The Seattle Star Newspaper, May 18, 1922, Page 10

PAGE 10 ' Has Se A dozen Seattle folks were table the other evening. experience. “In a restaurant recently in Thad not seen for years,” she a to her table to greet her. table, he arose. “T was invited to sit with was dancing and I had several “Bach time I returned to the table my girl friend's escort courteously arose and remained standing until I was seated. Ho was a perfect gentlomar “What do you mean by ‘a per fect gentleman?” the speaker was asked. “Why, why—" she began, and d the Sea Shore (Alds to Beauty) | Here ie a home treatment for re Moving hairs that ts quick, painless and inexpensive; With some pow- @ered delatone and water make enough paste to thickly cover the ob- Jectionadle hairs, apply and after two @r three minutes rub off, wash the kin, and it will be left soft, clear and) hairless, This treatment will not mar the skin, but to avoid disappoint: | ment, be careful to ret real delatone. | Mix fresh as wanted. 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Violinist Now at Palace Hip | Arline, When the doxen men and twomen | violiniste, whose arlistry and natural to me as breathing plex civiliation, ana whole career is exp!ained.” - WITH A PICNIC The great blood and nerve builder, ts! park June 6, the now sold at all drug stores at $1.00/ will observe the 33d anniversary of| weeds, seaweed, 50 kinds of bark and “NO GOUGIN COAL MEN Be Good BY THOMAS L. WASHINGTON, May tary of Oommer Me called upon the country not to te | In opening the confere ators here, Hoover pald goul, stating that any a part of the operators | Those attending the operate non-union mines. The questions for dine measures to be taken vent speculation and und tion in coal,” Hoover m no law empowering the to nettle the question ter for the public good £008 of the operators | The goverr twill levery way posnible, Moov | “Pam not laying dow Hoover said, as he gave of meeting the situation. Ho propomed the aelectic dancing | mittee tn each dintriet t the dintricts. dare ts hel ee | proud of a trace of Ramany|™vetior clearing house blood, to which she credits &@ committee of thelr ow 1$1 tor , ext beat answers of e rf oP gana eg gaa anewers Sl both her talents. “Daneing| ington with authority to pur Can you tell him what he wants toj@md singing ara both Gsiand direct orders for ral bite utilities and ate Robb s little sister MY | Boston Transcript 80 | Paper is made from tn Woodland! banana skins, beanstalke, Associates of '59" | cocganut fiber, clover more than 150 kinds of a, ah ST car-owners in- tend to have a car the rest of their lives. Economical opera- tion is getting more and more fashionable. How many men do you know who won't expect tires to do their share of the saving? This is the year for tire-mer- chants to study their customers closely. The makers of U. S. Royal Cords have recently stated what is the biggest opportunity to serve in the tire business. U. S. 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For more and more public confidence, United States ‘us J Rubber Company Tire Branc THE SEATTLE STAR Hoover Tells Operators to | STOKES coal #trike to “gouge” the public | iment did not possess the power to! regulate the disposal and price of @feument over tobgero’s good and jthene linew must be voluntary on the |!t acts ay a mteadier and comforter distribution and prices and to pre jealled her to co-operate tn this mat-| it w ence what he terms a rough oytline | tied suggested that the railroads appotnt bey | ae EP W oldng | G ' | As to Smoking TOLD) BY DK, KR. HW, BisHor . ci 1 ts naroed | 1 man,| ate une » does ptible course ot as with rything, t# 1, Nor should] tobacco be used | by growing chil dren. There always has been much| | 18, = Beore 0 lay vtag the noe of oper the govern. | ction along | bad points, but there is no doubs that | to temperamental, highly strung peo: conference | Pl*, and the discussion may be sum- {med up in the statement that while ussion here | there are those who can't use It, upon to regulate | Others it has no appreciable effect. | In case you do have occasion to ‘wear off,” try this: } ue ret! ot Exclude meat, tinh, fowl and ogee nment! trom your diet for at least three were | weeks, and eat plenty of fresh trulte. p algo to have some good nd when you feel the de and for the | candy aire ko, Walk ae much an po» Anaist 1m pips) from work or al *r _, latter hig is Impe nm the law." | tate . © or gym the confer | night and morning, uptil you ars Alno take a mouthwash and | ea night and morning with a #0 on of @ com | tution of nitrate of allver, 30 grame o wet O98 ®) in aw pint of distilled water clearing house for all orders coming | | “ in i Hoover also suggested that the Cameo Revue, now playing at} coal operators sppoint « out vt BARR TO LEAD ' Loew's Palace Hip theater, ig\to it in Washington to ect as a p A | LOYAL LEGION | Mnsign John ©. Barr, of Tacoma | Was elpeted eommander, to mucceed Col, Watson C. Squire at the annual meeting of Washington commandery He also n in Wash Reseed é A : Military Order of the Loyal Legion, Try tt! The Star will print optn-| she declares, “and +o if ig a/tut? Vere urerd to oreanis *| Wednesday night, at the Frye hi : } nator or officerm w * PO Ne es | matter of no difficulty for mé| purpose. In that way practically all owe Io de Wrenben Yee net THE SIMPLER LIFE to do both at once, dancing to! ot the big consumers of cont Would | senior vice commander; Elmer M Infurtated Suburban (to neighbor) | My Olen accompaniments. In-|have direct contact with operators. | Hayden, Tacoma, junior vice com-| —Well, I'm warning you? You keep | cidentally, touring in vaude- “ “ mander; Capt. 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