The Seattle Star Newspaper, June 23, 1919, Page 7

THE SEATTLE STAR—MONDAY, JUNE 28, 1919. PAGE 7 “SAVE LIFE OF Hi, “taownne ont] FREDERICK & NELSON 4" FIFTH AVENUE—PINE STREET—SIXTH AVENUE White Wife of Japanese Will F DRINK POISON: TELL HUSBANDS Wives Try fo Take Lives) After Quarrel } Recover ‘ ae thee anon rt s,s soma, ne el Nemo Self-reducing Corsets their own pln to commit sui cide nday afternoon when they informed their husbands a few minutes after drinking pol son in apartments at eph Sugiura, a Japar o eit, {I CONFER THE MODISH OUTLINE ON ng into ake from the Wood Hevea Sugiura, 19 year-old | G15) Vesler way }iand park bouthoure Saturday night They were oars Pat Peplroe eae mee yA Ghee | | S° artfully designed are these Nemo models that they reduce the fig- Saad «leo benre. tater, ween |atrurele m the wat eee ure appreciably without any discomfort to the wearer, in fact, they promisd “never agair They are sakl to have made a “suicide pad and tried to carry MH out follwing & quarrel with > their bushants shipyard work e families occupy the jointly Greeters Greeted by Local Members Eastem Greeters arrived here in Marge numbers Sunday enroute to Emer convention in Portland. They Sf were given the glad hand by the Se Atle inp keepers. More than 100 delegates to the Ainth annual convention of the hotel ) blerks’ organization arrived via the | Manadian Pacific on a special train {Paul Jensen, head of the Seattle their support is most grateful to the full-formed woman. THE SKETCH SHOWS MODEL 523, for the short or medium stout figure, with special self-reducing straps, and semi-elastic Lastikops bandlet. Made of firm white coutil, and heavily boned. Sizes 23 to 36. Price $7.00. MODEL 402, for the short, full figure with excess flesh below the waistline, is designed with semi- elastic incurve in back, giving symmetrical lines to the lower back with ease in any position. Sizes 23 ; to 30. Price $6.00. “d MODEL 355, for the average full figure, has a long skirt and girdle top cut higher in front to care for excess flesh. Fashioned of white coutil, with in- curved front steels and elastic auto-massage band. way Friday nhap ng to be “nome her to end everything y. of the Wintonia hote 15 Battery #t., and a rowboat near the « when the woman ne water, When she NO ARRESTS IN | Welcome artists to the O. & W. sta tion to greet the vistors ASTORIA, Ore, Jane 23.—Sherite | Sizes 23 to 30. Price $5.00. —Second Floor. ‘The easterners were shown 13 of Grays Harbor coun sights of the city en an autom t ame here Saturday jour Monday and a banquet ts jon of arresting mem v: Uled Monday evening at the } rew of the steamer . NL will journey to Portland to be Mate Frank Sale, did not make a ‘1 4 In on the sessions of the Greeters “1 Janae Senate we tent, aftr » thorough, i Children’s Shoes @ 4 announced he is convince Wouldn't it just make any ill or wounded soldier feel better to have one of these|ed Saie committed suicide. jo mw a FEW DARE TO DIP lcharming young women come to the hospital and ask for him? That's the theor Sale’s death occurred ‘Thursday A R d d P . ae » ‘ r y k fo s the ory on 2 i INTO FRIGID WAVES ‘hich the “Little Mothers” are working. And so they are telling mothers throughout night while the steamer Agarista t edauce rices oy ; wan leaving the Aberdeen, Wash le ‘ . utitul day for bathing at| America to send the name and hospital address of any soldier son who may be in one Deertars wen “x H Alki bathing beach Sunday was of the debarkation hospitals about New York city and the “Little Mothers” will call ee oe . : rill isan!" ens asteantive: anvines: for quotioidt 4 of H featured by a strong breeze, which and provide reading matter and amusement and write a letter each week for the hos- + ae little » can be fi ; se under- J eS pat frot on the waves and ice in| pital-hound soldier. The girls in the group, who are leaders in the “Little Mothers” Sliding Scale of he! i pose spams ee ee @ 2 Prinses Sueday Neary 20000 peo, | movement, are, left to right, Beatrice Hughes, Lillian White and Hilah Reeden, Pay Is Proposed} P™e4 offerings. a Pi ple gathered at the beach to hear City joyes will probably be INFANTS’ AND CHI- |) the first band concert. Other bath- Fling beaches were not heavily pat- SKULL IS FRACTURED REPORT YOUTHS ADMIT THEY'RE Fironized. A large crowd gathered) ‘Three fractures were discovered Every ¢ ip at Woodland park to hear Wagner's jin the skull of Bradford Ripley, STEALING EIGHT AUTOS sscrar pun band tn the opening concert of the 4 eo there. DREN’s BROWNKID ~Vacation-time BUTTON SHOES with plain toe and turned sole, sizes 2 to 414, Invites the reduced to $2.35; 5 to 8, $2.85 par. Kodak CHILDREN’S BROWN 1 : KID SHOES in lace OW when natare is am her best, when skies INA su ment office in the]? nd Counciimen Fite © in adopted by the Sp 85 : t making time. | son of Mr. and Mra. Edwin Ripley,| YAKIMA, June 23.