The Seattle Star Newspaper, March 26, 1910, Page 3

ee x BON TEE ering Trappings America’s Vanity hes Goes on Annual Parade Tomorrow A PHOTOGRAPH shines tomorros pade of the var Heh of America PAM av. New York jy Glittering tre i en and © “Mrwet, filling Gard to curb, o Wo tong, undbroke and f OF THE EASTER PARADE ON FIFTH AV. LAST YEAR loss, few of the great swells or i dames of the avenue can nm joy of being gaped at by hrong for a little while of a ant Easter afternoon parade ground ie the richest t In the world. It ts tnhabis Americana who have made) mal fe nes, largely from the resources of the country, ¢ have taken homes at the seat istocracy and financtal power recorded that there are 35 with homes im the Fifth ‘strict who measure their b at 00,000,000 or there and that there are severa families possessing fron: to $50,000,000. Among » old John D, who parade Thomas F. Ryan. h foance fame; the Vandor the Goulds, Sloanes, Bel Astors, Oviriehs, Brokaws organs, Gerrys, al forme t boys, " Rogers, Twomblys, Clarks, Mille, Wormsers, Andy Wilsons, Fricks, Whit ishs, Leeds, Phipps. ot al Those powsemsing around $10,000 are, In hackneved phrase, too Remerous to mention ' The parade covery about two) niles of the avenue, and passes of mansions which cout 000,000. The ween 6% at $12,049,000, and there te only room for ais seven mansions in the space. if one has a taste for rich knick knacks or is interested In the American social problem, the Easter parade is an interesting acl. The women are oe the RE ALWAYS SLOWEST TO RISE, | PROF. CUSTIS AT UNIVERSITY Aways been Mg WB the whole o The present cave ba, and should «x Dr. Custis, of the department of th tiasens yesterday Well be philoxoph Siways has bee who look fc i i to chang BYE Rot Wtudied | pat decads Bnd in accord #2 principle ere the last ¢ wo a be well done & low pr for them aM Milling to Me, er 1) ly by Ure of got: iF thoney’s Bat spec Det orrhea al the Be the be ror Written guy | TNT AL OFFices AY. and Unio rise, It looks ike vegetables to the man who works for a while. Anyhow, these men can console themselves that men who loan money are having just seach a time , tr income and that even ds are having their troubles both of these are bound to « more slowly than the cost of iving, too,” AMBRIDGE, Masn.—-Deapite the ' with bey tried within the embeaule the National Bank o George W. Coleman ad “lay he would be married time week to Mise May tower of Kansas (ity, Mo. FREE TICKETS TO MAIESTIC ALL RIGHT. fled ad The » tree depart Star tre adver the ames are mention ad were andom from the city di These names at then Maje Look for wa the Read yur own ow at th re is in vau ified Phones—ind, 1624 N &@ DALDRIDGS 1 Men's Purnishers Pike trot, roren and Minor. of an Fillmore the § the is evening tor $2.50 McDONALD’S HAT STORE 1023 Third Ave American Cafe Business Men's Lunch daily, 0 to 2 p. m., 26 cents, including milk or beer, Quick service | Fourth and Pike | more gorgeously dreaved, traveled ones way, than any to be seon in other elty of the world. If King Morgan and all his dukes came out in their true colors, gold pur ple and ermine, King Eddie's levee would look somber compared with @ Fifth av. Easter parade. A cough, just a little cough. * fot amount to much. Or, it may amount to everything! Some keep coughing until the lung tissues are seriously injured. Others stop their cough with Ayer’s Cherry Pectoral. Sold for seventy years. How many years have you known it? Ask your doctor about Ayer's Chery Pee toral. Uf