The Seattle Star Newspaper, November 10, 1920, Page 5

THE SEATTLE STAR Could Not Leave Tiny One; Earthbound Mother Claimed It; Woman Haunts Apartment; Wife and Husband Both See Her. Substantial Reductions on Charged with blackmail because he in alleged to have sald: “I'm going to Warm Blankets and Com forters are here in endless va riety, Blankets made of all wool, wool nap and wool and cotton mixtur Comforts of pure € and ailko prices and unexcelled Elite Oak . Heater, for Or wood; has heavy cas dlue steel uppere body, ornament and rim; grate and ashpan —Specialb— $12.50, for $16.50, for $19.50, for $25.00, for Our c quality are shaker S11stee, 313-sine, 315-stze, 31 Taine, $10.00 $13.50 $15.00 $20.00 expensive fue in lose to own, LIBERAL CREDIT EXTENDED exey WHERE PIKE MEETS FIFTH “FOR BLACKMAIL SS es Ts TTT Threatened Packing Co.| President, Charge These Mosquitoes jenGustee Gh GAT semaines atte na Have Happy Death ly returned visitor says. After biting & person who has imbibed freely, he NEW YORK, Nov, f0.—Americans says, the insects sink into a —_ fisiting Colombia have discovered | “Pd are easily killed. “Bat by fitting themselves ful of — ort nhs they GET RID OF YOUR FAT Thousands of others have gotten rid of theirs WITHOUT DIETING OR EXERCISING often at the rate of over a pound a eed and WITHOUT PAYME iis pee NT until reduction has a ean got rid of! not puraged T am a licensed practicing physician and person ally select the treatment for each individual case, thus enabling me to choose remedies that will pro- duce not only a loss of weight harn ly, but which will @lso relieve you of all the jerome *¥mptoms of overstoutness suchas shortness of | breath, palpitation, indigestion, rheumatism, gout, asthma, kidney trouble and various other Mictions which often accompany @yer-stoutness. My treatment will relieve that depressed, tired, | 702 sleepy feeling, giving you renewed energy and vig- OF, @ result of the loss of your superfluous fat. * You are not required to cBange in the slightest from your regular mode of living. ‘herd is no diet ing or exercising. It is simple, easy and pleasant to take, Tf you are overstout do not postpone but sit down right now and ref for my FREE TRIAL TREATMENT and my plan whereby I am to be PAID ONLY AFTER REDUCTION HAS TAKEN PLACE if you so desire. DR. R. NEWMAN, Licensed Physician State of New York 286 Fifth Avenue, New York, N. Y. Desk H-603 at} hell, and rit lean you pre ly,” A. Hugt by order of the prosecuting ‘The complaint was by M. J nd, president of the Byak River Packing Co, who said the demand Krew out of & diapute over stock re lating back to the time when Huglen was employed by the company in Alaska, Hugien was rele pending a hearing of the oa ra nd deposited in Justice of the Peace OUs | W. Brinker's court IGoes Broke; “Alleged |: Forger Surrenders Jerry Rand, 21, who surrendered himself to police Monday night w m his fortunes arrived at the point where he had only a his pocket, will be taken ¢ Mm land, Rand told police he p | bad checks in Portland and Spok (Organize Athletic Club for Girls Here Organization of an athietic club to which all girls of Seattle are to eligible is to be effected at a meet ing of young women who may wish to attend, at 7:30 p, m in the Y. W. C. A. gymn you with me un © $10,000 tmmediate as arrested Tuesday on 600 be antur, ™ that nceal b A writer given to m It was @ need! cases, “any i T Hens aside; Now Lay “a tried , | shortly after thin Vo p Mra. Young a our hens ea Seng and wated | D htt matter your ri and § how cold or | uy, | be r eee was | chi fn bts. }dream that made SUNG mae aed Three more days remain in which | you may enter your “host” story in the $100 prize contest of Star, ‘The contest in in Naail King’s novel, Barth which ls now being shown at Strand theatre in pict nd prize and the First prize in $60. is $26; third, $10; fourth, $ next 10 prizes are $1 each faturday noon t he no longer than must be real expert ences of the writer; no fiction, other The following stories submitted Earthbound Mary are some of the ‘Sought Her Child The following te a true story every