The Seattle Star Newspaper, January 4, 1923, Page 2

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All work guaranteed for 16 Examination free. OHIO os 2130 Nights 7 and MORTON & MELNOT Walter Ward and Ethel Dooley _ Rinaldo Brothers CANAL RID POINTS Ona? % WAY P N IGATION CO’ AV JNDN elving good years CUT RATER DENTISTS Katablished 20 Years Ave. and University st. te @ Dallr—o “ie that URALGIA..__ | —telt and inhale the vapors him. Dr. Coffee has speciallz | te 12 Sundays VaroRus Over 17 Million Jor Used Yearly “HE SEATT WALLY IN IL At that minute he heard a p LE STAR DREAMLAND leasant voice speaking. “How do you do, Mr. Woodchuch?” it said. Nancy and Nick and Dusty Coat,; the fairy sandman, made another trip around to all the sleeping crea tures, tucked awsy so snugly and warm tn their beds. | Ber #0 quietly they shook more) magto powder al) around the sleep: | ere and then tip-toed softly out. 1 Suddenly « queer thing happened. A Witle trapdoor right underneath Wally Woodehuck Gre hog’s mat tress flew open with «a snap and Waly was tumbied pell.mel) down «@ long tube like a ooal chute He thought the world had come to an end or that there had been an earth. | quake and that he was oliding thru a crack right toward China “My goodness! he cried. “Tiere I thought I was settled for a nice long winter's sleep and this tle what hap pensf* hadn't time to aay another rt he landed on hie head and led over two or three times | oA In spite of ali his tumbling and bumping and ing he waan't hurt « speck. In fact it all felt rather comfortable and he| was sorry whan he found himeesif et a standeti, | mirt THURSDAY, JANUARY 4, 1928 TONIGHT ONLY— JACKIE COOGAN in “OLIVER TWIST” FRIDAY! cromorrow) Another big picture by the director of “One Clear Call” | Here’s what this man of forty writes his wife when the bright lights call him—and she Is too “slow” — At that minute he heard « pleas | “How do you do, Mr. Woodehuck tt said. “Or de you prefer to be called ‘Ground-hog’? lam Farmer Hoe Mow, at your serv tos. Dusty Coat, the Dwarf, and hin helpers, Nancy and Nick, sent mo word to expect you by the under ground tunnel, so I've heen waitin, You must be hungry after your long trip.” Wally had got to his feet by this time with much grunting and gr for he waa still ft in apite of lack of pro ne fungry? orted Wally, rofling hin eyes, “Say, mister, t a my middie name. But ft wasn't the trip. N Food's been scarcer than feathers for morén q month. Dusty Coat put me to sleep with some magto powdi stayed that way.” “Oh, tut,” sald Farmer Hoe Mow “I waa fust about to tell you. The wheat field i# on your right, the corn field is at your servios, and be hind you ts the garden. We hope to mg@ke you comfortable in Drearn. ant Yotoe spe (To Be Continued) Mopyright, 1923, by Seattle Btar) THE ONE-MAN WOMAN CHAP. 28-—-WHAT BEGIN HERE TODAY KAT® WARD, Itving wtth her widewer father, JUSTIN FARSOND, is vietted br A } 4, [ DOROTHY. A wette tater, heart Derethy te fil, Kate oalle on i! 1 laundry st AGNES ABELING DOES IT MEAN? “But % coudtn’t have any connes {tom with thix could [herself Nevertheless she was not |so sure but what she wanted her |father’s assurance. She wanted him |to say “yea” that she had teen |dreaminig, that the voice she thought she had heard hed nothing what do with the present inci She turned her thought to other ebann must get a doctor right she said. “Will you go— while I watch?" Justin Parsons was on his way shortly, while Kate sat beside the unconscious man on the couch. As she watched ahe turmed the events of the past few days over in her mind. She couldn't get away from the fact that his name was James. She glanced down we line of his figure. He was slonden—quite| slender, She caught her breath, sat | jerect, was held taut by a new | thought. Could this man—this man who Iny before her—bruined and unconscious, be the one with whom she saw Alice walking? | ‘There wns a Ginturbing etmflarity | in the figure, The injured man seemed slightly the heavier of the two, but it would be easy to be mis |taken about such a matter, for, she reasoned, she had bad only a glimpse of the man as he walked with the girk | Kate watched his Itps. They moves |nlightly. If he would only speak |Then she would know! She never lowa Physician Makes Startling Offer to Catarrh Sufferers Found Treatment Wi Own Catarrh, ni Send It Fre wh Sufferers Any- |. Davenport, lowa—Dr. W. 0. Cote fos, Suite 1120 St. James Hotel Bide, this city, one of the moat widely known physicians and surgeons tn the Central West, announces that he |found a treatment which completely {healed him of catarrh in the. head and none, deafness and head nolsos, after no ¥ years of suffering. He then gave the treatment to a number ot other sufferers, and they state that the: also were completely healed. ‘The Dbotor is #0 proud of his achievement, and so confident tment will pring. other mi t ng to # fey” tr of this paper who oye, ear, nose and throat diseases for more than 36 years, and is honored and respected by oountle: sands. If you suffer from no: or thront é » oatarrhal deafness or head noises, send him your ni “IF HE WOULD ONLY sPEAK” forget voices. And she had heart his voto very distinetty. Alice—Dorothy—the yvoloe — thin stranger. It was maddening. What did ft af mean? What connection had each with the other? And Dani What had he been t all of these people? Had he been anything to them? By what right had they Walked ruthlessly into her dream castle and robbed it of the | thing which had made tt beautiful her ideal of love, the one great love? | Why? Steps on the path | coming. The door opened. Justin and a physician entered the room. (To Be Continued) (Copyright, 1923, by Seattle Star) ATLANTA allas John Harris, said to be one of the most dangerous “pick.method counterfeiters, pleads guilty here, and ts given 15-year sen: | Beauty to Wed The beautiful Hon. Joan Alice Katherine Dickson- Poynder is soon to marry Lloyd George’s former pri- 2 | vate secretary, Lieut. Col, Sir Edward Grigg. Miss Dick- son-Poynder is the only child of Baron Islington. Sir Ed- ward was private military secretary to the Prince of Wales when the latter visited and address today.—-Advertisemont. the United States, and I kinda wisht rey Bomeone was GQa—J. 8. 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