The Seattle Star Newspaper, September 23, 1921, Page 9

If every feller would let the boy fm him come to the surface, she would be a happy world to @ve in ‘ ee TO AUNTIE By FL R. iL. Eeok, the Bowing Day Lily ts with “eA, Haupringiy.” she says, “inte the al world I Blow fragrance sweet and lisping low, 5 | Alt my robes of white ; lest a truant come by night, fold my tent of silken hue to t thield my heart of gold, when I've done, I go, my story to the world ts told.” eee Y A pessimist is a man who ts look @ for the worst, and who !s disap- pinted if Ne doesn't find It. r; eee Expose Yoorself to Happiness and youll Be Happy j eee Cookie shower at the Ryther Child home Saturday. : 2 eee ‘The man who radiates good cheer, who makes life happier wher. he meets it, is always the man @f vision and of faith. eee Sherman @ Clay, many thanks for your good work at the county Rospital. ‘ . . Mafusie by Kine, trom Nev. tt by King, from Nov. 6 to ®, big idea, fine and dandy, but, Why not “let her buck” all year ar d, let music wash away from soul of man the dust of every oof os YELLOW FRONT First Avenue SUNSHINE SMILES tment for Seattle Shut-Ins and Their Friends, Appearing Every Friday in The Seattle Star EDITED BY DR. FRANK R. LOOPE Phone Capitol 2267 day life, Shakespeare says, “Let not the man be trusted that hath no music th hts soul.” eee Forgiving an enemy is a sweet revenge. eee Fired to no cpot is happiness sincere, Bverywhere and nowhere, yet is right here, All states of man can reach tt, If by nature's path they seek it! Think right, mean well, keeping al- ways full of cheer, eee Cicero says “no man can be brave who thinks pain the greatest evil” eee Never fear the loss of a good deed. eee Whe gives a rap where the darkness goes when the light comes on; same thing with pain in the presence of cheerful kindness. eee We prove our sincerity by faith fulmess to our ideals. eee What of the things In life that melt our hearts with pity; that ring our souls with sheer misery, the cry of the helpless shut-in. flo,) as @ rule is not looking for pity Dut for a chance to develop the faculties he has left to him. MILLIONAIRES OF HAPPINESS Some of our Sunshiners are ver-| itable millionaires of happiness. They take only a cheerful view of things, yet are sincerely sympa thetic. Their faces shine with happy thoughts. They see the funn¥ side “of many a Mischance which Would move some to tears, and oft- times they do shed them when Good Synmmers are richer are wealthy, a* alone than those who | far as money is coneerned, and poor Inyeheer, Our millionaires ‘of bap- piness are to be envied and I would just love to name them, and if 1 did you’ would agree with me, but their modesty will not permit They say ‘there ts foom for all # let’s join the Millionaires of Tap. pineas and Shing eee Tt tent the thing Iteelf that counts so much as the-way you do it. eee You may think the world owes you « living without work, but you are fooling nobody but yourself. eee TEDDY M'LEAN’S PARTY You should have seen the 70 lite ed faces at the Ortho pain tw pedie hi al writhe into smiles} fag cach was given @ little Mag and a plentiful supply of allday suck era. Teddy McLean, inmate of the Orthopedic with spinal trouble, was the occasion for this bit of sunshine. One of Lamping McDonald Motor Co.'s big easy-tiding Lincotn cars carried the party to the hospital and while adjustments were being made to his braces, good Sunshiners helped distribute his little treat, making Teddy's short call a mem- orable = one. Accompanying were his mother, Mra, McLean, Mre Yerden, Mrs. Robert Gran and KR. & (Rod) Jennings wee Sunshine is the only invest ment that never fails and just as Ught destroys the darkness, so happiness destroys gloom. formerly an} him | se rusty lock wreaks the I and the-do-nothings make the |PIRST ‘TRIP SINCE WAYFARER | PARTY At 12 o'clock, noon, Friday last, we heard that Miss Johnson of the | having ® birthday By one o'clock a nice outing waa arranged that In eluded & beautiful ride, candy, toe cream and everything. Thies being her firet trip out since the Way farer party made it a very happy day for her, eee It is not the power of possamsion | that makes for happiness, but the) power of giving and appreciation, eee MORE MUSIC Ward H, the sughlest in King County hospital, where sone of the patients have not been out of doors in years, some helpless @nd@ blind, the “Soclety Five Orchestra” again discourse jase—the kind of | Jaen that has a smile in every Bar jand a real moonshine kick in every measure, Saturday night te the date, eee One of the hardest things = blind man has to contend with is how to kil time, One of our blind Sunshiners says: “In my LUMBING FIXTURES ht Let us f yer on rae ere, al and ‘Doctors Recommend Bon-Opto for the Eyes < Physicians and eye specialists pre jecribe Bon-Opto as « safe home |remedy in the treatment of eye ltroubles and to @trengthen eye- sight Gold under money refund guarantee by all druggists. — Advertisement, MEN’S SUITS s Suits, value here, an Saag ing, while they a s ——y——— ow COMES THE GREATEST EVENT IN YEARS >100,000 STOC AT THE MERCY OF THE PUBLIC ona yop 1 Lae le every single article in the entire stock is doomed to go at a great