The Seattle Star Newspaper, March 9, 1922, Page 9

THURSDAY, MARCH 9, PL ptpthngel ene STORY SEV, 2CONTENTS 4 Necessities Champion X Spark Plugs 49c Factory equipment fer Fords. Schrader Air Gauges... .95c Accurate tire pressure Rain Guards . .......$1.45 Prote® Ford cotis, Top Recever Outfits $6.40 up A new tep for your old ear at low ok Double Arm Shock Absorb- Ore... eee eee. $6.75 Makes the Ford ride easy Stewart Speedometers for Fords . $12.90 The standard ef the motoring world. Safety Spotlight .....$3.95 Complete with mirror, Cowl Dash Lamps. ...... 60¢ Nickel plated. Coil Points for Fords. . Genuine K. W., eet of four pairs. later it Is ge ing to be ecratohed or Dent ff not protected with & good set of bumpera See our eee ee Ge ee ee ge ae ee ! |Erickson Explains 3-Cent Fare Plan Councilman O. T. Erickson ex | plained his 3.cent carfare measure to! Mille 22. than 200 city civil service em-| ployes @Vedoesday, He admitted that. Fer Infants the bill would add 18 milly to the tax! | levy, but ridiculed the idea that in. & lavalids ausirics would bo driven from the| COOKING | city by the increase tax rata A@®® | ay GE NEW VEINS of coal,| 224 | trom two to 19 feet thick, have been | | discovered one mile south of Renton, laccording to William Strain, super i dent of the Renton coal mines. Oorrect Apparels for Women Tweed Suits Featured Values at $9599 $3 50° ‘HESE smart Suits —so fashionable for Spring—are de- veloped in imported and domestic tweed cloths of the highest quality, insuring shapeliness and ser- viceability; and are shown in— ROSE ORCHID GRAY BROWN TAN In straight-line style with close-fitting sleeve and notch collar; or in box-pleated effect with Tuxedo front and flaring sleeves, these suits re- veal workmanship of typical Carman excel lence. Coats are crepe- lined throughout. All sizes. Tweed Frocks $25.00 Tailored of diagonal tweed with plain or scal- loped skirt, these trim Tweed Frocks are shown in Jade, P xk, Rose, Periwinkle, Copen and Amber. sing of sports silk on skirt and sleeves. Sccond Avenue at Spring Street In Western Auto stores you are always sure of getting new, fresh merchan- dise. The tremendous volume of business done, together with the very rapid turnover of stock, means that goods do not have a chance to deteriorate or te. come shopworn. This is particularly {mportant when buying tires and tubes. Make Western Auto your Motoring Headquarters. Pe RRR EERE R ERE EE EERE REE ERED | ——Imparts McKay’s Tire Chains "Sains Me Tir want te well We have all the materials both toy cleaning and polishing, Western Auto prices, s STORES IN : WesternAuto = = =: Omereee Lr ° gton « fown, ” foes " Evert Ses tereereice J es Dinwe Frecetene Westlake and Lenora $12 E. Pike Street (actos ewe Aylmore Denounces 30-10 School Levy ‘The proposed 20-10 Initiative school levy measure was the subject of at tack by Reeves Aytmore, secretary of the state tax Investigation commit tee, who spoke Wednesday before the Tax Reduction council of Seattle OFFICERS AND TRUSTERFS wii be elected by the King County Ha mane society Monday noon at Boldt’s restaurant. ANCHORAGE, Alaska —Mies Mary Conly, a nuree from Anaconda, Mont, Journeys 1,700 miles by train | and sledge to wed Carl Thiele, of Juneau, acting governor of Alaska. CASTORIA For Infants and Children |IN USE FOR OVER 30 YEARS 2 smoot. Aes Ben-Gay whenin pain There are other “Balms” (all good things are imita- ted) but only one Baume Bengué. That's why youmustremem ber to say Ben-Gay. lasts longer, er. It drives away the pain of headache, rheumatism, etc., with a penetrating glowequalled bynone of its imitators. — At a tube handy. druggists. ‘Thos, Looming & Co., IN. ¥. Amen. Aguats Frénch Baume Guticura Soap Otntmaet.T ahem Bie everywhere, Yor van pier {2aP an" Sudouia Laborsverise Dept, Malden, Mace THE Cynthia Grey First Men’s Fashion Show Causes Cynthia to Ponder the Why and the Wherefore of Such Goings-on. BY CYNTHIA GREY Enter