The Seattle Star Newspaper, May 23, 1922, Page 2

{EMBER AMERICAN HOMES BL REA FACT ORY DEMONSTRATION the NEW SWEEPER-VAC —this week you are invited to come and see the factory expert demonstrate the NEW ELEC- TRIC SWEEPER-VAC. If you are not thor- oughly familiar with this wonderful Electric Vacuum Cleaner, come in and learn the secret of its remarkable success. The factory expert will show you how efficiently it will clean carpets, rugs, upholstering, draperies, tapes- try, automobile interiors, mattresses and numerous other articles. BRING ONLY —during this 6day FACTORY DEMONSTRATION of the ELEC- TRIC SWEEPER-VAC, as a special inducement to those who have always desired to own a SWEEPER-VAC and have not felt financially able to own one, we offer these remarkable terms: $1— DOWN and balance payable in small weekly or monthly amounts. This of- fer will positively be with- drawn Saturday. makes house- cleaning easy— two cleaners in one— —the SWEEPER-VAC cleans rp rae oe to by powerful suction alone, __ instead of dusting and Won castes tod i, oF by suction plus the sweeping, which mere- sweeping action of the cor- ly transfers the dust Vacuum are rectly speeded Motor- from one spot to an- the large, rubber-tired Driven Brush. A_ small other, you suction wheels with which the “Lever” operates this ex- clean, and all the dust SWEEPER-VAC is clusive SWEEPER-VAC and dirt is taken into equipped. feature. the dirt bag. this velour or tapestry overstuffed davenport VERY SPECIALLY PRICED: TO GO FOR —full webbing construction throughout, springs angle tied. Each spring tied eight times. Hardwood frames. Soft $ 50 pillow spring arms. Loose, comfy, spring-filled seat cush- ions. All pieces have outside backs covered in same ma- “amt. terial. Your choice of eight patterns very fine quality tapestry or velour. Special for this week —chair or rocker to match, special for this week, $54.75 these remarkable credit terms will assist YOU in financing your home —_ a arcinhacnne i inanDetinectnde Sinan tetas at $125— $12.50 $2.25 rnave® £ : a STANDARD FURNITURE Co. * L. SCHOENFELD & SONS a SEATTLE ae . TACOMA SECOND AVE. AT PINE ST. 1864 L. SCHOENFELD & SONS THE SEATT Love at a Distance a Di Who Loves the Dear Miss Grey: I want te her strength of character, I dicament, The woman | love my heart tells me that if the we were made for one anothe | us to be together, away. Life is a testing fire serve the fair, This girl and I keep our like, and tho her husband is u my place, Not by word or gl | derstanding” and the harder other power besi morning and sets it at night. us. this girl in this way. cee Asks About Famous Elephant Dear Mins Grey: lophant, Also where, when jand how did he die? 18 | The exact age of Jumbo is not known, Me and on exhibition at the Royal Loo- logical Gardens in London for 25 years. He wos purchased in 1882 by |P. 1. Barnum, American showman, for $10,000, and for three years was lerhibited in the United States. |Jumbo was killed in 1885 by a rail- |roaa train in Canada. He wea It feet 6 inches in height and weighed jtr tons. His skeleton ts preserved lat the &mithsontan Inatitute, Wash- |inoton, D.C. eee | Wants to Find | Temporary Home We Little Girl Dear Mins Grey: Will you be so Nee as to try thru your columns to! ifind & temporary home for my little | girl, seven years old? She tx quiet and nice mannered and’ it. would break my heart to have to part with her for good | My husband died three years ago, aod ft has been very hard. My health ix poor and I haven't been able to give my child the care she lnbould have, If some kind family would only gtve ber a home until Tt jean take her again 1 am sure I would recuperate, if I knew «he wa jall right 1 hawe scarcely been able |to make a tiving this winter | Thank you so much for anything you ma A MOTHER If anyone who ts in @ position to lotve the Nttle ptrt @ free temporary home, cares to help this mother and daughter, I have her name, address and telephone number see do. Movie Query Dear Miss Grey: Iprint the