The Seattle Star Newspaper, August 26, 1921, Page 2

THE SEATTLE STAR SUNSHINE SMILES Department for Seattle Shut-Ins and Their Friends, Appearing Every Friday in The Seattle Star EDITED BY DR. FRANK R. LOOPE Phone Capitol 2267 | SPECIALS FOR SATURDAY AND MONDAY Boys’ Durable School Suits $10 and $15 Values, Special $7.98 FATTY ARBUCKLE leaves tonight with— Many « man’s best sermons in [She makes us med and awful cranks susT way Get your boy his new suit for school tomorrow at our special price. We are of- * f E ui 0 od temecvumens fering regular $10 and $15 suits at $7.98, so you can’t go wrong on price. The styles oe ee en ae ae " ee! ete eat ie ae With my urea Bold operat, “CRAZY TO MARRY” are all up-to-date with belted effects, plain, pleated and yoke backs; good patterns. Rose the weld that you employ, Will guard wa from ‘attack, iiaitine tee —his fastest and best comedy The tebeies are Be Had thas i, edteal boy needs—good and strong, for rough usage. Frees Goutles that baney¥” wee sae i pate ve Pace = Hy ‘an Sen fun wr Coat and pants full lined. Sizés , eeu en seer ways am Ge ees ) wm " 4 Bees don't whom they sting, SPECIAL SATURDAY AND MONDAY, 97.98 is Tito ar, famting vine back "imo your shell |s0-085 agsunahine Yan, STARTING SATURDAY Mi when you meet 4 bad situation, Just kbs i 2 9 smile like all get out, Bunshine makes a mockery of for —a First ; Pe enge HEAVEN Boys’ Weists 40¢ ore, Shirts brag a , vaa.® ald «lite erippled girt on MORE Jov RIDES IS eanenine te tas toes 12 tbe bind Peper och seu. nattaatt er | | wll won in ‘mae aoe | [Seer shactnc cet” amine rerrbotrs te |iScesbut ot grr tare a schoo! ‘hambra: otras terial; le | cuffed " ” . oo tele neemyg 4 pacity Sounle F yoke and on Ot crete ane aoe en aid ane clapping her! party, William J. Murray, 4410 “T’'m real hungry tonight, Do hands, “I know! Heaven is country! 33rd ave, By aftor three years on eome a an’ roads ao’ trees an’ butterflies an’! an invalid bed with a broken | au think I ean have some brea things like that; an’ God's @ot plenty! back, “| ” the hind the trip of hin | oct tenet eee only dark stripes. All sizes, autts; fiat collar, Ages 10 to 16 er buttons; five pockets. SPECIALS FOR MEN if ri : an’ plenty automobiles an’ you ride elus. free in ‘em long’s you feel like it, oung life, By the way, Mr. brea an’ Glod’s showers are all sunshinem lurray is something of an art- in ao Suet 4 yor] Fiala ist, ang would like something to sorry, dear, but she has no way 1 Flannelette Gowns $1.48 Shirts and Drawers 39c Tt 70 ROL vet out| Staihstinting your kodak enlarge | Cf" cctting ‘any.” ford | $2.00 QUALITY; good weight, and nicely made; Clearance of summer shirts and drawers; former nighty a dog that barked, a parrot Si eo Mpa mg Fag mother,” sald ly priced at Téc per garment; long sleeve shirts, | that swore and a chimney that| Walter Moss, another young man| Tat tore BA " neat striped patterns, Sizes 16 to 20, emoked, I'¢ say that wus real! with a broken back, ig on a visit to ankle length drawers; double seat. | Chambray Work Shirts 79c S Uni Suits 95c ° trouble, Yakima with his mother, making the sg tak Ved \ | elle : Men's blue chambray work shirts; good weight; ummer Union “ ph * trip over the Cascades in an auto, WANTED I J ; wel Jany another's woee the light 4 7 i cut full size; Mat collar; REGULAR $1.25 values. $1.50 QUALITY; Heht ight; ecru and white; re A Raving reed tne vray hy eeu Says the trip wae wonderful. Piste A aoe: sven = Sines 14% to 17. short or long sleeves; ankle length; closed crotch. Men’s Neckties 69c Cotton Sox 19¢ A new assortment of fourin-hand