The Seattle Star Newspaper, June 13, 1922, Page 8

THE SEATTLE STAR She’ s to Bea a Farmerette Seattle Girl Wins Honors SELECT ANY ‘] DRESS, SUIT OR COAT in Our Complete Showing AND PAY ONLY 5 DOLLARS DOWN This special small-payment plan is being offered to acquaint you with the real convenience of our regular Credit Policy. You may open a charge account here and arrange your payments to suit—and have new clothing just when you want it. Canton Silk Dresses A group of extraordinary val- ues in handsome Canton Silk Dresses. The shades include m4 Black, Brown, Taupe and other colors. Beaded, trimmed and @ embroidered models that will please. The prices range From $24.50 Upwards All Wraps, Capes and Coats—Specially Priced All outer garments for Summer wear, from the fin- est models to the popular priced, all are marked at spe- cial reductions and offer a splendid selection. Miss Adah Proctor PULLMAN, June 13.—You cynics|the tmstitution tm the classes for who laughed loud and long at the| practical adaptation of machinery to | farming. She has won several hon- —— consider Mim Adah) ory in agricultural studies, in adds on to her success in animal hue | She is a student at the Washing: | bandry, ton State college, studying agricul-| “Why shouldn't « girl make a life ture, with a view to becoming @ live | time carcer of blooded stock musing?” stock breeder when she is graduated. | asks Miss Proctor, whone home ts {n Her ability already is demonstrated | Seattle, “Improvement of farm ant thru her winning of three first prizes | mais ts a really important work, and with three entries In @ recent big I believe it would progress much Western stock show. | taster if the farmers’ wife gave some Furthermore, Miss Proctor ts one! attention to this, ag well as to the of the highest ranking students in farmhouse and chicken yard.” Whew, Kids, All You C’n Eat, Then Some a Aileen bake tentative date for the picnic. ‘The president—if he's there-—will 100,000 Fiat ishopepat ite oe make an address and administer the Sport Skirts Umbrellas Waists AR AHEAD | said Uncle men, maps cbadirwgn od mance or ccr|2 NEW OFFICIALS = ————— ASSUME. DUTIES wi "Se 3% Russell and Proctor” Take ‘vie st ‘war annuat pone at S091 hm. Muna preston | | | Charge of Departments | nq that’s onty the beginning of tt. |Snooslate and lollypopa | President Warren G. Harding ts| And even that isn't all } folng to be there, No, not a movie! There'll be s balloon ascension, eS ee of bim or a radio message; Warten |and acrobatics, and & cirous parade, y aa Seattle's new superintendent i of public wtilities and Rebert L. Prov G, him@elf, IN PERSON, jana field and water sports, and a : y seni head of the building de.|_7>At Is, he will be there tf con- | bicycle race—and I don't know what ened r . gress adjourns in time for him to all. partanen’ get away from Washington by Ang-| Golly, but I bet we have @ good Ust 18, which haw been set as the time! who gather at the park. Nova, Ta Proctor’s appointment wea con firmed unanimously by the city coun- ci) Monday afternoon, but two mem- bers of the legislative body, Mrs. Henry Landes and Philip Tindall, voted against Russell's confirmation. The first step of the new utilities head will be to make a thoro survey| of the privately owned public utili | ties, with & view to determining] Mary Low Sinclair, rue nes bea City Founder, Dead orbitant, | Pioneer residents of the Northwest! Her father, he N. Low, Russell also will make an effort to Mary ap ietnic ene we a sr to remain at Alki, opening « apr | brit bout S-cen® carfare on the a Low Sinclair, one o! ie foun fainter Valley line, to harmonize °Ts of Seattle, who died Monday in when the Denny, Bell and Boren with the contemplated nickel fare on Snohomish at the age of 79, families moved across the bay to the the municipal lines. Mary Low, as she then waa, came #pot which is now Seattle proper, j as nite here in 1851 with the little party of He was in partnership with GC. Seattle Man Dies 24 men and women who first nettled | porry, at what is now Alki. She was only | From Auto Injury eight years old at that tima In 1862 Mary Low married W. B. W. A. Ogden, 1227 N. 48th st.) se 1922 Record of |Swallowed Nails CARSON CITY, Nev, June 13.