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SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-06-13

FRODA Sc reznicky obchod
kde Sc trzi tydn6 $500 a vice,
je v Gene as $25O0.00. Proda
Sc grocernl a reznicky ohchod
S budovou, neb Sc vymeni IA
lot co splatku. = Proda Sc ro-
hovy dim pro til rodiny, lot
je S5 pfi 40 strevicich, nese.
SA4.0O najmu m6slcna q je tro-
ba s!ozit pouze as $500. -
Prodam mensi domek o 4 sv6t-
Inicich S koupelnou. Je treba
|slozit pouze malou Gastku ho-
tove. Blizsf podrobnosti o tech
to prodeiich sdeli Tom. Suchy,
pollst ujici a pozemkovy Jedna
tel, S602 Beckman Ave. Tel.
Princt. 1916 w. ?
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-06-13

KOUPi Sc electricity vGjiT
a strop S delsimi rameny. kdo
lastni podobny v6jir a he ma
prom potrebu, necht' necha a.
dressu V adm. Sv6ta. :?
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-06-13
PRODA Sc:
ZANCvNf DUM $500 pro

velkou rodinu o Z svetnicich, 4
bedroomy a kouplna, china ca
)inety V jfdeIne, bookcasy, pen
ry. fernes, Skopky, puda, upra
vcny osety lot, 40 pr 1913, do
bry slepicnik a kralikarna. "a
da Sc hotove as $4,000, zbytelz
ma mlrne splatky. Haste sc '
els. 3547 f. 1876 ul. z Union A.
We. 6-13
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-06-13

PRCDA Sc. move zhotovenJ
dunn sesti pokojich, vsim mo
dernim pohodlim opatfeny We
zkvetajicim okoli V Mt. Plea
SAINT, "a pricinou odjezdu. Kup
nj podmfnky velmi mirn6. Hla
ste Sc u F. Dohnala, 3G72 E.,
131 ul. :?
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PRODAJf Sc ctyri Lofty bli-

re Washington Parku "a lev
nou cenu. Pouzijte teto pfllc-
zitosti. Blizsi Sc sdeli V clS.c
4404 Martin Ave. 6-l6
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-06-13

PRODA Sc lot {. %, ma vych.
1876. ul., 40 pri 200 stfevicich,
kanal zaplacen. Da Sc velmi
LEVINE an musi byt prodan
hned. BllzSi sdeli Stupka &
Rack Realty Co., 1868 Broad
way. 6-l6
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-06-13

PRCDA Sc dim, jednorodino-
w, vse moderne zarizeno. Ce-
na levna. Lot je 40 pfi $50
strevicich. V Mt. Pleasant.
Adressa sc sd6li V adm. t. listu.
Ga
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-06-13

PRODA Sc pekny lot 40 pl'i
$50 st. V Mt. Pleasant, bllze
verejn6 skoly, veskere mestske
zavedeni mimo dlazby. Da Sc
LEVINE "a S650.OO. Haste Sc V
els. 1902 Benham Ave. 6-1 4
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-06-13
VARTE 81
domaci osvezujici napoj
z dobreho chrneIe.

Objednejte 81 jej aneb 81 pro
nej prijdte a jiste shledate, re
je to ia nejlepSi nahrazka "a
pivo zapovezen6. Obdrzite ce
sky navod ku kazde Varce. Ce-
na varky j e $1.0O, V tuctu
75c. Stale objednavky vyri-
zujeme podle pfani dovazi-
me do domu. Ia vytecnou
chut tohoto skoro-piva a ia
Vasi spokojenost timto Ia
hodnym napojem ruci
w. LANDA,
1864 E. A9. ui. a Park junction
v zadu, nahcre, Cleveland, O.
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PRODA Sc Teznicky obchod

131 ul.
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FRCDA Sc dun sedmi svet
nicich, koupelna, garage a Vse
ZariZeno. Naleza sc ma Cham
pa ul. Blizsi sc sd6ll V elsie t.
FOG Ferris Ave. V Corlett.
E1D
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-06-13