the firet men's atyle show in the annals of Seattle's history. Crowds; the fastidious and the curious closely inter- mingled, flocked to the Hotel Washington thie week where the “show” was staged. It vied with its sister companion— Milady's fashion show—in pomp and splendor. But why is a men’s style show? SEATTLE STAR | . of progress or of retrogression? ‘ Or ia it a subtle method of profiteering on the part of men clothiersa to compel father, like mother, to purchase a brand numbered among the elite or the near-elite? I wonder— eee Will the person who wrote me, mening “A. BR. CO.” Friday Harbor, | plpase fend nelf-addrense® envelope for reply? THIA Grucy, . To Set Colors Dear Mia Grey: ‘WIN you please toll me how to wet the color in ging- | ham the firet time it ts washed? Also please tell me a way to wash unbleached muslin aprons; trimmed in bright-colored ecretonne, to keep | the eretonne from fading and the * colors from running? x. ¥. & Beak the gingham tm strong salt waoter. The water must be cold, This will also do in the case of the ore- tonne trimming, . Miss Grey will recetve callers tn her office Monday, Wednesday and Friday from 1 to 2p, m., and on Tuesday and Thursday from 11 & m, to 12m, each week. Please . do not come at other times as it seriously interferes with her writing. What are the 10 largest cities tn the United States, and their popula- tion? New York, 5,620,048; Chicago, PMladelphia, 1 58; Cleveland, 79 7; Boston, 748,000; 738 586 Bat timora, WMttsburg, $68,193; Los Angeles, 516078, -. Does the Bible my a time will lcome when we can tell winter from summer only by the budding of the trees and the falling of the leaves? | Perhaps you refer to the following Mark wii. :28; Luke wat: Maternity Bu Dear Miss Grey: Wl you please publish In your columne Une meaning of the maternity blll, where I can got a copy of it, asl =| os © thing about it but do not know Just) the meaning of the law itself, { Whaakiae sou, MHA P. TW, }!8 the largest one ever caught? The Bheppard-Towner maternity) The beaver when fully matured ts Dil, which passed the house on No-| usually at least two feet in length vember 19, 1 and was signed and from the nose to the root of the tail @ Dill to provide maternity hoapitals | ix about 10 tnches in length. There or medical treatment for mothers no record of the largest beaver ever The dill calla for the appropriation caught, but the largest and reddest of $1,240,000 for the employment of beapers are those dwelling in the nureca and doctors to lecture and streams of the morthern Pacific write on the aubject of motherhood coast; the smallest are those of the and the proper care of the mother | /udson bay region, and the children. ey | The powernor of Washington hat what portrait doen the $100 Fed | not as yet accepted thia dill, Probd-|eral Reserve note bear? Please de- |adly you may secure a copy of th \acribe the note. | Dill by making request fo The Beattle | 12 years the portratt of Benjamin Star Washington bureau, 18 °° | Franklin, and is dated December 23, | York ave, Washington, D. @ 1918. It is green backed and the face ts black and white, and bears the sig- | nature of the treasurer of the United | States, John Burke, and Secretary of the Treasury William G. McAdoo, . Cynthia's Answers to Short Questions Who were some of the leading gen erals on the American side and the British side in the revolutionary war? | On the American side were Gen- erals Washington, Putnam, Gates, | Greene and Morgan; on the British side were Generale Howe, Clinton, Montgomery and Cornwallla, cee what day 4/4 May 28, 1877, On come? Monday. eee ‘What cansen the Northern Lights? The Northern LAghts borealis is thought to be due to a discharge of electricity thru the at- mosphere. How many men are there tn a |equad, company, battalion and regt- ment in our army? A squad consists of eight men; 6 machine gun company, 146; rifle |company, #06; headquarters com- pany, 