— excited by several in these Un i States, swallowed! five three-inch nails on ® wager, An immediate operation saved his life, Best Spring Tonic IDEAL BLOOD MIXTURE Cleanser and system renovator, and $2.00 botties at drug stores, | B D. by Joyner Drug Co. Bpo- avertivement. Sinclair, with whom she made her home in Seattle for many years. Retachen Treated ‘Free Seattle carpenter, came to his denth | ‘Two sons, Alvin BE. and Clarence when oth k | Sunday from shock received when W. Sinclair, and a daugbter, Mabel : oe ee |he was knocked down on the Seat Ps ‘ KL Binclate, survive her. is ordered. | tle-Everett highway by an auto, a Pedestrians Hit No funeral arrangements have) K-Ray Free to insure good]! coroner's jury at Bverett decided ‘Aut bil |been made an yet. | Monday afternoon. Both of Ogden's b mi “ work. legs were broken. Carl Lundgren y Automobiles Examination Free. | Everett, driver of the auto, told the a f lyury that the lights of other cars 289: Elmer BWiey, 13, 1606 11th “ Pain’ess Dentists jdazgied him and he did not seo ave., was taken to city hos- jO den in time to avoid the a acciéent pital Saturday with a broken ankle, 608 Third Avenue ” He was run over by an auto driven |Charles Rogers, | Hiking From N. -Y. Riley said he ran into the street when another boy threw a wet rag to Vets’ Session “> : James J. McCormack and Solly 290: _While Mra. M. J. Nelson, jmemmnanteits: at Teale. M Fy Are 4027 Fourth ave. N. W., was hiking across the conte eae the Funning, with her two children, the 23rd annual encampment of the rion i and Fdererick. 8, to catch ‘Veterans of Foreign Wars, which w [a street car at the south end of the open hore August 1, Woman Defeats Men. Contestants jehildren were knocked down by an auto driven by H. T. Lacelle, McKel- vey apartments, The three were | because she defeated men contestants { treated at the city hospital for cuts| climbing the steep Peckforton gap. MEU TIELm and bruises. She ts the only woman member. PALIFIC a i Jorie Cottle has been elected to mem- | Canadian Pacific “PRINCESS” STEAMSHIPS Leave Seattle Daily, COLMAN DOCK, Foot of Marion Street FOR VICTORIA and VANCOUVER, B. °-9.00 A. M. FOR VANCOUVER, B. C., Direct, The Night Boat Daily at.. 11:30 P.M. A WONDERFUL VACATION TRIP The Princess Maquinna safle up the West coast of Vancouver Island to River's Inlet, leaving Victoria, B. C., on Tuesday, dune 20, at 11 o'clock p. m. Eight days of sight-seeing and a delightful voyage. Round trip fare irom Seattle $55.10, For reserva tions call at local office. “Trans-Canada Limited” Summer Tourist Fares to leaves Vancouver, B. C. Bastern points on sale from daily at 2:00 p. m—92 hours May 25th to August 3ist. to» Montreal; %7 hours to Return Umit October 31, Toronto, Rt RTE ets PLAN YOUR VACATION MOLE Gam” CANATEA IN THE CANADIAN PACIFIC ROCKIES—Sicamous, Glacier House, Emerald Lake, Yoho Valley, Lee Wapta, Lake Louise, Banff—Famous Mountain Kesorts with Canadian Pacific Hotels and Service. City Ticket Office, 608 Second Avenue Main 6587. E. F. L. STURDEE, General Agent, Tho blind, Miss Catherine Burke (right) has been gradu- ated ee Barnard College with high honors and elected to vod Phi Beta Kappa. Left, Miss Evelun Orne, class vatedic- | Orta, |bership in the Liverpool Motor club! to Win Wager | cath of allegiance to the youngsters | by James Bland, 231 Liberty court. ] rinks ofa beverage now prohibited | ~ (BLIND GIRL WINS HONORS is ji tSDAY, JUNE 13, 1922 vgsi8 iy oe " IP i leer a uy mn On i a i i nv uBR ; At Lowest Possible Prices Nine days of this Great Sale have done wonders toward furnishing many of Seattle's best homes with pianos and player pianos. Man: le have called dui the sale to see our famous CECILIAN PLAYER PIANOS and WELTE- MIGN ODUCING PIAN wondering if there was any price reduction on them, and after noticing the wonderful low price of these instruments compared with other instruments of like character elsewhere, have made their decision immediately, and in most cases good pianos were taken in exchange. So this enables us to add to our already large list of Wonderful Values in Used Instruments. And, of course, pianos coming from “ nee as would buy one of these beautiful instruments, would naturally be of the best make and in the best of condition. These exchanged instruments must be turned into money or contracts at once, hence these LOWEST POSSIBLE PRICES, MEANING QUICK SALE i il fim Doves iFUTT Davenport & Treacy Piano Beautiful walnut case, ivory keys, good tone | St, tn splendid eonaition $1 185 Prostionty 4 plain, up-to-date design walnat case. This piano caine from one $185 of Beattie’s finest homes. Only.. Pease Piano Besstitus walnut cgen. cheny sharps as Steinway Piano ala copperswret ope This plane should ad Fine oa Say meena! ood $245 ‘and action; ebony case. Only.. Howard Piano Perfectly piste case; must be “"$ to be appreciated. 