The Seattle Star Newspaper, November 23, 1923, Page 11

N azarene Church to O pen Drive for $40,000 Fund Appeal to Those Persons Who Have No Chureh Affiliations | Stressing an appeal directed large} main of working people, has gone | the limit in contributing $12,000 | toward the bulldiag fund, but cause we feel that it will be worth | white to clticens whose, children do | hot now attend Sunday school and | who are affiliated with no church | | hemselves to lend ua thelr aid.” 40,000 for the expense of erecting | 40, pense of erecting | me object of the Church of the a new chureh building to replac aig Mel according to tho | Entire Stoc TWO PANTS SUITS O’COATS ly to persons who are non-church people or al present unaffiliated with any other denomination, mem: | bers of the Seattle Church of the Nazarene have opened a campaign | to raise a fund of approximately the present structure, built noarly | Neearene, Guy A. MeShane, local pastor, ts to t 36t a} 4 pesky ago at 6th at, and AUroM | ovide the Influence of Christianity | ze and the “moral strength of the gos The momborahip, which has | pe) of Christ” to all persons who de: | grown since tho local body om | Cire gad ganized In 1904 to 150 church and “The business of the church," ho 800 Sunday school supporters, }08 | declared Friday, in discussing tho outarown the building which waslarve, a to bulld the best sort of ample in apace until recent years. | citigens for the future out of the “We are appealing to the public | material provided in the childhood for support.” the Rev. Henry W. | og today, Persona who donate to | Lambert, 3619 Wallingford ave. | the furthering of our causo, as ex: who 1s In charge of the drive, said | pressed in the building we contem: | Friday, “not only because the con: higte building, are not simply mak » Which is made Up in the ing 9 gift--they are investing in rey " “ama yood, honest, sincere and God |SECRET OF iS SUCCESS ine citicensiuy tor the dayn to com | The new building i# to be built of | brick and terra cotta, will seat 800 | persons and include a large base: | ment for Sunday school and Youngs One-of the most noted, successful and richest men of this country in @ recent article said, “Whatever I am and whatever success I have attained in this world I owe tt all| to my wife. From the day I first! People’s society activities. — Loutn) knew her sho has been an inspir-| Baeder is the architect. | jation and the greatest helpmate of | | my life." Health is the first ow $2 5 Values New $ mye (dean th rt | Propose to Erect _ | . | to a successful wife and to hold Log Cabin Landmark tho love and admiration of her hus-| lband. Ifa woman finds her ener.|, Erection of an imitation log cabin, to be Second ave, placed at the intersection Denny way and Eagle gion flagging and dark circles ap ‘ Nov $30 Values '*22 50 $35 Values "526 25 | pearing under her eyes, she has 0 | SHEL) BY, Mont., 23.—So this nd “the blues, she should take Such ts the more than likely ex- built at Alki point by A. A. Denny Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Com-! 14°63) Horen in the early days,| ‘imation on the lips of countless| pluck her fling at pugtlistic high about kayoed — Shelby’s| ‘ ¥ % a | ‘True, | “Nothing Acts Like Analazs” |»)... money martes and made her the # # 4 Our Special $100 18-k. White Gold Setting |unexampled specimen of a Montana y weat without a bank. But the morale of her populace who dropped lost old into the hip arena and got noth-) n has by no means been | coun 1012~SECOND AVE OPPOSITE PIGN WHISTLE ing all of that fs past as Mayor Jim Johnson uso he viewed the fight as al enterprise, lo nousands, in concerned. Jim and his neighbora have got- The Long Evenings Are Here Are Your Glasses Up-to-Date | ten together to erect a new struo- ture on the ruins left behind by | The Eruity Laxative |‘ milling fight fans. hey’re gol to get bi t Bold by All Drug Stores en A pn wade gee heir} | | | i nk and start all over. Tor ithe ‘hetirs of seating “kad Made by McKesson & Robbins, Inc.