The Seattle Star Newspaper, January 20, 1920, Page 11

; ° . ‘ THE SEATTLE STAR—TUESDAY, JANUARY 20, 1920 PAGE 11 \ A ‘ The Resinol M Doug ll _fouthwick SY NOPSIS OF PREC! EDING CHAPTERS tr treatment ep Alsi ing aes: yd y eng aye yeni mete ond Avenue at Pike ree We . mar Is a simple effective remedy for sufferers from Itching, ten ao ri ing, skin troubles, Try today, bathing that uncomfortable, : , wrlace with RESINOL SOAP and warm water, After Magne Clas ‘ 1 jes you have dried it gently with a soft cloth, apply RESINOL (Continnad:- Brg "SOMeSae? 0). Decor Cole NOB Ay SIS ea thinkin Oe atten | | SNTMENT with the dawer tt aes teat IAS alee Ry etruck (Occasional anvent, ‘There wan no} hing happens withthe other € with the fing ps. hen 1a phe ; 1, iM to Which he would not consent) shan't have tow about money e surprised at the prompt and blessed relief ve ‘ by the be now. They would be married an # 1 mea I'm not a fool, Bill I side the city wae shen é ec ne Commi tien Wi thy eo ‘ould do die j RESINOL SHAVING STICK ummerssun, In the great bi Al wood earache the teil c. ot nies tea hve ich Sat q gives a rich lather, full of sooth: feet cheeped along wide corrl and traight to sleop, Ke y 1'tt Get he will met well, and I . at ’ Vv om - the skin comfortable and refreshed, eo rene eee attection, | {it the softest motor car procurable) course this tx all a secret. We're § her charge acs hag | for Money, and into the private car! going right down to the city hat! | Al druggists carry the Resinet Fe ee cone te ine |that bis mother and Magsie meant! for the license now 1 the ring i 3 products n former days trying engage, by hook or crock, tonight.| There are a lot of clothes I've got iz F . t cough In six days they would be watching to buy immediate! | ’ i } her about the blue Pacific, and in three week Why don't you Jet me run you Cl f W iv d Sh the he had Ween! richie, should. be sleeping out of | about?” augmented Billy, "I don't earance O omens Lace 0eS vaguely but here in ne doors “and coming downstairs to|/ have to meet the men until #ix—I'll | plain little bed, se vege = ha meals, He had only to obey his) have to round up another girl, too;| 2 | pendent, #0 appreciative, he “\\ mother; he had onty to obey his wife.;but I'd love to, Let Mama go back $ 4 4 | Banden. 60, UDTenan''he ever’ nad) meter: he had only to obey hie wife. /Dat Td love ta, Reduced to $5.45 Reduged to $10.35 _— .. Whatever there peice yen before leaving im for the hour'# “Oh, 1 couldn't.” Magele sald, quite a | nal in Magule rose to meet hin! Pipl isting | the dutiful daughte aa a wen : a ¢ Shoes ¥ | q canal: Wirth sl tatiettede (RRS or wall a. geniet, Sallent Gents: ShOlGUr On private Gar, Bad @ eoek; and - 7 bay . wan : ield mouse and gray kid; welted } ——_;— went heb ane Have Kidney Trouble rirrounted the heir to the “Little! voi his mother, and he would simply| I may take Anna if 1 can get her! and gray kid, with matching cloth goles and French heels. Broken | Se Mould he something of DeTRON eet ceive tok camel] ‘OPS; French heels. Broken sizes. sizes. —weevensatt-seutnwicx, vith Fiesn aa thought Magwle dreamily, He might) yg et! was all Mrs, Gardiner] into her face as the other car whirled | Most people do not realise the/ If such conditions are permitted to hee oS fe exigent a : P . \ | Deevaleney of Kidney Uisease. While| follow; Kidney ‘Trouble in ite very | Foreign ce haa son? It the drive kidney disorders are among the most | worst form may steal upon you Gespicat ve lage ape gohan © ¢ © ¢ © *¢| “Drive to Mise Clay's apartment . ae aaah. tee to marry where she did not love’) when the two women went down| where you picked me up this morn-| common diseases that 7 hs If you feel that your kidneys are| ue tp r Ny love Richie hd | re almost the last recognised by |the cause or your sickness or Fun|lin'g way. And Techie loved her—no| Weyer th putt ted eur eving| Teed thine T lett something there--| earance O omen’s Neckwear | patients, who usually content them: condition, : begin. taking Bir.