The Seattle Star Newspaper, March 5, 1920, Page 15

For Saturday A Remarkable Showing of Individual Model Hats For Spring, 1920 *10 These Hats afe new and totally dif- ferent—hats with that certain inde- scribable style and dash to be found only in millinery displayed at “The Criterion.” The vast variety will make it easy to find your desired style, and the values you'll find unchallenged. Main Floor \Aged Widow Keeps Silent for 18 Years LONDON, March 5.-—A widow | named Hewett, 75 years old. who liv ed alone, died from suffocation after | identify herself she will receive two tickets to “Our Little Wife,” ‘opens at the Wilkes Sunday. falling in @ fit while undressing. She jhad spoken to no one except her/ doctor and landlady since the death of her husband and ‘daughter years ago. Don't ag until you must call a doctor’ Save his time and your Money. Go to Mim at first warn ing. Dr. Whiteaker’s Dispensary 906 Third Avenue Thirty thousand starving cate are rescued from London streets every They are painlessly killed GATELY’S RENDERS AN INTELLIGENT CREDIT SERVICE THAT APPEALS INTELLIGENT PEOPLE CLOTHES SERVICE Every reasonable expec- tation is fully met at Gately’s-—one hundred cents worth for every dollar spent at our store —tailoring, fabrics and colors are guaranteed— our buying power of 106 stores means a saving to you. Spring Styles The new spring styles are here in all the new models and colors. The young man who sets the pace in good clothes, who wants the new things while they are new, buys at Gately’s Our new Spring Suits are bound to please; moderately priced. $45, $50, $55, $62.50 up to $75.00 Our Feature Value, $18.50 The best all-around suit value in Seattle is our Wool Suit at $18.50. Hundreds of men and young men know it. You should not fail to see this offer before you buy. Open a Charge Account You need not pay all in 30 days. Strictly one price charge. The Ga arg unt is a 7 ical service will help to simplify the problem of expenditure it agape Union Boys’ Store Clothes 1113 Third Ave. STREETS BETWEEN SENECA AND SPRING cash or and 18| -————_ ins being used for muffs and aa SEATTLE TAR. i ‘Seattle Style | frees of The Star's snapshots of attract- ively-dressed women on Seattle streets. DAY, ree 5, 1920. Ever To Yes, indeed! Introduce Our Latest Model Phonograph The Elttaes A gigantic smash, crash and tear up of all re- tail profits and at less than wholsesale. Phonographs Tote sold cheaper than you have ever seen since the day you were born. STOP! Don’t spend another cent anywhere for anything if you want more for your money than you ever got before. A pretty and neat little model, developed in an unusually fetching shade of henna, the only trimming being the tuxedo} collar. A becoming henna-colored hat of closely-sewe a Milan straw, with roll brim overcast ina contrasting shade, and finished off with a satin bow, displays individual taste. DAISY HENRY, Vf the lady pictured here will cal) at The Star's editorial rooms and which 701 Pine St. Wednesday's Fashion picture was of Miss Kathryn Hamilton, 1009! \ panllbcrerearbc But at hasn't a thing to do with the truth or falsity of spiritualiem,” Spence continued. “People think it) |hae because an individual in a [hypnotic sleep reacts easily to the | pow wer af suggesdon Dame Camilla t Mise Lorimer to sleep and kept » & manner truly scien ex witches have been he stake just because hey possessed similar power,” SPENCE TRIES TO EXPLAIN OUR IDEA OF SPIRITUALISM BY HYPNOTISM “What aboot Chrys’ long sleep at, Of the hacienda? What was it soul had left her body, and it would Chrys was wakened before came back.” I said, fust to make Spence talk a little longer on the subject That is an primitive one. Today, certain natives of Australia believe that when they Clare asleep their ‘other selves’ vixit '\ strange places and that they often | talk with the dead, Ptainly, that ts interrupted |, savage’s interpretation of a purse we all admit that hyp. Our-discussion anent the of spiritualinm in States had left each where he or she star for the doctrine revival \ dream." Kien § ved. T At the first chill! Take Genuine Aspirin ine. Bayer Cross’’ to break up your Cold and re Stuffiness. concerning them I didn’t wish to hav sion close without @ condition which had kept us #0 long in Mexico; indirectly all our recent woes were due to tha y 1 of us looked to Jordan Spen: opinian, since he was a phy rimer was hypnoti ‘onclude from the 4 me from time Camilla wa pret marked with the lieve the Headache Fever, Warning! To get Genuine Asp Pirin, prescribed by physicians for 1 19 years, you must ask for ‘Bayer Tablets of Aspirin,’’ and sock for the name “Bayer’’ on the package and on each tablet. Always say ‘“‘Bayer.”* to study “She was sure some expert,” put in my husband. “At one time she had most of the Lorimer tribe under her control.” Each ‘‘Bayer package’’ contains safe and proper directions for the relief of Colds—also for Headache, Neuralgia, Toothache, I flushed guiltily, altho , ’ clear pani T sho ild feel. like Earache, Rheumatism, Lumbago, Neuritis and for Pain generallyJ wena ee (pee ok notized me. I flushed Boxes of 12—Bottles of 24— Bottles of 100—Also C. scat ~All druggists Aapirin ie tho trade nmark of Bayer Manufacture of Monoaceticacidenter of Salicy ilcacta e my mari had an unfortunate me, I was glad to in loa ne sees “EASILY TRACED thing in| Thousands who are none too strong trace the present ‘om vn. i’ | weakened state to influenza or some like-debilitating well as crowds, | illness. 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Open Evenings. 7 4 no we £O in @ cirele, Hyp featation of the dream,” maid Chry nd and round| Later in the day, when Bob and/| is not & mani-/1 were alone together, I said: | neither is a! “Chrys is so mystical and such a lots of per-|firm believer in spiritism. Jordan both with s#piritism. If! Spence is so opposed to it. What ould be only separated | kind of a marriage will theirs turn perhaps out to be, do you think?” tolerant,” | Bob whistled but did not reply (To Be Continued) Coatinueus Members Ch sons confuse lease ns confu Ten shares and upw ARTIA the latter Donna Camilla maid that Chrys’ | ancient belief and a| This Money-Saving Event Will Positively End Saturday Night and with it your opportunity to make the big- gest saving of the year. Shafer Bros. are continuing their policy of protecting their customers, but are unable to give them advantage of. the low prices + quoted below after 6 p. m., tomorrow. YOUNG FELLOW—LOOK HERE Young Men’s Suits---Snappy Models $25.00 values cut to $30.00 values cut to $35.00 values cut to Men’s Suits Regular $40.00 values cut to Regular $50.00 values cut to Regular $75.00 values cut to REMEMBER, MEN Shafer Bros. ce y a complete stock of odd Trou s. Just the thing to go with your old coat or for work. A big assortment of really good merchandise and fine values. Special prices on these, too, NEW PRICES On Men's Clothing for spring will be much higher. It is well worth your while to invest in extra cloth- ing. Only a few days'left. Don’t let this opportunity slip. Saturday Marks Your Last Chance—Act Now SHAFER BROS. Whole Block Long Seattle’s Largest Clethiers Second and University First and University 7] Greatest Slaughter of | PHONOGRAPHS Known in This Country