The Seattle Star Newspaper, March 10, 1922, Page 9

FRIDAY, MARCH 10, A song of joy may consist of enly two words—Be Glad, eee SMILE It's the smile that counts In our worldly strife the one great thing wer daily life, df brings to the wearer @ sweet song of love, Tt lightens the day es the sun above. let us hold fast 9 the things worth while, Passing to others cheertest emule. Love has conquered mountain us waves of discouragement that have set many on beams’ end. Love melts the elements, eee COUNTY HOME FIRE Too much cannot be said in praise of Supt. Finch, his brave little wife and Assistant Harry Harvey of the county home for their unselfish and watiring ef- forts in accomplishing the safe Rete ts In the Cellar ice In the Pantry Cockroaches in the Kitchen What can be more di able home infested with them with Stearns’ ric Roach the s tor for more than forty- cockroaches, single night. like powders; mice, may than tra 35 se sie, 01.00, —Advertizement Relieved Without the Use of Laxatives a pak AR pes laxative— ee cannot sla When you ed, there” Fg not en a: lubricant peodneed "ty system to Keep the Teed waste soft Doeters Najel because ite action is so close to this natural Te it . Jubricaat, | year will hail with delight the an | nouncement that the pageant, 1 SUNSHINE SMILES Department for Seattle Shut-Ins and Their Friends, Appearing Every Friday in The Seattle Star EDITED BY DR. FRANK R. LOOPE Phone Capitol 2267 removal of 200 old and crippled men and women from the home, without a single accident during the fire that consumed one half of the building, They lost prac tically everything ef a personal nature but the clothes they had on, and not for a moment did they leave their charges, All but 40 are back in the patebed build ing. OMA! Wish we had enough wheel chairs to go around. We have had seven | Worthy appeals for Heary Richart's }ehair, but as only one could have it, Mra. Johonison of 4408 Othello st | was selected. Paralysed for many | months, she has desired a chair, and now her prayers are answered. Haven't some of my Seattic read ers a wheel chair stored away that you will never need? There are great many shut-ins who could be made very happy with one, . ee ONEMAN- BAND ENTERTAINS Charles Herald, known as the “One-Man- Band,” gave a fine en- lertainment a¢ the county home last work. Next week the Cham- ber of Commerte Glee club will entertain. . SHUT.IN NEWS Mrs. Kruin, Miss Mabel Long, A A. Adama and F. R. Loope attended | the Wilkes theater last Friday, Hannah Evans visited Mabe! Long Sunday afternoon and Mary Hoskins | Friday afternoon and evening Mrs. Lindah! writes from Califor nia she is improving slowly. Daisy Dewell ts the same cheerful! Daisy, always glad to hear from hor Seattle Sunshine friends, Frank Pierce of Tacoma would like | some of his Sunshine friends to buy | his selfthreading needles, . . CRIPPLED, WANTS WORK Frank Wicker, 37, of 1828 N, 53rd st. who has been crippled from an injury to bis spine since he was 11 years old, and who has been active |as @ clerk in a cigar and gonfection ery store until coming to Seattle jabout a year ago, wants work, of wome sort. His body is strong, but jhis lower limba have never grown normally. I feel there must be a place where he can contribute to the sister, of whom he is very fond. you have anything to offer, North 2834 of North 2761 eee “THE WAYFARER” Shutins who could be prevent last it call | farer,” will again be produced at the| stadium this coming summes, eee CHEER AT COUNTY HOSPITAL MEAL time, work time, play time—any time is Coffee-time! It’s indispensable at breakfast. It’s good at dinner. A homely sandwich and a piece of pie become a satisfying luncheon when you add a steaming cup of Coffee. Between meals—in mid-after- noon, perhaps, when mind and body begin to lag just a trifle —at the Coffee House or soda fountain on the way home from the movies or theater—when one entertains at home—or in the club house after a stirring round of golf or an exhausting tennis match. Whatever the occasion, the . hour or the place--Coffee! wiNo other beverage pleases so many millions of people all -the unive the leading C with the plant more than halt of the State of & This advertisement is part of an educational campaign conducted by jee merchants of the United States in co-operation all the Cotfee used in the United States of America Joint Colle Trade Publicity Committes, 74 Wall Streat, New York Ladies of the Sunshine guild en- tertained at the county hospital last Thursday with a luncheon. Band MRS. JOHONISON GETS WHEEL | | in support of himself and an invalid| | 200, mn additional tract of land at! E BON MARCHE a | RGAIN BASEMENT Smart New Wool Women’s Walking wiches, cake, salad and coffes