The Seattle Star Newspaper, June 30, 1921, Page 4

Correct Apparel for Women An Extraordinary BLOUSE SALE Disposal of Carman Quality Blouses and Overblouses at Prices Far Below Value 'ARMAN has assembled for Friday and Saturday setli say hundreds of Georgette, Canton Crepe Satin, Taffeta, Dimity ‘and characteris tic Carman Values to $49.75 Satin and Crepe de Chine. fesirable shadea _ Values to $12.50 ouses 4 overblouses of $9.75 This group comprises 97 beautiful beaded and embroidered blouses and overblouses developed in Georgette, Canton Crepe, Included are semi-tailored and fancy dress blouses in distincttve designs and color combina tions of Beige, Honey Dew, Gray, Henna, Firefly and other $5.00. flandsome blouses for summertime wear. Inctuded are excel- | | , at prices far below oY, de Chine, oile—all of quality. Tent qualities of Georgette, Satin, Crepe, Taffeta, Dimity and Voile, in tuck-in, tie-on overblouses and regulation styles. range of colorings ts unusually from $7.50 to $12.50. Values to $8.50 The complete. Formerly. priced at $3.75 In this group are former $5.00 to $8.50 valties. A good amort- ment of Georgette, Satin, Dimity and Voile blouses In pin- tucked and embroidered models is included. Most of the popular shades are represented. Second Avenue at Spring Street (Teke Elevator te Third Floor) | (GITIZENS’ CAMP ‘QUOTA OBTAINED Seattle Goes Over the Top, | but Wants More Seattle wont over the top Wednes: | day in its applications for the privt \ of attending the eltizens’ mill tary training camp which opens at Camp Lewis July 6 Vo have reached our quota,” #ald Capt, Jefferson M. Stewart, in charge of recruiting for the camp, “but we will continue receiving applications until Wednesday, We may need extra men, in case youths who have | signed up in other districts should fail for any reason to present them: selves. Those who apply here and do not get to go will be given preferred positions on the list next summer.” The camp's activities will last one month, It will be made up of men between 16 and 35 years of age. \She Paid | $250 fer | One Pair of Shoes GRAND JUNCTION, June 59 | Because Mra, J. 1, Cockrill re | quires special shoes, she and her hus band drove from Eureka, Nev., 1,000 miles, to have a local shognaker fit her, ‘The trip and the shoes egst “ogy $250. Cider at $400 Per Swig in Greene Co. | ALBANY, N. Y., June 30.—-Nolen!- ency is hrown violators of the pro | hibition law in Greene county, Men | dat Pollak, proprietor of @ hotel near | Catakitl, was fined $400 for selling la glass of hard cider. Two other | men were fined $200 each for selling | lquor, They pleaded uilty. CORNS Lift Off with Fingers Doesnt hurt @ pit! Drop litte “Freesone” on an aching corn, in- stantly that corn steps hurting, then shortly you lift iteright off with fingers, Truly! Your druggist ells a tiny bottle of “Freezone” for a few cents, sufficient to remove every hard corn, soft corn, or corn between the toes, and the calluses, without soreness or irrita- tion. OVUBLES THE VALUE OF YvurR MONEY Be ren *6 Site avo endirly watehed by careful byrers, Every item a money-saver. Palmolive Soap fee aie... AOC Cocoanut Oil Shampoo Makes the hair soft BO) S16 and fluffy. Per bottle Two bottles Picnic Sets Napkins, Table Cloth and Liquid Petrolatum A pure, colorless, tasteless, heavy liquid petroleum. A nat- ural cure for all bowel 75¢c trouble. Per bottle. . Shoe Brush and Whisk Broom Both of these useful articles are of excellent quality Refreshing, fragrant confec- Ideal warm weather Soda Pheapibate A granular powder of pure phosphate of soda, Tax when necessary. Bath Caps All the new and snappy styles 5c Water Wings, Ear Stoppers and Bathing Bags These delicious, dainty, refreshing candies, per package 5c .. 6¢ Two packages .. Theatrical Cold Cream A perfect complexion insurance against sunburn or skin 50 ‘ Cc irritation. Per % Ib... Cascara Aromatic A pleasant laxative preparation tor constipation and 25c biliousness. Per bottle Two bottles Vanity Case and Talcum Powder The case contains mirror and small powder puff in silk case, combined with talcum powder, Vanity Case... 15c Case and Talcum Powder, ..16¢ Hard Candies A delicious hard Candy. sparkling. Per pound satin-finished Bright and Zinc Ox. Ointment A healing, soothing application for the skin. Per tube .. Two tubes --16¢ Cologne Bouquet Soap Fragrant and soothing to the skin. Three cakes to 35c box. Per box.. Two boxes ... .. 