The Seattle Star Newspaper, November 12, 1920, Page 9

a 1920, THE SEATTLE STAR PAGE O FRIDAY, NOVEMRER 12 Stone Bust of . ate 8 . . wad, 1 used it = “nat ds it __Lhurles Sallowny, who used Net Program te B ERROR FOR __Kaiser Bombed Seattle Beauties bom wa's book ms ore] ee nt i i - oe of the kalser was found at the Ger eeling them to be sure. Leon, clguret maker wnat! Gard “Fixed Over” nnn? saci: tit. Tater a i UIT HAITI. roped ammahed the sculptire BY AILEEN CLADE know |! eg ge le ae aa . rt , ' Then nodody loves the girl to Jerk, jerk, jerk. Then mneene, |, nae have to pull MY) iarried to De Ligilar , Want Cub Bear as ~ty ive go out in the garden [#neeee, sneen Samia TIoctced Ptiertomtrnes eek ‘ vane Returned Resident, a Wom-|_ boggl Bg ut be irda annually | * an, Talks of Conditions on en my Miss Hazy appenran . “ rand Ip order to tn and strongest pia ne mouths vot of off the cob; wverens | And those beau alts are ey atinfactory titul mi | Not that only the wu beauty parlors, 1 oon oy impression takes im Ga nd advice free. ng my own hair Negroes’ Island ig Fgh ey cull Gheibaee dens Hut T was beginning to get home. | M4 my DIL and dor Ns. deasia Basiest thing in the ¥ K for mynelf, 1 was afraid 1], + very BAN FRANCISCO, adnought California bh ther p ook at those eyebrows,” » | ent aad eee ee eT ender), But my Would be a gr naked Rolph to find ‘em a mascot. {that remark and cauned go little sen lmanded . the 1} | Wont any greater transformation. |inmy own room, which I States marines rs pianiionina jwation, Half an hour later I thought | where L thought t Reng er 2 Ho I shocked the apeoiaitst by curtail others, told me it was worth 1c | a hls lg mph pee A” community canhing kiteben,| she'd misunderstood me, that is, on the towel with whieh | - on presi eS all, modern facilities for this| “Do you want @ plain factal or a/| "a been wiping the tweesera " — —_——= operation at Ashe | mud pack’ she asked, The mud a have @ mirror in your hand,” k 80 4 more exciting, and also PURI AILEY TE M. il cost me wo It won. a m is We started with a shampoo, | » Beare |e Urders Cross | earned that my hair, whieh I always and . 7 w “ yg | If you cannot Uist, I must} get a Bar- have a little henna, “not enough t tell re, the make it red; just enough to make ft SE & little Hghter, and the same shade best olution all over." to your\ shop- LOOKS LIKE FRIEND AD o OF MRS. WIGGS } ping proglems is to sen us BARTELL DRUG STORES if Prescriptions | ; ‘ ‘ In order that The greatest satisfaction in buying is knowing that you have re- }a prescription ceived an equivalent in quality for the money expended. The , perform BARTELL policy is not merely to sell you merchandise — you : duty for Healthy Home Grown Ornamental and Fruit now represented there. NATIVES DISLIKE WHITES Previous to th & Mrs. Pri tly kept the isla a tur moll and the natives were In danger Of self-extermination must, you can and will be satisfied with every Bartell purchase. wan KODAKS Hot ct ey must be ified with acgffracy. It waa when my colorless hair ratte aca Rar ae PM eh Now, she says, altho Americans wae dry that I began to fear she'd) an order \by > . { None pat reg- MEE Gh Welle getghe are mech @e misunderstood my first statement. | sali.’ Ail ae For the Point iste aii Mked by the natives who, bet © I sat, staring at myself in the eg Children - Z B nts of American slave or, looking N the world like ders attendel Th hi ma@sts fill 7 “ “4 Wiaxe’ fr ine Hazy, while ey cannot und to ir speed it. e approaching ‘ awh elv a vetu oO wert ANN: under 1A speec Y e civil war, f return t t ies boadlainet goog” ¥ k The lit } ygtr prescrip- will buy aecret accurate and . tle folks Holidays suggest ion at a Bar- fu sufferer the possibility of getting | her poorly dyed hair property | tonics that ar jsat gat can be .4Ppropriate gifts. tell store. We hennaed. | harmful whe }way to you. There is nothin fill it as the is ‘bein | Just when Ta decided 1 couldn't | ture of old et Wit ) { “Send it in to- made : “hs s Asctot wale podt into th Wook any uglier If I tried, the sp | 4 other y Pee happy More suitable for q twee intende cine tened a towel over my) 0" Oy (™e* i Fa “wife” or it. Prieger. urkltke f And the an ideal tii and CON- «nother than a tno highly Intelligent, othe ma- ; 1 gaw. myself in the r nature's tented with a “Kodak’\pr “Camera.” We carry a large labor-saving “Hotpoint” apgfiance. es can be y Sgr May Bet ey ay stores tn i | assortment of moderate priced machines that take good ra AF have econ many mud pack ts very evi a mad | Oe OER Wotent a up it pictures. A “B isthe logical Camera; not compli- A wide range to select from; namely, Grills in vari- y sorts of crt pack. But it wouldn't have been | St t cated, and easy to operate.\ Brownies priced at $2.86 to ous styles, Chafing Dish@s, 8 and 6-Ib. Irons, Vacuum There are 2 funny if anyone had called “Fire? | way afd see how quickly you im $19.95, Cleaners, Toasters, Pegfolators, Sewing Machines and ] eine, seniinders of the numerous t that time, I'm sure I don't know | prov Portolive is on male at Ow s : many other useful, well as beautiful “Hotpoint” iP revolutions, wr ~* I'd have done. sel | swith, *, or rent direct on For those more expericyced in photography we electrical home nee . . ? nt ru eyebro — i 0 fe MaQUOR SALE MALMO & CO. It” 1 Beroleally announces |receipt of $1.75 by pércel post. Port have a complete stock of Wodaks, Any size or PROHU > “Many cated, the aiff second educated native wants to be president and starts a revolution, If fs successful and clean enough money he goes to F spend it. When it is gon turns and starts another re “On that account all the well-todo Prople desire American occupation ‘They resent, however, the promiscu us killing of innocent people which hhas been rather too frequent of late years. The rum and taffia made in Haiti are deadly drinks and when ‘Some of the American boys get full @f it they are no longer rexponsible jBeings. To such drinks I attribute Hthe things that have happened. A ‘weeent marine order has prohibited the sale to the soldiers of intoxt- jeating liquors, 80 a more peaceful ‘Occupation may be expected In the ‘futore.* ABOR SEEKS NEW MEMBERS A. F. of L. to Try to Swell Ranks by 1,000,000 ‘ BY RALPH F. COUCH WASHINGTON, Nov. 13.—Organ faed labor now ts trying to add 1,000,- | 000 new members to its ranks, Vice F’ President Frank Duffy of the Amer. { foun Federation of Labor, announced } here today. 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