The Seattle Star Newspaper, March 10, 1922, Page 2

Maybe a Gold Pot _ 'DIINETOG0 Will Yet Be Seen | TOAUSTRALIA at Rainbow’s End Senn, BY EDA sQuInE & group of people, each carrying . seal | Golden weddings are rainbows in|a large package. | _Tnvited by the Aus ratian chureh, the skies of matrimony. ‘The first one epaned éiscloued a| Melbourne, to preach the sermon | When the shower is over, every- Kaster Sunday at the dedication of lene stops to leck heavyenward for|"™@e Weedieg cake with golden Rev. Sidney St 0 look hea urd fe ite new building, Rey, Sidney Strong the beautiful arch that giaddens|froeting and 50 tiny candies, Then | or ra rod on the hearts of men, And when the|there was ehitken, salad, oysters, OF Seattle ged oe Waste WY teks |wolden wedding day arrives, MeO) fruit of all kinds, candy, and every:|0'* “Aare walling ' and women pause in their toll to Vancouver, B. |ehare the happinew ef an anniver: | (Be ~ oom 4 making pons Dr, Strong will probably remain in sary celebration. Peed tid was & J0YOU") Australia several months. Hut who ever read of a golden) day, | Next Sunday at 11 a m, tn this wedding being celebrated with evk| But after the day had pansed/city he will preach at the Queen dence of poverty on every band? | ality again took the place of the ARD® Con, ional church on Fifty years ao Chartes and Mary | «4, Gay” end the old couple ‘Christianity's Challenge to the Mod Bickford saw the minbow in the ern World,” sky as they left the parsonage | ‘eed the facts as they maw them. | At § p, mom the mame day he | where the preacher had pronounced| They were desperately in need. ' will speak in the auditorium of the Of courne, the humble little berry! A. O, U. W. building, Ninth ave. o them man and wife, Perhaps they | 1 jehack donated by « jghbor gives Union st, for the newly f | had hopes of finding the pot o allowance of Peilownhi “Jenus’ Mant | gold, Maybe the dreams of them shelter and t hy PO age ned veg ree Grae "ror. |$10 per month by the county given | te vosram for the Bocial | them food. } Order.” Dr, Robert Whitaker of) jtune does not siways smile con " : |tinually for 60 yeara, It is @ lo: Isracl| Woodtury, grandfather sof California will take part in the meet Mm, Bickford, fought in the war of ing. Mra. Julia Risegart will furnish way from February 25, 187: ~ a |Webruary 96, 1993, And it's Fone | 1818, Ephram J. MeGoon, « brother |music, | Journey from Albans, Maine to the |! Mra. Bickford, also fought tn the! . - ancl ae rem, a8 jelvil war with Co, H, First Maine Vital Statistics At the golden wedding celebra-|CBvelry. Another brother, Wittia |tlon, where were the children who| Motioen, wae @ member of Co, C, 1887 Harvard jonce brightened thetr home? One| !#h New York Infuntey. boy, always thelr mainstay, was lying In the county hospital, a hope And #0 to live up to tradition. | Mr. Bickford, at en edvanced age, | rr. 1 | | Ket invalid. ther son, physical. | 1917, offered his services to th ly Bea te pee ~ Sng pnd government. He enlinted with the | Saturday the last | day of our special forerament. He mu ‘ |e, Raoten, of Mvelibaass remained vers BI hays bid hy we bP bad! James William, 217 24th now work for her ewn living and|(™et he slipped and fell, causing /Cipiniy: William G» 996 $3ra @ ageless alk the 014 eontnla, bw discharge from the service, He fe: Taule J, 6709 17th ave | 80 on February 2% no plans for| Still limps from the injury. laclae Grover Lee, 6404 Fiore! leven @ meager celebration were| And 0, Tacoma citizens are now)" /) thought of. Tee day would | organizing to contribute to the needs ni sith ave & OW, of this old couple that they may) P aiaere_ tet Boon MH, 7012 BR However, Mra, Bickford aia net| fet! that there is, after all, »jpree . ayenna Ry ba. TJ. 6555 16th ave. &, girl a | remember that one time during| As @t the end of the rainbow, i / HOOSIER [Ber eguvermtion with a hind seh yes cegn ane or sear aE oe ce bor, she had mentioned the date|eng a . Tolfo QUIN’ rh of her 