detail, except that I use stead of the real names of my fam fletitious ones, n It was told me by my Aunt Ft. and I give it to you in her own words Your mother, Mary W brother Charles ie girl with a ti Wednenday | , ds whe on her blue eyes, an she sald towne cll, if I should die, and my | baby live, I will never leave this |workd ull I take it with me” I ncolded Mary, but she only repeated “I could not leave so little and | lis j helpless @ thing.” ‘Georgia, was borit She wan a fine | healthy child, and Mary regained her health re About eight days after the baby’s birth, a terrible electrical storm visit od un The rain b t in the open windows, and Mary closed ,them Her night clothes were wet when nhe returned to bed. The next day she was delirious and the next-—a«he had left us forever. | I took her children to care for, and the baby I kept with me nolght and day She wae apparently so well, but we worried. Altho we said noth ing to each other, Mary's words were in all our hearta, The baby was five weeks old when | | the thing happened. I had taken her to bed with me, and had fallen into ® doze when suddenly I found my aelf wide awake and trembling vio | tentiy. I felt & presence near me and Reard two words—just a whisper— | jeorgia, Georgia.” I strained my eyes tn the dark | Your sister, i}; ness; maw two arms outstretched, | Second Avenue.at Pike Men’s New Shirts $2.95 3 for $8.00 —well-tailored Shirts, in neat, clean-cut patterns; made of madras and “80 by 80” count percale. Countless patterns. Sizes 14 to 17%. Silk Shirts ’ Splendid Values $7.95 Men’s Ties Splendid Values 65c and Mary's shadowy face aboye| them. ' | 1 screamed, anf mother and Chartes came running to me. They never doubted when I told them. We went around with blanched fnoea and heavy hearta, and in apite of all our care little Georgia sickened and died, and I will always believe that Mary’ bound” until Both She and Her The I ook how hold of my ¢ cold you aref*| t any wonder I am| hoek | Maybe this » her bed.” I naid to her, “Wan this y in th ere you lived? where she er haunt; maybe the p of her Then she threw her hands in and said, “I don't know ol on her knees and wept, ¢ © with her hands They both disappeared tilt locked, My « tho I had dir bucket of water. 1 went the window on the move unti The door “i was as ed it in @ and sat by afraid to my husband came home it. He said he had the previous ‘Thur Mr to the windows had gone up up, altho they were alr and it was 9:30 Mt day be a. m., and My husband was home that of a furlough. 1 decide caune asked Mra. k bad lived t | "What complexion was she? maid, “Very trained ni orrhage, ¢ said she I wonder which both be, CATARRHAL DEAFNESS! MAY BE OVERCOME If you have Catarrhal Deat ness or are even just a littie vr have head rogeiet and get 1 oun ab! strength) ase and a little r Take 1 r times a d thie “will often bring quic th Siatrenst ne br easy and the mucus # ping into our bea:| ff broad day-| i} SMART FALL a by Tee Husband Saw Visitor | n w ae $85.00. They are lours, ti shades $5 GROUP 2 disy merly signed of woolen ~ The $65.00 and are fabrics 40 suits din this lot sold for- AND WINTER SUITS BECOND FLOOR GROUP 1—This assort- rent is composed of inter style suits which ald formerly at $75.00 and Also afew at $95.00. made of fine ve- and trico- winter 65 silvertones in fall and and are reduced to nes | 59.75. Sizes 16 to 44 | | | de- of winter weight and in the later shades. Sizes 16 to 44 GROUP 3 There are Reduced to $46.75. $12.00 suits all told in this variety, which we have taken our regular stocks, They formerly at $45.00 and $49 Also a few at $55.00, and from sold 50, are made of favorite fall fabrics in using colors. to <3 39.75. Sizes 16-to 46 . GROUP 4 suits assembled irom regular $29.50 and $34. our $39.50 These are designed of vy, brown and tan silver- also some from stocks. , tricotine, velour a heather mixtures. to $25.00, Sizes 16 to 46 ‘He'll Tow His Home to Sunny Florida RICHMOND VALLEY, N. ¥., Nov. 10—A bungalow on whéels is Wil liam Ward's solution of the cost of | living problem. His bungalow con |aista of a living room, bath and ikitehen. When completed it will be |attached to an automobile, and, ac companiet by his mon and two friends, Mr. Ward will start for | Florida, where they won't have to} buy coal this winter. Maj. Patton to Talk to Republican Clu Maj, H. W. Patton, of Hoquiam | Reduced 55 splendid our 75, a hem nd Reduced $5 REDUCED PRICES ON WOOLENS UPPER MAIN FLOOR "Co 54-INCH VELOUR 3S in a good of colors. Re- », a yard $4.50, $7.50 54-INCH SUITING AND COATING DU- VET DE LAINE in a fine range of colors. Reduced to, a yard, $5.00. $12.00 54-INCH CORDED COATING in a splendid color assortment. Re- duced to, a yard $7.50. 