The Seattle Star Newspaper, March 7, 1922, Page 4

He knows more about grave @igxing than anybody else in Hie’s dug craves for 76 years. And it hasn't made him mor nor presented him with any outlook on life—or “s content and says he lis work! ‘Ho is Ed. Riading whe 26 years game to Lakeview cemetery as caretaker and grave-digger, Who now ts eexton, digging im “rush hours.” PECULIAR, GOT OVER IT first time I dug a grave,” Bladine, “I think I did feel a Dit peculiar, but I got over it, like this: Life's a pretty good Dut to die tmn't so bad either. to get this uncanny idea. rm digging and there I generally think about other out dimmer or politics, or like that, But real often Stray in and ask a lot of fool- h questions about the grave and BE give any chance for thinking Moorite Treatments Cured Sciatic Rheumatism Man Testifies That His Acute Suffering Is Completely Gone. Feb. 2 Charles S came te the Mineral Institute suffering @ Bad case of sciaticn rheuma x able to walk into the In- With the aid of a cane x whose residence ts Place and whose tele- East 7192, had Ss. John Charles & walked ont of ‘The drawn lines of suffering | i “| that has |mineral which haa proven In hun Mineral Institute a well) | body. | mixed {t, excepting that it has been of any kind. They want to know how deep the grave's going to be, and who's going into it, and how long the body will last, and a lot of other entertaining things. About the cemetery,” says Bladine, “it's a beaw tiful place, Who'd want to live in & place where the flowers are finer than here—where the view is bet ter? LIVES Wrttt WIFE IN CEMETERY Miadine lives with bis wife, « little silver-haired lady, in the cemetery cottage reserved for the sexton, The cottage overlooks the tombstones and the graves of thousands of people, And yet, says Bladine, when asked if he never feels away from the world im the silent grounds, “Oh, no, we never have any reason to get lone. gome here--uniess, of course, we have a spell without any funerals. then it's kind of dull.” Biadine declares that funerals asa rule do not impress him one way or another. “Once In awhile,” he enys, “a par ha Chinese burial ye could do nothing for me other | than the care the nurse was giving that I must trust to Ume for recov was suffering acutely and | ery. “I left the hospital January 29 with practically no benefit from my two weeks of treatment. Then I went to the Moorite Institute seek ing relief, and found it.” NATURE IS THE DOCTOR ‘There ts no mystery about Moortte Mineral Treatments excepting the mystery of Nature It is Nature supplied this wonderful dreds of cases right here in Seattle its power to banish inflammation and eradicate poison from the body, and so give complete relief to suf. Female other inflammatory ailments. We get Moorite Mineral from a @eposit in Wyoming, where it.was thrown to the surface, probably by the action of a geyser or hot spring. Government analysia shows that it contains five of the twelve salts ee sential to the life and health of the We use it, Just as nature If you are a sufferer from any inflammatory aflment, we will be giad to give you the names, ad dresses and phone numbers of many besides Chaa &, who will testify to the remarkable effects of Moorite if we think lee to return it to you if you fall to complete relief. Consultation E. custom tailoring. Men’s Style Show Reveals Superiority of Castom Taloring Seattle’s First Men’s Style Show ts now in progress at the New Wash- ington Hotel. Daily afternoon and evening sessions today and Wednesday. Everybody is cordial- ly invited. LEGANCE and good taste are always associated with the personality of the man whose clothes bear the hall-mark of See the exhibits of Seattle’s finest. custom tailoring and learn the advantages and economy of custom made clothes for business, formal and sports wear. AFTERNOON SESSION Opens at 1:00 o’Clock EVENING SESSION Opens at 7:30 o’Clock MANNEQUIN SHOW TONIGHT At 9:00 o’Clock EXHIBITORS Seattle Merchant Tailors FE. G EVERETT 00, 221 Leary Building ©. ALT, 209 University Street J. M. CUNNINGHAM, 700 Third Avenue w tleularly sad one gets mo looking | sort of in| MIDDLETON & BALDRIDGR, Pantages Building ATH BROTHERS, DUNN & SUNDBERG, 204 American Bank Bldg. FROST & SEYNEI, 1225 First Avenue HARRIS, MEN'S TAILOR 211 Seneca Street HOUSE OF IRVING, 113 Columbia Street STETSON TAILORS, 206 Rialto Building J. 8. KANE 709 Third Avenae WILLIAM KUIST. STONE 218 Seaboard Bank Bidg. T. 4. 1310 Third Avenne OXFORD TAILORING CO, Tit Third Avenue RABY & ©O,, 1313 Wourth Avenue KOTHENBERG CO., 915 Second Avenue 8. SIEGEL 208 Rialto Building 900 Second Avenue STONE THE TAILOR, 200 Leary Building 1206 Second Avenue THEO. T. LEMAN, ED, ¥, WHITH, 68 American Bank Bidg. L. ©, Smith Building P. 0. WOLD & CO., H. BE. CURZON ©O, 403 Hinckley Bidg. NO ADMISSION CHARGE This Grave-Digger Is Singer of Songs! Al | Photo by Pri Ed Bladine, who has dug owe in Seattle for 26 years and, ife, } couple of years ago & man was buried | friend or two came out and mprinkted | without any minister or anything, A who is laughing his way thru ves have two-thirds, y ‘spent for cough ustow” thie -well- for;making cough cheap’ but it rompt results: -1t cough and. gives syrup. bas no *equal’ for, takes right hold o immediate rele! ordinary cough