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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-02-19
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would wish 20 be, being ell woridli'
ness and ungodliness,'
lie stared at her, physical sick
ness depressing him His little Nan
ia London. alone ana frlendlesa, with
out means. What might not have
happened 10 her IN two years.
Inquiries in The village might have
altered the whole course OF his life
hut. a. II the unutteRhle gods OF
Mrs. Tcnnps deyotions removed all
chances OF the Illustration OF her
ends. Randall rode out of charmouth
without having spoken TO another
soul
For six months after that he
sought Nancy In all places likely
and unlikely And all that while In
Charmouth Nancy patiently and
trustfully awaited his coming, which
should deliver her from the dreadful
thraldom Of Aunt Tentil's godliness,
For she did not share Pothoridges
belief that he was dead.
And meanwhile despair was set.
ting upon young Randall. TO have
lived and strNen with but one In
splratlon and one aim. and 70 find In
tho hour 81 triumph tina, the aim has
been rendered unat,ainRhle. Is 20
know ones SELF Tor Fortunes fool
To loyal soul such rs his the blow
was crushing II made life purpose.
less. robbed him Of ambition aud
warped his whole nature. Ills stead
fastnsss was transmitted into reck.
lessnesz and rostlesnesa. He required
distraction from his brooding, the
career % arms az home. In time %
peace. could offer him none Of this.
lie quilted tho service OF the Parlia.
ment. and went ahroad-,o Holland.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-02-19

that happy hunting ground Of all
Homeless adventures, Ho entered
Dutch service, and for season pros
pered In IL, hut there was a differ
cneb. dnplomblo and grim, lilo was
no longer concerned to build himself
position IN tho state, such a thing
was impossible IN q foreign land
where no was a mercenary, a noldier
OF fortune, man VINO made OF arms
a trade soulless and nnlnsplred4 with
the mantle OF tho mercennry ho put
on merconary'a habits. He easily
earned gold he spent ritoualy, pro.
digally. Rn was ever tho merecnary's
way. lie gained and drank ana
suuandcrcd Il on worthless women
iie grew notorious. man Of reck'
less courage. holding his life cheap.
an able leader OF mon. but a dlsso'
lutte, hard.drinkinE, qurrcihome
Highlander whom il was not safe to
trust too far,
The reaction set In ~ last, but not
until five years Of this life had cor
rodod his soul. II came TO him one
day when he realized that lac was
over thirty. that he had dlsalpatsd
his youth. and that the path he tfod
must lead him ultimately 90 CON
tumptihle old age, Some OF the good
that siumberrd in the depths OF his
soul wolied up 10 cry a halt. lie
would so back PHYSICALLY Ana
morally he would rctface his steps.
lie would holHa this life that was
slipping from him. aud remoid u 10
the original intention. For that he
would return 20 England.
lilo wrote 20 Monk. who then was
tho powerfrliest man Ia tho realm.
hut Fortunes fool aKain-he wrote
Just too late. Tho restoration was
accomplished II was few weeks
old. no more. For ono who bad been
prominent parliament man In the
old days. and the son OF parliament
man stlil more prominent, there was
no place 10y then In English service,
Had no bat made the application
some months sooner. whilst the
restoration was still Ia the balance.
and had no then taken aides with
Monk Ia bringing Il about. he might
BY that very act have redeemed the
past ia stuart eyes. setting up a
credit 20 cancel the old debt
Then came the war. and EnEtAnds
unspoken summons 10 every son Of
hers who trsllled sword aboard.
Dutch service could no longer hold
him This was hlA opportunity. A.
last no would shake Off the nth OF .
tuoreenary's life. and SO boldly home
20 ind worthy employment for hA
sword.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-02-19
WILL HONOR
THREE DEAD

