The Seattle Star Newspaper, June 29, 1923, Page 14

PA 14 AROUSED OVER DIVORCE EVIL Clergy Much Agitated After Studying Figures PE The Star’s Daily Short Story YOTHER COMPL om SHORT THE SEATTLE STAR “Mebby!” by Robert W. McC ulloch STORY TOMORROW try would gr he door in which ck now appeared, heart of the panels, he ed to peer thru the ty-made bullet-hole ‘Open up," he said gently squinted. “Open up and com “Lord o' me! Mrs. Har She put her two fat, > per cent of the separations, its are started by women. “Cruel and inhuman. treatm phrase covering a multitude of sins against happiness, ts found in about three out of every five of the com- plaints filed. beeen Judges say that more religion and} turned tie before her eyes home training and an appreciation of| Ba teE cee rece ane the seriousness of the marriage con- Ut. She heard the i eawe tract, together with national mar- ing step haldiass: flout ibe riage laws, constitute the remedy |: re inthe » zg nae | him go into. his Woman Explorer Jand return with ‘a wooden chi “Come out Great Traveler i LONDON, June 29.—Mra. Charlotte | climbing ! Comeron, the woman explorer has womar o traveled 171,000 miles since de He'll | Gained 1 6 Pounds on 3 Bottles of Tanlac fiz that everything I ate gave me Ss. FE. Man De Declares Fa- [s,m I hatkpnowmppetite at! ue mous Medicine Ended |, had a heavy, depressed féetin | Long-Standing Stomach | lin the pit of my stomach, and bloat up with g Trouble and Restored | :mirery 1 « t Perfect Health — Eats [,) thy. | Anything Now tion, and wa }didn’t feet like e : else { As a general thing people who | "he 4 Work out in the open and get p atite of exercise enjoy more vig H health than those who work indoors |”) H and who lead a sedent i @ven those who foll ter’s trade, which brin r cle into play, do not « © weak and sh work or unyth anks to Tanlac, I haye o now, @at good and ne world beat lac ts for sale by a Accept no substitu million bottles sold. experience of John Cogorno, a known carpenter living at 131 Con cord st., San Francisco. He will tell Pills are nature's “For over a year before I started on Tanlac my stomach was so out of | This bank seeks to Maintain an intimate, Helpful, man-to-man Contact with each Customer whom it is Privileged to serve. How can we be of Assistance to you? as he! gestion, gas and | o é Smashes Window Man to Man k \ t t W red) shots left—and } | : nd Dick ¢ r Sue-vk t | 3 } ' 1 man waited, « A t 1 had i 1 k i with a rh her in « t " \ rh 1 it in a boy 1 t qui lar 1 y unt 1 wit 1 h i tr H t jing t ard them Ho can't be a ! ‘ unteered. “He wasn't the time I q h t ADE ! , N anything,” Dick tev, I . : ~ « A ! n N on, did I, if you Ik + Da y s i _ r A the old man added : v nt y I'm tee a wed N u'r not!” cried Mrs. ; m ‘ J now until you find a job | | URGES MORE = oa One of the patrol mounted the) On, that’s it!" bawled Daly, “Well, 4 STRINGENT RULES : " m. With! you've got a job! Bee You're usIness | - ew his £UD.