The Seattle Star Newspaper, December 18, 1918, Page 9

Should Girls Rouge or Powder? Newark Police Told to Stop It NO! YES! Make-Up Unladylike | CENSOR GIRLS’ |No Harm in Rouge; and Dangerous! > COMPLEXIONS? Beauty a Duty } Police women of Newark, N ae Nn nnn | SHALL POLICE \ ) j ) have orders to wash the { women wearing an excess of ) FouRe and powder! Railway stations where girls } from New Yor pear with much } makeup and teac { Birla the habit } ing } submitted } women \< ) thority for his or 5 } mon law, which, he says, forbids } uve of comnetic { nner nnn nr iF ar and Near : News by Te Telegraph ¢ $ and Telephone The Masha Steamship Co.'s steam er Northwestern is in port. She ar rived with 160 passengers and 1,600 tons of copper ore Cel. Raheny C. Rafferty, acting , td nes of tL Charles Seattle om San Francie Funeral services for Horace F. Ed. wards, aged 3 BY toria and P in Alaska, w { — are | Bellingham BY G. Smith, clerk at Seat | | Bellingham Wednesday * — ene " fle’s Y. W. C. A, who sees dozens At a meeting in the Henry build Dixie Groen, clerk in the Amer- | of young women come and go in me Friday, at 7 p.m. the purpose | | jean bank building cigar store, | endless stream. and nature of the language co who sees dozens of men come and | now ed to the general co in endiess stream, Pt — 3 thru the extension departmen University of Washington will plained. In general, the use of commetics by be ex | 9 — young girls is wrong, and to be dis couraged. Without discussing the Arthur Low, alleged accomplice of , oa paints of law involved In the Newark J. A. M. Paulds, who pleaded guilty police chief's ruling, my opinion is | ‘© Sold exporting charges in the fed that young «irls make a mistake 4! court Tuesday, also pleaded guil whea they rouge and paint ty and had his case disnissed from court by a jury ‘There are rare occasions when it ’ may be permissible to use commetics, To replace ex-Patrolman EF. B. Cro for instance, after an illness or an | Ken, dismissed by Chief Warren re operation, w ore is unusual pal- | CeMtly, the Police league will elect a jor. But, even then, discriminating | "¢W President Thursday, at 2 p.m young women use a mere trifle, and| W. C. Dawson, head of W. C. Daw it is 20 gently applied that it defies | son & Co., old Seattle shipping firm. detection. The harn comes in too ™ !" @ hospisal at Portland, conva) obvious, and therefore vulgar, use of °°C!DS after an operation. He will coumeticn, When one sees these | "turn to Seattle soon young girls with their faces a mass Mrs Charles Francis, former Seat- et color, every one knows instantly | t® resident. who died in Douglas that it is artificial. No one is decelv woes Montey was buried the ed, and the gir! is lowered somewhat ‘Y ednesday im the estimation of her friends. Men _ Funeral services for Mrs, Georgia , dq not like to be seer with girls who | aremee Lazer — reoge and paint and powder in this | ff 25 years, were heid at Olympia fashion “i _ | anes She died Saturday 56. A girl who makes herself conspicu ‘Tone Kimmel, colored, was found @@8 with cosmetics has only herself! cuiiry of robbery in the second de aime a fo stared. St OC 8D-| Sree Wodneaday, before a Jury in the |" 5 ae» brane Pow tts | superior court. He was charged with | stealing a watch from a cnan whom Maj. Perkins Dies he assaulted and slugged at Sixth ave. 8 and Jackson st. on Novem ~ ~ “ of “Flu” in France 3! waar n Mal Jease Lee Perkins, former | wiit tell of hazards he faced when he | climbed Mount Fujiyama, in the hae died = ve ah gig oper Orient, at a meeting of the Mountain Seereting He conteactad’ Inflacuse (f2t. December 20, at the Women's oe. atta ne yee de, | University ctub, 1205 Fifth ave » ' French auxiliary power spite good care, developed pned | schooner Verite, built at Tacoma Inform Yourself meas He died two weeks after | has stopped at San Francisco for re About Your Eyes 3 le le hang & France. pairs on her maiden voyage, accord- 6 9 | chante: Exchange Think, they work fifteen hour . M. ©, A. naturalization classes a day and do #0 unassisted or win again be held Thursday eve maybe: are. hantionpped. by. « | ning. ——~ | ing to word received by the Mer-| PN eeoceee e/a UNS Seno pair glasses o 7 . | CHILD'S LAXATIVE esecreo BY WIFE, Siastine Guaraasee won|? — MAN SHOOT SELF have a pair of glasses tha Look at tongue! Remove poi-) sw. nennett, of 627 W. 44th «t sons from stomach, liver is in the city hospital at the point and bowels jeast improper or unladylike women's edent to the w ing for burning ducking-stool days. . shed becaune nk that women yught not to go around with shiny chiefs “nay come and ge orders they care to L from usin UTESON- Optical @mpany 323 Pike St, perfectly right, or they are wrong and injure your sight Don’t Take Any Chances “Prices extremely moderate.” of death Wednesday, as the result of a revolver shot, inflicted on himself at 6 a. m., in the front yard of his | | residence Bennett had been divorced from | | his wife for a month, following do- | mestic difficulties. He still professed | where the Beat Glasses Are Made to love her. Wednesday morning he went out to his residence, where his former wife still lived, and asked 325 PIKE STREET. that they be reconciled. She is —_—— a alleged to have refused Bennett then went out on the | veranda and down the steps. A re volver shot was heard. Mra. Ber |nett rushed to the door, and saw | Bennett lying on the 3 caliber revolver at his #! At the cf hoapital it was found | that the bullet had pierced Bennett's IBERTY BOND We Pay Cash for Bonds on asin of Latest Quotations ‘ION BOND OO SOPANT und, a lieft lung, near the heart. He has 528 First Ave. So. | Accept “California” Syrup of smail chance to live | Wigs only—iook for the name Cali-| Bennett was emplo} at a local “| en ie fornia on the package, then you! shipyard in the interval he was sep ae sure your child is having the| arated from his wife and most harmless laxative or Go to the Dhysic for the little stomach, liver #24 bowels. Children love flu de- SEATTLE SHIP GOES RIGHT DRUG CO. Keious fruity taste. Full directions INTO NAVY SERVICE 169 Washington St. | Domrace dose on each bottle. Give aah: tuhaes & i auninaahiad and 1111 First Ave. ee | sense! 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Mem’s Ties BUNDANT stocks to choose from, Fine, rieh heather mixtures, browns, # purples Rich heavy Silk coler combinath 81.00, $1. pure Silk Knitted Ties, In and Ties in handsome $2.00 to 83.50 values in Ties at 50¢ tment for selection raon Co. and @ broad u Vraser Gloves for Men HE well known Dent's, Fownes’ and Oliver makes brands known for their splen- did fitting and durability. Gray Mocha Gloves, extra heavy and soft $3.50 lack embroidered back Gray Mocha Gloves $3.00 fiilk-lined Gray Mochas $3.50 Tan Cape Gloves 82.25, 82.50, $3.00 Plymouth Bu $3.75 Kaitlined Cape with strap wrin 85.50 Fraser-Paterson Co, First Floor. GIVE A GIFT CERTIFICATE Gifts for Mea -—Gold-filled Knives on a chain, all in a neat gift box $1.00 —Gold-filled Penknives $1.00, $1.50 and $2. 00 Silver C igarette Cases ‘ . $2.50 to $7.00 —Solid Gold Cuff Links . 83.50 to $6.00 ‘pe arl and enam- .50¢ to $2.50 —Gold-fille d, eled Cuff Links. —Solid gold Tie Pins, set with colored stones $2.00 Ingersoll military Wrist Watches Jewelry Section, Firs Jewelry Gift Novelties Special Values at $1.00 ANY extra special values are included in this varied assortment of gift novelties for a dollar. Gold filled Lavailieres set with stones, in plush boxes; $1.50 values for $1.00 Peart Beads, neck length, with far boxes; $2.00 va clasp, in 81.00 Peart Earrings on gold filled wires $1.50 values, «pectal $1.00 Solid gold Waist Pins set with colored stones; $2.00 values for 81.00 Casque Combes, special.... 00 Silver Thimbles . 00 Fraser-Paterson Co., First Floor Tatteta Silkk Petticoats Special Thursday $3.95 Regularly $5.00 Each SPECIAL Sale for Thurs- day only. Heavy quality taffeta Silk Petticoats in desir- able gathered and tucked flounee Fraser-Paterson Co. It’s Going to Be a Great Christmas for the Children, for Toys Are Sellimg Faster and Faster JOR this bright, cheery Christ- mas, every little child should have a toy, and it would seem that everyone is going to have several from the way toys are selling the big Special Price Basement. There are still loads and loads of plenty for all—if Come to- toys and dolls you don’t wait too long. morrow in the morning. We mention a few of the popu- lar toys: Black Board Special Christmas Tree Decorations $2.45 and $2.95 in Wide Variety P —Two excellent specials in desk A large, excellent assortment of blackboards with complete chart; Christmas tree ornaments and dee- two styles to choose from. Special orations. Is in all colors $2.45 and $2.95. and siz tinsel ornaments, tinsel garlands, etc., at almost every Double Rocking Horses price. at Moderate Prices Anchor Blocks —Just arrived, four different Righter Anchor Cement Blocks styles in shoo-flys (double rocking in all size sets. You can build a horses). T are vé large fort of some sets, and with ly priced at $1.50, $1. and others you can build houses, $3.75. bridges, etc.; $1.50 to $12.00. Carrom Boards Imported Bisque Head Baby —Combination game boards, high- Dolis, $1.25 to $12.00 ly polished select wood, complete Still a complete assortment of set of rules to play from 50 to 100 get ge