—Kight auto- of the postoffice department will] ‘Time of service and efficiency will with the exception 415 Bellevue ave. N., by an X-ray | mobiles were stolen and abandoned be ck picture ef his head, taken Saturday. py Virgil Clark and George Davia, '"# ¢ COPS GRAB SAKI Young Ripley was injured in «| Tacoma youths, according to a con-|¢rnment's fiscal year ends June|system was considered last year Several gallons of saki were seized traffic accident last week and was feasion alleged to ve been made|30 and for the next two weeks| when the budget was prepared, but ‘a raid on the premises of I. Sakaji,| moved to his home after apparent/to the police here Sunday by Cook. Officials will be burning the mid-| was not accepted the Jackson st. Saturday. Sakaji|recovery from concussion of the! Davis was recently arrested In Og- (night oll to get thelr reports com was arrested brain. He will recover. Utah pleted Find No Trace of ] | nui Saturday afternoons dur-| govern the salaries of the city work xummer months, The gov-|ers, it is maid The sliding wcale i a ies — style, with turned sole, Little Lost Girl |) gizes 814 to 11, reduced to $4.15. show perfect cloud effects, No trace of Kathleen Runrell, the when there are beach- Ceeee eee eee eeu tse |‘ CHILDREN’S WHITE NU-BUCK SHOES, button parties, picnics and out- ave. N., last Thursday style, with plain toe and turned sole, sizes 5 to 8, ings galore to photograph ; Gkativer “ams cal Rinne reduced to $3.75 pair. is the time when the kodak have been hunting constantly for |! : is most appreciated. the missing girl Miss Russell was [| BROKEN LINES OF ACROBAT SHOES in Box Brownies for the seen leaving the public brary two SEN Ricci antean thapaathae dele tha aula smoked horse and calfskin, and Misses’ Patent ; r of alg tem na Maj ‘Small, it asl Button Shoes, sizes 1114 to 2, reduced to $4.15. children, high-grade Speed » fearned yesterday | =Viret Fier. Kodaks for the expert, and ee er | many styles between these FORGOT TO TURN OFF | extremes are here at @ JUICE IN FLATIRON ° ° wid i Don't fort to turnoff te Children’s Stockings a julee when you leave your electric | Expert Developing us p ne in your home, + thie recau- | FOR “BEST” OR PLAY WEAR Printing, Enlarging ® for a blaze at and Hand-Coloring nt, CHILDREN’S RIBBED LISLE STOCKINGS with abate ee ee jay night, | aused damage.amounting to Sending Funds to Germany Through the medium of the American Relief Admin- istration, of which Herbert Hoover is Director General, : with headquarters in New York City, The Scandina- $00. ‘The firemen arrived. in. tims double heel, sole, and toe, in black, white, Cordo- to confine the blaze to the room| van, “play shoe” and gray, 65¢ pair. vian American Bank is now in position to offer its ser- ih which the unattended electric Hy on was housed \l| STAUNCH RIBBED STOCKINGS with double THE BASEMENT (2 ; vices for the transfer of money not only to Germany, PIKE IN LAKE| heel, sole and toe, in black, white, Cordovan, tan, STORE ; but to the following countries in Europe: Finland, Po- re Ne pink or sky blue, 50¢ pair. . = e “ land, Czecho-Slovakia, German Austria, Jugo-Slavia, : ; ; }ixe ||] MISSES’ RIBBED FIBER SILK STOCKINGS with Vacation Serbia, Roumania, Bulgaria and Turkey. This remit- Je fiat and gatee warden. | Pog heel, sole and toe, in black and-white, at Needlework é ~ |The ¢ together with the al- . * tance service will mean much to those with relatives late aeonhe Saige ee RI elie, on > : ‘ : . : ; lake, aswures fishermen of « busy |] BOYS’ BLACK RIBBED COTTON STOCKINGS . CONVENIENT and friends in these nations. Detailed information a ‘be pigeon to cats} with double heel, sole and toe, built for service. IN COR may be had from our Foreign Exchange Department. K saanrwlty saduet atues tas Sizes 6 to 914, O5¢; 10 to 11, 75¢. PACKAGE: FORM proper size to drag out. | — tea —Firs oor. porated —— 5 HE article to be em- HILL GOING EAST “ R. C. Hill, manager of the Mer. |) . _ broidered, thread for chants’ Exchange, will leave for a finishing the work and in- combination business and pleasure ; : Situdicadan dneroen teak last eight years he has been active | ery are together in one \¥ by sar sono one orang 3 ig) 4 peste i. convenient for n in that t the porch needleworker tus techn and camper. 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Singh was convicted in San} : PUGS) SEDER oN | Francisco or ot plotting to strongly to choosers of summer floor cover- a . ee ings, in service they will show their suitabil- Finishing ||| ity for year-round use. , Braids stir up a revolut ag SS of pie pay Their charming plain colorings of taupe, 5c Bolt ‘ : e ; . | vestigating medium-brown, seal-brown, light-gray, dark- S ” A WI D I NI AVI yAN | orricees wire pres |f! green and blue offer limitless possibilities GOOD-LOOKING and Puneeal We vie eo for harmonious decorative schemes—a new inexpelalye: eee dd at Providence hos Thomas, whe ° * homas, wh for the kitchen apron or pital Friday night, will be held from | shi . atures a Ga a ee } [scteenoas at tine aad 7-6, 6x9, 8x10 and 9x12, Finishing Braid in sky- Thomas Member Federal Reserye Bank \ : one Second Ave. & Cherry St. Seattle, U.S. A. “ ‘Branch at Ballard sa trittee quantity of Jews apartments of Mrs, R. 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