The Seattle Star Newspaper, October 25, 1920, Page 5

TH E SEATTLE STAR Jacobean Oak 7-Piece Dining Set $75.00 eahold, Before she could litt I'm sure I don’t understand tn the d the man darted in, caught fut Red—? When he called, late in the after Are You “Fed Up” With Ordinary Cigarettes? Looking for a better cigarette with a taste that’s all its own? Then you're looking for Spur. _ Here’s what you'll find: secre med Semen ite, et tee taste Spurs give Youle prec, simply greets ‘A. new method of mot pasted. A emart Fg yg There’s always room at the top for the ° cigarette that’s not just a new “brand,” but a brand new and better cigarette. Got the point? Then, get Spur. KiggetentiyrreDobaae THE DAIRIX MOINROIR atension ‘Table, Glnoh top, epene to 6 feet R By Louis Joseph Vance Spanish Leather-seat Chairs, All are mad of 4 oak Regular price $100.50, sale price 875.00 (Copyright, 1920, by Leute Joseph Vance) (Continued From Qur Last Issue.) “Knocked senseless—back there") noon, through some blessed accident In a staring daze, Leonora saw| Through the open doorway she! Foudick found Priscilla alone Mario go, Only with the silence /caught a glimpse of a room that! “rye got news,” Vosdick offered that followed did her glow of hap.|feemed a well of raging famen.|-phough, 1 imagine from what you piness ebb, ‘Till then, she had ao-| Then Marto picked her up again and] toid me, it will seem less news than cepted the easy explanation that Inex ted down stairs, |eonfirmation.” He was quick to mati had lost her way upon the roof# and| On the first landing she heard him | ¢y movement of impatience brought her to the wrong house shouting the alarm of fire | ms every reason to believe Even #0, Red must be hidden i. AT MIDNIGHT | Leonora spent tast night, after the somewhere in the same block. SUP | Sobbing as though her heart must | fire, at the Walpole Hotel, and Mari pose he were to learn where #he wits | break girl Priscitla came back |C@lled for her there this morning now * * * Suppose ines had) to herself in the luxurious security| With a motor car. He had a Jap not blundered, but with malicious in| of her studio anese chauffeur and another woman tent had led her to Mario, then gone| rut it wan some time before her| With him, pr nably a maid. Ap to tell Red © % & with were able to graap the singular|Darently the man has means of b Instantly Leonora perceived Ine«| circumstances that attended this re | Own had planned this in revenge. Beyond | turn, or this awakening-—whichever| “He has, I think. But how do you | doubt, Red was even now on his way | it was, At first she found nothing | know all this” to make good hia threats, in the | MUTANS in the face of Philip Foe-| apo desbuite’ vcxie’ ; lick, holding her by the shoulders in of the hotels, first thing hallways of =the — house And and the bleating of her Aunt Esther ning-—on the off-chance that | Our Department of Credits is at your service, and will assist Mario going unsuspiciously to his! But her sobs ceased when the odd: | Mario had meted on his auggention. if you tm adjusting your payments on purchase that death * * ¢ neas of it all-at length stryck home. | y cemubbind th qudetetiy, of pat will be satisfactory to you. oe - a col vg — Ny te Philip” , the stammered » for the night at the Pincae sue thes nd Aunt Exther! Is anything the jetent place in town LIBERAL CREDIT EXTENDED Right EEN tne door, | mater” a can tell us that | pet, smplaved & detective, Philip : : ancy you can tell us that,” | after your promine a threw it open--to find Red on | Philip suggested | “Hold on, ‘Cilla! I promised 1 her arm and sent her reeling against a rule Was Aunt Rather : I wan better than my word. In/ 4 Was nearly frantic because you had | the beginning I sleuthed for you al the table. Carnehan was at her dide| not come home. Dr, Fosdick called is body crashed to ors h Mis. « dy crashed 7 her wit some time ago, and you answered) or Ba Je, Ull 1 established indis ¥ rift ie table lamp top | him so peculiarly, he wanted to make | puts the facts that your dreams WHERE PUKE MEETS FIFTH tne ‘ are you were all right. 80 Welwere true telaesthetic visions . = came here | clairvoyant whateve bu care t ” rose Maange rom ae 1 think ou understand call them—anything but hallucina-} ~~ : seer Fee rugs ag ¥ ‘y! Carte | Philip interposed in a tions of a disor d mind | Nerthwestern Busines College — e er thre markness wes closing in “And ¢ found you ithing and) % 7 7 1 Thrown From Auto; [ion her ikea dick fog * ens |, And we found you writhing and “Ban's tniall wo oapedachitien, xaet Se . . Ses Thén something miraculous inter na don't think me unappreciative. You CHAS. SCHWARTZ John Norton, 5, of Maltby, is in| she was caught up and cartied awitt: |" gee bald Priscitia—!'t ‘under. | {2 much me-—but 1 can't help shar-| fe Yt "rovidenc on pr critica! « y away s . . ng her feelings was wretche 1 Optometrist and Mig. Optician Provides heap on - stand. I'm to have worried fraid the police might send | Biyee Examined and Ginases Fitted | tion He Was thrown from the run Set upon her feet. she found her ty 80 ° 7 oon ae men : | Prices ning board of an auto driven by hie self in the hall, Mario support abe jah (6 the electric chair Reasonable. unele, Herber Rishnel, in front of her Ae f | Th never do that now fis meee See. the home of other uncle, Ro H What happened she creaked | CHAPTER VI Philip interrupted Carnehan in} Tol. Main 2861. Bonnell, 314 KE. Sist st, Sunday aft I returned-—-thank God!