The Seattle Star Newspaper, March 14, 1922, Page 8

The first time you use Lifebuoy— You know something new and’wonderful is happening to your skin. You fee! cleaner and fresher than youever felt before. Run your hand over your body or face— how smooth it is. How soft your hands feel! What has happened? Your skin has been waked up. Your pores have been cleared of waste matter — every cell has been filled with life. Your skin not only feels better. It looks better—not after weeks or months — but right away. You don’t have to take Lifebuoy on faith. Lifebuoy’s health principle, combined with pure palm and cocoanut oils, is the greatest advance ever made in the daily care of the skin. No other soap has it. Try Lifebuoy—and see for yourself. The-delightfal odor of Lifebuoy * disappears on using. -]of the money appropriated for ux," | . THE SEATTLE STAR TELLS OF GAIN (_ BEAUTY | IN STATE ROADS Supervisor Allen Claims Washington's Best Buch of the state of Washington's | roads as are paved are unexeetied in | any part of the United § the substance of an addrem Allen, state supervisor of before the noon luncheon of the tour ist and conventions bureau of the Chamber of Commerce in the direct ore’ room of the L. C. Smith Bulld | ing restaurant Monday. |b “The building program of the etate | calls for the bert munde of concrete paving obtainable,” Alien mid. “The | cement, the sand and gravel, the la- | bor dnd the tnapection service are of the highest type.” ‘The state highway system com. prises 2,900 miles, as outlined at pres. ent, the supervisor said, and includes | all highways on which federal ald) funds can be spent. | Allen briefly outiined the program for immediate construction Work, but | declined Yo commit himself to ran opinion on how the work may be speeded up thru some method to ac celerate the creation of additional | funds. | “The buatneas of my department ts) to follow the program outlined, and to build the best roads we can out) he sald, “The concrete read, which in the present standard In this state, costs approximately $30,000 a rulle, | with of course heavier expense where | extensive grading is necesnary; and I believe it to be the best pomible sort of road to be had for the money,” When asked by @ member of the bureau whether or not brick paving is more feasible, Allen said that brick roads are more expensive to build and that they do not stand up Whder heavy truck traffle ag weil as dose concrete, The 37 miles sti] unpaved on the highway between Seattle and Port land should be harteurfaced at once, as it ts the most important artery of the system of highways | affecting Seattle, in Allen's opinion. | Present indications are that the Pa cific highway to Portland will be changed to include the Des Motnes road, as the change will eliminate | several bad grades and ehorten the route. Contracts for paytng the read from the Seattle city limits to Lake For-| tet Park, calling for a bed 27 feet Wide and eight inches thick, were! let on the 28th of February A short piece of paving wih be! CHICKEN FEATHERS AND SCRAPS USED BY NOVEL ARTIST A handful of damp chicken feathers—not much in that to to spire the artistic soul-—nor in a Deep of ravelings and other waste from the dregumaker's table, And yet Jeanie P. Monier, 1224 Sixth ave, uses nothing but these | | The bride of the season about which the social life of Rome revolves is the Duchess di Gallese. She's only 16 and the Duke di Gallese, a relative) of D'Annunzio, is only 18. laid near Maryeville this summer, which will complete the hardwurfa ing of the Pacific highway from Se attle to Burlingten, OLIVER T. ERICKSON wi! ex- plain his Scent car fare pjan at a meeting of the Ross Improvement club at Row Marche Wednesday at | Spm. Several candidates will also wpeak. Women have been especially invited, | FUNERAL SERVICES for George | Harvey Amea, 7%, olvil war veteran. who died Bu ay, were to be b the Home Undertaking company at |1 p. m, Tuesday Upset Stomach, Gas, Indigestion “Pape's Diapepsin” gives Relief in Five Minutes Stomach acidity causes indigestion! : ing, ginm, distress! Won. at upset your stomath? Well | don't bother! The moment you eat a tablet or two of Pape's Dinpepatn, all | the lumps of indigestion pain, the | #ourness, heartburn and belching of | Rasen, due to acidity, vanish—truly | wonderful! Millions of people know that it is neediess to be bothered