In memory OF the three faculty
members who died recently. an as
sembly will be held at the University
OF Waahlngton Thursday at II n. m.
Dr. II. II. Gowen win be the prin.
cipal speaker His subject will be
"Thc Scholars Contribution TO the
University"
Short talks will be made commem-
Grating the services OF Prof. ]. Allen
smith. by Dean Henry Landes: OF
Extension Director Edwin A. Start,
by Col. W. 4. Patten. and OF pr. w.
y. Gorsuch. by Dean David Thomp.
son.
Tho womcn's ensemble win sing
and the university orchestra viii
play the postlude. "nsnus Del" by
Bizet.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-02-19
Chic Models Shown at
Theater's Style Show
Display Proves That Modish Dressing
Need Not BE Expensive

afternoon ana evening frocka and
gowns. a striking bathing suit out
~, sports suits. wraps and q man
iongg eontum. followed each other
in u stunning array Of chic charm.
interpreting the model numbers
were several clever speciality dances
by tiny Msrh. daughter Of Isiboftua
nauptmanns conductor Of tho Co
lumbia orchestra.
In presenting Nine Dittfichs
show tho Columbia offers tho first
fashion revue of the season. tho re-
marknbln feature OF which IL that
an garments displayed we're made
by Hlx.weeks students. graduates OF
the Universal Rapid Method Dress.
making and Cutting school. Every
ornament. trimming Or flower used
on the gowns was made by hand.
ana illustrates the attention 20 detail
embodied In the system.
The Columbia theater has installed
special runway for ifs fashion
revue
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-02-19
ny q. LUCILLE BuTLER

Tho Spring Fashion Revue, aug
monting the special Laemmlo month
program at the Columbia theatef this
week. and presented by arrangement
with Mime Schultz Dittrieh. Seattle
fashion authority, eonvincea person
~ one thing. and that b. No WON
an who can affoni the initial cost u
her materials need 80 dowdIly or un'
modiahlY Eowncd
Every stunning model displayed
was made In Seattle. by a Seattle
girl or woman. ana designed md
made under tho direction OF Aiins.
Diitrlch. whose European training
and experience had gained for her
an enyiable reputation an leader
IN tho world OF fashion.
The 20 beautiful garments. mod.
eied by graceful professional man
nedulnn, Included avery type of suit
and gown typical OF spring formal
and informal wear. TnE tniilsurs.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-02-19
GETABLE SYRUP NOW USED
To RELIEVE Gas ON STOMACH

cause Of indigestion. lack o. appetite
and constipation - to sootbo the
overtaHed nerves. nourish and
strengthen tho system and send
purcr. healthier blood ccurslng
through your veins.
Trial Guarantee.
Try ~ Just wholesome spoon
ful Of DR. Thacher' SILVER and Blood
Syrup after the next few meals. No
tice the quick difference in the way
you cat. sleep, look and feel You
VIII be completely satisfied. other
wise druggists are authorized 10 re-
fund the purchase price.
DIR. Thacher's Liver and Blood
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Minor and Cor. fth & Olive: wash
ington Drug Company. Madison NJ
2sth. m Kent by Nssmyth Drug
Company: in Enumciaw by The
Enumciay Drug Company. and by
leading druggists IN each city and
| town. Advertisement.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-02-19
To Strengthen Eyes
Try This Prescription

Thcnsxnds suffer nesdiessly from weak
eyes and dim. blurred vision. Through
neglect their srss Ercw weaker sne their
sight grows worse. A. last fhey 40 80
10 come stcre which sells glasses and
often nisrt themselves with glasses
VI hich do their eyes moro harm than
good Many OF them could easily
strengthen their eyes and avoid much
trouble and discomfort b. using this sim
PIE prescription; enc 5 grain optona tab
let Ia a fourth Of glass OF water. uss
this solution 10 battle the eyes night ant
morning.
This prescription oreroomss inflamrna'
ton and irritation ard keeps the eyeA
clear and bright Weak. wniery, work
strained eyes. granular IDS and r'rnilai
troubles are greatly benefited BY Its use
Glasses are often discarded after usini
II for a few weeks.
optona Is good for the most sensitive
eyes end may be used By an infant 81
the aged without fear Of injury IL u
sold and recommended By all good drug
lsts.--Adyertisement-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-02-19
STATUE TO BE
MEETING POINT

AZ the memorial ceremony 10 be
held nj the George Washington mon
umcnt. near the southern entrance 10
the University OF Washington campus
AT II a. m. Friday. February e.
Prof. Clark i. BiBctt Of the law
school will deliver the main address.
Daughters OF the Revolution, Sons
OF the Revolution. Boy Scouts. Camp
fire Girls. II. o. r. c.. foreign consuls
and civic leaders will participate in
the ceremony.
Prof. Edmund $. Meany. David W.
Bowen, regent OF the Rainier chap.
ter. u. A. r.. and Rev. Cleveland
Kieihauor OF tho University Christian
church. will each say a few words.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-02-19
Even Cross, Feversh, Sick Children Love its Taste and
Never Fails to Empty Little Bowels

