The Seattle Star Newspaper, April 13, 1921, Page 8

PAGE 8 Seattle Society s Bell Weds Mr, Cole- man at an Impressive Church Service; Pretty Double Wedding Cere- mony in Westminster Presbyterian Church. | IME First Baptist church was the scene of a pretty wedding last night when Miss Bonnt ter of Mr. and Mrs, William Stuart Bell became the bride of Mr. Mon Reid Coleman, son of Mr, and Mr W. T. Coleman, at $:30 o'clock Cherry blossoms and greens banked the altar, while tall standa crowned with Ru roses, carna tions and trailir ood on either side Preceding the service Mr. F. W Reife. played a pre pealed forth the Bridal C Ambr his t As the organ opening bars of the from Lohengrin, Rev Bailey, the groom and Mr. Fred Coleman, who groomsman, led followed by the Crosly of Kobe, Japan, Mr Welts, Mr. Horace Frem ar Drew Smith. Leading Edith Wetts, Mount Vernon, and Woodwant walking tox followed by Miss the bride's cousin, of Mount Vernon, and Miss Wyloha Bell, the bride sister, as maid of honor. They were bewitching in Colonial frocks of pink and orchid tinted taffeta. ) Welts and Miss Wyloha Be and Miss Florence Welts Harriet Woodward in Signed alike, the skirts distended the hips, and tight bodices with the Sleeves falling off the shoulders. A soft girdie of the taffeta ended in a acted ust the maids were cousin of the brik Miss Har: orc large bow on the left side and trailed | into little fish tail trains. Their hats were adorable tiny Co Jonial conceits to match thelr gowns & wreath of tiny flowers outlined their brims and snuggried se to the hair in the back where they Were tied with streamers of black Velvet ribbon. Colonial bouquets of Ophelia roses and pink sweet peas Were the flowers carried by these fascinating maids. Preceding the bride came ttle Estelle Klaus as flower girl, carry ing @ basket of pink and orchi¢ Sweet peas, and her twin sister. Elizabeth, with the ring on a white gatin cushion; they wore dainty white organdie raffled dresses with dows of white tulle on thelr hair. ~f The bride, advancing on the arm ef her father, was beautiful in her Fobe of ivory satin, the skirt draped and the bodice with a low waist Une; the necivand sleeves heavily em- Dbroidered. A utiful court train bung from the shoulders, finished at the end with the same lovely em. A graceful tulle veil fell the length train; it wag bound becoming: hair with plaits in the back and encircled her brow with a Wreath of orange biossoms. Her lovely Colonial bouquet held mauve orchids, Ophelia roses and lilies of the valley, showered on tulle ribbons With Htlex of the valley; circle of white ostrich gave the fin- ishing touch to the floral ornament After the ceremony an informal reception was held in the parlors of the church, followed by a supper at the homie of the bride for relatives &nd the bridal party. Mrs. J, Worth presided at the attractive table, centered with a graceful ar Fangement of pink carnations and Maiden hair ferns. Assisting here were Miss Alice Swope, Miss Phyllis Griffith, Miss Helen Gilroy of Ellensburg and Mra. Kirk Baxter. Mrs. Beil, mother of the bride, was attired in a gown of black satin and silver lace and wore a corsage of Violets and roses. Mrs, Coleman, the| groom's mother, wore a gown of blue satin with an overdrapery of black lace and a corsage of violets and roses. Mrs. Coleman traveled in a gray blue duvetyn taiileur heavily em broidered, a hat\in gray straw with ribbon streamers and a corsage of orchids. Mr. and Mrs. Coleman left for a short wedding trip and will be at home after May 1, at 925 Eighteenth | . North Mrs, Coleman ta a graduate of the | Broadway High school, the Univer. sity of Washington. and is a mem ber of Alpha Xi Delta Sorori Mr. Coleman is a graduate of Broadway High school, attended the