The Seattle Star Newspaper, July 23, 1920, Page 2

56 years 1 the 1 STANDARD 4 EMPRESS 1 SEWING MACHINE EMPRESS machine; has no equal. -you positively save machine, SEATTLE: SECON AT PINE the homefurnisher! ————$—$—_$_$_ .;YOU SAVE $10— TO $25— ON EVERY EMPRESS SEWING MACHINE! ~THE EMPRESS is strictly a HIG machine—for easy running, simplicity, noi lessness, practical devices and construction, dollars on the purchase of an EMPRESS service to | BY GENE AHERN Mabnire jeent Peature of camping. | CT PP gag he in eon ib tol “Where will I spend my vaca ae No MICCOUGH || ( war vo ) pst han l aa © a aitoremmnn \Geuel done, eae tion?” Is the popular question under Ll CONSOMME | You Do on \(' CLE ' nity to enjoy|don’t find one that jew the ques the public's Panama. In order to | |\ C¥emNmONS eT | ‘hon there's the fishing trip.| | \ your ¥ /\\ knocking a the featurer | tion, and decide to #pend the vaca GUARANTEED lighten the thinking of many of my ae Fishing trips thin vacation spawm| | ,( vacanion?) 4 TO ref nd sights of the nu are visit: |tion at home, you are Fight, both is Custo. ern, 1 heve up a flock aren't going to be very atylish on <a ap te ni, to the « nd comparing | mind and pocketbook) mark off with a hematiten: | YEARS! ‘The way to pick out a vacation ta/ zh consomme, cooling in| Senet —your old machine taken ffl iis The teaturee that wenta Miro g] lie tee a | as part payment on a ly different from your daily routine, | Next in order is a vacation on the! 4 pure hase of a new euch a# exertion, comfort and appe | farm, Mack to the mole fe ~— }tite, F’rinatance, th sc ping. | You're simple when you start, and rapt at ummer resort hotel w . oo chine. and lesa comfort, but your apr \eot enough to eat until you get] time calling yourself « atmp for not pay double-jointed rent & | “California Syrup. of Figs’ outgrows its napkin, and you n't! home, The last named is the big-| buying a round trip ticket good | the doy you arrived. | And then there's 4Be va Child’s Best Laxative ‘No Children? G t O t!’ JAIL PAINFUL |‘Dick’ Doesn’t Know |John Bull Draps ° e ut? | | When He’s Licked) Pipe for Cigarets| * * * * Py * % * * | SAN FRAN( Waco, Ju You] LONDON.«By Mallj—Are cigar-| ots chan, $35—and up H-GRADE from ten to twenty-five ‘TACOMA: 4. SCHOENFELD & SANS. This Actress : _ Admits. Liking “Vamp’’ Rol f. jt 4 Copyright, 1920, Moffet, Chicago NEW YORK, July 23.—Helen Bo! ton, who won fame in “Oh Lady Lady,” and has since created “vamp’ @hatters the popular illusion tha she dislikes sg roles. “Emphatic, 3 do like foles,” she say@. 2Not the popula gereen version capart ‘props’ as tight clothes, eyes, and daggers. She is neithe: /* @lever nor subtie. Hkes Irvin Cobb, goes to basely games, and may even know how t cook—naturally she has some we: Messes. Perchance she writes p she does not mean, or «miles a ¢asional limpid nto almost cere = mascr the und standing, th r . she is thi pacity for entertainment ] Five Days for SACRAMENTO, July 23 watermelon cost J. W. Hart fiv days in jail. He stole it from freight car. “Dgddy, bring home some Boldt's French pastry.”—Adv. Come, Come, Come Biggest Picnic of the Season —AT— Golden Gardens Sunday, July 25th Given By “RS. &S. Dancing From 3 P.M. to 11 P.M. Best floor. orchestra, Refreshments served. Take Ballard car No. 23. Autos @rive Leary Ave. Bivd. to 32nd @S' Farmers Back Up Settlers’ |: & | Morden, Sir H. Hontague + foles in many Broadway successes, ned with such intriguing CINCINNAT William | PROBLEMS OF CHILDREN | vaMP | Webb, so he to} I've been in school b r| col Jo-| » been in noo! be: Ker. | for @ long time—guess © him with | ther kood-natured and 8 e ++, | problems of the children, When g cut Joseph with | incr business men begged off with “But consider the normal young woman of fairly regular proportions who dresses after a sane fashion. able, the change @bie, the Great Contradiction with-| Out malice, but with an infinite ca * vamp I like to play and try to play.” Stealing Melon A of Warren Anderson |) COLONIZATION = PROJECT HUGE. ® PFULKBERSON JOSEPH, Mo., his tribe increase!" July 23.