The Seattle Star Newspaper, March 26, 1920, Page 17

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Sizes 15, 16, 17 and 18. $10.00 Suits reduced to $12.50 Suits reduced to... $15.00 Suits reduced to THIS YEAR, AS_ USUAL, THE LARGEST STOCK OF CLOTHING ON THE COAST BOYS’ Boys’ Corduroy Suits. Very best quality. SHAFER BROS. Seattle’s Largest Clothiers Whole Block Long Second and University First and University syes Sore? If your eyes or lids are sore; if Itch, burn or feel dry; if your is Diurred, your eyesight dim you are obliged to wear glasses, | to your druggist and get a bottie f Bon Opto tablets. Dissolve one tn! fourth of a glass of water and the eyes from two to four times . Sound, comfortable eyes and eyesight will make the look brighter. Dectors say Bon-Opte strength- eyesight 10% in & week's time in| Instances. Scientists say ® person can : think) Special Casket for vo the future more easily than of the 300-Pound Woman| COLUMBUS, Ohio, March 26—A special casket had to be built here for the burt Mrs. Margaret It, who weighed 200 pounds. IBERTY MARKET Legless Auto Speeder Fined) between LONDON, March Malcolm D. Pike and Liberty Theatre | ©. Drummons, who the war. his automobile Coban heel Oxfords in mahogany or gunmetal calf, h brogue foxing and imitation tip, kid without fancy perforation; a pair Brown Kid Oxfords, Cuban heel, neat perforated tip, moderate length vamp and ‘rather narrow toe; pair specially attractive Oxford in brown calf with ~ y, imitation tip, Cuban heel and “Goodyear welt sole, * ‘rated vamp and lace stay. : ly stylish for street wear A Splendid Value . for Men A mahogany calf English lace style and a medium toe blucher, both with Textan rubber soles and also a black calf medium toe blucher with leather soles— all specially priced in our Big heels; TU DOWNSTAIRS DEPARTMENT SECOND AND MADISON ) For Sick Headache Cdielipation, Indigestion, Sour Stomach, Biliousness, Bloating, Gas, Coated Tongue, take that wholesome physic— FOLEY CATHARTIC TABLETS © Act promptly. Never disappoint. 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Because Vicks acts locally by stimulation thru the |mation, attract the blood laway from the congested | spots and relieve the cough. }In addition, the medicinal in- | gredients of Vicks are vapor- | ized by the body heat. These vapors are breathed in all « Wie ae cK More Than 17 Million $7.45 Downstairs Department at $7.95 SHOE Co. petent physician, explaining how certain diseases which Rub may be of value in this conc ttisements, prepared by a com- attack smonia, Influenza, Wheorlos continued ( —often leave ested state, thus affording a ns. And how Vick’s Vapo- ition night long, bringing the med- skin to draw out inflam- ication to bear directly upon |‘ the inflamed areas. Children’s dig delicate—easily disturbed by too much “dosing.” Vicks, therefore, is particularly rec- ommended since it exter- tions are| nally applied and so can be|‘ used often and freely without the slightest harmful effects. | Vicks should be rubbed in over the throat and chest until the skin is red—then spread on thickly and covered with hot flannel cloths, Leave the clothing loose around the} neck and the bed clothes ar- ranged in the form of a fun- nel so the vapors arising may be freely inhaled. If the cough is annoying, swallow a small bit of Vicks the size of a pea. Samples to new users will} be sent free on request to the! Vick Chemical Copan 233 eb Street, Greensboro, Your Bodyguard | Against Colds Jars Used Yearly Syrup of Pigs | he you are sure your | « gain, when the serpent yonningham confronted cir home late one evenin 1 things that he said and Within a her. Three an born. ham admit hout my mother's c © married him 4 not yet fe und Hugh was not cars old. That explat Malden’s will is worded but I forget. You do not Mr. Moreau vvarin and Lat 1 when he o} en them » that he Muges » the corner and find a he ordered. “Call up 4321 this only: ‘Crewe Then beat it dowr Runt?” wants Crewe od the parlor. Muggs prisonment yearn ago. shed there will be other ir nding again: and how he has manag: » California millionalr um rather curious Mr. Savartr CHAPTER XII Face Up, on the Table There in no mu Sut ngham made bh mother and me, brother's partn ave and ple very soon began to i My mother was of cour © marry her—only she it that way, thank God! getting me ont nded he had hurt his hand, and induce 4 me to copy his © until I could make it quite induced me to sign several him—and sent me to get ‘ho pretended ywed without m ing about it jin detail “After that I became ent from the appe real thing desperate, I arance of bad to and from bad to ears when I led 1 without really | t convicted me over Then my mothe ad always been known as South, I changed it to Graeme Suth erland, | I succeeded in avoiding Denning: | ham until a little more than a year when I met him one day in the orridor of the Mastoden. He used) his old t on me He told me abo wit, and forced mo Cora, and to divid with him “I pretended to consent to all of it because I had already planned to escaped from him again. I had ar ranged with Aba Nutter to be on the lookout for a body at the morgue| BLEITZ NEW UNDERTAKING PARLORS AND CREMATORY Eric Malden's ree to marry er inheritance Are now located at 315 Kil bourne st, Just two blocks west of my OLD location, Those who have had ove easion to use the 8 f = in time of bere ‘Thoughtful, sympathetic attention is’ synonymous with Bleitz Service, NORTH 587 ¢| bless her. _) nr Troster ine SS ee a dlwa VS Tastes the Same in the Cup” wf Le BSS We Have Ended Coffee-Making Troubles In Scores of Homes—End Them in Yours, Too Inscores ofhomes mengrumbleabout the coffee and women get the blame. Pots are kept clean and the coffee is made in the same way daily, yet the flavor varies. Men don’t understand it, nor do you, madam. 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The finest we can make. uid not touch it ng room while Crewe, that story now, but (Continued in Our Next Issue.) Then I got word that Denningham was on his way East with Cora was already fnarried to Nera—God whom I had told every Nutter. He told me|® fund of 8 I pd in an ixed’ it. I y know the Registered Dentis! service and moderate ‘The British government has placed 000,000 at the disposal a body that very |of its research department to enable or, We deci ht it to me Jed | {t to encourage ir I | research Large Can, LOC 3 cans to Customer OFFEE sdustries to take up Pure Cane 4 lb. pkg. .... .60c 4 Ibs, to Customer FRESH ROASTED DAILY gai 20c Reuse 55e EXTRA CHOICE 3 Lbs.$1.45 DOUBLE STEAMERS _ } 9 qs. PRESERVE KETTLES / SAUCE PANS 8 ats. BROOMS Full Cream Cheese 30c Lb. Rest Local Ranch Eges, aca 85c FREE J gh PORK aneet, Anywhere $1.00 Regular r 45c. pr at.. 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