The Seattle star., March 07, 1922, Page 4, Image 4

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FACTE 4
This Grave-Digger Is Singer of Songs!
By Wanda ▼on Kettler
Ho known mow ahout ir»»»
4ifln| Hum anybody rUo la
ar*lU*
Hr'a due pim far M r****-
And It hsan | mada him rwc
IM. nor imvmlnl hint Willi any
ttnhapft* wthmk an llfo—or
Mi lla's ronton! ami aajm !»•
Ilin> Ills wflfV!
He la Bd, Hla«Mv wh* t« ywars
aunf «o t<akartaw casnatanr a*
•Laglntautt «r»uk.T and graya-dligar,
•nd who now la aaunon. die sin*
tnmi In "rush hour*."
HUT I'Kll MAR,
MIT UOT l)> Kit IT
"Tha ftrnt tlma I dug a frava."
ways Hladina, "1 think I did faal a
IttUa bit pat ullar. but I got ovar It.
1 fleurr tlka this: Llfa'a a p ratty good
but to dia Isn't ao bad olthar
Jso taason to gat this uotann; Ida*.
"Whan I'm digging and thora
«ln<\ I ganarallv think about othar
taHilia -atMvit dirniar or potlttaa. or
—ii thing lika that. But raal oftan
trikii stray in and ask a lot of fool
Mi question* about tha grsva and
ilnol glva any rhanra for thinking
Says Moorite Treatments
Cured Sciatic Rheumatism
Seattle Man Testifies That His Acute Suffering I»
Completely Gone.
On Fab I CharVa R. ram* ta tho
ateonte Mineral Inatltuta suffering
VNU a bad aaaa of sdatKia rhauma
tmn. Ma was suffering acutely and
*waa baralv aMa to walk into tha la
w'itola with tha aid of a tana
Charles 8„ wbuo* residence la
3IM Kwt John Ptaca and whoaa tela
phenc number la Kant III!, had
-agent two weeks In a local hospital
Without relief from his pain. Hs
•aw the adTertl seror-. V. Of ths re
markaMs quallura of M i orlla Mliv
era! and decided to try the treat
mcita.
Satarrtay CTiarlee R walked out of
the Moorite Mineral Institute a well
nw The drawn lines of suffering
iiad lift his face and a happy smile
a*4 the flush of health had taken
IMr place. Thouch hs has a strong
atwaraaM to personal publicity, hs
-w*a no grateful that be gave ua the
SaUoartag testimonial. with the pro
vision that wa use only ths Initial
mt bis M name:
>KCE i ROM r.\rv
Mar 4. I»H.
JWesnks Mineral las(itat«s
t» Third Ara.
Snllle.
1 wOl gladly personalty Ml any
aw lainiisted of my cunv through
7MT Ir—mii'iita, of Sciatica lUws*-
BiallM. | saffersd terrlMy night
matt Say without rrils/, until I
StarM treatment* at year LneUtate.
Wkat you did fur rae I roemtdrr
wsrUi oaaoy liam the nsaonakle
Jarre suffarsS as I did caa mhw
date what li aasaos to be Cms fnaa
pain. Ol AJi. S..
UM CM Mm Place.
Kaaa TUB.
Charts* B. kaa been a resident of
for tsrsfye year*. His attack
mt aglattca rheumatism began last
VluwikaKtvtng Day and be-june very
a'rfsrs 1a January, when he spent
lea weeks la a local hoeptta!.
"I had a good, honest doctor."
heys Charles 8. "He told me that
|jf. Men's Style Show ||j
ji i Reveals Superiority ol Cistom Tailoring i
J? 1 | Seattle's First Men's Style Show is 1 J g
A I j now in progress at the New Wash- ( I
VI ( injfton HoteL Daily afternoon and II /
|T II I evening sessions today and y "
JJj t Wednesday. Everybody is cordial- J II
O 11 ly invitod. i 1
i| '
and good taste are always associated with the
1,, ±2/ personality of the man whose clothes bear the hall-mark of
custom tailoring. See the exhibits of Seattle's finest custom
jj, tailoring and learn the advantages and economy of custom made I
| clothes for business, formal and sports wear.