with indigestion, dyspepsia or a din J ordered stomach. A few tablets of | Pape’s Diapepsin neutralize acidity Jand give relief at once—no waiting! | Buy a sixty-cent case of Pape's Dia pepsin now! Don't stay miserable, | Regulate your stomach so you can oat favorite foods without causing re | eret-—Advertisement, | No Trouble to Keep || Skin Free From Hairs (The Modern Beauty) ‘There is no need for any woman to countenance superfluous bairs, be cause with ® paste made by mixing | paste is applied for two or three min utes, then rubbed off and the skin washed. This treatment will rid the |kin of hair without leaving « blem inh, but care should be taken to see | that you get rea! delatone, Mix frest jas wanted.—Advertinement, SURE WAYTOGET | There that new |Mine Strike Vote TUESDAY, MARCH 14, 1922. FRASIER- PATERSON Co, ‘SECOND AVENUE AND UNIVERSITY STREET Sale FOR QUICK CLEAR- ANCE To Make Room for Another Shipment | on the Way Close-out prices on the following high-grade | machines—electrie and treadle styles 4 $52.50 Electrics, Close-Out Price $45. 1 $72.50 Electric, Close-Out Price $60. 3 $72.50 Two Spool, Close-Out Price $61.50. 2 $67.50 Rotagy, Close-Out Price $55. 1 $79.50 Cabinet Rotary, Close-Out Price $65: 3 $77.50 Automatics, Close-Out Price $50. 1 $65 Automatic, Close-Out*Price $40. 4 $67.50 Rotary, Close-Out Price $55. 2 $69.50 Two Spool, Close-Out Price $60. 1 $52.50 Imp. Eld. B., Close-Out Pricg $43.75. LIBERAL ALLOWANCE ON YOUR MACHINE and ESPECIALLY EASY TERMS DURING THIS SALE Sewing Machtne In the Basement. |Convict Hangs Self } Bye tee cecccccevecesccceveccsvgsevevevssess! and a« little paste to make exqule ite Impremsionintic pictures and miniatures, “An exhibit ef her chicken feather-raveling art is en dinpiay in the window of an art store at Sixth ave. and Union et. Results Withheld Altho reports were current that With Sheet in Cell SALEM, Ore, March 14.—Serving |miners thruout the state had voted | sentence for E . |90 per cent strong for a national! y's grand larceny, Archi coal strike if. Kastern operators |M¢Coy, 30, prisoner tn the state pent ltail to reach an agreement on the |tentiary here, hanged himself with a wage question, results of an offi.|bed sheet in his cell yesterday. cial canvass of the votes waa not} RENE NMGNE RF a forthouming Tuesday. | ROBERT B. ROBERTSON, 7 Delegates to the biennial conven. | Pioneer Alaska merchant and mines tion of United Mine Workers, Dis-|died Monday in Dawson. trict Ne. 16, are mecting in the La-| SC SS |bor temple. Business is expected out the week, President Ben Farr. to require the convention to lastimond said, WIFE DRESSES UP} died bere yesteraay. The player | A FOR HUSBAND Mcintyre, Minstrel, was known as Billy McIntyre of the ee Dead in Wisconsin | ¥cistyre ana Rice team. a =e Wilbur could hantly believe his| ay - — ie lo t ° Witiam T. McIntyre, minstrel) a4 Miller, who died in Port Or ' Inet the same tiredJooking person “$1.00 and $2.00 at al! drug stores, or! player who rose to the footlights|chard Sunday, were to be held at DP. p by Joyner Urug Co., Spo | from the position of flower boy at| 12:20 Tuesday in the Butterworth a pl | Heoley’s opera house in Chicago, | mortuary AUB LIMBAGO OR supper. after meals! : «oil “Gee, Honey, what'a the idea? AT ALL DRUG sToRES —— — _-= = —— Are we having a party or some. PRICE, $1.20 and 600 . , der t? a 0, , PAIN FROM BACK and just Ure color 1 ike. Hurry | Lg Qualia Rees, Bowmasch. WJ. M-o Report of the Condition of 4 . ae jand relieve my mind—what's the oo Sa cua ts rs + AN Pain ts gone! St Jacobs én! nee dtly, dear. oorant ciate eave When never Gienppeiate |"""n, natn anata tas OF CO M MER E sciatif@a cure which never disappoints “Oh, no, Wilbur. That's the beet | a eae a ae = ree part of ft. I got it at Cherry’s, and) ral up! Quit complaining'| 1 don" 0 : . moment you will forget that you ever | convenient monthly payments for the! thing to cover up the dirt are gone. The finer homes are using tapestry paper, Tiffany blends and English grass cloths. In less expensive papers you can get plain Oatmeal, the new blend known as a Quickly?