The Seattle Star Newspaper, April 6, 1920, Page 9

THE SEATTLE STAR—TUESDAY, APRIL 6, 1920. The Ridin’ Kid From || am : SECOND AVENUE AND UNIVERSITY STREET Powder River a) ie Henry Herbert Knibbs Copyright, 1919, by Henry Herbert Knibbs 4 aicteis Ge en | OAS at $59.50 (Continued From Our i wa ast Issue); standin’ on @N ce r by the express quaintance, Yet it w a fact —and his errand when Tq@pme out. T recollee |The Spider never quarreled with now. He was @@iNkin’ a clear.” | fact Yes. And he thw ( away when 1 sem him at the |v © on the desk--and/f mes his friend,” | re t ed over here jand banked in F will come| make him other tha ¢ faced the Why don’t you try they'll git one of us, any! ae y ill be the fella that) This is a most unusual special purchase—the entire line of | one of New York’s most exclusive manufacturers, represent- | ing his full range of styles. | | ort hesitated; Pete rose and him toward the door. 1. If you'd ‘a’ stayed we shot up. I'll set in the © they'll think we're both —The materials are of the finest. The tailoring is superior in every detail. The linings are of genuine Pussy-willow Taffeta, in plain colors and beautiful fancy figures. The trimmings are all of a very high character, | his hand into je and handed The Spider " sald Brevoort. “But ¢ to close my account. “ Figure up rm a draft for it, Ii} mee et | Stunning These 200 Suits | Semi- Tailored ee ean Novelties Would | Suits m1 was the ete had veer = sa GAINS 25 POUNDS i) a cr I Is —A large selection in navy and black othe cpa at on . IN FEW WEEKS ||! Brief Desc ription of I hree Regular VW | suits for combination service, filling | Different T ypes the requirements of the average woman ian <i ues tea Gamat Sell at for both utility and dress-up wear. Builder I Have Ever Seen,” |]} —A Three-piece, or Blouseless Suit, Each suit distinctive for excellent tail- in the | cre the narrow eck, Make it out to the door and went back to his chair in front of the E window. He watched the man &. Kin you see that eatin J “Did you see eithe when you was out c “Why, no. ¥ That one one with th reet HOW HOW NEURASHEN | = VICTIM RECOVERED r He ome sie Asy- | | with broad bodice girdle which blouses oring and the minor touches of trim- » ow, ° ° : . . . . sos . . to silo | slightly over the skirt and is held up by | @ 75 O@) $85 00 ming which give individuality that dis- ie. gsi Seles sega I have gained twenty-five pounds | silk cord suspenders. Long silk cords | » Z 9 hapa tinguishes fine tailoring from the come CAUSE—Neurasthenia is a conat- || ** in weight and for the first time in|} monplace. tion of nervous exhaustion |!) ' roses 7 «8 D | ov year I can now eat whatever and tassels hang almost to the bottom | | ee Leena Witenes bela: cresitled after: of the skirt. With bright red stitching $95.00 caused by the excessive ex penditure of nervous energy Pe wards and Tan : i , without proper rest. Influ eis ‘_ a it all,” was the statement made a few| in smart design on the skirt, the bell ate that a oon Pete was tak 4 e . enza, great grief, extreme days ago by C. BR Kirby, a popula Anxiety, socks and rheuma |)", f'om the emergency t9 the £0 liccomotive engineer, residing at 3%4|f/ Sleeves and the sport Pony jacket. $1 10. 00 to | Tan Suits tism are contributing causes. Hasey — peng pH a Me Salmon St. Portland, Oregon ‘ 2 4 bs ab SYMPTOMS— Victims feel ex. |) ins (ured o8 in (he surgical ward) “aster my stomach went back on | | —A Three-piece Suit, with bib-like 7 oi treme 5 bordering |} . little 0, ; she ; nervousness bordering m over & year ago, I «tart vest, suspender straps and deep cuff —In different shades of both light and on hysteria. Imaginary trou: extra, headlining a border raid by ing ‘down hi | “ | about the Pony Coat, richly embroid- | $125. 00 | dark tans and browns. Some with bles are worried over and || ‘20 Mexicans and the shooting of *| weight until Ts ered in rose and black. With the very | | bindings of silk tailor’s braid on the Mand I felt off in| : | notorious bandit in El Paso. blamed on others. Sleep 19 ti the president of the Stockmen’s|27e? twenty five fitful, the appetite is variable, f} ty and Savings Bank bough Tarees Same er as he stepped into his car |’ newest of stand-up collars. | edges and outlining the seams in smart pitation. di } lines. depression weight and are also sympto TREATMENT —The treatment of neurasthenia is one of nutri | —A novelty Suit with slashes on the |] jacket, bound with grosgrain ribbon. | With king blue overhead vest richly embroidered in Egypt design, done in fine yarn and tinsel. —Some have clusters of four rows of baby box pleating on the jacket and the | skirt. There are unusual inset patches of diagonal tuckings; clusters of cord- ings tipped with silk embroidered mo- tifs; touches of silk embroidery on the jackets, both front’ and back; buttons of extreme novelty; and individual lines in belts, cuffs and collars. Strictly Sport | Suits 1 | —In regulation sports styles, with nar- % | row belts, pockets, and double button be ing of th rdered man near Sar born, and a highly colored accoun: of what was designated as the in vasion of the Un by armed troops of Mexico. Four thousand dollars in gold had teen delivered to him personally that the expreas company—a loca ¥ from a tocal source. “Jim he said to himself as the car! passed thtough the Plaza and turned | 0° do overcame [| toward the eastern alde of the town. | )*N "0 Ant Y regained [| UPon reaching home the p ati eS oe det of told his chauffeur to wait. . > os om an envelope Dred rein | _ ee “James Ewell, |‘hing like : in = 5 ee *| F ft n j “T had an at of influenza dur. | Showdown, Ariz.” eae gps Bec utp agg 22) ipidead Pre ws oO; M | ing the epidemic,” says Mrs. H 3 it at the firet box.” sg. | Rected aay medicine chuld: possiity wits Ut ore Hamilton, who es at No. 1040| “Tt h street, I er, Col I was practically a nerve od States territory from treatment must towards building 4 blood. EXAMPLE--Read how this rest dent of Ce the disease health and stre | —There are many other novelties quite as strikingly unusual and elegant as | the three mentioned. bled do and as a result I am now f | better and working better than have in many years, My stoma Ge ~ hy ] Waordr Gipua toes sy teaulite 60 all pack ONVENMIONna I am enjoying three hearty mealn|[} 2 - every day. I am not bothered wit! biliousness or headaches any m nd am entirely relieved tion. Tanlac ix the |I have ever seen and I am telling all || dizzy and ble s arm, an in ttering need atest bi ce,” the . the quick i y friends about it | a = | . and t haa very ; | nine sold in Beattie by Barta Rie — “aa — = an Tink cieia. cn game pas ior py Alpi iL baal Backes saoreee novelties. In the darker colors. In ‘ Bees gga a stor | Fection of a special Tanlac represen panne . a Pe Pre ae +o ae and to| whom be iy he | tative—Advertinement semi-tailored and mandarin styles, —Of checked velours in color combina: : ) tions of Blue and Gold; Royal and a box and | must Within ° rage em baal trimmed with rows of buttons and silk Black; Blue and Flame; and Silvertone ih eas Agent pe braids. All-around suits of smart and velours in Pekin Blue, Reseda and "n y erve pe | an na : delivered the—ae a | becoming lines. | | Terra Cotta. s about the pills for I| “Jim Elwell, Showdown—over in | ated. “And what name shall) Fat Jess meat and take a| of Salts to flush out | COLORS e- | ey | Kidneys—Drink plenty / i | Pete! sonabantaavien ti é water —Navy, black, brown, tan, Pekin oe ee or | blue, reseda green, Royal, terra cotta, in plain colors, two-tone ,- checks and silvertone mixtures. ear aer Brae Name’ P of m, st Pete,” he whispered, and b Uric acid in meat excites the kid-| |the third become and he was [that was of the case was the fact that the |bullet a thirty-eight —which h | pierced the right lung, had not gone | |times during i When the! kidneys clog you must help them|{l flush off the body's urinous wast or you'll be a real sick person sh Jentirely thru the t The day after his arrival at the | It’s Easy t to Be Plump, | conerat two plain-ciothes men came 06 MATERIALS F =s- Popular and Attractive (1) i iin ‘hen iy. At first you feel a dull misery| are of the highest grade—poi- | earned nothing of his compan. |! ne_kidne exior ‘ou suffer me i s m, the Killing of Brent, nor how |*0m backache, sick he dace," } ret twill, Reed’s tricotine, gaber- ort nanaged to evade them. |ooateq and. you feel. rheumatic| dine and gloveskin velour. cpr he told. them hin|twinges when the weather ix bad. | nd that he had no| Pas at ben at, drin : lots of water ‘On all other |#0 get from any + varmacist four ake a of water bef kfast for a few 4 and s will then act. fine, s salts is made from the Misses’ sizes, 16 to 18 years. —Women’s sizes, 36, 38, 40 and 42. nees of Jad § nful in a nt the officials gave hin the papers, and the papers tthe and lemon juice, ce | woman | Knmersley” ta Oe ae Te assoas to Weeden —This sale is an event of the very but r. | Gary stimulate them to also to neut@lize the ti rritatio on, thus ecding bladder weak-! inl 1” utmost importance to every woman who dresses well and who has seriously anticipated the an | Jud Salta is inexpensive, cannot ° * inhire)’ “Wakeascn Guighetal: ‘etiot necessity of paying much more Meco neg) si ow iB ire for a suit of this high character. That the news of F = seriou Ito Keep the kidne clean an ct —Sults, Third Floor condition should hit The Spider as | tive Drugeists ay the well it did was as big a surprise |lots of Jad Salts to folks who be Spider himself as it could|iieve in overcoming kidney trouble "ee dpe have been to his clowest ac-Jwhile it is only trouble