The Seattle Star Newspaper, November 4, 1921, Page 8

oo eee ee ee toe cee Td * - * : * S « . * * ‘ ; i PAGE 8 “DANDERINE” Grows Thick, Heavy Hair 35-cent Bottle Ends all Dandruff, Stops Hair Coming Out ‘Ten minutes after using Danderine fou can Hot find a single trace of or falling hairy and your not itch, but what will most will be after a few y use, when you see new hair, and downy at first—yea—but really new hair—growing all over the scalp. Danderine is to the hair what fresh showers of rain and sun. shine are to vegetation. ly tailored suits & Storm Insurance It’s just like taking out a policy against bad weather to ; attire yourself in s nifty, new overcoats which we are now offering. Wonderful woolens, warm and weather-proof, have been 4 made up into garments which i have a snap and ; serviceable and and design from lect. @ | seldom achieved. They are have a wide choice of material Priced from $55 to $85, they represent a real economy in outer clothing. Our individual- low as $60, and we have an ex- ceptionally fine line of fabrics from which to cheose. Stone the Tailor 1206-1208 Second Ave. (Adjoining the Savoy Hotel) Established 1900 “Saw wood and be happy!” say these men. They were once numbered ‘among the army of the unemployed, but thru the efforts of the Millionair club and M. J. Johanson, its manager, they are now holding down regular jobs and eprning money for their families on the club's) woodlot a few miles south of Kirkland. The buildings have| just been completed and a larger force will soon be employed. one of these class to them stylish. You which to se- are priced as | | } ‘MOTHER DEEDS | to prove her ownership. | deprives him of the rights of herit- | jage as provided in papers of adop-| | tion, lage, officials say, he would pass as jit has been applied. How the Unemployed Are C oming Back” Men’ s Jobs C reated Down i in the Woods —Photos by Price & Carter. SON AS CHATTEL Unique Document Recorded’ in Tampa Office TAMPA, Fla, Nov. 4—A war! ranty deed forma’ transferring | ownership of a small boy from one woran to another has been placed) on record here. The deed shows that the transaction took place Jat | \January in Hardin county, Texas, | Mra. Nettle Davis deeding her 3-/ | month-old son to Mra, Norma L| Wilson, Mra. Wilson recently moved to) Tampa, and had the deed recorded Courthouse officials declare that, | in their opinion, the deed ts tlegal, in that it is unfair to the child and In the event of the death of | Mra, Wilson before the boy is of) a chattel and become part of the estate, if the transaction were held legal. BRUSSELS, Nov. 4 — Relgian | women are ee A a In arms ageinst ¢ the FEW FOLKS HAVE, GRAY TIA. NOW Well-known local druggist says) everybody is using old-time recipe of Sage Tea and SWpbur Hair that loses its color and tus-| ter, or when it ‘fades, turns gray, dull and lifeless, is caused by a lack of sulphur in the hair, Our grand- mother made up a mixture of Sage Tea and Sulphur to keep her locks dark and beautiful, and thousands of | women and men who value that even color, that beautiful dark shade of hair which is so attractive, use only this old-time recipe. Nowadays we get this famous mtx- ture improved by the addition of| other ingredients by asking at any} drug store for a bottle of “Wyeth’ Sage and Sulphur Compound,” which | darkens the hair’ so naturally, so} evenly that nobody can possibly tell You just| dampen a sponge or soft brush with | it and draw this through your hatr,| taking offe «mall strand at a time. | By | pears; but what delights the Jadies | with Wyeth’s Sage and Sulphur | Compound is that, besides beautiful- ly darkening the hair after a few! applications, it also brings back the | gions and luster and gives it an ap- pearance of abundance.—Advertise | ment. rning the gray hair disap:| THE government ruling that they mast, if) married, obtain thelr husband's con- sent before they can run for burge- t master or rt Mg SEATTLE STAR Haven, Conn., of Detroit, Mich Race Gambling Is Very Profitable SINGAPORE, Nov Turner took five picks at a horee 4—Col GC. race, Three came in the prize money and he cashed checks for $32,500. Yanks to Sere With Moroccans SOUTHAMPTON, 4.—Among 60 recruits for the Span ish army in Moreeco who mailed from here were Fred Scott of New and Loton Fielding ? ED. PINAUD’S HAIR TONIC of course! Women’s Felt Slippers at 98 Your Head” England, Nov Sensational One Day Sale Best House Slipper value offered in Seattle since 1914—timed just right for the “nippy weather.” Saturday Only “THE STORE oF ETERNAL NEWNESS” g "cons Poon ose qr TO BRING MARS WITHIN 2 MILES | Mars, as if the planet were Mitte | more than a@ mile and a half away, can scientist and couaporator with Dayid Todd, American astronomer, | in an article describing plans for the) largest telescope ever conceived. | ‘The inwtrument phould be ready In |1924, when Mars will be nearer the earth than for a cehtury, according to Mr, McAfee, who adds: | “Professor Todd found & mine shaft at Chanaral, Chile, over which } Mare will be at Its zenith several) | times in 1924. We intend to une the | whaft as the barrel of the telescope. | | it will be sheathed and will be fifty | Pieces | | | feet in diameter, _The difficulty of « OARSENESS, ie pe wy Hay icK "visits Per Pair 98 giass mirror will be obviated by the | use of an invention of mine, a fat sheet tron dish fifty feet in diam-| eter, poured. “When the dish is rotated at a} certain speed the surface mercury | anwumes the necessary conenvity and | | possible, bringing Mars within a| jimile and a half. that life existe on Mari pos expect lare promised by B, McAfes, Amertlty prove it. - cape | Dresses of Silk, Tricotine, Georgette FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 4, 1 : |EASY TO KIL, on which mercury will be! Giant Telescope Will Be) forms « splendid mirror. Owing 10) Ny Og te Ge : ; the great luminosity the telescope Erected in Chile will sive, we will bo able tor make a! ELECTRIC P - . | snapshot instead of a time exposure. | PARIS, Nov, 4—finapshots ef 4 magnification of 25,000,000 will be! The Last of DIAMOND! The exclusive Diamond’s stock | of women’s apparel at 219 Pine Street was bought by us at a few cents on the dollar. We will retain this location for a few days more and sell every garment regardless of price before vacating, and Wool Serge go at $5 and $10 High-Grade Tailored Suits At $6.50, $10 and $15 | " Stylish Coats in All Shades and > | Materials, Not in All Sizes, at $5, $10, $15 and $20 FURS AT $5, $10 and $15 A few Silk and Wool Dresses, Jersey | Jackets, Skirts, Coats, etc., at $2.75 ig The one last chance for Scaitte women, who can be fitted, to get some wonderful bargains. a ee ee eee Bi ie ai ee SALE ON NOW DICKSTEIN 8 KLATZRER; 219 Pine Street - MeDouggll fouthwick PHONE MAIN 6720 iaeNde. “Reindeer Normandy «Mas. if Colors Styles —Brown ~—Logse Back —Navy ~— Belted —Sorrento Blue Blouse Back —Reindeer —Flare Coats Black For Women and Misses vanes Og SHOPPING | HOURS: 9:00 200 TO 59 SALE of Women’s NEW COATS _Many | Are One-Third Less _ Regular Prices vee « TRIMMED WITH RICH FURS + Beaverete, Wolt, Fox natFex- Wavy Normandy +Nal Mole, Squirrel Fabrics Details > Bolivia —Silk Lined | -~—Normandy —Silk Stitching or « , —Wool Velour Embroidery ) —Wondura —Raglan and Flaring S —Novelty frimmings ¥ Sizes 34 to 44 —MecDougall-seuthwick, Second #