The Seattle Star Newspaper, June 9, 1922, Page 2

ance to— Today’s Most Popular Hits Stumbling For-Tro Ray Miller and His Orchestra : Who Tied the Can on the Old Ast Dog’s Tail? Fox-Trot The Colu:nbians, Brew. Editor of The Star, Seattle, Wash. Some Sunny Day Fox- Trot Ray Miller and His Orchestra > Georgia Fox- Trot Ray Miller and His Orchestra A-3603 75¢ view of the audience. x ‘That ts the kind of services, Mr, Editor, the Home Brew cotyum likes to give its readers. Always up to the minute and wideawake lo secure mew attrac ona, All the other papers give you is the news 4hat another young man has shot himself fall of holes or blown out his alleged brains on account of the fasch nating Peexy. . Bygones Fox-T) Knickerbocker Orchestra Under direction of Eddie Elkins Poor Little Me Fox- Trot Knickerbocker Orchestra Under direction of Eddie Elkins A-3602 75¢ Do It Again from The French Dow! Fox- Trot Ray Miller and His Orchestra Lovey Dove from The Rose of Stamboul Fox- Trot Ray Miller and His Orchestra A-3595 75¢ Home Drew goes further than that much further—almost to the limit, in fact. No sooner had the news come over the wire that Young Man No. 65876, series B, had jomed the Amalgamated Association of Perry Joyce's Pastimes, than we had ar- ranged with Reiter for “Peggy Joyce Week” right here in Seattle. This, we figure, ought to come right in between “Corn Flakes Week” and “Carrots-for-Complexion Week,” put on by the carrot growers | amociation of Mercer Inland. | j eee As we have tentatively arranged | the celebration it goes something like | thin: MONDAY—Pegey arrives tm solid gold car over the Great North ern and proceeds up Becond ave. in| the back seat of asilk-lined limou- | nine singing: | “Another good boy gone wrong” | After which there will be a recep: tion for newnpaper reporters at the Butler, followed by the resignation of Seattle's two lady councilmen on jthe ground that women have fo | place In politics when they can make & million dollars by hiring a good | press agent, Ask any Columbla dealer to play these records for you. You'll know then why Colum~ bia leads in dance music. Columbia Records Columbia Graphophone Company, New York “ee | TUESDAY — Newrpapers aantgn | |two reporters, five sob sinters and a \dewen cameramen to the police sta \tion, where the bodies of siicides | will be dragged in, Perey will write her emotions in # series of hourly | batietine. niiiemmaioeens eee WEDNESDAY.More eufctées THURSDAY —More suicides still. FRIDAY—SUU more suicides. eee SATURDAY —Survtvors meet the Arena at oi Richmond Beach to ‘Below are listed Seattle’s Authorized Columbia Dealers, who at all times can supply you with the Latest Columbia hits: | REMICK’S SONG & GIFT SHOP BUSH & LANE PIANO CO. Pike Street Telephone Hillott 2703 1519 third Avenue Telephone Main 3587 HOPPER-KELLY COMPANY PORTER FURNITURE CO. ‘M8z Third Avenue ‘Telephone EMiott 0112 1518 Fifth Avonue Telephone Main 0534 | YOUNGSTROM & NELSON UNIVERSITY MUSIC STORE at Eighth grade graduating exer 416 Union Street Telephone Elliott 1051 4312 University Way Telephone Kenwood 4332 letaes of the Richmond Beach school LIBERTY MUSIC SHOPPE / GERK MUSIC HOUSE will be held in the school auditertum 1516 First Avenue Telephone Elliott 181 | 24th Ave. and 56th St. ‘Telephone Sunset 0249 ||/20, Tuswiay evening, it was an of ting of an equal number boys and girls, will graduate Famous Toreador Ends His Life MADRID, June %.—-Francisco Ra ‘Divorce Judge Retains Faith in Matrimony 222) evant CHICAGO, June 9—Judge Joneph| Breaking up homes, deciding the deen made oo-respondent in a divoros Sabath, broken in health after hear-|custody of children and fixing all ape si ing 6,500 divorce cases, clung to his|mony was more than his serves! SB SAAT OMe ~ | faith in marriage today. | could stand, the judge sald. In Engiand the adoption ef chit “Perhaps I anould be a cynic,” mid! “I don't want to go back on the dren cannot legally be secured. the judge, who was forced from the |fivorce bench for @ while” he said. | (¢ ’ Pre 7p eae bench by a nervous breakdown, “but |“T couldnt stang it. | 7 FAR I NOER U 4 I am sti} a rooter for marriages.