The Seattle Star Newspaper, October 26, 1920, Page 5

| SERVICE. (MSHS $87.50 MacDougall Kitchen Cabinet $73.50 This MacDougal! Cabinet is equipped with flour bin, full set of wp: 1 sugar jars, racks and shelves for tins curtain front, enamel work do: al of oak, with White enamel interior fin ish. Regular price $87 $73.50, 0-1 mt made orning Prisclt » of Leonora ¢ | the of the dream | was something new; for and time Priset amined way with her the first only la Library Table of solid oak finished fumed. 26 in », 40 Inches long Pop Measures » shining The day wtruck aquar wet In the clearing. erudity of ita undressed by every refinement civilization could contribute & Apa anda, furnished with wicker and tables to a log garage, closing an expensive motor car. On the veranda, the steps Leonora stook waiting, looking back to the living room. he girl beauty new in Pri of her hac fitted with good sise drawer Suntight wan young. . ramb! t the primitive ‘ t ‘ for book rack ends and wide ft dershe Ie regularly $25.00. Special GH A A Wwningr ite wide doors dix near LIBERAL CREDIT EXTENDED WHERE PIKE MEETS FIFTH was brilliant with a} love t of the bung pall locked attache | cane, gloves & Evidently he Jently Leonora was not to go with | him Silently they embraced Piloted by a boy motorcar rolled out of the garage. Her good tuck was a surprise to her, | Mario and Leonora moved across the W oman Novice W IMS jas she bad no previous knowledge at |lawh to the car, Itrto whieh he tose« Fortune at Games ‘2 tbies. She played green, her fa: | his case, lingering for & last caress vorite color. She ‘clung to him as if abe could PARIS, Oct. 36.—A report recetved | o~ . : wif to let him go here says that Miss Jennie Dolly, Only one woman is now represent At length. er, ht ‘One of the famous Dolly sisters, has | ed by a statue in the capitol or any | mind her Won $250,000 at the gambling tabi government building tn Washington Dear, if I am to catch my train t while on holiday in Southern France Frances E. Willard. " IT must ge He carrie A MCS cs Mc Japa neme at Kingston * PEN 9:00 DARING The Unusual and Always Assuming the Initiative n Our development of the newer modes one may al- rays find the element of style superseding all else in . “Sweet Sixteen” Frock, for style is the theme which inspires and influences the ideas and ideals of “Sweet Sixteen” AT SIXTEEN DOLLARS | Every one of these personality frocks emphasizes a truly wonderful | value, made possible by eliminating the customary consideration ex- |] acted by exclusive modistes for originality. Suit tn poplin, serge Dress of fine serge, and tricotine, button Eton effect, labor: trimmed. All sizes— ately embroidered — at $16. $16. Dress of serge, pleated tunic, Egyptian orna- ments. All sizes—$16. Coat of mannish ma terial, cape collar, full lined—$ 16. Extra ‘Size Coats Extra Size Coats New Frocks . For the Winter Evening Gaieties The designer’s sense for the artistic has developed in them frocks of unique charm—and at Our usual high quality standard and true style are fittingly embodied Many of the new in the new coats.’ suits seem to have been just dreamed, then designed. ‘ “Sweet Sixteen” and No “Sales”: Sales have two purposes—to stimulate weak business and to “cash in” on ante- dated merchandise. The “mark up” always precedes the “mark down.” We have no use for “sales’—we are too busy. Los Angeles San Francisco (Copyright & graveled watk that ted |} had to re} THE SEATTLE STAR THE DARK MIRROR By Louis Joseph Vance by Louls Joseph ¥ Remember, as you 1 him. lolar t in the least afraid framed but 4 And the «ir the trammets content The oa lw oft jing fromm fa of the cinema the a cam dissolved Inte of Priveiila's wakir ter whieh t h of Leonora of Princitia, curity of her | fron wildly to the friendly ele own b tt whiet Ar apirtt fared But end this time the search found an Hut that There waa in a forest a pool. The | of this 4 | Nett in the turned, th whose clother be led, To the t was fac the in the ning awake in the alr was W tm ment It lay upon her soul like a cloud | ment of darkness that no will of hers | waa t lft. She appealed in vain to ¢ pup | drowned woman | might wan vaguely re common eTiNeE ding avily od © was pacing up ng room of Dr an ¢ avor f impe aster welk her | spirit of Prisetl od mitten a at hor « own | At ft But the ft knew, wa and Ph © of Leonora, who waa dead. | giving way to hysteria at her face of