University of Washington, and is af. filinted with Delta Kappa Epusilen fraternity. Mrs. Stromberg to Be Complimented at Luncheon Tomorrow afternoon at her home Mrs. @* luncheon, entertaining in compli Ment to Mrs, W. T. Stromberg, of Astoria, Ore, who is a visitor in the city. Covers will be marked for eight guests and bridge will the enjoyed later, diversion Wellesley Gardens to Be Sold for Benefit of College Fund Wellesley gardens are to at the Metropolitan the opening night of the performance of “The Sweetheart Shop,” which is to be given Tuesday evening, April 19, for the benefit of the Wellesley college endowment fund. These gardens consist of seed Packages of blue flowers for the #pring garden; blue being the Wel lesley color. They contain the seeds of bachelor buttons, Jobelia, verbena, asters, sweet peas, larkspurs and love-in-the-mist . theatre Mrs. Skinner to Entertain With Bridge Tea Next Tuesday afternoon, home in Laurelhurst, Mrx W. Skinner will be hostess bridge tea, entertaining in ment to Mrs. William Edria, who is leaving the last of the month for San Francisco, where she will join Mr. Kdris and make her home. at her Gilbert at compli & delicate | Nelson Troyer will be hostess | Pretty Double |Wedding Ceremony | Simplicity in all ite sweet dignity marked the nuptial rites at the dow ble wedding ceremony performed last evening in Westminster Presbyterian ehureh at 815 o'clock, when Mina NH m € ou daught of Mr, and Mra. William Mein Cathoun, became bride of Dr, ‘Thomas Bdmund| Dough n of Kev, Thomas I Douglas and Mre jougias, and Mie Alice Rrown Hester, daughter of Mr nd Mra. George M. Shaver, was wed | M George Villiers Calhoun, son f Mr. and Mrs. William Mein Cal ' 1, Nev Thomas KE. Douglas, ted he Rev, George T. Gunter, reading the service here were no attendants, and the ushers were, Mr, Douglas Myers, Mr John Snapp, Dr, Vernon Spickard nd Mr. Walter Douglas. rr a rat motif at the altar was carried out in palma and huckle berry effectively tied with bows of white tulle and rows of cathedral tapers in brass oa ve Preceding the ceremony, Milas Min nie Widmer, at the organ, played Muse du Mariage,” b Dubols; “Con Amour Nevin, and gavotte ("Mig ' ) by Thomas and Mr. Elmer) Eckert sang impressively, “O Promise ne opening notes of Loherigrin anced the coming of the brides 4 Alice Hester came first, on the m of h er and Mise Helen | her father with » gowns of Mixx Cal her esc h and Miss Hester were fashion. of ivory charmeuse, the rt and full and trimmed with p scallops of double-head ruffles of the satin, caught up with sprigs orange bi m8 The bodices were draped in surplice t with orange blossoms empha Tho tulle vells a of the tulle sizing the were ed and fell to the hems of their skirts. They were arranged in becoming cap t and bound with tiny «prays of | jorange blossoms. Their lovely show bouquets wer mposed of lilies of the valley and runner roses the « Mr. Theo 8 fly on his violin Cantabile,” and Men wedding march was used f Following the service a supper was |served for the immediate families at the Calhoun and the Shaver reat dence. On thelr wedding journey Mrs. Cal houn wore a black satin one-piece costume with a dark furtrimmed | coat and black taflored hat, and Mrs Douglas traveled a dark blue panne velvet tailleur, trimmed tn squirrel, and a black straw hat trim med in ostrich with touches of blue and silver around the brim After May 1 Dr. and Mra. Douglas will be at home at the Porter apart a, | | ment. eee '\Mr. and Mrs. Eddy | |Dinner Hosts As a compliment to Mr. and Mrs. Wiliam H. McEwan, Mr. and Mra John W. Eddy o sined wil a dinner of fourteen co s at their home Monday evening. eee Mrs. Hood Entertains at Tea To honor Mrs. Edward M. Hays, who has recently come here to re side, Mra. George