The Seattle Star Newspaper, July 14, 1922, Page 4

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THE SEATTLE STAR What Does B. C. Mean? (WHAT IS THIS IN HISTORY? | Not British Columbia By Ralph J. Benjamin VANCOUVE) —The B.C. is comn posed to mean British ¢ but It doesn't, It means Boore Country, And the daring flivver driver who attempts the treacherous Canadian roads from Blaine to nearest liquor control board of fies needs a whate of a bowl! of courage producer, Usually he gate ft. | "Road Closed The motorist te never to doubt! Right” about when he leaves Washington |” ” jut don't pay asy attention to and enters British Columbia, For he! ghat sign, It's Just a Little Joke quits the smooth paving, his wheels| on the tourists, ‘The road to the crunch inte two deeply worn ruts,| right doown’t lead anywhore. Just and he can’t get out grin at the sign and take the cow The first introduction te Demon path thad strikes straight across Rum comes at the border, As soon! § broad bog. Once across the oe the British Columbia custome | bog, which t not hard to drive it men get thro with the car and the| you don't meot any cary coming back, Is a hill about a mile high and straight up. | Maybe you run short of gas and jturn back to Cloverdale, Then the garage man, who charges you only | FRIDAY, JULY 14, 1922. ——— MoeDougall-/outhwick now, To OPEN ‘em, > 5 | 1 one 'T UP AS Store Hours 9:00 to 5:30 Phone Main 6720 a | A wed don! seen, wise men put on their cloaks.” WiaY TH OAM Me's TH MATTER WTH ‘en , BuRGOYNG P ruta are only « foot or so deep and a sturdy car can always navigate in) low Let motoriats be warned, If brav Ing the Fieitish Colurnbia ronda, stop at Cloverdale and fil) the old mar tank and radiator Patlure so to do) may be expensive, even disastrous. | Leaving a short strip of paving at | 6 machine sinks Into hing ruts and lurches and jola along for a couple of miles. | Then tiere’s a road wen, It aye Take Road to a oom MEN’S Summer Union Suits Attractively Priced a Eo 3 Suits for $3.00 KNIT UNION SUITS—Come In eoru and white with short sleeves and in ankle length. Sines 34 to 46. ATHLETIC UNION BUIT#—Come in & go0d quality Madras, with patented “lego opening” at the side; blpuse back, Another with knit fabric msert at the waist line. - Sides 34 to 46. $7-6 3 Suits for $4.75 ATHLETIC UNION SUITS are mate of highgrade Madras, with Jacquard figure With new patented “leg-o” opening at the side; blouse back. Sizes 4 to #0. —and we may add to the above proverb — when the first sign of eye trouble is felt, wise people have their eyes examined, Have Your Lenses “Perifused” ATEER YY bags, a couple of exceedingly polluted | individuals lean against the fenders | Polumbian Optical Col Sr. nem wn 5 Know anything about American history? Then pitch in | | | | | | | | They sherve lick’r in the rooms.” “Try the Katum cafe, Good eatr——"* And a lean person, who whispers that he's thirsty, too, lets you in on | the mcret that over behind the slgn, jabout 60 feet from the ¢ | 32 cents a gation, will tell you the | rest of the joke. You were not on | the best road te Vancouver at all, | There's another that leads to the left out of Cloverdale, thru the veet acres | of British Columbia's Little Japan, | Ey | Setters Rendquarters, the: | around over another hill, and finally | | leagery oraclub or a cache oF to the paving. There aren't any road —~|something that will sell beer for #| signs on either detour. And the nk | price. tives don't know the way, either, = | * Country Lif n | T e Was * The brave fMtvver driver fills the| 1¢ the government of Brith Co } oo Steep for Him | ro4ator with water and starts! jumbin would spend $7.50 for read! understand w! ople wilt} TONDON, July 14—-Lord Ralfour cress the British Columbia veldt. | signa, It would do more to promote it to dangerous ‘euene rl Burleigh has had to close hin) TM Teed te bad, but it gets worse | pence than the four-power treaty. and show how accurately you can link up the above picture transplantation when it ta|SUntry home owing to the cont of SIF & few miles and finally leads! ‘The folks who travel by boat or! with some historical event in America. Mt as effective as the newer meth. | UPKeep. across a wild swamp. In places the train have the miggie on the auto! Which require no operation. - - a ans ae tourists, Folks, there ten't any road are many diseases and weak = in Washington as rotten as the Can that respond wonderfully to FOLEY adian detour to Vancouv | ave made your guesses, send your answers to the History| acter te going. to sive KIDNEY PI LLS “4 \ LONDON, thy 1 in May! Puzzle Editor, Seattle Star, Seattle, Wash. 1315 Fourth Avenue | The picture is the 21st 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|{] “XIT UNTON SUITS, | are Globe make, @ gray mixture, medium weight, fine cotton yarns, made in “trouser seat” style, with short sleeves and in ankle length. Bizes 34 to 46. MacDougall-Southwick, MEN’S SHOP, Just Inside