suffering. her into bh CHAPTER VIII The Day of Grace- dead * ¢ * ck dre ae * © the is dead 9 ¢ barely audible, breath: | 0 lips of the woman lying | Fosdick, sitting by her med her face in eyes with a wet w did he venture wo her jand lace question |“ | her. " It was soothing to be able to talk At the same time ever with|’ with the er wh can't go c not knowing how help ‘her | * If I only could got at that} somehow, drag it out of ause it's there feel it's one hand touched her bosom | Philip, won't you help , I'm « my peat “I mean, hypnotian—* | it reserve | sense of terror was | You | she demanded. | understand what I am may needa tam I to do? I on, knowing t oo Phitip vixing him aemiled ur her to Fordick helped ndge bee witting pe feel? . ried gust sho is You told me while in| photic trance, 1 questioned | d you told me everything you | So I heard about your | I'm} ou “You mut lip, you must! fraid of being hypnotized by you see what this th » me, you know I'll go mad if | « enced t find relief ile gave « Kesture of rurrender "An you will,” he He arranged owe at the head} Lie down here—reat Strange! she sald in a stare of |wonder, “I don’t understand, Not hat I doubt what you my, I must ave J tt th the forest * eyen f te nan kn ity of It! about to compensate her for all she eee | fad. | jof a couch. | - Her down her ch Just when life seemed u wh -* ‘ ‘On. W MRS, RIGGE AND STRENGTH Thin Blood Robbed Her of Energy and Made Her Melancholy, Despond- ent and Weak Many different symptoms are caused by thin blood If you are nervous of melancholy, sleeplens, run down and despondent try build Jing up your blood. There is no bet ter treatment for anemia and a run down contlition than that used by 1 Mre. Emma Rigge, of No. 900 Wades worth street, Saginaw, Mich. She had never he Don't let this, ‘Cilla. Re ning In sr way that? Have my ed groundionn . yet; perhaps some member, ne er "Why do dreama ever pr We don’t kn of them were Fomlick dropped the subject tem: |porarity, and used the telephone to order ber car. On ber way uptown Priscifa stopped to do an errand and, aa she came out of the store, Harry the Nut waylaid her. He saluted with a emirk of poison oun amiabitity “Saw your car up the street,” he announced cheerfully——“thought per hapa you wouldn't mind givin’ me a ft | } | mph in those jaet eyes, surmining public scene there escaping the interview b Her wae waiting y Seeing her, the 1 round to the curb. Mr. Chilvers slipped a gallant hand under her arm to bh: her in, but could Ww Priscilla loor to. Immediately his ner changed. Scarlet with ange Ihe laid & hand on the ledge of 1 window What's the big idea "You ought to knc you can gyp m jand tri 0 | acrons the chauffeur nays “I was terribly run down, bad no/, Ambition and would get dizzy « | r was poor and IT h * in my hands My was so thin that I was cold ail ume T had to be very caref s I caught cold easily. My appetite was fickle and I slept badly ‘One day 1 read about Dr, Wi ams’ Pink Pilla in @ newspaper and decided to try them. 1 no’ car | demand r than without a has jthe firet box. My up and T gained bit Dr, Willa mg @ wonderful lot of good. 1 have | window. no dinzy spells any more, am not | Maine melancholy and my color ts good.| New York, in the { cannot my too much in favor of | which belonged to my father. Be the pills and I want others who | fore u threaten me again, let me suffered as I did to try them.” Jadvise you to find out the truth Dr. William’ Pink Pills enrich the | about Priscilla Maine.” }blood and strengthen the | She put her finger on the tele They have been used with phone button for anemia, rheumatiom Let ge neurtigia, nervous indigestl nail in fact, for every dix dent upon seful booklet Biood,” ” Pris-| jetly, talkt rom the} y name is Priscilla I have lived all my life in} Park Avenue house | nerves benefit sciatica, the door, please,” she ing calmly into bis infurt Will you oblige me? Or 1 send my chauffeur to ask the nan over there to step this way pomenyt ?” a #pecial “If you think you can put it over apter on the aftereffects of the Dp, will be sent free by the Dr Williams Medicine Co. N. Y. Your own druge Williams’ Pink Pills or order them direct by mail at 60 cents a box om me like thie But Priscilla was already speaking ir linto the telephone you can| “All right, Arthur; to the studio, postpaid, | plense.” (Continued in Our Next Issue) SiN UD ULLAL ILE ETHICAL DENTISTS Wir if not better When we undertake replace your decayed and to missing teeth the ones we make for you are as good original at their instances for as the best. 