6th wedding anniversary. |. While Mra. Bickford was dotne | \" § fist ave. 6. bs 2 5 boy Bedie Frank, 6060 26th eve KW, «ir Kaust, Henry, 110 W. S6th et. bo: Healey, ©. Gy €201 Ninth ave N ve m. Carl, Corson st, boy MARRIAGE LICENSES *. Name and Ke beara th * ek Ww BROMO.) / offering America’s latest and greatest labor- | Are Your Hens Lazy: | eee sen er ices | Ranken, Gilbert H.C. Beattie. Legal hed convenience for women—the new ER BEAUTY Kitchen Cabinet on the or in, re, mating Ws wrene—ond anys» war fe Windlay. Margaret. Seattle 51488) remarkable terms of $1— down and $1— ffi} — Wercome ine condition sod eet all the eggs to which you Mashier, Marian, Genitie 5.04207: B weekly, with a FREE 42-piece dinner set to ere eatitied from every one of your bens French, Dorothy, Rogttio’:..0!220.19 each purchaser. | Her article on “Overcoming Keg Production Mumps" ts attecy: Peibart Ty, Benttte 9) Just one of « number of useful and interesting treatises in the current bimonthly bulletin of the Western Washington Experiment Station at Puyallup. ‘Thro « epectal arrangement made by The Seattle Mtar you may obtain a copy of this bulletin, free of charge, by merety filling out the follewing evupon and mailing it to Nenas, Tony, Seattle Hazen, Dorethe Jean, Beattie | Kniebt, Joe, Beattie Krape, Mary A, Seattle | Kelley, William A, Anchorage Alaske age! Batlerton, Hthy! BE. Beattie .. Legal| 3 Lindsey, Isaiah W. Keattle .... 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Tist ot F-R-E-E! =—this week we give to every purchaser of a HOOSIER BEAUTY Kitchen Cabinet, a beautiful 42-piece blue bordered American semi-porcelain dinnerware set, exactly as pictured. |Voliva Now Faces Trial for Libel WAUKEGAN, Il, March 10 Wilbur Glenn Voliva, overseer of Zion, must face trial on a charge of libel, It wan decided by Judge Claire C, Edwards | Lake county cir | cult court ‘The overseer, it in al-| leged, referred to the Kev Thomas H. Nelson, former church elder, as| “a thorely discredited old windbeag and a ‘dlatherskite.’” Judge Hd wards sustained one indictment | against Voliva and quashed two. | Your NWRB Ze Ns Credit Sd “AMERICA” = SUCTION CLEANER —the Electric Cleaner RESTRUL! Canada buys mere of United! States timothy seed than any other! country. High Blood Pressure Great Menace high blood pres Ladies’ Boots ow it until it is! In black, brown and |teo late. 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Portugal contains only two towns Lisbon and Oporto, with population excesding 60.000. uality Coffee . Merica o Lhd . » Men’s Furnishings Men's Knit Ties 69c We are offering $1.00 values in Silk Knit Ties in the newest stripes and col orings—Two Ties for $1.25. Men’s Cotton Sox 19c If you want value and long wear, buy t shown tn several colors, Men’s Dress Shirts $1.19 $2.60 in Men's Dres madras and Oxford cloth; neat stripes in assorted colors; soft cuff. Men’s Union Suits 98c A cleanup of Men’s Gray Cotton Ribbed Union Suits; spring weight 15th Anniversary Sale New Showing of Boys’ Suits $8.48 Mothers! Bring your boy in to see our new Spring Suits. They are exceptional values, and they're sure to give extra good wear. All are tailored in the new spring models, and are shown in fine tweeds, cassimeres and worsteds; plain colors and fancy mixtures. Full belted, patch pockets and lined throughout. Ages 7 to 18. Every mother knows the value of an extra pair of knickers, so far as wear is concerned. Get your boy his spring suit now. It will pay you. A have reinforced Shirts; made bi es, ankle length. Ladies’ Dress Aprons $1.95 A special prons. Just Serviceable hemmed tops brown and white. ack ankle length price on our new fancy Slip-on Made of fine Amoskeag gingham; pret tily trimmed with white organdie on collar, pock. ety and front; plaid patterns, Children’s Fancy Socks 19c in. A new line of Striped Socks for little folks; plaid tops; reinforced toes and heels. Very special at 190. 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