The Seattle Star Newspaper, July 21, 1922, Page 5

STAR SHE BIAS 3,500 PROPOSAI THE SEATTLE [CLI MEMBER AMERICAN HOMES BUREAU —_—_—_—_— OUR BIG NEW STORE woabsal sad indiana nats AND PINE 8T8. FOUR INJURED IN ( 3 AUTO CRASHES; | Two Men May Dis, Girls Are Pinned Under Auto ‘Two men wer ‘ely injured and | two girls slightly in three traf. | ie accidents, late Thursday night, | Soo tem en ee MID-YEAR SALE Values Like These Force Fast Buying CHINESE GRASS ROCKER $5.65 Medium size Grass Rock: er, like Mustration; has & good height back, very substantially made and very comfortable, Also Chair to match if de- sired. Either piece of. this ale «« $9.65 this sale at Dependable Service and a» a result were recovering Fri (lay in homes and hospitals. & spectacular crash at Seventh | and Weller A July. Clearance of Women’s Fine Quality Suits Special $29.85 Second Floor Dorothy Own, | turned completely | py a girl tet | Barker hotel, over, after colliding with a truck |driven by H. Hashimoto, 714 Dear, | horn st. Both girls were bruised and out Run down by a truck, Karl Levy, 3/65, 718 ith ave tured shoulder and at Seventh ave. and Pine st eas | driver of the truck did not stop, he | told police, but fled, leaving him ly Ing In the street. Levy Is at Minor hospital. Thomas Jordan, 41, of Tacoma, re | Celved a possible fracture of the #kull when he was run over by a truck driven by Lloyd Davis, $09 15th ave., at Fourth ave. and King st. He was taken to city hospital, Prices have certainly been slashed in this group of Women’s Summer Styled Suits. Every model in the assortment is an astounding value offered for quick clearance Saturday. The following numbers are to be sold at $29.85 each: 1 Suit, formerly $115.00 3 Suits, formerly $65.00 1 Suit, formerly $98.50 2 Suits, formerly $59.50 2 Suits, formerly $85.00 18 Suits, formerly $55.00 % Suits, formerly $79.50 14 Suits, formerly $49.50 2 Suits, formerly $75.00 8 Suits, formerly $45.00 6 Suits, formerly $84.75 Tricotines and Poiret Twills make up this group, in plain and semi-tailored styles with braids, beads, embroidery and button trimmings. Don’t miss this most un- usual offer. Edith Mae Patterson, Arkansas school teacher, and the ek “Mona Lisa smile” that won her 3,500 proposals, the flow can be checked without Summer Neckwear Men’s French Cuff Shirts « Cedar Chest. We of the highest quality, ‘Une best makes, of genuine Tennessee Red Cedar losing much blood and with little trouble. In vevere nasal catarrhal condi. tions, however, % sometimes a happens thet a! blood vessel will break. Then quick | action is required to control the hemorrhage, First press both nos | trila shut firmly, thus compelling the bleod to run backward into the throat. This gives it a chance to form « clot which is nature's way of j checking violent bleeding. Breathing | should be through the mouth. Next pack « small strip of a clean handkerchief or a piece of cotton PINE BLUFF, Ark, July %1-— Three thousand, five hundred pro- posals of marriage! Edith Mae Patterson, ‘schoolmarm” ere, has that many Bome of them sbe baan't even read. Elght months ago Mins Patterson's aunt, without Miss Patterson's eg 98 entered the schoo! teach- ‘® photograph in a state beauty cantante A little later along came a check for $1,000—Miss Patterson had won first prixe, Immediately her tame ae “the girt with the Mona Lisa smile” began to spread, and propos young received nln began to rain in by mall and tel- cgraph. Then a contest to find the prettiest |girt in the United States started. Miss Patterson entered, She won the first prime of $2,600. More proposals, Hundreds of ‘em. All Miss Patterson's friends were kept busy opentag them. Now the little school teacher has entered an international beauty con- test. Pine Bluff people are confident she'll win, If she does, it will be her last cogtest, nhe nays “Competing inn't half as interest. ing as teaching school,” she says. Marriage? Not untii the right man comes, says Miss Patterson, and smiles (he Mona Lisa smile. Special $1.25 a Set Neckwear Dept.