"Jednej tedy, jak rozumis.
ia Sc muslin jiz vratiti, ably
Sc stryc Martin nezlobil."
eco pax della stryc Martin,
matinko?" tazal Sc Percy.
"Od tveho odchodu Sc ne
zm6nil valn6. Zda Sc jen byti
mrzutejsi," odpovedela matka
"Nezminil Sc dosud O mne?"
"Ani slovickem."
"NeTekla jste mu matinko,
kde nyni meskam?"
"Nerekla."
"Zachovejte to tajnosri a.
spon nejaky cas- jeste, prosim
vas "a to-"
Kdyz mu to byla matka sli-
bila, objali sc a rozesli.
Ma prlvozu sesel sc Percy
s panem Dismorem a Moodym,
kteri Sc brali do Noveho Yor-
ku, ably tam nekolik obratnych
tajnych policejnich slldicu K
patrani po Edite najali. Kdyz
pTivozni LODI ma novOyor5ke
strane pristala, dali. 81 vsichni
til slovo, re spolecne We veci
tG iednati budou.
Percy, vrativ sc do domu,
naIezl pana Mervyna V jeho
studoVn6.
ga vas tax zahy necekal
zp6t, pane Lynde,' pravil. 'Z
vaseho Iistku jsem soudil, ze
Sc caly den zdrzite.'
'Nratil jsem Sc pouze, bych
vas n6jakou laskavost popro
Sill" pravii Lynde. ..
"Nuz, to by bylo?"
Drive muslin vas seZna-
miti s jistymi rodinnymi udalo
stmi, pak-Ii mn6 laskaVG slu-
chu svGho poprejcte."
"Vypravujte jen, vypravuj-
tc. Budu vas poslouchati S ma
pnutou pozornosti."
Ma to jal Sc Percy vypraVo-
vati o znizeni Edity, jakoz i
prltine, pro kterou odesel re
strycova domu a podeZreni,
jez ma stryce chova.
Pan Mervyn poslouchal Wy
pravovani jeho S nejvetsl po-
zornosti. kdyz skonciI, pravil !:
"Dovolite mi nekoIik otazek,
pane Lynde?
'Zaiisye, pane" odtuSil
Percy!
"Odkud pochazel vas ded?"
~ Baltimore"
"Podivno!' zvolal pan .Mer-
vyn. "A smim Sc tazati, jak sc
jmenoval?'
Jill Herbert. :"
Pan Mcrvyn byl jmenem tim
uvcdcn mocnG pohnuti my.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-06-13
Krasna carodejnice.
Povldka z DOLBY kralovske osady massachusettske.
Pfeozil v S.

