The Seattle Star Newspaper, August 29, 1919, Page 8

Re RRR emp eae REE SERRE ea RR RAY A 9 een a NN RRR BY BETTY BRAINERD | ° elt atte us delice ao tee cay et Tam going to write to a : ou a k your kind advica, idge-Luncheon |Guest Honored |Dance at Armory Con fess sions ofa Bride k ashions for Sr ie ee eae eae ene 0S Dee rn on BAM attractive luncheon was given) tes, William Hickman Moore! The Veterans’ Vooational et A s * i want to aa 4 t how @ man figures everything i By TET NF nce MMT tae mericans crina ts hunt down «ee? They tae se Peet Club on Thursday, Covers were day for her houne guest, Mrs, | Saturday night. All wounded . 1 has, in wh to protec f. A man will do this for nine and later brite! Robert Colton, of Neliefontaine, O.,| are admitted free, The club in com ogempanes » TH > POWER BUT I HESITATE nie ‘ for Mrs. Otto Band. of Tolado, | Ponet of ter ane direction. of the| MY RIVAL IS IN a Faw - BUT TATE canes wen mut It, and another thing—why do most of them ue Dorothy Ewi ing Jand Mrs, FL A. Bell, Presiding | federal board ( 4 town unprotected wom & wom one in the elty—rather than over the tea table were Mres thoue who he ¢ y ri to protect them? r * " Any woman with an ounce of im-| girl wan equally to blame with him fits e ; : Charles L.. Hibbard and Mrs, W mt m [P 1 aid have went ¢ In this conviction he appa 4 pos one man thousand who stops to bye er set easiyed 5 linner | cuerite Stewart, Du . SF SOR. 4 letter, T wept for Benjic a y ie a : : ae rking girls whom © teat night at the ho n Mra. Sand 8 prom Minw/4nd for the baby—but not for the > se , Mrs Webster and name of the unwe James H. Dev et IN} inent musician, played r ' « th c uny sscneii > ts oe letty Webste wh have unknown mother, It wasn't that I aint of my ¢ " r i Of Mixx Dorothy Ewing. One | jovant ' ter “ % ending six weeks In Seattle visit-|as a good woman, was hard on a notixed me and sent me into rs aig . Hutte, Mont, a week Paid table handwomely decor a Serer s Mra Thomas Burke and Mea.|woman who fed slaned,. It waslan hour of smaditatlon ons Ge A ae eg capac ball Vhy are we charged $§ (od Pioeces war eet upon thei Mrs, Butterworth i. 1h McCulloch, teft Tuesday for] simply because the gir! had refused tainly Benjio hadn't read the / : a : F & room, when 2 satin ve whe ner was served. Hostess piste lmeruamee y ¢ ox It off to eave her prido—and to in-| Porkina Gilman. And yet. In his ow : mt ‘ re we notified, three days after our Nn ere | For Mra. @ fample, rece Several out of town guests came| sure herself, doubtions, a reapectable|thinking—up in the clouds;~appar RY : m overseas, after spends bout the trees, sh a bes tance. | returned from an extended tr Jown to attend the dance given by | Marring ently he had aligned Himself with * “= . c t the front, that the rent ™ see moon the guests. | Later vrona (California, and Mra. J, M ag. | Mr. and Dye. James D. Hoss Benjie had been the wayward one | what some of the cleverest femini rete he ur apartment will be rained $6 ebhor scheme of pink, blue and|of more than two years, Mrs.