The Seattle Star Newspaper, June 22, 1922, Page 2

THURSDAY. JUNE 22, 19g. Wake up your skin! IRE SEATTLE STAR” BS; CAUGHT IN A SHOWER “MEMBER AMERICAN HOMES BU REAL; FoR BETTER AMERICAN. noMEs" FRIDAY- SATURDAY SPECIALS— || —no C. 0. D. or phone orders; one to a purchaser—these spe- cials, except nail buffer and cups and saucers, will be delivered. Scene ote: (THIS SULKY: SPECIAL - June-bride offer: NOTHING DOWN! $695 —semi - collapsible; “—newlyweds, this month - we furnish your home complete. YOU make NO PAYMENT DOWN, In black enamel finish ; this most extraordinary leatherette hood, way this great homefur- back and seat; sub- stantially built. Spe- cial Friday - Satur- day, $6.95. nishing store will make the dream of your own cozy home a reality. RADIO— seta ready for installa , $11.50. Also elaborate DIOLAS, a combination of get and phonograph. plete showing of Radio tus and parts “Your Credit Is Good!” HIRD FLOOR) ES hyboned! day that your family uses Lifebuoy they will like it EX depend upon it more. There is enough goodness in one big, RED, economical Life- buoy cake to start every member of your household on the road to a healthy, beautiful, awakened skin. As delightful as it is beneficial. | An amateur cartoonist of Seattle here depicts his idea of what the bonus petitions are doing to the feelings of nage men, The artist is Jease Kirkby, 1026 Seventh ave ISLANDS NOT HUGE MILITARY TO BE FREED prove “absolute, Immediate and com. | plete independence” to the Philip! pines, ag recently requested by che) Biggest in City’ $ History Is delegation from the f#lands. “The president's refusal of the Planned by Legion plea for independence wan made known to the delegation in a com; Seattle will witness one of the ference at the White House this) greug 4 ite bie }merning. Harding, it was said, ex bo pater 20 pet ec bey “a [pressed hope that indupendencs | ‘FY nile bes [ahouid be granted the iwiands wits |formed men, representing every | mate but he made tt clear that/braneh of the service, will march he doen not yet consider the time/thru the business district of the city. — |At least 14 bands—some army and lir ~ ~-choice of three pretty dec figa rations, gold band, floral “butters: reduced— wreath or conventional flor: al design. Set consists of 3 large size, exactly ae tt 6 each, dinner plates, ple | luatrated; made of heavy quality plaves, teas and saucers, fvory Py-ralin with phen and fruits, one platter cover, Regular And one vegetable dish. | Special Just what you need for ‘Friday - Satur $y is 15 s your summer camp. seeeeneeeres Special Friday @aturday, 94.95. MAIN FLOOR new library table runners: very special— ° —new and attractive table run ade of silk tap and Saucers: zit in pars ‘dteal ferent $245 oof — nations. 19x60-inch size. Special — heavy and some local organizations— Portland Prepares will also teke part in the procession | Preliminary plans, a¢ completed for Buyers’ Week! [Thureday, call for the following unit» PORTLAND, Ore. June 22.—Port lin the parade: One battalion of wait: | ——_ ; Sab te tracted gpeperetions tot. t ne jot and ong band from each of the lof ruling sovereigns at the court of for half an hour before the actual, The belief that @ madstone cures tenth annual Pacific Northwest Mer. |Usttieships in Bitiott bay; a detach- jm. James. Presentation ceremonies begun. hydrophobia ty an old tradition witk dgnatt coaventien, ‘commenly known [ert of 600 soldiers and a band from) This precedent was eet Wednesday n0 foundation. {Ga Buyers’ week, to be held here Au.|FOrt Lawton; @ mounted company ty King George when he received! NO SERV CEB will be held - ! ie 7 to 1% and & band from Camp Lewis; Wag [Chief Justice William Howard Taft | day at Columbia Bethelehem church ‘The xeneral entertainment to be ner’s military band and bands fromjand Mrs. Taft. The king received | and Grace church, at Georgetown, it More than 90,000,000 gallons of | Sgcorded viaiting buyers will far out ithe police department, the Bilks, the/the two American eltizens privately | was announced Thursday. gasoline were produced in 1918. | strip that of former conventions, Knights of Pythias and | No expense will be spared in pro- Moose and other fraternal organiza viding