The Seattle Star Newspaper, November 17, 1920, Page 2

. 3 days more of this 5” off furniture sale - a Christmas gift for alltime THE The Retarn of the Bully Bieven years ago my father ao quired @ store located tn a small vil lage on an taland north of Scotiand When he went there to take charge | he took me along. On arriving we) found that the village was inhabited | by fishermen, and on closer acquaint. | ance the superstition among the na-| tives Was very noticeable, The store, the warehouse and « small room adjacent to the store oc cupied the entire ground floor of the | largest building in town, but the up | staire was vacant, altho there were two real nice apartments there for) ront ata very reasonable figura, An inquiry brought the answer that no sane person would stay there over night, and the reason given was that the place was haunted. Asked for! further particulara, they remained) silent, only stating that we would! find out soon enough tf we were to! sleep thera | My father and myself converted the amall room on the ground floor into sleeping quarters and stayed there all summer without ever notio- ing anything peculiar. One night in the fall, however, we| doth heard some one walking up-! staira, but when we investigated next morning we found that no one could Dave been thers, as all the windows were firmly locked from the Inside | and the only entrance was nailed and bolted. Neither one being muper- | stitious, this Incident was soon for-) gotten ‘The Matter part of November my | called to Edinburgh on was left tn charge; alno to sleep alone tn the haunted Tt @idn’t worry ma, tho, and if F 3 a 4 RE @ here, but tm the eyes of the males evident that they rated i 3 #58 ete sf 4 iz in bed for a while and the light; but no goon wo than some one start upetaira, This party acrom the room directly ne and opened the door lend to the stairway—then walked and with precision down the if j ‘ f regularity and squeaky stepe alone the partition between my room and I better be quiet and try to catch him at the cash register. How. | ever, considering the nolse he was) U. S. Army Goods Sale| Surplus and By the McAvoy Ca. —SButter epreats, 37— ext of atx arghouse @Boulllen epoons.......-.- 1,000 Cases of Corn Beef ome mn SB cot of ete Fl @Boup spoons. .$9— setof six fi! at 35c Can Olive spoons, each) | Consteting of Shoes, dress ang wert; ssitilaitloatileibla aia! 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Bec on ms. i ign (ewelling) of Uh Ing no attention you doing? by wearing of interest to all who like music— Ja VICTROLA outfit —Vietrola XI., 1 ble faced Boe $158.50 50—, with 20 selections on 10 dou- records—your choice—$158.50. down, am PLAPAO CO, with an additional purchase of $5— worth of records and on payment of $5— down we SEATTLE STAR =) Many Queer Experiences Related in “Gho making, that didn't seem plaunible, | ti tate, and then 1 feel asleep. How) woman 16 years old, was burned to @ither, and when he shut the trap door with a bang, my courage was « thing of the past, and I groped fran tically for the matoh box, But as ie always the case when in a desp ate hurry, I shoved the mateh b off the table, and just then I he the door knob turn, and the door opened very slowly, and even now after 11 years have elapsed, the cold | wweat breaks out on my forehead when I think of The face that ap peared in the opening. Ne one could describe it In all its hideousness, It was the face of a man between 60 and 60 years old, The lower part of the face was covered by a thick and disorderly growth of red beard. ‘The halr was gray and unkempt, The | face was rather pale and drawn as compared with Its huge red none. The eyebrows were bushy and partly hung over the mont penetrating pair of pleel gray eyes which stared at ma Then he grinned, or raQer showed his teeth, and I could not withhold a wild shriek as I buried my head under the covers. When I mustered enough courage | to look again al was complete dark- ness, and after lichting the lamp I could plainly see that this wae rot Imagination alone, as the door was ajar, #0 some one Must have opened it, I could not aleop the remainder of the night, but kept the lamp burn- | tog and considered what would be | the wisest course to follow, Next day I didn't mention this to any one and toward evening T axked Mack, who was « friend of my age, to sleep with me that night. Mack was a good sport, and consented after some hesitation We took a mat trees and some bed clothing from the store and made his bed on the floor tn front of the door—the door open ing into the room. I didn't tell him about my expertence, for fear he might change his mind. We talked YOURS FOR HEALTH v Chocolates! 