|Minw Ada Hulbert 0 . of his sins, aw 1 read his’ letter 1 d, right to the end, in 4 pag pipes se Rredpem Aad See Newere “wae. effectively | Gilbert M. Butterworth entertained | the guest of M nia Cook at| felt that he had accomplished what| accordance with hia radical convi | ‘ pou re ale d out indoors . DeVeuve was assisted in en- | do not love him, b ord. t man for some time maying an . with a beautifully appoin ch |the Sorrento Hot Mins Ruth/Many a good man fails to do—he 1 & «n exorbitant rental ing her guests by Mra. Traf-|Color scheme of green and of Mrs. James Colbert Sullivan, Mine | he dic hru the thought of his | ed up the child, and brougt « | - as undergone great -hard- numbe: 0 ery anxious to mar Suppose eon at her home on Thurwday Hurlbut of Everett was the gue had discovered his own soul before Pob's verdict, at the tir me of course, that the ad nt | yelleve there ever w ast couple of years, { — jeverly carried out with sweet | Creigt nning ve it he had arrived at one big mean: | to Mothe imer, had been. “Hen : ein on, Mra. H.C. Fwing,| Was cleverly carried out with reigh Cunningham of Ever r Lorin > alla a lla pets savaceni tak one he it and Mrs, Wil, |Peas and tulle, Later bridge was|entertained by Mis ; me Ay sant teve him, Saretas “Tet we , : oi aad ae ] Keith. i played, Aasisting Mra, Butter well In thin queer reversal of the com: | didn't love him. Marriage If tb ware to'fi heel ee nthe x month previoum, ep . Keit were: Mra. Fred Newell, Mi r mon tragedy, the man had assumed | ; ify an ignoble passion’ ny “wae time (0 fc sain was Ume to filch us again. about the 10-cent cup of Id have to be different from an have seen yet, This m aldine Newell and Miss Peg tut Mr. and Mrs, Keith Logan Bul 4! the odium and responsibfity for pn oe hie severest Bt ; Visitor + o> and Mrs. Peachy leave Saturday for| Mother was shielded by him to the| cated flirt, who likes to call cause J am tired of work wins, nappen to know that . a trip to Victoria, They expect to| laat Y ll show @ profit at 5 gents compliment to Mra. ¢ ‘ Charles Phi Kappa Sigma + Bion “a : . 9 Nobody could even guesn at her|every feminine wile to catch a hus iH] MILDRED. | per cup, and is being sold at 5 cents iets dre ceen’ Tie. on ana | Installs Chapters name. though the Lorimer flction| band, under pretense of Innocence ay Sete, sic. thers 18 aueh s:, lin. other theses indeed, when, we aiadertc: “ sane aise eadaihny eluliitean ‘es ames Breese of| that Benjie had married in Canada| venturing dangerously close to the ns ove ne time you conside ne outlandish prices oogh iow omits Sa eget fae one fernttion the the Hotel Wash-| didn’t pass with « The | edge of temptation cinder “1 sbiggp bth apa et charged for meals in Seattle restau. At their home in Laurethurst| University of Washington Sunday Mr. Breeso ie a/ S0seips had their say 4 t Henjie Yet sure » the matter of ‘per wo sg de fi pad a . . eu of coffee might well be 30. | Pears 1 ~ ** | cousin of Mra, Nathaniel Paschall, | Ut never a word about the girl nal morality, all girle know right » wure |) ne uded free. This 100 per cent evening, August 30 when the local club, Pi Tau Up Lae sek ethan toe oak benat sneeniiy “all, aieie ‘knew: righ you. Perhaps, even now, the | raise in the price of = cup of coffee ae bi ggaomenrvm pero ——_ Mr. and Mrs. Archibald C. DeVoe | fesston, written perhaps with not alwaye le to dintinguiat real man might reveal himself ooks like an attempt to boost prices Aubrey Upation chapter of Pht | KapP*| and two. children, Mr. and Mre,|Monition of hia fate that day. Benjle| between impulse and love, but to you, if it were not for the |on something that will be in big on Hostess Biot tices” ae eens — ychap-| Tames D. Hoge and Mr. and Mrs, |had said: "Maybe you'll think me a/iy they know which way honor | fact that you are struggling un- /demand when the fleet arrives here, ag 5 Colbert Sullivan leave Satur. | cad, Janie, for telling—.” ices tate candrn muiel tne We | der a false id u are try- |ag sailors are great coffee drinkers. No! Whatever others may call) | picked up the small envelop. “ « to kid yourpett into ‘belle . Profiteering is going on. on a huge ne a ou will st e i scale In & and it ts time some modern girl’ and who wu ¥ afternoon Mrs. Aubrey Mr. Wiliam Weet of Chi.