—Main Floor Stylish as well as unique, are these Crisp Organdie Ventes Sets in Tuxedo styles; some with cuffs, trimmed with dainty frills of Valen elennes lace, bands of real filet and in tucked effects, Very becoming styles offered for Saturday selling at the special price of $1.25 a set A Special Purchase of Children’s Sox 29c a Pair Special 95c Men's Section—Main Floor Men's Percale Shirts tn an extensive variety of patterns to choose from special for Saturday at BS¢ each Men’s Summer Union Suits 79c Cotton Union Suits in elastic rib and mesh weaves, with closed crotch, Colors are white and ecru, ® sult. and in short sleeve, ankle length An extremely good value at Happy Outing Thoughts Bathing Caps . Poe Sundries ee Floor ‘les. They are in coat style and well-made. Values that gold formerly for $1.25 and $1.35 are priced into the nostrils with a pencil or match stick, putting It back Into the nostril on @ line parallel with the/ [feof of the mouth. It should be tucked upward. Gently work it straight backward, as the nasal canal ts immediately above the roof ef the mouth. Then rub a piece of lee upon the patient's epine and ab- domen. This “freezing” helps to) cheek the flow of blood to the head. All tight clothing should be loosened. Hoslery Dept—Main Floor Mercerized isle Half Sox with reinforced heels and toes and fashiowed tops. They are all in white with fancy turnover cuffs, in both Nght and dark colors, These would , + sell in the regulr way at SOc a He's at It Again pair, While they . aya pair, 29¢. Face Creams .. Touches on Politics Sizes 6 to 9% Assorted Tales . paid 47¢, 60¢, T6¢, $1.00 +:28@ to He --10¢ to $1.26 In lesser cases @ roll of paper, the || 9 And on Other Things He a B 4 sian of « pomall, packed between the|| , 2 H~O4" mater 428 t #28 ||| Chicken Among 'Em Get Fresh Kodak Cisiilies for Sunday—Main Floor upper lip and the gums will check —— Consequently all alumni of the|nosebleed without any further = ~ * From the Guemes, Skagit cow University of Washington are an.| trouble. A teaspoonful of salt to a di Bl il Beachcomber.) sinh The manufacture of wooden Ju ge lake Files in Chile is an industry. of Y | tictpating the first annua! alumni | ‘UP of water, anuffed up the nose, John W. Rogers has our well. BRE so,cuery and prove beneficial, plenie to be held Saturday at For.|™*” PO** fed thanks for corned, irritated Plymouth Rack, Home Brew MENTHOL COUGH DROP IVE qQ UICK REL Water Wings .- Tourist Cases Sponge Bags Bathing Bags Pullman Apro: WHAT'S IN THE AIR duly 21 K F C630 to 6:45 p. m. (360 meters) 8:18 to 11:45 p. m. Beachcomber Freckle Creams K DZ Pato meters) T:15 to $45 p.m. i % O-(260 meterm 6:46 to 128 friend, They think they have dis- covered the place where God got the clay from which He fashioned Adam. REV. C. G. BAIRD wil! have charge of Sunday serviets at Trinity parish chureh, it was announced. Bey sage Moly communion will be at 8 a. m., followed by regular services. “The A. A. Cunningham of Seattle, an old schodimate of Elmer E. Hoffman | Power of Goodness” ts the text for lof Guemea, spent a couple of days|morning worship, and “The Im- visiting and making scientific re-| portance of Belief" is the evening search in company with his old tople. stock running at large. eee Washington has furnished number of cucumbers for United States senate, to go the cocoa myer pines vinegar be amiss to iittle DIN the mixture to change the favor. © The Roman women often curled Biake, prominent Benton count, thelr hair and sprinkled it with gold | ist, has filed for judge of ens dunt, preme court for the six-year term. ! Owing to the dry weather the jeandidate crop is only good for one | Picking. They are in many cases | scarcely fit for office use. We are offering only the beat of them in our | snnouncement column. Cash must [accompany each announcement as | defeated candidates are slow to feel the wolf of hunger gnawing at the| filled editoria: . } . ° | W. ©. Krider very foolishly left | ithis land of love and luxury for the | sunbaked slopes of Roseburg, Ore., | j= first of the week. eee Roland H. Hartley, who Is not going to be elected