—in time? ‘The Gathering Storm dead The girl uttered a cry be : ernoon ‘ tween pity and thanksgiving Yea jdn’t go near police headquarters His bedy was found in the ruins of! the tenement house this morning Bielinsky, who wan arrested fleeing the flames, identified the remains j* * © So that fear pasnes She rested her head w | against the back of the chair ‘80 | that fear passes,” she repeated in| & whisper, “Do you suppose Leo. nora knows? “It's in all the evening papers | She must learn of it sooner or later |wherever she is.” | Then—then your man didn’t find out where they went from the Wal-| pole? No. But the presumption is, they | went to Jersey to get married, to javoid publicity | | “There can't be any mintake 1 mupposs * © * You're sure it |was Leonora who stopped At the | Walpole? “Not sure, but eatinfied, She] on Answered the description, and though she registered under an as sumed name, ‘Nora © “Yen,” Prisctila interrupted; “she'd be likely to use that name,” “Why?” “Recaune e od why becnuse it |The Onward March of Progress RINGS many a bene- ficial change in meth- ods of doing business. The big forward step in connection with tran: ferring land titles has been the introduction of Title Insurgnce. The Insured Title has be- come the Standard Title. The State Treasurer per- petually holds $150,000 of this company’s funds as added protection to policyholders. we po ca ki re in ta m Insist on Title Insurance when you buy, and re- ceive the _ protection | which is your right. WASHINGTON TITLE | INSURANCE COMPANY | “Under State Supervision” =| Assets More Than 960,000.00 | DON ISREGARD A COLD ‘The influenza and pneumonia that swept the country @ year ago were! preceded by an epidemic of colds Foley's Honey and Tar will check a cold if taken in time, and will also| stop a cough of long standing. It promptly gives relief, soothes and rt a *p in Ce heals. Mrs, Geneva Robinson, 88 N Swan St, Albany, Y., writes: “Foley Honey and Tar is the best cough medicine I ever used. Two bottles broke a most stubborn linger. ing cough.” It loosens phlegm and mucus, clears air passages, eases hoarseness, stops tickling. Sold everywhere. Adler-i-ka~ Again! “Adler--ka has been worth its weight in gold to me. It has CURED my constipation and a serious bowel trouble which I had,” (Signed) Mrs. Anna Wagner. Adler-i-ka flushes BOTH upper and lower bowel #0 completely it relieves ANY CASE gas on stomach or sour | stomach, Removes a surprising amount of foul, decaying matter from the alimentary canal (which poisoned stomach for months.) Often CURES constipation, Prevents ap pendicitis. The INSTANT p action of Alde astonishes doctors and patients. It is a mixture of buckthorn. cara, glycerine and nine other simple ingredients. Swift Drug Co. Bartell Drug Co, and all leading druggista = * | | their identity HOW ANY GIRL CAN hydrastis, ete., its QUICK results Lavoptik keeps change will please |KO The Curtains Redu INbT pairs of ¢ uitable for the livin dining room and bedroom in teduced to $2.95 patterns seldom found at these prices. The list includes ecru SALE of 100 blouses to clean up our marquisette with hemstitched Pv Tae wy . f boniae, taba ledbet:-cakte et tH tock at this special price. Included white, imitation 3attenberg, in this lot are flesh and white georgettes; and filet net. Others with dou also some dark colors in satin, crepe de ble Barmen lace inserts, while a 1 chine and georgettes. They are in a broken very dainty duchess pattern in ivory color completes th ing. Regular Oe AAS er - 7.50.. 8.00. . 14.00 and e Regular 6( in white, cream inches wide. rial, 50c, Practical at $1 NEW shipment of serge and _ messaline dresses has arrived. The wool jerseys are in shades o! penhagen, Belgian, navy tan, rookie and dark brown. The messalines include blue, black and brown. wool serges are in navy Among these dresses are ussian tunic, models with long blouses finished w accordion pleats, and straight belted models short and three-qu length sleeves. dresses suitable for all ures. All sizes from 16 t ied her. I'd forgotten UN you jomged my tmemory.” “Mother O'More,” Fosdick repeat (@eribly a clue. I'll wet Andrews, my detective, to work on it.” CHAPTER VII Rendezvous With Death was attracting @ conspicuous amount of attention Nearby a man spoke in the lan sage of the studios, praising the ortrait to ® companion, And Pris cilia heard and was exalted, When