The Seattle Star Newspaper, June 1, 1922, Page 5

{OU TTT eT Te TT TTC TIKURSDAY, JUNE 1, 1922. MEMBER AMERICAN HOMES BUREAU This’ Big Modern Store Is Now Ready to Serve You New merchandise in a display that represents everything new and charming for the home. Open- ing week has many surprises in store for those who come to this splendid big store. Opening week prices prevail throughout the store. Informal’ Opening Friday and Saturday Evenings 7:30 to 10:30 Tiny Burnett's musical program, one. Come and bring your friends, thing doing every minute. Orchestra will furnish a Entertainment for every- Some- SEASONABLE SUGGESTIONS Reed and . rier Baby Carriages and Go-Carts The entire new line of Baby Carriages and Go- Carts was never more complete. You will find just the carriage that you want for the “little Dear,” _and at a price that represents unusual Opening Week values. PROTECT YOUR FOOD DURING HOT WEATHER Full Line of -FRIGID REFRIGERATORS Solid Oak Re- frigerators and Ice Boxes; porcelain and white _enamel- lined. Food al- ways keeps fresh and pure on aceount of = scientific venti- lating system. Opening Week you can buy one of these fine food savers at $16.75 up to $67.50 SIXTH AVE.-BETWEEN PIKE AND PINE Te Te Te NT VERNON -W. R. Wells s. takes office as postmaster, we ut Life-Guards to Be at Beaches on Hot Days Jeas Russell, who becomes 1 agent for Puget Sound Te There will be no bathhouse facili | ties at the muny fouitl bathing beaches for —Dishes rattled but | two weeks, but life guards will be on by earth tremor. | duty on the hot days, the park board . announced Thursday. The formal opening of the swimmin’ season is scheduled for June 15. TEETH EXTRACTION FREE DAILY ANCHORA no damage Increases the action of the intestines Hundreds of men and wo- men have already found freedom from laxatives by eating Fleischmann’s fresh yeast. Doctors are now agreed that proper ion of waste matter should be brought about by food. One doctor comes right out and states plainly that the indiscrim- inate use of cathartics is one of the causes of constipation. Physicians all over the country ate recommending Fleischmann's | fresh yeast because it is @ fresh food, rich in those elements which keep the intestines healthy. Inone series of tested cases, normal functions were restored in from 3 days to 5 weeks. Try it out for yourself. Begin to- | day byadding 2 or 3 cakesof Fleisch. mann's Yeast to your everyday diet. Keep it up and see how nor- || mally and regularly your intestines act. Be sure it’s Fieischmann's Yeast—the familiar tin-foil pack- age with the yellow label. Ploce a standing order with your grocer. Our whalebone plate, which not cover the roof of the you have two or more teeth. || Natural Rubber, set of Gum Lyke Rubber, a perfect re. production of the human gum, set theth. eeesse-esese 910,00 \teeth..... GOLD CROW? BRIDGEWORK ... | Most of our present patronage is recommended by our early custo. mers, whose work is still giving good putisfaction All work guaranteed for 15 years Examinations fre OHIO DENTISTS 207 University St, OQovacite Fraser-Paterson Co. it O does | | mouth it $6.00) THE SEATTLE STAR | THIS CONFERENCE BUSINESS SPREADING FAST How'd To W i WHAT SaY We TaKe RODOLPM VALENTINO ? hasnt MISS CLARK > CALL UP MN WIFE AND Te. HER iL Be LATe TO DINNER AS I'VE A CONFERENCE aT The COUNTRY CLUB coment \ Now WNL 1 Hawt | ACONFe@eNce Wika | Tae DRESS -Maxee | Don't roe@ae}l wue CONFERENCE wilh J The LAWN-MOwE = A You uke Too } EMEN'S Picnic | ) C ICANT Dara These SOx. ‘VE GoTta ATNENo a CONFERENCE OF | PARK OPENING a MILFORD, Pinchot, hailed as the new Moses in| the repubiiean party, goes fahing| Only 12 Seattleites Make Reservations Seiten wants to take his mind | Only 12 Seattle citizens have made reservations to participate jointly with Tacoma and other cities in the stivities at Longmire Springs, June and 18, to celebrate the opening of the 1922 season at Rainier N {tional park. If Seattle's participa |tion is to equal that of other cities | I en 148 additional reservations will have | Proudly J, fag reget a football player. | Any Seattle eftizen may make| The two are playmates, and they} the picturesque streams thru the wooded wilds of his Pike county