The Seattle Star Newspaper, November 3, 1922, Page 19

(Sweethearts Still on | Day of Silver Wedding That Was Greatest Moment for One Woman; Last Essays Today about the convenience and safety of pure, |. This is absolutely the lant day But the great «silvery supreme mo : for the publication of “Great: | ment was on my sliver wedding day, wholesome Carnation est Moment” essays, ‘The cash | when the dearest man kissed me and pri $20 for the first best, | said, “Twenty-five years and sweet Milk. He has probably handled it for years and knows why it al | and $10 for the second best, will be awarded tomorrow, As beon sald before, all persons whose essays have been pub. Ushed, or are published today, heve two comp 'y peared hearte still.” When I look around and see the broken homes and empty hearts, and look back on the 26 years with all they held of sorrow, pain, trials and temptations, and truthfully, blissfully awaiting (hem he Palace | say, “Sweethearts still,” surely it is Hip theater, where the “Fatal [my great moment. Marriage,” the ploture which in- MRA. T. RK. Enumelaw, splred the contest, is now being shown. Recause “My greatest moment wan when I gave birth to my first baby. Because I had received from God that which I could not buy “MRS, ¥. thie fe the law day for th publication of essayn we are wooing to now esqueene as many as possible into the columa: eee For book of “100 Tested Recipes” free, addres Carnation Milk Pro. 2 Co, K., Seattle.” “We had been so happy together! mn, following looks « Iittle bit Into ine Ainart Pidg.. Seattle, Weak, with our babies, that We Never) the future, but ie nevertheless pub- dreamed that anything might hap-|iigneq: pen to end it all, But one day my “My greatest moment would come huaband became very iI and doctors |s¢ my husband, who ts now. serving Plan New Railroad |Raymond Firm Buys " sald t must be Gn operation). tern at Walla Walla, could be for Grays Harbor! Ship Board Vessel |e» hn him, bur /Mith Ua on Christman day. Te has OLYMPIA, Nov, 3.—Articles of in-| RAYMOND, Nov. 8. —A 226.foot,| "1 Could net be with him, But) been gone two yours. There are oh, how I suffered, walked the floor, HMalt-crased, | Hving over again three children and myself who are every day anxiously looking forward eorporation for $1,000,000 have been 3,200-ton steal ship bas deen d with the secretary of state by ay GF age pur the Grays Harbor Northern Railway /S®@#ed from the United States ship: |our years of happiness and thin) MG hel tet Rae Sieh ibe Gam be earn company. The proposed road wil!| Ping board by the Siler Mill com “2 Digg Lr od times I might nave lagnin. ‘The greatest moment I have fun north from Moclips and north: | pany, The craft is now in the Hud ete > a | had so far was when I met him. east thru the Olymple forest reserve | son river and will be brought te rg Rigen fl “MRS, D, A. L., Seattle,” to connect with the spruce railroad| Raymond about January 1, after a} CoUld hardly answer, th } eee near Lake Pleasant. Both passen:|thoro overhauling. She will be used | &Tes A. be Pg doy, when they! in, two ghtatéat mesbents” which 4 gers and freight wil! be carried. to carry lumber to San Pedro. ae ets tals, Wash, | follow next are Inclined to be play 4 ful * s “4 cee 2 ‘ . University Student Mrs. Miracle Asks Addis Waike 'te Lamm coy, most resent ‘dreat: Moment 1 looked tn my Purse and ruefully contemplated 96 conta, which I thought was all I had to last me till payday—a week off. From the war dvpartment came the telegram, It seemed I could not bear up under the terrible news, And I went on mourning my loved one as Wins Harvard Prize CAMBRIDGE, Mass, Nov. &—For writing the best theme submitted at Light Rates Probe Probe of the rates of the Beattie Lighting company ts