The Seattle Star Newspaper, June 5, 1922, Page 2

TH E oe “MEMBER AMERICAN HOMES BUREAU: FOR BETTER AMERICAN HOMES ———_ founded 1864 } | | | | NOTHING DOWN! —newlyweds, this month we furnish your home com- plete—YOU make NO PAYMENT DOWN. In this most extraordinary way this great. homefurnishing store will make your dream of a cozy home of your own a reality, “Your Credit Is Good.” you should visit our new 6-room model bungalow, built in this store— inte —en westing and unique exhibit, a full size model —a place you will take extreme delight and genu- 6-room bungalow, built right on our fifth floor, ine pleasure in being able to actually see how in every detail how the modern day home your home will look, Making it possible for you to made more cozy and attractive, making it carry out in every detail your ideas of properly fur- y see and know how to make YOUR nishing the new home. A pleasant surprise awaits ER HOME, your coming. Welcome! —featuring these June-Bride outfits in the | | | | } | SEATTLE STAR : wVellars from CHIEF SEATTLE To the New City Council Ladies and Geptiemen: Gilad to meet you. I hope you make @ better job than your predecegmore--and I've got a sneaking hunch you will, Not that i'm trying to damp you with faint proive. CHIBY BHATTLE To the Seattle Indians Dear Unfortunates: There's @ story in the last Saturday DPvening Post about paychounalysiog ball. Wetter read it. You might get A tip. Becatise, believe me, you've done everything elve to baseball but psychoanalysis in the last eouple of weeks. Hopefully. CHIEF BHATTLA. To the Earwigs Little Pests: How they coming? for the last fow weeks To the Madrona Beach Hounds You say the water's still cold? You sald a mouth CHIEFY SEATTLE. Haven't heard much from you CHILE 8EATTLAC Dear Splashers full To the Park Board ¢ Gentlemen; I'm just as Interested in economy as you are. But don't you think you eould afford to start ® few more municipal tennis courts around town? CHIBY BEATTLE. . To the Water Department Gentlemen 1 don’t know whether you have anything to 4o with i or not But the drinking fountains on the etreets don't give the service they ought to. One shouldn't be compelled to mouth the bubbler. CHIEF SBATTLE. To the School of Journalism, U. of W. Dear Men and Coadx: You put but « very snappy paper last Satur day when you took charge of The Star for the day. Very snappy, indeed! CVUEF BEATTLE, To Hugh M. Caldwell, Esq. Dear Hugh: You are stepping back into private life, for good, you nay. Thin may, therefore, be my last opportunity to address you, fo 1 want to tell you that you have my most hearty wishes for health, prosperity and happiness. CHIEF SEATTLE. To Capt. Roald Amundsen et al. Mon Braves; You're on your way into the frosen North on what may be the most important scientific expedition in histery, The best MONDAY, JUNE 5, 1922. NEW MAYORIS OUT FOR PEACE | ‘wit Seek Harmony With } City Council ‘ will be rereumed and the eff ul executive w tell 4 be The new chief 1 that bygones she wo far « ve and « vern Dr. Brown spent the weekend on Vidaigo island with George F. Kus ell, one-time 4 rintendent of public lithes Advises Wives Not to Poison Husbands nivenews at the Metropolitan Sunday j nigt "Wite, if you have a hushand whore acts fill you with hate, don't poison him. Love him and he will either become your lover or go out of your life.” To Hang Woman for Murder in Atlanta ATLANTA, Ga., June 5.—-BMre Cora Lon Vinson, found gulity by ® jury of the murder of her hu» band, Dr. W. D, Vinson, on March Si, must euffer the death penalty under the state law because no recommendation for life imprison- mont accompanied the verdict. This is maid to be the second time a wom- an has been condemned to die in “When you my that you ean for-| wive but you can prove that your » it would rattle around in « mustard seed,” was a shot Dr. Orlando ©. Miller, logint, fired at the | orthod ov in & sermon on for - CORNS ‘Lift Off with Fingers ) Doesn't hurt a ditt “Freezone” Drop « little on an aching corn, im stantly that corn stops hurting, then shortly you ltt it right off with fingers, Truly! Your druggist sete a tiny bottle lof “Freezone” for a few cents, suf: | Clelent to remove every hard corn, | soft corn, or corn between the toes, | and the calluses, without soreness or | irritation | i and ventilation. There is a marked difference be Advertisement, without, In the former, soggy land can be drained. Ip the latter it is impoanible, If water ig conducted thru street mains, care should be exercised to ascertain the source. In sections where wells are used, tween towns with sewers and those: | of lwek! And take « drink for me when you get out of the jurisdic | Won of Mr, Voistead at the North Pols CHIBY 8BATTLE. \To Bill Severyns Dear Chief: 1 see you're going to try your hand at running the police department | hope you joy--dut I'm afraid you won't get much, CHIBY SBATTLE. 'To a Certain Phinney Ave. Car Conductor | Bir: Not jong ago I entered your “tin rickshaw” at Madison #. and gave you a Ravenna transfer, which you refused. You did your | duty in doing 0, and no doubt I should have walked up to Union st, the regular transfer point, to board your bus. But, thank goodness, there are very few of your Mind. Otherwise, I'¢ be broke six days | before payday. Yours for strychnine, CHIBY SEATTLE. |To Public Clock Owners Dear Friends: Many persons rety on your timepieces, but often to thelr discomfiture, even regret. Some are fast, some are slow, and some of the clocks don't go at all. Keep them going right or tear them this overstuffed living room suite greatly underpriced— choi¢e of six colors and four patterns fine quallty tapestry or willingness to work and to contin Special priced for the week. (CHAIR OR ROCKER DAVENPORT bp ene ee : ; P : iTo All Graduates exactly as pictured. Arms are wide and rolling. Full webbing con- , 16 50 struction throughout. Springs angle tied. Each spring tied eight $ 75 sae tee aa te aie £72. yours oY Fob angel agg —- times, Loose comfy aes filled seat cushions. Spring edge seats. Don’ believe them, ‘The world te slike am oyster, waiting for yeu te Outsitle of backs of pieces covered with same material. Your | or ae" as ogee BS py sell Bg pid 4 ’ | To Some Seattle Women | Dear Ladies: Hach morning I see you driving your husbands to work, chatting cheerfully and evidently giving them a good start for the day, Whoever originated this custom had a happy thought, And then, too, girls, it gives you the use of the car all day. Eh? CHIEF SEATTLE. / jpn Mieoetansipenjiite lo Street Corner Smokers Dear Idlers; Some of you have a habit of flipping you cigar butts away without looking where they fall, The other day a man on one corner had @ big hole burned tn his new coat by this kind of carelessness, Watch your step CHIEY SEATTLE | To the City Council Dear Folks; With the fall campaigns drawing near, the everdncreas- ing tendency to plaster windshields with advertising stickers will with- out doubt show iteelf again, This dangerous practice often interferes with or detracts from the driver's view of the road. Why not put a ban on thig kind of gdvertising? An ounce of prevention—you know the rest. CHIEF SEATTLE cigaret and To Washington Girls Dear Girls Winfield Scott, an authority on social problems, eald recently, “I'm sorry for pretty girls.” He shouldn't be, should het He should be glad we have them T am CHIEF SEATTLE. an amazing value: this 6-piece dining room suite— —all the refinement of the Queen Anne period is embodied in this combination mahogany dining room suite. Exactly as pictured. 48-in. 6-ft. extension table; 50-inch buffet with plate glass mir- ror; 4 genuine leather-seat chairs. Special for the week To Chief Severyns Dear Chief Bulcides and near suicides are becoming rather com. mon here. Couldn't something be done to make it more difficult to obtain poison? CHIB¥Y SEATTLE. To Clarence Prest, Las Vegas, Nev. Dear Sir: When Rodman Law, a few years back, attempted to have himeelf shot out of a giant skyrocket, it was justly regarded as a freakish stunt. Your attempt, however, in trying to pilot a plane from the United States to Siberia via Nome, Alaska, is @ different matter. And yet we heard many who » and laughed at your proposed trip. Who is there who can my that 20 years hence there will not be of planes operating in this lane? It is always the pioneer s the most criticism, If he succeeds, he is a wonder: if he fails, he was a “nut.” CHIEF SEATTLE |A LETTER TO CHIEF SEATTLE My Dear Chief: The city employes sure do know how the boys on ‘The Star felt that day the bandits got the payroll; but why don’t the boys on The Star mandamus the bandits? A city employe, NEW YORK.