The Seattle Star Newspaper, July 27, 1922, Page 8

New Fah Coats of polo $16 And Priced at “Clearance Sales” not necessary to move our merchandise. . Women DO Like Charming, F resh Models Have Just Been Brought to Us from New York You ought to see the new Dresses! You will, of course. You can’t let them get away from you. They are rich, indeed, in styling and fabric, carry- ing a general air of being quite assured of their own youthful smartness— . WITH NO COMPETITION With our long custom of helping women solve their Dress Problems, we do of necessity carry assortment of Styles, in sizes 16 to 44, of any store in Seattle. of Progress a — oor FTY-TWO years of serv- ice has established the Dexter Horton National Bank in its strong position in the Pacifie Northwest. All these years this bank has assisted in the upbuilding and devel- opment of this rich territory. , Today the Dexter Horton institution stands ready and is able to render such aid and counsel as will advance the commercial interests of Seat- tle and surrounding territory. a ——— Founded 1870 The Dexter Horton National Bank Second Ave. and Cherry St. New models tn black and navy Our Fall Merchandise is now ready for your inspection. | So They Were Married-Movie|| Writer, Doctor And so they were married— and band in band they set forth for the Sunset Land of thelr Dreams—she, the writer of sereen romances, and he, the stalwart doctor of (Close-up of Mins Ann Living ston, New York plotoplaywright, |) and Dr. Leroy L. Hartman, Seat. |) Ue dentist, taking train for Beat- |! tle, after their wedding tn the Eastern metropolis on Juty 20. |) Flash pieture of happy couple kazing out of car window toward And in a few short days— they will be planning—for the Great Future in Their Lit- tle Grey Home in the West. of the Sorrento Musical accompaniment, “Just a Love Nest”) And afterwards—the blood. red sun, setting over hill and dale — Time — Change — and happy Friends welcoming them to their New Home, THEME—"HOME, SWEET | Shoots Self From Grief Over Charge! Brood. | 6-year-old girl, Herman Domrene, 75 jrancher, Hving in the suburbs, shot | yesterday. He shack | da pistol in He died before he reached Ho protested his inno cence when arrested, and the prone cuting attorney who wag inveatignt ing the charge was preparing to drop | Hit, saying the state hed no case. | Vauclain to Speak | at Business Meet | &. M. Vaneclain, president of the! Baldwin Locomotive works, will dis cuss buviness conditions and eco |nomie problema with Seattle business men at a conference to be he! the Chamber of Commerce Friday at Local business leaders who are desirous of attending the con. ference are urged to inform the} Vauclain will be the principal spedker at a joint luncheon of the Chamber of Commerce |counell and the delegates to the | Northwest Merchants’ convention, to he held on the roof garden of the Bel) at, terminal, Friday noon, members’ All women's shoes were made with. out heels prior to 1825. | | BY PAUL F. GODLEY America’s Foremost Radio Authority | "ond Joss” In radio colts te some | thing whieh all amateurs whe con j struct thelr own sete will need to guard againat | It th & lows which may be no great fs to completely prevent reception of slenals of a ce wave length. A watch whe pe kept for thene effects, not only tn the apparatus jwhich ts built at home, but also in How eoil capacity affects a radio get. }that which i purchased, for even Mmanutacturers do not always proper: ly guard against tt Ih addition to having inductance | qualities, all inductance colts possens | Bl capacity. The capacity of cott de-| | pends upon ite diameter, the kind of ineulation on the wire, the nature of the impregnating varnish” and the eature of the supporting form. It ts (far greater on colle having more | than one layer of wire than on colle which have only @ single layer. | If only @ portion of @ call of wire | used, the remainder will have « leertain fundamental frequency or | of the unused portion and the capaci. | tY of the coll as a whole, If these values happen to give to | th Unused part of the éoll a wave jlenath equal, approximately, to the | Wave at which reception i» desired, ba reat part of the received currents j wit be absorbed by the unused ele jou Canes have been known where | TO per cent of the total energy wae | Wanted In this way ‘These same effects are encountered when colle are near, or in, the mag: nets feild of colle actually being | demonstrated by placing « coll near "x recelver circuit. Connect a amall variable condenser ex the plgmale will disappear. | cou and the reesiver ts very wake. | thane effects wili not be marked. If a very chase, which te the condi. tion when anty « part of the wind ‘will be morg marked, and wiring leads to a col! wilt great. lly Inenease ite capacity. For thie | fearon considerable care in design te | required in all radio sete | Smallest band of wave lengths are | Rave been found of offsetting these to be covered. | meters. The greater portion of the | coll's enermy is absorbed by the un. | weight of food in a month. instructors. at SPECIAL EXAMINATIONS by the U. B. civil service are to te held jn the near future at 103 Kextoffioe Ponitjans epen Include ne ic librarian, senior engineer | and senior aroiwtect REMOVAL SHOE SALE ENDING BATURDAY 100% Leather Shoes For Men, Women and Children Men's 100% Leather Shoes and Oxfords $3.65 to $4.85 une oe oxfords and bigh shoes; French, Cuban and low hecis; black