The Seattle Star Newspaper, December 9, 1921, Page 9

FRIDAY, DECEMBER 9, 1 Patience, these are the courage and lover | things that are “Let ws not Mow wp today; Let us keep our tempers in: Let us try the light-heart way; Let ws give ourselves a grin Let ws not Durst out today; Let wa curd the bitter creed; Let ws walk the sunlit dey Let us live the loving creed.” ‘The best way ty to are the beau in everything, refusing at all times to see the dark side of any subject. Me ; 1 ! SUNS! E GUILD NOTICE Regular Sunshine Guild meet. | Ing December 15 at the residence | | of Mrs. T. L. Marrell, 319 East 59th. Lancheon at 12 o'clock sharp. The business will be elec | thon of officers and preparation | | for Xmas. «* The card party to raise funds for Christmas is declared off. { Active sunshine workers reported | thie week are Mrs. Van Alstine, Mrs, | Gran, Mrs. Shatia, Mrs. Zeigan, Mrs. | Williams, Mre. Lackey, Mra. Moon, | irs. Jones, Mrs. Marrel! and Mrs. lawkes, Are there any more blind shut-ins fm the city who would Itke a strik ing clock? Mrs. W. J. Holpa, Mrs ‘Ada R. Bennett and Mrs. Cook have made three men very happy in an-| swering our call. the tick! Anyway, its strike is welcome. | Little more «peed, Roland. We Dear you mixsed the foothall game by a couple of miles. We know now why Washington lost. fides and a wonderful treat at the home of old friends. She has been very sarcessful in selling her cards. These cards are of her own composition and very good, just the right size to put into an envelop and send to your friends. Her phone number is East 7535. ‘TaTk about your happy kids! You should have been at the Washington Children’s Home Saturday and watched the children down cookies and allday suckers, a treat given them by the Ross Cookie and Candy company. follawtng extracts from o letter writtes me by @ shat-in from = Senthere are presented in the hepe that they an only child who ts very Nervous and lives over the sd past four years olf. 1 was very young and knew nothing of the world, and ‘We struck every sharp corner. “I kept my little one with me. We {SUNSHINE SMILES Department for Seattle Shut-Ins and Their Friends, Appearing Every Friday EDITED BY DR. FRANK R. LOOPE worth while, je Al Studaman says, now that he | ference has his new clock he is living on [and Frids | Seattle Chamber of Commerce. [stead of holding the Mary E. Porwr has enjoyed i" meeting next daily. Her father died when she was| suffered, of course, but God kept an‘ suit in superior court 921. in The Seattle Star Phone Capitel 2267 CHILDREN eye on us; and jist when I was ready | to give in infancy,” and when ehil omingly idle become case the care of a very olf woman wh reget that they I have since learned, frightened her. | are all sensation, that their litte I have done everything a mother | bodies are driking in from the com: ould do to take that fear o un and air, that every floating out of my child, She and passing m comes at the sleepy that every sound is taken note of by the ear and that the little clreumstancesand the material world about them make thelr best eehool and will be the in structors and formers of tho char acter of their lives.” 1 hope no child in Seattle will suf for for a lack of parental co-operation hristmas, Keep surroundings ious, wer this is the Chrint the birth of a new day | | nadow and ting to give her a art and touches “sent and bought a sect She has a diploma, ete but seems to have a grudge against me. My heart is 80 sick I work when able. be happy, happy, happ: I want her to Yh, if she only realize ho me, 1 suffer fro around the muscles only want to live to hear m: girl say she ia happy.” | Editor The Star: - | Im response to the article which Appeared in The Star last Friday tn the Sunshine department, regarding ttle cripple girls whose «reat little | on HATS OFF, Can you beat the four volunteers ishing to | he wae for a doll a¢ Christmas give a dol! to a crippled girt are eT take @ grest des) of pleasure | men; but the situation is some | Latiam: that 3 Gin etadiy be 90 what evened up by one woman | giving four dolis, Don't forget, | folks, we are going to need 16 sponsible for at least one of these Ae Tam a single man (but with a «reat love for children), it will be altogether, and so fur we have | | rather difficult for me to provide the seven, wardrobe, but perhaps my mother me ot Sosae in a distant town, wil} ansint me. se “| 1) might also add that tt would | please to find some article which | might delight some little boy, if you would be kind enough to suggest something to me. { Hoping) to have the pleasure of 1 Pa-l hearing from you on this subject, I 0-|remain, very eincerely and respect t Tacoma nex AY | fully, will be swelled on the EPWARD W. TOWNE, former day by the 15 secretartes of | 605 County-City Building. | the Foreign Trade council of the! (Bditer’s Note: We here « lady whe Thin | 8 shut-in herself whe woald love te body comprises the membership of | mane the, clothes for Mr. Towne, sive , the crippled bey under 10 years. Ie the Foreign Trade bureau. The nec ants a bey? We retaries of the 15 units yesterday agreed to attend the conference, in regular week- ‘Thursday ‘The secretaries also took regiatre | tion cards and programs and within wevernl days will personally speak to the 331 members of the chamber in regard to attendance ELL TRADE Tlow many of my readers rent Mise | Vivian Hall a card message of cheer? | ‘This is the orphan girl who used to] happy, cheerful letters to srner. She is having a mighty