The Seattle Star Newspaper, September 4, 1924, Page 2

oe, oe a | P E2 eee TURDAY SPECIALS— For Governor |Cyatlia Grey:{Fripay-sa ’ ’ Deserted Mother Must Find Home for Her} . —_— - ! i : Ac WA : ] : Et No, 10—E, T. Mathes 10-Year-Old Boy white enamel mirror—| — >, tea cups, | earthenware, —— | { — - Rs “' BY CYNTHIA GREY | ) * 2:78 damettorn | tea poten ay ry iis , ® which J. BR else ty ( N GRE j = \» ws e oS fe to ir | ther rking and earning I oe « _ had Se | } BY 4. KR, JUSTIC > A We ‘ g t from $10 to $20 a month at ~p | > , Saving Instruction : ne ould take | : ; ( rar ae, we site Ginieas ther coe a cues ie te wont Th tek fire shovel—- || and scraper— at he mothe « her boy very ofte: i] Rendithe fetiae, anditt yon wish op get in touch with this 49c mat 39c {i mother call. Cynthia Gre MA in-0600, for her name and; and steel fire Som B nickel-plate crumb tre 4 actte Miss Grey: Am on my |® — ——¥ ‘Bins sab — ellie seas 0) fA GI eel . ‘Goud tax to inen huck towels— special sale: cretonne~ S| e 4 Cosi you help aoe || Sas on. 5 New Oil Quickly i ie Bbe ya. Relieves Swollen =: 0 Sn Painful Joints ‘" was heart ot ek it is ’ ne My children are my only means of upkeep in spirit now ™ 2 2 that their dad ts gone and my Prd future with two lai be vara’ peal 10 . . state T hase Breed composition ivory , " i} am Up F dship C ‘ liv », with o ro ien't « is - ust fs J Be. « bit well and is so very nervous waht 7 “> a 7 snd Upset that she cannot " Ais : o ali in 1 have bad p t a on a farm, paying $15 a month Hut there are as itt oe bulen. I am only making $7° f boys in a we at ; t no help from the r r wit ‘ ‘| os was i e : la . of the i Di be 4 ; ‘ ] n . ‘ * ret ¢ often 1 3 SOR 0 Cie geo wah, : 4 this ft . 1 1 am enclosing pictures of my | ma ft ther kind n sama : : a" - aekaieed ern three children, 1 am gradu and as “Worried card tables— Wil h are . i o> LAPOLLETTE BREAK e as made ‘ r ng the grade, but, oh, | 1 tont Tow rugs-—— d rol. : Your druggist bas IS ONLY HOPE ere tatione Belling bh a slow, heavy pull 195 tix, 8.95 ; d Hartley get t arr nt 15 mont a Frat i Thad put my hus once. 1 du < 4 r « 1 away forever, that would t as Sieg Gilsaeinsy, cand tables: RETRA.HBAYE, u ft sa men heen death, but this is a jare tr Z ton ei les. BATRA BRAY q Pres 1 death that bs lived over | f y day—it ts torture | 1 am et my boy in home in the city, T haven't seen him since Mareh and f |Football Friends Give Doc a Medal Koo could just The STANDARD'S EXCHANGE ANNEX will ac Call our appratser, ng re as part payment on new pieces. 0, for an estimate. good progressive democra Hartley, 7 “2 KILLS HAY FEVER AND = ASTHMA GERMS WITH OUR FREE RENTAL DEPARTMENT LIST YOUR HOMES FOR RENT 2.50 $ |! TACOMA L. SCHOENFELD & SONS SEATTLE Le. SECOND AVE. AND PINE ST . Jap Loses Fight, Which " Will Be Deported “%;,” friends but are will help me to get in touch with jthe owner. I do not wish a r- | me time they weren't | Finds Jewelry ip t your friends! t get sentimengal ot t been in ITamat city well, ma. jor your money back. |the new non-narcotic, Anti Acts like magic—guarantee¢— Homeodyne \+ non-habit spasmodic to brow-beat me into leaving it, I didn't know what to think of him. | He refused to take my address, and ! i J but will |forming, harmless I also belong to the I. O. O. F./ threatened me with arrest. I didn’t |that is the marvel of modern medi- cine, and now available to all suf- © 19%—A. 0. CO, FREE FROM DESTRUCTIVE SULPHO” COMPOUNDS. ¢. Because of its sustained quality i you can depend upon Associated Gasoline fora quick start, complete combustion and more mileage. i You get this perfect balance in any weather. Use Associated Gasoline sult. Associated Gasoline and and stick to it. Cycol are equally dependable. Ask your garageman for the MOTORMATES . —Associated Gasoline and Cycol Motor Oil ASSOCIATED OIL COMPANY Longer life from your motor fol- lows the regular use of Cycol Motor Oil. It maintains an “oil tight” piston seal. Better compression and better engine performance re- ' , Noterer, a t ? They all seem to sooner , e Dear Misa Grey: Tonight at a] NOMECT ane owner will toll laws not ti art ater, even {if they wait alx ot there | picture ‘show, I found a Place ot aictyithenter-thie- article .wesciine and|t a n | was rece ines Maybe she's better off not |! whi relia Paria Lshges Jewelry on the floor in front of my |; 4. Geseribe the article iets I ce nee 1 . and ad se of r go with any boye until she finds |heart where it hurts because — ‘neat. And wishing to restore it: to witl caany aye ie to Be ta ed dose of ca ‘i o« ” t and ‘ . ; ie de 7 And 1 believe he'll /ON@ You thought particularly much /i, owner, T called an usher, and Phone EA st-322 FAVORS CO-OPS pr t » nt . me sometim At least she won't | of could e lett iy, (aca asked if anyone had reported the} MRS. CRM AMONG FARMERS 1 of asthm: LEY ta denerted from t Africa t ta | ful an they were. iE . loss of a valuable ———— ns If I am r 1 T TAB RATORIES, | S T ‘ k x 3 Te? Pe Bhe took me to the man in| ut ta ke © ‘ ft was lat ted Fairfax oh and remem: | Needs jcharge. I tried to tell him that T t ¢ aver ent iW ¢ fi ain persons. | Work |wanted to-leave my name and ad- i — == — ss — ibn Senna a : E z SSS Dear Miss Grey: I am appealing|4ress, but he was so brusk and of-| COMPLETE RELIEF— ou to this letter, if poasi-|fensive that 1 wouldn't leaye the GUARANTEED bie. aw I must have work at once. [article with him | No matter what has failed you, : pes . Homodyne gives instant. sure, com- Tam a married man with a fam-| 1 didn’t intend to insinuate that | Diets and continuous relief fer even tty wife has he wasn't honest, but after he tried the oldest and worst cases of Asth- odge J. HH Suppose it was possible that &| ferers from Asthma. Put up in cap- Cynthia Grey, MA in.0600, has |woman would meet with such treat-| sules clnexpensive. For, sale at Or! name and phone number ment in any public place in Seattle, | Drug Co. and other drug | stores. | Sen If you will publish this letter, tt} San, *,qveford. M.D. aa | | Engineering for Service 1TH the twang of a clock- spring, carried over ashort stretch of wire one June day in 1875, came a discovery that was to be of incalculable value to mankind. 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