| James , @ntertaind at an attraitive|cago was in charge of the installa. | ay for Union City to remain unt) ny aa sconsider him and | w 41 SE her home on Hunt's Point/tion, aasisted by Mr. George Rer Re én't Gen Wits les fant. time ofl” teem thet teen good by bartering your very soul | thing was being done to curb these Mrs. Henry Hull of Ala-/ninger and Mr, Frederick Larkin Moore have| hie last letter fresh th my mind seine a Mil) for a few paltry dollar? In the | robbers INDIGNANT. Cal, and Mra. Denton Bur jof Seattle, and Mr. George Burdett | DF and Mrs. Walter Moore Nav D nar caeeen TTRATCS uuaeeel ce on oe eae eyes of the conventional. world se ee Sef Winnipeg. Miss Bertha Falr-|o¢ the Oregon Medical college leased the home tr, and Mrs was only right for me to read the| B é and Miss Buhl presided aver | The following members were CO TED ORS He ee eS thie, 6 Oil a tat 00 00 ae on ae but in the eyes of people who | I Atti | Mr. Lyle Allison, Mr. Charles} 4) 1 a Nicholson and daugh-|Come to realize the sin aginst his|was depremeed, rather than ocean re — Trimmed in right, you would appear un or at Launching |Barclay, Mr. Andrew Baudino, Mr. ter who have been spending a fort. | Child, and had resolved to atone for| My first move wan to go 4 mn — clean: There =. Wg reg sed Daniel Kelleher was spon: |George Beck, Mr. Eugene Herman, | Ut at the Hotel Hexperides, near|!t. I knew from Bob that Benjie|of Baby Marbara The use of ostrich tips, pompons oa Ges ‘unless love binds UINE ASPIRIN a launching of peemmneal, beter: | _ Sees Bree, Sr.) Hi Brews Tasomih, setebned hente Monday had maintained all along that the (To Be Continued.) ongites and fringe as dress trim a eek ae ek the Ames shipya urs-| Mr. Ford Brown, r onald Char = —~* - bs mih i“ e the feat t ‘ J j . : Canes ae a ing i one of the features of the! aiericut ; . A special boat brought |Mr. Russell Cobb, Mr. Harry Cron Mre. Roland L. Heathcote (Dor-|turned from Fi * ‘ Githave 00 Be aul” Caaee difficult It is for some working f the Country }ise. Mr. Dwight Davie, Mr. Edgur nh @ trip to California W. N. 4 play & | girls to remain decent. But, my ee, cusets trom od he yagi ea othy Tilton, who has been visiting |and is at the Hotel Sorrento oman Nemesis om ityics. Grtrich fringe has been) fear, it CAN be done. All Mactuding many of the children | Draper, Mr. Cart Emmons, Mr. | ice paren Mr. and Mrs. Howard egos 7 ar > don: men betrayed 4 lively interest in| Floyd Hamel, Mr. Valentine Hoff-| rah tor’ the pant two months.| Mrs, Henry Wace and Mise Phy) Tacoma Dentists are not of the vulture type you . Mrs, Kelleher was pre-jman, Mr. Dalton Johnson, Mr ran ein n Oakland, |; ; yh | TACOMA, Aus Tacoma den it ; describe. If you will make the - i “s a ~ | eaves ' te Blake left Wednesday for « sev mir h its vogue ie not untr grand struggle to live above the With a handsome diamond|Walter Kleist, Mr. Herman Luf Friday evening jeral éays’ tat P Point tists and Mra W. M. Inglis can't get |terr i, and ton raceful ostrich um wrist watch in token|Mr, Robert Martin, Mr. Lewis 66 mye’ vult at Pot Poin H if