The Seattle Star Newspaper, February 16, 1923, Page 7

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The word “book” is a very old word, and has an interesting deriva- ion, It runs thru all the Teutonio ongues, and is thought to come from the Saxon word “bock,” which meant beech,” the wood upon which the cient Teutons wrote their runes, wr poetry and sacred writings. ‘The word “write” is directly con and meaning that the letters tm the wood, tearing ft. to Solomon again, how- , had The New Universities Dio wonderful distribu tion we are making of that volume call it a treasure. Our coupon offer, Published daily in this paper, ex Plains how to get it. WOMEN! DYE ANYTHING NEW Dresses Kimonas Draperies Skirts Curtains Ginghams Coats Sweaters Stockings ‘Halste Coverings Everything Diamond Dyes Buy “Diamond Dyea”"—no other kind—and follow the simple direo- ons In every package. 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Swift Drug Co., University Pharma oles, Inc, and G, O, Guy, lng \ | SUNSHINE dS Department for Seattle Shut-Ins and Their Friends, Appearing Every Week in The Seattle Star fen,” Virginia Iham’s Vegetable Compound, the} much study is a weariness of the} FOR FEW CENTS. mond Dyes never streak, spot, fade, | | aepe—Phene Capliol 4626 wa T s Done,” HAPPY SURPRISE Miss Lavinia Randall, of New Cas- is taking a cor wanted | Marge ere ELSIE JOHANSEN FUND ie Johansen fund is well r sanction ob- e money held }be informed a } tained as to whet hine club, a reader, 50 ° and little Heten Williams, who extracted $1.50 from her savings bank to help Elste. | ENTERTAINS SHUT.INS Mrs, H. BE. Maltby, prest Seattle Federation of Wow has expressed a desire to assist us in our efforts to bring cheer to the shut- ins, and Mra, Louise C. Beck, chair |man of the music committes, ts also very enthusiastic, | Mrs. H. C. Snelling of the Nordica | Call club was first to reapond, with Miss Katherine Palmer, a wonderful |soprano, accompanied by Mrs. Snell ing. Mins f fave the Sunshine | folks a Qelightful treat | | . . | SEES RICKENBACKER Albert Studaman and myself had the gieat honor of a call by Seattle's | distinguished guest and America’s | greatest aviator, Capt. Eddie Ricken. | |backer dast week. He was accom panied by L. M. Citne, Seattle dis. “| tributor of the Rickenbacker auto mobile, | Mr. Studaman ts to be gtren the opportunity of selling a block of | Rickenbacker automobile stock. He jis very enthusiastic over the worth of the stock. His number ts Sunset 4500, eee Mra. Charlés W. Shatia, 1635 F. dion, entertained 16 at dinner riday evening in honor of Miss Mary E. Porter's birthday. ere CARRIED SHUT-INS ‘The following motorists assisted In carrying shutins at the Sunshine Smiles party at W. J. Murray's: Mrs. Stanley Griffeths, R. 8S. Copeland, Mrs. Coline Radford, Gorden Mo Kay, Mrs. Arthur Houghton, Bon [ney Watson Co. Mrs. Charles W. | ja, Butterworth & Sons, Mrs ard McIntosh and Leasant & in, THEATER PARTY Manager L. V. Johnson of the Liberty theater had 15 shut-ins down to see the closing performance of “Dr. Jack” Friday evening of last | week. Mrs, Robert W. Gran looked after the shut-ins and the following | motorists carried them to and from the theater: W. A. Bishop, George Karn, W. Roy G n, J. H. King, | Mrs. Jacob Mason and Dick Sweet o- BILL. MURRAY'S PARTY In the words of Coue, every meet- ing of the Sunshine Smiles society in every way grows better and bet- ter, and it is not necessary to refer the matter to the subconscious mind for demonstration, Otto Crowhurst's Pantages theater orchestra, under direction of Edwin Michael, and the following: Homer Sewell, Ralph Parkhurst, John Earle and George Barbour, gave an excel- lent program, during which a fine dinner was served at Bill Murray’s party. Edith Shelton followed with sev- eral readings in Italian and Swedish dialect. The kindergarten orchestra from the Hawthorne school, all of them under 6 years of age, performed beautifully, adding the school flag Grill to thelr program by request. Mrs. Helen Thor gave several fine selections on the piano, A group of young ladies sang popular songs, and | George Ackerman made a big hit with his recitations. Katherine Palmer, soprano, accompanied by Helen Crowe Snelling, sang several nelections, There were 25 shut-Ins present, and all voted the party a huge succeas, New shut-ins present were Harry Gullixson and Fred Hanson, Lad Dies Three Times, Now Dead LONDON, Feb, 16-—Gordon Hay, 8, cut his hand on a rusty tin and developed lockjaw. 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