the Door Boys’ Good Suits Pre $8.50 @ Jackie Coogan Suits Blue Serge Suits, all wool sation, atyle, trimmed with white braid and emblem on one sleeve, Bixes 4 to § yours. Other Suits are in brown checks, black and white checks and gray mixtures, some with white Eton collars; come tn sizes 4 te 9, but not tn all fabrice. wie range from $8.50 to $11.5: the doctor ts going to give fonference to interested people Cane, designer of a laboraaving| A prize of $5 will be given 8 A827 Third ave. Hours 10-12, 2-6 type of bangalow, has been elected neatly: Lvs And dee teme aon de pep ot the frat woman momber of the con , 4 Pp : Fs | at once if you are interested — ’ tiseme nt. crete Institute for architects tae tive aes ae It’s fon TBOSTON SHOE SHOP’S | ~ Big Annual July ‘CLEARANCE SALE Women’sShoes onRacks or Tables Conveniently Arranged for Quick Selling Landru’s Victim Is Found Alive? PARIS, July 14-—French deteo | tives are investigating the story of |I] ® Woman who reported to the Al | BROWN PLANNING FIVE-CENT FARE | Half Million to Be Spent on| fic" Pelle, teat ate wes one. of Muny Railway | Ltnaras With Mayor Brown planning to tn stitute a Beent car fare shortly, the railway appropriation asked for the coming year ts only $14,000 leas than ¥ A who had ibeen cruelly treated by | In 1922, when the 8\4.cont fare barely | 101. master, Senor Cavaile, turned allowed the car lines to break even. | 60° nin suddenly and lierally tore This ts the outstanding feature of | 7 adtans jhim to ploces, | Mistreated Dogs Kill Cruel Man MADRID, July 14—Two mastitte) the departmental estimate filed Thursday by George FF. Russell, superintendent of public utilities. More that §600.000 wil) be «pent tn rehabilitating the railway system. This tw abactutely neorssary, Munsell says, to prevent the railway proper ties from detertorating past the point of uaefulnere. | there will be an Increase of $528,545 A reduction of $541,480 In salaries |in operating and maintenance ex-| | and fixed charges ts announced, while | penditures, | | | | | A. BOCTAL will be given Saturday at & p. m. by No. ¢ corps at the | Seandinavian Salvation Army hail, 1619 Terry ave. The stringed orches | tre and brass band witli pinay. For Boys 8 te 18 Years Hi Shoes—Low Shoes White, Brown and Black—All Sizes $1.95 Per Pair Strap and O: black, white. d Slippers fords in gray, brown and All sizes, Including Patent, Gun- metal and Tan Button and Lace Shoes. Sizes 6, 614, 7, 7% and 8. 200 pairs Women’s Hi White Shoes. Sizes 21% to 5. $4.00 Per Pair Hi Shoes—Low Shoes Gray, Black, Brown and White—All Sizes $9.95 Per Pair Very latest. novelties in Patent, Kid, Fawn, Gray and Brown. All sizea, Per Pair on the Table Including Oxfords and Hi Shoes, in Tan, Brown and Black, All sizes, Women’s Felt House Slippers. All Sizes. $4.00 Per Pair Gland Transplantation | =. Suits, $13.85 The public press of Chicago lately has given muchespace to the discussion of gland transplanta- tion. This was caused by the fact that a well- known multi-millionaire of Chicago was discovered secreted in one of the principal hospitals in Chi- cago, for the purpose of having a gland transplan- tation. There was much speculation in the press as - to what kind of gland was transplanted, whether it was human, monkey or goat, and where it was ob- tained. These questions have not been answered in the press, but much dis- cussion of the merit of the treatment has followed, some maintaining that the good effect was very tran- sitory, and others that it 4 continued for months. Opinions have differed very much’ among those of the medical profession who have been interviewed on the subject. Whatever may be the merits of gland transplantation, ten years of observation and reports from hundreds of physicians has convinced us that the treatment we give will do all that is claimed for gland transplan- tation, and be far more permanent. DR. M. C. MACY 1504 Third Ave., Corner Pike St., Seattle. EXCURSION TO EAST SOUND AND FRIDAY HARBOR An {deal outing trip among the beautiful Ban Juan Islands on a@ fine steamer. Gorgeous scenery; every inch of the way full of interest Sunday, July 16th STEAMER SIOUX Round Trip, $2.50—Children Half Fare LUNCHES SERVED Leave Seattle 8 A. M Return 10;30 P, M. Tickets on Sale Now PUGET SOUND NAVIGATION CO Tweed and onssimere TWO-KNICKER Suits in gray and green mixtures. Cogts with yoked backs, belis and alpaca lining. Knickers ined throughout; with belt strap. Generously cut. Sizes § to 16 years, Corduroy Suits, $7.50 Of weil-wearing corduroy—eoate lined with serge. With four pockets and allaround belts. Knickers fully lined; with belt strap. Sines 7 to 16 years. ‘Third Floor. Women’s Hats, $8.50 REDUCED —MacDougall-Southwick, Second Floor Very Special $5.95 Heavy, genuine calfskin—a beautiful novelty grain in brown and gray. Fitted, as the sketch shows, with wanted vanities and coin purse, cord attached. 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