The Seattle Star Newspaper, May 31, 1922, Page 4

PAGE 4 THE SEATTLE STAR DR. LOUGHNEY’S |U, $, REJECTS _ |[ DANCER WITH PASSING SHOW } HUMAN | RUSS PARLEY BAKE OVEN wor Meet With Allies at the Hague | 'M.A.GOTTSTEIN ‘FURNITURE. CO. | SEATTLE’S POPULAR HOME FURNISHERS | ier grt is ogecrsAged 1514-16 Second Ave., Near Pike Pioneer Lumberman of — United Sti an rejected another cis, Wash. Praises r. | invitation from the allies to partiel: | a Loughney’s Baking Treat- vate in ‘the forthcoming conferences | JUNE BRIDES AND HOMEMAKERS Sa ee oer cater ek (many, *t, ee ares, (was, made c Below is shown an example of how attractively, economically ang }) eee rs ere Te | cae ak te, ws, Soparinnn Oe “0 ene conveniently a small home or apartment may be furnished, ; : day. | -sdetatd ' The allied ambassadors here ap i | proached Secretary of State Hughes i | informally with the suggestion that : " To e er Hagler gett ye regrdlig ehere Tika Ave Only Five Per Cent First “Aas erg so | Ene | con ston o he round that A ebay are to. deal with espnouilé. Sab No Extra = Only Cash Required on a Purchase of $ then Jecta in line with the desires of the | United States, One body, composed of represen: | ltatives of all the powers that par] ticipated in the Genoa conference, | except Germany and Russia, will| act as a commission of inquiry into | the affairs of those two countetes. | This will be the preliminary con: | ference, ‘The second commission with Rus- sia and Germany represented will debate the general omic policy. | | ‘This government, vever, fools! that the conference at The Hague} Purchase of $100 . Purchase of $150 or tee Purchase of $200 Purchase of $250 Why Pay © Charges to Buy on These Terms 2 ; 5.00 Only Cash Required on $ 7.50 Only Cash Required on $10.00 Only Cash Required on $12.50 Only Cash Required on $15.00 Only Cash Required on a Purchase of $300 for $20.00 Only Cash Required on a Purchase of $400 “Rented” Balance of Payments Liberally and Conveniently Furnish. | Arranged ings? | | A COMPLETE “HOME OUTFIT” FOR JUNE BRIDES Spe eoeee No Interest “i ave lved years of my life will follow the lines of the Genoa! im Pacific county, 35 years ef that| conference and therefore will not time at Francis, Wash, i be strictly economic, people Sonty. and cet ame very For this reason the United tSates | rT must adhere to original polley of! aloofness, Hughes told the ambansa- dors. | i The furnishings for a cozy little home of your own at special reduced prices and special Sad PE } “Homemakers’ ” terms. MOTHER! THREE-ROOM OUTFIT SPECIAL | — $403.50 Clean Baby’s Bowels with TERMS $20.00 DOWN $7.50 “California Fig Syrup” | “Peggy.” With her partner, Cortez, this charming young]! lady performs several splendid terpsichorean numbera in | ‘The Passing Show of 1921" with Willie and Eugene Howard lat the Metropoliian this week. She is easily one of the clever- est and prettiest dancers seen in this city for some time. : Ey Fy if is H | toward recovery, the department of oo ce p . ond fotlo’ eee cy ot comtitions tor anen,| Your Clothes Ours After 6, i ; 3 i | Bake Oven } . eating. He allows te eat Butiding construction and automo Dlencitaity ba AT ng Wartety “ot 2 | bile production are setting the pace, Say Billboards Ser ae Me Mencbes 70 how te] jthe department stated. Automobik nic. —e a Property combine and proportion “4 production increased approximately] GA. Lapland, May 31.—In Ufa, | i Four foods, and all bleating and) When baby has colic, diarrhoea, 39 por cent during April over March | R¥stla, there in a eryptic eign greet ether symptoms of stomach treables (foo wouring. feverish breath, coated) wnjie hullding increased an even|!0@ tevelers alighting from trains. | tongue; is restiess and can't sleep be cause of clogged bowels, just give a| Ir exen }half-teaspoonful of California Fig Pe de ee ent Syrup. It moves the wind and m5! Ndening of and all the souring food, bile and tment | ours.” poison right out of the tender Uttle | tRereasea ‘and others fell off, but = According to Dr. Francia Rottins of |} | $1 14.50 bowels without cramping OF OFera Ct et ent eee ieee mean more| Chicage, formerly American relief snes ing and baby usually gets peaceful | cable than In many montha administration medical director in Regular . relief. Contains no narcotics oF)" "Ti! necal industry is holding ite] Uf Province, the sign ts rigidly en- BUFFET, TABLE, soothing drugs. lown.” Bimet steat willie operated at|foreed. The authorities, he says, Pay Millions of mothers depend upon |» grow tired of destroying the posters, |I| FOUR CHAIRS [nightly events, the thieves killin Only $7.00 Down, California Fig Syrup to keep baby's) (02 Per cen! Gamaey i ie aiarch [#9 ow they remain. Murders are bowels clean, sweet, and regular. Ask your druggist for genuine “California those who refuse to undress, ai $2.50 Weekly Fig Syrup,” which has full directions | clothes are more valuable than pock- | It i posted outside the station on | | what is known as the “thieves’ bill board” and says; “Before 6 you: clothes are yours, after 6 they are SIX PIECES—WALNUT im: MAHOGANY SON Pe SPECIAL g VELOUR UPHOLS a. a ; SPECIAL reports show, uragnig sign of bet: & April was the! . the department | Shipments and unfilled orders were steadily Increasing, for infants in arms and children of etbooka, jail ages plainly printed on bottle.) CHILLICOTHE, O.