The Seattle Star Newspaper, March 3, 1922, Page 2

The March Victor Records Are Here Make an appointment with yourself to hear these now Victor Records at ones Reading this list gives you some iden of what awalis you. But be sure to come in and hear them played. Now's the time, Here's the place, 2 SRR NS SS Sn cn wnwes ee gee he Oe a Pr heli } Ray Dumett, echeduled to speak jat the A. SU. W. assembly in lcany ball Thursday night, was un Arthur unger, former graduate manager ddrensed the students on “Mixtakes ee i Have Made.” Debate Coach Glenn ioover spoke on “Are Debatore zee hae. ene | Mutts.” apd Dean David Thomeon of Pye} | the college of liberal arta explained | the workings of the student affairs | committer. Several selections were given by the Mu Pht Epsilon instrumental trio, Bima Dick, Joy Fisher and Helen Harmon. The varsity quartet sang and the arsembly joined in col lego songs. Wearing new shoes on Christmas day ts considered unlucky in Here. rola and Worcestershire, Eng Are you “up to the peak” te blood ba peritics? 6.5.6. —s. = New Showing of Boys’Suits tt, $8.48 Extra Knickers A brand new showing of Boys’ Suits at a very special price. Really, they are very exceptional value, and they're sure to give extra good wear. All are tailored in the Spring models, and are shown in fine tweeds, cassimeres and worsteds, plain col- ors and fancy mixtures. Full belted, patch pockets, and lined throughout. Ages, 7 to 18. Every mother knows the value of an extra pair of knickers, so far as wear is | concerned. Bring your boy, in tomorrow and fit him out in one of these fine guits. Men’s Furnishings Ladies’ Union Suits Men’s Neckties 69c 69c and 75c A new showing of Men's Silk Neckties at a Light-weight Cotton Union Suits for epring very low price. FourinHand Tie# with wide and summer; Ince top, bodice. Sizes 30, 38, 69e, end; assorted patterns and colors—2 for $1.25. Sizes 40, 42 and 44, T5e, MH 2 Men’s Cotton Sox 19c Ladies’ Vests 39c If you want value and long wear, buy these Fin¢ Swiss-rib Cotton Vests at a special price. Sox. They are finely finished, have reinforced French top; light weight. Sizes 40, 42, 44 toes and heels and are shown in several colors. é > repos Children’s Bloomers 19c " Splendid values of Jersey Knit Bloomers for , Men’s Work Shirts 79c children; pink elastic ut waist and knes. Sizes For the price, these shirts can't be beat. They §, 10 und 12. are of strong blue chambray, cut full size and Ladies’ Bloomers of the same quality, sizes 6, well tailored; flat collar. All sizes, 7 and 8, 25¢. ,, , Men’s and Boys’ Caps 98c Just in—a fine line of Boys’ and Men's Caps; latest styles and patterns; all-wool fabrics; non breakable visor; hand tallored. Sizes 6% to 7% Ladies’ Gowns 95c A special offering of fine Musiin Gowns; short sleeves, embroidery trimming on neck and sleeves; cut full size. Men’s Work Shoes Special $2.89 Work Shoes that are com- fortable and built for long wear. Munson army last; half bellows tongue; heavy soles. Sizes 6 to 11. Regular $5.00 values. Ladies’ Petticoats $2 Values for $1 An extraordinary offering of Ladies’ Fine Heatherbioom Petticoats; good heavy quality; all Black and black with col ored flounces. Ladies’ Oxfords Special $3.25 We're offering $5.00 Oxfords for $3.25 Heavy sole and low rubber heel; black; splendid walking shoes. Sizes 5% to 8 ; j Tailored Waists th . $3.50 Values for $2.75 Ladies’ fine tailored Frengh | Cord Waists; white and flesh cot ore; roll collar; Filet lace on cob tar and enti. Sizes 36 to 46. J. Arthur Younger |- THE SEATILE C. Attle on Quest as Futile as Diogenes’ By Hal Armstrong “I'd like to gee,” 8. Attio mld, selecting from a collection of vener- Able corncobs the one mont battle Searred and battered, and tamping jit full, “Just once, I'd lke to neo Mre, Attle moved her chair far | ther from the @moke cloud he was making, “Like to see someone run for pablie office that isn't a lawyer and has never been in politics before, He'd win in a walk, that man.” “You mean & grocer or ® paper-hanger or—?" “You, anybody who ts honest and successful in hia own line, and—* CG. Attle halter abruptly. “What,” he went on, “is t eat doing?’ “Why, willy! 7 it ts looking for a nest, She's been prying! around in corners Uke that for days.” “What for™ The smoke cloud STAR when the mere fact that @ man ts seeking public office is almost a smirch on bis reputation.” Tho smoke cloud was almost tm penetrable now, but thru it G | Attle omething that nettled | him, wo and, grasping Pune | kit firm! the neck, opened the door with hiv other hand. “You get out and take the air” he said, with emphasis, aa Pusskit hit the poreh. “Youll know shortly,” Mra. At le smiled, “She'll be finding her- wolf a snug, warm cubby-hole, and| then, one of these mornings, you'll wake up and find « family of kit tens waiting to be drowned.” “Drowned! Not by me! You can drown ‘em yourself. She's not my cat ©. Attle was nothing if not chicken-hearted, Robert Fulton taking “Hut what would « grocer or a| is little boat up the paperhanger know about polities? Mra. Al han: he sub Hudson, re. Altice asked, ol ging Ue eu! feet. The invention of m0. Al laimed. £ “Absctutely’ nothing! And that's al a ~ a the beauty of it, He'd have time to devote some of his tal- STRIKE, ents to solving the problems of the people. Probably wouldn't ‘When we discovered the toasting process six years be abo to make one of these flowery, bashwe campaign ago, it was a Lucky. Strike for us. speeches, full of bunk and Why? Because now prom. ine, but we could feel sort of comfortable havi that kind, say, in millions of smokers prefer the special flavor of the Lucky Strike Cigarette — It’s Toasted* “But how—T" “Of course, it couldnt be done,” te —which scale in the deliciove Burley Maver & man of elty coum C. Attle admitted. “Such a man haan't the time nor the inclination to run for offic other drawback THE TAX REDUCTION COUN- CHL, will meet to discuss the "30-10" bill at Wolfs cafeteria, Wednesday at noon. Reeves Aylmore, secretary of the tax commission; James. T. Lawler, president of the counell, and others: will peak. e For 50 years seven lighte hae: burned day and sight In front of a) statue of the Biewed Virgin io @ Catholic chureh in Chicago. ew | $3, $4, $5 Roethers, Usearear welt, smadard ethers, year quality and pattern. own. mpnne's | s cmon to Tw sCMOOS. AR AND TRICE +o PLmASE UNITED SHOE STORES, Ine. Oppeste devine, Glasses $5.0... FREE EXAMINATION GLOBE OPTICAL CO. word Att FUSS ASS on Preaertcte va Netson'’s Dr. 1. V. Hinsdale Dr, M. W. Kirk 304-306 Eitel Bldg—Corner Second and Pike Telephone Elliott 1437 PYORRHEA AND EXTRACTION SPECIALISTS Experts in All Branches of Dentistry ToHelpPut onGoodFirm | Flesh ‘and Round Out | Your Face and Figure ~ FURNITURE MEN Officers to Be Elected at Friday’s Session “A humdinger of « sension.” ‘That's how one delegate described |the annual convention of t |ington Retail Furniture elation, ano. the Hotel Washingtén Annex Election of officers wan scheduled for 3 p. m. Priduy, The convention cloves with thd annual association dinner Vriday night. At this affair Dean Stephen L Miller, of the school of business administration at the University of Washington, was to be ENTHUSIASTIC Wash | which opened Thureday in! FRIDAY, MARCH 