The Seattle star. [volume], June 13, 1923, Page 7, Image 7

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meSD.-\Y JUVINE 13, 1928,
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The Star’s Daily Short Story
“Her Returning,” by Margaret Widdemer
ANOTHER COMPLETE SHORT STORY TOMORROW
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=i Ritty's yoice: the uldi
S P“g.m, halt laughing, |
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- It was really Kitty, ly- !
'h per chair, with one
=) foot on the fender in the
laais WAY. The fll\‘“‘h\;
% o ber hair and made rosy |
o her flowered gowi. And l
B of alsence and silence |
this moment and their |
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elad OUL, “Kitty! Kitty dar-)
'aad gripped the arms of the |
s had nearly started from, l
Sl, it~ sald the old ten. |
ekiag Voice. i
. ’-'“ pever come before- |
S word or sound—and T've
o 50— wanted you so ter- |
Sou, oh Cliff darling, truly!
san't my fault; believe that, |
R sow? Because I had to u«!;
JilP FOR EXPECTANT
L MOTHERS
Many Cases Reported of Women
;m Kept in a Normal, Healthy
" Condition by. Lydia E. Pink
ham’s Vegetabfia Compound
Mothers transmit to their children
e b r dlhedg:yc?md:n
§a How important, therefore, for
B 33 wall as for the mother,
it she should carefully guard her
julth during the trying pre-natal
wal. Preparation for a healthy
ity is mm‘d by the
il Lydis E. Pinkbham's Vegeta
e (ompound, as evidenced by the
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for nervousness and wuk’-
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wly worried. Housework seemed
whid and at times [ was really
gitdoit. Lydia E. Pinkham's
§ Compound overcame this
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# E. Pinkham's Private Text-Book upon “Ailments
i to Women” will be sent you free uzon uest,
. fseo the Lydia E. Pinkham Medicine Co., n.rguw
da This book contains valuable ln!ormau{::.
THE BUYEKRS GUIDL
_ ' $25.00 IN CASH PRIZES
CAN YOU FIND THE MISSING LETTERS?
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W #4 layer cakes and Devil's
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xml'"flhm- Hebullders
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h’ Blooky North of Pine
You. Nothing elso mattered. One of
the old feelings—you remember, dear,
when one of us would know the other
wanted us? And it was so strong
that I fought thru everything—l had
to come ™ E
He sald, “As long as you've come,
nothing matters.”
She smiled over at him,
“But you always knew our love
was eternal. That I would never be.
long to any one but you."
He reached out his hands to her,
little and siim and rosy in the big
lchntr they had always called hera
' “No dear,” she sald, MNfting her
band, the bracelet he had given her
slipping down its wrist, He recolled,
a lttle chilled. He wanted to touch
her and hold her, now she was here
again and his. But she had always
been ke this—elusive. He must be
patient, He would reach for the lit
tle hands, the little body, when she
t\\mn talking Intently and off guard.
And she would laugh and yleld car.
ressingly in the old way.
“No Praise Too Great”
Litehfield, llL—*‘l took Lydia E.
Pmkhum'anhNoCanroundbo—
fore my son was born as | was not
strong after the birth of my first
child. No praise is too great for
vho:.h it has done m Wm
ter was u
:’edcdm gave it to borwdplt re
lieved her pains. Lydia E.Pinkham's
Vegetable Compound has done a
gut deal for me and many of m;
ends.”’ Mrs. J. B. MARTIN, 71
Clay Street, Litchfield, liL
It Helped Mrs. Harris
Miami, Mo.—*“l was a nervous
wreck before my child was born and
often had to remain in bed with
cramps and sick stomach. A friend
recommended Lydia E. Pinkham's
Vegetable Compound and [ gained
ltmfihundbe‘lth. Itis unequaled
for thmm and I recommend
your at “every opportu
nity.” —Mrs. Jo W. HARRIS, Lone
Maple Farm Route 2 Miami Mo
Are
You
Looking
for
Results?
An ad placed regularly
in the Buyer's Guide will
bring them. It is liter
ally a guide for buyers.
Tell the 75,000 readers
of The Star your mes
sage thru this medium.
A few dollars invested
here will pay big divi
dends.
