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

4 PAGE 8 q Fat That Shows é Prominent fat th Where tt ls m ertisement AMUSEMENTS AGES | , be 7. : Soon Disappears WILDE PLAY TO BE GIVEN AT U “The Importance of Being Earnest” Is Title =| “The Importance of Being Barn. | oe) ent. a threeact comedy by Osoar ™) Wilde, will hall, on the university campus, Prt day evening, July 21, under the direc: {tion of Glenn Hughes, instructor in “| dramatic art, Hughes produced the} |aame play in 1920 downtown Janice Watt carries the leading fe male role of Gwendolyn Fairfax Gladya Deer will play Ceolly Cardew; be presented in Meany | | Derts Callow will play Lady Brack: | | nell } } In the two male leads are Grant | Merri! and Harold McClinton. Dr} Chasuble will be played by Richard Bennett | Harold MeClinton ts business man. | ager for the Associated Students, and | | Francis Griswold ia stage manager, | | ‘The orchestra will be directed by Ed | ward MeKenay, |"Three Are Accused of Poisoning Yank Accused of causing the death of | Henry Perry, Camp Lewts soldier, by | giving him poison moonshine, three | |men, Harry Dion, 158 Washington |st., soft drink parlor proprietor, and |two brothers, M. Mickelson and A. | Mickelson, were under arrest Thurs day on boore charges. Perry's broth: | ler complained to the police following | | the soldier's death Monday night, ap- | parently from wood alcohol. Police | are investigating the charge, ASPIRIN. Unless you see the name “Rayer” on package or on tablets you are not getting the genuine Rayer product Prescribed by physicians over twen- ty-two years and proved safe by mil-| ons for Colds Toothache Earache Headache Lumbago Rheumatiam Neuralgia Pain, Pain Accept only “Bayer” package) which contains proper directions, | Handy boxes of twelve tabiets cost few cents. Drugsiate also sell bot. tles of 24 and 100. Aspirin is the trade mark of Bayer Manufacture of Monoaceticacidester of Bilicylicactd. | WHAT IS THIS IN HISTORY? HH, I TAD D> MAN RIGHMOND H& WAG TOO THAMED, op T Skare! Know anything about American history? Then pitch in and show how accurately you can link up the above picture with some historical event in America. The picture is the 20th of a series of 24 which will be printed in The Star in the form of puzzles. Watch for them daily, and when the entire 24 have been printed and you have made your guesses, send your answers to the History Puzzle Editor, Seattle Star, Seattle, Wash. A prise of $5 will be given for the set of answers most nearly correct. And five prizes of $1 each will be given for WASHINGTON, July 13.—Settle. the five next best. Get in the game! It’s fun. Strange Signal [sss] —— ment of the claim of the G. M* Siandifer Construction company | By Professor M. J. Elrod i@ aginst the United States) op of U y of shipping board, which originally to. pose saly more timn $10,000,000 for $998,416.23, was announced today by t Chairman Lasker, ” This amount ts in adhition to) $600,000 which was paid by the board “on account” in May, 1921. ‘The claims of the Standifer com pany grew out of the wartime con fow more in inclowures, struction of ships for, the govern ment and the settlement is @ com. Roving creatures, eantly the ewift- promise agreement which ends «| Tuaners on the continent, living tongdrawn.out controversy. SETTLE LOCAL FIRM’S CLAIM ‘The American pronghorn antelope approaching extinction. Only prompt and strenuous action can save it. Formerly roaming from the Saskatchewan to Mexico, and east to | the Missourt river, it is now confined to « few hundred wild animals and « } lomorrow—Last Day Of the Prottas & Levitt Bros.’ Removal Sale of Furniture One more day remains to select homefurnishings at the special savings offered during this Removal Sale. The purpose of the event has been accomplished— our stock is greatly reduced, many new accounts have been added on our books—and our new location at the corner of Second and Pine has been well advertised.. Now then, For the Last Day of the Sale Three-piece Living Room Set—Davenport, Rock- er and Chair, upholstered in genuine leather with loose cushions, spring seats and spring edge. MARKED TO SELL AT ..... Combination Library handsome Queen Anne design, in Walnut fin- ish, offered at the SALE PRICE / Living Room Set—three pleces, in frosted fibre: Settee, Rocker and Chair, upholstered in high- grade tapestry, and value at the SALE PRICE Sewing Cabinet in Martha Washington period de- sign, built in Mahogany finish, and MARKED TO SELL at.. Easy Payment Terms Delivered Th With w rn Payment WE CHARGE NO INTEREST PROTTAS & LEVITT BROS. DEPENDABLE HOME FURNISHINGS "6 NEXT WEEK IN OUR NEW LOCATION IN THE GRAHAM BUILDING 1 2 2 3 3 4 $225.00 and Dining Room Table; side’ $32.50 of are fine $112.50 $14.75 ONE MORE DAY We our this * ow 1 the three pieces ON SALE at of tapestry— THE SALE PRICE is fumed finish—-Extens four Chairs, at the SALE PRICE of Pretty Fibre Fernery, in color, and marked to S. Sssssss" ‘| “ . <! 