The Seattle Star Newspaper, July 2, 1920, Page 9

» if | | 4 THE SEATTLE STAR Picture Beauties at Butler GAVE AWAY $180 Mus Norvegius FRIDAY, JULY 2, 1900 re \HOME GARDENERS NOT SORRY THESE DAYS, TAKE IT FROM AL PAGE 9 LYING IN STREET, WILL CARRY FREIGHT IN Misses. Do Oriental Dancing IN STAGE MONEY Then Edward Learned It] Not Allowed to Land in Seattle ..: BY Al, OUR LATT ur farmer fe BOY REPORTER bages today HIS THROAT CUT Believed "Twas Slashed f Was the Real Article | y nee waren 4 Electric Wire in Fall | ah jeague home gardener. ~ I haven't had to buy any ST. LOUIS, July 2—John Henry ve this year. Believe me, I'm always ¢ t a 0 uly 2—W ts Hie fellow roomer ka & found the roll of enthusiastically returns friend Smith. “Home gardening sure | j,\, ee Then he | ‘This is a typical conversation being heard around Seattle now. About Fifteen-Million Dollar Corpo- » a-taak oe shame this time of the year hgme gard ure beginning to £08 bu ration Hopes to Start uit,” and peeled off a 66 harvest which they planted in the spring : case note It took a little bit of hard w at the first, they t g the ws wire CLEVELAND, July 2—America yawns tlie Mongrel t= they sorry now that they planted a garden? . Oh, boy tell the} ort P94 Levene exper pret a ts iP have the fret allfreight com from his friends ‘ t ws o ‘ . Mercial airplane service. in the Bettie Ba Sa Oe world Within a month the first planes wi wing their way between New York and Chicago and before the end of the year mh 5 thousands of pour m coast to coust. b ‘This is the prediction of Iames mdolf Walker, New York capita and one of the backers of the $15,000,000 Aerial Transport Corpo ation here which has purchased, expect to establish the fi t Violet @ur continental network gays Walker. “We will each-way-each«iay A two service betwee New York and Chicago and as rap tM@y as traffic warrants we will es tablish feeder lines to our four ‘™e stopping points al yng the of Clev the other cities to be made m line stops.” ‘The company includes some of America's finest. technical experta Works Too Fast Gowns Set a Record - and pilots. Colonel Joseph A. Jor. LONDON, J MADRID, Spain, J rita |}? 7 nett ‘3 . ? @an, who mapped the air routes for) zon in the House of ¢ a young and pretty dar area teenies t ! Twely the first aerial mail service; Com b u she as the largest ward eh e e 4 gander P. N. L. Bellinger, pilot of | Haye Ye world She bas 175 Pays $300 Fine a : ‘ the historic NC-1 in her trans and nf - j lantic fight, and Colonel encores on Sale of ‘Beer | , fy * Hartz, pilot of the Marun 4 the rim” plane, are among the oper: | & 4 ating officials. j Want Biamarck. N. D., Glendive, Mont. Helena, Mont., Coeur d'Alene, Ida Bpokane, Wash. and to Seattle and Victoria, B. C. Another route will fun thru Chicago, Des Moines Towa, Omaha, Nets, North Platte Neb, Denver, Col, Salt Lake ( Utah, Carson City, Nev. Sacra Mento and San Francisco. StiN another ronte is planned from New York, Pittsburg, Harrisburs, Pee Sans : a 2 ward Mann nits Kan. (with a bt Dallas, Waco and Hovst: > Chieage’s mayor (they call him Bill) Thought he would give the world « veston, Tex, thru New Merice hein When he remarked, tn angry tena, “CU start = party of my own!” It made the politicians roar, Aud heiler, “We've beard that befers!™ Fokker Builds Freak Airplane enn builder, has been put on exhibition here. An outstanding feature of the new plane is that it connecting wires or cabl machine is fitted with tor and can attain a miles an hour. The @ ton. It can accom passengers. The wines ported by tengitodinal which five Perhaps = bird conveyed the cine To Mister William McAdoo: At any rate, he suid, emid he, “A candidate I can not be.” > Wherrat a thousand lithe booms § Grew overnight, just like mashreoms, by the use of triplex wood instead sof the customary arroplane fabric AMUSEMENTS _ A German senlot, in dingnise, With vigor, soaked the former kale; He inmped him on his regal jaw, In bold defiance of the Inw Now royal jaws are like « post— We'll bet his fingers burt the most. Bring on you Your bigh-bu wall, It makes no diff to 2. ORPHEUM| (S THEATRE | “Toney.” “Abie” and “Ole” DY NO. CAIRO, ¥ most Eg tian imports, particularly clothing, are falling owing to the huge stocks, the failure of the re export trade with neighboring coun- tries, and the fali in cotton, The n (left) and Doris Curtis. 1 known im California and in t Miss C rance in the Quit When amr aM Dancer Sass Her 175 . ribbons, musi were sent to Jail for tw ‘Sure, Let the Women Smoke!’ ag paris. one John Hawker, | | at Guard alien mn the nowa s the t Mun Ba the SHE’LL TELL YOU WHERE TO GO FOR FOURTH OUTING wishing to 4pa over the I artis made first ap of §, and to Greek at the age in the performances clansical, Greek o*. IN = owaways.” July MEN’S SHOP—Just Inside the Blinn MEN’S Shirts on Sale The ee a C —Splendid youthful styles, de- F M. Fokker, ¢ 3 e) veloped in good quality gingham k Nie be Stew 2 and chambray. In Checks, Plaids TOCRS Vacation Specials. for Saturday SILK SHIRTS, $7.95 and other sple sndid-wearing silk weaves in a wide range of patterns, both con- servative and fastidious color combina- tions. French cuffs. Sizes 14 to 1742, inclusive. Madras Shirts $2.85 Three Shirts for $8.00 Woven and printed madras cloths and BO’ Biounia Gi tiile walle. aaa reps, mostly with soft cuffs, but some | dimity. As fine in fabric, as trim with starche od cuffs. Countless color ef- in style, as refined in detail and fects in different width stripes. These a It as well fitting as the er highes sceptional values. Sizes 14 to 1714 price models. nese would ri are exceptional valu es >, sell at $3.95, but a fortunate inclusive. Silk Ties, $1.35 An extensive collection of silk Four-in- Hand Ties—floral effects, conventional patterns, novelty weaves. * Good quality silks that tie well and give good service. Both gay and conservative colors in many combinations! MoDougall-/ourhwick Second Avenue at Pike . enemy, has rea of or No Vited panne rway 2 Summer Straws Specially Priced at $1.95 —Smart Basket-weave Hats for outing wear. All white, with white grosgrain rib- bons and bows. Girls’ Tub Frocks $1.79 and plain colors, with trimmings of contrasting material, White pique, cord bows and buttons. —In all the desired washable col- orings. —Sizes 6 to 14. Children’s Play Suits $1.75 and $2.00 while all sizes are to be had. And these prices are additional induce- ments for suits of this quality. 5060 Waists at Special Prices $5.00—$2.59 —800 Georgette Blouses, an unusually fine choice of models Short-sleeved blouses, which are quite the fashion, and styles for those who prefer them. very desirable quality plenty of isrig aleve New neck lines, embroidered and beaded blouses, pin~ -tucked and lace-trimmed models. —In White, Iris, Rose Regular $ special at <=— models from this lot. Sports Skirts For the Holiday $6.95 $12.50 —At both prices are to be found the newest style skirts, developed in splen- did fabrics and in a range of styles and colorings sure to please the indi- vidual taste. —The $6.95 Skirts are of Bhi serges’ and the $12.50 kirts are mostly of govely None ome RRasEr-PATERSON Co, ECOND AVENUE AND UNIVERSITY STREET pt Price Basement he says, 3,000 British war planes for . exclusive freight service in the t United States. ye have 200 planes in New ‘ YorR harbor now and by July 4 we A Very s cial Sale of Stanio Ny that were marked much _ higher. sizes, for women and misses. The better belted and convertible front — styles, of Polo Cloth, Velour and — Jersey, in the most popular sum- ed for | keta tte SEATTLE TERMINUS | workis é . i ; . , Breaks Record OF ONE TRANSCONTINENTAL ; Are Jailed for hibit the maximum price list, an for Fishing mer shadings. Leer, srecoteuntry tees sr 6,000 Strike Neglecting Child Walked at 75 |. LONDON aint Pals fos Ghiraze, thence to Parse, ND. to for Que Maa) i ore a tied ot. S08 ean mee TA IL. RASMU | ‘ r od Tharesay ae 2 for 15 00 | —QOur stocks are complete in size skirt with blouse of ome at 2335 W. 58th st, will be ° | ‘Sn uke bi pa reorgett All are in oe enday ic saat Yrs boot, . range, in play suits of blue and georgette. AU are cemetery under direction of | the nipped » bit of fedge— ° khaki denim, in both high and the new sleeve lengths Home Undertaking Smpamy Fin,| Me gave tne price an upward nudge ( sreat Reductions low neck styles; from 1 to 14. | with pleated or husband, R. G. Rasmussen, is a §: im 2 : | —We would suggest that the | tunic skirts and rib- Extraordinary values in heavy crepes | summer’s needs be anticipated, | pon trimmings. The Flesh, Beige, 50 0. se enables us to offer Sizes 36'to 46. which —Middy Blouses of an excellent quak ity of jean, made up in smart slipover, short ‘sleeve style, with broad sailor collar and bow tie. —In White, Tan, Copenhagen, Reseda and Orange. ummer Coats at $16.50 - A regrouping of Coats from lines stylish models, in good Misses’ and Girls’ Middies $1.19 Rose, Gold, Turquoise, —Sizes 6 to 20. . 50 Georgette and Tricolette For Saturday Selling at $19.75 —Ideal dresses for | summer, made of pretty flowered geor- gette over silk drops; others have tricolette colors are Blues, Browns and Grays The Georgette is a Adriatic, Gold, : Navy and Black. and $8.75 qualities, them A dozen to choose in | At Special Low Prices —tThe new Tub Skitrs, in splendid qualities of Pique, Gaberdine and Serf Satin. Distinttive models, with novel pockets and broad belts, button trimmed. —Priced especially. tow at $1.75, $2.95, $3.95.