The Seattle Star Newspaper, September 22, 1921, Page 3

THURSDA NFOOD SHOW WANS FAVOR WITHCROWD Real Exhibition on Now at Arena; Educational Value Is Emphasized Hundreds of visitors to the first @nnual Seattle Food Show, which ‘opened in the Arena Wednesday, got -omly a partial wew of the exhibit, “it that partial view seemed to con them that Seattle Retail Gro its" asoociation intends to stage a educational exhibition of food and of the preparation and ee of food. umber of the exhibitors had not pleted the arrangement of the booths and were busy explaining to the early Teady Thursday to give the real bene fits that are to be obtained. \ ‘The educational idea is emphasized Inthe first exhibits that greet the eye entrance to the Arena. The ental articles of food—bread, Meat and milk products—are shown fm the three exhibits first encoun ‘The exhibit presents a chemical s that they would be/ Ink and Hungry Kids. More Ink, More Jobs. It Goes in a Cirele. Buy Home Products. Tt ts not « far ery from ink to hungry children. Seattle's unemployed that are really In need of work are esti. mated by some at 15,000, No work for these men means hungry children und sad-faced mothers, Three thousand of these children did not have | shoes and clothes to wear to | | school on opening day a few / | weeks. ago, Now here is where ink comes inte the story. Seattlemade ink is generally recognized by the trade as equal to the best on the market. It is | no higher in price. Federal ink, made in Seattle, is used all over | the West and has universally | satisfied Its users, stationers tell The Star. Now, if every Seattle resident used Federal Ink and other products, it would provide em- | ployment for approximately 60 | people that are now unemployed. The same old story of more | ink, more men, more botiles, more boxes, more printing, until | the $60,000 will more than double | itself in the endless chain, Even as with ink. so it is with other products. There is none so insignificant that when you use THE SEATTLE STAR PAGE and ike St. Pi Quality A special purch ase of several thousand pieces of this alum- inum ware “way be- low regular price” _ THE GROTE-RANKIN OTTO F. KEGEL, President SPECIAL ONE DAY’S SALE Brand Aluminum Ware Seattlemade goods you do not / help provide work for some fel- low that needs it, Would an inventory of your precany soot at gc » OF your a ow ts of Seattle labor? a Dees the food you eat help feed a neighbor? } Do the clothes you wear help clothe some Seattle child? Do the accessories of your business provide employment for some man here in your home town that will keep him out of the bread line this winter? analysis showing the food properties ima gallon of milk with the various | properties segregated. Demonstrators | explain to the visitors points which the average person has never taken the time or trouble to understand. Among the exhibits of special in- terest to the housewife is the display be electric ooking utensils and ac 4 presented by the Puget | Seund Power & Light Co. A slogan is Near, reading: “Let Snoqual- Falls Do Your Cooking.” In addition to the exhibits of the proper, the visitors were With the musical program ar- 4 for special entertainment the afternoon and evening. Mu numbers were presented at ‘atervals by Miss Elsie Brosche. ‘During the evening the band concert ‘Was an attractive side feature. These will be continued a daily feature of the show, has been designated as Community Club day. Monday has Deen set apart as Parent-Teacher As- Bociations day. Other special days to be observed next week are to be an- later. offered. Every dollar for Products made in your home city makes the “bread line” just a Peasants of Spain use cork light their houses at night. MAYOR'S JOB PROBERS GO INTO ACTION For the purpose of hearing re- ports on the present unemploy- situation in Seattle the spe- bark to | | day,” Just the same as there has been “raisin day,” “eatan-apple day,” and such other things, is the plea of some of the Texas constituents of Senator Shep- A demand that none but Amer. pard, who seems to think that leans be hired on city contract much unemployment can be met ‘work was made Wednesday in a with jobs if every employer who can possibly use an additional man or woman or two by strain- ing 2» point will provide the jobs. Sheppard has taken the mat- ter up with President Harding, and is awaiting developments. HOEWS PALACE HIP Long Skirts—May Be Graceful But Not Practical, Writes One Girl, Who Declares She Won't “Be in Style” at the Expense of Comfort. BY CYNTHIA GREY Long skirts—fashion dictators have wished ’em upon us for the coming rainy season! But will the American girl ac- cept them wholeheartedly, as a matter of course, as she has uncomfortable clothing in the past? Or will she dress, as she does nearly everything else, as she pleases? 