those clever character baby dolls S sparate games — $3.45, $4.55, with bisque head, painted or real $5.95, $6.50. ha id sleeping ey It will be Wood Delivery Trucks only a few days, however, before Special $1.00 these dolls “sold out, so shop ’ : early , $1.50, $2.00, $3.00 Just sixty of these large, strong- and up to $12.00. ly made wood auto delivery trucks, painted in bright red; to sell at Wheel Goods Are Selling Fast $1.00. Select that toy automobile, veloc- War Tove for tha Young ipede or dol! cart today or tomor- for they are selling fast in the 5 p. Wheelbarrows, doll car- riages, scooters, kiddy kars, etc. Soldier Boy —There are rapid fire cannon, anti-air craft guns, machine guns, rifles with bayo swords, sol- dier suits, drum Batt ships and Drums, Drums 65¢ and Up for the boy. Almost ev- submarines for the b who likes ery si id at almost every price. to play soldier “spl ndid assort- 65e, $1.25, $1.50, $2.00 and up- ment at a big range of prices. wards. Christmas Sale of Silk and Serge Dresses for Women Wane of several odd lots of Wo- men’s dresses, all new—this season’s les—of fine taffeta silks, satins and serges. A variety of attractive styles for general, Garments $28.7 Formerly 5 and $25.00, for utility, street and business wear, as well as for afi yon occasions. avy blue, gray, beige, rose, Copenhagen, black——various styles and trimmings. In many cases no two are alike. Unusual values for Thursday at rraser-Pat $19 75 An Unusual Showing of Beautiful Georgette Crepe Blouses $5.75 Each ORRECT style Blouses that are highly desirable as gifts. They are beautiful, fresh and new. Scores of them have just arrived—all are the new styles. crepe, in white, flesh, Nile and maize Frilled, embroidered, beaded and braided effects. —All sizes, 36 to 44. —Splendid special values for ......... -75 each Fraser-Paterson hird Floor. Special Thursday---200 Trimmed Bats $4 Each Formerly $7.50 to $10.00 V glues SPLENDID offering two hundred A smart, new style Trimmed Hats—large hats, small hats, hats for all occasions. A good assortment of black hats as well as the season's favored shades. snappy Many with collars of plush or kit Economy is uppermost in these Coats of correct style and Delft Blue Claima In Quaint Dutch Scenic Design NEW shipment of this P \ especially attractive tea and breakfast ware. B1.75 $1.75 each 31. 25 and $1.75 . $1.50 Tbe $1.00 int Tbe tlad Bowls, each B1.75 Bread and Butter Plates, dozen ceeees $5.40 Salad Plates, dozen ........$6.00 li 2 dozen. . $7.20 a dozen -. $4.50 es, dozen . - $3.00 Exe Cups, dozen $1.50 ps and Saucers, doze $6.00 Fraser-Paterson Co., Fifth Floor GIVE A GIFT CERTIFICATE NUSUALLY complete stocks of novelty styles including the “Hell Déigon shapes with fine silk covers and black ebonoid handles with cord loops; $6.00, $6.50, $7.00 and $7.50. —Novelty Umbrellas in eight rib and Luzon shapes; nove *y handles with ferrules to match. White Ivory and white combined with many. other colors; Silk Covers in brown, black, khaki, gray, taupe, navy blue, green and red—$7.50 to $25. —VFraser-Paterson Co., First Floor. Give Gloves of Quality The Famous “Valier” French Mid Gloves HERE are no finer French Kid Gloves than those bearing the Vallier la- bel. They are gloves one can give with complete confidence that their finene their splendid quality and ‘perfect fitting will be entirely satis- factory to the one who re- ceives them. A and French kid in und overseam sewn All wanted shades including lack, white, brown, tan, gray, navy slue, champagne and pearl. A pair $3.00, $3.25 and $3.50 Fraser-Paterson Co, First Floor If in Doubt as to Size and Colors Give a Glove Certificate styles—fitted bands, Scores of styles. Every one an extraordi- Rose, Copenhagen, green, lav- nary value for four dollars. Former price: ender, beige, taupe and many He ROEHE Rumi, Saviyucend: Bnew Fe chenneenle SOME aE = ey ~Choose from the two hundred on Thurs- : ey iasa?-Paieracn Go, hind Fi ay PES RE AE er $4.00 Pink Wiaxk ° ° ’ D ° The Special Price Basement, Becoming Famous for Its Salles of b] g, Women's Coats, Offers Tomorrow New Winter Coats at 519.50 Each = ) ew Winer VOAS @ ac One-fourth to One-third Under Their Real Worth —tEvery Coat is exceptional for its price—values that can- —Styles possessing all the smart, features that are not be duplicated. fashionable this season. —Splendid velvets in navy blue, taupe and brown. coney fur. —Fine wool velours and other desirable coatings in navy t F blue, Burgundy, green, brown and black. splendid quality at $19. Basement. COCCECOOEEEEEOO OOOO SOO S OOS SSO OOOO OES E ESE ES ESSE OEE SETOOESOSOOOOOEHHEOEEE ESOS ESOHEHESSOOESEEOEEESSOSOOOSEEEESOTOSOSEES HOOD ° ° e