hard strugele right now and needs all the enco ment we can send os shies |her. The position she took, after |ieaving the Balem,.Ore., hospital did |Forestry Course Hnot ast lon@, and after walking the streets of Portiand for some time, Will Open at U jane contracted coit which developed | ‘The College of Forestry of the boobed yererey, Sue 30 Sow tn ihe University of Washington will offer | meno County F. B, hospital at | Portland, Ore. | its usual short courses In forestry | and lumbering, beginning January | 4th and closing March 224. Special courses are erranged for forest | rangers, for assistants to logecing en | eineers and for those enguged In the manufacture and marketing of lum- ber Further Information wil! giadty be supplied by the College of Forestry The tuition is $20 for the entire; | course. | SHUTINS WANT CALLERS Mrs. Wert, 1512 Boylston ave... ls an S-yeareld shut-in, living with her son, 40, who is also a shutin. She woald like callers, They were both at the Wayfarer | party, but are unable to get out | now and they say it gets mighty lonesome, | | Mra. Gray, also of the Wayfarer party, and fost home from the hom pital, 2410 Kast Pike, would love to have cheerful callers. \ Injuries by Auto) jinn ar work ann marr | Asking $5,520 damages for injuries! Hannah Evens writes that she is alleged to have been received when | hard at work turning out orders for he was run down by an automobile fancy embroidery, ete, for Xmas | driven by K. Mano, ot 12th ave. and trade, and that on two occasions thie Jackson st. Robert Henry has flied week ahe has enjoyed auto rides and ‘a visit to the home of friends. | SECOND AVENUE AT PIKE. Sa —— STORE OPE} UNTIL 6:00 P. M. ———— - 3,000 Men’s SHIRTS For Christmas Selection Sleeves 83 inches 84 inches 85 inches Heavy Corded Madrases Woven Madrasee this large group seems utr variety of pat from. An Imited in the terns to choose excellent assortment. Sizes 14 inches to 18 inches Silk striped Madrases Imported woven Madrases Russian Cords Quality Percales Printed Madrases —this group includes an im- menses choice of patterns and the —thewe Shirts speak for them- selves, Tbe variety is latge and the values are evidedt. 5 are splendid. Silk Sh Crepes, broadcloths, jerseys— | $6.95 | | Special Values irts smart patterns, rich looking Shirts. MacDougall - Southwick MEN SHOP—just inside the door. THE SEATTLE FRANK C. GAVIN, General Business Manager OF THE GOODYEAR RAINCOAT | | COMPANY STORES |) Was Here and Looked Over Our Stock—Heére Is What He Said: “WE MUST RAISE $15,000 | IN FIFTEEN DAYS” “Take the entire stock; forget all about the cost of the HERE IS THE oye MR. GAVIN Wishes to apologize for not being able to prop- erly take care of all the people who have Hundreds of people have taken advantage attended this great sale. of these won- derful bargaind in the last few days. Those who were dis- appointed are invited to come again, as addi- tional salespeople make Merchandise and arrange it in five groups.” STORY FORMERLY FORMERLY FORMERLY FORMERLY FORMERLY PRICED TO PRICED TO PRICED TO PRICED TO PRICED TO $18.50 $30 $40 $50 $60 INCLUDING INCLUDING INCLUDING INCLUDING INCLUDING Cantonas Cravenetted All-Wool Imported Models The Finest Imported Mohairs, Twills Houltons GABARDINES Gabardines Fabrics Single and Double Ladies’ Silk Coats Scotch Tweeds Donegal Tweeds Priestly Cloths ‘ Textures Cashmeres and Irish Friezes F Tweeds 1,500 CHILDREN’S RAINCOATS—IDEAL HOLIDAY GIFTS—ALMOST GIVEN AWAY, @ mz GOODYEAR RAINCOAT CO. and Coverts Cantons $7.50 Cravenettes Iridescents Ya SAVE MONEY! GET RELIABLE GOOBS! U.S. Amy Goods Sale At 1013-1015 First Ave. Thousands upon thousands of dollars’ worth of new | merchandise arriving daily. Get acquainted with our wonderful values. Prices far below all so-called sales. — Money-back guarantee behind every purchase you make here. Call and get one of our new catalogues, just» published, giving ail our new prices. You will save money on every purchase. NOTICE Net commected with any ether stores that have adopted similar trade names, Saturday Specials as follows: GROCERIES Mineed Pineapple, No. 2 can..10¢ Velvet Tobacco, 3 cans for. se Kippered Herring, oval can....15¢ Army Corn Beef, No. 1, 2 cans 35¢ Alaska Pink Salmon, can.....10¢ SHOES Trench Shoes, hobbed, pair $4.50 Barrack Shoes, viscolized sole..®5 The Lucille Cloak «Suit Shop QUIT BUSINESS | High Rent Forees Us Out =| The doors will soon be closed—a few more days to dispose of this splendid stock. - Every Coat, Suit and Dress in the store to be sac- rificed. PRICES CAN BE NO LOWER Do Not Wait Until After Christmas Buy Now—the Assortment Is Better $9.95 ONE HUNDRED DRESSES Dresses of Crepe, Satin Taffeta, Tricotine, Twill Serge—Re-grouped from formerly higher priced dresses. Values to $34.75. Suits at Less Than Cost Grouped at $14.75, $19.75 and $29.75 COATS OF HANDSOME FABRICS — Panvelaine, Superba, Normandy, Bolivia—mostly all with fur trimmings—in the season's most favored models, at— $19.75 $29.75 $39.75 ae The Lucille Cloak &Suit Shop | 1604 Second Avenue Army Wool Overcoat Wool Breeches, pair Leather Jerkins .. Wool Short Coat . MANY OTHER GOODS, SUCH AS OVERALLS, 0. D. SHIRTS, 0. D. BLANKETS, UNDERWEAR, LEGGINGS, RAINCOATS, SWEATERS, ETC. ETC, MAIL ORDERS PROMPTLY FILLED Write for New Special List We Pay Postage on All Mail Orders (except Canned Goods) Be sure you get in the proper store, as we have many imitators SURPLUS ARMY SUPPLY | — STORE | 1013-1015 First Avenue sw'spun ss, | Phone Elliott 4310 |