The Seattle Star Newspaper, January 27, 1922, Page 9

ATTLE STAR SUNSHINE SMILES Department for Seattle Shut-Ins and Their Friends, Appearing Every Friday in The Seattle Star EDITED BY DR. FRANK R. LOOPE LOSE IN SUIT <a: ~~ RR heres ie Take taxes MIP FATED PET Circuit tay Pay Car Bonds BiG EATERS GET Sot CARE TEA KEEPS STATE TO FETE | YOUR HAIR DARK) HUGH OFFICIALS It’s Grandmother's recipe to|‘“Produced in Washington” | bring back color, youth- Dinner at Capitat } fulness and luster—Every- ae Phone Cagitel Siav body is using it again April 11 is the date set for the first | A sweeping victory was won by FOUR MARX Bros. “Produced tn Washington” dinner to! Good sense, good nature, good Judg-) ladies to visit the hospitals and) band, 10 children, 48 grand-children | the Stone Webster interests Thurs } “On the Balcony” Gray hatr, however handsome, ge.|be held in the East, when, if agree |Ment—cut short the doctorw and law-|shut-ins to take cheer to those poor|and ' 16 greatgrandchildren, The day when Judge J, ‘T. Ronald held | notes advancing We all know |able to President Haring, he and his |Years’ bills unfortunates, I know you havelchildren are: Mra, Phillipa, Mrs. that the elty raiya funds by mea } LANG & ¥. the advantage of youthful app. cabinet, the justices of the supreme | —— made life more livable for us, aod| Birch of Livingston, Mont.; Mra C.|tuxos to pay for the municipal raik! Take a glass of Salts before vecar No man ts poor who has a heart, expecially this winter it t cant! Stone, Sumner, Wash.; Mra. J. Lam if uffict , LA PILARICA TRIO ence. Your hair ie your charm. It |Court, the. congressional delegation | 1 io) Hike we ae te impart | mech v0 walt ag: Sagar 5 Aneule “Charles, Will and| rth ri mg pon’ are gape enjom | breakfast if your Back hurts mare < ‘i |from Washington and numerous sen, | “1 dee shel 3 #0 much to ert, Los Angeles; Charlie | Judge Konaid refused to jo ’ c - vt Pon pond’ tyro Memeo sieve. Wik Se countaihed at the Now |N@ man ds rick without a emis _ Harry Boud, Mra, A. Brown, Mra. | city offic from using the general or Bladder bothers you __FLANDERS 8 BUTLER S juat a few applications of Sage Tea | Willard hotel in Washington, D. C..|0/ Nove and cheer for heart on trial,| “Dear Doctor: L, Cofing and Mra. N. Hanson of | funds to maintain the street railway i GARCINETTL BROS, { and Sulphur enhances its appear.|by the Westerners, | Like streama of love his riches fair “1 am a shuttm and have | Seattie nynter was asked by the ‘4! ‘The American men and woren qine' 4 hundred | chia wilt be just: one of the five | Refresh those in dire deapair. been bedfast for nearly four With the exceptions of Mra. Phil. | taxpayers.” must guard constantly against Kid-/ B\Cotcring Lions by Alrplane™ Don't stay gray! Leek yeung'| “Produced in Washington” dinners — yearm and I read the Sunshine | tte and Mra, Birch, all attended the| Judge Stephen J, Chadwick, chifef| rey trouble, because we eat too MY ¢ D Bmiles in The Star every Fri | faneral, which was conducted by But-| counsel for the taxpayers, annoumeed | rych and all our food tx rich. Our Either prepare the recipe at home or | Others are planned for April 13, in INNIS BROTHERS get from any drug store a bottle of /Philadelphia; April 14, in Now York;| “7 T am happy in eplte of de-) day might. torwerthi Bona, that the case would be earried to the | piood tw filled with uric eid which “Wyeth’s Sage and Sulphur Com | April 17, in Boston, and April 21, in| Prvations; If my happiness is so “1 embroider luncheon sets —_— : supreme court. the kidneys strive to filter out, they “The Men About Town” pound,” which ts merely the old. | Chicago deep that It if a faith, so thoughtfal) and towels, and would like very ANOTHER WORKER OUT Among the important points beld| weeken from overwork, become) time recipe improved by the addition! Civic and commercial organizations |“™t It becomes @ philosophy of life.) much to sell them, Mrs. W. E. Jones will not be active |>Y Judge Ronald were: sluggish; the eliminative times) ————____— of other ingredients, ‘Thousands of |and communiting all over the atate|™Y testimony to the creed of optim “Youre, in Sunshine work tora few week | 2—The city can operate the tines! Cig and the result ts kidney| folks recommend this ready-to-use | have Giee wanes to submit to the | '* worth hearing. My optimiam “EDNA WICKS, until she hag fully recovered from |*t ®y fixed fare, and can give fren trouble, bladder weaknems and @ tion, because it darkens the| executive committee in charge of the [et 08 & glad belief in the prepon “1828 N. 68rd ot" & recent operation. transportation if it so Gexiren, general decline In health, prepara! of Ke 0. 