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The assemblage is made up of a special purchase and garments from our own stock which would sell, if marked in the regular way, at $75.00 and up as high as $145.00. 6 Riso is the time of year when outing flannel garments make the sleeper comfortable Our stocks are complete and diversified that the style or color combina tion most desired will be found here dis- played. and warm. so PAJAMAS—Billic Burke Flannel atyle Pajamas in and ue in white colored stripes: NIGHT GOWNS—Sizes 15 16 and 17, in weveral styles color combinations, at «+ $1.50 and NIGHT GOWNS—A eplendid nel Gown ta and colored Flac white Outing They are developed from sitk crepe meteor, charmeuse and tricglette, and are displayed in } black, taupe, Belgian blue, brown, navy, rose, — turquoise, flesh and light blue, and are effec- tively draped and elaborately finished with gold and silk thread. Sizes 16 to 42. plain PETTICOATS—Short Outing vel Pettiooats in nd colored stripes at $1.50 and $1.95 KNIT SKIRTS—Warm ful winter garments, dis na large variety at $2.00, $2.50, $2.95, - - $3.95 une YAPQ TT WOMEN’S UNION SUITS Upper Main Floor NDID Winter garment of mixed wool and cotton with 4, which gives the garment a very attrac tive appearance. The assortment includes high neck, long sleeve, ankle length styles, and Dutch neck, elbow sleeve, and low neck, no sleeve styles, in knee or ankle lengths. : Sizes 34, 36 and 38 at... .$3.50 yes 40, 42 and 44 at....$4.00 SPL mercerized thr Pictorial Review and McCall Patterns Woman Has Cache. |Lloyd-Gearge Pup : \Child Drowned in Is Now Locked Up LONDON, Octe 26.—Lloyd George can't have his dog for three months. | The prime minister bought a St Ber. nard in Switzerland recently, and now, by solemn edict of the ministry | of agriculture and fisheries, “the an- imal has been removed to authorized "quarantine, where it will undergo the quarantine provided by the im- portation of dogs orders.” 'Ohio City Bars Aerial Acrobats COLUMBUS, 0., Oct. 26—If Unele Sam wants to carry mai) thru Co. lumbus air, he’s gotta behave him | self. The least bit of gportive con | duct on the part of the postoffice mail planes while above Columbus | will result in the pinching of the if the city dads have their They're drafting an ordinance > forbid all stunt fying over the Foot of W. LONDON, Eng., Oct. 26.— Baldwin, 14, was driving a | which were his sister, Ell land another brother. loverturned. The little L drowned, face downwards, in. containing a foot of water, of Machine Guns BERILAN, Oct, 26 Among the civilia who surrendered weapons to the police for destruction was a woman who brought ten machine guns and 180 pistols and revo‘rers in a cart She was given premiums totaling $3,760. A Household Necessity for Quick Relief in Itching, Bleeding or Protruding Piles, Send for a Free Trial. Almost ry family has at least pilots, one sufferer Who “way should h the every transaction, tomers are accoi tesy consistent with ness judgment. 4% Accounts Budject to Cheek dinlly Lavited eande Powdered shark hide has been tem mondertul found to be hard enough to cut dia mid. A 60cent box ™monds, from a drug ——~ write Str OCTOBER HOUSEWA SALES others. Take no substitut you will find Pyramid on sale in al- most every drug store in the U. and Canada shows to what extent jthe public depends upon Pyramid. Many remarkable bar- gains are offered during the October Houseware Sales. Here are just a few samples—there are many others equally as good. Joy White Laundry Seap—4 for Ivory Soap Flakes—3 for ..............--.25¢ Eagle Lye—Special at ...............--.10¢ Cocoanut Oil Toilet Soap—4 for ..........25¢ Jewel Scouring Soap—Special at........-. 5¢ | Peoples Savings SECOND AVE. AND PIKE FREE SAMPLE COUPON PYRAMID DRUG COMPANY, GM Pyramid Bide, Marshall, Mich, Kindly send me a Free sample of Pyramid Pile Supeesiteries, in plain wrapper. Name Taking the In Out of Indigestion estion is about the most uni- | nplaint of mankind. And stomach {* Sour, maasy bloated-like, and you get that pe- Auto Supplies at Bargain Prices Champion X Spark Plugs RS ge 49c $1.50 Windshield Swipe, special at ..........98¢ (Cleans both sides of glass) ~ 75c Battery Hydrometer — THE STORE FOR USEFUL ARTICLES them in any drug store at |