amusement features for Mine | tions: feats entered by the Redmen | hundreds of visiting buyers who wit! |**4 other organizations, and thou | yiate Perthnd from at eection o the |, tgton, aah War ver “My, How the Warm Days Bring Out the Flies!” Mine Kay, lew == 'll Q, B. WILLIAMS’ SCREENS Are What You Need Now ot Re Sy FP |Mimer At by Manon are drilling a detachment of They'll effectually bar these pesky insects from the home, and at a most reasonable cost. These custom-made Screens are well made, | Falling Timber |* men. who will reproduce the tight fitting and neat in storming of Montfaueon aa one of An. Inquest may be held, it W84 the features of the Stadium celebra appearance. And with a little care our Screens lannounced Thursday, to determine tien tn the evening of July “ will last as long as the |reaponsibility for the death of | ' almost instantly killed Wedn: py the Black Taft | Is Received house. By dealing direct with the maker you elimi- Diamond mine of the Pacific Coast | by English King nate all middlemen’s |Coal company, when a timber cracked | and fell upon his head. Curtis is} LONDON, June 22.— The social survived by big widow in Butte,|"ttue of former presidents of the 4 uy ated Staten is second only to that | profits. We have ample manufacturing facilities andcan guarantee prompt and satisfactory delivery. Prices quoted on Screen Doors only, but we will make to your order any size Window Screens you may desire, and at right rices. Order Screen oors by number and state sizes wanted. _L. Malakoff, 24, | ASPIRIN Seeks to Be Solon | | Morris 1. Malakoff, 24, Wednes | Atamne “Bayer’’ on Genuine |day announced his candidacy to rep: | |resent the Third and Seventh dis-| ltrtets in the state legisiature, If) slected, Malakoff will be the young jest member ever chosen for the legis }lature. Mrs. Anna Colwell is his op. ponent in the districts. Malakoff plans tg take the state examination for the bar June 27, He ts the son} jot §. Malakoff, grocer. —exactly as pictured; this very attractive 5-plece breakfast set consists of 4 chairs and drop-leaf table. Top of table measures 41x41 inches. Choice of ivory or gray enameled, trimmed with blue stripe. Special Friday-Saturday ............ EE Bae ; regular price 630— paler Siena LETRAS AAA this 5-piece breakfast set: 5 1845 POOR PILGRIMS TO GET “TAGGED” NOW BY ALL POLICEMEN | fijcm"on xhu,you buy Aspirin.) The blue uniformed henchmen m package or on tablets you are not of Mayor BH. J. Brown and Police | getting the genuine Bayer product *TACOMA- Chiet W. B. Severyns started in.| prescribed by physicians over twen- 1. SCROBMPPLD 8 SONS ‘Thursday to tag all tourtsts, Not, | ty-two years and proved safe by mil however, in a general campaign | tions for colds, headache, toothache, —_—_—_—__~_o , 7 1 Cll wp the stone castie on | earache, neuralgia, lumbago, rheu. Beatthe tative toe Hoost is rate of change is so rapid) ‘ ae sl ad i > ng al od resco engaged y gpd hoy lh Kesort to this expedient ts usually| When you wash your child's hair, GYPSY FOOT R t ihe copper conductor— the ve-ltuning toéuctahess. desirable only where the antenna is | be careful what you use. Most goaps BLIEP sult is thie “skin effect.” | Research work carried on by Brit- order at small additional cost. Be sure to ask for a copy of our large illustrated catalogue. You'll find its suggestions mighty valuable in planning the new home or modernizing the old one. It's free for the asking. lo. B. Williams Co. Established 1899 SASH AND DOORS 1943 First Ave. South Telephone Main 1547 to be used for transmitting Durposes and prepared shampoos contain too| No more soaking the feet te hase tebienrieeenintaibint | much alkali, which is very injurious, | med bath ‘This eee peepee & considerable prob-|ish engineers recently asems to in- Yester way with penitent pil. | matiem, neuritis, and for pain tn a < meng a oe began at tperoe grime. Merely to weloome the | general. Accept only “Bayer” pack: ~ conductor acquires after | tired travelers to the balmy clime | age, which contains proper direc: PRICE: Ne. 100 Godley, Radio Wizard, _ \\izits msscied we ine wines, | rug sound and athe ume | Sona” Nandybonen ot Cave ta ES ON NO. 200 9 greatly increases the resistance of | time win a prize for themselves, | cot few cents, Drugsiste alao sell 2 ft. 8 in. by 6 ft 8 in, 1% in. $4 00 8 ft. 0 in. by 6 ft. 8 in, 1% In. 4. Advises Star Readers peshwnemrsroy By race of the vo ‘The “tage will be cards invit. | bottles of 24 and 100. Aspirin is the thick, Galvanized Wire Cloth. ... ° thick, Galvanized Wire Cloth... 