2—It not only has the right to 7 bair Beautifully, besides, no one can |hanquet ‘names of Individuals who it derance of good and willing effort to y When your kidneys feel tke) " poperate 0 ’ r Traine funds by taxes for payment of | possibly tell, a& # darkens #0. nat-|im believed would bé representative of |POPerate with the food, that It MAY] Any more North Hn shut-ins who] RETURNED TO HOSPITAL | the bonds innaed for the purchase of |'2mPs of lead; your back hurts or) erally and evenly. You moisten a! Washington on this trip. The repre |Prevail. I try to Increase the power |weent outdoor bulbs or plants, phone the urine is cloudy, full of sediment, | qponge or soft Brosh with it, draw: |sontetinns will then te selected pro, {20d has given mo, to ere the best In| Capitol 8267. rae ce cteraed See ne eee te man [oF Fou are obliged to seck relief) ing this through the hair. taking one | portionatgly from the different com everything and everyome, and make . ip oi 5 &\ If the revenue from fares is not suf: | te of three times during the night; Qe Continuous Dai Now “THE ROMAN HH aA ¥ Constance Binney 1 shall strand at a time. By morning |munities, by this committee at the |"DAt best 4 part of my life” Mra Mand Gellion, mother of! city, : nS ee oe eee if you wuffer with sick headache or| py the gray bair disppearw; after an- | governor's office in Olympia A spe x Dfabel Long, sustained « very pain- i ‘ dizzy, nervous spetia, acid stomach, Mats, they Nights 100 other application or two, its natural | cia train, carrying the Washington ? 7 "notice ————# ful dura on her foot last week, It te od that Alfred Reeves, ‘STYLE SHOW” por aga oe ean Bosna yes q@lor com * * | . J report a is ba of filck, glossy and lustrous, and you | ae eat eokines Map yo rage | ‘The next meeting of the Sum | |Drop a word of cheer and kindness, Jour Startup shut-in, bas been very ATTRACTIVE |=" about four ounces of Jad) appear years younger.—Advertise | irrive in Washington, D, C4 April 9,| | “mine Eulld will be at the rst nets a . oe Salts; take a tablespoonfol in &) ment. Pan setinn tre wit! bo pteted | | 22208 of Mra, Moungin, 6205 La @ fiasl ant ot genet pei aed Among those who played in “The | gins: of water before breakfast for | | yo tona ave, February 16. All shut- | |Dwt there are half « hundted ripples MARY SUNSHINE MOVES Passion Show of 1923," the fashion|« few days and your kidneys will) }April 26. The entire cost of the trip) | ine desiring to go phone Capital Circling on and on and on Miss Mary Porter, endearingly | skit produced by members of the|then act fine. This famous salts e Sun ehie elemiadie itn.” | 2267, in order that arrangementa -- known to her friends as Merry Sun-| Kiwanis club at the stag party of the|te made from the acid of grapes! Imp es 21.eec DS ——————e——e PASSES ON shane, we pargatter bo found ot 184 |orpeniantion, ‘Tharedeg" cake ct Geltas memes puon Seaebene, Wi 2 ~—i%| Mra Nancy ond, 18, wife of John 16th ave. N. Sho is the shut-in who Washington Annex, tnchuded Bot been for gen FUNERAL SERVICES for Futton oe M. Bond, 1010 Pearl st, pamed out| writes words to music and has her) juter, demonstrating ‘the aedes ta |adates so an aha couinene Rice Frasier, 6, son of Mr. and Mrs. MODERN WOODMEN TAKE of this life January 19, following a|optomistic cards for sala, pathing suits; Jim Honnol4, in ln | clonged kidneys; to neutralize the oun en J. ¥. Frasier, who died Tuesday, were NOTICE stroke of paralysis. Mra, Bond has penal Sota Secs Meet Ue the Sowact in| neuen Ge aie de © bo teneie ba held Thursday at Butterworth’s| Are you a modern Woodman?