T. Hood entertain- ed at her home yesterday afternoon with a charming tea. Assisting her were Mra. Clyde M. Hadley, Mra. Henry Franklin Brown and Mrs. Charles Jordan. Again, at her home today, Mrs. Hood was hostess, complimenting Mra. Hays, the assistants being Mra. obert McAusland, Mrs. Torlief Tor land and Mra, William Hitt. Spring flowers decorated the pretty tea jtable and were used in profusion thruout the rooms. Rector’s Wife to Be Welcomed The ladies of the East Seattle guild are entertaining with a tea at the home of Mrs. H. D. Stewart Thurs day afternoon from 3 until 5 o'clock in welcome to Mra. T. A. Hilton wife of Rev. T. A. Hilton, the new rector of Emanuel church Invitations are extended to all ladies of the island. An interesting musical program will be given dur. ing the afternoon . |Rummage Sale The ladies of the Epiphany church in Denny-Biaine will hold a rum |mage sale Friday and Saturday April 15 and 16, in a booth at the Pine Street Market, Seventh ave. and Pine st. }EG aGS IN |POTA TO CASES } exes large potatoes tablespoons grated cheese tablespoon butter cup white sauce coarse bread crumbs | Scrub potatoes and bake }done. Cut in he ne lengthwise scoop out the mealy inside, Pr little white sauce in the shell, an ege poached in salted water j half the | white sauce and spread lightly {the eggs. Springle with bre crumbs, then cheese and dot with bits of butter, Brown in a hot oven ' | | and it a and | ‘The anclent Grecks smoked cer: ta called “hoot lettuce.” One dozen dainty specially priced at . Photographs, $5.00 James & Merrihew 700 Kitel Bidg. 2nd at Pike Do You Know That the famous Pendleton Blanket is manufactured at Washougal, Washington? See the display at the f=) Women’s Edu- f@ cational Exhibit (\@) for Washington f) Manufacturers April 19-23 ARENA ADMISSION FREE ia i untit! Mix| cheese with the remaining | in seeds, plants, hemp and what is | moar op oapoyoy —_—————} ( SEE COLLAR | | | with a curious design of braic to the waist. Personal ! Mre. Samue! Russel! left Saturday jto join her parents, Mr. and Mre | Alexander Raiitie, (They plan to spend to several | Madison Park Bile Class jact that she calla “each Follies,” in the southern portion of the state.) ne stadison Park Bible class will|in which she is assisted by @ 3 ee ed |meet at the home of Mrs. M. A.|trio of pretty girls in the niftiest of | Mra. William T. Stromberg, of A®|raipott, 38th ave. and E. Madison | bathing gults, Plain and fancy div bec Ore., ts a guest at the Assem |e: at 3 p.m. Mrs, A. W. Dowman|ing, singing and dancing form the oly hotel, planning to remain #€¥-| wit continue her study in Exekiel.lact, which is neatly staged. Laaeth sore ae ho eee Vardon and Perry are two verma i Photoplay Censorship Board tile musictans, singers and dancers Mrs. Mary ©. Hanna has removed? one photoplay ve mewn a boardet| Louise Hamlin and William Mack from an apartdent in the St. Flor-lin, geattie Federation of Women's|score a big hit in their offering | ence to the Case Loma apartments. | ine will meet Thursday morning |called “Two Records.” . at 10:30 at the Federation club} George and Paul Hickman are $8 tare egg gion ss ge house, Harvard ave. and Thomas st.|travesty experts, one of them in : page: re, @. R. Agnew. | Ladies of Golden North 1 Cecil Engel and Hazel Marehall Mr. and Mrs. A. B. Stewart re.