sacri- fice; not one thing will be left undone in order to make this the greatest Money-Saving Event ever held in these parts. Prices That Will Positively Defy Competition ta, values as $25.00, on sale at MEN’S UNDERWEAR We will put on sale Men's $1.50 Fleeec-lined Underwear, In al! sizes, on sale here Sat- urday morning, at 69c SUITS . Values a = 1 BOYS’ high as WORK SHOES A @an@y selection of Men's Work Shoes, values to $7.50, to be closed eut at this great sale for SUITS — Suits, values as high as| 0, on sale at MEN’S UNIONS Men's Ribbed Union Suits toon For tue] DON’T PASS UP THIS OPPORTUNITY |ioox ror tae FOR REAL BARGAINS We wat you (o compare our prices with other sale prices, for we can truthfaii this sale is positively in a class by itself—It is a sale that will be remembered for years to come, for we have CUT PRICES TO THE VERY QUICK. see | Palace Clothing Co. way that THE SEATTLE STAR 8. W, district, who ts a cripple, was) will} youngw’ days I used to play the | f flute and 1 know 1 away many a pleasant hour now if T had one. We just wonder if some one of Ke | our readers haven't an old ome jy). lying around to give to we'll get ber fixed if hy fixing, Call Capitol 2267 will arrange to call for it. Uniess one learns to feel for | others in whom he has no personal == interest, he has achieved nothing | Worth while. Stand by, fellows—imita's the rubber ball, ‘The harder it in thrown beadind the higher It rises. |Council Puts Off Improvement Bill Action on an ordinance for the im provement of Railroad ave. between Madison at, and Pike st. by the in stallation of new creosoted piling and block pavement was postponed three weeks by the council streets and sew ers committee Thursday afternoon Tender, Aching _ Feet Can Be Made Happy ‘OU can go home tonight and gain instant relief from the nervous | strain of aching, tender feet. A warm, thick-Iather bath with | Blue-jay Foot Soap~—then a brisk mas- | aage with the cooling, soothing Blue-jay | Foot Relief, then a slight coating of | Blue jay Foot Powder, delightful and | deodorant. | Your feet will feel youngagain! You'll | wonder why you ever permitted your- |eelf to endure the old-time torture. | You'll become a permanent user of | Blue-jay Foot Treatment, for sale at all druggists’, Write for free booklet" The Proper Care of the Feet""—to Bauer & Black, Chicago. | Blue-jay | Foot Treatment | keeps feet feeling fine a Baver & Black Product To Book Passengers anno book pamw Al] Way to London ith’G. Fisken, resident agent for | Mail Steam P; 1 that he ty now ready to were direct from Beattie | un London eee High Grade 40-Watt Lamps 5 LAMPS TO A PERSON FOR SATU RDAY ONLY—SPEC IAL. Splitdorf Spark Plags Kad > oS Sond bea green jacket i tee det’ Gabeial, each. 84c ote Babies os cking line | Rpart islands, British liner ; Candiganatilen, which is now on its way to Seattle, Land gray rons are found off the jouth of Panama. New Year in Java starts the first} tion on the Erickson fare ordb on the big twinwcrew! week in June ico Fuse Plugs 3-Cent Fare e Downed | in Committee Meet City utilities committee saya “it | shall not pas na scent fare, fiving it unfavorable recommenda- Hel-fi Spark Plugs Give the maximum of power on @ minimum consumption of fuel. Special, each. .....4.. 42c 50c an A IVAN vs as high as 00, on sale at 3, Values MEN’S HATS A wonderful line of Men's Hats, In all styles and sizes; values as high as $5.00; to go on sale now at MEN’S SUITS Suits, values as high as $30.00, on sale « $11.85 © YELLOW FRORT First Avenue CORNER Spring St. ZS Wood Chopping Bowls 15 inches wide, special..........- 88¢ Single Bit Axes A good value, Special at ....... == Auto Pliers Thin-nose Combination Pliera, with wire cuttera Special. in Seattle. Granite Floor Pajnts Acme Quality For interior floors, steps and similar surfaces; anyone can apply them. 87 c Special, quart....« THEY LAST, PAIR..... oe Blue Buckle Overalls, bib, Reclaimed Kall Conta,” ‘eclaim ‘oa Fa a8 Mea core wees 50c quart iow-Chow, Hm QiQs8 6.00... ..seeeees 25 Cc Imported Norwegian Sar." dines, in olive oil......... r pail Regulation Army Rain- place, as we have many imitators. Write for New Fall Catalog, Just off the Press. EX-LIEUT. LEWIS C. GARVER IN CHARGE Surplus Army Supply Store °1013-1015 First Avenue coats, double back..... $5.45 Bhp # oop Nasri yA acy 7a ai seat gohogge aed but come to this store and see the values 0 you in ets, Tents, Tarpaulins, Sh Pan Coats, Raihcoats, Mackinaws, Shirts, 2 gi Ban ‘ $acks, Rubber Boots, Slickers, Canned Goods, etc. Be sure and get in the right 39c This week twelve show windows are devoted to featuring our Tool Department, which is the finest and most complete Goods Sale! 1013-1015 First Avenue Just Received 1,000 COTTON SHEET B WITH PINK OR BLUE BORDER, WHILE READ CAREFULLY $1.25 Sox, Underwear, Hats, Caps, Bags, BETWEEN MADISON AND SPBING e Crepe ToiletPaper 8-oz. roll; special 4 rolls— 25c Buck Saws Special at Chisels “General Buck” Chisela, 1%{-inch tang handles. Special. ....cecccoose- 63c Sunset Paint A good paint for all exter- for work. Colors. Special, TL Lo ! GRAY tins, per tin........ All-wool Serge O. D. Shirt, regulation ~.... Wool 0. D. 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