an't ge rid gg e 6 eagpeiined erate of society in which yee > . +5» ong yumes also meen every season| now find yourself emmesh services. Mehan, Mr. Paul Mehan, Mr. Wi ‘arpenter leaves today a : ae alee . ag lel Meyer, Me. Pércy Murray, Mr. | ton eit den ee netnee at thal tect: 204 Mra. In K. Tappan will) ast year she demolished a casr|0% some of the * stately evening| you will meet the other kind : : Tenney (2 Viet Mrs. J Petree at the lieave tomorrow for Detroit where a gowns, Thin » tiny ostrich} Try it i and Tea jHugh | Pendergrast. Mr. | Rverett Acres,” Lynnfield, Mass. for se¥-|they will make their home f falne teeth belonging to Dr. A. G./tips are in high favor, and pom Don't marry the rich man of Bayer Tablets of Aspirin”: t¢ ta es rthur, Robert r skiing as Mortor t h | etaer Morse Bone enter.| irons, Mr. Arthur. Roberts. Mr month | ° 1 |pons and rosettes of ostrich grace! 40. A girl of your ideals would |Senuine must be marked Sem fe: Sa Orpheum party at the lire. Percy Stevens, Mr. Earl Up Pe a be ama Mise Marjorie Miller, who’ has In May, 1918, Dr. Morton preferred |many afternoon and evening gowr find weed: tavdey tn sade y “Bayer. Cross: ways buy fn Thureday afternoon in|MF. Percy Stevens. Mr. Earl Up-| aire, H.R. Konney of an Fran-|yeen spending her vacation In Ore-,insanity charges against her, but nhe| ‘The frock rketched, a simple even:| marriage than Ue life you are (&% unbroken yt package which fred . nh her sinte ay morning. hen whe struck Dr. O F. Norris,|the two ostrich pomp in con ut honest girl. | were Mise Dorothy |fculty, Dr. William Savery and before going to British Columbia. | tes another dentist. over the head with|trasting color, The frock as origi-| | Earache, Neuraigid, “Colds and pain, Miss Mary Dudley Watker,| Df. Joseph Bowman, are affiliated m Mrs, W. F. Gwuin and children) 4 club which she carried wrapped in| nally designed was made of a | Deer Misd Other ‘pecste Lee ee ne SA Brown of Memphi«,|¥!th Alpha Upation chapter Miss Dorothy Baker of Everett] . ogi re rey: but a few cents at drug stores— L. m phis, will return next week after epend- & newspaper when # entered hia|fine silk, Jersey in turquoise seem ti 4th ‘ who fs the guest of Mrs. diet hon returned to her home on Wednesday |; two months’ en the Oregon] office with estrich pom - her piety ye Mat wares hive trou- jiarger packages also. Aspirin is . : ; ‘our days the gue on Gre Orege en relies ve an-| bles, and want to register my |the trade mark of Bayer, Man Grace Heffernan, Miss Birthday Party ter spending four days the gu She was immediately arrested and|themums™ in vivid yellow | the ov yer ju | kiek, too, My complaint is on the ‘ jerome. 7 of Mra. H. O, Phillips “ r facture of Menaqcattnareras ot” ae ee ten wate dated by her mother, Mrs. A ¢ Mri » see foreed to put up a peace bond of| Thin dress features the onewided| question that is troubling so ioe, | eee ; : of Minneapolis, Mis: | Blyth and aunt, Mra. J. Evans, lit Mies Piewenen Kcudche and Mies}, Mf and Mra. Ro OH. Greenfield $2,000, which was later returned to/hip flare which is sharing honor’|these days, the high cost of living. Mrs, RH. "White, | Mise Jane Blyth entertained 11] tema Ebert, both of New Rochelle,|"ave Durchased the W. A. Rander| her. |with the barrel silhouette in up-to | Possibly st would be better to say in my own heart ‘one you would remain respectable, used for so many years that it bas become a staple trim ere Wee ot CAMP vere (itied 46k Gl biota ate, |e ges sre Mr. and Mrs, Stephen Graves |lislously causing her arrest for in-|biouses shown for the coming sea-|conditions. Is there any exeuse for Genevieve Jackson, Mise|*Miss Violet Evans, eave an enjoy Mine Lillian’ Buckles of Dawson |have returned from a motor trip to| "My json. Jet ornaments, fringe inser.