|_7he Ladies of the Golden North]two pretty gira in attractive turned Monday, after an absence o' several months in California, eee night eee Mr. James Colbert Sullivan gone a fow days . vivit in California, ie the guest o her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Victo Hugo Smith. She plans to leave tr in Chicago and together they wil may eee. Mrs. William Ripley, of Tacoma, Mrs Tomp) ini, . Mr. and Mrs. Winlock W. Mille day evenin, several week: Mrs. Charles Willard Stimson and Henry are leaving to be Mrs. Langdon ©. Saturday for San Francisco gone about 10 days. Mrs. J. H. Bloedel and Miss Char! lotte Bloedel are guests ut the Chat hum hotel in New York city. see Mrs, George W. Dilling returne days spent in Portland, Ore. in San Francisco, weeks Mra. A. FL Anderson left today for San Francisco, to be gone a fort lett yesterday for Portland, Ore, to be Mrs, Ira Rawn, who returned the first of the week from a month's about six weeks to join Mr. Rawn go to New York for an indefinite spent the weekend with her sister, Ta aerive trom California Thurs | wilt meet in Masonic. temple Thure the first of the week from a few Mr. Floyd Cook of Medford, Ore..| is spending a few days in the city eee Mrs. | TUE CLUBS FOR THURSDAY Klsworth Clrele Ladies entertain halt April ts « H Jone Ellsworth A. KR, will party in Pu riday m ! Arty v of « cirele the whint Armory Jat #20 p |All Grand invited. with the 1 klin's nit hme ople and friend: Ame Fortnightly Club a will entertain ee Queen Mra, 8 Congrov the Queen Anne I at the Y¥. oe Ww 2 o'clock CoA Thursday Progress Chub Thursday Progress club 2p. m. at home J, Johnaton, 6023 16th This will be guest day. see Una Auction Bridge Club M. Brogan and Mra William will be honte the Una Auetion-Bridge of the latter, 4009 Lur will be The meet Mrs N. B will ot ave the w Mra. Flumerfeit sat the 1 1 o'clock see Council of Jewish Women The Beattle section, Council of Jewish Women, will meet at 2:00 tn Temple de Hirsch. A board meeting jwill be held at 1 o'clock eee Veritas Whiet Club The Veritas Whiet club w with Mes. Henry Fubrberg. ave, W t lock. &, W. BLA, Review No. 8, W. B. in the W. O. W ave, and Marion et. nerved at {Il meet 1526 Pa a Review No. Beattie will meet Fourth p.m. A hati at 8 Pythian Sisters Altruistic Club Mrs. A. A. Owborne and Mra, F. Tourtellot will be honteases at the meeting of the Pythian Sisters A : trulstic club at the Knights of Py A rolling collar features) tiias nalt at 1 o'clock |this chic wrap of duvetyn <t a Seattle Graded Union of Sunday School Teachers ‘The Seattle Graded Union of Sun day School Teachers will meet from d oa tional church, Sixth ave. and Unt versity st. In addition to the usual } will be explained . ‘lof Pythias hail, ginia st, Third ave. and Vir eee Red Croms Nursing Clasecs Red Cross nurving classes will be held at the Jumble Shop at 10 a. m., at Whitworth school at 1:90, at Brighton Beach at 7:20, for Y. L. L sirls at Knights of Columbus hall at 7, and class in nutrition at Yee ler Mbrary at 7:20 p. m. eee Past Matrom of Myrtle Chapter Past matrons of Myrtle chapter will meet with Mrs. A. E. Swain 4739 19th ave. N, BE Lunch at 1 t 1 Fortwon United Spanish War Veterans will |meet Thursday, April 14, at 2 p. m jin Veterans’ hall, the Armory. . . . , | Seattle Chapter 5, 0. BE. F. | Seattle Chapter No. 95, O. BE. F., day, April 14, at & p. m. Business meeting and orchestra program. Al! Eastern Stars invited, eee League of Women Voters League of Women Voters, clans on American citizenship, will meet Thursday, April 14, at 10:20 a. m., jin Frederick & Nelson's auditorium The Leomnansth will be on state govern Ladies Day Crystal Pool Every Thursday 4 Captain N. K. Wills and Wills, who have been absent from from 13 noon until 3 p. m. the city for the past year and a Jone but tation adeniteed | half, returned to théir home last Gpacial tasteveten tree, of satiny charge by D. J. Vickers, eee Warm Salt Water Mr. Charles Wills of Vancouver, ATTLE NATATORIUM |B. ©, spent the week end with COMPANY his parents, Capt. and Mrs, N. K 9085 Seoend Avenne | Wills, to offe est Coats Dresses 1113 Th | Every woman who intends come to this store and com- pare Laine, Yokohama and Bolivia all