| suey ab taki Latea fer earel ee en aed Por) re ene selves with dectoring the effects, | joomers Swamp Roo = gameus| Ce ‘ oved her more | them reproachfully from the curb gloves } while the original disense constantly |iimey. tee ng cea ironies ae » bey “ Pulte. las : co oo eee — ‘ Rinbertaines (he apetem. sae ye-bdah grdRincdigmontey dW pcg yea On i Reesae verentteny. | bene Your janitor's wife wid you} Ming Cla partment!” ale maid to : $3 or ste @29~ srt i rheumatism, catarrh of the bladder, to health She irink om stopped her and I left my glove her roo oduce: i rn) is kK | Or muscles, at times have headache | Swamp-Root is what you need, na new mood S bdneite oth cchasanty, “ten| Seeds uly aa aH Amnesia ad Gaae price are high-necked ‘Price are high-necked | or indigestion, ax time passes you|can purchase the regular medium|oe reluctance and gentieness, Riche hat he must not stand| reason for keeping the name of her| vest models of broad- In roll, flat, round, | | may have a sallow complexion, puffy | and large size bottles at all drug) pale with rising hepe and sey.) climate another day. He bad|adnilrer hid. Billy had felt for weeke vest models made of loth ad duvet anil ff . eee Dae (a8 Gren, secee | otc Dcn't miles any snlateie bus t me [© MAFFY another xinking spell yesterday, and| that she would know the name if wash satin. with pa'f an uvetyn, and square effects— + coed. “beni coll ata? ppetnlopewdey brousgtanigiy penis, Ss eee : Mage? jie he mustn't have another! I am|Mageic ever divulged it. And this r with turn-over collars made of organdy, net ¢ trouble, may have plenty of ambition | Sw and the address, Bing: | 0. iroreq ait hee lifornia=—" ning whe bad noticed the admin} shirred collars and and with f b g ys a et 30 etrenath. get weak und tom \¥., which you wilt find ish ne whiepered Tou aver’ Biliey ejecuiated tnieide that.the weenped tite wieve 7 . and with fancy but- and Georgette crepe; “en \ Yon the thin hand that!amasement. Magne bridied in. be-/beautiful woman—and the hesitation trimmed with but- ton trimmings; also... . P SPECIAL NOTICE —You may obteln a sor { Swamp-R pattie. 7 dazaled pep eae 4 with which Af had Rnawered tons. ‘White, taf and models with detach- trimmed with tacks by enclosing ten cents to Dr. Kilmer & Co. Blngha N.Y. They » w the fut reckleat in all ¥ sudden.” she sald) “Two girlk.’’ Then Magsic had said} Ons, lite, tan an fe é and lace are these also send you « book of valuable information, containing many of t gowne—briet and few fare with the weary, patient amile of the|that she would “write him," ny navy blue. able roll collars of / thousands of grateful from men and women who say we » private car, the adoring | invalid’s wife ‘but he won't ,«o/all the natural thing to do to a man} . colored “ Amazon” Collars, reduced for found Swamp-Root to p remedy needed in kidney, liver and | inva the great sunny Weat with) without me." And then, ag Mra, one was gure to see, and Rachael ry bladder troubles. The value and success of Swamp-Root are so well known |its forests and beaches, the plain| Gardiner began to give directions to|had maid that Warren was away! silk, broadcloth and clearance. that our readers are advised to ser size bottle. Address Dr.|gold ring on her little hand. In the the driver of her own car, which was, [ut most significant of all was her duvetyn. White, tan Kilmer & Co., Binghamton, N. Y y you read this offer in| whole ncerned group—doctor, waiting, she went on Inconsequently,|annwer to Billy's question ~- rc , ’ The Seattle Star. | nurse valet, mother, n and In a Jow and troubled undertone,| whether the children were Vests $2.75 navy blue and brown. jardiner would t 1 didn’t know what to do. Dodo Magele had adm that she knew A “ REAL PAINL! E ty DENTISTS : wht ony bareed wath T's a teak, BOSE ! theme ha hewn her eto Models with high ' Plush Stoles nia bungalow, lending jut what'll the other man say nd yet whe pretended not to know} : ee an Te ; ee py eR ena or, mee Tae net te wrei{| and roll collars, both Venise Lace $21.00 Ia order to introduce our new (whalebone) plate, which 9 the lightest | x , Magee, haning .sgelnw, <h0 Gone | Grown. ity Bas Sed 2 oes back and front fast- ae : and strongest plate known, covers very little of the roof of the mouth; #!''"s : Se cr, ruLees ae Peace "Acar ak ig. veo : teles: nina Collar 50¢ Made of heavy seal bite corn - guaran She put her arms sbeut him, laid! with a film andke f t thin partioular term confirmed ening styles; e 0. : ¥ : ee can ey oe ee er rocy cheek nen his pale one. He won't know.” she sald | the suspicion sudden! { ig St) 9 Made in tuxedo plush — two yards EXAMINATION rare And you really want me to go| “Won't know? But