address of Gladys Walton, jher age and height? nem, | A SOPHOMORE | Afise Walton & 18 years of age, § AVI you please feet 1% inches toll and r sat $56 8. Western ave, Los « Her s te Unte 1 Studion, Miss 18 Dear Mins Grey: Please let me “Mine 18,” who thinks she r eraployer. who tn 45 and has Please don't marry ® ally with chil ldren of that age, © Don't think that I on, because I do, and that is we reason 1 should advise you lagainst such a marriage, I have & |boy 12 months old that I worship. Tam 23 and have been married twice jand divorced once; but my experi- ence taught me a good Jexson. My first husband was 38 and I was 18—~even that difference is too much. |for awhile, but the oldest was only seven years younger than I and 1 Idn't begin to be a real mother to Wait, and you will meet some- him. The department of agriculture has recently compiled Information on how to make a household yeast that keeps if constantly renewed Any person desiring this infor: mation may obtain it by writing to The Seattle Btar Warhington bureau New York Washington, D. ¢ two cen stamp ing letters returned | peat PE Ama PS . 22 | cause of insufficient incorrect i “inga os . I - hae Asweles 16)) caares Jack . Curley, 164% f #, George T., Stevensville : * Hy vile hots, Florence, Stevensville. rasece, ashington ; { BIRTHS Benton Harol id Morse, 6660 29th ave ; Mont Lege! | Mra. H, Wooloomb, 1 inth { N. BE. boy. Kribs, George Alon, Beattle .. Legal | st, Seattie; Alice Hasdesty, 2011 ; pecan. Marry Peenerne, as saeid ei sas evap Fischer, Stace, Beasts Lows! |orhird ave. Seattle; Mra. 1. L. : Cheung, N., 1234 King at, boy girt Taylor, Stuart Gordon, Sait Lake rde, 909 iat ave, Seattle ; Paty, onary, 9000 @. Usion a Washington Sts | Root wnia. 8 ; Mrs. Crawford, 601 Second ave i Kamihera, Tan levue Olympia, boy.| Edwards, George K., Seattle ) | Seattle: Mra, H. Bezowsky, Ken: $ Druby, Louls Herm 4 4ind ave Harry Leo, 741 N. 88rd at Small, Adele, Seattle ton, Wash; Mra, L. W Poler, H N. Ee... be y 1 y, Marry Legal eneral delivery, Yakima, Wash Rawson, Thomas R., 6268 Stanley fain, Frank ©, 3248 44th ave: gat nance thee anes t eve.. boy W., BOY Legal | y rf 3, i ‘ i Sarnahen, Earl, 408 Fairview ave..| Nash, Harold William, 2129% Viret|4 ESSS| | Vancouver B i boy ave. W., boy 4 tle; Mra Bruno, 4418 Phinney ave.,| Honnold, Clem Morris, 7935 60th ave. b a mma, J. Ante: 29th ave. W a. git nean, Ina 8, Sea hard Charles, 1008 Uni-| Siverson, Lawrence J. 1118 Terry|M at al oy ave. girl Smi t al try, 2621 Western ave., | Colagross!, Giuseppe, 2498 Irving st., | Ne " ngo, Colo. .27 . Clarence, 604 22nd ave., 4 ; « | MARRIAGE LICENSES | van tone, Edward 8. Seattle Moreman, Hamlet Lee, 2433 Alamo; Name and Residence. Age ? Beattie Said Cast, Riverton, of Swanson, David, Port Ludlow. .Legal DEATHS Semon, Waldo Lonsbury, $257 16th| Shelton. Jennie, Beattie . Loa! | Larson, Louis, 65, King county home ave. NE. git Hine, William I oma Legal| Minter, William, address ur Her le sfolph, R. F. D. | Holst, Pear Legal D, Doherty, Edwar ree, Brem- i Ket 9, Medina Lung, Emma H., 67, 214 17th ave Coal Men Want to Keep High Freigh' | | iP I° Seen Tea Drinkers | TRY A PACKET OF— "SALAD A" nst lowering the rate attle dged with the if 2 been commerce ah to Se nt commission by W ton coal producers and r allroad repr The commission, is secking to d Natural Leaf Green Tea. It’s strength [2701/00 0") and whether ty Flavour and Economy in use will prove (iris disirict 1 8 revelation. maa SAN FRANCISCO. Six men a In Sealed Packets Only — At All Grocers.