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Won't G in my bed by this ime was Mack— | wake you, but was too seared to of old man O'Dea, and he has been | for poor Mack, and then he jumped | drowned some three years previous. while still warm and was taken tnto the «tore, ines hin ween freqiently tn that house, and never slept there since, and I never | occurred tn iny family weveral years but I| death by & gasoline explosion in the hing| home, She was literally enveloped nder | in flamea, all the clothing being burned from her body, She lived only 24 hours, Her mother wag the only witness to the tragedy, and, nat urally, it almost unsettled her rea son, For montha afterwards she would walk the floor day and night, when not under the influence of opt ates, calling her daughter by name and begging her to “come back and peas nother.” | As there were several other chil ldren in the family, also the father |and grandmother (the father's moth or), they were in a dreadful state of jmind. One day, when I and grand mother were altting together dis cussing these things, raid: “I do wish Maury (my sister) could be made to reallse just how she in making Imabell (the one who died) wuffer by the way sho in carrying on.” “You know, of course, that I lost my only daughter when she was 11 | years old. Sho took sick and died very euddenly, I almost went insane ing, Day and night I walked ¢ her to come to mother or morning, rather, about 3 o'clock, I @wakened from an uncomfortable meep and was immedintely aware of a strong light In the room, At first Nebt I eat right up in bed, as the Hight eeemed to move to the foot of the bed; then tt seamed to take the shape of @ brieht etar, and as T gaaed, too bewlldered to really be afraid, the form of my child stood | there in her night dress, with hair down her back, arms outstretched, and « most pleading exprennion upon ber face, While I know now that no sound was made, I do know that she spoke, “Bhe begged me te let her go. “Oh. mother,’ she eld, ‘please let me go You are making me so unbappy by gtieving the way you 40; you hold me here constantly, weeping and calling me to come to you. I am not dead, mother, but I want to go on. | Please let me go.’ “Then the light faded and she was fone, Put from that moment I stop. ped grieving, I have never wished | her back again, 1 only pray for her happiness, and, thank God that He let me have her for 11 years.” MRS. A Lesson Learned Thru nN. I, when a young girl, was shocked mother of one of my childhood play mates, had committed suicide. Fol Jowing close on the heels of Uns first shock were two others in connection with this same woman However deplorable these different events, they proved the means to an end in my own life not to be regretted, so far a certain ideals are concerned, I recetved the eecond shock short ly after Mra Brown's death, when her mother told me of the following event, which I will relate in her own worden: “I was tn my bathroom, preparing to take a bath, when I saw Grace— Mra. Brown—standing tn the door way, She wae dreamed tn biack and seemed to be suffering untold agony. at— Suite 1020 Alaska Bldg. 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It ean be obtained from any st” Stories grandmother | ‘Then whe related the following: | and carried on just as Mary ts do- | floor, calling ber by name, begging | One night, | it seamed to be Tike a strong electric | upon learning that Mra Brown,| LAXATIVE BROMO ‘The genuine bears gnature of & W, Grove 300, Hair Roots Come Out Before Your Very Eyes (New Method Ranishes Saperfiucus Hair) speak, but groaned again ag the had At first and disappeared.” When I added thi, event to Mrs. Drown's suicide, I waa deeply pux vied and distrensed, It had seemed to me that Mra, Brown wag an idea! | wite and mother, She had surround ed her large, beautiful home gnd | three children, now nearly grown, |with the most pleasing environ | ments, I, as @ child, had often com pared their home with mine, and this compartson always cast @ mean reflection upon the plain Little cot tage in which I lived, where there were eight rollicking, nolay young | by —, a? wit ‘me y bave the eurpria The thir and last shock I reeetved of your life if you will obtain & concerning Mra Brown was this:| tick of phelactine from your druge fhe had upon many occasions sent | sist and follow the simple instruce out @ call into the unlenown, inviting | UON% Jittle guests into her home, and then, before their baby spirits had had a chance to fally adorn themselves for mother arma to cuddle, she had ‘cant |, Women do not have to patronizg them back tnto the unknown. |the beauty parlor—for if their skin ‘This knowledge suggested tome the is disfigured with pimples and canne of Mra. Browh's @uicide and | blotches, apparent enffering in the other ‘ world, and it also ended my prejudice and theis for babies and plain Jittle homes. | blood is im I had sought happiness in Mra. | dicordel they he new way to remove superfin- Toots and allethe phelae- rapidly wuperseding the depilatory methods, eleetricit and ar ald ritating and asant to quick wet removes the uding the roots, in nda! oun bate, tine way old- tab ic as well tweener & produ A CLEAR SKIN — Brown's quiet, beautiful, uanxpot: | ted (9) domain, when really happt noes in al) its fullness could be found within the walls of my own little cottage home. It could be traced in the very mnudges on the old furnt ture, for it was little dimpled hands that had made these amudges—-little hands that had not been sent into eternity by @ selfish mother! Poor Mra. Brown! 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