Way, it- tastes good:: keeps and laste : family » piers a It's truly sotenioin ow quickly it acta, vagetcass each every alr pe of the t tent aod lunes— me and = raines «the phiegm, soothes and heals the membranes, and adually but surely the annoying brost tickle and dreaded coueh dis- , Nothing Setter for.) hit con- eentrated compound of snl hehty Nor. Way pine extract known the world over for ita healing effect on membranes. > Avoid odisappoin’ Bek by askin; alker Building O'NEILL, BROTHERS, | it doean't wutt. B'tlews, after all,” he THE SEATTLE oe @ Carter, Star Staff Photographers threes handfuls of dirt over the grave, ——-——~| saying sort of slow “Here lies poor Pete— He always paid his fare thro— - If anyone is entitied to a fare well—ho Is.” | WITLI. SING AS | LANG AS HE CAN "That got me for awhMe Tt was real sad, But « Chinese funeral came along in a fow days and tuned me up‘again, The mow ame in warms, “chanting | stuffed pigs and frait. and [nickels and dimes on the grave, Yeb.” Bladine concludes, “the world’s an “interesting place, and I'd just a» soon live “and ney life and sing a» long ] If asked hin favorite wong and Mrs Bladine is present, her huwhand grins add proceedas to sing joviaily “Ashes to ashes and dant to dust, (Show'me a woman « man can | Sorat” | » Whereupon Mra Mladine efutches the sexton by the cnataiceve ond maya, '“Ed, dont wing that—I*ve told you ‘before; somebody) think you | tmiean it.” SO" Well.” her husband retnarks, #til! | foyoun, “It'n a pretty little tune—but when It comes to real muse I ‘spore jooneindes, seriounty, “the song I tike best Is the one I hear mont. 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SAN FRANCISCO Built for Sleep FREE BOOKLET ON SLEEP: i | Promising a business-like administration of port af- backed by any special inter-| ests, but that he support of the voters free and | te unhampered from obligations |** wife, ic dien a fi ok hirt shirts e's hi of th “Diapepsin” for Mra calmly ‘That dry,” sh I don't Bad Stomach, age, you fairs, Julius G. Day has an- here the devil are my |nounced his candidacy for|4hi C. Attle inquired, impat port commissioner. ly, a f to his Sunday morning Day declares he is not\t™™4a, fumbling in a drawer Seo here C. Attle,” observed his is seeking the|1 \ook after your ten, } 1 to it yourself. t over there in that unopened you got me a week els at Seott, woman! but they do, C Attle Aroused by Decadent Lupa 'y Hal Armstrong ly, “if you don’t like the way u just at You'll find a| | snapped didn’t “I've laundry package. Suppose you but you'd never listen, I didn’t open of any kind. i : He was already jerking off the| this bundie when it ca just #0 CHICAGO—Mra. Mary Pashjian,|"TI6®, He seized & shirt and, un-| You'd see for yourvelt oe u tcc ve eae ta | pinning it, shook it out Mra, Attle held up an undergar ar ” hat’, ment s this?” he exclaimed, pok nger thru a hole in the back. here! This is one of those >, Been aundry ence, and look »ig’s a dime right in the mia And here's another! What Attle regarded the garment “They're imed, ly by the lye ne back ‘s what happens at any laun ne maid. ve tried them all understand how they do it, Just look thru the pack. | 1'l) find @ lot more of things | j 2 my shirt? “We can’t tell me ‘See how the threads are—" examining she corrodorated. they put into the water. common ocx “And how much do they charge Sure Way to Get Jus for doing this dan or’ C. Attle | tosing some of the stuff and destroy- | snatched up the bill ur ccc the rest i by the red, roaring hornspoons! “Well they charge $4.35, do they, for] “Weil, there ought to be som laundering @ small bundle like that, ! remedy, that's all C. Attle fumed. " explained Mrs. Attle. of thing's quite common. about it and they'll ect. It may not be as one they lost, but they titute lost articles.” have that! Suffering snakes, why about this before? or tried to. en told you, PIG PORK SAUSAGE 1 8c Per Lb. 2 Ibs. for 35c On Sale in Bulk Every rotted!’ CC. Attle the arti ox “Rotted or acid or whatever it is That's a urrence.” Rid of Dandruff yours," “What the—why don’t you” ©. Atle sputtered. | “Don't wrinkle thone clean clothes that way. Here, you let me take them out, and you hold the slip and cheek the articles off.” “T can't have my new shirts torn to pleces that way! C, sisted Take Pape’s Diapepsin now! 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One—two sheets The " he announced Our new picot sheets, too | quickest, eurest, most harmless ant-| Just make a note of it on the bottom érug stor acid ls Pape's Diapepsin, which costs| Of the slip.” only sixty cents for a large case at “What? @rug vlores,—Adverusement, that'll contribute te that grouch of | Attle in. | “Take this list and check | three | “L remember,” his wife agreed, “I You mean to say they*ve| simple remedy has never been known Sluleu @ shect besides culling holes! to fail, ~AdverUsemenuty, Wednesday and Saturday ‘There ts one sure way that never fails to remove dandruff completely, jand that is to dissolve it, This de stroys it entirely, To do this, just | get about four ounces of plain, ordi nary liquid arvon; apply it at night j when retiring; use enough to moisten | the scalp and rub it in gently with | the finger tips. 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