she dared, she looked round secking to identify that A small chuckle was But the utiously ndly critic ruggling In her throat chuckle expired in a strangled gasp. Her veering glance had been ar sted by the sardonic regard of one who stood at a slight distance, though | a man whose seen, yet knew the same group; ce she had never Harry the N And he knew her, as his meaning sneer witnessed Nor was this the worst; beyond his oulder a second face showed colorless and drawn with passionate alice; the face of the woman Inez Only inside the four walls of her own room was Priscilla able to col ct her scattered wits. Phere could be fio question as to But why HAVE PRETTY EYES No girl or woman ts pretty if her eyes are red, strained or have dark | Simple witchhazel, camphor, ay mixed in Lavoptik ngs. eye wash, will brighten the eyes and| week's use will surprise you with Regular use of eyes health: The quic Dainty alum. um eye cup FR Swift's Drug » and leading druggists. the parkling and vivacious. uw. tin FREE—' Write INDON MFG. CO. Minneapolis, Minn. 1221 Third Ave “COR UNIVERSITY Reductions are as follows: Marquisette curtain material cially priced woo) jersey, In the lot are ped that so Rhodes Co. Georgette de Chine ced rurtaing g room, and Crepe Blouses e offer line of sizes and are radically reduced on ac- count of being slightly mussed from display. Specia -$ Middies Misses and women’s navy serge middies having sailor collars trimmed with white braid. Sizes 34 to 42. Regular $4.95; spe- 2 95 12.6 ecru, 36 Je; spe- Dres 3.75 spe- es Bedding Specials Pillow Cases Pillow cases 42x36—a heavy grade material free from dressing. Regularly sold for 1, 40¢. silk f Co- blue, Sheets ea Sheets, seamless, heavy navy grade. Regular $2.75; spe- The cial, $2.15. blue. Blankets “a Cotton sheet - blankets in vith gray, tan and white. Regu- the lar $4.75; special, $3.95. with Blankets in 2-inch block arter plaids, made of fine quality wool and cotton, in pink, tan and gray. Size 66x80. Regu- lar $11.00; special, $8.95. fig- 0 AA. affect Princilla? She was not Leo-| She had nothing, positively nora, so what had she to fear? jing, to fear from them And What though Inez and Harry had | she was afraid. mistaken her for Leonora? Their} (Continued in.Our Next Issue) first esray at acting on that belief | ——————__ wobld be set at naught by the dis i covery that they ere in error ‘eS Giese Secrets of London * * © 1 don't quite know,” her es i or da 1 front of the l A Doc! yeres clouding with mental effort “owe ty re a Nate knot of | oY QUICK pee j then they cleared. “Of courne!! iis had collected. Priscilla, with Famous London” special |O'More was the name of the old “a sae ocied. tenet i T0 ROUT TRU E cater to titled ladies and jwoman Leonora lived with ax! a/ GUN ner hetere ithe. show Winhow: social prominence. craoy a rem | . lother ore,’ the m he group before the show ¥ » tee © methed of complexion reju hild—"Mother O'More,’ the neighbors] Harkness had put the por | Mrs. E. Harshbarger conducts a|nation. One undergoing this Gente] Serreresniastonnniie " ————¢ trait of Leonora on exhibition. And | large rooming house at 234% East | ment visits the beauty doctor i ° Broadway, Long Beach, California. « Mrs. Harshbarger tells in her own | words just how quickly and satisfac |torily she obtained relief from sick jness, “I told a friend of mine of my condition and she told me of the wonderful results she had exper- jenced for similar complaints by tak. ing Vinol. I bought a bottle and within four or five days noticed a marked improvement in the way 1) felt. After taking only one bottle I feel better in every way, and I am glad of an opportunity to heartily! recommend it to others who may have the same complaints that I had.” Vinol is sold in this city by Swift Drug Co., Second and Pike.—Ady. delicacy dence. ecret of this method is—or- inary mercolized wax. Any one can apply the wax without assistance & specialist. An ounce o: ¢ tainable at drug stores here as Wel as in England) usually suffices, te used like cold cream before tiring, and washed off mornii Its success is due to a peculiar sorbent property whi. grad removes worn-out particles of Gwtl cle, revealing the younger, healthier th i A wonderful wrink! pt 4 e-chaser, | witch-hagel. Used as a this completely and quickly ef even the deepest lines. The Sale— Extraordinary Odds and Ends of Dinnerware Special at 10c and 25c | | We are going to offer a big factory shipment of odds and ends of Dinnerware at bargain prices. This sale was planned many weeks ago—to have somet! extra good for this great event. Dishes are on special counters, priced at 10¢ and 25¢. 10c Assortment Consists of Sauce Dishes, Pie Plates, Soup Plates and Cups only. 25¢ Assortment Consists of Salad Bowls, Sauce Boats, Platters, Vegetable Dishes, Plates, Pickle Dishes, Soups and Cups and Saucers. WE JUST RECEIVED A BIG E. M. 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