36¢ Jergen’s Bath Tablets All different odors. Large cakes, Per cake 1 OC Adhesive Tape Strong tape with a zine oxide base, Per spool ‘two spools. Renown Playing Cards A highly polished card of em during quality. Two packs .. « ale Swift’s Shaving Cream Fullsize tubes of a perfect lather and beard soft 35c ener. Per tube .. Two tubes ...... Peeeeeee 36¢ Jergen’s Transparent Violet Soap Exquisitely fragrant of fresh violets, Healing and cleansing to the skin, Three 35c takes to box. Per box SEVEN BUSY STORES—OWNED BY SEATTLE MEN cs e Second and Pike Second and Madison Fourth and Union Fourth and Madison Broadway and Thomas University District 14th Ave. N. E. and 50th st. West Seattle— at Junction THE SHATTLE Mary Pickford to Give ~~ = Lael N ) a How many little girls are there tn Seattle who would like to have the pretty white cap, the cute little dress or the dear little shoes that Mary Pickford wore in “Thru the Back | Door,” her latest sereen production? | Hundreds, we'll bet, Well, every lit tle girl in Seattle ia ge have | the opportunity the dainty wea: i worn by ip plot ines, too. Bweetheart™ and there will When = “America's hoard that Seattle folks liked her #0 | well in “Thru the Back Door,” which showed here recently, that they want | |to death, What do you thin did? She wired M the Winter Gar | is to be shown , that she wanted |to give parts of her “Thru the Back Door” wardrobe to several little Seat: | - Ue girls, And of course Manager James Lewis ‘ ‘K. nows His Job,” Say = So | to Appear in the movies, | Back Door" His Friends ra Ernest I. Lewis WASHINGTON, June 30.—Ernest 1. Lewia, newest member of the In| terstate Commerce Commission, is equipped by experience for the posl- tien he holds, . That experience started in a $3 week boarding house at Andervon, Ind., following & common school ed- weation at Danville, Ind Lewis’ roommate at the boarding house was Wilbur D. Nesbit, now famous as @ poet and humorist. Both worked as printer? devils. Lewia became a union printer, then switched to the reportoria) end of newspaper work. He grew deep- ly interested im financial and Indus trial affairs, particularly those per- taining to transportation and pub- He utllides, As correspondent for the Indian apolis News he studied the manu- facture of ficial gas in Sheffield and Manehester, England. | He played an important part tn the establishment of a citizens gas company in Indianapolis, It became nationally known as a semi-public institution and for its low-priced waa, Hf studied government and utility Problems in Australia, New Zealand and South Africa in 1907 His work attracted wide and he was sent to study railway and economic conditions in gpk Manchuria and Korea, Then he became chairman of the! public service commission of Indi ana, Then to Washington as Inter. state Commerce Commissioner. | Lewis’ associates, have a way of “Lewis knows his job.” Star Carriers Aa the guests of the management, 250 Star news carriers witnessed the performance at the Pantages! Wednesday night, | Dancing Davey was particularly popular wit : See Pan Show | ETA Watch for “Tarzan the Terrible” on Saturday mo =e Sa al — eo >) ~~ = aol a” wants to please Miav Pickford, #0 he has framed the most interesting stunt in order to give all the little girls an opportunity to compete for the precious prizes. Not only that, ho is going to give them a chance Just think of it! Next Tuesday morning at 10:30 every little girl who presents herself the theatre will be given @ chance to tmitate Mary before the camera, Won't that be fun? To the con testants who give the best impernona- tion of Mary as she appears in “Thru the Back Door,” the prizes will or | be awarded. Don't fo girls, “Th at the Win den Saturd: pletures will be taken the followin Tuesday, i | | Do You Really Want A | Beautiful Complexion? Then Use This Treatment \ Just Before "" zoe Hesling Crea Te well into the skin uneil of ie pone. and healing ts this treatment, thee SS | wae ore Of wil akin diseases yields rend: fly. while the minor shin affictionsend irrleations == weual!y disappear after a single treatment, PRD rg a vou per have Lemmy ‘no matter e Bold sod Guarenteed by BARTELL DRUG STORE 1906 Boren Ave. PAINTS Why pay 14 to 14 more on the cost of Wall Pa- in per and Paints than we § charge for the same % goods? Our cash-and- § carry plan is a money saver. SPECIALS $2.75 gallon Paint : Sour price... D2-9O $2.75 gallon Coach Varnish— our price....0. e $1.20 quart Floor Paint—our price...... 97c $1.50 quart Floor Sainvour ree, D118 4b. Deadening Felt, 60 yards... $3.65 %-Ib. Deadentng Pelt, 50 yards, ... $2 .60 Dry Paste, per M..... +6. 14c Kitehen -Pape' O¢ to 26¢ Parlor Paper 10¢ to 68¢ Mall Paper 11¢ to 42¢ Bedroom Paper..10¢ to 46¢ Co. Largest Wall Paper Store Seattle 1921 Second Avenue. Hote! 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