1521 Second Avenue Conditions of A purchase is not ton- customer is fully satisfied. You have the privilege chase made if the goods Money cases without question if there is any dissatisfaction, The Easy ments noted can ranged on all made at the sale prices. right to make deliveries at French Gray Finish Bedroom Suite, decorated with flower design—Bow-foot Bed, with triple mirror, large Dresser with mirror; Easy Upholstered Chair, covered in fine quality and attractive pattern Dining Room Set—a pleasing model in waxed or mainly tm the open, they have be. com easy prey for long-range rifies when Meet-footed enemies were eas! ly outdistanced, Inquinitiveneas and curiosity doubtless have been their | | undoing. Even thetr remarkable algnaling nystem has not saved them. Ernest Seton-Thompron haw explained how, | ©n approach of some strange object, | the antelope, thru « set of muncien, | raises with a jerk the hairs on the | white rump patches on elther aide This flash shines afar like a patch | of snow, and the message in read by all who have noses to read, for with the flash of hear ts iherated an odor of musk from a gland located in a patch of brown hair in the white bloom. The flash ts given, and away they «0. If the flash is not seen, their keen sense of smell carries the mes sage even over long distances. The antek defenses having failed in protecting from man, man himself must come forward, smother This Sale red final unless the exchanging any pur- not found desirable. refunded in all Term Pay- be ar- purchases When the Bank for Savings Promises a definite rate of interest (the HIGHEST com patible with the MAXIMUM of nafety) the depoaitors know that it ts guaranteed by the $800,000 capital and Mability of the bank That i, the rate paid does not fluctuate according to the Trustees’ voto, as im the case in the other savings institutions. THE BANK FOR SAVINGS Established 1907 Pine Street at Fourth Avenue DIRECTORS R. Auzian de Turenne Frederick Baveman James Campbell W. H, Crowther Geo, J reserve only the convenience during special selling event. Vanity $139.50 spring seat and arms; $39.50 ion Table, Buffet and $69.50 $9.75 parchment ELL FOR, slo Daniel Kelleher Harry Krutz R. A. Schoenfeld Jamés Shannon cB. Vi THE SEATTLE STAR a THURSDAY, JULY 13, 1922 Daniel Websters Hat E of Daniel Webster's famous retorts was to a young man when their hats got mixed. “Why, Mr. Webster,” said he, “our heads are just the same size.” “On the outside, perhaps,” re- plied Webster. If there had been 10,000,000 automobiles in Webster’s day this might have hit off the feeling owners rode on Royal Cords last year. The unobserving man might say that this was reaching the limit of the quality idea. oF ‘et, in January, February, Pa Api and May, 1922, the sales of U.S. Royal Cords through dealers more than doubled over the same period of 1921. A new high record for Royal Cords. 1 a buying through . de: about tires as well. * ° . Tounderstand the tire situation today, go back to 1918, 1919 and 1920,whentiremakers were jump- ing to catch up with the demand. In 1921 they more than caught up. And in 1922, every car-owner knows where he can get plenty of tires with plenty of b unts. Plenty of bargains ingenious sales-arguments. A vast quantity of merchandise he knows little or nothing about. ci * e 7 The quantity problem is history. It is all this quantity of tires— and their wide variance in value that is making most car-owners to get quality. Hundreds of thousands of car- Royal Cor this reme: Current prices on United States Passenger Car Tires and Tubes are not to Federal Excise Tax, the tax having been included. United Tire Branch, 212-21 his inatinet to kill, and cease using the repeater, or the noble animal ts doomed to death or « life behind « fence 1922 Record of —__—— Pedestrians Hit Forest Fires in by Automobiles State Dying Out Forest fires in Western W " 346. ton were reported dying out, accord ing to W G, C. Joy of the Wash ington F tation. No word of new f altho some smouldering fires flared up and caused trouble for the fire fighters. An unidentified man was ruck by Fred B. Bates’ auto at Fourth ave, and Jackson st. Monday. 1347. Fred H. Adame, 211 Union st, reported that his auto jran ovér a city worker at Second od |ave 1 Union st. Tuesday when Many wild flowers are harmful to/|his steering mechanism eame loose, eat, while nome are réally poisonous, | The er, Whose name was not juding the buttercup. known, said he was not hurt. IS YOUR BLOOD HUNGRY FOR IRON? Who Should Take Modern Methods of Cooking and Living Hawe Made An Alarming Increase in Iron Deficiency in Blood of American Men and Women NUXATED IRON Helps Make Red Blood The Kind That Puts Roses Into the Cheeks of Women and Force em and Courage Into Veins ol rm to yourself than literally go bi iron that gives {t strength re food into living tissue,” men and women that I have often marveled at the large number of in the biood—— pect the cause of % vous, run-down in my opinion, you iron must go igestive process to them into organic peed gach im juets are an entire! erent thing Nuxated roa.” If you are not stron oF well 7 yeicians, sands of pe still insiet in Pg Be rg yo with metallic ron 71,2 Moppeee, Reeneny it costs a few cents | srengly advise renders [ ee] yale - je iron—Nuxated Tron— to go to this trouble, iy, Nuxated Iron in. ito ages and nee that thie particu! it tel ‘ordinary Nuxated Iron three times per day after meals for two weeks. Then test your strength egain and ‘ere how much you have ed. Numbere of nervous, run-down le who were ailin jy tose mre increased their stren; 4 and endurance in two weeks’ time wi products and failed to get reeu! vember taking iron in the proper form. Bartell Drug Co. (8 stores); Swift Drug Co., University Drug Co., G. O. Guy, or any other good drug stores, i] A picture of the voluntarily making os rds the measure of all automobile tires. ° * You have, perhaps, overheard some other tire being sold for “as g as a Royal.” Atatimelike me fea | \ Royal States Cus J Rubber Company 6 Jackson Marie Hodgins, a schoo!! SEEKING A DIRECT ROAD to 34852: was struck by an auto! Rolling beach from 12th or Mth lariven by Norman A. Scheliber, 201 /ave., the Whittier Heights Improve White building, Tuesday. | ment club has petitioned the county | commissioners. The route of three Pam Saldedtifing man Wee! ues could 06 chertened 10 © WE | hit by the auto of J. C. 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