estate and caught eight trout. | With him was young Gifford Bryce! Pinchot, 6%. The youngster caught) j two trout “Look at the boy,” said his father, “T think he's going to make! |ber of Commerce, receiving hie room | that has been in the Pinchot family |number at the National Park Inn, | 100 years. jthus obviating any delay and con-| The republican nominee for gov. jmestion after arrival. The charge for | ernor of Pennsylvania ts a long, tall fone night's lodging and three meals) man, with big shoulders that droop; — from-$4.50 to $6 a person. | deep gray eyes that bulge a ltthe, a} The following vice-chairmen, who | high. | |will ald in the organization of the| tures, thinning gray hair, and a |Seattle party, were announced on) rather long gray mustache, When he | | Wednewday by H. A. Chadwick, Sent-| siniles he shows even white teeth, tle chairman: H. M. Simmons, Ito-| pinchot is 57. In 1914 he married tary club; Ira L. Riggs, Kiwanis | ysi¢¢ Cornelia Elizabeth Bryce. He's club; Lloyd Spencer, Advertising |, Yale man and his life-long study club, and Ray 1. Hodgdon, Progress ive Business club. has been forestry, Since 1910 he has been president of the National Con sa ini ve servation association. | ‘EXECUTED FOR | 2°, never, nolaine | dona Pinchot has been In public elective} | leervice many years. Pinchot created |. WIFE MURDER the Ballinger sensation during the | MICHIGAN CITY, Ind., June 1.—| Taft administration, leading in the! William E. Donovan, 38, was exe | fight to prevent handing over of/ cuted here today for the murder of | Alaskan coal lands to private in | his wife terest. He is the author of a number of} books, was formerly Yale's professor | of forestry, and until he entered the) jfather pay the extreme per campaign for governor was Pennsy!- | Friends of Donovan we empt- | Vania state forester | ing to obtain clemency for Donovan inchot comes when the daughter wrote the gov. | family Altho his jester was $8,000 ‘The execution followed the plea to of Donovan's 17 that jovernor McCray rold daughter Mabel from a wealthy ary as state for ar, be appointed ernor demanding the death sentence Donovan walked to the electric | an assistant te 000 post, and be. chair with no show of nervousness, | tate 4 $2,000 | he made up the additional $9,000 out Watson Backs Down caure the ry was on | of his own pocket Resides fishing, Pinchot likes hunt / on Hoover Attaclk | ins, canosing ond horseback riding. WASHINGTON ung 1 Senator . | ‘Tom Watson, Georgia. yesterday at|Man and Wife Are | Rivals for Senate ment that Herbert Hoover had never plished accounts of expenditures of| WACO, Tex. June 1.—Former{ relief work in Europe |Gov. James ¥. Ferguson and Mrs When pre ed with copies of| Miriam A, Ferguson, his wife, were | Hoover's audited reports by Senator! in the race for United States senator | Lenroot, Wisconsin, Watson de-| from Texas today | | clared Mrs. Ferguson filed | I never said Hoover has never| with the « lernocratic made reports of his expenditures, Ij as a candidate when question arose seid Hoover did not state the date on! as to whether Ferguson, who previ-| which the Feports were supposed to filed, was eligible to run. have been published in the Congres sional Record, or did not tell the date . lonal Record, or did not tell the date) (HyxTistRY A PROFESSION OF on which he declared the reports} A were published in newspapers.” BY EDWIN J. BROWN, D. 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Tyamol Company, | SWIFT DRUG CO, Mfg. Chemists, 400 Sutter 6, San! Second Ave. and Pike St {| Franciseo.-Advertisement, ' |seniors and CITYSLOWFOR |Fishing Helps Pinchot || Forget Political Cares}| Pa, June 1.