end brown kid; patent leathers; black satin and white eloth, 95c to $4.95 UNITED SHOE STORES, Inc. After Aug. let, 1210 td Ave. Opposite Fraser-Iaterson Burning Feet, Corns and Callouses Halt Mrs. Doyer On long hike from Boston to Los Angel York Where Foot Troubles Threaten to End Srocies Tee Dm hata Gow tne Garett Pees Burning Feet, Corns and Bunions with GYPSY FOOT RELIEF A Wonderful Secret From the | Desert FTER shaking hance with Governor Cox, of Magsnchusetts and Curtey, of Boston. Mire. Doyer and her fifteen-year old son started thetr long hike from Boston to Los Angeles, California, with nothing but jack-knives serows the terminals of the coll | ing ete! Vary the condenser and note that at! on their strenuous jour |* certain potnt—i¢ the values of {he | ney. Dressed In khaki unt [coll and condenser are the proper | forms, they reached N: where ‘Mie. Dover. burt where er’ Tf the coupling between the test ing feet, ond the On: pearance of & red-sore byn- | ton threatened to halt her | intended record-making ox: pedition. Hut hearing of the | ings of @ coll are in use, the ettogte | Wongere [Wave leneth, due to the inductance | ured in cireutt, ‘he offest way be | | obtained @ box and anxious, he cor ain T aneetion of switch contacts | (Pett te the tant, ter hart | wae an aggravated condi tion of foot troubles calting immediate relief, and | she must make good ber Those receivers which cover the | slogan of “reachLom An- cite byftootordie” How re. Doyer succeeded ts or, ls & eeoret from the des ert. Applied in a minute, weually more efficient. This in not | best told in her awn negresarily true, however, for means | Sve. ‘ia an’ interview, | lust beforedeaving New ang ep even where great ranges are! York to continue her t Pee ee ee ee ee In the diagram a colt te shown, | sald [tuned fay receptian of 200.meter| reacted New |waven. ‘The coll capacity, repre | York City, ip |wented by the condenser set across | | the terminals, together with the cof! | jinductance, also im tuned to 100 | dance as long 4& you wish, or work and stay on your feet as long as you So remarkable are the reports of Gypsy Foot Ketiet from different parts of the countey, that the makers Kvarantes successful reguits in every ij wrens feet were burning Tt im eeid im this city by all had| good éruggints, sore A caterpiliar can eat 600 times Its /tormed and two corns and a Swift Drug Com. bu Tj pany, and Ow! Drug Company. 2041 Westlake Ave. GIANT CORD 12,000-MILE. GUARANTEE Tires are always purchased with this one thought in mind —to obtain the test pos- sible mileage at least pos sible cost. WESTERN GIANT CORDS are an innovation in tires. SUPPLY CO. Seattle Branches Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul Railway NOTICE Applications will be received for sub-station oper- ators to handle electric sub-stations in electrically oper- ated territory Tacoma to Othello, Washington, and Avery, Idaho, to Harlowton, Montana, a total of 660 miles, to replace men now on strike against the decision of the United States Labor Board. opened in torlum here today. fishermen aboard Oregon Legion Men |Ad Man Charged Begin Annual Meet DALLES, Ore, July 27.— Lesionnaires from every section of | Oregon were on hand when the| TMUfMlay by Prosecuting Attorney fourth annual convention of the Ore- gon state department, American|rymore, Seattle advertising ma | Row under arrest {n Los Angeles of at least one delegate, while a ma-|* charge of abandonment and Am jority have their full allotment on hand for the opening gun fired by Commander G. Lane Goodell of Port- |Missing Boat Crew Is Declared Dead VANCOUVER, July 2%.—The! county court here nounced the erew of the gasboat Not lad official dead, so far as the law ned. The boat disappeared With D support of his family. _ Three operators employed in each sub-station, work- ing eight-hour shifts. Very attractive bungalow type of house with fuel, light and water furnished free by the railway company in addition to liberal wages paid. DR. MACY 19TH YEAR SPECIAL TREATMENT FOR MEN AND WOMEN Who Want Dependable Results Kye, ear, nose, throat, lungs, stom- ach, blood, kid: , Skin diseases, all pus conditions, tuberculosis, rheuma- tism, asthma, bronchitis and nervous- wie ailments. Our treat- disorders ty bene- fielal to many and = weak- nesses, Free consultation. Electricians or students with fair technical knowl- edge of electricity can quickly qualify under available Apply to any éne of the undersigned: R. Beeuwkes, Electrical Engineer, O-W.-Milwaukee Station, Seattle F, C. Dow, Superintendent, Tacoma, Washi " J. P. Phelan, Superintendent, Deer Lodge, Ment F. Urban, Asst, Electrical Engineer, Deer Lodge, Mont. HARPER BUILDING 1504 Third Ave. Corner Pike St. oe Pe, > Berne. STANDARD CORD 30x34 ..... $12.75 10,000 Mile Guarantee WESTERN AUTO 812 East Pike St, . Pasa aMaPatataPa%atets%asta"aMs"a "a Extradition papers we: Malcolm Douglas for BE. Andrew Bar. Barrymore is alleged to have de - | serted his wife, Beatrice M. Barry more, and their ¢-year-old child, whe live at 2142 N. 60th st, Dr. William MeCietlan, preaigent ” of the American Institute of | cal Engineers, will arrive in Seattle yesterday pro-jon Friday, en route to a ti sonvention of A. I. I. BE. at ver, B. C. and will be entertained by the Seattle section of the A\ it eQust of Queen Charlotte | Institute of Electrical Bngineers at February, 1921, with four! luncheon to be given at the neers’ club in his honor.