54-INCH PEACH- BLOOM AND _ VEL- DYNE COATING in a selection of choice col- ors. Reduced to, a yard, $7.50. $15.00 AND $18.00 54- INCH BOLIVIA WEAVE WOOL COAT- ING; also 54-inch Mar- vella, Orlanda and Evora in favored fall shades. Reduced to, a yard, $12.00. 5.00 54-INCH SILVER- TONE COATING in a limited quantity, com- prising about seven col- ors. Reduced to, a yard Germany Sodeses Reichstag Costs BERLIN, Nov. 10—The cabinet | has unanimously decided upon a pro |gram for the reduction of the reich- stag’s expenditure, putting the bur dens upon individual states within} | the confederation. The reichstag ad- ministration also will be greatly re duced. Find Bullet Behind Ex-Soldier’s Heart MANCHESTER, Erig., Nov. 10—A! bullet, a souvenir of Lens, has been extracted from behind the heart of a | Manchester ex-soldier after four | “He knew the upermtion was It makes a difference whether pee ple say things or do them, OLD PORT AND OLIVE OM IS THE BEST TON All doctors agree on Olive Oil Port Wine gs a food tonic. Rich Port Wine contains fron and | body-building ingredients, and | Olive Oil is @ real liquid food when made in a mixture such as Portolive, will be the spe: at a special Ar day celebration by Men's Republican club, at Thursday should give this pre- co om « trial on’ cafe, of Hats the | | he was lable { years, You will never regain your lor health taking worthless | mostly stimulants. Try natures to drop dead any|and see how quickly you i get back your strength. You will like @ new person after one trial, Portolive is on —le at Owl, Swift's and Bartell’s, and at druggists, or sent direct by Post on receipt of $1.75. Company, 747 North Main Los Angeles, Cal. & very dangerous one,” said the! | doctor, “but volunteered to do it, as| } FUNERAL SERVICES FOR Mer- | ton B. Pearsall, 71, pioneer grocer of | this city, were to be held at 3 p, m. | Wednesday at the Home Undertak- ing company under the auspices of the Odd Fellows. 2,500 Bars Laundry Soap 5 for 25c Pe ee Choice of me JOY or POLAR*WHITE ryy u\ LAUNDRY SOAPS at great 7 5 bars for ....... No Phone or G 0. D. Nu-Cut Glass Sugar and Creamer 59c Pair This pretty Sugar and Creamer is the beautiful ig al crystal glass, resembling perfectly real cut glass, yy yyy : $5.00 You will recognize many of these as Hats which were formerly priced very, very much more. They feature smart styles and varied trimmings. Three Hats Are Sketched fashioned of velvet, trimmed with 2 for $15.00 —heavy and medium weight broad- cloth and habutais in a wide assort- ment of patterns. Sizes 14 to 17';. Night Shirts of Muslin 2 for $1.00 —made in generous size and finished with slip-bands. Shown in a wide variety of colors and patterns. Night Shirts of Flannelette $2.50 Handled Axe $1.98 Single-bit Axe of good quality steel, in either black or polished finish. Fitted ~ with a strong, clear hapdle, $4.00 Auto Gloves $2.98 A large number of Reduced to Reduced to wool yarn embroidery, tinsel ribbon and ostrich. Others are in equally modish styles, appropriate for both Street and Dress Wear high quality Auto Gloves have been grouped together at this prite. You will find both lined and unlined gloves in the assortment. Make a splendid Christmas gift. Buy now at this saving. $1.65 —in V-neck style; white, trimmed with blue or pink braids. Sizes 15 to 18. en | termes |) MacDougall-/outhwick flannelette, in pink, blue and tan striped effects. Sizes 15 to 20. Second Avenue at Pike THE STORE FOR USEFUL ARTICLES Men's Shop, Just Inside the Door