silk ties are | 25c QUALITY; good double cotton sox for every in; splendid patterns in pretty colors; well worth | day wear; gray and black, All sizes, THREW $1.00 each. PAIRS FOR 5O¢. i peme Gar” cakaaee ns HR T'd rather be a good nut than ajquite active In an excivil war ‘then. bad egg. A good nut has a chance |nurse. Can pay reasonable amount tf grow into a fine tree. Nobody | Phone Mr. Wright, Elliott 0600. cares for « bad ogg. eee eee Chari May I never hurt, by any selfish ty covers a multitude ef | 4.24 or thoughtless word, the heart oe @ jot foe or friend. eee None of ua learn our lessons easily jor all at once or even willingly, We have to live them, breathe them, work them out with sweat and tears. ‘Thin makes the glory and the wonder CHARLES ty , * Ladies’ Hose $1.00 New Elastic Girdles Boys’ Shoes $3.25 tone, ye It we try to make every mo. ee Special offer of ladies’ silk and Good hea’ hool shoes for ment of our lives sweet and beau NOW GET is fibre atockings; high spliced heel $1.85 to $5.25 wiper amt tor aug “tad bade There bs no happiness like @ |titul, we need never fear about) Your garden won't grow with. and double toe; Octagon Brand; s | The latest style corset in the | wear; chrome elk indestructible song trem the heart. frlenda, Kindness 1s the world's) out, senuhlee; how de, you ex- . tent t. ‘our soul to devel - splendid wearin hose; cordovan | torm of an elastic girdle; very — solid leather, Sizes 9 to Dit you hs the amite of an |*Tettest Magnet. pect lop in the famous Charles Hoyt play— honeat-to-goodness Sunshiner? It White we differ ° . Inions, starte way down inside and says, Tne © rent o GIVE ME A RIDE, MISTER ‘ Children’s Shoes $2.75 “Come on wo--Ge sky's finer" ue peur ba ‘e "| You've all experienced this call) 66 Broken tine of children’s skut- NATURE if . fer style shoes at «@ clearance ‘There je not & moment of any ~ gee 8% to 10, SPECIAL | ete wear: Tend posand figure and {s excellent for all Misses’ Hose 25c around wear. 12 to 16-inch A real bargain of fine lise fin- | tengths. Priced at 91.85; 92; mets ished stockings for misses; extra | g4: g4.50; $5; $5.25. price; brown and black; calfskin fine rib; black and brown; rein- and elk. Sises 11% to 3. jer scene, pict her home? Some happy family, gd ag tage oe reggie shut | 59 forced toes and heels. All sizes “ telling you, and not @ grouch in the a uman nature is to 10. SPECIAL 25¢. Ladies’ Silk Gloves Girls’ Shoes $3.50 eat bunch. Mother Ryther, in always |‘¢ same in the man as in the bel grateful to anyone wishing to help |*24 you who enjoy many advantages | Growing girts’ gunmetal pumps; [| °%/,,2°"?" Tor"him | ese Mothers and children In thelr py per dg tae go small metal ornament; good struge' you, a ‘f: waar Ukilws ake on Clearance of ladies’ tong black | Tish, “Sits. can be depended nd} When we called her to the phone! “Mild, enjoyed lifts, For the shut pone ‘only: REG. | “WX Fleves: finest quality: £004 | unom for good service. Sixes 2% [ml ;rnustion of ins neart, eimont huma@™ today we found she had been assist: i. lke the child, needs very Uttle yout. ond linet pink only: weight; 1¢dutton, Size 6 only. | to 1, fone ro ing the children in the yard in build. “Make him giad. a eee eee eee ing & playhouse, A little further, Thank God there are many in the P04, RERHAL B04. ‘questioning brought out the fact that} "Fld who are reeponding to this| universe more thought. Who among she will need some real co-operation |! for a lift, willing and anxious to | you can tell of the beautiful, enow: shortly; and we wonder if we «can't |S!