—, made fi Scheme that he would build houses for ae ple with children; that only those} room for a in court, ete | | WINNIPEG, Man. July 23—The| who had children could rent his : | | . od w ad ch o t hi The other system's all wrong. It | Western Canada Colonization 4#s0-| homes; that newly-weds who had 00) forces families to turn to rm engi PER ANNUM ciation, recently organized, is the/cniid at the end of a year must give | cide. Lf others here and in every —— biggest colonization project ever! way to those in whose home the | city will follow me I w sik j launched In Canada and it is baeee nuahier of Hithe, <anenn sl eabbrws fad pars ob feet 5 Bares Open Saturday Evenings oe vente gf danee — med by | rang When the stork visite one of Ful! os Cee ews men, farming ax . . ‘ PRAISING LETTERS FROM kerson’s houses, that month's went is ppt tgs “f eet Mgr | TAMPA TO SEATTLE to be returned THE BANK } 70,000 tam to setting | on ved from se } FOR SAVINGS .. acres of land in western Canada now |'° Seattie Rather than wear one of both of |lying idle. Estimating five persons | PT biaz-/ his eyes in mourning, & wise man Pine St, at Fourth Ava er day | proceeds to forgive an enemy | to a family, this would mean an ad-| 28 | dition of 350,000 to Canada’s popu-| ‘° ssociation has raised $1,500 finance its campaign. More |“ han 50 leading Canad) ajority in eastern uted from $5,000 ject. These.con tor of the best known men in 009 to m of vinitors who w 6 where children will be w . where they may bring up their kiddies tn a decent community ft and start them in life's struggie at including Lord Shaughnes-| ast not with the han so many | ent Meredith, Col. Grant |#F¢ now forced to bear banish |ment to homes none would live in, last resort sey, Sir He, sir} except as a John Eaton, Sir Joseph F | ‘Edmund Osier, Gen. F. 8, Meighen,| Fulkerson is simply a plain. Jers, Charles R. Hosmer, Sir Charies| o wants fofo. dis Wt. Pee |Gordon’ Huntley R, Drummond, R Jos B. Angus, Pat Burns, James Ram-|™ . say, James H. Ashde ¥ Robi-| _ “T didn The gig . when I made m ement he I'd been thin a long time ‘ 4 see anything w n chil Used Razor in in, I have two mighty fine chi) t n myself. Their mother is dead. | LIKES DEALING IN 50-Cent S une they turned t y tu ere too busy they WAY Teaching jue time and money STEVEN If you val ° Little Cost. Private Hails pomee Save ae aad Day and Evening. aper an advertine Young Lady Assistants at with the (th end Pike. ~ Main 3911 » words in big type; “NO CHIL | t day I talked With a local aid Fulkerson. | ~ AMU | That was the announcement.” HIS HOUSES TO FACK BEAUTIFUL PARK | ikerson*took me out In his ear! to view the houses he is bui They are in an attractive just off St. Joe's that Hugene Field AG: Evorything fer the . Eye and Ear ARE DISTANT OBJECTS DIM? This.is a common sign of defgetive vision— a ict, | Lane,” ed for and “Lovers* ORPHEUM THEATRE owalter—Heo & Hal- A defect that only prop. fitted glasses will remedy. cton's Surprise? erly Matinees, 2:30 = Nights, 7 and 9 SCATTLC OPTICAL Co 715 Second Avo This Landlord Likes ’Em Each w bucket full « just TO 200 BEAR | _— Barney Won't Submit to ' Phonograph Tune Barney, Woodland park bear, re | repo fuses to suffer the strains of ju La mute. _4| He registered dinguat with a power fq |ful slap of his right front paw yer 33 he rday afternoon, when a phon eT | wan lowered into his cell - “Hold Me” was the record, and! er 2 when the first mellow strains din | who y aquiet pe he “Gr i legs and smashed the), music box olny dwn and looked con. | temp ly at the gleeful crowd of 200 apectatorn A movie man had placed hin cam era between the bara, ready to grind out film showing Barney enjoying jazz munic Barney walked over and pushed| the camera away. DON’T LET YOUR IDLE DOLLARS LOAF THIS STRONG SAVINGS BANK PAYS INTEREST AT 4% amour. cont about $8,500, 4 AT LESS THAN ALF PRICE MID-SUMMER EARANCE $12.50 Wool velours, silvertones, jerseys, sport coats in a variety of colors, and tweeds. Wonderful values, indeed, for this price. AT $17.50 Models worth up to $65, mostly suitable for all- year wear. Polo cloth, Angora, goldtonts, silver- tones and sport coats in various colors, A $23.75 F&tra quality polo cloth and sport coats in a variety of the smart colors. Pussy willow linings, and mostly suitable for all-year use. YT NEXT TO PHILLIP BOYS’ SHOE SHOP 1315 THIRD AVENUE [rein TAU this |Steal Half of $100 Carpet jit In two a cant keep & good man down. the friends of here, Wetersen ity detective i 7 ivil nervice tated him but the chief w was months ago, Peterse hows up for work every mor rts to the ehief but never gets of sleuthing to do NCINNATI, July 2%.