were served to 40 shutins ‘The ladies serving were: Mra. Nel Ne Lackey, Mra, Allen Hawkia, Mra, Francis Kindall, Mra, J. Thornton e Mrs. Maria Draper, Mra, Fannie Van \ Alstine, Mrs. Louis Pachter and Mrs \ S T. L. Marrell 4 v eee AS \ .e HI % second time in two fhe Greeters’ club” have given a surprise dinner par ty to their old friend and fellow | member, Willlam J. Murray, who has been shut in with @ | broken back for the past four | years, It is sald “the greadest | gift God can bestow is the gift of good cheer.” We know these cheerful gatherings at his home have helped him wonderfully, | LADY WANTS SHUTIN CORRESPONDENT Will the lady who jcamp and wished to |shutins please w | Your letter was r accident and I } . $9.98 In 12 Styles In many styles adaptable for house and street wear. The materials are tricotine, Poiret twill, serge and taf- feta. Made in the straight line and slip-over styles, with trimmings of cording, embroidery, stitching, Eraia- ing and contrasting crepe de Chine vests, Sizes 16 to 40. $3.45 Brown Kid Oxfords made on an easy- walking last, with Cuban heels and imi- tation tip. Sizes 214, to 8, widths B, C and D. Made by the Rice & Hutchins Co. $3.95 All Wool Sweaters $1.39 Slip-over Sweaters, knit in the oer square stitch. The colors are bright red, brown, tan and black. Sizes to 44. Percaline Petticoats 98c Black Percaline Petticoats with an accordion pleated flounce of floral patterns. Elastic waists. Wash Satin Camisoles 98c Flesh - colored Camisoles, | | i) 6 in logging ‘expond with t ain? pu by t your addroms. . AUTOS CARRYING SHUT-INS Mr, Behoeffenberger, Mra. A. Will fama, Mra, C, W, Shatia, Mr. RR. W Gran, Mr. ©. E. Smith, Bonney-Wat son Co, and the Butterworth Ambo lance Co. Women’s Street Pumps One, two and three-strap Pumps and Oxfords in black, brown and tan calfskin and patent leather, and a combination of black patent calfskin. All are smart, well-built pumps, and bargains at the price. Sizes 244 to 8, widths A, B, C and D. } } Women’s Bargains —Mercerized Lisle Stockings with hemmed tops and seamless feet, in gray and cordovan. Seconds. . Sizes 814 to 10, pair 25¢. —Fiber Stockings in black or cordovan. Sec- onds. Sizes 814 to 10, pair 59¢. —Fine-ribbed Cotton Union Suits, low neck, sleeveless, cuff knee, in white, Sizes 36 to 44, each 49¢. —Infants’ Cashmere Stockings with colorea silk heels and toes. Black. Sizes 414 to 61%, pair 39¢. —A_ JOBBER’S SURPLUS OF INFANTS’ SHIRTS, part wool and medium-weight cot- ton, in the button or lap-over style; also some Bands. First sizes to 3 years, each 59¢. 9 ° Boys’ Bargains —Novelty Wool Serge Suits, sailor effects, in navy. Sizes 4 to 8 years, $4.50, —New shipment of Wide-wale Crompton Cor- duroy Pants, dark brown shades. Sizes 8 to 18, pair $1.39. Children’s medium-weight Ribbed Cotton Stockings in black; some seconds. Sizes 5 to 11, 8 for 50¢; pair 17¢. SPEAKING OF BADIO Yes, we are now radio fans, and thanks to Dr, Arthur Jorden, whe dropped in on us Saturday last and | installed a 4 in our room. j®0 expert in its use alred jean talk on the telephone and listen }to radio news at the same Ume, Bill Murray has his net and Roland Jennings bas bis on the way. Out at the county hospital the fans | patiently await their turn to leten cone would come t for Al Studa tuned up for y call it Altho he and helplews, be would get many hours of happiness out of it. eee Brand New Top Coats $15.00 A Coat for Wear Everywhere MORE HAPPY SHUTINS four shut-ins were again made happy Friday evening by invita tien of the Seattle CoOperative %, thru Col. BE A. Bre cor of Wilkes theater. There would have been many mere present but for the sterm. The play, “Shavings.” was s goad one, well enmeted, and will be long remembered by those who In a light gray-blue or tan Polo coating, made with rag- lan sleeves, patch effect pock- ets and a long scarf like collar finished with a matching fringe. There are two styles of sleeves, the flaring bell sleeve, fastened comma be prey ee oe | — Page met . hoa yg bbe . lace trimmed and _ tailored M ? B bd players for the kind invitation. oer ner sere Se & styles, in brown and navy. ens Dargains large button. Sizes to 42. New Spring Hats Sizes 38 to 44, Turkish Towels Eagles Get More. Land for Temple! Upen an initia! payment of $21, —Special purchase high-grade Pereale Dress Shirts in neat stripes of various colors; French cuffs. Sizes 1444 to 17, each $1.10. Negligee Shirts of striped percale; collars attached, Sizes 141% to 17, each O5¢. —‘“Fruit of the Loom” Night Shirts, heavy rsdl drink 40 Paulo, Brazil, which produces | with | bi nhemm Large bath size Towels and me- dium size Towels, with and without blue or red stripings in the ends. Seventh ave and Union