. Creek Sc nabidnul, re ukol
ten podnikne, a zajiste nebyl
k nemu nikdo zpGsobilejsi.
"a jak to minis provesti?"
tazal Sc Jan CvrCka.
"Docela lehce," odpovedel
tsnto. ''V peti minutach budu
Ivenku a jeste v peti minutach
budu u prfvozu a podivam Sc,
fje-li u privoznika svetla nebo
inen1 ozyva-li Sc tam nekdo
inebo ne. A snad budu moci ne
kudy dovnitr nahlednouti.
VSak ia to n6jak vyvedu," do
OIL ma konec samolibe.
"A nebudes Sc zadneho ba-
, Il? Noe ie tmava nepohodl-
ma namltla pani Ravenswoo-
/ dova.
Il ne. Koho bych Sc mel ba-
ii? Nebudou-li Sc mne lide ba-
IT," pravil seImovsky, ''ja jich
aspon bati nebudu. Beztoho po
Ividajl, re kdo vi ci jsem zplo
izenec a povidaji 81 vselijake
iveci O mem pdvodu.'
! Pani Ravenswoodova nena-
mitala niceho vice, ale Zarado-
ivala Sc splse v srdci, re Sc
'snad V trzku dovi neceho 0
l8ve milovane dceri.
Ia malou chvili CvrCek Wy
behl Willy, peclive proti We
tru opatren a zmizel We tmach.
iChlapisko TO melo nohy iako O.
kridIen6 a vytlvalost V behu Il
zasnou. Duvtip jeho objasnil
inu t6z, oc tn bezi a jak dule-
zit5 jsou sluzby jeho, a to We
domi naplnilo iei hrdosti, jez
byla mu ostnem vzdy dale jej
pobodajicim.
Netrvalo to 'dlouho Cvrcek
octnul Sc u privozu. Niceho
zde nezpozorovav, kradle Sc 0
patrne k pIlvoznikove chalu-
pc, kde nejprve oknem dovnitr
nahl5dnouli Sc pokouSel, &C Sc
mu TO nepodarilo, nebot' kus
lodni plachty je velmi doko-
male Zastlral. V tom, pllzc Sc
po brichu kolem chalupy, "a
chytl KNIT svetla, derouciho Sc
q jedne skuliny. Chalupa, ia K
isme ma pocatku povldky byii
pravili, byla jednoduSe sroub2
ma Z neotesanych kmenu. St6r-
biny mezi kmeny byly ucpany
mazavou hIinou q cuckami, &C
pfece tn onde zustala pruiina
nebo skulina, kudy bystre olo
dovnitf mohlo nazfiti.
SkuIina, jiz CvrGek zpozo-
oval, byla asi diva stfevice mad
1ennl. | pTiSoupnul Sc k nj a ST.
koyal So, nazriti dovnitr, kdyz
neci nohutne rame "a linec
jjej chopilo a jake kralika do
/ povetTl vyzvedlo.
-. Cyrcek ami neceknul, nebot
iej napadlo, ze ii kteri tax po-
Zde noci okolo privoznikoVv
chalupy Sc potloukaji, mic do
br6ho umyslu nemaji a re
Jim tedy zajiste ma tom zalezi
aby zpozorovni nebyli, kdyby
,se dial do kfiku, mohl by tu
!neprozretelnost snadno zaplat.
iii zivotem. | dal e odnaSeti, an
nemukaie. Kdyz byli jiz V le-
se, tn jej tajemna osoba pc.
!, stavila ma zem a porucila mu
/, .aby jechal p6kne "a nj, jinat
re zie MIN bude nalozeno
.CVrCek, vida, re mu nelze unik
Inouti, jechal, ba splse klopNta.
"a obrovicou postavou nezna
nl9ho muze, jehoz sahovyn
: krokum postaciti nemohl.
Kdyz tax ubozak Sc svym u
cavatitelem asi pul hodiny ne
schUdnou lesni pasinou klopy
tai, ZpOzoroval rudou zar, Wy
chaZeiicl porostleho wigva
nu indianskeho, ukryteho me
ri obrovskymi skalami a ne
snadno pristupneho. Hucen
Cd feky pochaZejici, poucilt
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sraznych skalinach. Uchvatitel
Cvrckuv, vida re by droboun-
KY zajatec jeho snadno mohl
vaz sraziti, wal no do naruci
zanesl jej dolG do wigvamu.
Zde teprve poznal, v ci rukou
Use nachazi. Neznamy byl o.
brovsky rudoch, ktery wigvam
ten mladou a spani1ou zenou
svou delsi dobu obyval. Vkro-
civ trpaslikem dovnitr, pra-
vii zene sve, u ohne 1--WE plapo
lajiclho schoulene a hrejici Sc:
"Pohled, Ohniva Musko, co
"a hosta tt prinasim. Dopadl
jsem jej slidiciho okolo wig
vamu naseho pritele, stareho
pr1voznika."
| Ohniva Muska dala sc do
hlasiteho smichu, kdyz pohled.
la ma smesnou postvu Cvrcko-
WI, ktery k ohni 81 prisednul a
male ruck sve, zimou cele pre-
krehle, zari jeho 81 ohrival.
"Cervene Kridlo", pravila k
indiana, muzi svemu, v lama
ne anglicine Sc smichem, "my
slim, re byt ranen cd velkeho
toho bojovnika?"
''Zlej chlapisko," pravil In
dian; "Cervene Kridlo byl Sc
podivat k staremu priteli a wy
zvedel, re Eli belosi pronasle-
dovat krasnou squaw (zenu)
a chtit il zabita to male chla-
pisko bylo spehovat a Cervene
Kridlo je chytit a pfinest Ohni
We Musce."
eli lide!" zvolala spanila
zena Indianova, "co honit kra-
snou squaw. Zly maly chla-
pee, CO spehovat a povedit o
krasne squaw. A INA Cervene
Kfldlo krasnou squaw?"
''Zna," odpovedel tazany.
"Ohniva Muska take znat kra
snou Ravenswoodovou, co il
dat drahy prsten."
GA co hezky smat Sc ma nj a
potrast rukou, jako pritelka,"
dodala Indianka. "Osklivy
chlapec," pravila, pohlednouc
zlostne ma Cvrcka, selmovsky
Sc usmivajicfho. "Cervene
Kridlo zabit."
Ia teto rozmluvy duvtipny
CvrGek poznal, re neni v zlych
Tukou a tax ST tedy oddechnul
= hluboka.
Cervene Kridlo byl nacelni-
KEN necetneho kmene Indianu,
'ltery I'll pratelskych pome-
rech bostonskou osadou Ale
iedenkrate, v cas- nouze, dopu
till Sc bojovnici jeho bez jeho
Vedoml a svoleni nekolika kra-
dezi. Uradove povolali nacel-
nika, aby sc "a svGj kmen zod-
Dovidal, coz on ku spokojeno-
sti uradG ucinil. Ale tito, ne
duverujice vice IndianGm,
jichz verolomnost jiz tehdy
oyla prislovna, naridili mu, a.
5y kmenem svym odtahl da-
leko do pustin, ably belosi byli
bez obavy, jinak ze povolaji
adniky proti MIN do zbrane.
Cervene Kridlo slibil, ze tax u
Gini, ale vrativ sc do tabora
lsmene sveho, nalezl jej opuste
ny. Jen jeho wigvam nebyl
Drazdny; zdstala v mem spani-
Ia a verna zena jeho, ktera mu
oravovla, ze kmen jeho ma
jej V podezreni, jakoby jej IRA
oval nenavidenym belochIm,
q re 81 tedy zvolil noveho ma
@elnika a odtahl pod vedenim
2ho dale do pustin.
| Cervene Kridlo vida, ze u
llmene sveho nebyl by jist Ii
,'votem, nebot Indian krute
lnsti zradu, zvlaste domniva-li
Sc re Sc il ma mem vlastni ma
celnik dopustil, vyhlidnul 81
: pri fece a v hluboke skalni ro-
: XII prihodne mlsto pro wigvam
: kde Sc i osadil, zive Sc lovem
bobru a jine vzacne .zvere, pro
, davaje kozeSiny staremu pri-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-03-13
LIBERTY LEGION
SEEKS JOBS FOR
Returned men