I AFTERNOON SESSION
| Opens at 1:00 o'Clock |
I i EVENING SESSION
'*> Opens at 7:30 o'Clock
j MANNEQUIN SHOW TONIGHT
At 9:00 o'Clock
EXHIBITORS
t Seattle Merchant Tailors
r.. a. RVF.RKTT CO, MIIMM.I'.TON A RAI.IIRUMiR,
111 Ifzrr Building I'iirttJigr* Building
K. C. ALT. MrORATH BROTH KRM. ;
209 Lnlvcr*ity Htrwt 301 .MKf WnJk.r Building
J. M riTVNINOHAM, 4 MICHAKIA
"00 Third Avfcnun Burke Building
DUNN A BI'NDRKRfi. T. J. f TNFII„
204 American Bank Bldg. 1310 Third Avmnr
FROHT 4 BKVNKI. OM Ollli TAIIOKINO CO,
1225 KV-»t Avinoo 711 Third Av<-nu«
HARRIS. MEN'S TAIf>OR RABY A CO.
211 S»-o«r» HtrrM 1313 I ourth Avrvma
■I nOI'HK OK IRVINQ, KOTIIKMtKIU. CO.,
,1 >•» Colombia htr«t mi Heroml Avenue
I KTICTSON TAII/tRH, K. 81fc(iKI,
208 Rial to Buikfljif 2M RiaJln Building
">• H. KAVF KTONR BKOTIIKRS.
7s» Third AVMM f>oo Hr<«nd Avrmi#
\n M.I AM Kl'lHT STONE TIIK TAIMIR,
| I»ary Bui Win* |2O« Hwroid At rim*
jj TlfKO. T. I.KMAN, ICD. P. WIIITK. 1
N SOT American Bank Bid*. I„ C. NuiHli lltilldbig
V. O. WOLD A CO.. 11. K. CIRZON («, ,
M 218 Hrabuurd Bank Bid*. 403 HUMhtey Bids-
NO ADMISSION CHARGE
of any kind Thry want to know
how dw»p tha grava'a «olng to ha
ftm] who's going Into It, and how
lon* the body will la*t, »n«l a lot of
othor antrrtainlns things. About tha
wnwlfrj," M>yn tlladlna. "If* • ttoau
tltul pl«ra. Who'd, want to liya tr»
a plara whara tha flowara ara flnar
Own har» whara the view la bat
tar—
u\ kh wrni wirir
IN CKMMTKXY
Rladlna llraa with his Wtta, a lit Ila
sfWar-haJrad ladr. In '!>• ramatary
cottsga naaarvad for lha ar*ion Tha
rott*ga ovarlooka lha tomhatonra and
tha graraa of thouaan>la of paopla.
And yat. aaya lltadlna. when aakad If
ha navar faata away fn>«n tha world
tti tha irtknl grounds. "Oh, no. w»
navar hava any rnaaon to rat tuna
aoma hara unlaw. of couraa. wa
hava a apall without any funrrala
than It's kind of dull."
Rladtn* darlaraa that ftmarala aa a
rata do not Impraaa hint ona way or
as othar
"Tinea to awtilla,* ha sara, "a par
tlrularly wd ona gals ma looking
that way- —or ona that'a sort of in
taraatlng. Ilka a Chlnaaa burial. A
h« roulJ do nothing (or ms other
than the rar« lit* nunw wna giving,!
that 1 must lru»t u> Um (or rt«i«
•ry.
**l left the hospital January !•
wfh pttuUcallT no benefit front my
two »Mki of treatment. Than I
wrnt to the Nloorlta Institute M*k
in* relief, and found It."
NAT! KK IS TIIR DOTTOR
There la no ir*s»srv about M.i -r"»
M.naral Treatments earepting the
mystery of Nature. !t la Nature
that hai> supplied thia wonderful
mineral which luu proton In hun
dreds of nase* right her* In Reattle
Ita power to b*nl*h Inflammation
and eradicate poison from tbe body,
and ao (■«• ixanpl'l* r»ll»( to suf
ferers from KhrumttlMi of all kinds.
Nwritls. Itlood I'mwa, f rmajo
Trool)l<», Catarrh. t.oUnn. Appen
SHU*, Vinnar Vrin«, Palsy and
other Inflammatory ailment.i 'f
We get Moortte Mineral from 'a
d»r"» t In Wyoming. »h»r« It. «u
thrown to the aurfaca, probably by
the action of a geyser or hot spring
(jtnrnmrnt uuliM ahowa that It
naslaltu flva of tha twelve aalta »
sentlaJ to UM Ufa and health of tire
body. Ws uae It, Juet aa nature
mixed It. excepting that It ha* beeei
put tlirvogh a refining procesw. °°°o
CO MR TO THK INHTIIt lit
If you an a wffmt from airy
Inflammatory ailment, wa win bo
glad to (In you tha n»mn ad
drman and phono mimlxri of many
beaidea Chaa. HL, who will tsattfy to
tha remarkable effect* of Moorlt*
Mloaral Treatment*. If we think
wa cannot relive* yvm wa wfU not
taka your eua If wa tako your
mon«i for a lOPioa of treatment*,
w« wfU glee you a written guaran
tee to return It to yoo If yon fall to
get onmpleto rellaf. Consultation
frre Coosa and saw ua „.. wr»/j
* * • • ti k^t'
Moo rite Mineral Institute
•i: Third Are. lOUott «.V4»
—Photo t»y I'ric* £ i'trt*r, Mar Ht4/f i'liuitiKU|ib«r*
Ed BUidinr, who has dug graves in S tattle for S6 ytart and
who is laughing hi* way thru life.