—Thieves |” ‘i , eat our child is having the best and 4 en the home of Ellis B.| most harmless physic for the little ¥ re stole nothing hair of! While It is possible for a man to stomach, liver and bowels. Children room r cut |lovh his neighbor as himself, it de-| love iw fruity taste. Full directions arted one sec. pends a bottle. You must say “Callie Police have no theory If teeth _may HAVE THEM X-R and 10 a.m. Bat please come as possible, We have installed to-date X-Ray mach ceptionally good results with it. We realize more thoroly, perhaps, than you can, just how dan health an abscessed Ray is the sure and whether or not you are determined to do our full share to see that every man, woman and child in Seattle and surrounding territory has as near per- fect teeth as it is possible for dental science to give them. Therefore we make this unparalleled offer of FREE X I YouHave Abscessed Teeth You Certainly Ought to Find ft Out! you are suspicious that any of your be absce. AYED. WE WILL X-RAY YOUR TEETH FREE! each motning between the hours of 9 a. m. No cost or obligation on your part. FRIDAY, JULY 2%, 1999, | apent th re ‘This always proves a huge success with both partics—when you're leaving. The vo om ow t inlaw — , ing ld | Getting along on a past repotation given @ haif-starved lor the character of the rt Radon Powell fe Pp come to be di y)@ppehring in 1 he wald in « recent speech, and with it “the old on | Dibe-wucking Englishman whom noth-| ing could disturb.” a We have sequired a rather South- jern, Or Italian spirit,” he which i not quite mo stable |may have more 1 be more clev- | Jer tha old, stolid Accept “California” Syrup of Figs ik for the name California on the package, then you are sure nual that suld be re. | Only—loc sex of the, neighbor ssed around the roots, as early in the morning a new, contplete and up- ine. We are getting ‘ex- gerous to your general tooth may be. The X- positive way to find out r tooth is infected. We DR. L. R. CLARK -RAY WORK ON YOUR TEETH ‘Abscessed teeth cause a variety of human illnesses, many of them very serious indeed. Rheumatism Eye trouble Diseases of the ear ; Disorders of the stomach and digestive organs And even‘serious disorders of the spine itself are known to have been caused directly by abscessed teeth. Abscessed teeth continuously produce poisons, much the same as any, other portion of the anatomy would if it were in a decaying condition. These poisons are absorbed into the system and travel merrily on. their way till they find the spot of least resistance. There they congregate— trouble starts. It is simply comm dition can not do me manent cures can be effected is by getting at the real root of the trouble—. in this case the-root Don’t neglect your teeth. This, is good, sound advice. And consult den- tists that know their business. Every dentist in this office is a graduate registered man who has his cer= tificate from the state dental board hanging right on the wall in front of FREE EXAMINATION We will be very glad to examine your teeth thoroly, besides X-Raying his dental chair. them, and give you charge. THE REGAL DENTAL OFFICES 1405 Third Avenue Diagonally Across the Street From the Postoifice, LADY. Your physician will tell you that it is now an established fact that many cases of on sense that ordinary meditines taken for this cons ore than give temporary relief. The only way that per= of the infected tooth itself. ‘ expert advice regarding your dental needs without © DR. L. R. CLARK, Manager an N. W, Corner Third and Union Dentists lure to Get.to the Right Place ATTENDANTS ON DUTY AT-ALL TIMES * oa In Every Respect Seattle's