The Seattle Star Newspaper, February 3, 1920, Page 4

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Neither was any family nor any of his friends “It ten't necessary,” he said Mon day when he came to The Star cf- fice and got his money—five $10 bills, “This is the easiest *$50 I ever made,” he added, pocketing the currency. “You see, I'm a clerk for the railway mail service. “There could be a lot more acck dents than there are,” he went on,/ “it peoble would disregard the traf- fic laws altogether. Only a few dis regard them now, and it is only these few that get hurt. If every- body would pay no attention to traffic cops, more of us could go into the doctoring and undertaking member of his cess of it “But if we should put more traf. fic policemen on busy corners, and pedestrians and automobiles would suddenly start strict observance of the laws, especially the pedestrians, we would have hardly any acct dents and few people In jail. Then, by the time the police had looked| over the guilty drivers and picked out their friends and let them go there would be none at all. “Of course, if the laws were strict ly enforced there wouldn't be ar fun running over anybody any more, and the sport would cease, in time, altogether.” SUBTLE SHADING IN “AUCTIONEER” Warfield Plays Upon All the Stops of Human Emotion Appearing in “The Auctioneer,” the play that first brought him fame, David Warfield, one of the few great character actors of the present day, opened at the Metro- politan’ Monday night. Both Warfield and his present vehicle are too well known to re- quire extended eulogy. “The Auc. tioneer” is a play well suited to bring out the humanity of War. field’s acting. In the role of the simple, kindly-hearted Jewish ped- dier who abandons his old second hand store on Hester st. for a gilded palace on Lexington ave. only to lose his fortune thru the machina tions of an unscrupulous brother, Wakefield has a part, that enables him to bring out all the subtle shad- ings of the human character. “The Auctioneer” has a Dicken- sian quality that runs the gamut of the emotions from broad comedy to deep tragedy. And Warfield Entire Stock of TWO BIG STOCKS COATS q HE DRESSES 4 SUITS COMBINED WITH A BIG FINAL CLEARANCE AT In a Spectacular Final Clearance Ending at 6 P.M. Saturday OF POPULAR ON SALE MELVIN’S CLOSING $ OUT AT The POPULAR CLOAK AND SUIT CO., one of Seattle’s ENTIRE STOCK exceptional women’s apparel shops, was forced out of business by loss of lease. We have taken over this entire stock and com- IN CLEARANCE bined it with our own coats, suits and dresses in a FINAL CLEARANCE SALE that for real value-giving has not been AT equaled in Seattle 144 55 COATS, in sizes to 42, regular values to $35.00. Tailored models, suitable for al+year wear, in kerseys, chinchillas. Navy, zibelines, silvertones and Burgundy, brown and green. Some full lined, many fur trimmed. 67 DRESSES, in sizes to 42, values to $35.00. Serges, wool jerseys and messalines, with a few taffetas and Georgettes. Navy mostly, with some showing in tans and grays. Wonderful values for $14.75. CLOSING $ OUT AT 45 COATS, reg 24* ‘ar values to $50.00, and worth that price in style and quality. 20 SUITS in serge, tweeds, wool velours, all silk lined. Practical for wear in all seasons. 97 DRESSES, a the better models, tricolettes, velvets, truly inviting collection of in poires twills, tricotines, taffetas and Georgettes. Sizes to 44, and mostly in navy color. Splen- did styles, and worth up to $69.50. All unfinished busi- ness of the Popular Cloak and Suit Co. re- ferred to Melvin’s for settlement. plays upon all the stops of human emotion like a master musician. Broad humanity, consummate ar- tistry, the truthful depiction of a delightful and very real character— drawn, as it were, from life—has made Warfield and “Th@ Auc- tioneer” famous—deservedly so, Missing a Month, Found in Asylum GUNNISON, Colo., Feb. 3—Valen tine Ehret, wealthy and widely-! known rancher, and keeper of a fish- ing resort at Iola, ten miles from here, who has been missing since December 6, has been located in an insane asylum at Provo, Utah, by his sons, Valentine and Joseph. Ehret left Gunnison December 6 on a trip to Salt Lake and the Pa- cific Coast. He failed to arrive at Salt Lake, and his sons instituted a search for him thru the agency of friends in that city, who finally lo- With Spring just around the corner, women are anxious to see the styles that have been proclaimed as correct by Dame Fashion and are depending upon the Eastern to tell them —So we send this message of readiness. It’s Easy to Pay Select from these New Arrivals and pay when con- venient, a little at a time, by the week or month, “Credit Gladly” 211 Union Street the Eastern Way ing 1332-84 Second Avenue sec a cated him in the Provo asylum. Ehret is 70 years old. He was in| the best of health when he left Gunnison, his sons say, altho he had displayed a tendency to be forgetful. ,000,000 Memorial Planned by Women LONDON, Feb. 3.—A proposal for the ction of a palatial general | headquarters for women, near the| house of parliament at Westminster, is meeting with enthusiastic support. Scores of women’s organizations al- ready have announced their approval of the project. ‘The proposed build-| ing is to cost $5,000,000 and is plan-} |}ned as an international ‘memorial of |/nerve force and making the stomach the services of women in the great | war. Youth Coughs Up Truth in Court) LONDON, Feb, 3.—The trial of a lad here ended when he sneezed in court, He literally coughed up the truth and the one-pound note pro- Jected by the sneeze was identified as one stolen from the accusing J 1315 THIRD AVENUE Next to Phillips Boys’ Shoe Store for a long period. Suitable for All Year Wear Nearly all the garments in this sale are models suitable for all year wear. Buy now at less than half the prices you will have to pay later. SMART PLUSH COATS About 40 Plush Coats and Coatees left. We are closing them out away below their value. Here is chance to economize on present as well as future needs. 1315 THIRD AVENUE CLOSING $ OUT AT FINAL SALE OF MELVIN’S STOCK 192 22 COATS, smartly styled, in a range of favored materials. You will be surprised at these values for $19.75. 16 SUITS in navy only, chance to get an extra sui sizes to 42. Fine t for very little. 110 DRESSES in sizes to 44, and values to $49.50. Tricotines, velvettes, wool velours, fine serges, poplins, taffetas and Georgettes, in tans, browns, navy and taupe; 50 new Spring jersey models included at $19.75. CLOSING $ OUT AT 29= We offer a splendid assortment of coats, suits and dresses at this low price. CLOSING $ OUT AT 47 COATS IN VALUES tones, velour de laines, fine 39= TO $95.00. Silver- zibelines, trimmed with sealine, raccoon and opossum. 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Dr. Williams’ Pink Pills, a tonic for the blood and nerves, have been used with great success in the treat- ment of this form of stomach trou- ble. Cold baths in the morning, fol- lowed by brisk friction with a rough towel, will help as they stimulate the circulation but a tonic treatment with Dr, Williams’ Pink Pills, by butiding up the blood, restoring the able to do its work, gives the most lasting benefit. With their use the appetite increases, digestion becomes normal and improvement in the general health follows with cer- tainty. Your own druggist can supply you with Dr. Williams’ Pink Pills or you ean order direct from the Dr. Wil-| liams Medicine Co., Schenectady, N. | Y., postpaid on receipt of price, 60 cents per box. Write for the free witness’ pocket, i se BA booklet, “What to Eat and How to Eat” Lunatic Inspired Song, Writer Says LONDON, Feb. 3.—Several of ong hits were inspired by a lunatic, their author, F. E. 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