The Seattle Star Newspaper, August 1, 1921, Page 2

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I have, put pipe furnaces in two different homes and consider that the UNIVERSAL PIPELESS FURNACE far surpasses any ethers. Your truly, W. J. BARCLAY. porcelain top kitchen table— SEATTLE STAR —we give you a year to pay for your furnace. @an GAATCO hundreds of perfectl PIPELESS FURN Standard Furniture Co., Seattle, Wash. Gentlemen: The pipeless furnace you installed in my home has full satisfaction. In fact, I am so well pleased with it that ‘when my friends come to visit I have to show it to them. All the six rooms are leading from the hall, so 1 had the register placed in the hall, and all the rooms are nice and warm for the first time in eight years, since I built the house. My wife is so much pleased with it that she boosts it whenever she gets a chance. There is - fo reason on earth why you should not have an enormous sale as | goon as the people all know about this wonderful furnace. Respectfully, ROBT. THOMPSON. | 8717 Belvidere Ave., West Seattle. 5608 Keystone Place. 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More- er, this GUAR- Be rlos AUGL (A WEEKLY BUDGET OF MISSIVES FROM A FRIENDLY OLD 8P1RIT) |” sarcaee About Those Jitney Shoe Shines To Tho Star: I wish you would write a little free ad for a new. found bootbiack friend of mine. He operates in stall 44, Beonomy market, at First and Pike 1 remember my writing # letter @ few weeks ago—a politely ish letter, as so many of mine are in which I naid thet if a lot of sidestreet bootblacks would reduce their wartime price of 15 cents to five cents they probably would do busines and make more money ¢ of them, at least, has folloged my advice, He's the chap ie ubove addrews. Ivery other week, when I have my moccasins Polished, I'm going to patronize sur readers oukht to follow my lead, don't you think? CHIEF SEATTLE. To Flo Ziegfeld Flo, Old Boy: My hand! I congratulate you. I read that hereafter you are going to have all the chorus men in your show# sing from behind the scenes. -Hereaftey they Just represent noise—iike a drum or the thunder machine. x fine, It Tite in exactly with my tdeas, I always thought *# men as 4 clase rated along with the amoeba among the of wniepal life, it the really truly benefits of the war was the temporary But to somd extent he’ lient show as it him, Lot of Even “Irene, exce ehind-the-scenes idea. I'm going to ommesees that fenture, CHIEF SEATTLE. |To Henry Darneille, Washington, D. C. Dear Hank: I see that the pastime of digging up a man to beat Jack Dempsey was under way almost before the dust had time to settle at Jersey City, 1 read that they are making plans to train you for the job, It will be a hard one even tho you are a big fighting cop of the D. C. police force. We are a funny people—never satisfied with our beg fighters, Wearing the heavyweight crown if the hardest job any man can hold, So watch out, Hank. CHIEF SEATTLE. Night Riders, Texas, and Elsewhere Exteemed Vigilantes; There are occasions when activities of such organi as yours may be fustified, but when an organization attempts uleate an improved moral standard by application of vers to bodies stripped to the skin, we think it time to here ie no excuse for it in a nation that boasts the ideals proudly assert rules oun mtional conscience. Try some other tactics. CHIEF SEATTLE. To People Who Really Love Girls Dear Folks: The Ruth School for Girls was opened @ week ago in & modest way but with a big purpore—to care for the “misfit” girl who hus been committed by the juvenile court. It will be supported by generajs and charitably minded citzens. Fivedollara year membership gifts, any eum of money, a tumbler of jelly or pieces of used clothing will be acceptable. An especially fine contribution would be to undertake the support of one girl for a definite length of time If you are interested, telephone Mra. Ethel Lang, Kenwood 2500 fm. . CHIEF SEATTLE | pa St Sr Ml | To About 6,000 Good Citizens Dear “Wayfarer” Workers: I believe the most amazing aspect of your great production, to me, was the audacity of your undertaking. It requires an unbelievable amount of hard, thankless labor to put over a show such as you staged in the Washington bowL Yet you did as if you were enjoying every minute of it—rehearsals, oft-repeated performances and all—and I want to say you have earned the gratl- tude of the whole community. CHIEF SEATTLE. |To All Anti-Anti-Semites Dear Folks: 1 wonder how many readers will mafl this page to Henry Ford with this tem marked? A New York real estate dealer named COHN owns a score of small boures in Bayonne, N. J. During and after the war, when almost everybody else was raising rents to the mit, Cohn refused to raise bis. Recently he learned that many of bis tenants were out of work and he voluntarily reduced rent $5 a month, He is being acclaimed by New York papers as a candidate for the Hall of Fame, CHIEF SEATTLE. . To Housewives Friends: A man died & Tacoma hospital recently because he made the mistake of using arsenic instead of baking powder in pre- paring hot cakes for his evening meal. That should