| \\. 4 the ovent. ae a iemon | Christmas work you intend Stewart & Holmes Drug Co, | 4 mean to profit doing? we Bpectal Wholesale Distributorea | coith Bacon, who ran th An Absola | t dance hall, says bus! with Huteson-Donahey Optical Co. iot-4010 108 Pike St. befor ‘POISONED CONDITION: RELIEVED BY ALVITA H, 8. Huff, dent of Long Bench, the fight, but Turn to last today’s Star and how to get a fine rain- coat free, e of It your home is for sale Phono| MA in-0600 and place a want ad in |The Star real estate columns. The coat a trifle. | | | | 1404 Third Ave. Seattlas Oldest and Most Liberal Credit Jeweler LI eressrenersrensrarere rare a well known resi-| California, ha tho most t tolal Ing tho new dis-|t “For a long time I have been troubled with indigestion, pain in y back and st high blood pres- and a gen of my entire sc the Alvita Tablets and T I feet full of ite again, y stom ach in free from distress and the | pains about my body aro about | gone and I have lost more than 40 | pounds of surplus flesh, which in |itself is a great blessing, so why | should I not be a booster for Al-| vita.” Al Closing Out Entire Stock at the Old Store Second Floor Eitel Building ta {a the recent scientific dis- | which brings lime, iron and | phosphates to you in a ver | form which can be assimila Al | vita is prepared in convenient, | highly concentrated tablet form jfrom the deep-rooted alfalfa which Sclence discovered is a rich |storehouso of the vital mineral | salts. No matter if you have tried man remedies, try this tonic of nature now, A doll 8 a box of Alvita tablets at ore Advertisement b 95 THE KIDNEYS, DRINK WATER | enough | tions to aw Little children, ‘DRUGS EXCITE *: Jim Johnson, Shelby's Mayor down afterward. Days of The exodus ste Shelby bas had her taste of fis- | upon wheat, cattle, sheep and her pound, the medicine which holds, tourists purposefully meandering] and has kept up pretty well. the record of helping 98 out of| Waa Proposed to the city councll | eee ea ene the now pate No need to wait for January Sales when you can every 100 women who try it. ‘There byte! oe shen, 191 ‘hemos | 2% doxerted streets of this bereft) to inflation and in ready to nurse] lace 4 , t high le clothing now, before Thanksgiving, iy nothing better—Advertisement, | AY By BY Atle fared that the eatin | ttle metropolis. | hateelé” thank: to % J y S. i coor re . Shelby, which only ort time or ONE. URTH OFE REGU LAR PRICES. Com 1 epapaarpenarciarregaaan built of concrete logs, and bearing |, hy fe f - oeindahin br plete line of the season's best styles in overcoats and Bis ‘Walle Potent bronze plaques commemorating early Cee Mint atte aria ‘hat.| Mew-found treasure of oll TWO PANTS SUITS. ig bs 2 | ploneers, “would prove an attraction ud dohe tag Abed: dace nnd PEE ae fur to tourists. I Gibbons fight, is getting} Tf you value h except in the Memory too vivid. It almost caused the count of 10) to be tolled off nomic corpse. for sion or what you think? © BERLIN » LINES lost | a aploved Feed at oid Army Soup Kitchens *. BERLIN, ones used to feed Germany's fight- ‘They| ing hordes, today are used to cook | well| food for the hungry among the coun- | try's growing une! As part of Prussia’s ‘tone ‘hot meal ing goulash: }lin and othér cities, ios dish out generous por- ing hundreds. | Army las toddle up to the mi younger and simply ov in fact, ¢ ‘The blind and assembled are sorted ont by the Sal-| fol vation Army the front that t first—and be sure of thelr meal. | — Second Floor MORE HUNGRY | DAILY | i ithe crowds. wiilch ‘watt these rotte| A Special Purchase ing as kitchens new hundreds employment and as others, driven by hunger, are forced to put “l|aside their pride and face their fel- lowmen and eat Every person fed by the