couple of years ago a man we* bur'ed
without any minister or anything. A
Famous Old Racipa
tor Cough Syrup
■ • -j' o *?O^V
M u k.*4a flua ell fw
mmtu.
Thouaanls of VWUIUM Kara
found that tkey ;caa'sare two<tkirda.
•f the ni.inry umaliy Spent for cuugk ,
pt'i ira! ..rn, ; h* ; imn* thia. wsTl
■ aowa old ..■reeipe ifor Qaiak >ng; rough
tymp. It is »iaple°aaid clirap hut ll
has ao "I'li lur-pfompl reaxitaf .It;;
takrs right knld of a rough aad gl*ea
miiaej atr rel ef.mually:stopping aa
ordinary rotigh ,ia ?t .ho;ira.or lesa.
<iel f' , .oiinresVof ol'/iiei; trom ajiy'.'
iraagtsf, boar ll; iate a .pint" Willi
s' i i m pfais irtMaM aturar rrrap
to make a f«lUpißt!' c ".lf : you prefer.
tue "clarified moSasass.- honey, or 'eora
armp. instead,,of siijar ayrtip Either
say It tastes perfsrUy,'
an l laata a family a lnag :.j
Its 'r-t!r astoaishiac how gnlrkly
It arta. penetratiag through eeery air
paseaga of Ua throat aa4 loags—
louaens and raisea the phlegm
soothes ami heals the membranes, sad
gradually but sorely the anaoying >
throat twkle aad d'ea<|ed rauth dsa-
I arpear ert r»!y ..Nothing better (or
brunch ti*. spasmodis eroup, hoar»a-'l
•aaa or bronchial asthma. -
Piaea la a apecial ami higWy eon
eantratsd compound of geauiae Nor-,
way puae aitrart known ths world oyer
(or Ita healing effect on m»mb'anss
-AsoiH disappointment by a>k *g
Toar • dnirgrt for -•% wineea of
P;o«i* with foil .I reetiona aad ilon t'
sreept aaythiag elas. f.tiaraoleed tc
£r.»s*ahao,ute; sa'..«facL"a or mimey
promptly rrfonded. Ths Piaai Ca,
KU « ay»». lad. -
o L ,r *. .„o, r o
AdyertTaemenl
TII n S K ATTLK STAR
| friend or two re me out and etwlnhled
, three hctndfula of dirt oyer tha grays,
I aaylng sort of slow:
* Here lies poor P>*r—
lie always paid hh fare ihrs—
- If anyone U eutlUod to a (are
well he Is,'
inn. l. MNIi AA
IXIMI .W III: t AM
That got me (or awhna. It was
real aad tiut a Chinese funeral came
along in a few dava and tuned me
up'-agalo. The mourners came In
eweriiuC and <arr>lng
■tuffed piga and frott. and aprtnkling
nii kels and dimea on the gra%e. Teh,'*
nil line ciMicludna. "the <• rM's an
place, and I'd Juat aa aoon
Hi' and enjoy :,(e ai I sin* a* i. ng
aa"';l .can!" ■ -
r ; If 'a# Itod Ma farortte aorg and Mr
Pladme la peenent. her huehsnd grins
aad proestda to aing >oTiaily:
V \«hoe to aehrst and dn l ihi-l
Show me a woman a uuui ran
truat."
Whereupon gra rvarftna etutrhae
the aeiton by ths cnatalsevs and
aaya, '"Kd. donl »tng that IVe told
you before; somebody 11 think you
uean It."
I X "Well."• her htjehend rsanarka. stir,
•"you*. "It's a pretty little tune but
! 1 whan It corns* in real muetc 1 'spoa*
llt doeam't suit. ITheee after all." te
| 'ioneludes, seriously, "the song I fiks
hast la ths one I hear most. I'd sure
hs awful lonesome without |t—
Nearer. My Ood. to Tbes '"
CANDIDATE
Promising a business-like
administration of port af
fairs, Julius G. Day has an
nounced his candidacy for
port commissioner.