Hurry motherl A teaspoonful of cali
iornia Fig Syrup" today may prevent a sick
child tomorrow. If your child is constipated,
bilious, fretful, has cold, collie, or if stomach
IS sour, tongue coated, breath bad, remember
good liver and bowel action is often all that
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-02-19

somewhere whsrs va can talk We
Haliea swung him sround
Come 10 the Panls Head" he
hado him. Il am lodged there"
Hut the other hung back. hssltA,,
Ing a moment "aiy own lodging Is
near az hand Ia Cheapside. ha aAid.
and they turned about again.
In aiisnee they moved on together.
A. the corner of Pani's Yard, Tucker
paused. and turned 70 look across a,
the doorway Of Pauls and tho fana;s.
cal preacher who stood there shrlii.
Ing. His voice fioated across 60
them.
'oh. the great and dreadful CedF'
Continued In Our Neat Issuej
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-02-19
Prescribed by DIR. Thacher 10
Quickly End Indigestion,
Gas on Stomach, Nervous
ness; Also to Build Up the
System.

In his practice DIR. IT. S. Thatcher
demonstrated that frequent head
aches, gas on a sour stomach. ner-
vousness. Irregular movement Of the
bowels and a tired. wornout feeling
are often the result OF n sluggish
liver. He found that relief comes
quickly when the liver Is properly
cleansed and toned.
Gives Quick Relief
This In why 30 many have gained
safisfylng relief through the use OF
DR.. TEACHERS Liver snd Blood syrup:
Tble Wholesome tonic Is syrup OF
vegetable ingredients selected FOR
thelr corrective and heaith-buiidinE
properties. Or. ThHcher's Liver and
Hood Syrup helps Nature TO cleanse
and tone the liver-4o correct the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-02-19
Seattle Folk to
Sail for Europe

Mr.. and Mira. Narde Mcfarland
of Seattle are scheduled by the Red
star Line. in New York city To sail
aboard the steamer iceland sntur.
day for Plymouth. England. Cher.
tpurg. Franco. and Antwerp. BeI.
GUM. Mcfarland is secretary az
tho entertainment committee Of tbc
scntile Yacht club.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-02-19
Old Stomach Troubles and
Skin Disorders Entirely
Cured

] had pains In my
stomach and sores on
the skin for a long
time. ] could hardly
bear these troubles.
but found no cure.
onr day. in The Seat
tie Star. ! saw the ad
Of ]. LysouDd. Herb
Specialist. SIS grd
Az Seattle. wash.
u said his remedies
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-02-19

you guessed tho right ans~er. Il is
PM And shs prlze II nice new
iliis rcd wheoibarrow But Il isn't
lix enough 20 haul around even "A
pretend wife. I'm afraid
'oh. thank your sAid tho little
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-02-19
nreiN ,nnn TO-DAY

Colonel HOLES. soldier and adyen.
turcE returns to England, tbs land
Of his birth. when war u declared
with Holland. lie comes 20 lodge
with Martha Quinn. hostess ef tho
panla Head. IN paufs Yard, London.
The colonel asks hia old friend,
Ills Grace Of Albcmarlo, 60 secure
Tor him a place IN the army aud Al
hrmaric warns him that tho nRinc
Of Randall HOLES. father OF The
cpionei Is on tho warrant for the
execution OF the late king. There
fore Il Is dangerous FOR the colonel
10 secure a commission.
HOLES returns 90 Mrs. Quinn's and
visions OF youthful love affair re-
turn 70 him. Nan. the object Of his
affoetionH had disappeared when.
after five years absence. HOLES re-
turns Co her. ~ her eunts home
he receives scant courtesy.
NOW co on WITH TuE STORY
nv great fortuno-hy a heavenly
Providence. in her cyes-her niece
was absent AZ the time, And so IN
the cause Of holiness she lied 10 him
-4altho Of this tho poor follow had
20 suspicion.
.ln tH~r-r-~.ycnng sir, you seek
something ! cannot slvs-~-s---
..You mean. you do not know :,
that that she mas left YOU"
she bfacsd herself 70 the righteous
falsehood.
'~That Is what mean"
when did she leave your Tell me
that. AZ lease"
~Two years ago. After she had
pen with me year
and whether did she goG You
must know THAR
4 do not. All that ! know Is that
She went. Belize she Is in London.
That. al least. know Is whore she
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-02-19

