The Seattle Star Newspaper, June 18, 1920, Page 8

a Second Avenue at hive. Sale of Boys’ Wool Suits $1395 Serges Homespuns T weeds Cheviots Novelties “y Yoked, belted, waist-line and plaited models, with coats and knickers lined throughout; a wide range of colors. Sizes 7,to 17 years. Shirts and Blouses Special $1.35 Of percale, chambray, sateen and madras, in plain colors and fancy stripes, in light and dark patterns; collars attached and detached. Sizes 4 to 16 years. Straw Hats $1.35 With turned-down brims, trimmed with emblem bands; in black and white. Sizes 614 to 634. Wash Hats 85c Middy and other styles, with stitched brims; white, tan, navy blue and black and white checks. Sizes 614 to 634. MacDougall Southwick, Third Floor Qi (1 n= a and Girls RE you saving Dotty, Bob and Trix Travel Souvenirs? If not, you are missing lots of fun. » There are 48 cards to the complete set, showing strange animals, birds and fishes of foreign lands. YOU GET ONE CARD FREE WITH EVERY LARGE SIZED LOAF OF | Ask your grocer for these quality breads; delicious, wholesome. They build brain and brawn. 23 srl Hi ttt f i ELy Prrrrrira | \ jhe Mary “I'm pire!” tall black velvet hat& | NEW think the p#ychology seau is, or should be, frailty Pickford pa der her demure But Dougie likes sp from one bewildering creation to the other very | un-eportlike | GIRL. OVER HER TROU Do you think @ girl should spend an possible? She nodded her bright little yeaa Be THE going to be a vam- and Mary exhibited a BY DJUNA BARNES | YORK (By = Mail) 1 of the trous * Mary looked up from un lashes and added s clothes shoul pokets.” ner gowne Rite—lookific MARY PICKFORD Djuna Barnes says the wedding ness—because there's one time in kirl's life when she should not cou! that she decides to get married.” Now 1," she went on, a lovely gown overdrape of net all very bright as to color very feminine, and very, very | caught up. wi 10ULD BE FOOLISH | BAL never thought that thie w my wedding tard to be much money on her trousseau she was asked. n the house ful thing lke this in simply HAD to get married Mr, Fairbanks chimed in a moment with: “I wanted Mary head th | Drys | BY DON E. CHAMBERLAIN CHICAGO, June 14. rebuffs given its representatives the G. O. P. national conventic jare | Virgil G. Hinshaw, chairman of t clared here today hibition ticket, Hinshaw said. jeampaign. Names mentioned Bryan, William Shaw, general nec Howata, F prohibits field, Ti; Clinton N |ehester, N.Y. famous orator, and William E | Johnson, of Baltimore. dally in The Mar, are genuine epist print” to give their honest opinions ee of interest to them 1221 Third Ave “COR UNINE RSITY | tightening, snd ‘are well worth feeding PADILLA BAY LANDS eight miles west of Mt. Vernon, Wash- ington, adjoining the La Conner Flats, on the north end thereof, and extending some eight miles along the shore to the Samish Flats. Lands the same as either of these famous tracts. Just as good when the dikes are in. We are selling these lands in chains at $150 per chain. A chain of land averages around 15 to 151% acres; therefore your land costs you in the aggregate $10 per acre, half cash, balance 90 days. We cannot explain everything about this in one small ad. Come to 514 Sec- ond Avenue and get descriptive circu- lars. See our pictures and plats of the land. Better still, join our excursions— Saturday, Sunday and Monday next— and see for yourself. A chance of a lifetime. Nothing like it ever offered to the man of small means. La Conner Flats lands are sell- ing from $300 to $1,000 per acre. These are just as good. No stumps, no stones; just good farm and garden lands. Write for particulars. SPARKS, CHASE & DYE 514 Second Ave. 319 Boston Block Impressionistic drawings by Yer, even to the point of foolish the costs, and that time is the day showing of white satin and ‘ontrasting knots of green and mus dress, but it just] be naturally followed that with a beau W. J, BRYAN CAN GET NOMINATED If Not by Demos, Then by United Press Staff Correspondent The prohibi | tien party, disappointed in the nomi nation of Senator Warren G. Hard ling by the republicans and alleged planning a presidential ticket, prohibition national, committee, de- Little hope is held that the demo jerate will put up a 100 per cent pro- Hinshaw sald drys had alrea@y [been preparing for a presidential | possible candidates included William jtary of the World's Christian En- |deavor; Robert H. Hatton, of Spring +Pussyfoot, | the “Letters te the Falter,” published received from ite readers whe “brenk into are net only interesting, but en- SEATTLE STAR Pickford Would Be Vamp «| 1 designed nt! Mary, | th clothes and afraid that there wi had to get 1 | doo: an | l TO LEAVE Mary was elena for Do When he had a tall black uy faille wf white w ng “Cel teally A tall, at woman put door. ing. For,” “lam going at pn, Del those world sleep, over w shall wear m. likes it beat an re | “YOU CAN YOURSELF “On wl mh yen; On | it—ereen broidered re “De you lve Ss ‘The infal the sagging drug by remarkabl Instant): the harmful of the body a | well. Tensof | benefited. Look young! Almost