235 value Only . Ludwig ~ one of age. cl FP anaganel bomea bes efor case design, "$295 Good for 20 years wood care, Only .. . $285 AND MANY MORE SUCH AS Bennett Piano F. Radle Piano Stark Piano to-date tn Beautiful fine, mano Pilate mabegney Sears matiful mahepney © son 9,03 a nogeny iy annua $395 fo toi ‘this ‘piano $315 instep iat $295 ' $325 from new. Only Only.. A Number of Slightly Used Victor Pianos in all Woods at Prices from $425 up. Slightly Used Bush & Lane Pianos in all Woods Priced at $495 and up 88-NOTE PLAYER PIANOS AT MOST REMARKABLE PRICES Retuil values of these Player Pianos new are from $625.00 to $1,550.00 Farrand Piano Plain ss cane, SsSae- pK oniie ae woune. Seon, Seat one Only top. A great value at. Palace ‘Hip to terday Loew, who recently built the War | field theater in San Francisco and ______ |Fremont bridge, Sunday, she and the| LIVERPOOL, June 13.—Miae Mar. |the State theater | in Stroud Pianola Player ma fine condition Beautiful mahogany Anyone wanting « Pianola Player 6! tigate this instrument Only And More at Prices from $575.00 and Up Strictly High-Grade Used Grand Pianos at $775.00 and Up make of inatru’ te represented here are some of the ong so don't Maclay in looking them over. Remember, Nave to buy just because you come im Courteous tment at all times is our pol "Some of cuts used in ad ‘only tor” ‘@isplay, not originals 1, RASY TERMS CAN BE HAD on aNY INSTRUMENT DURING THIS SAL' Bush & Lane Cecilian | Mahowany case, Spot slightly used. Cannot be told from new, Only ... “ Victor Cecilian Player Miction player. “Only. -+-. SOTO Please send me detailed information (without obligation). I am Interested IM. ....+s0er-ceceeeseene Price, Your Nam Address .. Bush ¢ Piano Go. ‘1815 “Third Ave, “Beattin ’”~ We Do As We Advertise—Bring This Ad With You Hoc sl Pie EVERYTHING PERTAINING TO MUSIC Manufacturers _ 1519 Third Avenue Farrand Player Piano Maho any case, just slightly used. Looks like new and plays like enter Rh Weber Pianola Player Beautiful mahogany case, up-to- date design. 0 elone retails for more than price. Only WHOLESALE and who has control of nearly 300 Ackerman & Harris, who two cent of the Warfield and Los Angeles theaters thruout the United States, ;years ago took their vaudeville cir-!state theate: = ts withdrawing from the theatrical|cult into the national syndicate ie pepe amannees an in field on the Pacific Coast. He will] headed and managed by Loew and |‘°o™ something over $5,000,- retain the two theaters mentioned, |who have been Western representa-|°0% which Interest, according to playing pictures exclusively and dis. | tives of the lgtter, will resume con- |e, they have gtven up in order continuing his vaudeville s¢rvice on | tro} of the 12 theaters in this region. |t® resume contro! of the other the this coast. jit is understood they owned 25 per | *t¢rs of the Western circuit. if MODERN DENTISTRY DR. EDWIN J. BROWN, D. D. & 106 Columbia St. For more than 20 years SEATTLE'S LEADING DENTIST in making high class modern — platework, artifietal Change Hands! Information was received here yes- to the effect that Marcus Los Angeles | we TENTS New and Used CAMP LEWIS WIRELESS %6 University, Cor, Western Ave, 5, 000 Used Tires All high grade selected casings, thoroughly inspected and guaranteed Fybrie $5.00 Up 3.50 3.75 4.50 METROPOLITAN ALL WEEK oL r sy jy moneene “ABIE'S “TRISH Upon the Safety of Your Land Title Depends the Safety of Your Home The way to be eure that you have a good land title, on which you cannot lose, is, when you buy, to demand A POLICY OF TITLE INSUR- ANCE, One‘ premtum only pays for Title Insurance, and with it you are protected not only from title loss, but from the cost of any litigation which might be brought by anyone, affecting or attacking your title, Washington Title Insarance Company “Under State Supervision” gold and cement or alloy fillings, also an expert in extract- teeth without Chloroform are unneces- nary for painless ex traction of teeth at || Nartmg Monday, June 19 | Mail Orders Now Seat Sale Thursday Even. 50e to $2.80 3Ox3 .... DR. BROWN'S DENTAL CLINIC NOW PLAYING “BEYOND THE RAINBOW” With Sixteen Famous Stars VAUDEVILLE WITH Frank Stafford & Co. OTHER ACTS AS GOOD COMING SATURDAY TEXAS GUINAN In Person and on the Screen Wed. Mat., B0e te $1.50 Sat. Mat, S0c to $3 All Plus 10% Tax William Harris dq presents JOHN All Other Sizes in Proportion MAIL ORDERS Careful attention paid to Mail Orders. No deposit required. PikeStreet Tire Shop W. 0. STANDRING, — 1026 Pike St., Cor. Boren LINCOL ‘bth FRANK MEGLYNN eres? . | ¢ 3 ee a r Ses. —T)syseecyes evUnrcvere sesdese ol lw TEST ees