is necessary. Ask your druggist for genuine
California Fig Syrup II never cramps or
overacts. Full directions for babies and chill
dren of all ages are printed on each bottle.
Mother You must say california" or you
may get an imitation fig syrup.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-02-19

Mtrn specially Tor Fiuinarh and skin
troubles. So l went to nim. took
hts medicine for ono month. and my
stomach pains and ska sores were
ali gone. 1 hope people who. have
stomach and skin disorders go TO
him for treatment
y. ". BARROW.
rsi sth Ave. ~. seattle
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-02-19

y know shat j, Is shouted tho
httiu tvhesilarrpw Boy. who had
goae 10 London 20 set himself a
wife. tits n pin "
Hos DO you know asked Nick,
Because said the little wheel.
tarrow. Boy. IL says. Needles and
pins. needles and pins. when a man
niarrios his trouble begsnrT And
who should know better than II
The minute put Be,sy.Anne
sprieg into my wheeIbarrosy 10 take
her home to keep house for me. my
troubles began. FOR the wheeltarrow
was an old ono Of Daddy'a and fell
10 pieces the minute I put her in
Il. or course. we were only play.
Ing. but decided then and there
never 10 really get married"
"Myl My laughed the Riddle
Lady. what long spceohi But
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-02-19
ADVENTURES
oFTHE TWINS
A RIDDLE WITH A POINT

any very hard words. or rather J
mean bsIlsvs there aren't any.
Herar'
Nancy took tie paper ana got on
platform and read tho riddle TO
nil tho Riddle Land people and
Mother oooso people shs had
guessed Il before she was hair thru
reading. but ale couldn't stop 10
tie middle and tell tho answer That
wouldn't have been fair. This
was ~
You hold the cioaks ot queens and
kings,
And fasfen shut all sorts o. thinEs,
From haby's bib and plnafore.
To cooks old drras that Rover torp.
''You hold together Boiby's cuff.
The buttons off-hs'a very rsuEhl
You mark the place IN Mary's hem
TO let u down -ahe's grown again.
"yau hold tho satin into plaes
While Mother dsapea a piece ot
lace,
or n shs wears posy. gay.
She slips you in 20 make - stay.
You hold 10 many 4 curtain ffiil.
To keep Il or tho window all.
When Ktlsn dasts and cleans and
sweeps.
And Shoes the dir, all eut IN heaps.
''You hold The calendar on The wall.
That tells the moa,hs and dates N
all.
or keep The arm on PeeEy Jane
Her glue ali melted IN the gaini
''nu, when you're In your cushion
he'd.
All covered UP except your head.
II MUS, h. stacks and stacks o.
fun
To tell the others all you've done
And tho your heads no very small.
l DO not think you dull a, ALI
think you're sharp and very
bright.
And work and work with all yeur
might"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-02-19

Nancy" said the Riddle Lady
next day. "will you please read this
riddle for meT have such a bad
cold. i'm afraid that nobody can
hear me, don't believe there ATE
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-02-19
Get Rid Of
Painful Piles
A Free Trial Of Pyramid Pile Treat
ment u. One Of the Grandest
Events rou Ever
Erperirueed.

leu are suffering drsadfully with
HehIng. bleeding, protrpdinE piles. Get
. free trial Of Pyramid that stops the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-02-19

wheeibarrow.Boy. II can haul sand
In II. anyhow. which ia much bet
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-02-19

Star Want Ad cost is such a
trifle.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-02-19

10 lie Continued
Copyright. 1874. by Seattle STAR
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-02-19