Saivation | plant! Army must obtain a certificate show ing his need for he mu esent food nm: ing hungrily into often or and more ceived ample ain them provide w meal the months, If yo! home | MA in-0600 and pl 49 and named resorts are no more. a word in Shelby. town’s off fisticuffs forever role of the last any pet peeve, not of the Iike. a a person in the country,"’ ing army kitchens filled with steam: | army stew—roll up each | noon at designated spots thruout eBr- n and women so frail and weak} they often need the assistance of the| ronger; of work and out of funds |{{ kind of hungry tndi-| vidual imaginable—stand for hours| awaiting the approach of the rumb-| ling old kettle-wagons. grow her st d the government German will obtain thruout the cold} PAGE 11 FRASER-DATERSON Co, | Special Price Basement | The Bargain Center i Extra Values in 150. Smart Winter Coats $25 Every Garment of Late Style— Well-Tailored Assembled for Saturday’s Selling Pile Fabric Coats So much desired for dress wear. Straightline, side-tie and belted models, with new style features. Coats of rich, plain Bolivia, smartly. tailored, fully lined, new long lengths, in side fastening and belted styles. Coats of lustrous finished pile fabrics, in dressy mod- | Black Cat, uniquely The other arted after July 4 els, with large fur collars of Manchurian Wolf, Viatka and Squirrelette, health, dependent} ther prize. fights— Fur-Trimmed Sports Coats Coats of straightline effect with insert pocket and side fastening. Wool English, Scotch and Irish plaids and stripes. All finely tailored and fully lined; with | large fur collars that button up close, giving the de- sired choker appearance. Sizes 16 to 44. don't your lige of ,spectator one {s still over Shelby’s eco- Which {s reason, Don't} Coats and Capes of Brytonia, Saltonia and. Peco Plush All in the newest styles for Fall and Winter wear. | Either plain or with rich fur collars of Moufflon, Viatka, Caracul and Wolf. BREAD GROWING. Extra Size Coats for Stout Women Finely tailored Coats, in appropriate models for stout women. Developed in fine velour and Polaire coatings. Sizes 461% to 5414. -—Field kitchens, Specials ’Round the Store i A Special Purchase Silk Vests and Bloomers Beautiful Quality Remarkable Values VESTS in bodice style. Flesh only. Si 86, 88, 40 and 42. Very Special. s...... DL.9O $2.95 —Firet Floor joyed. | program of y for every de. roll-| and Salvation | BLOOMERS to match the vests. and 7. Very Special. Sizes 5, 6 scarcely able to| awaiting dipper; old | strong men Special Infants’ Hand-Made Dresses | Dainty Dresses, one-year size. All liand- : $1.48 yroak among thore|t/ made and’ beautifully hand-embroidered, with scalloped edges and attractive designs. Very Special. ks and brought to| hey may be served} from day to day | are thrown Into un-/ finally | 1,200 Linen Handkerchiefs New all linen Handkerchiefs in all the wanted plain colors with dainty embroidered corners in contrasting shades. Quarterinch hem- stitched hems. Very special valnes. of public charity. | Ie —First Floor such support. This| Occasionally, when | he ket are fed, those who have re tions offer t A Special Purchase Brushed Wool Scarfs —- 0 divide card necessary 4 Attractive Wool Scarfs, 14 inches wide and | ith the one warm/t) 54 inches long. Plain or belted, with pock- hopes. every | ets. In the wanted Fall shades. Very $38.95 | ||| special. | First Floor 1s for sale, phone| a Want Ad in| Per Pale |. The FE ar re at estate columns. The | Shoes Mar Natural bid Andrews, women's physical ! 7 } | director at the State Agricultural The American m and women | - ingest -| must guard constantly against kid. } Beauty of the Feet) coitege nero for the fact. that 10 ney trouble because we often eat t BE PRETTY TURN | FARGO, N. D, Noy. 24—mhe| Der cent of the sels at the Ine much rich food. 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