|things costing so much more here Swalwell, Mise Juanita (able dancing number epent several days in Seattle, the|Spokane and into Idaho, during — — |tions, and bandings appear on both than ingother cities? | Fer instance, and Mrs, E. H. Hamtin.| eee quest of her uncle, Mr, C. H. Lilly,|which they spent a few days with To Acauire. Cutty Hai bar ogg Bow P abi ge dete tr 6 Be front tbe Fog Was served st the Wash-| Wedding Announcement | Net way home from an Eastern|their son Ralph. who. ts spending)! 1O “ACQUIFG CUFly FURIr linere to simplicity of style when| ment, when wetbought exactly the Mins Margaret Farmer and Mr. ‘"'? a 7 in a Single Night } joicq soy of the heavier materials Frank William Buckley were mar- > much as satin, velvet, silk jersey ‘ Ruth Ber of Sacramento = 5 . . ried August 21. the Rev. Mr, Green|, Misa Ruth Barre oe it Vallejo prdiait tortured with the hot turling |or brocade. ‘The very filmy mate officiating. Both Mr. and Mrs. “SG © . 4 wi et the guests of Mins 4 brittle, as so many know from chiffons, silk voiles and , Buckley are of Kirkland, the bride | Wyo, ete oem ie et ier for a ad experience. It's far more sensi- may be effectively | mat thirty members of the |tDe daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Wit-|S2cy ‘ioe sunday for thelr homes wah ioe ik ue Mate tak at arn nl er AB th, I URDAY Dames of the State of|!am ©. Farmer. 2 ss CLUBS FOR SATURDAY produces & curliness much prettier |fectly good effect, but the heavier ay teeating ‘sasy” trom eee Mra. F, Williams returned to} aici Order of Hibernlans and mote nhtugal in appearance. |fabrics require skiliful handling if| Olympia and Bremerton. College Club Outing | Seattle Monday, accompanied by her} drging tm the most beautifal waves [117 Cavers style design Is to be THE buffet luncheon at her home| ne ‘stountain Goats’ have turn. | S0%in-law and daughter, Mr. and card party and social will be | ind creases imaginable. It is also a| Worked out. Otherwise the finished ¥. The decorations were | 44 over their mountain lodge at } 106 Calumbla 8 e q . 5 NO ot ee fends’ ‘Maturday. afterncon |e ¥. a , | home, 4716 Stone Way, and are now Now she ts bringing mult in the|theminute evening frocks the high cost of Nving in Seattle. It Norton, Mra, Ross Wil |° N.Y. arrived Wednesday to viel ome . uperior court against D: let tr pr 1 sor " ag Milichell Blee Jutla |. Celebrate her elghth birthday. | sir, Clate Farnsworth, and will re-|*! home to their friende superior court against Dr. Morton| Jet trimmir f all sorts share| most certainly costs more here than ‘s Doris halter ic: chawetnig tabeeen ‘ienmhes see for $10,000, charging him with ma-|honors with ostrich in frocks and|in most other places under similiar whom she has been spending the|the Ancient Order of Hibernians ating it# texture and health, keeping Various shades of brown are right filled with choice fruits. ley i College club for their annual sum- | Sie will remain in town for § ast for Weeks, so it is not at all ex-|Gp of fashionable colors. This holds] each member Mrs. C. H. Coffman of Chehalis, with |#iven by the Ladies’ Auxiliary of | fing ar « for the hair, presery-|result