124; service company, 280; battalion of infantry constete of B44 men; a regiment is 3054 man. These | figures ere for war strength. . | Minnie Caine, widow of Capt. FE at Bonney- Watson’, What were Georges Washington's dying words? He said, “I @le hard; dat Tam not Jofraid to go. I delleved from my firat attack that I should not survive it, My breath cannot last long.” A Uttle later he said: “I feet myacl/ poing. J thank you for your atten | tions; but I pray you to take no more |trowble about me. Let me go off |qutetly. I cannot last long.” After some instructions to his secretary Jadout Ads burial he became caster | felt his own pulse, and died without Star readers who wish mre tions for an April Fool's day party will recetve name making re- Star Wash New York ava, Washington, c., and tn cloning @ two-cent stamped, self- addressed envelope for reply. quest t ington have been breathing i rapidly. germs of disease. ,*s t—almost L, your =e) D s b Begin to use Resinol Soap and Ointment and watch results. These ep agents and improve bad ones. The Resinol treatment is ideal for baby’s shin RESINOL Soothing and Healing fence against disease. to heal. ; ‘echool-rooms are Orm GET YOUR REE $1.00 PACKAGE OF GENUINE | YEAST VITAMINE TABLETS from | your druggist today. IF YOU ARE THIN AND EMACI. | |ATED AND WISH SOMETHING TO HELP YOU PUT ON FLESH | AND INCREASE YOUR WEIGHT, | 1 in With, t organic iron, b peolutely uselees, as your body canns inert, lifeless food into living cel unless you have plenty of organte iren in your blood. Organie iron takes up oxyqen from your hu iH oxygenated nie iron unites with your digested food as It is absorbed Into | your Just as fire | wood, and lry #0 do! jer and one oar blood your food ¥ without di merely passes you any good. ve been mace with the | to give every reader lnree $1.00 pac Tablets ai of w both your | ee of Genuine ly free with uxated Iron Is it just another sign of the equality of the sexes—a sign | new set of spring toggery each year, or just simply not be} How big do beavers crow? What) made a law November £4, 1921, @ not and weighs about 35 pounds, The tail | or @urora| | tle | bis | jine* application of this delightful tonic FUNERAL SERVICES for Mrs. you cannot find a particle of dandruff | R. |or « falling hatr. |Caine, pioneer Beattie shipping man. | shows new life, vigor, brightness, were to be held at 3 p. m. Thursday more color and abundance-—Adver | Rock, Ark., in Fre DANDERINE | Stops Hair Coming Out | a{ SEEKS SEAT | Mre. 7. 7. Cotman of Lit-| nationally knoton suffrage organizer and lecturer, will be candidate to fill the unexpired |term of Congressman H, M. Jacoway, who'll resign. Her candidacy is indorsed by the| |Arkansas League of Women| Voters. Home Folks to Turn Out for Dan Landon Out in Carpenterr’ hall, | mont, Thursday evening, folks from home neighborhood Dan Landon, mayoralty candidate, at an old-time politica! ineeting | Wil be fireworks, speeches and democratic will greet There Thickens, Beautifies. tisernent. Crfroa influenza, In the warm crevices of Besides, every hair All day long—in the office or shop, fn the cars, the crowded ns of sore throat, tonsillitis, t and mouth they multiply The folks at home may be less able than you to resist these armies of ill-health and the bome-coming kiss may bear the dread dinsolved fn the candy-like—Formamint : gnouth now and then during the day makes the mouth fluids anti- septic, keeps germ-grewth within bounds, and forms a strong de- If the throat is already sore, the frequent mse of Formamint keeps the membranes bathed in this splendid antiseptic, allays inflammation, prevents new infection and gives the tissues a cl Children are glad to use them and should do so freely, as crowded tful Gelds for the spread of throat infection. \ Daremnernn te! be three! eerie tag, phyuceams, demtets ond draggte, i GERM-FIGHTING THROAT TABLETS Verwanint is eur trade mark. 1) kdentalies our product. Benar