The Seattle Star Newspaper, June 25, 1920, Page 3

Elaine Hammerstein in “The Woman Game,” and “The Great Nickel Robbery,” will be seen for the good-bye times Friday night. *e @# Saturday—a light and diverting comedy, very easy to laugh at, with the irre- pressible and vi- vacious favorite of all Seattle fun- lovers— For 4 days only— Sag “Remodeling Her Husband” Orders This department, kept up to highest standard of effi- ciency, should solve your shopping prob- lem if you cannot reach our stores conveniently. The same service is af- forded you as if you were here in per- son. You receive just what you order and always ina hurry. Let us have your order now. Send it today. —IN— BARTELL ([Semz DRUG®* STORES |S2vin- “KODAK” Snap-shots at the time—that’s » Mary gathering courage to dive never did), Charlie as amateur fun, (she chef at the shore dinner, the youngsters building forts in the sand, and your fishing trip—such pictures will make it seem as if it all happened “just yesterday.” We have just the Kodak you want and there are eeveral little photographic helps that we would like to show you as well. The Kodak “self-timer,” for ex- ample, that presses the button for you and keeps the group complete. There is nothing ! confusing about a Kodak and a Brownie is even simpler. Kodaks..2.2-$9.49 to $124.48 Brownies -0-. .$2.86 to $19.95 Bring your films to us. We develop and print in our own dark room, SEATTLE STAR Sempre A complexion’ cake that really beautifies and leaves the skin in‘a clear, healthy condition. It positively will not harm the most delicate akin, Until very recently the price was 50c. Bartell 39 c price now. | public =| yearn Was not that at all, but plain 89,285 Sea . Are Real "Pie, please.” ‘There are 89,286 people in ld every day who aay Pie, please.” About 17,857 of them say, “Apple In other words—or figures—almost one-third of Seattle's population ea once a ¢ f course t some of the 2 (pardor f not making 0,000) population, Who are too young to eat ple and there are others A great many “ple fans” are eating two-crusted temptations several Umes a week In addition to the ples eating hounes professional bakers, th dreda made and eaten at Seattle. CREAM PIF IS RUNNING SECOND ‘There are 125,000 ples sold every week by Seattle bakers and restau rants. The biggest demand the year thru for any one kind is for apple ple. About onefifth of all the ples made and sold are of that variety. | Cream ple crosses the tape—or the counter—a close second for popular ity, and raisin, mince and berry pies follow with almost equal demanf. Ryther Home Audit Shows $1,471inBank Kiddies out at Mother Ryther's| home don't have to be afraid of being | thrown out into a cold, cold world. | ‘The warm, generous heart of the Se attle public provided tt with @ fine, new brick © furnished it comfor purchased the property where it stands, according to an audit of the year’s finances made public Wed nesday. | Mother Ryther’s mew brick build-| ing cost Just $64,728, the real estate mt $15,000 and the furnishings me to $2,923, Gross receipts for! * year from the doll show, The Star smoker and other sources, reached the $105,273 mark There ix a balance of $1 favor of Mother Ryther in rs lt and there are outstanding notes ae ereguting 7,000, but then kiddies are comfortable and eat, in their new h and know that they will be taken care of in the future. Appendicitis | Is Going Out of Style PORTLAND, June 25.—Operations for the removal of the vermiform ap. pendix are going out of style, ac cording to views expressed at the an nual convention of the Oregon State Medica! association. Much that has been called appendicitis in recent stomach ache in varying degrees of intensity, according to the physi. cant Police Seize Grapo Supply ‘The car that G. A. eae 29, and A. In Fichards, 21, were riding in Thursday was in police possendion ‘ Dry squad officers seized Broadway and Martin st. Thursday afternoon, when they say they found eleht quarth-of grupo in the tonneau. |but the women buy more at lunch jf] |were made during their stay here| jthan at any other time, in spite of _| transfer privileges, will be granted ttleites “Pie-F aces’ ‘The men buy almont two ples to ome in comparison with the women, ‘| time. On the whole, more ples are sold for dinner than for lunch ples are in largest fat ne pies are popular at} two-crust plow sell fastest erry ples are extremely, popular just now and more strawberry pies are made than apple, but on the year ly average, the apple ple holds its own at the top of the lst. More berry ples are asked for just now)}| than mogt bakers and eating houses 4 are sold in the fall at any other sea eo slackest time in th: ple business: after dinner hours, but many orders for winglecrust ples come in be tween the lunch and dinner hour.