Barber Shops
o OF DISTINCTION
A CLEAN HOT TOWEL
For Ech Customer
PETER G. SMITH
1421 Fourth Ave,
910 Second Ave,
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She leaned to him again, talking in
that quick, carnest way he had been
walting for, It always came, slipped
In between her laughter,
CHEL, did you dream about me late-
Iy? Oh, CHff, do you remember,
when wo'd only been engiged & woek,
how one night 1 dreamed that we
were In o wood together, talking and
love-making, and we promised in the
dream that wo would always come to
each other when "we needed muh'
other-—and that night you'd dreamed
it, toot™
“Yex, 1 remember,” he sald, thrilledl
“We did that five times. And we
always found out that he had had
the same dream.” |
“But hasn't it come to you since— |
lately ™ she looked at him wisttully. |
“Because twice—lately—it has come
to me™
He stared at her, half-terrified.
Buch dreams had been very far from
him since Kitty's departure. He had
fought all dealings with the unknown
those half-gay, half-eerie affairs with
the borderlands that Kitty had led
him inte. A man drops such things
ns ha gets older. And yet—how did
: she know? It was true, Twice late.
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Will Give Chehalis
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Chief a Fine Dog
A valuable Liswellyn setler ac
companied Capt, E. L. Hedges of
the Seattle police department as
the latter's gift to Chief of Police
Norton Wynn, of Chehalis, When
Capt, Hedges left Seattle Wednes.
day for that city, In company with
Mrs: B, L. Hedgoes, Mrs. Joe T,
Mason, wife of Capt, Joe T. Mason,
and Katherine O'Nelll, city hospital
nurse, .
The canine, a special pet of the
police captain, will ba presented Yo
Chief Wynn as an appreclation of
the many hunting trips on which
Wynn has played host to Hedges.
The trip will be made by motor,
the party returning later in the
week, ,
M
SISTER KNEW HER DOG
Grandmother had come to visit
ber won, the pastor, and Mary, her
five-yearold granddaughter was en.
tertalning her with the story of a
wonderful dog.
Mary—And the dog flew and
flew and fleeow away up into
the aky.
Grmndmother (reprovingly)—Now,
Mary, tell it right; you know a dog
can't' Iy,
Mary (triumphantly) - Oh, yes,
grandmother, that dog could fly; it
was o birq dog.~BSt. Louls Christian
Evangelist.
BUILDS POCKET NEST
LONDON, June 13.-A wren has
made her nest in a pocket of an old
army blouse. An exwsoldler had left
the tunic hanging in a saw.mill at
Linslade Bucks.
- Neatness and originality, as well as correciness, will count, A
Prizes will be awarded once a month and prize winners will be an
wunced in The Seattle Star the first Wednesday of each month.
A new set of letters will be somitted from a new set of advertisements
on the first Wednesday of each month,
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We wllr rebloek, free of
charge for one year, any cloth
hat bought here.
P. S. HAT & CAP
MFG. CO.
1308 Fourth Ave,
Entrance Stunrt Dldg.
Direet from Maker to Wenrer,
The Couch Printery
500 Cards
100 Letterheads
100 Envelopes
700 for 82.50
19 Pike Place Market, Lower Floor
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Thra advertising In the Buy~
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small cost, thany thousnnds of
people who are prospective buy~
ers of your goods or of your
service,
PHONE MAIN 0600
YOUR OLD HAT
MADE NEW
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THE SEATTLE. 8T AR
Iy he had walked in a dream-wood
with Kitty, whom he had tried to for,
ket And now, he did not need to
forget her—-now she was here, and
his for always!
“Twice, lately, to me too, Kitty"
he sald awed, “Then we were right,”
Blio laughed out, as a child does,
for sheer happiness,
*You, wo were right, Our love was
forever—but we always knew it was."
*Yes,” he echoed her gravely, “We
always knew it was. And yet—"
“There's no “yet—" there's only
“always!"™
They looked at each other, knowing
that. He would have found it hard
to say what they did and sald then.