Chem. Co, Ine, N.Y. LD-FASHIONED pepsin gum — everybody likes its pleasing flavor. Use Beeman's ten minutes afterevery meal—good for the digestion, eeman’s Pepsin Chewing Gum 35 cents buys a bottle of “Dander at any drug store. After one PAGE 9 Spring Blouses Each day brings many dozen new Spring Blouses to our shop, new styles and new colors. As rapidly as possible these new arrivals are placed on display, so no matter how many times you visit us, we always have something new to show you. This coming week-end we are placing several hun- dred of the newest Blouses on sale at very special prices, in keeping with our policy of a quick turn- over of stock. Below we give you some idea of what you may find in this week's. specials. Georgette Overblouses Dozens of new models in Georgette of good quality, in all the high shades as well as browns and blues. Beaded and embroidered with side ties or belted back designs. You will be convinced of the savings by the purchase of one of $1 95 & Middy S ilk iddy Smocks of Sil these at the special price of........ These are hand-embroidered Smocks of heavy silk in tans, blues, rose and combinations of those colors. These Blouses come in children’s sizes as well as up to 46. Values that cannot be duplicated at wholesale, regardless of the quantity bought, for $1 95 a over double the sale price we are ask- Overblouses of Tricolette ing. Special this week..........e0 Hundreds and hundreds of them in hundreds of dis- tinctly different styles. Some embroidered, others trimmed with braids. Smock styles and tieons. These are Blouses of the same qual- 5. Week- ity that formerly sold at $5. end special at ... $1.95 Pure Silk Pongee Blouses By far the largest assortment in any retail store. If it is a model in Pure Silk Pongee that you want, we have it. We carry nothing but 12 momme pongee and guarantee our Blouses as such. $2 9 s 5 Where can you get one any other Place for no. 2.2. .2c0-n0e caccoeacce a e Lock-Stitch Mignonettes This display is the prettiest of its kind that we have ever seen. There is every color of the season in it. Tie-backs trimmed with fancy colored braids. No two alike. Hurry, ‘cause these won't last $2 95 a s long. Present day $5.85 values on special while they last. ....... Georgettes All Overblouses, altogether too many to describe. The better quality, well made, prettily trimmed; $5. values at styles to begin $2.95 Phetarket Bluse de go7Pithe Sk iam “acting consul of Italy in Seattle, George succeeds ‘Consul L Unt, whe Is Italian Consul |»! ottice tor nine years | - | H. Albert ‘George | HL. Albert George, a graduate of the| fONTESANO.—Two masked bane |University of Washington school of |dits make an unsuccessful attempt uw, and president of the Italian |to break into the Oakville State banig | Commercial club, has been appointed ‘vault at Oakville. HART COAL OIL BURNER COMPANY 1109 FIRST AVE, ’ The HART COAL OIL BURNER ts a Seattle product, invented, manufactured and sold by a Seattle man. We have been demon- and selling this burner in the City of Seattle for more than ave demonstrated against inferior makes that have come but we are still here) WHY? Because our burner does {ll produce more heat in less time, and for less money, than ner being sold on the I © coast today, We are any ¢ making @ 85 nly We will ¢T BURNERS in your homa including » . also one 50-gallon storage # tank, for This burner is guaranteed for two years, We will guarantee to heat your oven and water satisfactory to you in Your own stove. If we fail to do this, we take the burner home with us without one cent of cost to you, Now is the time for you to get the best burner ever offered the public, and for nearly one-half the price of any other burner cing sold here. OE Will be plad te have you call at the Demonstration, at 1109 »., and see the little demon in operation. skeptical that we have that has ever been sold convince the AL, OL BURNE 1. & and CANADA, ELLIOT 8.