1 am asking these questions bécause of the strong protests I have heard against the cumbersome long skirt from women and girl friends, many of whom declare they will not adopt them, Also during the past two months my mail has been nicely decorated with the same sort of protésts from feminine correspondents. ; One girl writes: Advance fashion notes hasten to inform the fair sex that the long, graceful lines will again make their appearance in early fall suits and dresses. Graceful—can you please tell me how they get that way, Miss Grey? Just | when we were beginning to learn how to use our feet and get ‘about at a man-sized pace, they have the nerve to attempt to | dump the tangle-foot raiment on us again. I am a business ‘girl and must get about a great deal, and nothing in wear- ing apparel has ever seemed so sensible to me as the short, rather full skirts of the waing fashion. ‘| The girls I know are all of the same mind, and we want to tell the world of women how we feel, because, without a doubt, most of them feel just as we do, but are too timid to ‘offer an expression of resentment against the freak fashion dictators. We are not going to wear long skirts. Miss Grey, will you give this thing an airing in your widely-read columns, and ask other women and girls to express their views? A BUSINESS GIRL. And_Feature Photoplay . MAK MARSH in LADY” PRE LITTLE 'FRAID Adierooons 220 Nights 6c REVUE LA ‘Troupe; Walters and Wal- ‘Carlton and Belmont; Mary 3 Paul Sydell. Company; Pantagescope General Admission 4 Be. Nig! MOORE vitpevitun CARLYLE BLACKWELL Nest Abel; Quixey Tries Jagsiing Nelsons; Carleton and Ballew; 7 ‘This Week—Matinee Saturdsy “NIGHTIE NIGHT” A Wide-Awake Farce Biven.1 25¢ to $1. Mats.1 25e to 50 Pies Wer Tax » The Repertory Company of Browne and Tien Yan Vothenburg anscunce “MR. FAUST” By Arthur Davison Ficke Thursday, Friday, Saturday ee vt oa wer ‘lax Wridey, Drame Cynthia’s Answers Kansas, Maine, Massachusetts, Mich- aici to-Short Questions ligan, Minnesota, Nebraska, New ‘ nn ————~ | In what states are the governors . eae “\D T NITY “sie! fore two-year torm? MP, | Hampshire, New Megico,New York, U | In Arizona, Arkansas, Colorado,|North Dakota, Ohio, Rhode Island, enablesustomake this remarkable offer at thistime. The vaiues are the best we have ever, Cynthia Grey: Your Choice of any piece in this lot for 49c Each. REGULAR 60c to $1.25 VALUES. ensce, Texas, Vermont and Wiscon- sin, eee How can the “mother” on vinegar be removed? ALICE. Thia white scum which formas in | the vinegar is the most essential part | lof this liquid. If this were removed \the vinegar would spoil and would be unfit for use, Under no ctroum- stances should one attempt to re- |move this “mother.” eee Did any president ever consult the senate before negotiating a treaty? RACHA Yes, Washington, Poik, Lincoln, \Grant and Arthur have done so di- rectly, It has been the custom of the secretary of state to consult with in- |fluential senators on these maters. eee WOMAN BADLY HURT BY AUTO Hit Boarding Car; Injuries May Prove Fatal Struck by an automobile as she | was about to hoard a street car, Mrs. Ida LeClair, 41, 4850 Graham st, was perhaps fatally injured Wednesday night, at Rainier a and Walker st. Mrs. LeClair was taken to city haspital in a private car driven by Richard Otten, 414 Ninth ave. where she was found to have sus- tained a possible fracture of the skull and internal injuries. The woman has been unconscious since the accident T. V. Surber, 4443 Rainier ave., who drove the car, anid the lights of the street car blinded him. He was arrested on a charge of reckless driving and later released on $100 Is there any city in the United | fail, States that is not in any county and After striking the woman, Sur- why? N. M. | ber’s car rammed a telephone pole Bt. Louis, Mo., is not in any county |and traveled 50 feet before stop- because the state legislature has not; ping. The auto was badly dam- created a county there. aged. ns Is It necessary for Quakers to get marriage licenses in Indiana? PAL According to the revised statutes of Indiana, 191}, Quakers were ape- cifically exempted from the law re- quiring marriage licenses, eee Annually use these tablets of organic fron—Nuxated Iron—to build up red blood, strength and endurance. the Baltt- iner, ways imply HELPS awake to the condition of Towing It to remain thin, MAKE giving the natural lite RICH, fer mean for building. the RED : and helping to give b than organte jron--Nuxated Iron.” Nuxated Iron F jy, comes In tablet form only, and does not contain wt finest quality of pre-d ft pre-die ore which is easily assimilated by the blood. UXATED § TAK WAN TA DB jOonnccticut, Georgia, Idaho, lowa,! South Carolina, South Dakota, Tenn- Your Choice of any piece in this lot for 1¢ Each. , REGULAR 10c to 28c VALUES. Sale Begins Friday Morning and housewives who are interested in saving on their kitchen equipment ‘should take advantage of this sale—and as the quantities of certain items are limited we repeat our advice—come early. No Mail Orders . No Phone Orders No Pieces Reserved Deliveries Can Only Be Made at Our Convenience | climbed telephone poles and hid in | Read my article tn |scalp and makes the hair brittle. |pure and entirely greaseless, lvery cheap and beats anything else | easy to handle. jand takes out every particle of dust, dirt and are ‘ageing | BEST AGE. :|A manis 3 old as his organs; he Fifth Ave. and Pike St. , We advise early buy- ing to protect you against disappoint- ment.Every article in the offering is Quality Brand aluminum ware —guaranteed for twenty years—and made of pure alum- inum-‘me- tal. ee | ee SS Ae ay Your Choice of any piece in this lot for $1.39 REGULAR $1.50 TO $3.00 VALUES. Blood Will Tell Be tived — be In Persia a man who laaghs is re- shops when a wild Texas steer broke warded as effiminate. from a car in the railroad yards and made for the business district. City Aotectives captured the steer. TACOMA.—A few citizens here EDWIN J. BROWN, D. 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