st has been purchased by Seattle Aerie No. 1, of the Eagies, preparatory to construction of « home The lodge owned the elite of the Dreamland dance hall. Plans for the new building sirable colors, shapes and trim mings. Hats for ports wear or dress wear are in the large alee Ucn quality muslin. Sizes 15 to 20, each $1.15. Overalls, made of heavy white-back denim, bib style. Sizes 34 to 44, pair $1.39. senceent $4.79 | + eee will be enustdered at the end of the wa ic bay js pp dh apa: yng sini ‘roper sey 7 SON ANNOUNCES |Convicted Robber (Methodists Plan stocellNSANE. ANE SLAYER Dalene Roman Meal Buttermilk Bread— Awaiting Sentence) Magruder, convicted of urt of ffitha, Four cups white flour, 6 cups Ro man Meal, 6 teaspoons baking pow- der, 1 teaspoon soda, 1 quart butter milk. Sift white flour, baking pow der and soda together. SPOKANE, March 10. idea of centralizing eff construction ¥. probably will be sentenced training institution in either S Albert G ry by a jury in the ¢ ¢ Judge Austin BK. wit “Yer, dad; she the world, and she has marry me. I is the finest girt in| r mised to =) ADMITS KILLING of jad, is this money week Te * Bake | te or Tacoma twoday conf: 4 careaiipse wit} in| uote are ati) searching tor] Sy ume naar, coer Confesses Murdering Ore | paplbeiage cy this m we are ex-|Bob Wild, alleged to have been|°) trast il have to go|Magrader's. accomplice in robbing| Setavmen and educators of Oreron,| — gon Man and Son Roman Meal Bread easy. AS won't be murried|T. Burthata, rooming house pro-| Washington, Montana and Idaho be | iter for six moot cm, I want a? etor A man in the audience,|®*2 here yesterday SALEM, Ore, March 10—-Carson | Serve ROMAN MEAL, because it is advice on how to save money begin: | 5 Surihata as Wild,| Re mendations from the ©0M|1, (pere, Beebe, confined in the| not only delicious and so nutritious, out by od aft 1 had| ference will be referred to the mer| board of education of the church depart but also preparable into twenty-five favorite dishes. Prevents constipa- tion—promotes digestion. Recipes in each package Each Day, Some Way wa spend |employe of and | ment and Ar 1 while let me ning no |state insane asylum following his | y Way is to make aeguittal on i ania of insanity | FIT To FIGHT of the — of murdering John Painter, 65, and his son, William | Life’s greatest battles §) Paintor on the Painter farm, | -~, between strength ff five miles trom Lebanon, October | and weakness. 19, 1921, has confessed to the double | | killing. Beebe was employed on the | a high-powered tonic- thi e postoffice ou must iy Honey and Ta 2 and Grown Persons . kive Decida| | Painter farm To Dr. Evans and Dr. Griffiths. of the hospital medical staff. acting anaemic and thin peo Spring. Weak, pale, Wh } Mighty fine value pis mats taon aaa nutrient, nourishes as "tas entatives of I. 9 Ldewell and you can make nth * | ing district orney of Linn coun. mente on whatever you buy and keep| HEAMOTONE and fortifies the B night told the etory them up till the sult or overcoat t#|the great § and ecovn builtes, ie jot the which he said was | whole body. tore at $1.00 Advertixement TRY FRYE’S PIG PORK SAUSAGE 18C x: 2 Ibs. for 35c On Sale in Bulk Every Saturday and Wednesday Guaranteed Pure and Fresh Best and Cheapest Food Article on the Market For Sale at All of FRYE'S MARKETS American Meat Co., 519 Third Avenue Ballard Meat Co,, 5443 Ballard Avenue Bay City Meat Co., 1420 First Avenue Central Meat Co., 1420 First Avenue paid for, If you spend just so much! pow Mss you know where you jand $2.00 Shave With S. S. S. Fills Out Cuticura Soap Hollow Cheeks, |The, New Way Thin | Limbs! | the result of a drunken braw!. « bottle ement Cold! Lumbago, Or Stiff Back stop Shoe values you cannot beat— . $6.00 $8.00 $10.00 $12.00 2.80 3.80 4.80 5,80 Lots of Shoes in broken lines to fit the family at $2.50. Look! Your old shoes worth $1 when left with any purchase over $5. | HEART SHOE CO 3 Stores in Washington Od St. Jacobse ON will pala and stiffness in a few moments Values st. sacots | Sale price. . An! Pain ts gone! Ol acts alm Quickly? lief from soren Men and wom lamenens ever bulld yourr: hether you will up to your normal, lepends on the num-~ rubbing | 4p a gentle ell there is If your blo ing Li 4 you will be | your blood will be in disor a | perhaps your face will be broken imples, blackheads and 4 8. &. keeps your binod-coll ainful lief come Jacobs Ol is a harmless — back ache, Jumbago und selatica link ment whieh nev disappoints doesn't burn the skin tions o run-down peo mn your bones, It in your cheeks. whens trom the eyes, kles in men and them up. Quit complaining! titchea, In a that you ever traighten up! 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