The Seattle Star Newspaper, February 24, 1920, Page 9

AN EXCEPTIONAL SALE OF 200 New Wool Jersey Frocks at $21.75 Wednesday’s shoppers will profit greatly by the advantage gained in this very favorable purchase of dresses Of the Finest Quality All Wool Jersey The models sketched indicate the smartness and diversity of styles and trimming features. Fancy stitchery, touches of wool embroidery and a profusion of buttons have been’ applied in new and unusual ways. 4 Choice may be made from: Light Tan, Sand, Reindeer, Brown, vy, Taupe, Copenhagen, Pekin-blue and Navy. All Sizes, From 14 to 44 SECOND AT SPRING 4x0°¢ SD ea 3= = 3 Oe” x ’ F On ome leg of new calipers is 2) The value of all domestic leather | JJ) ry Wed scale along which a band ts{and tanned skine exported from tne | His Enthusiasm , United States during the fiscal year and Grip Vanish ended June 30, 1919, amounting to| A. C. Smith stepped off a train $126,471,264, broke all previous reo: | Tuesday morning at the King st nf pon and was 3% times the value | station, dropped his grip on the floor, Z E M A of similar exports in the prewar and filled his lungs with the pleasant A. year of 1914. lair of Beattie. INLY SKIN DEEP | “A great burg.” glowed the pleas. 48,000 jant Mr. Smitn. Having filled his jlungs with the most healthful ozone Drug Stores Sell it. [in the world, Smithie looked around Five million people for his portmanteau. It had van- use it to KILL by a geared segment to ac- ly show measurements made. ished. So did Mr. Smith's enthust- aem. The police are aiding in the fearch. Didn't oil Opium; | |, Chinese Arrested WALLA WALLA, Feb. 2%4~—It Was so long since the cops here had seen opium that they didn't recog: nize it when they raided the room of Charlie Young, Chinese. Immi- gration Inspector Farria, with the party, wan wiser, however, and Char- Ne bed oe ‘the inside looking out. 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ATONIO brings rp my AP pom relief from bloat, heartburn, belching. gassy stomach and the pains of indigest makes the stomach cool and comfortable— keeps it sweet and stron You can eat what you like and digest your ‘} ont fear of distressing after effects. It pute you on the road to bounding, vigorous, vibrant pg people upon thousands of who pty need it are enthusiastic in ita praise. They Bag never dreatned that anything could eens, sous, jon 204 in comfort with- logy Ree quick relief, ia anthorised to guarantee ‘0 fails in any way he will re- Seattle Stylle Ninth of The Star’s snapshots of attractively- dressed women on Seattle streets. | How do you like milady’s spring bonnet? It is a saucy | little brown Tam o’ Shanter affair, a combination of straw jand silk georgette, which goes very nicely with the rest of her costume, a brown velvet dress and stylish coat of rac- coon fur. DAISY HENRY. If the young lady pictured here will call at The Star's editorial rooms, she will receive two tickets to “The Woman In Room 13,” at the Wilkes. Yesterday's picture was of Miss Evelyn Cicero, 1535 Bellevue ave. MY FEELING THAT BOB WAS CALLING ME HAS STOPPED “What will life hand me next’ |liberty to accept Nevertheless, 1 I put the serious question In the! noticed that Chrys Mushed charming: slangy form from sheer bravado a#/ly at the sight of the splendid figure} — I ntopped to kies Chrys “good-bye” fried in the door, before secking my husband at the) Just to let the poor things have ruined hacienda. “Life can hardly|a few quiet words together, I held hand you anything worse than you/out my hand for the newspaper, will imagine for yourself, if you let walked with it to the window, and your fancy go, my love,” was Chrys’ | opened it carelessly. gentle reproof. “It's so unlike you! One glance at the black headlines to be afraid of fate, Jane.” left me too weak to ery out, They “I'm as biue aa indigo! I tell you! ran: I am almgst in despair for the first|"J. D. LORIMER REPORTED time in my life,” I confessed. “For| LOST AT SEA!-YACHT IONE hours I feit that Bob was calling to SINKS IN BIG STORM" me. I told Daddy and Dr. Travers,| The drop-heads in smaller type but they treated me as if I were a) swam before my eyes, but I made a ailly child! I wanted Daddy to wait| little sense out of them to the effect for Bob and I begged him to keep | that wirelers calls for help had come the Ione in port another day. He)|from the miliionaire’s yacht in the joked with me about being super | morning, but had ceased before noon, noon, stitious! He wouldn't believe that|—— Bob and I have often felt a mys-| 9 terious pull between us when we! n't Uu er have been separated, I tell you I felt it for two now it has stopped! I—I can’t bear | to think what the silence means! If Bob were alive—and in trouble—he would continue to call me—over and over. I would know" “Your nerves are done to a frazzle, Jane Lorimer, That's all. You need) Pyramid Pile a good, long rest at home.” Jauick rel from "You can't comfort me, Chrys, that | te" way. Something has happened to| Hob. He has always been an awful] skeptic about supernatural stuff—" | “Just like Daddy!" | “Neverthbless, he recognized the} existence of this pull between us. His explanation was that it was some! kind of a vibration, maybe little waven of emotion aroused by my feel: | ge about him.” | “And passed across space like waves, I suppose.” | “At least some kind of a sympa thetic vibration was established be tween us.” “Lots of true lovers confess to the same experience, even when sep: arated by half the globe, I've read sald Chrys “And now Bob has stopped flash-| ing signals to me! And I am sure that the worst has happened to him!” Chrys, days—and | for You. Treatment givers piles and such privacy of your Pyramid In Ce: Works Such W te a box at all drug- ) substitute, a single Free sample for plain wrapper, if below. la Mttie fool! | self another day, and you'll be bring- | Meanwhile Travers will secur | “Yor goodness sake, Jane, don't be Just hang on to your Pyramid arehan, 5 bias. Mich. d_me a Froe sample ing your Bob back safe and sound. Pile Treatment, in © tran portation for all of us and we'll beat Daddy home. We'll surprise him by | being there to welcome him!" “Sure we will!’ came from the door | in Jordan Spence's heartiest tones. Spence had come to my farewell to ——= EE Chrys and for a man of his extraor- G d K Ith f Y dinary. poise, he was obviouty|WOO@ H@alin for Tou nervous. I could tell by the way he folded and twisted a newspaper he carried. I always expected him to be a little excited when he address Chrys, Uaually tt was unlike him to| sts but Little and You Can Make a | Whole Lot From One Package. 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