| been a very cheerful shut-in for the| 77 phe world w going wrong, ar widtal Guares’ Pecces oa orme Ie ne oth Pagar os Burial was in Lake V oametary, Mr. Both—perhaps you do not know] last five years, and was one of our Forget itt ing frock, and Alfred Ayerst, with | bladder disorders. | METROPOLITAN Do 1 him—is a shutdn living at 430 Bast) Wayfarer party. Sorrow never Hugers long, Parisian mustache and swallowtall,| Jad Salte is inexpenstve; cannot NOW PLAYING slides 70th st. He has been @ shutin| She was a readent of Georgetown! — poy mene.” Bumeres : t sinds task Apetl, ond Woes Moe Guulil Sor 16 yenrs, abd tn mburied by B]) 1 cue neushber beies' Gell, scar uneae” aeteea thee | ne tannins otieare, aad tet pany. He has been on a drill team’ host of friends. She leaves her hus . . } cag maybe | Cf T S cs | eS ino 4! er hus) If your conscience won't be sti, |charms and the latest in fashions to| longs in every home, because no OF \ ‘They 5 edt gg eo Puszsld and is very mue! interest If you owe an ancient bill, the visiting delegations from Ever-| body ean make a mistake by having! Jui Woodman affairs, Turn out the| Money-back guarantee with every Fe ' a . quit. Laff, the Tailor, 1166 8rd.—Adv. orget it! ett, Tacoma and Puyallup Kiwanis |, good kidney flushing any time— ; BIRTHS good cheer crew and put this man| Boisecin < won} Tare EPA en Merncen sont ya 4 ATEN SATURDAY tent enchant Sen ape an Oe momar : WE BOUGHT SHAFER BROS.’ STOCK We Now Offer the Public the Most Sensational Bargains Ever Heard of in Seattle $50,000 STOCK OF CLOTHING, FURNISHING GOODS AND SHOES TO BE THROWN TO THE MERCY OF THE PUBLIC The entire stock of Shafer Bros., along with our large stock of Clothing, Furnishings and Hats, is now on sale to the public at the most sensational cut slash prices ever offered the people of Seattle. The die is cast, the entire stock is doomed to go at a mere fraction of its real value. People, we tell you—you’ve never faced such a saving opportunity in all your life, and the prices in the store will prove it true. DON’T TAKE OUR WORD FOR IT COME AND SEE FOR YOURSELF YOU'LL MEET THE SURPRISE OF YOUR LIFE PRICES THAT SPEAK FOR THEMSELVES Men’s Suits | Waldron, & A. 330% Westlake back on his feet via the sunshine/ som, Joseph, 1559 1¢th ave Nw. |foute! Get me? | wirh yd Grphe. Ovcar, T559 11th ave NW. COULD NOT GO jones | Larson, Leonard M, 1312 2rd ava N.| Bad weather interfered with the |W. boy Moose entertainment at Firlanda. - ~ ee Holmea, 714 19th| Another date is promise@\Jater, how- | Elwell, Frederic W, 4727 Second ave | *Y** N. EB. girt an Herbert M, «508 Ninth ave c. girth. isin nesinincees a nie ead a | | MISS ARNOLD WINS aun 1 Sohn. yada W. Sith atl, boy. | | Te deautiful silk quilt, the | Standring, Arthur, 914 Cherry st.| | handwork of dear old Mother | | girk Kelley, was won by Miss Arnold Ransom Teonard Cleveland, €633/ | at McDougall & Bouthwick’s It nal eo oe ree netted Mra Kelley $54.70. MARRIAGE LICENSES vrata i me and Tend Clinton, Albert R. WANTED Get a small trial bottle of old, bon Clinton, Rosella F.. Coos ‘| A shat-tn ts to rent ® jest St. Jacobs Oil |Paul, Jim, Tacoma . 26| wheelchair, Phone Kenwood jat any drug ‘. lasen, Carrie, Tacoma . 4585. store, pour a lit . | oe } tle in your hand, Mra Porter's Products company and rub it right | 77 | furnished salad and spaghetti at the|on your aching 20| last Sunshine gulld meeting. | dack; and by the | — time you county +3 WANTS JAZZ fifty the soreness ®% 19| ‘The county home and county how and lamences is | Lege: | pital folks are still asking for Jaze | gone. Legal| music. Isn't there some aggrega-| Don't stay crip Doyla, George Pq Seattle ......Lemal| tion that will bring @ ray of sum| pled. This sooth Pitegerald. Maude, Seattle L*K8l | shine to these fol jing, penetrating Roundy, William, Kent. ..-....Leeal poe lol nesde. te be Dickey, Ida June. Seattle ..., Legal CHEERFUL DAISY fused only once DEATHS A letter from our cheerful Daisy | It taken the pain efor Pa Henry, €1. 