|(30°4i0" imwrshicr in co R. & H.C. COOK, EAST 3383, ELL.0350, DISTRIBUTORS Vor". "07080 after: fight Pky nec-, t! hil, expert Glasses $5.00 ©REK EXAMIN GLOBE OPTICAL Co. 1514 Westinke Ave. Between Pike and ¢ instrume © cnn devine. Cynthia Grey: that if we are for each other, time alone will make it right for We, ourselves, cannot force anything. When we have learned our lesson of patience, the barriers will be burned jhe is her husband, she will honor him as such, fr I know while the reward, which cannot fail, » our own which raises the sun in the We are nothing without the Divine Mind which flows thru In any event nothing can rob me of the right to love Will you pleane tell me what the helght, welght and | age of Jumbo, the famous old eireus don’t love | He has three boys and we had them | ° LE STAR vine Right, Claims a Man Ww ife of Another take soft my hat to “V, M.” for am in precisely the same pre- is married, but not mated, and theory of twin-souls be correct, or. By the same token I believe always, and only the brave de- acquaintance strictly business- ntrue and unworthy, so long as} ance is it fair to effect an “un- the suffering, the more worth- if we believe it is an- A. M. Mins Grey will receive caliers in ber office Monday, Wednesday and Friday from 1 to 2p mand on Tuesday and Thursday from 11 &. m, to 12m. each week, Please do not come at other Umes as it seriously interferes with her writing ——— SS jone younger and you will know what real love tn. ONE IN THE SAME BOAT, eee Rising Place jof Red River Dear Miss Grey: Will you please {tell me where the Red river, that ts the dividing line between Oklahoma and Texas, rises? WAPATO, The Red river ts the southernmost Of the great tributaries of the Mixsis- sipph river, Its headwaters are in the northwestern part of Texas, on |the eastern edge of the Liane Bata- cado. ACTION IS DUE ON WORSHAM ‘The city civil service comminsion Was expected to take action either Tueeday or Wednestay after a hear. ing In the case of Detective William P, Worsham Mon Worsham, who was accused of) | peddling narcotics by Frank Davia, alleged dope peddier and professional mm, introduced testimony to ve that he was a victim of a ne-up. The case waa taken under dvisement, Jamen #8. Osborn testified that Davis & month ago told him, while in the county jail, about the frame up plot against Worsham. Davis was arrested in poserasion of cocaine which ho says was given him by the detective to sell, Worsham's wi Nenses told how Davis had en tured the charges against Worsha: to mve himecif from the pete | Uary. Worsham was recently dix Missed from the department on the strength of Davis’ statementa. Attorneys to Hear Californian Speak was an African elephant | ‘MILLIONS LOST ‘INUNPAID TAXES Everett Official Asks Gov. Hart to Act ‘That the state of Washington ir losing hundreds of thousands of dol lars yearly by its failure to tax tim | ber lands owned by the Nurthern Pa- je railroad was the charge made Tuesday by Maj. C. A. Turner, com- missioner of public safety of Everett. In a letter to Gov. Louls F. Hart, | the Everett official pointed out there | is $2,000,000 worth of timber In Sno- 0} homish county alone escaping the as semor because it is unsurveyed, |“Pnuemonia” Cured POR yr Gun el aaitan Weleg by Bench Warrant ees Were ITN ELEM ly cured by appli h warrant, J. J. A =pecial meeting of the Seattle! Rar amwociation will be held at 12:15) p.m, Wednesday, in the south dining room of the basement restaurant in the L. C. Smith building. Professor Morris Ic. Harrixon, dean of the Hastings college of law of the | University of California, who has been appointed to represent the exec utive committer on arrangements of | |the American Bar agsociation in con | nection with the convention of t sociation k wan on trial Tuesday before Su: | Penetrati “Antiseptic ZEMO perior Judge tts W. Brinker on 7 Help Yo jolatiat chabons p You When bis case came on for trial Monday, Stack sent word that he|, Never mind how often you have | was ill with pneumonia, Judge Brink. | Tied and failed, you can stop burn- er sent © physician to investigate, |'08, itching Ecsema quickly by ap- and the latter reported that Stack | Plyine Zemo furnished by any drug. had merely @ sory throat gist for Shc. Baten large bottle, $1.09. Tho next viritor was a deputy sher begins the moment Remo te iff with a bench warrant In & short time usually ry trace of Eozema, Tetter, Pim- * . 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