—Yea. Almont Instant re | supper every evening after thin, It |had a weak back, because it won't! rest of it, Yea, and I got this hat, | Seattle, Washington | Harmonella, and Jasper Stripes. These papers lef from sorencan, stiffnens, lameness | rests me to get owt of my house drean rt or be atiff or lame. Don't suffer! | there, too, range from 10c Single Roll, up. ‘ i ‘Urte Acid, Causes Rheumatiam. Remove the cause by taking EMULSION that aids healthful growth and sustains the body in strength. who usually greeted him in a faded * houne dress when he came home for) Take it rly | Poslam drives itching eczema away Think what ft would mean to you te know the wonderful, soothing, cooting Posiam com: fort. Why don't you get a toc, box and begin treatment to- | BEDE? You can tell by ite very omeld that it s going todogoud, ‘The first tomch relief, and almon and pain follows a gentle rubbing |and into something pretty, and I vn ee eee Oe" | queen it will please you, too, Won't | Rub this soothing, penetrating off | it, dear? | i right on FOS Paintul back, and re | “You bet ft wil, Honey. Bet tell) . Jet a small trigi bottle of old. honest | “They are down on Second ave., you ? "St. Jacabs Ol?" ‘trom your drurgjst | between Madison and Spring, in the Is your home modern, bright and cheerful? In aa eS ae OE building have you given any thought to color | Yertinement. ti. Take elevator."—Adverusement. | lief comes. ‘Bt. Jacobe Ot” & a me about tht new dress. wu it) At the Close of Business, March 10, 1922 schemes; warmth and light? The old days of any- VS EPR the eruption begins . appear. Porian Soap helps RESOURCES Loans and Discounts ............-...$11,210,841.51 Overdrafts 1,610.29 Customers’ Liability to Bank for Ac- ceptances ........ Crees secescees ce United States, State, County and Mu- nicipal Bonds and Warrants........ Other Bonds and Securities’ .... Stock in Federal. Reserve Bank Banking House, Safe Deposit Vaults, Furniture and Fixtures Other Real Estate Interest Earned, but Not Collected .... Cash in Vault, in Banks and With U. S. TUOUNUINE 5 o5 664 bin stp Gs Sees See s'e ~5,842,762.90 DANGEROUS GERMS MAKE THROAT SORE EEP your mouth and throat practi- cally germ free by dissolving,every | hour or 60, a convenient-to-take, pleasant tasting yet powerfully antiseptic ormamine Tablet, whenever you are in & place where germs are thickest; illy- ventilated street cars, interurbans, rail- road cars, shops, theatres, and schools. 92,619.34 TRY FRYE’S PIG PORK SAUSAGE 20C wn. On Sale in Bulk Every 2,324,863.26 * 509,573.39 45,000.00 - 933,917.39 9,608.34 42,787.25 Where to buy? Of course we are’ very desirous of obtaining your patronage, but we wish to give you logical reasons why it is the best place, barring none, to trade. Smith sells only the latest wall hangings. Cut Rate stores buy left overs, from job- bers and other dealers. We buy in Car Load lots directly from the mill for two of the biggest stores in the West. It stands to reason that buying paper at the rate of a Car Load a Month, we can give you paper at a special price which no one can duplicate. kkk SMITHS WALL PAPER HOUSE Look for a Big Electric Sign 1621 Fourth Ave. Opposite Ritz Hotel An efficient antiseptic is released and, mixing with the saliva, bathes the deep- | est tissues continuously, holding the germ life within safe bounds, relieving the » ness, and possibly preventing infection; laryngitis, tonsillitis, “flu.” Relieves hoarseness. Recommended for singers, actors, speakers, smokers, ete. Children like them, 60¢ at all druggists. Wetlnesday and Saturday | omasdn Recvmmendad Phymovans, denivets ond ormami: GERM-FIGHTIN THROAT TABLET Jormemigh lover ado mark. J\ identilcg ow poadest, Individual Best and Cheapest Food Article Bank on the Market. Bauer Chemien! Co. Ine. New York . US. ¢ $21,013,533.67 LIABILITIES Capital vee Surplus, Profits and Reserv |} Circulation '| Acceptances .. Securities Borrowed Deposits— -$ 1,000,000.00 995,536.40 235,000.00 145,474.78 Guaranteed Pure and Fresh 480,000.00 18,157,522.49 For Sale at All of FRYE’S MARKETS American Meat Co., 519 Third Avenue Ballard Meat Co., 5443 Ballard Avenue Bay City Meat Co., 1420 First Avenue Central Meat Co., 1420 First Avenue Olympic Meat Co., 1426 First Avenue Western Meat Co., 1102 Western Avenue Seattle Market, 109 Occidental Avenue $21,013,538.67 . OF GOMMERGE ‘or Srearriry characterizes our methods ta every transaction, and our cus- tomers are accorded every cours tesy consistent with sound busl- nese Judgment, 4% | Paid on Savings Accounts |] Accounts Subject to Check Are | Cordially Invited Peoples Savings Bank SECOND AND SPRING SECOND AVK. AND PIKM ST,