| Many mon eat ple for breakfast, but ont no women order ple that| y. A great number of women eat fore lunch, but not many men. | shipyard workers were the best pie customers Seattle ever had the restaurant people say. Many of them ate pie twice a day and almost} all of them at least once, More pies | the war and the sugar shortage. Butterscotch pies are the least in Sebistectarg Terms Always ve GROTE- RANKIN: PIKE ST. ow FIETH AE. Not much ple is eaten |f} demand, but failure to have it causes| | the keenest disappointment. T he! nellers of this most-eaten dessert a | that about onefifteenth of all their orders are for for “ple ar attle eats |10-Cent milk,” and Uthat all Se are for Magnolia Busses' | Btraight 10-cent fares, with free to the patrons of the Magnolia Bluff and 35th ave. 8 W, auto bus lines, if the council acts favorably on an ordinance recommended for passage by the utilities committee Thursday At the presept time the bus line riders pay 5-cent fare on the bus and another bcent fare on the musicipal railway. It is proposed to charge 10 cents for a continuous trip, with the right of free transfer to and from city street cas street cars, “DANDERINE” — | Stops “Hair Coming Out; Doubles Its Beauty. new life, vigor, ‘colar and thickness, LAST TIMES TONIGHT MITCHELL LEWIS —IN— “FOOLS STARTING SATURDAY GOLD” “ple and coffee,” or|f| ‘Should Be Decorative as Well as Serviceable HILE their function as a floor covering 1s of « first consideration, the unlimited possibilities of rugs in the decorative scheme of home furnishing: makes.their careful selection of great importance, WHITTALL RUGS AND CARPETS | 1 fe Provide the touch of color and richness-which make 7} for effective floor coverings. When-you contemplate buying rugs to contributeto the beauty and comfort of your home, we sincerely believe you will find it to your best interest to come and see our very comprehensive showing of Whittall. floor coverings, P Present stocks include— # “Whittall’s Anglo-Persian”—the standard of American Royal Wiltons. “Whittall’s Royal Worcester”—a -worsted Wilton of great durability. “Whittall’s Teprac’”—an excellent all-wool Wilton. “Whittall’s Peerless”—Body, Brussel Rugs with Wilton Designs. - Mie ny i Oxford”—a plain colored Wil ei a in all the want eae tn A PUAILe Lea ‘This wonderful instrament—a Victrola—makes it possible for every one to enjoy the best there is in music and entertainment. < It brings the 6pera, the concert “and ‘the vaudes ville stage within the reach of all—right i the © home. oy Let us put aV Victrola i into your home todays, ate Alarm Clocks We carry a complete line of Alarm Clocks that you may rely upon. Plain and radium face; from the small mantel clock to the large size regular alarm. Priced at $1.75 and up. “STERNO” Your camp meals will be your least trouble if you have a Sterno outfit along, also a worry. saver if you have one at home these warm days, Stoves and Tea Kettle outfits in all sizes at sur stores, All nickel-plated and made to stand ard usage. All outfits compact when not in use, Priced at 65¢ and up. A STAR 4 BRATOR For Home Treatment $5 an Inch for Waist | Line Over 30 Inches||A Watch Repaired BOSTON, June 25.—There are to|| Jones Is Always Right be ho more “perfect 36s” among the Telephone Elliott 2607 Colgate university men in Boston. y The decree has gone forth that 30 is 1m, WOORES AVENYS & geufficient circumference for any | male with Colgate for alma mater. | Henceforth all Colgate men living in Boston are to be assessed $5 for ev- ery inch their girth exceeds 30|] Ey: inches, Harvard is wondering whether this is a beginning on the part of Colgate to establish a stand. ard of pulchritude among university men | Reasonable. 237 Epler Bik. S13 Second Ave. Phone Main 255. Vibration is the drugless way, stirs up sluggish circulation, agitates the cells and immediately relieves headache, neuralgia, | rheumatism and all muscular soreness, It | is the most dependable and sure way to banish pain. Complete with cord and all | attachments, as shown in cut, $5.00. SPECIALLY PRICED ONE DOZEN $3.00 Nicety finished? and mounted in went foldera. Ine style and size you will appreciate. This is a BONA ¥IDE OFFER for a limited tima Present This Notice With $3.00 At Time of Sitting gt The established reputation of JAMES 4 MERRIBEW. for making the Finest Quality Photographic Portraits is back -of this offer, * Free Scalp Clinic At Our ide and Pine St. Store Sunnybrook Farm” We now maintain a free Scalp Clinic, where all dis- * , eases of the scalp can be properly treated. | STARRING Bg MARY PICKFORD EUGENE O’BRIEN FROM THE STORY BY KATE D. WIGGIN g “Rebecca or AIR Scores of the most severe cases of all forms of scalp | at our clinic. There is no charge and you will be under afflictions have been treated at the Hair Bitters clinic | no obligation. This is a demonstration clinic for the and without one single instance of failure. | purpose of demonstrating the remarkable powers of this If you suffer from scalp-eczema, dandruff, falling | great guaranteed hair remedy. | hair or any other form of non-blood-seated scalp trou- Keep this location in mind—Bartell Drug Store No. 6. ble, you are invited to present yourself for treatment | Hours, 10 a. m. to 5 p. m; 6—BARTELL DRUG STORES LOCATED AT—6 STORE NO. 1 | STORE NO. 2 | STORE NO. 3 | STORE NO. 4 STORE NO. 5 | STORE NO. 6 1908 610 Second Ave. First Avenue | 5349 Ballard | Second Avenue | Westlake Avenue Boren Ave. Near Alaska Bldg.| at Pike Street Avenue at Union Street | at Pine Street Eitel Building Second at Pike Deposit at Studio will entitle sitting at later date, 5 —6-25-30