The Seattle Star Newspaper, April 20, 1922, Page 9

{ THURSDAY, APRIL 20, 1922. Correct Apparel for Women Exceptional Values in Jersey Sport Suits HE Suits in this offering are exceptional from every standpoint of Style, Material, Tailoring and Price. They are developed of excellent quality wool Jersey, on smart lines, with novelty features that make them uncom- monly desirable for sports and everyday wear. Two typical models are sketched. The smart Suit on the left has a Peter Pan collar, wide novelty belt, and is embroid- ered on collar, belt and cuffs in self and contrasting color. The clever Suit on the right is distinguished by wide lapels, nar- row belt and facing in contrasting color on collar and sleeves. Offered in Black, Navy, Jade, Sand, Gray, Tan and Tangerine. Second Avenue at Spring Street the Wrapped Loaf For the Kiddies Between Meals— A slice of good white bread spread with jam is the most nourishing lunch for the growing child. And the rare flavor of a jelly spread stimulates the child to eat with slow and appetizing relish. White Bread “National” is a large white loaf scientifically made with plenty of milk and shortening and the best white flour, which contains less starch and the highest protein digestibility. Prepared under clean and hygienic conditions—cooled after baking—and properly wrapped. Ask Your Grocer For “National” White Bread RP Seattle }]{_ Allen Shattuck | 8 Bor Work Out Plan to Aid Boys Details of a proposed parole sya; tem for of 17 to 21 were under consider » Thureday by Presiding Superior ivin 8. Hall and Proseeuting Attorney Malcolm Doug las, following onference on the subject Wedne Judge ¢ of the scheme tn boy would report Tourist Trae to City } May Double Last Year’s'.: Optimistic pre: « that auto | mobile tourist trav bis year will be greater than in 1 are borne out by reports coming in daily at| the office of the Automobile Club of Western Washingto: Long die tanee travel by automobile may not) be any larger but it will be more than compensated by the far great: | er number who will take adventane | of the lower summer rates on the! railroads, the auto olub says. | According to figures compiled by [the club the number of inquiries }from persons desiring to rent cars! after arriving in the Pacific North: | west are already more than double | those received in 19t) | VARIED REQUESTS COMPLIED WITH As illustrative of the variety of in- | formation the automobile club | called upon constantly to furnish | | the following were culled from one | day's mat! [| B.A. Richards, of Portland, Mich., was sent information on the Yet lowstone Trail from | Beattie. | The request of Miss Anna Albert, | of New York city, to the state high | way department for information on thru auto routes to the Pacific Northwest was answered by the club. Chicago to of Juneau, Alas ; ka, wrote the Eldredge Buick com | pany, of Seattle, for road and camp. ing information in Washington, | which the club supplied. ram, of Vancouver, B. C. was informed when the Snoqualmie | Pace would be open so that he} | might a trip eastward thru the od States, via Western Wash k, of Saimon Arm, | plied with routing to California, as he requested, thru ile, over the Snoqualmie pass land down the Pacific Highway from | Seattie ARIZONA MAN SEEKS VANCOUVER A. C. Bartlett of Chandler, Arts was given routings trom Seattle *;| Vancouver, B. C invitation to call in at the bra offices en route for the latest fn | informats RC write for ttin- | ted tours) . | of the Western! Dry Goods Co. received information for a proposed trip to Ohio Frederic Karl Strive, 1185 Stuart building was told of travel conditions in Europe, of the auto club service he might expect and of the feasibility |- fw - DANDERINE jStops Hair Coming Out Thickens, Beautifies. 1 ] plaintif?, | corporation, | stock holders | 25 cents buys a bottle of “Dander ine” at any drug store. After one application of thia delightful donic you cannot find a of dandruff or @ fain, a, every halr shows new brightness, more color and abu 0.—Adver Usement G15 INTHE STOMACH A UNGER ated Mag fulinad jafter eating wind and bloat right Cr) stomach, inexpensiv the beat f lach purpe wands of py meals wit | tion. —Adv ~_ mw | Uric Acid Causes Rheumatiam — | Remove the Cause b | Buchu-Marshmallow 0. r of indiges Taking Compound $1.00 and $2.00 at all drug store: or ent postpaid by Joyner Drug Co. | sty | Spokunwe,—Advertisement, | natured, [had been despondent because he waa | | California, WOMEN OPEN » together with “ard | Jepoctial in th THE Parole the court, and every two weeks to r Morrow, special investigutor utor Douglas, If the pa en the boy would be sen ured that many | (DI tate reformatory than when they go g Attorney Douglas de © one wrong way than of buying » in or hiring one ocean And even a routing from Washi selling a oar to t while wcroas the | Ar request for proper" us Frasier of the Wash. |P* bank, was by Raymond Kt ington Mutual Sa’ complied with CORSON PROBES MAN'S DEATH Note Says Aged German Was Sharpers’ Victim Coroner W. H. Corson announced Thursday that he would hold an autopsy on phe bedy of Michard | Brammerts, €0, to determ'ne the! manner in which the aged man ap parently committed suicide. Bram: | mertz was found dead in a rooming house at 711 Weller at, Wednesday | There was no apparent r his death, whieh written, read: “Worrte: tf alte » too good howeyer—-lawyers, pro moters and doctors took adventage of me and they know it, Good byw.”