—Gifford He doesn't smoke and he believes in prohibition en. prohibition—and im forcement. The only time he ran feat the late Senator Penrose. . Says Pinchot Made Piker of Newberry —"“The j Newberry case sinks into insignifi- cam paign expenditures of Gifford Pin- jreservations thru the Seattle Cham: | have 1,200 acres to play in, the estate| vnot for the republican gubernatorial " Sena Missiaeippl, de- WASHINGTON, June 1 cance when we analyze the nomination in Pennsylvant tor Pat Harrison, clared In the senate yesterday. Harrison sald this “so-called once progressive who now is willing vote for F=ding, mately $125,000 in his campaign. “Of course.” Harrison said, vania campaign. They placed tures.” Sun Sets Upon Freshman Days at U Ceremony Freshman days are over once more With the moving: in Meany the frosh assumed the position sophomore and may without the handicap of green caps and fresh. at the university up assembly lart hall, of a potentt once more night ‘ace the world man regulations on the campus, In regull ny hall steps, pus r door green caps were discarded, Moving up assembly {x the annual ceremony at the university in which the student body bide farewell to the rach class advances one Hon- application | or awards were given the varsity ath committee |letes for the spring quarter and to step in its march thru college. other leaders in activities. Junior queen for Junior day, whieh | will be held June 3, was balloted for The nominees were Vera Allen, Eileen Howell, Alma Cal- houn, Dorothy Smith, Elsie Olmstad Junior Juntor breakfast and will preside over the| at the amsembly and Margaret Stanton queen ‘The will be presented at festivities of the day. 5,000Used Tires All high grade selected casings, thoroughly inspected and guaranteed Fybric Cord 30x3 .... $5.00 Up seeee 30x35... 3.50 “ $4.50 Up 2x34... 3.75 * 6.00 “ Sixt o, tees S2x4 ; ved 650 “ 33x44... 5.50 “ 7.00 “ 4x4... 6.00 750 S2x4%4... 6.00 “ *: 8.00 35x5 8.00 12.00 * All Other Sizes in Proportion MAIL ORDERS Careful attention paid to Mail Orders. No deposit required. PikeStreet Tire Shop y. O. ST. DRING, Propr, St., Cor, Boren The Wonderful Discovery ECZEMINE Yor e kane, for tisement, for public | office prior to this campaign was in On election day he went to one of | 1914, when he rolied up a surprising running | vote in an unsuccessful effort to de the reactionary sloping forehead, sharp fe@-| tor 4 gecond term,” spent approx! “the senators who voted to seat Newberry can find no fault in the excessive ex | penditures of money in the Pennayl the [stamp of approval on large expendi r order during the day the freshmen discarded the regula tions which restrict talking to wom jen on the campus, standing on Den smoking on the cam: and entering Meany hail by the At the final ceremony the ma and skin diseases, can Price $1 at bare |now be obtained at good drug stores . and other | here or from Joyner Drug Co. Spo: $1.00 per bottle—Adver- Radio Sets and Supplies 9 to 10 UNTRIMMED HATS— The Millinery Depart: ment ia offering 100 Hat Shapes, priced for quick No mail 95e, $1.50 and $1.95 each. Yor this hour, 50c each .. pieces and wide the Domestic Section, a yd CURTAIN MATERIAL, including serims, voiles, marquisetter, madra and dotted and figu grenadines and marqui 124c RICE For this hour— 59c Each Bathing Suit real reasonable. 26 to 32, at SB¢ a suit. - 3 p. m. DAILY (except Sunday) Friday Hour Sales telephone or C. 0. D. orders taken on Friday f Sale merchandise, and the right to limit quantities is nup, The majority are in black, but there 10 toll ure some in red, wand, ci navy, purple, rose and MUSLIN; 600 Copenhagen Formerly Fruitof-the-T. This is a muslin ; that wold formerly at 30c legs. A knit garment not each ize in PERCALES; 500 yards, 9 yard. To be placed on that sold formerly at 75c. color, Formerly. 36 inches wide and in gale for this hour, in th® yor this hour, in the $1.75 a suit. checks, stripes and Maal! Domestic Sec 22c Men's Section, hour, cures. Formerly 20c 4 ' 49 & Bult. .ose0 yard. For thie hour, ip Vom at, 8 yard. O90. Fido. c * ASSORTED PER- FUMES; The Drug Sun- dries Department ir of- fering odds and ends of an assortment fumes that sold former- setter in % to Gyard ly at 7Se, $1. lengths. Formerly 20¢ to an ounce, bbe a yard. HALF. hour, Boys’ Bathing Suits Boys’ Dept-—Main Floor Rear Boys, here is a chance to get a good offering a group of Cotton Bathing Suits in black trimmed with red, and in sizes of Cotton Piece Goods, consisting of ginghama, Monday, Wednesday, Friday BROADCASTING | ‘a 1to2 MEN'S BATHING SUITS; 99 Cotton ; in stripes and cok | ors of gray, black. Sizes 34 to 46, Bi 11 to 12 MEN'S UNION SUIT 62 light Bults, styled with short sleeves and three-quarter length yards of oom in full weight 36 inches VOILES; The Domestic CHILDREN’S 0 ‘ WEAR; The Wi Section has priced spe- iene Underwear cial, 200 yards of self jg offering for striped White Voiles, 36 inches wide. Theme sold formerly at 50c a yard, and will placed on Toss, at, aya Oe Women’s Outing Wear Khaki Coats, with corduroy collar...