silk-lined garments of fin- ship are featured now at $29.50 =» $39.50 You need not pay all in 30 days. Bet. Seneca and Spring Sts. purchase a wrap should our values with those ered elsewhere. Duvet de texture and workman- OPEN A GATELY CHARGE ACCOUNT Shirts Waists Sweaters ird Ave. 4 tnightly club at} SEATTLE | | | will meet Thursday at the Knights | clothes, STAR WOMEN’S CLUBS ————— / to 11:30 at Plymouth Congrega | LOTTIE MAYER |AT PANTAGES Lottie Mayer, already well known program, plans for Children’s Week | to vaudeville audiences In this coun try the and Europe, has come back to Pantages this week with a new harmonize plearantly in xyncopated comedy numbers and a ballad or two. Leland Clifford an@ Lida Both well have a clever novelty act eee NOVEL CIRCUS ACT AT PALACE HIP The new bill at Loew's Palace Hip, opening tomorrow, will be graced by two stellar features and Promises much colorful variety and mirth in the novelties. Bify Hart and Hix Clreus Girt A quartet of handsome young wo- men, Rave an offering that radi ates the charm and glitter of cir- cus life. Their act “Bits of Circus Variety.” “A Few Pleasant Moments” ts the promine of Frank Willing and Dolly | Jordan. “The Record Shop” i» the prom- feing title of a quaint conceit prom ined by Mack and Maybelle, a boy and girl. Marvelous De Onzos are gymnasts. “The Little Gray Mouse” will be the feature photoplay, is billed as! “The Gabby Trickster” Bm. J.) Moore, comes direct from England with a bagful of clever magical idean Music De Caro Benefit in the city, Mrs, Bentley bas always taken a very active part in all loca musical activities, and in jocal artivta receive recognition. eee Tetrazzini Concert Thursday Mme. Luisa Tetrazzini, famous soprano, will be heard in concert tomorrow evening at the Arena ‘This will be the diva’s only concert in this state as she leaves imme diately for New York to sail for Burope May Ist. The following program will be given by Mme. Tetrazzini, assisted by Francesco Longo, planixt; Max Gegna, cellist, and J. Henri Bove, | flutint. Waits from “The Nuteracker” Mutte ‘Techalkowsky Mosere Longs, € and Bove “Caro Nome.” fr Dreric... Vera | Mme. Tetrassint Symphonic Variations + Maetiman Mr Geena a Orel de Fata . . Dena }> Ke Foust - Quarante le Come ie Nose tame a Rerenade Lavignac > Waite Chopin | Rnapeodie di Mme Tetrazeint Best foodstuffs for the Boldt's—Advertinement, MARRIED LIFE __ MADE HAPPY “Some way or or other We seemed to be drifting apart. Something was wrong and we didn't know what it was. Henry didn't look the mame to me as he did in the good old days and as for myself—I seemed to have lost my charm for him; and sudden- jy we both woke up. It was the [fact that we had become not only careless but Ahabby in our appear | ance. We'd been saving the wrong |way, and then we found out that |we could go on saving and have a wardrobe, too, and we did. We went to Cherry's and bought on credit— and their payments are so small we |somehow still manage to tuck a lit tle away cach month. Certainly, | we're much happier. 207 Rialto buildin: between Madison the Pig’n Whistle. least at Their store ts Granite floors and Veranda dered form. read ly and We as the Try Nu-Sink, a special Scull UULUUUUUAUULUUUALUAVALUUALGUUULL ALAA We carry a full line of Acme Quality Paints and Finishes manufactured by the largest paint factory in the world. The quality is par excellence and the price is lower than it has been for years. For Your Walls Kalsomine (cold water paint) or No-Luster Finish (oi! paint). For Your Woodwork or Floors Varnolac, a combined stain and varnish, or a choice of several kinds of clear Varnish, each made for a particular purpose. Also wax in liquid, paste and pow- Rs Exterior Painting New Era House Paint, mixed, lead more