—Altho she killed her husband, Mra, Carrie N. Hub bard, wife of Willem B. Hubbard, the “germicide king,” is to receive & large share of his eatate. TEETH EXTRACTION FREE DAILY IT. P. FACE FULL OF LARGE PIMPLES Also Blackheads, Burned V Badly. Cuticura Heated. " " My face wae full of pimples and blackheads, The pim hard and large and Boer oad y red. They burned very badly and often caused sleeplessness on ace count of the Irritation, I tried differ- ent remedies but nothing did any ot 2 this bedroom suite tremendously reduced in price— —a bedroom suite of exceptional merit. Exactly as pictured. Queen Anne period. Genuine American walnut. Size of dresser mirror 26x32 in. Special for the week, 3 pieces complete..... Our whalebone plate, which does not cover the roof of the mouth if you have two or more teeth. | Natural Rubber, set Led $6 .00 teeth...... perfect re- *139- —paints, varnishes, shin- gle-stains and shellacs in our paint depart- ment, Get ror paint now for the sereen doors and windows, THIRD FLOON Gum Lyke Rubber, a production of the human gum, set $10.00 Me (lf 6 ord ac Phd sample of CROWN $4 ry ip en Intment which r) helped me ao I bt more, and wives tetsu ingone of Caticura Soap e@ box of Cutieura Ointment was completely healed.” (Signed) Mies E, Guadenol, Pri River, Idaho, Sept. 18, 1921. ‘These emolliente ere weed ter ah = snd purl, Om: ip to cleanse and \- Taleura to sonata Bees | FURNITURE Co. satisfaction, All work guaranteed for 15 years, Examinations free. OHIO DENTISTS 207 University St, Opposite Fraser-Paterson Ca, L, SCHOENFELD & SONS FOUNDED 1864 SEATTLE SECOND AVE, at PINE BT, L, through regular visite here— completes showing of parts! and apparatus, WILCOME! THIRD FLOOR TACOMA SCHOENFELD & BONS Most of our present patronage is | recommended by our early custo. ! mers, whose work 4s still giving good | Ute state Masons to Build : in San Francisco BAN FRANCISCO, June 5.-—The old Coliseum has been purchased for $100,000 by the Scottivh Rite Masons [it a necessary to protect the water bearing strata against contamina tion, Frequent chemical analysie and bacteriological examination of the water is desirable. If sewers are not maintained, there are several methods adaptable of California, who plan to erect «| for the disposition of sewage, the de new temple’ with a seating capacity | seription of which space does not al low here, Suffice it to my, there are many sanitary measures the prospective suburbanite must consider before planning or selecting his home, of 6,000, The new etructure is ex- pected to cost $1,000,000. Democrats to Take Election, He Says) That a canvass of 18 East Side) counties shows that the democrats will put from 20 to 23 party mem-| bers in the legislature at the next) fall election, is the claim of M. H Taylor, chairman of the 4 ie state central committee, ee “Your Home _] [ Your Home BY DR. BR. H. BISHOP F late years, city life has become too crowded. More families every year are removing from | stufty city dwell: | ings and finding | homes in sub-| urbs or country. | The big city is no place to give! children the ad- | vantages of| fresh air and} freedom. Still it has many advan-| tages, and the city man who moves / to the suburbs misses the janitor, | the frequent car service, easily ac-| cessibie stores, and places of amuse-! ment, | In erecting a suburban home, It ts / important that the site be free from natural dampness; that pure water! be obtainable; that sewage be not} likely to become a vource of contamt | nation and that the building is sub-| stantial, and sufficiently provided with appliances for heating, lighting From the coffe § marts of the world! are brought thé man oice ees which compose the icious M:J°B blend. Thesé. coffees are aged & until, ready to be roasted a golden brown in the big M-J- coffee roasters™: A in 0 bs ) <