| watchman—workin’ right now for a ; ked the ser-\damn ¢ of mine! Unioas Mi Is workln’ an | th h It's murde es at the! nights, by you might be | ex 1 breath k a warning. He | n ad only in trousers and| lodgers who now reappeared n|saw & young man, chalk whit The old man met his steps into his office | 4 undershtr came edging! inside must o' shot if that | i A corr & revoly heerlly, “But I guess I'd bet eager for the morn- | them, his c against the) time An , bulle t WG mebby I mightn't mind.” | 2 , : ; . ut et "oe is st is ‘ 1 eee | ing mail, it ie a dis- d door and called © wi “Ain't Man the Wow!" tinct pleasure to find H! MRI Q! by Maverick and Marshall Terrill, the room carefully th 0 G 4K 4 | swept, furniture free | 0 the merits \ ; | from dust, windows t : ‘ a! clean and shades reg- | ulated. | APE OME TO ACIDITY | essen Metropolitan Build- | ren excell | Tells Safe, Relief ings insures excellent | and uninterrupted LAW REC! janitor service. ev, Gustay St > fe, and he moved | Cnn ee chaplain away. Hear his limping step, WHITE-HENRY~_ clergyman she took courage and crept back, STUART BUILDING of the Lut eyes came above the e i] COBB BUILDING | aw him do DOUGLAS BUILDING divorce la RENTAL OFFICE: 1301 4th Ave. dead. murder right,” } “Attempted too, mebby I guess wron; | aut, = Metropolitan Buildiné | Company Z me h an a few m The old ma d held a amall bu | tightly A © arm. Begas of handsomest man » Dart-| pat r |mouth college. Not only is|*# sre got | he the college's Adonis, but do lr also one of the best all-around jathletes, being captain of the college gym team. | Too Proud to Beg; Starves on Street! PHILADELPHIA, 7 trians found a 1 widewalk a they carried NEWS—of Gayest Sports Wear Smart Modes—New Fabrics—Bright Colors Special Golf Sweaters Credit SlAevele: $5. 50 t to 5 $17. 50 Novelty Sweaters to Get Miargomds CHICAGO, parently $4.50 to $9.50 Tuxedo Sweaters we to $37.50 Sport Hats Hat Jaunty $5.00 to $21.50 sports Sport Skirts armonize with other fashioned of Ros Crepe, Cloth, fabrics Wool Prunolla all new $9 to $19.50 hanara Cre Crepe de Chine, White Sergo and Do You Know that small pa and cor with a ver Tailored Blouses Over Blouses Some in popular jacket effe New materials, including Pe 6, to In Red, Beige, C ment ar with sport skirts, White, Belge White, Burnt Orange, Navy and have and Flesh. Black i est Bport $6 to $13.50 $6 to $19.50 sohedule SEE OUR SPORTS WINDOW DISPLAY Amount of | First Payment — Purchase | Payment eats or Weekly Up to $10.00 Only $1.00) $4.00 |$1.00 Up to $20.00 Only $2.00, $5.00 $1.00 Up to $25.00'Only $2. 50: $5.00 $1.00, Up to $35.00/Only $4. 00) $6.00\$1.50 Up to $50.00'Only $7. 50) $8.00|$2.00 Up to $75.00/Only $10. 00/$10. 00|$2.50 Up to $100. 00 Only $15. 00/$15.00; ».00 $4. 00 = tt “I 209 Union St, } Entrances "1332-34 Second iy scoeemetnteeessmerentnnemennnceneeceeene PACIFIC NORTHWEST MERCHANTS’ EXPOSITION BELL STREET TERMINAL July 23 to July 28 More than 3,000 merchants the Northwest attended last y jointat 1 have » form off brit from all parts of “Xposition, Acceptances of invitations to attend the 1923 Exposition have already been received from 5,163 merchants in Washington, Oregon, Idaho, Montana, Wyoming, Alaska, British Columbia. The following concerns have g. already con- tracted for exhibit space: LIST OF EXHIBITORS Addressograph Sales Co. Albers Bros. Milling Co American Multigraph Sales Co. American Paper Co. Anderson Brass & Fixture Works Areweld Mfg. Co. Architectural D Associated Garment nery Trades Best, Frank E., Inc Belknap Glass Co. Bergoust Davies Co. Birchfield Boller Co., Tacoma Black Mfg. Co. Bone-Dry Shoe Co., Tacoma Bowers Mig. Co. Bowles Co. Boyd Shoe & Kubber Co. Brace, 1. G., & Co, Brokaw-Gross Co. Campbell, J. A., Co. Canterbury ¢ Northern Life Insurance Co. North 8i Northw Northwes Tacoma gon City Woolen Mills