+«. Khaki O. D. Coats, each. Khaki Belted Coats, each Khaki Shirts (Middy style), each, Khaki O. D. Shirts (Middy style), each, Khaki O. D, Shirts (Middy style), each., Khaki Laced and Knicker Trousers, @ pair Percy Khaki O. D, Trousers (laced leg), @ pair | Sizes 34 to 44 Khaki Hats, each .. $1. clean-up, broken ¥ styles and dren's mu are 1 and 2 years. erly 50c and Te a ment. Choice for this hour, at of Per 50 and $2.00 For this be We are percales, linens, etc,, at... ..++s+eseeeee Upper Main Floor Booth = 2to3 WOMEN’S BLOUSES; that also have been selling for $1.00, are offered for this hour, at, each... ‘igh-npliced heels and soles, in white Also semi-fashioned silk hose in smoke, wery color, For this hour, } OR 2 FOR $1.00 Remnants *= 50 Voile Blouses tn sizes 36 und 38, that sold formerly for $1.00 each, and 8 White Middies with red collars 50c WOMEN’S HOSE; 200 pairs of full-fashioned ik hose with lisle garter tops and reinforced am gray and piping rock; and silk boot hose in black. Sizes 8% to 10, but not each size in 59c CHILDREN’S COATS; «a clean-up of 26 Silk and Wool Coats in rose, brown and green. These are in belted styles and were form- erly reduced to $10.00. In @ broken line of sizes from 2 to 14 years. For this hour, we, $206 oe only. WOMEN’S CORSETS; « meat. foken line of American inch Twilled Lady Corsets, in sizes 22, 28 and 24. These are in flesh color; medium bust, long hip style, with elastic Inset at bottom. Formerly $5.00. For this hour, $1 95 @ palr.....eee DRUID ORDER to the 17th annual session of the Grand Grove United. Ancient Order of Druids of Washington, in conven- | tlon Wednesday at White Center, i Others elected were: Fred Mar- chettl, of Carbonado, deputy grand arch; R. F, Marshall, Seattle, secre tary; J. F. Ainardy, Black Diamond, treasurer; J. G. Mitchell, White Cen-/ ter, grand marshal, and T. J. Bell,| Tacoma, representative to the Su preme Grove of North America. Annual plettc of the Druids will] be held Sunday in Renton. New Bill to Cul. Grain Gambling | WASHINGTON, June 1.—Senator | Capper has introduced a bili to re- place the anti-grain gambling law re- | cently knocked out by the supreme} court ag unconstitutional. The meas: | ure is designed, Capper said, to meet the points raised by the court. ‘The report of Noah commander Washing: ton and Alaska department, Spanish- American war veterans, declares Ort- ing Soldiers’ home and Veterans’ | OLYMPIA. Shakespe: home at Retsil to be credits to state. FORD TO HEAD [Basin Plan to Be The Columbia Basin irrigation |o¢ the survey engi George Ford, of Seattle, was elect-| sect will be the topic of discus. - ed grand noble arch by delegates to / sion at Friday evening’s meeting of} The first 3 the Seattle chapter, American Asso duced about 990 A. D, " @treetor. project, and Ivan G Engineers’ Topic -— The SHINOLA box has an easy turning-key that automatically lifts the lid. No soiled hands of broken finger nails. Black, Tan, White, Ox-blood and Brown. —Always 10c. Te make shoe neatness an easy habit—get the SHINOLA Home Set. Agenuine bristle dauber which cleans the L lambs’ brings the shine with a etrokes. It’s best to say “SHINOLA” plete ,with cord and stand. Leanto Auto “The Leanto” occupies but littie folded; of heavy durable brown canvas. Without ventilators; poles extra. — Store Hours—8:30 A. M. to 6 P. M. ENUE AND UNI American Leader Electric Iron, Special at $3.98 Highly nickeled, warranted for two years; com- n be erected anywhere in a jiffy. Gn ARCADE WRINGER HORSE-SHOE BRAND ‘ Special at $5. THINK OF THE PRICE You are get- ting an Ameri can made Wringer, with a 3-year guar antee, 1-in, roller, with en- closed cogs and ball bearing — for FRIDAY—SPECIAL—$5.49, Cotton Hose $2.69 50-Foot $4.98 Just when you need it! This big value §4im Cotton Covered Hose; fresh, new stock; good | weight rubber lining; complete with ooup ~ lings. Made by U, 8. Rubber Co, Wis Tent when Made space