what will you Bo while Magnic was getting her corded silk and styles, in varied pat- long—with ball trim- out,” Magsle began, smiling thru) tell him? | marriage license, was in Mag “ ier, om hat ° “ ry “we oro 8 tears, “and et m nice special license| “Oh, he's not here. He won't be|sie’s apartment turning over the| Amazon” silks. terns. White and mings, and lined with “00 | 2nd a nice litte plain gold ring and back for ever so long. And—and| contents of her wastepaper basket in Thi 5 ream. silks. “So come back here With a nice kind) Richie can’t live—they all say thet | feverish haste, The envelope was White, gray and tan i m siete 4 1.0@ | clergyman, and say ‘I w —_"* So If I come back before he does,| ruined, it had been crushed while —MacDeugall-Seuthwick, First Fleer, Brut at this her tears in inter what earthly difference can it make t name had been barely started an 1s an nares get yew fm the |rupted her, and Richard, clinging to him that 1 was married hag vom Tut here was a prions mation vice [desperately to her hand, could not! Richie? scrap of Commencement, iy dear rs Teet of we speak either for tears. His mother Married™ For once in her Vito est Gree-——~ early patients, whose work Py ri eatislacti |who had ailently entered the room Hilly was completely at a lone, “Rut Billy wee almost terrifed by ‘the jee patients o. id our work e ming to our ottics, be cure {on Magsie’s lant words suddenly put) are you going to marry him? discovery There was, in irre) e you are im the right place. Bring this na ih you. her fat arma about her and gave her) Magsic gave her a solemn } futable black and white, She stuffed ° Opes Sundays From © te 12 for Working Preple [the great motherly embrace for and nodded gravely. “He loves it back into the basket, and left the Oo or U e ] ees TE DENTIST. | which, without knowing ft, she had | she said in a t injured tone, “and) house tlke a thief, panting for the’ OHIO CUT-RA Ss hungered for years, gnd they all fell| 1 mean to take as good care of him) open air, A sUspicion anly ten min) Wresse-Patesesn | to planping. an the best wife in the world could! utes before, now she felt as if no} ° J wr oxivEnsrr® om. Onrmaite oles i = canis | camer tack ta loth ad eves co tay] At Noteworthy Clearance Reductions |posneased her. Mor an hour she i jdrove about in a daze. Then she ; |went home, and sat down at her! Velvet, Georgette crepe, brocades, satins, crepe de chine and laces, in Patent EXCELLENT Flour Milled in Seattle and sold with a money-back guarantee if not satisfied We have so much confidence in the goodness of our flour that we willingly give this pledge of our good faith. For twenty-five years we have maintained the uniform quality of our product and particular housewives will attest its de- pendability. Only the finest grade of Washington wheat is used in the milling. This is the wheat that absorbs moisture and gives that won- derful texture to your bakings. Remember, that goodflour saves money—because bread- stuff$ are the CHEAPEST food IF they are light and digestible. And Patent EXCELLENT i IS good flour. Insist on Patent EXCELLEN T for your next order no more. Novelty Mill Co., Seattle, Wash. | dexk, and wrote the following letter: | “My Dear Rachael: The letter with| | the darting little ‘Is came yesterday; I think he is cute to Jearn to, write) j his own letter so quickly. Tell him} that mother is proud of him for! | picking #0 many Dinckberries, and Tt ix aa hot as fire # that Steamy | will love the jam here, and the park bh amef that a hothouse has. 1 [been driving about in Joe Butle car all afternoon. We are going to Long Reach tonight | “Rachael—Magsie Clay and a man! [named Richard Gardiner were mar-| | ried this afterno He fe an invalid! or something ia at St. Luke's! horpital, and she and hie mother are! | going to take him to California at! jonee. What do you knew about! j that? Of course this is a secret and) |for Heaven's wake, if you tell any body this, don't say I gave it away “If Magete Clay should send you a| bunch of k be a devil, t You tors, #he will just do tt to} | and I want to ask you to rn them up before you read them ) how you talked tom What y Don't extent of My Mag Rachael! can't burt Clay you to the ehe wants lo. 1 understa tand t what ou} ha certainty could, 1 how they but yor and forget it we oid few was breakir I hope ye I'm r fta that Jark about this, Affe ete! 7s T tt n constant | rendir 1 porEe Va oa week | The doctor, who 1 spent the week-end with his \ family at Clark's Hills, was in his car ind running past the gate of Home }Dunes on his way back to town {when Rachael stopped him, She »ked her composed at Manified “elf in her striped bi nen and} ‘deep-brimmed hat, but the man's trained look found the circles about ler wonderful eyes, and he detected tens of utter weariness in her voice Read this. George,” said she, | resting against the door of his car Jand opening the letter before him “This came from Billy--Mrs. Picker: ing, you know—-several days ago."