disagree: | cold and énds all grippe|costs only a few cents at drug stores.{available at all, times. The sopho-|one who had a cold. But the point} able features.» Don't delay the trent. : lit acts without assistance, tastes|more girls demand it, ‘They must] ts--don't suffer with Catarrh—it is|}ment. Address Medical Director, 259 ‘The very first dose opens your'!nice, no quinine, wear green hair ribbons, too, not necessary, The remedy, 8. 8. 8.,| Swift Laboratory, Atlanta, Ga, nostrils, and the disagreeable