—Arthur Sherl.| Dronky drivers are killed for their Mother! You must say “California” | dan, 16, and Harold Richards, 16, die) horses and an American relief ad. or you may get an imitation fig|in attempt to save Russell Evana,| ministration district inspector and . | syrup.-—Advertisement. 114, from drowning. bis wife and three children were ——— _ murdered, the thieves ransacking the house, as they thought the Inapector had received food from the adminis. tration. Murders of storehouse watchmen are common. BEDROOM SUITE Take advantage of your Three Pieces—Ivory Enameled credit. These special terms DRESSER, BED, CHIFFORETTE and prices are to help you to 5 Terms friendly and dignified man- ner that we are sure Special have your own homefurnish- $99.50 ings now. Visit us—you need Regular Price $122.50 not feel obligated to buy. Only $5.00 Down $2.00 Weekly LOS ANGELES.--Christian Weide Mann leaves estate of $165,000 to his widow, Mra. Delpha M. Weidemann, and daughter, Mignon, &. The first wire cumpenaton, beige in} - the work) was built in Philadelphia 4 Wet ae hia se oreNes Eo Pd eet |Hen Has High Ideas,;|Mentions Douglas fk, |MEN DISCUSS THE|| Bureau of Hatches in Treetop as Next Governor SPRINGFIELD, Mo. May 51.—A AUBURN, May 31.—\When Maj] W. NGTON, ODDITIES OF M is sing bantam hen that evidently bas high | salcolm ceremin: Biber y ange ae ee te WOMEN ite nd ideats regarding life, and| ney of King county, speaking at the | the Teo Relatives who recently has left the urge to as) Memorial day ives, wax meu-|SPecial committee ft “Well, how about it, Tom? Have nae sist in the population of the earth. tioned by the chairman as “Wash-|Cloture on the revenue and} you talked over our plan with your| 93M Stas invites te rem to department as an rudy next governor,” he was/priation bills in senate, wife and what did she think of it? |cheered to the echo by the large! p “Well, Jack, I told her you establishing her home where | crowd attending the meeting : your wife were anxio: at present busy incubating] Douglas declared that the popular] ington; McNary, Oregon; Vancouver next w she dispossessed a pair of | feeling among war veterans that all) Wisconsin, and Bail, D had invited us t ried about half} service men should support candi-| appointed to investigate was anxious to tioned In this column a# a bale of hay | © tree with the|dates from thelr ranks was “all equested aiso to report to | ability of presenting & is nesting in a tree in the deer pen| tag | of Phelps Grove park and} us to drive up t k and that you with you. She | Reader o all right, but you} intentic domicile for} wrong.” He mentioned Senator New- | know how women are, She sald that net newspapers are invited | aes neither of us had any decent - hes | reproduce such home ‘eo will interest | (heir en. Ty, & war veteran, whom, Douglas | ow and to draft such and that with the expense of the new phe | The said, he would have voted against | the present cloture rule 8: house we couldn't afford any fer a|. FRANK MeWILLIAMS, — John| will probably have to haul the chicks | had he been in the senate. deemed advisable. lwhile. She t P “| McWilliams, of Olalla, Wash., is seek-| out of the tree when they arrive. ctnpeheanie ctelnentantct Ee lie. She hates to give it up, but 3 é Trade Mark Register 5 hi tro " ‘ jams 6 sparrows built ag st un a | you know a woman would rather stay | "8 his brother, Frank McWilliams,| The sparrows built again, just un | Jat home than go to the best party on| Mt Seen 18 years ago, while work: | der their original home, and the tree| ing the Great Northern tunnel, in|; contains a sort of double-decked Seattle. He was a track foreman| domicile inhabited by both the hen and would be about 50 years old now. and the birds Jearth in an old dress.” y. maybe I don't know how it But, gee whiz, Tom, that’s no rea Mr. Business Man! ‘Are you making an intelligent use of the passing hours?, for not going. The wife is ail ex-| f 1 about and you can't ai | appoint us for a reason like that. But] | if you really have to have some | clothes, wh. | tea! — ones ert TRAIN No. 4 to NEW YORK \ry’s? Charge it. 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