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

NOW kale MUST SPEEDUP HAS MONEY TO }000 toward that $22,000 Red Cross) tery She loved a rich man— She loved a poor man— She loved a titled man— She loved many— Pretty badly mixed, we'd say, SEE— iPAULINE| FREDERICK SALE OF SEALS Campaign Closes Here on Wednesday Night | Seattle has only contributed $12 Christmas seal fund—and there are only two days to go! The drive closes on the night of December 10, Wednesday night became The Washington Anti Tuberculosis y reported Monday that poths had garnered $ ) designated as the drive will end in failure un ttle digs down deep for the which will mean a rtable home for help! sea tuber! while they await a hospitals and sanitartur } Business men, aroused apathy shown toward t campaign, organized M make a strenuous effo $20,000 in two days ry man in Seattle bought a red seal that sum would be It single doubled BAD HE COULONT ::"= —| tr ler making love to her, did not have AID LOVE ARTIST Mystery Woman Crosses Continent to Help Prisoner LOS ANGELES, I %—The mys ed ac © nave George A. Fox, con ove artint San Quentin, w he ie Impris more of a mystery than ever woman whe ome the She is here ax Mra. Catherine War York, She refuses ¢ state ether the name ts fictitious stated that she tx rominont in the Bast, ts of thy family, and ts 000 in Fox's be ally ¥ an ime the | would be Anked what her inter I have only a benev I have spent my life money to aid those in dis. I have known Mr, Fox for everal years.” was removed suddenty county jail to San Quen n to serve his indeterminate sen imposed for defrauding Mre she maid m th Walters of over $5,000, aft ime to say good-bye to his wife and hildren Mrs Warner” wae in talking to him when the word came PUT ON HG GOAT Iowa Resident Tells How Cause of Twenty Years of Suffering Was Corrected Theumatiam ts one of the diseases which still perplex scientists and no specific has yet been found for all cases. Tt is a known fact that in rheumatism the blood becomes thin rapidly, that building up the blood relieves the rheumatism, and that there is usually no return of the dis ease as long as the blood is main tained in good condition The effec tiveness of the tonic treatment of rheumatiem by Dr. Williams’ Pink Pills is (Mustrated by the experience of Mr. Sam Stukas, who lives at No. 419 Maple ave. Clinton, lowa I first became afflicted with rheu matiom twenty years ago,” says Mr. Stukas. “When, im the course of my work, I waa frequently exposed to dampness, the rheumatism bec o gradually worse and I suffered from severe pains in my shoulders, arms jand legss Sometimes I could hardly raise my arm to feed myself and the |pain was so great that I had to have| This is the time of the year we are all hungry for them. them for breakfast, when everybody can enjoy them. good, made with ROGERS’ BAKING POWDER—sweet and wholesome. Does not contain alum. The Seattle t my coat on. My fingers were often numb, « fally in the morning, and it seemed as though every joint In my body ached. My feet were alternately hot and cold and often th became so numb at night that I couldn't sicep. réad sbout Dr, Williams’ Pink pills and procured a box. It wam't more than a month before I saw that the remedy was helping me. Grad ually the pain in my shoulders, arms and legs became leas severe. My cir- culation has improved until I no long er feel that numbness in my hands or Pp well, have taken on fleah better in every way than I help te recommend the r need of a sont ms’ Pink Pi druggists or di jam Write for the free ag Up the Blood. } chapter on rheu Mr. Ford Owner— head off these cold morn when I will guar. antee to make your car start easy? Bring your car to Ask mother to have next Sunday morning They’re extra Rogers Company -|interest may b Wanted! 