being urged by Harvard on maritime or internation-| Councilwoman Kathryn = Miracle.) oo ever Byes rangi ‘ vagelaget yaoi 4 7 “ Miracle will present a resolu 4 occasion to joo! 0 iE tity o€ Washington student, hes Voom | tien tor a councll vote at the requiar| MY arent moment came. Just lke | case and lo and behold, there waa’ pnarenk . ned from the dead, so he | pil} nounced one returned from | $200. mer oe “ Thursda arses igs came back to me—maimed tn body,| Thinking that at moat it could be Bhi aeRO. ainda nl Oe oo. but still my “hero-man.” And that/put @ measly dollar 1 had stowed day, in his dear arms, my moment of away, I opened it, and to my great moments, we both gave @ happy | joy I found it was « five-spot. Ob a prayer to God, who had seen fit to | boy! T'll say that was some “great i return one precious soul. moment” T realized that IT could 4 Our glad moment has lengthened | squirm thru till pay-day without bor- into, ye Every moment and ev- | rowing. Phone Eliott TIMES SQ’ Phone Eliott jery day is still great to us. Yours for more much “great mo- 4880 SIXTH AND + VIRGINIA 4850 | MRS. F. W. HL, Seattln. | menta” FB. P., Seattle “The greatest thrill of my life came when J met my handsome sweetheart my first love. Earth was trans. formed into a heaven. Hut I expert j enced quite a different thrill when red-headed Kitty Burns ‘cut me out.’ | The following was written by @ | Red Cross nurse ‘Only the skill of the! physician |had saved a sweet mother, Confi |dent there was no life, they left her |tiny babe with me, that [ifé so pre. WE HAVE THE LOCAL FARMERS WITH ALL KINDS OF FRESH VEGETABLES DIRECT FROM THE RANCH, WE BUY OUR SUGAR, FLOUR AND POULTRY FEED BY THE CAR SO WE CAN GIVE THE HOUSEWIFE THE BEST CLASS OF GOODS FOR AS LOW A PRICE AS ANY MARKET IN jolous! I must not give it up. It) just simply said, “Well, good } would mean so much to ‘her.’ night!” L. T., Beattle STALLS eTALis | A beloved probationer stayed by ee tear SUGAR STALL—LOWER FLOOR oeii” Be a Stice hours, of censeiens| “The easayn, totecr, do not eon: jeffort we say, thru joyful tears, the} tinue to be playful breath of life established. Later 1) 1 was my | pinsed it in “her” arma foare for @ sick nurees share in the greatest! children. Overtaxed, and nearly un- ellie of human experience. Hut | nerved, I was yet a mccensful teach- | most precious to my memory ts that’ er But my college diploma did not moment when 4 life hung in thelexempt me from periodic examina- balance, and God gave it to me.” tions. Being compelled once to meet the test with no special preparation T became obsessed with the thought “The proposal, the wedding, the/that I should fall and thus lose our first babe, all are great moments In|very bread Conviction deepened mest every woman's life. Even the} We were almost pennilesm I heard soldier boys leaving and returning | the wolves howl day and night have been great momenta tn my life “At last the examiners’ report came. Aurora and her ateeda were outdone, for the sun burst upon my midnight. I had w “o . FLOUR WESTLAKE SPECIAL, 49-1», sack. CENTENNIAL BEST, 49-Ib. aeck... MILK BOW 1s the time te buy Gennes Mitk—Saturday onty we will sell ederal, Co-Operative, Carnation er Nerden’s, 3 cane " By the Case task to support and husband and three SCRATCH FOOD SL. ot REELED Soe sok treme... | Sugar Cured BACON only 25¢ M., Everett. Fresh Leaf LARD—all you . want .....--+...+-+--++- 15@ | LEG LAMB and young “My Most thrilling and throbbin Pure we LARD—all ate | Pe cdi mak cosistashs eS momenta came within « few hours apart “The throb came when our first baby waa born. As I opened my eyes I could hear tts weak cries down stairs. As my husband came to me ROY F. RICE “JUST GROCERIES” ; I knew our wishes had been ful , WHERE CASH 18 KING! filed. He said, ‘It's a boy.’ : But, oh, the painful throb when T roused up again and asked for our bab ROMAN MEAL HOTCAKES, — | Paby. and my husband took me in his 4 “ emer sand #aid, ‘Darling, he is dead.’ ° 1 D ift d esa ered ponte Caly thoes who have gone thru the Krone, Linco or MAN MEAL 4 a same ow what it meant to Ss Fl sack 1.90 ROMAN MEAL GEMS, “MRS, T. F,, Clear Lake, Wash.” now our, ce a at cag a ROMAN MEAL GINGER eee BREAD, “My greatest moment came when Rex Flour ecececcecsseiccecce 1.95 ROMAN MEAL PUDDING, the man I admired the mont said, ‘I * * ROMAN MEAL FRUIT- lave you.’ ne that was the begin Baker Girl—Family Patent... 1.65 4, bape to, EERE wo or ™ ee By the barrel............. 6.50 9) semicoxrection ron tum | ant tne tant ttter te punitded tho it contains more words than are permissable in those essays com BUY A PACKAGE FROM YOUR GROCER. SERVED IN RESTAURANTS. ——Why Pay More?—— |the atory it tells, “The tale of Annie and Phillip in the “Fatal Marriage” recalls to n my greatest moment.” T was a young widow with three jlittle ones, and very unhappy, when & handsome young man camo to call one evening. He was playing Victrola for t hildren, when my littlest one, a curly-headed, blue-eyed boy of 5, looked up into his face and patted his knees and said, “You're the papa, ain't you?" He came over to where I was alt: and I can remember that was | the greatest moment tn my life, when he anid to me, “I think I'd like to be the papa of that little boy, may 1?” We were soon married, and altho that was my gyeatest moment, every moment of my married life has been great, for I have been made to real ime that he was as brave and noble in taking my little brood under his wing as Phillip was in taking Annie and hers, in the story of “noch wow id " MRS. M. D. &, Seattle, Hold Civil Service Exams November 13 Applications for the next city civil service examination, which will be held Nov. 15, must be filed with the Folger’s GOLDEN GATE Coffee —« real good coffee that gives real good satisfaction —in vacuum cans; 42c 1b. ean the A few of many attrac- tive values at our stores $1.85 $2.05 $2.00 Centennial Best Flour—49-1b. sk Fels Naptha Soap bar . Borax Soap Chips large Fisher's Blend Flour—49-ib. #k Old Duteh Cleanser 8 cans for. Hex Hard Wheat Flour-—49 tb. #k — civil service commission not later Sunbrite Cleanser tt LAPIAC " nan next Wednesday woe Washington Macaveqt ... 8c can . . 6c Vacancies in the following posttions | d GEE: 0 «0 Ate ate 95 are announced: 3 7 Playgroun¢ director, at $165 a ere ony _.. 43¢ eas adie c month; inside constructor, $6.87 a Carnation Mush we UKs. y . | P. & G. Naptha Soup day; foreman inside constructors, ~large pkg. 30c Premium Chocolate 19 ae i553 5c $160 a month; X-ray technician, iba - EA iN $185; senior bactertologist, $160; Fisher's Pancake Flour 23c ym 7 c Salt 15 drawbridge tender, $135; funtor ne A rk) Ghirardellt’s Ground —B-lb, sack C. & arawbriage tender, $110; street com NaN er mittee clerk, $210; foreman of fire rege Pane Pe Fleer 18c Charolato—t-Ib. can. . 33c¢ Mrs, Pheip’s Jellies 23 alarm, $160, and head laundry post W casal Ochi sd oe ~ | lass . © Biman at Mirlands, $75 a month eat “ | Calumet Baking 27 sae se y ey Hearts Powder—1-1b, can. C | Leslie's Shaker Salt 10c | = WOR 5icbaarte ae ran a wah act leon ancients pkg. . Kei 3, Baking Powder ania, —~ teats Bs Bran errno 10c |< HIsCO— ‘ ial el “4b. can . Jersey Corn Flakes JELLO S4b, can .. phe package 10c 6Ib, can These prices are guaranteed for all our Seattle stores, but prices in our stores outside of Seattle are CORRESPONDINGLY LOW. er Way Metwoen First and Occidental “Aves JHE SEATTLE STAR poting for the cash prizes, because of | Princess Daisy of Pless, called the most beautiful princess