The Seattle Star Newspaper, March 11, 1922, Page 12

THE SEATTLE STAR r Hat to— SCHOOL COSTS | "*ireak Patni [*“AMERICR” | While Memory Is Fresh, We Take Off Our Hat to SOL TS mm, CLEANER Per Capita Figure Compared ee ae With Other Cities a or of ACCOMPLISHMENT! vide rage and carpets writ and grime CKLY choo! eat tley now a work, other imp: have to walt, the Friend be rhe merv ants uf Ank for pigeese hea ween Payments $1 Weekly 5 . aa | 20, Arlington Heights, to ud ] : ie build yourself up quickly after le ommary the building of the Gar \th school, thru cutting the at t and blood purifier Ruth Osborn Boyer because! Lieut. C. G. Carr, head of} W. J. Stevens, president) Hugh Howell, because as| Hazen J. Titus because he = ci epg vie fcr oy: age as 1007 si thar leotiion SE She rates it for her talent asa the traffic division of the and general manager of the|secretary of the Association|is a prince of good fellows The auditing department of the | . ginger and harpist. Her next coe — de os $4 Pacific Coast Stamp works, of “, Northwes eer i rd as he demonstrated when he|>oara replied that, if the statintion 2ecause O. his ceaseless ef- as done consideraole n are con fal inclusive of interest @ppearance will be at the , because he is taking the lead |came forward to buy a wheel ana r tion” the per capita : Mislent Order of Hibernians’ ‘orts to regulate traffie m the : : bringing about a community | y* et wellaete ln 9168.98 Seattle to the end that danger! in fight which forward- spirit among the Indians of| | chair to lighten the sufferings i i tae 9 pd St. Patrick's day celebration) to human life shall be more| thinking men are making|in, Northwest. He is one of\of David D, Foster, destitute The Tridecet aie mm Bayo next Friday night at Masonic! and more minim temple. She will sing a new : song—"“Only a Step From Killarney io Heaver Jton, Clifford HH. Clark, Henry D,| approximately $725,000 ee ee ee Hall, %. 1. Cox and Councilman A.| Representatives of the Mount Bak new Garfield d. against the convict-labor sy%-\the leaders at the ‘1,000-| paralytic. high school was ordered to call Stevens and tem which Gov, Hart 1 try- Star start This Week Is Positively the Last Opportunity TO SEE Prete by Curtie Studie |bids on two plans. One, to Indian convention being held! ing to foist upon the state. * we " the structure partly, estin ite das . : in Mount Vernon this week-| yy. 3 TURNEM, candidate for 06; the ether calling for: the jend. mayor, and &. L. Maine, T. H. Rol. | complete | nx und an outlay of AMUSEMENTS will address the Municipal league |the crowe dition of the John | | | Tuesday noon at the L. C. Bmith| Muir sehool, and asked for an addi Bloom With Sprin sens ee = As the plan to build the Garfield NOMENON: (meek ‘ehtemalive: web’ thide: wehtian | ‘10 Discount 00 All Ever sin jan haired ppatra rings of platinum set with diamonds,| Decision to move the distributing | 0 of the Nile bound her hair with | either set orange-blossoms as the sign of ever | with of rien| added a CORE I THEATRE iid when purchase | agency of Peck @ Hill, largest furni one diamond Others tove| ture manufacturers and distri Dental Work for in the United States, fre é ach wedding anniver: | “BUDDIES” the Musical Comedy Hit of the Season Which lasting love, women of all o have used it as a symbol. At least | sary to Seattle, was so read the romantic tales woven) pasket settings still hold first 2: Hi lent of the company 30 Days about the carving which adorns the place for the settings of diamond thru the Industrial bureau of the modern br wedding ring rings. ‘The Tiffany setting in «till Likewise with the myrtle decora-| used, but it is not very popular. | tio: a According to the Greeks, the} myrtie vine destroyed all other vee) jetation, so love is presupposed to | wipe out thoughts of all else | Springtime brings with it the! Chamber of Commerce, Headquar ters of the company is located in Chi cago. But brides aren't the only ones! i1ii1 «aid that ten carloads of furnt who come in for their share of the ture would be shipped to Seattle lin. new rings. A bride of many years| mediately, and that until permanent can have her old ring dressed up © | quarters are established here, the HAS BROKEN ALL RECORDS AT that she wouldn't know it, with| turnitur 4 be xtored ina rection : thoughts of engagement rings and " age Anal the surface covered with platinum|of the Winn & Russell warehouse Raymend Wilbert June orings wedding rings. Hence! . 14 sold used for lining. He was enthusiastic over the future Two Great Finnish 1 Seattle jewelers are putting out thetr | “"") / ; ye tn o Introduce our new Artists to A . Glad id wdet attractive displays / ow do the men and women a porepecta here, and said that Seattle | (whale the rusts ig ° ys Buckri ge From the looks of some of the|¥e® they come in for engage | was the ideal distributing center for | !iK : = ate t : P slender bands of gold and platinum | Ment rings?” one Seattle jeweler] the Pacific Northwest e cover ot ot, ee rt it ls a wonder that a man in love reese ot wuarantecs 30 FAMILY ; , megsona | ereqs " MIL’ t me an cain Panning ‘ile af |.,"OR ri paning, mre Filing Still Open | stivitene ot of Fah. ge Maikki Jaernefelt mieater | [3 | fairs of diamonds and platinum | rs je Feple : mits % ate Crentent ee 3 PA they are, altho white and yellow|¥OU're in this business for awhile | for Land Project) Bridgework . Pinleaes Orestegt Sager ’ OEWS PALACE HIP gold stil! hold good. Perhaps the | YU Just know = The man is) OLYMIIA, March 11 ho yen $2 Amalgam ving Selim Palmgren . te nein amed and lets the terday was the final ¢ “ wee Finland “ ni 5 ée talkin f impre at sland’s Greatest Compecer= The Surprise Musical Farce, I NEED rg for ' t Pianiat ‘ meme ve pmen, ah, re'n a 2 5 ee mee a he a ; MONEY! 1 may found sentimen = ont It Is Necessary to MAKE RESERVATIONS ; tal, but there is ry 5 te eile ; 9 = i winning and sweet about a woman First Time in U NOW to See This $2.50 Production c wetting engagement ring,” and applications for the 6 | recom rs me in 4% he's ri wraliehle S0-aete tréate wer e Now on firet tour. Big > t | " ‘ avs . a were received | 7" ot” aun » California, Here one night only 7 yetore the books close {omer an work PLANS FOR 9 skyscraper bun) be sure Masonic Temple —AT POPULAR PRICES— , |ealow on the roof of the Stuart; FATHER DENNIS NUGENT of } Bring T -. 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