JlugIEltilL = tilEdttI-
A rule followed by
many is 10 take a
spoonful Of DR.. Cald-
wells Syrup Prpsm
once a week until the
bowels function daily.
and at such other times
as there Is headache.
biliousness, sores and
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1924-02-06

desperation this tale would not be told But instead that
night two human souls would have crossed the bar
the darby falling tide.
Ifevery girl could read this living tale girl would ever
break laws and conventions that govene IN the belief
hatlfewnot exactpayment to thelast
IF every man could SEQ these womens hearts, could fol-
low them az they made tho mistakes 30 many women
make could see the terrible price they paid In agonized
remorse could watch them fight their way back thru
living Hell to self respect man who ID man would
ever set woman ON the downward path.
women With A Past" in True Story for March win
move you oyour profondestdepths With amazing frank
ness it tears away the curtain from side Of life that all
too often carefully hidden from view. AT once wonder
full story and powerful sermon as you read you win
thrill and weep and se-and learn the inner secrets q
two womenS livea
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1924-02-06
Prominent Ministers of the
Gospel Read and Endorse
True Story Magazine

"As minister Of the gospel, / can only
say that, In my humble opinion, your mag
azino 10 an act Of obedience to the hrst
law ever articulated by the lips of Omni>
potence: Let there be light True Story 10
making real contribution to the sum total
Of human happiness"
Rev. Paul L. Bu6A,
Church ofSt. John the BAptIst,
2<u LOcinard Plaos, Bronz. ny
"ThOro 10 nothing In literature that ofEorS
more illuminating and practical instruction
concerning human life than these stories
Of real life 40 1t 10 actually lived in various
types Of human beings. In these thrilling
narratives Of tragedies, passion and love,
we md philosophy rarely understood.
True Story serves q specific purpose In
that It brings US to fuller understanding
Of HE"
SIS Wsst ISSth ST., New YoCk CITY.
"rhS stories IN the True Story Ma6a-
sine are q part Of that fine influence which
may be characterised as preventive Oduca-
don. ..... To young people they are sign
boards Of caution. To parents they are q
scourge to do their full duty by their sons
and daughters and instruct them frankly
IN all matters relating 10 the relationship
Of the sOxss"
Rev. Ralph We1es KeeLer,
D. d. Pastor,
cI~w1brd Memorial M"GhOdist RpiecoparchurcA
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1924-02-06
Heart-Stirring Stories from Life
fTrueSho

he did back he found that the sweet mocs
young girl had become quordnnG cigarette 0nOG Gddy
fool terrible forces that had combined to undermine her 0Ou
he the bitter problem that confronted him q
the enthralling true stories ever put into print
"The Mother Heart" Being but innocent country gin, she
easily victim his cAed appearance and winning When
proved himself scoundre her Of bitterness u but
her she deliberately flung herseH into the
of another man. anything wicked than the s abe
tragedy that s shadow her long
There Is warning in this story that every young
ma and win do well to heed.
The Spfre" From her grood she dreaded marriage for abe
believed little better than btes They called her hui
iccl" Young stayed away from all
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1924-02-06

make every man and woman stop and think.
''The Bond Of Blood" He was successful
prosperous, and engaged tothe sweetest girl nthe
world. Yet how little he dreamed what havoc a
bewitchng little French girl could work in his life
during six weeks absence Of his iancee. In this
frankly told story the writer reveals period in
his life frauGht with peril to his soul and disaster
10 his whole life. The strange accident that finally
brought him face to face with his folly shows
how long and strong IL the arm Of coincidence.
s:AUrder WIN Out" Hyou think that man
made but God-nspired conventions may be
treated lightly; If you harbor the thought that
anyone can violate these laws and emerge I'M
ecathed, read this story Of good woman who
listened to a devils" pleadings because she be-
came convinced that no one would ever know"
1.-TWO Wives and One Roof" That man Of
wild mountain strain should win city-bred girls
heart was strange enough. But that he should
bring her face to face with the problem of
whether q man can love two women at one time
was stranger eth. Old Ma Bush warned her
even her own heart questioned the advisability
Of the thing she was about to do. But what are
warnings and questions to girl In lover Came q
day, however, when she was to pay price for
her folly. The first installnent Ia gripping life
0togy that you cannot afford to misc.
'IOve's Tragedy" When he went over
0eas, he left behind gentle, lovable girl who
oaid abe would wait for him till be came back.