is crude and unsatisfactory. | ly attractive—colonial fruit : |Lake Keechelus to menibers of the . the W, O. W. hall, Fourth ave. and|!t delightfully soft and gloasy. A * Mr. and Mrs. Coffman i tow deanna trem tha avuamie at the top of the list in the line wire e enener, My. and Marion st. Saturday evening « unces from th ugmint will mer outing on Saturday, Sunday |— np ene . - ‘ortnight’s a ’ | good regardiess of the type of gar-/ gement Announced jana Monday, trom August 30 to|* forenlent’s visit } ae 3 pe 8 keene | Lined silmerine te wot sticky or Om “Mepeeneiet uw, ee tf. Sat: ar. eral oo aig ether Pebtombec: 3 ‘This will be “ ma ©! seis Reente E. Cottrell retarnea| STEVEN pte Fed Eras Gino a aeaeamont way \< | evening frocks, developed in brown @ engagement of their| party. bu me thal Joo cheneraia thin week, ahare| te dow cate Hak ik Ges | tea 1h Ka to tee a Tithe inte w caveat lead Guceendip” ta aha Lean, to Mr. Frank A-|College club will be entitled tol she has been taking the courses In| Latte Cont” Private | and then, with « clean tooth br nh Mh rene PPAR EL : etal Mag ame ORS EH Members may 0 eric ation at the University roe: t a 3 , 1 rh Bete are fiiard are graduates of the|elther by (rain of automobile, ‘hese |Americanisation at’ th resid ly tig S88 I IRE MN ont Soe LAST HAM AND EGGS 313 PINE STREET y of Washington, Miss Mc-| planning to attend are requested to |” ae ee 1823 4th Ave, Malin S911 Stas rowning glory” will be quite in Vis a Kappa Kappa Gamma ane id telephone the club ax soon as pos-| ir. and Mrs. Dana Rrown and bapa pg ened Ce” ence inthe mor 1 ute he " GOING TO ALASKANS of the clans of 1918; ; ; sible, as it is absolutely necessary r | Member Teachers’ Ase nice and fluffy when combed Destined tO satisfy the hungry cry Mr. and Mra. Walter Hainsworth | . Advertinement . a Phi Gamma Delta sale know the exact number for whict ‘ of “ham-and” from hundreds in Alas Dedi ed Be Cloth " se have ret ee ren extended - -_ on - - of the class of 1915. | provision must. be. made ave. teteaied | frees. 8 extended mis Uihariar, L000 lnwen of beikoet cated to Better es ; : irbanks ont nahi Ales f W Less Cos! Y | i ‘ornia, Miss Roberta Hainsworth : . Pray apa Prine dete 70 at Tennis Club | Alki Improvement Club | who accompapied them, remained [lektetiot the Atesea Meapumie, ¢ or Women at t was 4 representative gath-| The entertainment committee of in Loa Angeles to visit friends tino gore § | Py : Thursday afternoon at the|the Alki Improvement club gave. 4 ee TE Kiet wath eucee’ tw bad Dresses, Coats, Suits, Waists and Millinery Tennis club for the regular] dinner and dance last Saturday even.| Mr. and Mrs. Paul Berkman and freight of the year for intertor Alas-| at prices that will be the talk of the town. Mrs. Clare E. Farnsworth,|ing at the Alki inn, Eighty. their daughters, Dorothy and 1. ka pointe Admiral line steam- Hugh Purcet! and Mrs. Welter! guests were present. Music a le, have returned from @ week's ship City of Seattle will take 2,000 Presided over the tea table. dancing followed the dinner r trip to Hood’s Canal, Lake Ree | eck ne ow ANN gts elle SPECIAL OFFER waoetave waa tn Reaitie {we Gays WIFE ASKS $30,000 , a weet gue at Oy Mer We FOR SOLDIER'S LIFE. MUESDAY AND WEDNESDAY. Washington Hotel. Mise McNab. who has often been a guest in Se NTRALIA, Aug. Suit for atte, usually. eesompanyine’ Mr f eature $30,000 against the Milwaukee rail- To our customers for the first three days we make and