The Seattle Star Newspaper, January 12, 1923, Page 19

SUNSHINE SMILES Department for Seattle Shut-Ins and Their Friends, Appearing Every Friday in The Seattle Star EDITED BY DR. FRANK R. LOOPE TALENTS Fach has « part to play In this great game of life Bach has a work to do, it should not be a strife. One should not hold tt back, Or feel a needful lack, Por using every talent In nature's great contract. Bach one te held responsible For talents not expressed. Each has « vital part to play, It may be just a jest, Our happiness to test, But let not anyone holt back His talents, however rare, For God has given each a gift | And each should give it care. —Dorethy A. Hilton, Seattle. a ARE YOU A SHINER? | Every shiner in good standing | has a duty of love to perform. | Hie or her duty ts to pase on | cheer and courage, to act as an | inspiration to othera to send a | Message of cheer to some shut. | im friend or relative or to do | some heipful deed now. 4 ee BAND UNDER WAY Are we on our way? I'll say we @re! The Ryther Home band ts an @esured fact now, We have a base and enare drum, two trombones and @ saxophone, and, beet of all, the co- | @peration of Dad Wagner, president | @f the Musicians’ association, and| ‘ene of the best-known band masters > the Northwest. | Dad wants you band men to dig up rellos of yours, If they tn them, send ‘em on Stoneway, And. by the 38 | o'clock Phone Capito! 4626 way, here are some of the banda, whose directors I would like to have help us put it over right: The Ella, Bagless, Moose, Police and Firemen‘a, and any others who want to help the Kids show the real American stuff they are made of. Call me at Cap. 4626 or Cap, 2267 If you will help. ee QUILD MEETING Those who may wish to attend the Sunshine Guild meeting at the rest dence of Mra, Allen J. Hawkes, 942 20th ave, on January 18, will be wel comed, They are asked to call © OTIGAR, so that an estimate may be made of the number who will attend | Officers will be Installed at the meet ing, which has been called for 11 at noon. ‘ *— GUILD SEWS FoR Home Bunshine Guilders and those who wish to join them in sew ing for the Ryther Home, a part | of the Guild program, which ha» been carried on for some time, are asked to go to | ‘Tuesday, January 16. ENTERTAIN SUNSHINE WARD Sunshine Ward “HH” patients, in the county hospital, were entertained this week by several Sunshine ladies, who brought the ahut-ins coffee and cake. 1S RECOVERING Mary BE. Porter is convalescent after several weeks’ suffering from pneumonia. . OAL, HIM UP ‘We called your attention last week to William Carder, the blind boy Don't let child stay bilious, constipated MOTHER, YOUR CHILD'S BOWELS NEED “CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP” Even Cross, Feverish, Sick Children Love its Taste and it Never Fails to Empty Little Bowels If your child ts listless, full of cold, hhas colie, or if the stomach is sour, breath bad, tongue coated, a tea ot “California Fig Syrup’ Will quickly start liver and bowel ac tion. In a few hours you can see for yourself how thoroughly it works the constipation poison, sour bile and ‘waste right out and you have a well, Getng Saturday and Sanday KEW RETURN FARE Oe Sale Datty Princess steamships B.C. M. Dally for Vietoria and 9 Vancouver » B. 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We inad vertantly said that he would receive credit for hosiery sales in stores if hie name was given at the time of purchase, This was @ mistake, am he is simply an agent for the Pure Silk Hosiery Co, If you ph: him at Main 0918 he will bring his sam ples for your Inapection. . BEAUTIFUL MEMORY Dear Doctor: For years I desired to see the bright lights of the down town streets thet I had read and heard so much about, At last my opportunity came on the occasion of | our Christmas party at the old Or phoum theater, Our driver drove us up and down the streets that were Rofreshments will be served | tar from being deserted at that tao} | hour. Window shoppers and theater par % | ties hurried hither and thither tn the downpour of rain. The wonderful Nghting effects and street decora tions, tall buildings in their multt. colored aplendor }I was having ttle glimpse of seen anything #0 beautiful as the business streets of Seattle on Christ mas night. Seattle is rightly named “The Most Heautifully Lighted City in the World.” Christmas, 1922, will A SHUTIN eee OLD FOLKS WEEP Tt was @ pathetic aight at the King County Home when the time came for the departure of Mr. and Mra William Fineh, tried and true friends of the old people, who had charge to come. [of the home for several years, For many hours before and after their leaving the dear old folks menting the change It is hoped that the new tnoum. bents win as enviable a position in the hearts of these unfortur an Was apparent at the leaving of Mr and Mrs, Finch. ee BON VOYAs ELAIK In the Cynthia Grey column of last Tuesday you no doubt read of little Elsie Johnson, who ts destrous of getting to San Francisco tor Dr. Lorens It ta expected that by the time this meets your eye all ar been completed. This Little lady has been a marvel of optimism and cheer under heart breaking conditions, Bhe deserves this chance for health, and she will take with her the sincere desire of Geattlo shut-ins that she regain complete normal return to health. eee ENJOYED SHOW Between 25 and 30 shutins, who seldom have an opportunity to see & show, were the guests of Manager Duncan and the Cosmopolitan Play- ere at the old Orpheum theater Fri- day night. Kindly motorists volun- teered their cars and transported the shut-ins to the theater and others carried them to their seats. Two boxes contained cots on which lay shut-ins, who were unable to rise, One of these, Mins Mary Has. kins, bad never seen a professional play enacted before, era saw thelr firat years Owing to the heavy rains, about 15 decided to atay indoors at the last minute. Every shut-in who was present is profuse in bis thanks to Manager Duncan and his company for their kind invitation to attend th tain Man.” The play was t |rendered and we hope Seattle citi ‘zens, eepecially our friends, will reo ognize the value of this good stock company here and wil! support it by |thetr regular attendance. $320 FOR «CENT STAMP LONDON, Jan. 12--A collector | | paid $320 for a Swiss 4-cont stamp | ineued in 1849, | | | | No wonder Chief Justice \Taft smiled when this tele- gram was delivered, He is shown here reading a wire announcing the birth in Cin- cinnati of a second grandson within 24 hours. The first boy was born to Mr. and Mra. Charles P. Taft Il. A few hours later a similar event ook place in the home of Mr. ,und Mrs. Robert A. Taft, made me feel that | fairyland. Bepecially after coming from that beautiful playlet #0 clev erly unacted by the dear littie chil |dren and the uplifting singing by the chorus and other singers. / IT have seen Chicago and other large cities dressed for festive occa. sions in the past, but I have never be @ Joyful memory to me for years | clung to each other, crying and le | rangements for the trip will have. “Moun. | autifully | Grandpa Taft | THE SEATTLE STAR Kighteen letters have been purposely «mitted from the advertisements on this page. |The eighteen letters, when correctly arranged, will spell “It Pays to Read the Ads.” Find the omitted letters, tel where they were omitted from, and mail your answer jt the Contest Editor, care The tle Star. | Neatness and originality, as well as correctness, will count A now set of \First Prize .............$15.00 Second Prize 10.00 Third Prize ....%......... 5.00 Fifth Prize «i. 0.00 scien Sixth Prize ........-+--- WM. 0. McKAY CO. 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