he says, *' Take it,"* then take it. UY he says, “No,” then don't. 1 Ag" co It may ® patrare Ma Price At Half OUR MAXILLAR METHOD . hod that tightens loose 4 Pyorrhen and a! he tenth and guma Caaraatond Ohio Dental Parlors 20% PIKE ermeer % THIRD AND FIK NER ENTRANCK, whe i will baild you a home and loan you all the money to build it on good terme I can only offer this to a few artios, so investigate at once. BARR Contractor and Builder 1920 North 47th Ave 1 Phone—Green 604 Can Get a Base Ball Outfit FREE By calling at The Star Office Circulation De- partment, 1307 7th Av. YOU BUY LESS COAL AND GET MORE HEAT WHEN UbinG Lady Wellington $6.00 AT BUNKERS If your dealer does not have it, phone Pacific Coal & Oi! Co., both phones 5040. Gen eral Office, 401 Hinckley Blook. any | | Indians of the Western piains. Com ‘ THE STAR-—-SATURDAY MARCH 26, 1940. OW, YES, WE GET © (BALLINGER WILL WHAT WE WANT) —_————~ a. WASHIN linger Intted Press.) oN, March 26.-—Tal 1) not be called to the stand unt Tie own attorney the word: Phat iw the commmpttte« ger-Pinohot came Being a Couple of Up-to-Date Monus of Foods Made to Look Right With Gome Assistance, * give decision investivating the Ballin row The mn after Howing the Do we get what we want when we want it? When we want ter, we get it, tr cow's dealre to lea We want rich, golden cake, and we | get that, but the rich, golden color! la frequently due to napiho! yollow | and not to the eggs in the cake. | When we sit down at the break fast table we think we are getting just what we want; but do we? We have | ommitter the dects jon, f an exec yellow but. | utlv® see roquert (Yeliowed with yellow tn place | (Casings ty Yemetable dye) (Colored with chive and In the evening we rush from work, and this dinner stares us in the face 1 ground rye home menu grade. It is only a quest MEN'S FURNISHINGS. ide Handkeorehlets now the Fancy Hose 00 Imported Fancy Lisle 19¢ ond All. Wool Sox % 5c 122¢ ee with ar ayes we want, or do getting what we | Do.we get whint j think we are want? | Merritt Piret Av JUST THREE DAYS LEFT \Of the Remarkable Free Offer Being Made by the Great Specialists, Lough- ney & Loughney. } Realty removed to 1320 °°) Finest All-Wool Cash mere Box now tbo Boys’ Suspenders now SOc Men's Susponders now ° Boston Garters now 50q. #ilk Ties, in all styles and col 260 Rubber now Tée Heavy Work Shirts now 1,00, $1.26 and $1.60 finest Golf And Negiigee Shirts 63c now $1.00 Derby-Ribbed and Fleece Lined Underwear 35¢ $1.25 Fancy Wool Under wane tow 59c Sik and WoolMixed Underwear tn all the beet grades $1 29 A @od makes, now now Collars FREE BAKE OVEN TREATMENTS There are just three more days) jleft in which to take advantage of the most Itheral offer being made by Hieta, Loughney & Lough every sufferer from rheum the Bpec ney, an atiom should make it @ point to see |these men at their officer while the offer laste | For the first time in Seattle their lown wonderful remedy for rbeuma| Usm is being Introduced, a remedy jthat was only made possible after re of study and research. The! weed in the/f/ Romarkable! \y ingredients that are of their Remedy preparation Rheumatic from the Children of Nature secured the |} wore wed entirely of native herbs and modern ' medical the remedy et aggravated cases in re refined by Imethods, the action in the jmarkable Thone days for a course able remedy will the BAKE OVE FREE. The ke dvens during the past two ie too well known for com Thousands have been reliev-| ff] ed and cured. By combining these