The Seattle Star Newspaper, March 31, 1920, Page 13

TI) SEATTLE STAR—WEDNESDAY, MARCT! 81, 7920. ” * Inland Teachers oF Bh: | Seattle Style eres ae i ERNST HARDWARE Co. No. 40—The Star’s snapshots of attractively- SIXTH AVENUE and PIKE STREET dressed women on Seattle streets GY DWFAR had croup—|usly litte hous | 7 naps — — te Manee P Bet awful stck-tn-bed and | ndy waked with @ cough #o ; om mal w.| lor croup, but jsust| hoarse that I was alarmed, and I And have-to-stay-in-the | found that he couldn't speak M G Aw} nd becareful-what-you-eat | RH as the tea kettle from the wit - Oregon's activities; | Fou know the difference, and/in a bh th, but " Kern, superintendent of| was ataying in the|and worse and I was all a ager Ae ba ge Bhat Bes * Making thing as happy |and my noarest neighbor over a ment of ¥ ' ber she could while Mother | mile away Dexy down staira | “It was oo busy with him and “I hate croup ‘n being sick and|trying to quiet baby who had SMe out to play,” said| waked by this time that I didn't fs Gad I'm afraid she whined |hear the door open, but when I |] = ittle ‘wit, c . I'm |looked up there stood a big, tall * | for me, are you jIndian wrapped in his dripping : . STRACCIARI WILL “Why, yes, dear, of course, I'm | blanket. ., , ’ TUESDAY answarn! dmother,| “Ee looked at Sandy, shook his |PLAY TUESDAY | ste He Mel Cte Tomes ‘ ‘ nthe the Amertoantzation | | | | | Wolee sounded sort of as | head, and sald “Bing equaw.’ \ | Hiccarde Stracctari, one ef the She Were not quite sure about| “I don’t know why he had coma, x two great barttones of the present Sn@ while she didn’t mention but in a very little while he did Aecatn, will be heard here for the She looked at the bright fire |come back, and with him wae his lfiret time af the Metropolit ‘the replace, at the pretty pa- | squaw. |Thureday evening of r On the walls and just glanced “The big Indian stood by the ‘ | Stracctart & @f the toy cupboard and | stove like a statue, with his arms Pit | the Metrope tm their bed, and then folded across his chest, but the |New York an squaw squatted on the floor beside |panini'e Chicago Opera company ber once when your my chair and began to pull away He will not be heard tn any city baby—let me sea, Ijat the neck of Sandy's little . |north of Beattle. Was about three years | nighti Sandy was afraid and 4 - Were living up tn Enum a e, but she Marriage is a gamble when there then and everything was raid, too, but Hf a money bark of it wild. va was winter time “The house was small and thore And what do you suppose she || } enough windows to let/did? Took a tin box out of the s- | Nght, and as 1 looked | fol her blanket and rubbed . | CORNS LIFT OFF ot ong Was not one thing| back and chest with |} ie : ewe brtaht or pretty but | somé y looking grease, mut [| fi. : © cna Of eht under the stove | tered Indian words and be [| ¥ rs heads of my two «an to croon a soft Indian lullaby y 1 | Doesn't hurt at all and costs who were sleeping | The fire crackled in the stove, the J J a only few cents @ pak © sleep, the two In | . - os SGrany bat Pa or tonne wlan oem and f) AP oH SUPPOSE YOU had to do that Brown and close cut. breath more easily an@ without a Heart felt all warm and | word or ever telling me what had Oe FT looked at them and I brought them they allpped off into ST) oyGame ant | brought them they @ if 4 ' Now, frankly! It is not a very cheerful prospect for her to face teeter ‘ 99 every washday, is it? 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