governor on his dollar-a-day and 10-hour plat- form, has kindly mailed us a copy of Kipling’s “IF.” Kipling is also the author of “Vampire,” “A Fool There Was.” eee The progressives of the state and solid front of organized labor having taken a stand against Senator Miles Poindexter, it begins to look as tho the “Chief of the Purple Sage” will be called upon to surrender his sena- torial plumage, and rightly #0, for | the many sided senator, after reach- ing his exalted position, kicked the rungs from the ladder which bore him to eminence, Poindexter has not kept faith with his constituents: he has proved himself a Benedict | Arnold to the progressive patriots, a political Judas planting a betraying kiss on labor's sweat-stained brow. | cee We very much enjoyed a fine lot of Store Hours—8:30 A. M. to 6 P, M. lal WCHL wEt LITTLE BROWN JUG Reg. $5.00, Special $3.49 Keeps liquids and food hot or cold. ALL-WOOL BATHING SUITS Men's and ladies’ sizes, specially priced at .... $4.98 In the popular colors and stripes. dust Arrived — Special Shipment of 400 of the Newest Patterns Men of taste and refinement everywhere, at the theater, on the streets, at the beaches, are wearing Tailored Ready Two- | Pants Suits. raspberries donated to our gastron- omical needs by R. BE. Ruthford. Come in and see the latest pat- | aay el terns and fabrics in Hirsch- Nick and "‘Blove’ Appiey went Wickwire clothes. Whatever BE de: egret Mg eran Pad style you favor you will find it Woman's Christian Temperance here in the two-pants suits— “the extra pair doubles the Ayvad’s Water Wings, regu- lar 50¢, special at Bathing Shoes, $1.50 values, special at, pair WIRE JAR RACKS SPECIAL 3 ® c A Real Saving on KHAKI AUTO TENT. s| 7x7, reg. $15.75, spec. .$12.98 7x9, reg. $19.65, spec. .$15.98 Without poles. GLASS BUTTER JARS With cover, 2-pound size, special At 39¢c We have ‘only a limited num- ber of these jars—early buying advised. CANS Special at $1.95 Size 18 inches. This is a heavy galvanized, corrugated ecan—an exceptional value at ff vane, Made in Seattle. union, « session of the “Canadian Club.” and while there will call n “John Dewar,” “Sandy Mac- donald,” “White & Black” and the “House of Lords.” eee ‘This is a great blackberry year, but the crop of wild berries on | Guemees is poor, owing to so much Hold 8 jars Crown Bottle Caps 1-pound carton, regular 50c, special at 2-Burner Anchor Gasoline Stove, extra special at $6 49 SPECIAL PRICES ON RAZOR BLADES AUTO STROP, 5 at AUTO STROP, 10 at.... DURHAM DUPLEX, 5 at GILLETTE, gd 12 at.. JUST ARRIVED $ Thousands of Pairs of Extra Pants. Match your odd coat and vest now iA New Discovery in the World of Medicine wonderful remedy gives ingtant { for Hay Fever, Asthma, Rose er, Bronchitis and allied affec- s of the Respiratory Tract, Asthmado!l has never been known) {to fail In a single case of Asthma, | jno matter how severe or of long’ |standing, Generally relief ts given |ingtantly, it relieving the paroxysms |ltke magic. In acute Bronchitis, ‘Coughs or Congéstion of the Respir |atory Tract, following Influenza, 'Grippe or bad colds, it will be found |invaluable, As one man writes, |"Asthmadol saved my Iife when petors could do nothing for me." marvelous remedy for the deep- ppe and “FI ho had the om ‘HOSA TOTO RAAT BOYS’ A wonderful assortment of DEPARTMENT SPECIALS Boys’ 2-Pants Suits in a va- Boys’ Suits of the $9% riety of materials and colors better-made kind Tailored Ready Co. FOURTH AVE. AT PIKE Seattle Home of Hirsch-Wickwire Clothes—Finest in America—Ready-to-Wear A real bargain in Bronchial Coughs foll&wing nearly every one | ” this sedson has | been troubled with a Bronchial Af 'teetion, which causes great annoy. Jance and in some cases acute auf. \fering. Take one done of Authmin dol in hot water and see how quick jly you will be relieved. | This wonderful remedy is sold by |rellable druggists every place for $1 |e bottle, or will be sent postpaid on ipt of price by the Joyner Drug ‘Beattle’s Largest Upstairs Clothing Store Home of MALLORY and STETSON HATS Company, Spok#ne, Washington.— Advertisement.