tn all Europe, has separated officially from her husband, a member of one of the oldest noble families in Germany. She ts remaining in her chateau at Partenkirchen virtually a prisoner, for she would lose all rights to her priceless string of pearls, 28 feet long, if she left the plac - Would Prove Alibi Fitzgerald Sits in the Mayoralty Seat| in Johnson Forgery OLYMPIA, Nov. With Counctl President C. B. Fits gerald tn temporary power at the} argument by her counsel before the chief executive's office, Mayor Brown | *tate supreme court here yesterday, will spend Friday and Saturday on « trip to his apple lands in Grant coun- ty and at Portland, where he plans to confer with Portiand’s mayor and chief of police on methods of han- dling the narcotic situation. Brown ‘a accompanied by his son. More Training for Teachers Is Urged Deciaring that the efficteney of Washington's grade echools ts being | of Beattle, inspired by lack of competent teach. | Othello, Waxh, suffer injuries and ors, Dr, D. B. Waldo, of Reltingham, | are in hospital here as result of auto was convicted of forgery in the first Gegree, in connection with the mur- der case of James E. Mahoney, was assigned for opinion, Counsel for Dolly Johnson attempted to prove that she was at her home instead of at a notary’s office at the time she in alleged to have forged the name of Mra. Kate Mahoney to a power of attorney in favor of James E. Ma- honey. SALEM, Ore.—Mra. J. T. Johnson, wivocated two years of training for | skidding on Pacific highway, near | all grade teachers, in an addrens be-|here, Tuesday. James Lyons, of fore the College club members at) Othello, and J, E. Mohn, of Los An- their noon luncheon, Thursday, eeles, also in the car, unhurt. Don’t let child stay bilious, constipated MOTHER, OPEN CHILD'S BOWELS Even Cross, Feverish, Sick Children Love its Taste and it Never Fails to Empty Little Bowels If your child is Matless, full of cold, has colle, or if the stomach is Millions of mothers keep “Callfor. nia Fig Syrup" handy. They know @ teaspoonful today may save a sick sour, Breath bad, tongue coated. ®| cq tomorrow. It never cramps or teaspoonful of “California Fig | over-acts Ask your druggist for will quickly start liver and| genuine “California Wig Syrup,” In « few hours you| Which has directions for babies and children of all ages printed on bot Mother! You must say ‘alifornia” or you may get an imi- tation fig syrup. Syrup” | bowel action. can aee for yourself how thoroughly it works the constipation poison, |sour bile and waste right out and you have a well, playful child again. | : GREEN’ | Heat Cane 57c SUGAR, 8 The, (Limit 5 he n 2 Me. Fresh Nut Margarine: Ibs. Fancy Head Rice ... The. bulk ‘ big cans Spaghetti . * Ol Sardines foc 2 ths, 4 49 bt $1.73 | ww Fancy We heviess All Over the City eat Mscult ig cans Pork and Beans 2%¢ be bulk Dyed al Coffee .., .200 8 tsa re tent Flour We recom- M find st mend the easy to bake | flavor and with Crese high quality af ss trescent erm Bek m Coffoe. ing Powder, so Th, Be Th. 8 Tha. $1.25 3 The, He 5 Ths, 82.00 Green's Butter and Grocery Stores Killed Hens, Veal Chops, 2 lbs. Steer Steak, 2 Ibs. Fancy Veal Roast, Lean Pork Roast, -85¢ Fancy Eastern Hams .....25¢ -25¢ Eastern Bacon, Ib. 27%e tb, -10¢ Steer Pot Roast, Ib. -10¢ Fresh Ground Bone Daily SEABOARD MEAT CO., Inc. STALL 5, LOWER FLOOR 8.—Following | the appeal of Dolly M. Johnson, who! i Mrs. James Lyons, of | | WITH “CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP”, SANITARY PUBLIC MARKET SUGAR At Less Than WHOLESALE Including Brown Sugar, Pow- Colored Sugar, Cube Sugar, We nell over 40 kinds of sugar, dered Sugar, Velvet icing Sugae, Maple Bugar, Raw Sugar, eto. 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