be a lesson to some of you. Don't keep poison in your kitchen cabinets or on your pantry shelves. CHIEF SEATTLE. To Laundry Proprietors Dear Sirs: «1 want to call your attention to the fact that my pajamas always come back sans buttons. Wouldn't it be kind if you could arrange to have them returned with the necessary fasteners? ‘Te bas been rather cool about 3 a. m. lately. CHIEF SEATTLE. To the Restaurateurs Dear Sirs: During the war and the consequential high prices it became the custom for most places to charge extra for potatoes. This was all right then when spuds were way up, but they have come down many times since, and still many restaurants charge extra for them. In this country potatoes are as much a part of the meal as bread and butter. Think it over. CHIEF SEATTLE, Toa Conductor on an Alki Car Dear Knight: Your gallantry.deserves commendation. 1 saw the pains you took to help a mother with a baby in arms get her small boy off the street car Sunday afternoon. CHIEF SEATTLE. | vo diel \Te Paul T. Kennedy Dear Paul: You did a fine job as general arrangements chairman for the Buyers’ Week. I know all the business people will enthusiasti- cally second my motion to thank you CHIEF SEATTLE. Grim Tragedy Ends | Wedding in Society Here is a tragedy in three short senention in the aristocratic old cts as brought over The Star's spe-| Maryland town when she eloped celal New York wire: |with Charles Monson, Jr., 1909; , Sarah Campbellina Cowan, |New Haven capitalist ety belle and daughter of John/ president of the famous | e & Ohio railroad, caused a FACE DISFIGURED WITH PIMPLES son of a Ten years later: clety favorite obtained a divorce - from her dashing young husband in | Seattle, alleging non-support. Sunday evening: The body of the former Southern beauty was found dead in @ shabby-genteel hotel room in New York. Authorities ascribed her death to poisoning To Supply Gasoline The former so-! ANTEE is backed by a BOND of the Fidelity & Casual- PRR Mihat Rone yer tigations Peston sao vi STA Noa D PURNE. And Blackheads, Itch Itched Terribly, Lost Sleep, Cuticura Heals, “Pimples and blackheads broke for Forest Patrol| O. Bystrom, secretary to the Wash ington Forest Fite association, an- nounced Saturday that the associa. ‘GHOST DRAMA OPENS WILK |New Company at Stock House Well Received BY GLENN HUGHES Every ghost play has Its day. 18 |fact this is an open season in the theatre for dramas which skip lightly over half @ C®ntury tn order that the love of parents may be revealed to lovedistraught children, “Senilin’ Through,” a fantastic comedy by Allan Langdon Martin, which served as the opening wedge for the new company at the Wilkes theatre Sun- day, is one of the most popular of thene spectre romances, And there is a very obvious reason why the public should be Interested in such a play. The war has increas ed enormously the fascination of spirftualisic phenomena. And Sir Oliver Lodge and bis cohorts haw not labored in vain, Nearly all per. sons at home time or other look ' hope for miracles to be performed the dead. The stage is the place for miracles. AUDIENCE KEEN; ACTORS NEW The audience at Sunda: ance was a doubly curiouy Wyp* curiontty concerning the and perhaps even a keener concerning the players. They new faces and new voices the stage, and the anxious to get acquainted with actors. From the comments applause, there was no ment. Miss Alice Elliott scored a in the difficult role of Kathleen gannon. Her bright humorand any served her very well in her ge trayal of the charming Irigh whose smile was in constant. with her tears, Forrest Taylor showed @ derstanding of the tech: acter acting in the part of teret. His scenes with Cl caster, who was cast as D ceeded in convincing the their age and eccentricity, PARTS WELL TAKEN ‘BY LARGE CAST As Kenneth Wayne, the lover whose chief worry leen, Fred Dunham gave performance. Several times responsible for quickening the of the performance to its height; and his Jeremiah Wayne proved his tility. Jerome Sheidon delinested of the ill-fated Willie Ainsley smoothness and reserve, Althe | principal business was looking ed and climbing back and forth the high gardew wall, he was PALACE HIP B Featuring melody, of novelties and co i spice, the new show at & Mr. and Mrs. Owen in “A Divorce of Co feature film play. the delicious Burley flavor, out all over my face and it was ine dreadful condition. The pimples were large and red and itched some- thing terrible and I lost many nights’ sleep, My face was disfigured and we hamed to go out among other ty Company of New York for faithful performance. You make no. mistake yee |. f ee : when you buy an eG , igs EMPRESS MAL- Soar LEABLE RANGE. tion was willmg to furnish the gov- ernment gasoline for airpmne patrol of the forest. The government's susoline appropriation ran out last month Feed rien es cheney COMPANY os ee I saw an advertisement for Cuti- cura Soap and Ointment and sent for a free sample. 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Keepit handy. and Public Ain " SCHOOL OF T! has a specia rs during Summer, Pupils are requested to Pe now for the Fall Term, | ning September 6, TRADH