50 | Penetration of the current @ goodly | ing the holder to accept the city’s | trade mark of Bayer Manufacture of » ¥? portion tw actually carried by the | hospitality and atop at the Cham. | Monoaceticacidester of Salieylicacid . po ra Beet tow Th Bag $4 25 # Mt. 6 tn, by 7 tt. © ty 116 ta, $4 50 | oxide coating which’ ta a compara: | tor of Commerce Tourist brent ||—Advertizement. . Galvaniz ire Cloth... ° thick, Galvanized Wire Cloth... . BY PAUL F. GODLEY [lem to radio engineers handling great |"V*!Y 000d conductor. The cop who can “spot” the most || ~ _ America’s Foremost Radio Authority | energies, such as those employed in lees ea Penulte obtained during | tourists will et the first prize of 66 PRICES ON NO. 100 Curnmts produced in the antenna|the high power trans-Atlantic sta-|trom Oeperlinenta showed an in- | ga5, Nineteen other prises are of | 2 ft. 6 in. by 6 ft. @ in, % tn. | - 2 ft. 10 in, by 6 ft. 10 In, 1% tn. by radio waves travel only on the|tions. In order to hands this cur- eienas of resistance tn these antenna | fered by the Interclub council. e| thick, Galvanised Wire Cloth 3. 00 thick, Galvanized Wire Cloth. - $3. 75 surface of the wire. rent, large conductors must be used, | Sumslors as Brest an 60 per cent in| ‘The block between Cherry and | © This is @ rather interesting phe-|Since radio currents travel on, oF|¢,5er0d Of @ few weeks. In an an- | Columbia ats, on Third and | How My Corn anloneced | 2 ft. 8 in, by 6 ft # in, % in. $3. 00 | $ ft. 0 in. by 6 ft. 8 In, 1% tn, $4 00 , but is easily explained |very near, the surface, the con. | Wun consisting of an enameled cop. | Fourth aves., will be “no parking” Calloused, B | thick, Galvanised Wire Cloth. thick, Galvanized Wire Cloth... ° ‘one takes into consideration | ductors must be very large in area. | Porat a bared resistance remained | except for tourists. jurning , Tired 2 ft. 8 in. by 6 ft. 8 Im, 1% In, 4 ft. 0 in, by 7 ft. 0 in, 1% tn. incredible rate at which these| The wires are usually compounded |““ymant Curme the sume period Feet Hurt— thick, Galvanized Wire Cloth. $3. 50 thick, Galvanized Wire Cloth... $4 .00 ts change their direction of m great number of fine wires, ach | sete bare cous uanate a ama sista On the broadcasting wave of 360! insulated from the other. The whole ameled wire for —what shall meters, the polarity of the currents |is then woven into w cable which | 9," *ntenna. Choosing « No. 32 or | Don’t Spoil Your Child’s 1 Do?” If desired these Screen Doors can be furnished with Copper Bronze Wire aiternates from the positive to the | usually bas a hemp rope core. These el Pri-bidanied peas cay Fonda in Cloth at $1.00 extra per door. negative approximately $22,000 times cables, which may be the size of| oe al ii i | each second! lone's wrist, are then spiraled around |'%,th@ ebuck of a hand driil, and Hair by Washing It USE All Screen Doors have 1-inch extra gnath to allow for fitting. The then twist until a cable ts formed above sizes carried in stock, but we will make any size Screen Door to | i nor inconvenience — no bothe: Apply in one cia a Jas {t driew the scalp and makes the Name Oregon Hero [4 iii, mune mother AgTimes * “Warm Weather Comfort to “Hall of Fame’’| 1 bert thing to une in Mutsitied | 4nd) work ‘on Your feet “as long ; | cocoanut oi! shampoo, for this ts pure y h , ye col I Cc E D represent Oregon in the “living ait] ree and beaty anything else all to lousen, ad baraine, sore teed of fame” at the second annual con- ject vanish as if by maglet vention of the Disabled Veterans ofl gore ira ty Of Mul n e sified in @ cup or glass with a little the World War to be held at San|warm water ia all that is required rancisco June 26 to 30. Simply moisten the hair with water, This decision was made yesterday |and rub it in. It makes an abun. by W. J. 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