* Friends of the dead man said he unable to raise enough money to re! turn to Germany. His total assets amounted to about $1,000 and a large number of shares in mining stock and a kelp manufacturing plant tn} Bra * was also an tnventor ector, He wan inst seen | alive on Tuesday. He had in hin sultease, but indications are that he poisoned himself EPOCHAL MEET, First Pan-American Con- clave Sits in Baltimore BALTIMORE Pan-American N 20.—The f women, the Pan. joining to-| American r xethe me wantries of thin) hemisphere in feminine progress, opened here today. The conference is the first of its kind ever held and ix meeting in con Junction with the third annual con vention of the National League of Women Voters Approximately 1,200 women gates are taking part In the confer 1,000 delegates of the oft official y of this dele * from every ox phere, includ nilippines also r Seattle Aero Firm Involved in Suit Dissolution of the King Airehip ttle, and recovery in a suit filed m county su- of Seattle, chare ors of the with filed new articles of in- | effort to take con corporation in ar om him. Lieurance serks the of $5,000 loaned and $9,000] spent for sharen J. A. Liddie is named as president and D. D. King as secretary of the defendant corporation Women Working for Anti-Narcotic Law| Support of the Jones-Miller anti. |] narcotic bill is being sought by the| W. ©. T. U. in an active campaign |] ju ruout the country Letters and telegrams have been sent to all members of the union, asking them te ge their congress | to support the measure, accord: } Mary E. Brown, preat-| © Western Washington W. | men ing to. dent of th of the women in Kansas earn less than $15 y per cent AMUSEMENTS — ‘UE. MOORES5 a THEATRE Cirenil 0°55: WAUDEVILLE 3°": DAVE SCHOOLER Fred Hughes Kluting’s Entertainers MINSTREL MONARCHS Dezso Retter Ned Norworth Doyle and Cavanaugh \—— PANTAGES Wilson Van- D . We, SEATTLUN radio waves They tro STAR Mysteries of Radio Explained by Expert By R. L. Duncan 1" Radio 1 of America) |" direct source of supply, it ts vo] m lated by the microphone trans | ress rT that we an alter | compare it to ing « aimplicity The rectifier is connected in series with the telephone in the receiving eireult incoming | na in mudio | rout My | harge und 1 in a eireuit |. Abd the incoming wave trains from | the distant tranwmitting stations are Joaught by the receiving serial | They go down the cireult to the |detector that restifies them, One: | half of the wave train i# suppressed. | ‘They are then translated into «| decayed direct current im: : nich pass on thru the phone There are certain elements that | fot caine ve this property of being rectifiers. | | mong the crystallines, there are in pyrites, silicon, carborundum, ribdenite and galena which may be ed. The la is considered most eferable. How are dixcontinuous or damped |r urrent for received? are went out by radio fre upon which the Imprened rorted to | in the hea i station, But Ny rectifying the alternating cur-| jaroup of With the telephone acting as trane ‘lator, these dixcontinuous or damped waves are finally made audible by | the rectifieation of the detector and | the translation of the head phone. These elements, however, wil! rec y only signals originating from an| The collection of gems owned by rnating current the Gaeckwar of Baroda ts believed | Altho telephone communication has | to be worth over $10,000,000. WANTED USED CARS ‘Wo have an unusual opportunity for the man who Is at all Interested in driving one of the later model Buick automobiles, There is a grow- ing demand for used cars priced from $300 to $800, and as our stock of this merebandixe is very low, we Invite owners of 1916, 1917, 1918 and 1919 Buicks, and ofher standard maken, to bring thelr cary in now, while the market ip most active. LDRIDGEGIZASALES G East Pike at Harvard Spring Opening Sale —of— BLOUSES The one time in the year when everybody wants a New Blouse is here right now. Some are thinking of a new Tailored Blouse, others of some novelty for sport wear. Whichever one you want, you will find the largest assortment on the Pacific Coast and at a worth-while saving in price at the Market Blouse Shop. We have just received a new creation from New York, as pictured below, the Bramley Flapper ‘This Blouse comes in a heavy quality mignonette in both plain and fancy weaver, It has white pop- lin collar and cuffs and is shirred at the waist line with three rows of elastic. All colors and sizes. A 1922 $5.85 value among our Spring opening specials at The same Blouse as pictured above also comes in a 12-momme pure silk pongee with a small check gingham collar. It is also shirred with three rows of elastic. Another 1922 $5.85 $2 95 e New Styles in Hand-Made Blouses Porto Rican Hand-made Blouses in five new styles have arrived for thie great sale. Every stitch is by hand. Drawn work and real Filet lace trimmed. Voile or sheer batiste. Reduced for this Spring opening $2.95 and THE EMPORIUM 601 PINE STREET Decides to Unload A REAL MONEY-SAVING EVENT FOR EVERY WOMAN 20% Reduction on Every COAT, SUIT, DRESS Friday and Saturday Only to Every Purchaser Presenting This Coupon Bring this coupon with you—it is the same as cash. Select any garment from our stock of High- grade Women’s Apparel, present this coupon, and you will save 20 per cent. This entitles bearer to a 20% reduc- tion on any purchase Friday, April 21, and Saturday, April 22, at THE EMPORIUM 601 PINE STREET