| ‘wo read the document thru then raised questioning eyes nd made the mouth of a twiee to hera, a whistler, “What do you think?” questioned in her turn. « ‘at 1 don’t know what td think,” said George, “Do you sup pose this can be true Rachael weighed wearily, staring down the road under the warming leaves of the maples into a far vista of bare dunes in thinning September sunshine, “It might be, T suppose. You can seo that Billy belleves it,” she said, “gure, she believes it," George agreed. "At least, we can find out.) But I don’t understand it!" \ “Understand it?" she echoed tn Rachael! It costs of flour. KB ™9 ast a maze of color, fashion these negligees, grouped for clearance. are elaborately trimmed with ribbons, French flowers and uncut fringe — and are of such character as to be adaptable for the tea hour. The colors include jade, orchid, apricot, blue, gray and Copenhagen Reduced to $25, $35, $45, $55, $100 and $115. N rich scorn. “Who understands any thing of the whole miserable busi ness? Do 1? Does Warren, do you uppowe? of course nobody does,” aid hastily in distress. He arded the paper almost balefully the deuce of a thing!" he aid, Ye she didn’t care for him more what's all the fuxs about I don't believe the threat about send nis letters, any added } that was aid lifelessly he ly enough,” They came.” | her an alarmed t speak of them cam Rachael added dully 1 didn't © i had a fire that morning, and 1 mply set it on the fire.” Her votce| Kk, her eyes, brooding and sombre, gave w far away it I watched it} burning, George,” she said in a low,} sbeent ton ‘and I saw his hand writing—how weil Il know it—War ren's writing ,on dozens and dozens of letters—there must have been a hundr To think of it—to think of it! 4 Hor volee was like some living! thing writhing in anguish. George! could think of nothing to say. He| looked about helplessly, buttoned a] glove button briskly, folded the let- ter, and made some work of putting t y in an inside pocket, “Well,” Ri el said, straighten ing up suddenty, and with resolute | courage returning to her manner and | voice, “you'll have somebody look it up, will you, George?" | “You may depend upon it—imme- diately George said huskily, “It—| of course it will make an immense | itt ." he added, in his anxiety | to bet aneurisg saying exactly the! wrong thing, Rachael was pale, “T don’t know how anything can! make @ great difference George,” answered slowly, thing re! ot. Of course| this end: the sordid side, | |the fear of publicity, of notoriety now, But that wasn't the phase of it that)! ever counted with me, This will probably hurt Warren——"* “Oh, “Rachael, dear old gir), don't! talk that way!" George protested, “You can't believe that Warren will feel He's not pretty face ¢ was ‘ with all his but Rachael forigrnly Perhaps I don't understand men,” said with a mildness that George infinitely abe found than any fu “Well, mn city hall,” “That's the then I'll let this morning? _t ‘ont! Dyspepsia and Business . anything but a—a most unbe | evable reli the first working je was studying her as he spoke, Many | flesh-tint, rose, —MacDougall-Southwick, Third Floor. ef! that. | man who let a lrive him crazy when he himself to death.” We all know No Trouble to Remove (Toilet Tips) It an easy matter to rid the skin of objectionable hair or fuaz, if you proceed as follows: Mix @ paste with some water and a Httle ed delatone, apply to hairy and in 2 or 3 minutes rub honest heart in his look, merely shook her head more disturbing ry would have been look up records at the off; wash the skin and the hairs he said after a pause, ate gone. This method of banish« first thing to do. 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