Their Jove had never been po curious-
Iy quiet and perfect. The tima went
on ax If there way no time; no place
even just they two, lavers since al
ways and for always,
And after a time she suddenly rose,
*1 must go now-Tfor a Nttle while,”
she said, smiling. She flushed a lit.
tle as she sald 1. Her orisp sum
mer frock, thin white with its print
ed pink roses, nearly brushed him,
and her eyes looked thoughttully in-
gk
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aswells
(offee
arte PANAMATHAGTC
%5 It's Warm,
'. All Right
fi And you will cer
-1 et tainly appreciate
< n PANAMA,
%\) Why not let ns
rebloek your old
/ onet
The Cos Is Trifling
CHURCHILL’S
Now at 402 Union Main 4321
\Des Moi
Spend your Sundays and
Holidays on the Beach
Good Bathing and
Pienic Grounds
FREE WOOOOD AND WATER
Des Moines Beach
Pavi'ion
; DANCE EVERY
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| Phone Main 3783
Do You Knwe
Stacy Shown
The Jeweler
I NOT, WHY NOTt
L. C. Smith Bidg., Third Floor
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HAVE YOUR EYES EXAMINED
1 examine the eyes, write the
lpracrlpuun, doslgn, make lhrl
Glasses when needed, to con
porve and restore eyesight,
DR, CHAS, SCHWARTZ
Optometriat and Optician
232 Peoples Dank NDidg.
Cor, 2nd and Plke. Mnin 2581,
Ank About Our $5.00 Glasses,
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DR. MAYFIELD |
Ex-Mlilitary and
Flllllwn'y l)omor' |
N & ormer Lecurer at |
\= [ n Medienl Clinte |
W 30 Yenrs' T'reating
Men,
Medicine Free
Washington Bldg.
\/ 706 First Ave.. |
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Let’'s Play Whist—
Where ?
At the Centrnl Whist Cluh,
421 Ollye St Mualie 0521,
Lndles nnd Gentimen,
Afternoon 2110, Kvenings Nillo,
l Heads Kiwanis ]
Edmund F. Arras, of Co
lumbus, Ohio, who was elect
ed international president of
Kiwanis clubs at the inter
national convention in At
lanta, Ga.
to his. “I wonder why I thought you
needed me so dreadfully.”
“I always do—l always wilL”
“Yes—~thut way-—1 too. But just
now-—the particular urgent thing,
Don't you know? You always knew
lbc(on."
Ho shook his head. That was a
{trlvlll thing compared to the fact
that, for ever so little a while, he was
not to see her,
’ “But It won't be a moment NOwW-——
or it wilt only seem like a moment
before we are together for always
Our love's forever, you know, my
dear. 1 wonder what it was you
;nerded me so for--"
Bhe stood for « moment smiling up
at him, still with her look of per
plexity.
“Kitty!" he flung out his arms to
Kkeep her, but she was gone, with a
little lgugh, before he could clutch
more than her dress.
Ha stood up, catching his breath
suddenly, Something was atill in his
hand, a brittle something like a but.
terfly wing, He knelt to the fire.
light and opened his hand, slowly,
carefully, as If in a dream. Yes,
there lay something in his hand-—it
had been flowered muslin once. It
was ashy and crumbly now, and the
tracery of roses was dingy brown,
He rose from his knees, white and
trembling, and the ash fell from his
palm; such an ash as muslin might
make after four years n%ut under
ground, ¢
There was a sound of vmny feot
on the stalr, and voices calling him.
“Cliff, she's ready now! Helen's
ready ! ™
Helen came down slowly, tall and
stailing In her golngaway gown,
ready for him,
How could he tell--how could he
have known it was eternal; the mar.
riage with Kitty, who had died when
First Prize ..............SIO.OO
Second Prize ............ 5.00
tThird Prige ... civevi 300
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TYPEWRITERS
All Makes Repnired, Sold and
Rented,
Specinl Rental Rates Glven to
Students
SEATTLE TYPEWRITER
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4004 Arvende Bldg, Main 3018
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CHINESE DOCTOR
Nature Chinee Herbx
| Remedien
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| Medicine Co,
| 208 James St, Cor. 2ad
Seattle Mnin 2105
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Ay 100 Bth Ave.
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MALT SYRUP AND HOPS ||
MAIN 5046 ¢ C, 0, HART 109 UNIVERSITY |||
FREE DELIVERY ioo “nalince™ss. ot amier
Member American Homes Bureau
We challenge comparison of values.
We challenge better selection of patterns and styles.