two remarkable Rheumatic Reme jdies, there can be no case that will not yield to thelr curative powers | The offices of Loughney & Lough ney are joc In the ple’s Sav ings Bank bullding at Second av. and Pike st from § a. m. to 6 p. m Sunday hours from 9 te accommodation of thowe come during the week who enroll the next of this remar be given also) TREATMENTS | success of the Lough-|I) and with 12, for the mable to ROUND TRIP LEAVE FLYER DOCK 7:30 A. M. Savings & Trust Co. of Seattle Capital Surplus A little money is a dan gerous thing if you don't save it. Every dollar will be a stepping stone to suc cess if you do save it. Save with us, $1 starts it INTEREST A PER CENT THE FAST | STEAMER Compounded Semi-Annually HOGH, Pre SOLNER JAMES N Dd. B. DIRBCTOR Leave Se erdinand of the} The Re Puget Sound Adjustment Co, in Charge Commencing Ballinger be called to the stand as| one of hig Witponuen Brandeis rep favie resented the When ssn of wan informed made by o called committee met today NOWBURG of the Bws H more & ong B were allingce y ¢ Ohio nce th olston of the committer the stand that of the persons mont ed in the be oa when hin Vertr am ready to Bra nade & vigoron agents rull declaring Ballinger w nine ontroverny, b wh att examine bin rotent that Dance in Dreamjand tonight ion of who gets here first. ves, Gauntlet 8 29c sow 300 MEN'S AND BOYS’ SUITS. 01 Mix © Wornted, | t atest atyles and uptodate patterns Last Call $7.89 ted Tweed, Cannt price American $2.50 $2.20 Shoes, vic $1.25 "$1.75 $10.00 Rubber Hip Boot i ing Gold Sea! Brand now $7.00 Bea} Brand Kne Boots, same un 02 Fancy Sik Arn $4.0 with v now Shoes Band te boxe Men's Ta Faney Stik now $5.00 Men » and $15.00 Impor mere and Last Call price 1k and Satin Line American Fancy from pean np now on sale CRAVENETTES & OVERCOATS Priestley Crave guaranteed waterproof, with the lar $2.60 Royse Gen ettes, | 20 $5.45 $4.45 HATS AND CAPS. ast $3.00, $3.60 and $4.00 Men's Hats EXTRA siethas: md 1 ger $1.69 makes, 1 tei kid Hildren’s Cay made all $6.10 All- Wool Overcoats $4.75 military ¢ Last Call make r $1.0 worth up to now 1010 FIRST AVENUE CUT RATE Now Is the Time to Visit BELLINGHAM The City That Is Just Starting to Boom DAILY EXCEPT MONDAY SCHEDULE attle 7:30 A. \ nearby N. J, March 26 id Dutch Reformed it In was de- y fire lant night. The fire by burning grass in lighted by mischtev- 1804 used fields Denniston, CROWD MOBS STORE Great Forced-to-the-Wali Sale Opens With a Rush This Morning Thousands of eager people thronged our store as soon as the doors were open and took advantage of a REAL SALE. Everybody appreciated the great bargains. REMEMBER, THIS ENTIRE STOCK OF THE RELIABLE CLOTHING, CO., 1010 First Av., hands of THE PUGET SOUND ADJUSTMENT CO., who must and will raise $6,000. This includes the new Spring Clothing, Furnishing Goods and Shoes. Strictly up-to-date and high in the ettes, all $6.8 tx, worth up to vee ODD PANTS & BOYS’ SUITS. Pante 8c eno Semt. Dre $1.25 $1.48 in wor $2.48 $1.49 ys Military Co} $1.79 Pants Bults, all "$2.39 Pants in 48c in & ( Boys The Above Are Only a Few Bargains Taken at Random From Our Stock EVERYTHING MARKED IN PLAIN FIGURES—STRICTLY ONE PRICE iable Clothing Co Look for the Red Front ROUND <—TRIP LEAVE FLYER DOCK 7:30 A.M. FARE ONE WAY 50c Sunday, Mareh 27 KITSAP Speed 18 Miles rer Hour ., Arrive Bellingham 1:30 P. M. Returning, Leave Bellingham 5:00 P. M., Arrive Seattle 11 P. M. CORNER SECOND and CHERRY Hranches at Wo and it REET Phones: Main 176 and 3039; Ind. 37 and 526