Wanted work for released sol
diers ana saiiorai
The employment department az
the American LeEions OF Liberty o.
calling on Seattle employers for
more jobs Tor idle released soldiers.
sailors and marinos
Uncle Same fighters are return
Ing by thousands 90 the state -
Washington every day" declared j
l. fauids employment manager OF
tho Lcgions ~ LAbcrty. They are
being released hy hundreds al Camp
Lewis and thr surrounding naval
and army eautuuments. ANA are
flooding the employment market IN
Seattle Tais employment depart.
ment run by * service men. Is piac.
ms more than SEQ OF these men "a
week. but We need more jobs. There
Is q great demand by clerical work
css"
Released soldiers aud sailors seek
ing employment are urged 20 call al
the employment department 81 the
American LeEions - Liberty. az the
soldiers and sailors club. Fourth
ave. and Cherry st. and register Tor
positions Employers having posi-
lions open are asked TO call Elliott
1879 and register their jobs
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-03-13
BREMERTON MAN
COULD NOT RAISE
HIS HAND TO HEAD
Rheumatism and Other
Troubles Overcome by
Taking Tanlac

Every one OF my old friends |
have met up with here Of late has
remarked about how much better I
look than did few months ago.
and ] just ten them that Tanlac IL
what has made the difference" was
the statement made by J. G. Fl.eder.
Of Bremerton. Washington. while In
the Bartcil Drug store at Seattle.
recently Mr.. Fielder has been
.ranchman most all his life. until
few years ago. when he sold his
ranch and came 10 Bromerton.
For the past several years" he
continued. 4 have suffered from in.
digestion. rheumatism and disorder
ed Kidneys. and, as a result Of those
troubles. my whole system seemed 20
he badly run down Ny food would
lie In my stomach and ferment.
causing gas and misery. and seemed
20 do me more harm than good. My
kidneys were in very bad shape and
disturbed me 30 often at night that
I could get but very little sleep or
rest l suffered n great deal with
headache. and had an awful time
with rheumatism In my arms and
shoulders. Ny left arm and shout
der. especially. would get 20 stiff and
painful that / couldn't lie on that
side. and for a long time ! couldn't
get my left hand up high enough 10
brush my hair or tie my tie. My
face got very thin and pale. and al
together was in "A very bad way.
Wen. / thought there must be
something unusual about this Tan
lac. or so many people would not be
talking about II. and / have found
IL even better than / expected.
have gained ten pounds in the past
three weeks. and now there's all the
difference in the world in my feel.
inRs. don't have "A particle Of trou
BILE from what | eat any more, and
my appetite Is just great. My kid
news are in so much better shape
that they hardly ever bother me, and
the pain has left my back entirely
The rheumatic pain has disappeared
from my arm. too. and now | can
use II as well as I ever could, and
my sleep AT night Is sound and rest
ful. Ny face has filled out. my col
or Is healthy looking. and | am feel
ing lust splendid better than | have
since my troubles started. years
ago.
Taulac is sold in Seattle by Bartell
Drug Stores under the personal d.
rection Of a special Tanlac represent
observation-disclosures
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-03-13
JUDGE SCORES
COUNTY JURY