Mrs. Jafet Lindeberg north, re | ba has been fled by Mra. Hulton this special offer. If you cannot find a coat or suit in turned on the Empress of Asia from " ; Laughnan, whose husband, a re- cur atook that fite you pécttotip and te tn just the.oiste . six months’ tour of the Orient ‘Women's Apparel with an ambition turned soldier, was killed several VOGUE and Ue Piillipoine eievde v to please those who insist on distinc Gaston eal whisk a. tere Wa eee and material you wish, we will make a coat or suit to ibe wh, tive styles, Your first visit will con driving was struck by a train at a special order for you wifhout a cent of extra charge. 1S Among the ‘Tacoma guests at the vince that ours . is no! s grade crossing near Mayton This amounts practically to giving you a made to order ORNS vince that ours is not an ordinary luncheon given by Mra, John Ewing Nba garment at the price of a ready to wear. Price for the Colonial Dames of the iis Wie re, casccaeT: Wiksan Seattle Fiyers Mrs, George Brown, Sr., Mra, 8.: Ft Wells, Mrs, Addison G. Foster and We invite inspection of our very to Greet Fleet Mis wwite a a %, . To participate in the a jal demon- THE CHANCE YOU’VE at i complete showing in the strations during the welcoming of the ress pecial : s s orrectly ipa . Pacific fleet to California waters, calf: and Mrs, Edward Sheehan of Styled new fall mode: Lieuts, Ben B. and Rudolph J. Ehr- Values to $40.00, for. . BEEN WAITING FOR hone tie Weer Sak Nee EE Pevemt crea rigour Mig d splendidly mad _ wee sit here bas Suits, i * on their way to Mather field, | Fashionably designed and splendidly made been th 1 for many informal Dresses, As a Special ‘alifornia, having left here Thursday ; et : social affairs, will leave Saturday Waists, : dres in silk, satin, serge and tricotine. Offer for Victoria, Vancouver, B. C. 4 later Banff and Lake Louise i At Very good for the first three days only. f 95 This is the remarkable pric expect to return to Chic y § eee e aged octer eo awipde a an 16 pid 5 50 EXCESSIVE did selection in fine Georgette and ", Gece She Were: nese an | |i 2m A, compe oe” ae _ ACIDITY Plush Coats $33.75 1 eS a gio pee light teaiw inks to. tend tes ace | ; is at the bottom of Values to $50.00, for..... necks. A ¢ variety of colors, 1 aie oy cae «+ SERG ' ; most digestive ills. At $50 these coats would be attractive buys; at ». Come urday, s\ 1. Stevens and sons, Guy pe apes x r si LENNON $00, Come in Gaturday, eure and © aad Ghugtiter, Seen PRICOTINES . the sale price they are real bargains. SWEATER you over leepuehyehagt preroen Delano Beach tor acute " VELOURG I-MOIDS Plush coats will be a feature with us. Over VALUES big ger w Apr And prices | Mr. and Mrs ymond Auziaw de i F/R INDIGESTION 80 models in our opening display, with special y low as 50. ‘Turenne and sons, Mr. Amaury and With Tnterlining attention to extra sizes. Mr urom, have yeturned from afford pleasing and reek wpent at Paradise Inn,’ Mount THE Se Oa ETT ee : Priced feo PAULINE, |B tne very uest caousne prompt relief from Coats and Suits Styled and Price | Mins Elizabeth Chadwick returned SHOP in style and are re the distress of acid- in a Manner That Will Soon to Seattle yesterday after a cruise markable bargains at d i Lal to Alaska with Mr, and Mrs, Mau $37.50, 1 F > yspepsia. | . : d d ) 21 7.50, They are espe- w= LOWS, rice MeMicken on their yacht Pine clally well tailored. Vp MADE BY SCOTT & BOWNE Popularize This Store. see Mra, Vilna M. Crosby has re el