than that to make a good, lasting house paint. (Formula on every can) For Interior Enameling For Your Drain Board like white enamel but has a remarkable wearing and heat-resisting quality. Anything Else in the Paint Line—We Have It ss Minn nt nn es Floor Paint for interior Paint for exterior floors. Better than oil because it requires for use. recommend Acme Enamel best that money can buy. preparation which looks anni |girls have found in this work health, helping | education WEDNES APRIL 13, 1921, MRS. MAX WEST’S ADVICE ON THE CARE OF CHILDREN can expert and mother pothers on child welt DAY, Mrs, Max West, children, United States dren will anewer questions of on ment. Mrs, F Weeks will trace | Concert a Success , or advice tn [the career of a bill thru the legit! Last evening a most muccenmsful | ™% ; I Bg A, gel lature, At next week's OCI haath ealatads Gail’ wien. OO: thi this column twiee @ week. i ete Byes! Prag Will ©® | Metropolitan theatre for Michele De % e & Ran ees |Caro, the purpose being to as ~ BY MKS, MAX WEST Q—How long should a child no winge 0 to Milar | uuggest to the mothe ho milk every day? A benefit luncheon for tho All) yr, ne’ Caro has appeared lostion ot thar i that they in-| years old; better thruout the Fee ee We ee eee at clital here a number of tir clude the following information in| Perlod of growth, altho the g jot Mr. A. EB. Schutt J 6304 | econtly ung with the Seattle their letters child needs to eat something of ave, 8. W, Thursday, April 14, 4t) Shony Orchestmm, where he was! Age of the baby; is he breast or |!mport food element every 13. m. All members and friends 1M | very favorably received, He gives! pottie-bed; how ten: if bottle-fed | Many children narrow their 4 vited to attend and bring thelr) promise, with study, of becoming a| what is present di ‘other food be. | lat by whims or fancies about & darning. The proceeds will be und) winger of marked ability }eiden milk; condition of bowels; if| “nd in this are only too oft to pay the expenses of delegatet| De Caro hax a baritone volee of!oider ehild, daily food, habits, |Couraged by their mothern, to the Washington state conven-| excellent caliber, and his tones |amount of #l weight, etc. When | cee tion at Walla Walla. Jare of fine quality, clear and reson-|asking questions about growth Q—Shall 1 let my year-old “ee im He interprets hin songs with | elude birth weight und «present! seep outdoors at night? , . » effect and with finished | weight It t« frequently imponsib! A-—It wilt depend upon the 4 5 gh eae ‘ These qualities combined for me to reply in & natisfactory man-| perature, the location of the 2 " | with a gracious manner made of his ner because I do not have sufficient |and the condition of the baby, There wr ig Shgrpe om | pie recital @ real success |information on which to base intell- | ideal condition is to have the dinner served at the Yacht elub, two arias “Di Provenza iligent judgment. It will make it| kept perfectly warm, and so followed by a dance, Saturday even: | Mar’ from “Traviata rl, jeasier to reply to the questions if|ed that no direct drafts of © “ay and “Traditore della I from|you will make them specific and upon him, yet to give hin Re ee & ndrea Chenier were dmir-| definite, 1 whall always be glad tol stant supply of fresh alr. Ia ably sung and fully appreciated. |hear of successful methods of baby | weather with @ protected porch @ Ladies’ Grotto Club The ether jummbeen wees. Divideh (Ghd GL cass’ Trim mothers who | conditions maybe eased and On Friday evening, April 2% the) int, three groups, Italian, French |have had much experiences. Please! outdoor sleeping safe and Ladies’ Grotto club will entertain) ang Engtish, Those most favorably » be sure to mention the name of | some. with an informal dance at the new) recived were rrinte utorno,”|the paper in which you are reading | eee |Knights of Pythian hall, 1929% [soc gi Fata.” which was sung |the articles, Q—Pieane tell me how to Third ave. An invitation is extend fedeot. “Peb-9 aon? - ee jusehee | tog Byala: wedi 494) “Ronjour, Buzon” a so tu m'*.