8, 1922, i ‘Genuine Yeast Vitamine Tablets Often Produce ey | Si ing Results. Get a FREE if 00 Package Toda: Below —Try Them for Ten Days and Watch ti Science has at last shown how we some-| matter into living cells ani times grow weak, thin, and emaciated |}? © plenty of organic iron on an abundance of food (lackin, vitamines) while with a much smaller amount of food, rich in vitamines, we may quickly take on good firm flesh, increase in weight, and make a remark- on, able gain in strength, energy and en- Deen arranged to give durance, provided your blood contains | Pmethiug te a tee Re sufficient quantity of bag av ya Or-|croase weight, a ganic iron to enable vn ly to as- of Ge your food properly. set abeomntely t organic lita both food nd vt. “4 For centurt make orgnoic op ments were transacted Thursday. ing & complimentary banquet was given at the Hotel Butler by the Be. jattle unit of the Furniture Manufac- turers’ and Jobners’ association of he Pacific const. |WOn coups, Gnu on iFH, ENR A jAnd a3 “ BRO: | fehuine bears the signature of i. rove. (Be sure yo incipal speaker, his tople be ome Applied Aspects of Co don,” A number of committes appoint among the businens | In the even Re Vreventive, take Laxative QUININE, "Tablets The P| town. BROMO.) te dvertinement. Friday and Saturday Specials Known as the “Hospital Size.” and it is a feature at that. the price will be 38¢ a roll. be ro er Mentholatum—Friday was... 19E Ps onc oS icemebons we yore Milk of Magnesia— iday turday ans Bi 9. idee 39c Pint size Ameroil, NOW REGULAR- LY 50c. This well known internal lubricant has recently been reduced in price. The quart size, now 90¢. 76c Hand Brushes, with concave back, especially arranged 39 for the nails. Special. ... Cc istration Books aken to Students | tise, which win be sub the city deetion this year on of the proposed Montis | the voters for decision. A can Registration books wera open in| i, get the students to re the University district Friday will be again Saturday for students who have neglected to register down. More than @ third of the stu. dents are eligible to vote. Particuler interest ts aroused in and | vote for the bridge is under ways | Modern ‘Christman tree eam traced back to the sixteenth | cretonting along the banks of { Rhine, The very best grade of long-staple cot- ton, scientifically prepared for medicinal use. wrapped to keep it clean and antiseptic. Every this cotton on hand for use in an emergency. Friday and Carefully rolled and Our regular price is 49c— ouschold should have a fare of senate MiTtiday and’ Seburda Tooth Powder Friday and Saturday Special Vitamon Tablets — This flesh builder now selling Mastin’s popular at this lowered price. NOW. 01. cesceceves $1.00 FREE A 30c Tube of Rexall Shaving Cream with each $1.00 Bottle Harmony Lilac Vegetal sold during March. The New Palm Olive Toilet Soap— Comes in Rose, Buttermilk, Elderflower and Glycerine. A big shipment of this new hard milled Toilet Soap just received. Cake.. ae. 5c 55 Dozen. Mail Orders Given Prompt Attention and Pike Shoe Repairing Prices Slashed Fiber Half Soles for Men Store No. 1 | The Eclipse Shoe Repair 104 Pike Street Ladies’ Price ie Ladies’ Half Soles Ladies’ Leather Heels Ladies’ Rubber Heels ies’ Full Neolin Soles are CONS cone cn ees cone cesses BB.00 Men’s Price List Men's Teether Soles .,...--. 81.25 Men's Panco Soles ...+.90-+-81.25 Men's Rubber Heels ...... Men's Leather Heels .... Men's Full Fiber Soles and HOES ssesess seer emeccenss $200 We Guarantee Our Werk! Nething but Oak Tan Leather Used in Our Shop TWO STORES: Store No. 2 Lang’s Shoe Repair Works 111 University St.