After - hours In the jury room
without reaching n decision ia the
case Of W II slumpf. charged with
attacking Captain u Police W. ~.
Soaring. Judge A. w. Frazier bitter
y scored the jury for failing 60 per.
form their sworn duty. and dis.
missed them.
Slumpf was accused or assault In
the third degree lie admitted he
struck Soaring on the nose. In a
nearriot which followed the open.
air meeting at Fourth ave and Wiz.
ginia II. on January 10.
Judge Frazier declared that the
turymen were preJudiccd In favor OF
Slurnpf because he was a working
man.
The jury voted seven TO five In
favor Of conviction.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-03-13
Charges Boardcr
Was Bol.hevik and
Fired at His Wife

on the strength ~ an allegation
hy Mlkr Pinto. gf3t Day a.. that
Leo Iatruntona g. eoardfr. fired
two shots with q revolver at fYuto's
wife wednesday morning. Patron
tona Is being sought BY The police
IA hia complaint "a the police.
wherein he stated that fsfrontona
seemed incens-d over his board bin
Pinto also alleged tsai ratrnntona
was a Fabid Holsheylk. and did
nothing but Nit around In the house
and arrange and foarranEe the Eov.
eminent 60 suit hts own peculiar
fancy.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-03-13
Adler-i-ka
Again!

"Adler-ika Is the only medicine
for gas on the stomach. / never had
20 much RELIEF with any medicine.
would not take $500 for the relief
one bottle Of Adler-fka gave me. I
cannot get done recommending a.
Gsigned) IL l.. Hicks. Ashley. III.
Adier-tka expcis ALL gas and
souruess. stopping stomach distress
INSTANTLY. Empties BOTH upper
and lower bowel. flushing ENTIRE
alinentary canal Removes ALL.
foul matter which poisons system.
Often CURES constipation Pre-
vents appendicitis We have sold
AdlerAka many years. IL II mix
ture OF buckthorn. cascara. giycer-
inc and nine other simple drugs
swift Drug Co. and leading drug
giSts.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-03-13
STAY ON JOB To
BLOCK REVIVAL
OF ROAD BILL.

Corporation Counsel Walter r.
Meier and councilrnen W. u. Lane
and William Hickman Moore. of the
city councils judiciary committee.
viii remain at olympia until the
close Of the legislative session. So
attle's representatives have Instrue
tons 70 block any attempt 10 take
the Cedar river watershed blu OF
the legislative table This measure.
already defeated. bu; which could
be revived on ma tority vote
would have permitted the county
commissioners to authorize a road
thru the city's water supply area
With consequent danger to the pub.
&c health
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-03-13
Y0UNGSTER IS INJURED
IN CRASH WITH AUTO

Gaylord Jesmer. II. Of 725 Pike
st, was struck by an automobile
driven by Floyd e. Sanders. 300
18Th ave. ~, about $50 D. m. Tues.
day The boy was on "a bicycle
Sanders claims he did not sec the
little fellow. according 20 the police
until after he struck him
Young Jesmer was UNCONSCIOUS
when picked ~ ana was taken to
the Minor hospital. whore his Nndi-
ton was adiudged not scrious~
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-03-13
Beckendorf Freed;
Marries Girl Who
Secured Release

SALT LAKE CITY. March Ia
Immediately upon his release from
Fort Douglas internment barracks
near here. Hans W. Bcckendorf,
from Lake Tapps. near Tacoma.
married Miss Maude Roland. school
teacher Of this city She secured
his release They viii live In Ia
coma. where the bride taught school
at the time OF BeckendOrfs arrest.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-03-13
TACOMA SENDS PROTEST
TO RAISE I'M SALARIES