This sale has set a new mark for prices and values in furniture selling in
Seattle,
Attend this big Challenge Sale and reap a harvest of bargains in furnishing
your home on a’small payment down, We pack, ship freight prepaid to all parts
of Washington,
Our easy payment plan offers you an opportunity to share in the savings of this
sale with a very small payment down,
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Walnut Dining Room Suite g g
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Six beautiful eces of
wonderful unluxx‘n': \:. tion, n n ‘ .-- ! ,
William and Mary or Queen L~ ] & o .‘."—.‘ o>
Anne period. Large, masgive k™ - 2 . g
Buffet with French mirror; O
ißinch Table that extendsto _ r s ”/I!: ;
6 feet; four blue leather seat SRy iem— ~, -fb‘.q./"'”
Chairn ‘These Sultes were L l 'Y )
priced much higher Bpecial - ~ L
for this sale ’ 81 1'7.50 G 5 F'S ) ‘.
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Anyone can afford to own a fine overstuffed Living Room Suite SIOO $ 5.00 $2.00
at the price of these, We have sclected 25 Sultes from our Jarge S2OO SIO.OO 852.50
stock and priced them for quick selling. Tapestry and Velour $250 $12.50 $3.50
upholstery; good spring cushions. These Suites were sold at §275 S3OO $15.00 ! $4.00
and $285 each. Challénge Sale Price, 5pecia1...........5197.50
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$375.M Smtes at CE A oSZ?S.M
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$325.00 Suites at. . ...$225.00
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208 Pine St. Near Second Ave.
thelr first child was borp? How
could a lonely man go thru all the
years unmarried? And yet—"
He looked down with terror at the
Fourth Prize ..S2OOI
Fifth Prize .....ocvesosess I.oo‘
Sixth Prize ......creooso+. 100
TAUGHT
PRIVATE LESSONS—
-10 A M. to 10 P. M, Dally
By Thomas N. West, a pupil of
McAdam Normal School of
Los Angeles. Call Enst 0176
for appeintment.,
SANIPRACTIUC RBLDG.
Pine at Broadway
We Match Your Coat and Vest
(Copyright)
-0, Boys, come here for your
first long pante; special $3.95,
Pants for Dress, Business and
Sport Wear, All-Wool Serges
and Tweeds, $4.95 to 80.93,
Speonlty Pants Store Co.
704 First Ave,, near Cherry
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This ix one of our famous||
wagons that was fined for giving
too big n lond, That's better thaa
a smnall one,
Phone us today for a good big
lond of conl or wood,
HENRY HECKMAN
PHONES:
1211, 1517, Main 3762, Deacon 0032
Curtaine stretched, without
pin holes, 40¢ palr. Best
equipped blanket and cur
tin cleaning plant in the
West, Strictly hand work.
Aetna Curtain Cleaners
Cor. Sixth and Westlake
Main 7301
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damp ash, clinging to his fingers]
still.
l “Come, ClLff!" called his hrklc'lll
volee from the stair-foot. He went!]
Advertising
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Your customers help
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may reach, at small cost,
many thousands of peo
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buyers of your goods or
of your service.
Phone Main 0600
Phone Elliott 1693
for your Malt, Hops, Caps,
Cappers, Crocks and Bottles.
Ballantine & Pabst Malt
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{orwaird to her,
“Thank God!"” he said silently over
and over. **Thank God Kitty did not
know why she came!”
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|Eighth Prize .............. 1.00
| Ninth Prize ........c...... 1.00
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The most beautifully appoint
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uated at Des Moines, on the
high-line ?uvement to the
shoreline of the Sound.
Newly refurnished and reec
orated, and the ballroom
equipped with beautiful light
ing effects.
Club, lodge or society dinners
can be arranged for by tele
phone.
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IS RECOGNIZED as Seattle’'s Lead
ing Consulting Psychic, One visit to
him will prove all that is claimed of
him, His power Iz not meant to
gratify the idle curlous, but to direct,
advise and help those who are {n trou
hle and susense concerning the every
day affairs of life,
He points out the sure road to suc
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mestio and personal affairs. Teaches
power of control and influence, Knows
what is best to do in any undertaking.
All business strictly confidential,
Hours 10 a. m, to 6 p, m,
410 PANTAGES THEATRE BLDG.
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Mr. Business Man
Do you know that the de
cisfon to buy is most often
made in the home?
The Buyer's Guide goes
home and the ads are very
carefully read,
This should mean something
to you. Think It over and
then phone
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Main 0600
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