| The judge sald wnen persons mar- | ude ee thine-aeners yvonne.” |ty young they are usually without | 1 dates we —|much money and therefore have to| fight the world for a home. “When they do that,” Sabath anid, “they don't spend their time fighting The minute you put your feet ina | “TIZ" bath, you feel pain being drawn out and comfort just soaking in. How good your tired. swollen, burn ing feet feel. “TI1Z" each other. Instantly draws out the polsonous exuda. | tions that poff up your feet and caus sore, inflamed aweaty feet. “TiZ," and only “TIZ" takes the pain | and soreness out of corns, calluses and unions, Get a box of | “TIZ" at any drug or department store for a few cents Your feet are never going to bother you any more. A whole year's foot comfort guarantesd.—Adveri\sement, e's Honey =!Tar FREE TREATMENT and women—no matter nt, gTasp this op- ‘college, 4th Ave. and Main 6734 pre Thompson Bids. Fry St, Seattle. tion of Vision. Glasses $5.09 | Complete FREE EXAMINATION GLOBE OPTICAL CO. 1514 Ww Between Wl d Pine Sta, GRAY HAIR NOW Well Known Local Druggist Says Everybody Is Using Old-time Recipe | of Sage fea and Sulphur ‘As the business fabric of the country becomes more complex and competitive, the distinguishing feature of progressive concerns is that of service. ‘| Flair that towen its color and fasted THE UNION NATIONAL BANK maintains a sub- ifrceen’ ts engl o cae oe eae stantial and thorough Business Service Department, |]| |phue in the Sade. -Oyr enamenselnal made up a mixture of § available at all times for any requirements of our cus- tomers and friends, Particular care and thought is given to New Business, studying the manner in which this bank’s facilities may best be applied in order that our customers may find the greatest possible value THE UNION NATIONAL BANK |Sulpbur to keep her lock beautiful, and thousand TOCEAR UP UGLY, 2S Nowadays we get this famous mix: | Any breaking out or skin trrita-,ture improved by the addition of | tion on face, neck or body is over- other ingredients by asking at any | come quickest by applying Mentho drug store for a bottle of “Wyeth's | Sulphur, says a noted skin special Sage and Sulphur Compound,” whieh | ist, Because of ite germ destroying darkens the hair so naturally, s0 properties, nothing has ever been evenly, that nobody can possibly tell | found to take the place of this sul- it has been applied, You just dampen phur preparation that Instantly a sponge or soft brush with it and! brings case from the itching, burn draw this through your hair, taking! Kling and irritation. one small strand at a time. By} Mentho - § r heals eczoma' morning the gray hair disappears; but right leav skin clear and what detights the 8 with Wyeth's up, of Seattle smooth. Jt seldom fails to relieve ge and Sulphur Compound tw that,4 the torment or 4 urement. A jit besides beautifully darkening the ie jar of Month uiphur may be hair after a few applications, it also Hoge Building Second and Cherry obtained at any drug store, It is brings back the glosy and luster and used like cold cream.—Advertive- gives it an appearance of abundance. | ment, Advertisement, { iY THE SEATTLE STAR H. Brew Arranges Peggy Joyce Week for Seattle Men Homer Brew has scooped ‘om again! Ils announcement of Peery Joyce week in Seattle & printed exclusively in this paper, Other tasves of national Importance will be “covered” by Mr. Brew in his weekly letiers—to be published every Friday, Wateh for them!