Mayor e M Eiddeil. u Tacoma.
sent resolution a. the Seattle city
council Wesinceday asking this clty'a
concuFrvnoe in the Tacoma coun
els protest against House nil 1ie
This measure increases the aaiar
ies - examiners Tor the stair
bureau 81 inspection - public -
fees from g. 10 81 daily The Ia.
coma council resolved against the
Increase on The ground that il
would placs too much ~ burden
ON the taxpayer.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-03-13
ROBERT Is SUPERIOR,
SAYS YOUNG OHIO MISS

a letter from Miss Frances Lee.
dom. %. OF Waverly. Ohio. IL posted
In the local soldiers and sailors
placement bureau. The girl met u
Washington soldier. named Robert.
near Springfield. as the latter was
en- route West from overseas Now
she wants 60 locate him. He's Eu.
perior 10 any Of the Ohio boys, she
se.se.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-03-13
Oakland Strike
May Be Over Soon

OAKLAND. Cal. March IA WIN
conference today between union q
ficiais and heads 81 one Oakland
shlpynrd. and tonight between a
committee from the Iron Trades
council and uachlrista' union.
termination ~ the strike involving
io.oeo shipyard workers may be at.
tied aoon. say union officials today
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-03-13
Mrs. Fairbanks Is
Once More a Bride

NEW YORK. March IA Betsy
Saliy Fairbanks. who received her
final divorce from Douglas Fair.
banks, the movie star. March J. be.
came the bride % James Evans. Jr.
a broker. 81 Pittsburg. yesterday.
The wedding was quietly solcmninrd
at the Church q the Ascension.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-03-13
AInITnK KECnXERs

County Auditor Norman 81. ward.
an has returned 20 his homo. after
an operation on his Jaw az the swca
lsh hospital He was suffering from
spite poison. He was confined 20
the hospital five days
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-03-13
JUST use SLOANS
IMMINENT ONCE
Then you'll understand why
it's the worlds greatest
pain relief

Sioan-s I.inlrnent does exactly
~has Is claimed for it-reiiev~-.
quickly. without rubbing. II pene-
trafes- Useful In relieving external
pains. soreness. and stiffness. such
as follow exposure. over exercise. or
unusual exertion.
A big bottle kept handy will Inst
long and pay for itself IN comfort
able relief the first application.
Clean. convenient. economical Can
bs bought at any drug store. Get IL
to-day. acc. s9c. $50.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-03-13
Poplins
Csc Yard

50-inch Poplins in dainty
shadsss % Blue and Rose only.
Extra special. the yard. .. 95e
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-03-13
50-Inch Tapestry
S1.65 Yard

One piece 81 Nerdun Tapestry.
50 inches wide. very good quality.
The yard ..........S 81. 05
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-03-13
Curtain
Marquisette
35c Yard

Choace Scrims and Marquis
cites In white. cream and ccru
colorA Extra special. the yard
..trs..sts.... ....-....s.s... Joe
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-03-13
Window Shades
55c Each

500 Light Coloreti Window
Shades. size &c by - inches; on
a good roller. Special. each 55c
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-03-13
Chair Cushions
S5c Each

Cushions made q cresonne--
very desirable FOR porch. sun.
room or any chair where q bright
new cushion is needed. Special.
each .....s-ss..-...... oor
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-03-13
Drapery Remnants
Half Price

Hundreds Of yards Of Desirable
praprfy Remnants Materials
J = 70 yards in length. on sale
Friday and saturday. HALF
FKICE.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-03-13
Drapery Silks
CSC Yard

These are SO inches wide. in
attractive. bright color comblna.
tons. Extra special, the yard.
..............-.+. Doc
The Tabor independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1913-19??, 1919-02-06
"safety Elrstn Tea Kettle.

A new tea kettle is supplied with an
extra opening In the top through which
II may be filed without the %inconven.
fence and danger Of being scalded by
the steam generated when cold water IL
poured into the hot kettle. The sec.
ond opening Is O small one In front
Of the bail and is protected by q
hinged swing cover, which may be op-
Grated by the thumb while the kettle
is being held by the bail under the
fnucet.
The Tabor independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1913-19??, 1919-02-06
Hard to Explain.

Has 1t eve been fully explained
why It is that a man on a cold, raw
day will sit four hours uncomplain.
ingly on a hard board In a rowboat
pnd hold a fish pole, yet squirm and
6dget and fume If he is asked to sit
more than an hour and fifteen minutes
on a cushioned seat in a well-warmed
church7 IT, Aassssss