¥¢ thelr brother a boost whenever capped mountaina gilding the skyline | get some volunteers for this service? |" Wants it. There are hundreds of yeaterday? Who fajied to see the persons whore chief joy it is to help! Ladies’ Bloomers 39c | $3.00 Values for $1.95 A midnight mystery—a gallivant with ghostss-a hur ricane of humor—and enough thrills to last a year. Shut-tne, let's give nature and the “Te STORE Lad sunbeams flooding their rooms with . rtleal: others, It may be « smile, a word the glory of te an, the cloud pio ora 4d When such a one has! . ridden j Curtain Scrim 12% yd. tures, the silvery moon or the twink. an poohy e end of earthly trail, | 5 ing stare—al! resting in that dome not hi memory ite VALUE; double open work Nag © on a % all. be a happy ? of blue, the sky? borders; 36 inches wide. ee One must first climb to greater you believe that sooner or later | heights if he would beat another to you will get yours? If you do, you| the sunshine, rying out the ideas of Will H. Hays. postmaster general. is Dr. Frankel's mission. A welfare council will be Organized in each large city of the States, The public health is cooperating in keeping employes fit. etail Cigar Men Two-act First National comedy— Commerce. the Elke’ club. RO. Fielding was\n0om. Jay d ‘ : ? : coradusie 66 g 9 : ‘To “humanize” the postoffice, car- | toastmaster. ave. N. E., Lor ROW PLAYING fr 2:15 AND 6:15 P. M. lao Be xia i Paratus, you can wu BIG WEEK! = ‘ in conceiving and accomplishing in was unburt. , | ale wonderral age we see Eving fn. “They that devote their time, en- ergy and youth to mere content. ment of body.” as Mr. McCay puts it, “waste youth, time and force.” Chester Outing Scenic i511 While walking with a Chi. {of health. naman, an unidentified white man was struck at Fourth ave, | Dame Nature plays and Washington st. by H. W. Kirake, (2306 Forrest drive, Kirske said he tried to avoid striking him, but the man dodged when he dodged, with « | painful result. The man got up and curséd Kirske. The Chinaman was unhurt and contented himself with |awearing in Chinese. i & itm b, cover mouth; you cai escaceys||\/ | Y | SMM Churchill Antiseptic Skin Soap ——| | 2 Cakes for 19¢ nation and advice free. ‘ Thousands and thousands of Owl Drug Store customers have adopted this as their favorite toilet soap because of its < Call and See Samples of Our Plate “ — and Bridge Werk. We Stand marked antiseptic qualities. They will welcome this half price opportunity, as should you. — ———~ the Test of Time. OBEY THAT IMPULSE AND THE [fl remotnsseta’ y'sur'.cntennr,!* recommended by ou: oy, ADVICE OF YOUR FRIENDS AND ff] gece “satistaction. “asks out cus who have tested our work NEIGHBORS — COME. NOW, ERE [| Wres coming to ur office bersure IT IS TOO LATE—YOU WILL AL- §| & , The regular price is 19c a cake. Friday and Saturday, we will sell TWO cakes for 19c. OR you can buy it by’ the box, 3 cakes for 27c, OR, better still, 2 boxes (6. cakes) for 50c. Y this ad with WAYS REGRET IT IF YOU MISS THIS WONDER PICTURE OF THE OHIO Dentists SPECIAL Evenings: 30c, LARGE iow Ss one We AUGMENTED Matinees: ) oP ) |i wigs Gucmperna "teen: 20c ond ie. Sune Pelee m—. The Owl & copt Monday - - Oram 4 and Henry C.\Wallacs and Norma Talmadge, two victi 4 .’ , two vie i “Mai i ion” ETR POLI | AN ‘0 P ee the summer gol, bg. Henry, the secretary of dinners, ne ee enn iz Sas affects the odd hat and the vigorous ‘stroke on the links. First and Pike Third and Pike Westlake and Pine Norma hopes to have sufficiently recovered fr Lfingiti Sing fi if { efit ] to resume photoplaying in the fall, ro Minaritta Iv [ess] LM AL