| © How can I teach my little girl| A—Use one junket tablet aa ermal ei aon.” Of the last, “The Blind )ts mix with her own crowd? They |@uart of milk, and flavor witl + |Plouxhman” was so enthusiastically make tun of her and tease her until| very little vanilla or grated nut Lotes Cieb Relubow Ball greeted that it oalied for 4 repetl whe cries, She is getting a cowed |The bowl of cold milk in which The Lotus club te giving it#! tion w Bleep the Crimvon ijook and seems to be lofing her | tablet has been dissolved is set Rainbow Ball” Saturday evening, | Petals.” “That ‘Twere Possible" and |pappy disposition |pen of hot water for two or @ April 16, in the Masonic temple “There Is No Death" were also well] A—1t may be best to take hér out | minutes, then removed and allio The committee in charge will COM | received. Mr. De Caro was most\of school for a while, and teach her| to Jelly In @ warm place. It |rint of Messre, Reynold Frediund.| generous and responded with sev-lat home, until she crows up a litte|be kept on ice or very cold Byron G. Ives, Wm. A. Colaky and) eral delightful encores more and gets more poise, Keep her | has solidified, Witrea K. Harmon. Mre, Frederick Bentiey, who pre-|out of doors, and bulld up her gen-| eee The patroneases will be Mra. W.| sented Mr. De Caro in concert, wasleral health. As you live in the| Q—Can you suggest a good B. Ivon, Mra, F. In Emerick and/atso his accompanist. Considered! country could she not join one of the | door game for my three child Mrs. J. EB. Moore Jone of the leader in muntoal ein pig or poultry clubs of the depart-|10 and 12 years? ment of agriculture? Many boys and| A—One excellent game for | tamuy would be tether-ball. |wend you the names of good i= games if you care to write for it. 1 wi and the growing self-re top spect that comes from a really no. table accomplishment “Bayer” on Genuine Aspirin—say “Baye: Warning! Unless you see the|Hendache, Neuralgia, eT Earache, Toothache, Lumbago ° Bayer” on package or on tal-| 5. eae, AN Greasiots etl lets, you are not getting genuine A*|-Tabiets of Aspirin in handy pirin preseribed by physicians for | boxes of 12 and in bottles of 24 twenty-one years, and proved safe|100. Aspirin is the trade by millions. Take Aspirin only as| Bayer Manufacture of Mo told in the Bayer package for Colds, | idester of Salicylicacid. NELSON’ UPSTAIRS STORE Fourth at Pine Pine at Fourth CLOSING- uw SALE SPRING DRESSES This Sale Event of Season Is Now On We are offering our entire display of Dresses — Taffeta Silk models, C: models, Satins and Tricolettes — in lace-trimmed, embroidered and braided effects. Variety of shades and sizes at this unusual low price— ‘192 GARMENT These are regular $27.50 to $45.00 values and every dress is a new spring model. These low prices are offered in order to have a quick clearance in our Dress Department, as we intend to devote our entire shop to Coats. Here is an oppo tunity for the women of Seattle to have a new sprigga dress and at the same time save considerable money. ” AT NELSON'S UPSTAIRS STORE YOU SAVE MONEY Wine-of-Pepsin is being taken off the market 2nd of June by the federal thorities. Before that time every hon should have at least one case fe medical purposes. Without a doubt WINE PEPSIN is the most wonde tonic ever offered for sale. It Aids Digestion Order Yours Tod By Case, $18.00 (12 Bot Delivered Write or Call The Guy Distributing C Distributors 504 Hinckley Block name PEEQTTERAETEL ET THEY