Day declares he is not
backed by any special inter
ests, but that he is seeking the
support of the voters free and
unhampered from obligations
of any kind.
CmrAOO-Mr*. Mary fash Jinn,
born In Armenia 102 years a CD,
dim.
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Dtrtgn 19&—
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C. Attle Arou
Decadent Laundries
By Hal Armstrong
"Where the de>il or* my ilwi)
shirts?** C. Attic Inquired. Impatient
ly. to hi* Sunday morning
formula, fumbling In a drawer.
"See here C. Attle," observed hla
wife, Icily, "If you don't like the way
I look after your Itnen, you Just at
tend to It yourself. You'll find a
al.irt over there in that unopened
laundry piirkage. Suppose you—■"
lie was already Jerking off the
string*. He seized a shirt and, un
pinning It, shook It out.
"What's this?" he exclaimed, pok
ing a flricrr thru a hole lu tha back
"I»ook bore! This ia one of those
ahlrta yoti got mr a *ffk iign. Hern
to the laundry once, and look ut It.
Hole a big* a dime right in the mid
«lln of tha hack. And here's another!
Great Scott, woman! What—"
Mm. Attla regarded tha garment
calmly.
"That's what happens at any Ison
dry," alia aald. "I've tried them all.
I don't understand how they do It,
but they do. Just look thru the pack
age. you'll find a lot more of things
that'll contribute to that grouch of
yours."
"What the—why dont you— c.
Attle sputtered
"Don't wrinkle those clean clothes
that way. Here, you let me take
them out, snd you hold the slip and
Check the articles off "
"I can't have my new shirts torn
to pieces that way! 1 " C. Attle in
Slated.
"Then youTI have to stay home
and do them yourself," his wife sug
g'-sted. "Take this list and check
them off aa I take the things out
of the bundle. One—two—three
sheets."
"Yes: there ought to he four The
list Kays 'four sheets.' " he announced
emphatically.
"I remember," his wife agreed, "I
sent four Our new picut sheets, too.
Just inak« a pole of it on the bottom
of the slip "
"What? You mean to say they've
tUiieu a .-nil i.i.i. >.
In mv ahlM""* C Attle fumed.
"Oh. yes," explained Mr*. Attle.
"That sort of thing'* quit* common.
I'll tell them about it and they'll
bring in* a sheet. It may not bo an
good a* the on« they loat, but they
always substitute loot artirlea."
"We can't have that!" C. Attle
■napped. "Suffering nnnke*. why
didn't you toll me about this before?"
"I've often told you. or tried to.
but you'd never listen. ! didn't open
thia bundle when it caine, Juat ao
you'd »ee for yourself—••
Mr*. Attle held Hp an wnderrar
m»nt.
"See how tha thread* aw "
"They're rotted!" C. Attla e».
claimed, examining tha article
closely.
"Tea," she corrnVwnteA. "Rotted
bjr the lye or acid or whatever It Is
they put Into the water. That's it
common occurrence."
"And how much do they charge
Sure Way to Get
Rid of Dandruff
There is one sure way that never
falls to remove dandruff completely,
and that la to dissolve It. This de
stroya It entirely. To do this. Just
get about four ounce* of plain, ordi
nary liquid arvon; apply it at night
when retiring; use enough to moisten
the scalp uml rub It In gently with
the finger tip*.
Hy morning, most. If not all. of
your dandruff will be gone, and
three or four more applications
will completely dissolve and entirely
destroy everv single aim and trace
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You will find, too, that all Itching
snd digginK of the scalp will stop
Instantly, and your hair will he fluf
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You can get llqnld arvon st snv
drug store, tt Is Inexpensive, snd
four ouncrs Is all you will need. This,
simple remedy han never bcou known I
U> tan.—AdvwLmcuiciit, i
n* for doing tblx lUinaic " C. Attle
•ntloM up lhe bill. "Four dollars
and- -by the r»tl. roaring bornapooos!
—they charge |4.JS, do they, for
laundering a email bundle like that.
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2 lbs. for 35c
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%
Wednesday and Saturday
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Best and Cheapest Food Article
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FRYFS MARKETS
American Moat Co.. 519 Third Avenue
Kallard Meat Co., 3443 Ballard Avenue
llay City Meat Co., 1420 First Avenue
(entral Meat Co.. 1420 First Avenue
Olympic Meat Co.. 1426 First Avenue
Western Meat Co.. 1101! \Nestem Avenue
Seattle Market, 109 Occidental Avenue
TITESDAY. MAROI 7, T922.
losing mm' of the stuff and destroy
ing the rest?"
"Well
"Well, there ought to be some
remedy, that'x all."