Co, o Gas Heating Co. ific Coast Biscuit Co, ifie Coast Coal Co, ing Co. and Milli peten| to 6 p. md Telephone Packard Seattle Co. Parisian Chocolate Co. Pendleton Woolen Mills fection Cap Mfg. Co, ter’s, Mra., Salad Dressing + Plant Engineering Co, Puget Sound & Alaska Power Co. Sound Notion Co., Ine. Sound Paper Box Co, Puget Sound Savings & Loan Association Makers Carnation Milk Products Co. 4 Sound Tent & Duck Co, Centennial Mills Co. Raecolith Flooring Co, Kai Products Co. Randall Seed Co. Red Kock Creamery Co, Remington Typewriter Co, Rex Metal Works Richards Brush Co. Kolle-Barnes Co, Roman Meal Co., Tacoma Rogers Co., The Salada Tea Co. Sandoz Specialty Co. Sands Motor Co, Saxony Knitting Co. Schoenfeld Bros., Ine, Sehwabacher Bros. & Co., Inc. Schwabacher Hardware Co. Seattle Can Co, Seattle Cap Mfg. Co. Seattle Chain & Mfg. Co. Seattle Glove Co, Seattle Hardware Co. Seattle National Bank Seattle Plumbing Supply Co. Seattle Suitcase Mfg. Co. Seattle Tent & Awning Co, Columbia Brewing Co Commercial Importing Co. Consolidated Dairy Products Co Converse Co., Inc. Cragin & Co, Crane Co. Crescent Mfg. Co. Dagg-Derneden Co. Denny-Renton Clay & Coal Co. Doleshy, F. F. Domestic Electric Appliance Co, Duncan & Sons Distributors’ Association Electric I'urnace Tender Co. Federal Ink & Chemical Co. Filson, C. C, Co. First National Bank Fischer Bros. Co, Fisher Flouring Mills Fleischmann Co, Forester Shoe Co. Foster & Kleiser Fox, J. G, & Co. Seligmann Jewelry Co, Frye & Co. Seller, M. & Co., Inc. Galbraith & Co. Inc Shivers & Shivers Ghiglione, A. F. & Sons, Inc. Simmons Phonograph Co., Inc, Goodman & Co. Grady Studio Gray, McLean & Percy Sperry Flour Co., Spredwell Products C Standard Oil Co. Stewart & Holmes Drug Oo. unde & D'Evers Co, Sundstrand Adding Machine Co. Superior Biscuit Co. Taylor, E. F., Book Co. Therm Gas Generator Thompson, G. H. & Co., Times Printing Co. Toledo Scales Co. Traung Label & Litho, Co, Union National Bank Union Oil Co, of California Union Paper Box Mfg. Co. United States Rubber Co, Vitrolite Construction Co, Volker, Wm. & Co, Walworth Mfg. Co. Tacoma -, Ine, Hardeman Hat Co. Heater, F. F. Glove Co Hellieson & Christiansen, Inc. Hill Syrup Co. Hobart Mfg. Co. Hood Rubber Products Co. Howard Mfg. Co Hussmann Refrigerator & Supply Co. Imperial Candy Co. Jahn, W. F. & Co. Kardex Sales Co, Kenworth Motor Truck Corp. Keystone Paper Box Co, Kraft, J, L. Bros. & Co. Ine, Kreid A. 8. & Co. Washington Bakeries Corp, Lang, S. Mfg. Co. Washington Broom & Lilly, Chas, H. Woodenware Co. Lave, A. V. Dry Goods Co., Washington Chocolate Co. oma Lowman & Hanford Co. Lubricating Gasoline Co, Matchett-Macklem Co. Mill & Mine Supply Co. Monroe Calculating Machine Co, Mutual Creamery Co. National Grocery Co. Nickols Dress Mfg. Co, Nord, Carl E. North Coast Soap Co. Washington Shoe Mfg. Co. Western Dry Battery Co. Western Dry Goods Co. Western Foundry & Furnace Co., Tacoma Whiton Hardware Co. Williams & Co, Wilson, Ralph Witenberg Mfg. Co,, Tacoma Yours Truly Biscuit Co. Zellerbach Paper Co, Only sixty-five exhibit booths remain unsold. They will be taken within a few days, and there will be an eleventh hour rush for space that will not be available. If You Have Anything to Sell to Merchants of the Northwest This Is Your Opportunity For exhibit space apply to PACIFIC _| NORTHWEST MERCHANTS | EXPOSITION Room G, Lippy Building TELEPHONE MAIN 1963