The Seattle Star Newspaper, October 13, 1922, Page 16

FRIDAY. OCTOBER 18, — 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 PLYMOUTH SHOE CO. 1509 Fourth Ave. ECONOMY — Everybody who wears Shoes, take advantage OUR MISSION SHUT.INS ORG For the red ravage that the foe The shutine Spreads thru the world, lected Smile Week to organise them. eee E eral surrounding states have been Beattle have #e | heard plainly over the loud speaker, |The bitter, slow selves into a club for social and bust. Mrs, Nelva Shatis gave « load ] of these prices: Death of the drowned, } news purposes. On the theory that] of shut-in » wonderful ride com- ; The broken word, joceupation will ald in producing pletely around Lake Washington We prime the gun, we dare the! contentment they have banded them Tuesday afternoon. A_ plenic i sword. | selves together to cooperate in pro luncheon along the road was ducing an dmarketing things made| greatly enjoyed. The party was Not greed for empire, lust for power. ny the shutine and to assist the oth.| 4 great succens. » to bi producers by showing eee them how to do things. They hope | PLAN HALLOWEEN PARTIES }1s ours, that strikes because it must. ity have your encouragement | The Sunshine Guild ladies have |So beat the drum and blow the f¢.| support in their new venture and| © of plans for a big Ht owen | Have led us onword to this hour; |The slow persuasion of the just Our misston ts not death but life. |make this week @ real smile week tion for 90 kiddies at the! Harry Kemp. | tor them. No one knows better than r Child Home and the children pada | the shutdn the value of a amile, He of the home will be entertained with SAINTS WERE SAINTS | knows four producing games, plenty of eate Were $12, now $1.95. Because they were cheerful when| 4 emile ts fust like sunshine and polsemaking devices We offer 320 pairs of Jit was difficult to be cheerful, pa It freshens all the day; ud ied the” behest naitey tient when it was difficult to be pa| 7+ tips the peak of We with tight, [DADDY DRAPER'S HOME nes \ . tient, and because they pushed on | And drives the clouds aicay. Mra. Robert W. Gran will have French heel combina- when they wanted to stand still and jcharge of the program at the Daddy tion Dress Boots, like | kept silent when they wanted to tatk,| Next week we will tell you more | Draper Home soon and will see that and were agreeable when they |“Dout their hopes and anticipations | every child has the time of his young wanted to be disagreeable. That and the success of last Thursday's | life Games and eats will be t Soar j meeting at the residence of Mrs. K.| principal features of the big party. eee N. Morgan, 154 B. é2nd at, Re ENTERTAINS GREETERS' CLUB il easement, auton ee The Seattle Greeters’ club, about 60 | SPEAKER SET INSTALLED and Seattle last Wednesday after. strong, journeyed out to the resi| Superintendent and Mrs. Finch and| noon. They were the guests of |dence of our optimistic shut-in, Wil | the Rhodes company installed a two-| the Seattle Baseball association ht p J. Murray, 4410 Sird &, lost| step audian set at the King County and they had a wonderful time, jaturday evening. Following an ex | Home to the great delight of the old it being the first game that any cellent dinner, served by Mra Mur. | pe Stations from of them. had seen in years, ray and indies of the club, @ spect - —— neds cut (broken sizes), at $1.95 a Pair You can duy 6 pairs for leas than the price at which 1 pair was sold. LADIES’ ORTHOPEDIC Con. . “ CE beepecciceeemg + in years ye . LTH program by entertainers from Pao "a REFORM SHOE Sst |tages delighted the parts. This ws SNYDER TALKS [Totem Pole Wins petse pair, DOGS | PM tverrvody tert pronouncing ate se) ON CANDIDACY | Tourists in City Why pay $14.00? jMre, Murray royal entertainers, The | Seattle tourists bought more totem Greeters’ club is an organization of| “Our congressman's voice ts per. | pole picture postcards this summer Children’s Play Shoes Here’s How You Can Get a Regulation Intercollegiate Style Witho FOOTBALL =" You'll Have to Hurry! + They’re Going Fast! 4 hotel men, of which Mr. Murray t# a! gectty audibi | member. Je when he sings the de.| than they did of any other variety, j Recording to a check made Wednes {day by the Chamber of Commerce ‘The other views in Seattle that ap comes to telling peals strongly to the visitors as in what he has! dicated by postal card sales are Mt done to reduce! Kaimter, as seen from Lake Wash your coat of liv: ington, #: almie Falla, Smith ing he i 8) duliding, City Hall park with the mute as the/gmith building in the background, harp that hanes the Lake Washington canal locks, on Tara's walle.” | ine forestry building at the Bo declared | versity Edgar C. Sny der, democratic candidate for congress from the First con gressional Ate triet of Wash glory of the Grand Old party, but when he PEP | parte | RADIO SHUTIN FANS | HAVE SPORT | One of the biggest treats of i | the week past was the broad | casting of the world series base ball games, plny by play, by Sta tions K. D. Z. BE. and K. PF. C. We are Informed that the sport ing instinct lying dormant In some of our shut-in came to the wnt and « general view of the city looking up Second ave | | NEW YORK Capt. Jonn L Wade, hero tughoat man, who alded jin saving pe gers from burning steamer General Slocum, in 1904, dies here s="** $1.95 Stzes 3% to 11 Black calfskin, sizes $14 to Beattie and Kit 11 at, $2 25 3 mp county, at! B® PAE caress ° |the Stockade hotel, West Seattle, | | \ Snyder followed Congressman e John F. Miller and said Miller had/ |talked about the depreciation of francs and marke and rubi but Your Child’s Bowels Need | that the voters are more interested | in the fact that they will have to pay | Uy ; iH ; id from $5 to $10 more for their next California Fig Syrup jeult or overcont and 2 or 3 ce j}& pound mbore for all the sua they buy because Mr, Miller and associates vo for the Fordney.| McCumber tariff. j gumntaneeen —_— i 1922 Record of Pedestrians Hit NO MONEY TO COLLECT —NO MONEY TO PAY All you have to do is to get FIVE people who are not now having The Star delivered to them to agree to subscribe for three months. 10 to 134.... 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