4969) Dewi! of Port Townsend tells us right out and enés the misery. Tt/ ave. [that Mr. Dewell has sprained his is magical, yet absolutety harmiens, Frum somes, Waite, 2, Anaconda | vie quite se Mra. Dewell,|and docan’t burn the kin Culley, Ewing Thomas, 43, 719 Ej one of those remarkable shuting| Nothing else stops lumbago, ectat- : |who does all her own housework |loa, backache or rheumatiem so pms, baby, I dare 1818 23rd ve) Com a wheelchair, anys, “I think! prompuy. It never dimppointa! Advertionment | Johnson, Swan, 55, 2199 Dakota st. [it in so nice of you dear Sunshine Advertisement. } | St Jacobs Off stops any pain, #0 | when your back ts sore and lame, or lumbago, ciation or rheumation | i —_ [has you stiffened up, don’t suffer! Dicker. Harold Edward, Seattic. . Pullen, Ines, Seattle ........6..-+ McArthur, Clare W. Seattle Beokwalter, Marie, Coeur dA Idaho H ridies Men’s Suits Men’s Overcoats Men’s Hats or Avery fine setcet er A dandy line of Men's Over- A wonderful lot of Mba's Men's Late Style 5: ecats, vale as MMgh af Sens, taeromny Soke 2. Sees $35.00, om aale-at poy ty td Correct Appard for Women $9.85 Men's U'wear You can bay Men's geod weight twe-pleee Underwear, regular $1.00 vatues, sew $1.98 - Dress Shirts Mens Dress Shirts, tm the latest patterns; values to $2.50; om sale at 68c Work Shoes An assortment of Men's Work Shoes, the strong Kind; values as high as $6.00; A Special Regrouping of Modish Coats Provides Extraordinary Values at $29.75 $49.75 SSEMBLED from much higher priced lines for quick disposal, these coats con- form to the Carman standard in every way, emphasizing high quality, authentic style and ex- cellent workmanship. The re- | ductions are emphatic, in many cases prices being lower than cost. High-Grade _ Plush Coats $29.75 Exceptional values. These coats are of selected* fine quality plush, and were taflored to combine the utmost in serv feeability and smartness; with smart belt# and full collars. Yull lined. Included are a few Salt’n Peco neal coats. At $29.75 we have also assembled a num- ber of top coats in plaids and mixtures, greatly underpriped. Collars We will sell a special lot of - FURNACE: A Coking Bituminous Coal that has been flooding Seattle homes with economical heat for twenty-five years. Clean and in a size that is easy to handle, Roslyn Furnace Coal is a sure cure for fussy furnaces. prices te $2.00; om sale Work Shirts We will sell a spectal let of en's Work Shirts, res: $1.00, as long as they leat, at Dress Shoes Special lot of Men's Dress Shoes, in almost every style; Boys’ Suits © You can have your choice of any Hey’ values as bi XTRA SPECIA Special Lot of Men’s Wool Mackinaws, Values to $12.00, Sizes to 44, on Sale Now at $4.95 _[s295, THE ABOVE PRICES TAKEN FROM OUR SALE PRICES AT RANDOM Men’s Kerchiels You never dreamed of auch a Boys’ Shoes We will sell Roys’ Shoes that sold regularty as high as 94.00, te go at this sale for Burn Roslyn Queen Coal in the Range Order From Any of the Following Dealers: CITY ICE & COLD STORAGE ©0., 4758 Shilshole Ava Sunset CO., 1207 Utah. Elllott 1400, 5240 Rainier Blvd. Rainier 0020, ; ] E CO., Stone Way and Ewing. North 1681. Smart Street Coats, £49. 75 | FREMONT Ft orlake and Kilbourne. North 0012. A complete description of all prices is simply impossible, but we can say that we have gone through the entire stock, cutting and | FAIRMONT Ft 4212 Weat Alaska. West 0483. slashing prices to merest nothings. Read every word, scan every line—but the Bargains in the Store best tell their own story of Mannish top coat n4 modish wraps comprise this group, The | HOLMES LUM 3801 Lato: North 008%. what a merciless determined sacrifice this is. top coats are Ited models fashioned of tweeds and mix | K. B. HOLMES LUMBI CO., 85th and Greenwood » Sunset es boast mandarin sleeves and narrow belts. One mode flaunts a W. F. JATIN & CO., Pier 11. Main 0590, s e 2 clever fringed throw. Full silk lined. Offered in navy, brown McNAMEE COAL CO.,, 1524 Colorado, Etiott 0103. ¥ & MILLER, INC., 8th and Madison. Main 1007. 904 Westlake N, Garfield 5027. » Second 8. and Connecticut. Elliott MONK MONKS & MILLER, INC MONKS & MILLER, INC. 0709. NORTHWEST FUEL & SUPPLY ©0., 960 Alki Ave, West 0019. A LUMB CO., 3026 Un Bay Place Kenwood 1614, N COAL CO., 3821 10th Av K. North 1591. THE ROSLYN FUEL CO. Te]. Main 1817 818 White Bldg. and taupe A limited number of superb plush coata are included tn this group. MER’S OVERALLS MEN'S RECKWEAR cloned out at Chicago Clothing Co. 1400 First Ave., Cor. Union