2,500 Youngsters to Join in Party W. A. Weary”) Wilkins, chair man of the Elks’ Christmas tree has this to say “Every child in Seattle ts tn vited to help the EB enjoy Christmas, We have made prep arations to receive 2 but we want all we can get. The more the merrier! We don't care how they're dresned, they are, or why they came, but we to care how Uh here and how theyre ket home, We will have automobiles for the kiddies who live in the outlying districta. But we want every kid In Seattle to feel that he is mightily welcome to come and help us enjoy Christmas day.” ‘The Elks’ Christmas tree will be rained in the club gymnasium and the kiddies will be allowed to burst in and feed their eyes on it at 11 clock on Christmas morning. The party will continue until & pom TIPS COST HIM $4 IN HOUR, HE SAYS NEW YORK, De “It cost me exactly $4 In ¢ exeess charges when your beautiful city today,” K. Jennings, of Chillicothe. I Upped the Pullman porter, the red-« r, the doorman. the captain, the bell-hop, the porter the waiter, the head waiter, the hat | girt, the barber shop porter and the barber. I paid excess on the taxi trip, on telephones, on newspapers bought tn the hotel, In barber shop charges and for alleged service I didn’t get tr the dining room. “It took me just one hour to dir cover I was a moral coward, for I tid not have the courage to " 4 out m any of the above hold-w . If I ever overlooked any outstretched I am sorry, but my mone was going so fast I became a littl stampeded "You have a wonderful city here! palms. \| PALMISTS “KIDDERS” SAYS BEACH OFFICIAL} LOS ANGELES. .—V has a license for palmistry, and when an applica tion was made by a woman for per mission to open a palmistry parlor and she accompanied her request with the full amount of the license fee. City Trustee Edward A objected to a license being granted. | “The palmistry game in all a fab and I'm against any of these thin in Venice,” said Trustee Gerety, in ion to the granting of the li | c I wouldn't my fake ed Trustee Holbrook. Just game of kidding.” The license was granted, however despite the objections INSURES FLOWERS FOR HER OWN GRAVE KANSAS CITY, Dec, 9.—Her grave in to be decorated with flowers on New Year's day, Easter. Decoration nd Christmas, according to a clause in the will of Mra Elizabeth Albin. Her will, filed in the probate court, places in trus the interest of w purchase the flo * suggent a littl aid to trustees for | their gervice in executing this pro- vision, SMOKING IS ACQUIRED | BY BOYS IN HARVARD) ofa poor complexion clears away pimples No one knows the humiliation of ‘being a‘‘wall flower’ ' betterthanthe girl “with a red, rough, pimply complexion. Hf your shin is not {resh and smooth, or has suffered {rom an unwise use of cosmetics, try Resinol Soap and Resi- nol Ointment for a week and see if they WANT ADS BRING RESULTS, don’t begin to make a blessed differ- ence. They also help to make hands and arms soft and white, and to keep the hair live, glossy and free from dandruff. All draggiets sell Resino! Ointment and Resinot Vera ree sample of each, write to Dept. 1i-N Kalo Baltimore, Md. You'd batter try them | mee" 7 BOSTON, Dee. 9.—Only 132 of the| 512 members of the present fresh.| men class in Harvard smoke; 84 of | these are pipe smokers, 43 prefer cig arets and 5 cigars. Practically all upper clasamen smoke, and Ph¥sical Director Wm. H. Greer says that it is almost impossible to attend Har vard without learning to smoke. seme G11 Kilbourne ‘Masonic Temple - Fremont Station STAR. TUESDAY, DEC MBER 9, 1919. A. Picture Gallery of Christmas Gifts at Matchless Prices From the Burnett Jewelry Store Not in the twenty odd years this store has been established has it offered such a wealth of beau- tiful givable gifts as it offers in the year of grace, nineteen nineteen! Gold and Silver and Diamonds and Precious Stones, wrought into beautiful forms by highly trained specialists, and all offered at prices which we believe to be Watches for Men—Lower Than Conditions Justify — Manufacturers have advanced the prices again, and only a few days ago. This means that many of these watches are selling for less than they can be re- placed for. And so far as we can see, they'll never come down. Elgin or Waltham Watches in 20-year gold-filled cases; thin model; accurate time-keepers; excellent styles. As long as we have any Elgin Watches in the popular octagon shaped cases; very attractive models, at $22.50 jewels; these will pass inspection on any railroad in the United States. Priced at... .$55.00 “Bunn” Special 23-jewel Watch, beloved of railway men me . 865.00 Elgin “Father Time” model; 21 jewels, in Crescent case; a superb watch which can be handed down from father to son Priced at . Solid gold Elgin or Illinois Watches— 14 karat case; small size; 17-jewel move ment. Specially priced at.......