ever ed, brings ba lugter to the ed or gray at home, whi some. Sulphur Com improved by gredients, at Don't stay can possibly | |and evenly. wort strand at a j@ray hair dij other applica attractive “You can see away with me arried pe SIGNS FOR DOUGIE "Come in whispered Mary put these on: this one interviewer at least must wee what I shail look Uke and what I shall wear, when no one is look added Mary, turning the French maid around and around. “You're sick thized the interviewer “IT hate them,” hate them like all go—all night long dropped into a whisper a I shall even dye ft black Ured of being a blonde.” “Do you design your own clothes?” can nee for yourself that I designed organdie bodice of emerald.” To Remove First | After you eat—alwa ‘[EATONI one or two tablets—eat like candy. Telieves Heartburn, Bloated Gassy Feeling. Stops indigestion, food souring, repeatin; wee the many mi imilseries ceused os Acid-Stomach EATONIC is the best remedy, it takes Guaranteed to satisfy or woe poet retunded by BE PRETTY TURN GRAY HAIR DARK use Grandmother's simple recipe of Sage Tea and Sulphur. ‘Tea and Sulphur, properly compound drug store for large bottle of this famous old recipe, ur hair, aa it does it so naturally brush with it and | through your hair, taking one small becomes beautifuly dark, glosay and r — MeDougall fo uthwick Sale of Men’s Silk Shirts $9.95 Notable Reductions Fine quality fabrics, in beautiful Crepe de Chines, Heavy Broadcloths and Jerseys, Satins, in countless stripe effects, as well as all-whites to 17%, Sizes 14 for yourself, this organdie,” said on horseback, | re in @ and 1} to wear a cowbk sombrero—but she was! At Marked Reductions the whole world would | In solid colors, with pin stripes, and white with varied other mteried tating Gobet] stripe effects—shirts taken from our regular stocks, and marked at reduced prices. THE ROOM Sizes 14 to 171%, by this time making; ig ugie to leave the room. 4 gone she whirled upon velvet hat—a cape of a dt coe Cotton and Lisle Silk Sox 85c ke stat Sox 35c All-Silk Sox, in solid colors, her head around the 3 for $1.00 Lisle and Combed Cotton Yarn Sox, with slight imper- fections in the weaves. Sizes 91m to 114%. & moment, quick,” Pickford. “Now. ashe commanded—“for 91% to 114. to be a vampire.” of curls,” sympa rsa Ste” watell| | Silk “Four-in-Hand’”’ Ties $1.00 mous curls in. my| pi ox may Haare tey Special Values—“Magadore” weaves, in black and a wide range of colorings, both in open-end and narrow, styles. bare y hair straight. Dougie) that way, and perhaps I'm #0 MacDougall-Southwick, Men's Shop, Just Inside the Door SEE FOR 1 DESIGNED IT.” now heré is one, you with handem —Second Avenue at Pike—___—__ designs—Empire Crepes, and Wash Madras and Rep Shirts $2.85 as well as silk and lisle two- tone effects, in Purple, Green and White, with Black. Sizes reversible FRIDAY, JUNT 1%, 1976 please men?” “Only after they Before that they dress to eebuds and a darker Bhe shook her head have achieved |r all black, or a little of both— |that’s what all men like. So hi = vendanage goes-—white satin, with an o} please women because it's safest. | skirt of black lace, a few Chines “But tho my husband likes sport! fiowers at the girdle, a streamer of |“ clothes he does have to admit that blue—then this of black chiffon! plane Jevening clothes have to be evening | with silver roses and the little apron clothes—so there you are,” she said }taying out two delightful gowns, one |skirt, three bows of magenta.| fir iecion Saye |black and white, and one white and|That’s as far as I can go and not) think women dress to nd it's - terribly igns of Old Age || ible fre cheek the evening?” k. |be called down.” | “Do you like his shirt?” But does he not lke gay colors| “And hats? | quired “Sport hats,” she answered, “small, |to please me model about on her little hand, It’s pink and it's made of ribbon becoming, but—" and that's the kind he likes.” Then she called in her husband, Jof white lace—and here, under the! Stepping up to him, she reached her rs toward his collar. stand on her tiptoes.) (She had she im “Because, after all—he hag in what he wears.” indicate they to remain in be assisted, a halt T ereater @ > the parts, bi omple acids and gases cnet | and, of course, you thousands wonderfull . | ‘our own di trite, Please try it Always Delicious Besides the regular use of salted crackers for soups, there are innumerable delicious dishes enhanced, by Snow Flakes. An- Nobody can tell if you) ryone knows that Sage ok the natural color and pal ree fleet choy pert a Sor ee ae cree to get this mixture was to make it sandwiches — toasted 1 al aimale ch is mussy and trouble. when Snow Flakes are used! Vinilla Waters Nowadays, by asking at any fesorted Cakeo “Wyeth's Sage and ’ pane Tees pound,” you will wet a Don’t ask for crackers Peanut Walere the addition of other in a small cost ara ‘Try it! No one tell that you darkened —say SNOW FLAKES You dampen a aponge or draw this time; by morning the isappears, and after an- ation or two, your hair laciFic Coast Biscuit Co. GS 2 ewes wae cee es 6S SS eesn se eo