—IL nut merchants. got. coma, Graduate Students. FEW FOLKS WAVE Dear Sir and Brother: Car! Reiter, billionaire theater manager, and myself have invited Peggy Joyce to Seattle for the “Peggy Joyce Week” we are going to put on here. We have already engaged several young men to commit suicide after being turned down by pretty Peggy, as the smart young correspondents have nicknamed her. We have engaged the Arena and have agreed to split 50-50 with Peg if she will allow desperate lovers to suicide in full suicide orgy and grand manmere of lovenick young #tore clerks, bankers, diplomats, miliionatres and Brazilian Dedication of new Joyee cemetery will follow immedi ately, Milwaukee at midnight, being smug led into her car to forestall suicide of the train crew, Peggy will leave over ‘That te as far as Cart and I have If any readers have any aug gestions we shall be giad to take We think Righty of this plan, Mr. Editor, and if either you or the city editor wish to donate your services to this great cause you will be wel You can choose any legiti./ mate form of suicide. Yours truly, 2 for $1.75 Special for Canvas to 2. Women’s Hose 39c Special value of splendid qual ity fine gauge Cotton Hose with Sinch fine ribbed top, knitted in the stockings; black, brown. Misses’ Hose 25c Special value of fine ribbed Cotton Hose for misses and children; black, brown, whita Regularly sold at 35¢. All Boys’ Hose 25c Extra value—The best wear Ing hose at the prica These are made in a one and one rib, Sizes to 9% inches, Brassieres 39c Speelal value of Oxford mesh “Veo Bee” Bandeau Brassier open front or back, with e! insert in back. Corsets $1.00 Low-bust Corsets with a 3-inch elastic top; medium long over the hips, with four elastic hose supporters, Sizes 21 to 2% Turkish Towels 50c 65e qualit To wize heavy terry; yi Bleached Turkish 4 inches; extra sry absorbant. the Athletic Union Suits Rpectnl value of very fine quality Men's Nainsook Ath- letic Union Sufta 95¢—2 for $1.75. Cut ful size; elastic insert in back. Sizes 34 to 4% them under consideration. Birds | who have unique modes of suicide | | they may wish to pull will be given | first onl. Boys’ Running Shoes Special $1.25 Saturday only—Boys’ Running Shoes; black trimming, heavy red rubber sole. Just right for summer wear. FRIDAY, JUNE 9, 1922. ||Almy Free of |JJDGES TO WORK Manslaughter After several hours’ deliberation, & jury in Superior Judge Boyd J. Tall man's court Tuesday afternoon ae quitted Fred A. Almy, 2128 434 ave. Ny of manslaughter charges, Aimy, last November 29, struck with his autombolle Louise Yackel, 15, at 20th ave, and 1. Madison st, killing the girl, as she alighted from &@ ntreet car, ‘Testimony was to the effect that the night was misty and that the VACATION TIME Many Will Seek to Clean Up Court Docket Altho the judges of King county superior court are expected to enjoy their yacations durmg July and | August, most of them will put in a conductor had signaled for the car to| Considerable part of that time at proceed when Almy started past, work tn some private nook about | reas the county-clty building. Many im portant matters that have been un- der consideration by the judges will Court Stops City tion by 188 fu * . be disposed of #0 ney may Car Line Extension | wtart pore the fall term with a dean Sustaining Judge Walter M,| #late. French in & decision which enjoined| One Judge will be on the bench at the city from extending the Ravenna | ®!l times during the vacation period, car line, on 30th ave. N. W., instead rding to the following schedule of B. 65th st., the state mupreme court | n out by Presiding Judge Calvin held Thurvday that the elty counci!}%. Hall, All dates are inclusive. cannot legally change plans for im.| Judge, Hall, July 8 to 8; Ju provements and extensions of the| Meyda J. Tallman, July 10 to 15 municipal street railway after bonds |/Udse King Dykeman, July 17 to 2: to finance the project have been is | Judge Kverett Smith, July 24 to 29; sued and sold, | Judge Austin E. Griffiths, July 21 to rf é | Aug. 6; Judge Mitchell Gilliam, Aug. 7 to 12; Judge Otis W, Brinker, Aug. 14 to 19; Judge A. W. Frater, Aug. 22 to 26; Judge J. T. Ronald, Aug. 28 to Bept. 2. Judge Hall has arranged for two cr three additonal jodges to be available for emergencies that may arine, When superior court convenes tn September Judge Griffiths will oo cupy department No. 1 as presiding Judge, Kary to keep growing with cleanliness, tree of rt and smudge Apply Calol Liquid Gloss with damp cotton dloth—then polish dry. } Get a can today at your dealera | STANDARD OTL COMPANY | (California) | CALOL LIQUID Mrs. Farley Free on $5,000 Bonds | Mra Olga Farley, charged with second degree murder for the shoot- |ing and killing of Wesley J. Howarth, + Waa at lberty Friday on | $5,000 bonds. Surety was at first |fixed at $20,000, later reduced to $7.00, and finally to the amount posted, The shooting orcurred @uring a Grunken row at 103 Second ave. & Big Specials for Saturday Tomorrow is Bargain Day at McCormack Bros.’ Store. Every Saturday wé offer to our customers a group of splendid bargains. Every department is represented with special values for the day. Thrifty shoppers make it a point to visit our store on Saturday because the values offered are so much bigger than elsewhere. Remember that our low rent and low cost of doing business are a direct benefit to you. Get the habit. Buy at our store on Saturday. Boys’ Spring Suits Two Pairs of Durable Knickers Saturday $ Bring your boy in tomorrow tailored in new Spring styles We also have splendid lines at $10.98 and $13.98, and Men’s Lisle Sox 3 Pairs for $1.00 Regular 40 values of Men's Mercerized Lisle Sox; guaran- teed to give good service; dou- ble toes, soles and heels; gray, Palm Beach, black and brown. Sizes 9% to 11%. Poros Union Suits 2 for $1.75 Another bargain of Men's Porosknit Union Suits; splen did quality; white and ecru; short sleeves, ankle length; closed crotch. Sizes 34 to 46 Children’s Sandals Special $1.00 For Saturday only we offer high-grade Children’s Sandals for $1.00. Smoked and brown elkekin; soft, flexible uppers and good heavy soles. Sizes 5 to & white with Sizes 11 insoles. Sizes Housefurnishings Department and 5c, 10c and 15c Sections Tin Cups—Each 5c Bright Tin Cups for camping use. Glass Tumblers—Each 5c Substantial plain Glass Tumblers. Cups and Saucers—Pair 15c Japanese China Cups and Saucers, all white or with gilt band. Flour Sifters 15c¢ One-cup bright tin Flour Sifters. Sauce Pans 25c One-quart pure aluminum Sauce Pans with handle, Water Pails 35¢ Full 12-quart heavy galvanized Water Pails. Gray Enameled Ware—Each 25c 100 pieces of gray Enameled Ware, including Sauce Pans, Deep Baking Pans and Wash Basins. SECOND AVENUE AT JAMES STREET our $7.48 Suits. They are on sale for Saturday only. These suits are of high grade wool tweed, cassimeres and worsted fabrics that will give the best of service. All are shape. The patterns are so good that neither you nor your boy will have difficulty in selecting. Remember that the extra pair of knickers means double wear for the suit. Knickers are full lined. Ages 7 to 18 young men and men at $17.50 to $25.00. Men’s Scout Shoes Special $2.75 Special for Saturday only — Men’s Brown Elk Scout Shoes; good heavy leather; half double soles; solid leather Be sure of the label Good vinegar improves every food it touches. Poor vinegar harms every food. That’s why you should make sure of the vinegar you use. Why you should buy bottled vinegar that bears a label standing for purity, wholesome- ness and flavor. HEINZ PURE VINEGARS 7.48 and fit him out in one of and finished in excellent of Boys’ Two-Pants Suits a select line of suits for Men’s SLirts $1.69 Splendid values of new Tan Negligee Shirts—the latest thing in shirts; made of heavy shirting cloth; low collar, with pocket. Sizes 14 to 17. 6 to 101%. Boys’ Union Suits Suit 50c Summer weight, fine ribbed, good wearing garments, for boys of 6 to 14 years; short sleeves, knee length. Black Sateen—Special Yard 39c For Saturday only—60c qual- ity of fine, high luster Black Sateen for 39¢ yard; 40 inches wide, Soiesette—Yard 29c For Saturday only—50c qual- ity of Soiesette for 20¢ yard. Colors are navy, pink, rose, blue, pongee and Copen Curtain Scrim Yard 12Yc 36tnch Curtain Scrim with fast-colored floral borders and plain with open work borders, Feather Pillows $1.75 $2.50 values of Foather Pil lows, size 21x27 Inches; best renovated hen and turkey feath ers. mixed; covered with fancy rt Ucking.