$50.00 The famous Seth Thomas Chime Clocks in rich mahogany axes as flue trated. Accurate time keepers. Chime the hours and quarters on a set of soft toned gongs. faithfully reproduce the belie of West minster Abbey These are of fered at the old rice, as long an we have any $47.50. Bracelet Watches Specially Priced Two of the atylen offered are illustrated—the popular octagon shape—with ribbon There other charming or spring bracelet. “re many les to choose ar Au emall and dainty all with lijewel movements and gold filled, 20-year guaran teed case, Not to be dupli cated when these are gone for the manufacturer ad vanced prices again on the first of this month Stes DEROO Men’s Leather Belts Excellent quality Leather Belts with sterling silver buckles—or rather a patent luteh which holds firmly n any position. Choice of everal choice designs— nany can be engraved ap- Rogers’ Tableware Special to fill the family chest at small cost Rogers’ famous guaranteed silver ware at lower prices than are likely to be met with for many years to come, if ever For sliver has gone sky-rocketing since these ordered from the factory An opportunity Here you ean buy were .. 15¢e 81.85 82.45 Teaspoons, set of six Dessert Spoons, set of al Tablespoons, set of six Knives and Forks, set of s six Forks, for Artistic Cuff Links A tray full of Cuff Links for men to wear in thelr soft shirts will solve the gift prob: lem for a lot of people. They're Sterling Silver, beautifully en ameled in artistic colors and in many clever designs. Specially priced at, per pair— $4.50 el ical values. the lowest hereabouts. The following are typ- There are hundreds more equally attractive, but it is wisdom personified to select gifts early, for many of these specially priced groups will be gone long before Christmas. Tomorrow will not be a day too soon. THE RICHEST CUT GLASS HALF PRICE While the stock lasts you can buy any piece for half the regular price. $8.00 Fruit Bowls for $2.50 Handled Nappies for.......$1.25 $4.00 Larger Nappies for...... $25.00 Water Sets $8.00 Celery $22.50 Tall Vases for 3oats for. And over a thousand other pieces, large and small, at exactly one-half the regular price. Choose early! Attractive Values in Men’s Rings Solid gold, of course—many and varied styles to choose among. Signet Rings (to be en- graved with initial or monogram), or rings with bloodstone, ruby or 1 Choice at a surprisingly low price, each..... 0.00 reconstructed precious stones. Diamonds are advancing everywhere but here. They have doubled in value in the last few years. Authorities declare they will double again. Therefore Diamonds are the soundest investment in the world today. Diamond Set Lavallieres, small diamonason beau- tiful solid gold pendants; specially $12 75 F . ed at. highly fash- ‘thers up to hundreds of dollars. num and Diamond Set Bar Pins nT cay $50.00 up to one thousand five hundred dollars. “uentancn "= $100.00 Pearls Are Fashion’s First Favorite! Here you can see a superb collection of Pearl Ne@e Neu, La Tosca and Regent pearis—in marvelous strands of beauty. The prices begin at $5.00 and end at $300.00 for a single string. To tempt arly buyers we have selected a fine group to be sold $10.00 at a special price, Bach Sheffield Tea Sets Specially Priced While they last we shall sell the Sheffield T Nustrated, four pieces, burnished silver, signs, for $14.50. The trays, if required, can be had for $5.00 extra, Burke Building We offer a superb collection of Solitaire Rings, wonderfully brilliant stones—perfect cuttings— choice mountings. A tray full to cheese amaous Woanal $150.00 Diamond Set Watches in Pustinum cares, up 10... -.. $1000.00 Elk Charms, Shriner's Emblams, Pins and Buttons $75.00 .. $200.00 Travelers’ Toilet Sets Specially Priced An opportunity to get a practical and never-to-be forgotten Christmas gift for a traveler. The Toilet Sets in Black Leather Cases—containing everything a man “needs on the road.” Specially priced, $7.50 each Another lot of Toilet Sets in Khaki Covered Cases— at a ridiculous price to close out. While they las $3.75 each. ’ : Chests of the Famous Community Par Plate As illustrated, Oak or Mghogany Chests, con. taining 6 pieces of a each piece for 10 years’ s, six forks dessert and six spoons, besides suga While chest .. Burnett Bros. 909 Second Ave.