The Seattle Star Newspaper, August 18, 1922, Page 14

PAGE 14 THE SEATTLE STAR FRIDAY, AUGUST 18, 1922. Say It With Flowers Rig h t [British Study ss ¥ PTT TTT TTT TTT SUNSHINE SMILES _Perin Request # MAW DQ VOU BUY Department for Seattle Shut-Ins and Their Friends, Appearing Every Friday || B Fi B S Y Do adams ath te tet Braham in The Seattle Star ut irst OL Be ep eg A Eielptn tel Rhyethpe Rea ep et ahs! |tion from the German government | will charge you the mont for the ear you want! When you buy foed do you look for the grocer whe will che you the most for the brands you want! OM de you come te PIGGLY WIGGLY with thousands of other Seattle housewivest 6 Napkins. jaten, 1 Cover eoeee All for 9¢ SETS Launch Rolls. .3 for 10¢ Napkins 100 for 16¢ Plente Pilates. 12 for 8¢@ Can Ope van BO Weleb pe Julee.... Pints BT, Quarts 720 rape dulce Pints S20, @ He rings Ginwer Ale... woe BY MARIAN HALE “When the husband ts overheated cole “ ~ » EDITED BY DR. FRANK R, LOOPE | aay ee MARIAN MAL [ana Caan cotmennt,w,cretheeta| concerning he request for u more Phone Capitol 2267 | oriats. violent-colored blossoms, but rather |UM. Alan oF Y / i ‘That's all well, of course, but | “ hat's all very a a Mrs, Jane Nichol, “When My Gulld ladies, a number of whom | i¢ you made a4 pilgrimage to the a Ship Comes In"; “The Farmer. served lee cream and cake to the |avernge flower dealer and sald: ia cee 200 patients while the following “dive me o peuquet that will Mins Hayes has many customers|aon allied conference the matter of Monday afternoon Mrs, A. W. ladies entertained with nvusle say, ‘I'm terribly sorry, darling— who come to her regularly and have!, q, n moratorum ts in the i ia a Jead him into @ conservatory where |#usrantecs comminsion and Brad palma and ferns of cooling green will soothe him,” |bury is the English representative of the reparations commission. Binee the brea wh of the Lon Mase ond Py agg one ~*~ ry hime iis ee Rei it’s all my fault—you are an = a their floral correspond hhseae of the commission s 1 ¥ joah Rolsig, ng h many of 7 ¥ t of sunshine Hannah J. Evans. A decorative | dred Johnson, Miss Those aremeting this universal | She also Goes more pretentio ‘CAMP MEETING That amiies the clouds away, color scheme of pink and white Garland, Miss Erline Presto, Miss *tanguage propaganda could help | things, as decorating churc for | JI ‘And sets a stor of fresh dorn Rope! was used in streamers, cake and Audrey > », Miss Margaret ? weddings, dinner and luncheon | ammoencs obey cosh, doy oe unt, Mhe Frances Hunt TF fnew of one. trone Hayes, |tabna tr maich tne temperament =t/FOR KIRKLAND) rings Hoot Meer Bess ali words of kindness Many presente were in evi The following Indies served: average dealer, | hostess and guest That lift the heart from yloom, dence and everyone reported | Mrs. A. W. Williama, Mrs, Pred | Gltshe Is not ap averse Sisaiditip ete aeaek We Vaile to grt | With Evangelist G, W, Bebbett an And in life's darren places having @ good time. Hess, Mrs, Louis Feehter, Mrs, ch ties, | the tat 8 ~ but ane |t%® Principal apeaker, a camp meet oe ‘ " e ee “ If you asked her euch « ques! on, latest styles in flowers but she line revival service will be held in ioe m iene wrewere ef love to Boom, . Minnie Wade, Mrs. A. Leister, |gne'd immediately do up a box of| found, while Paris may lead the . , ba y A. He G. WHEN A FELLER Mrs. Ella Barto, Mrs. Fanny | violets for you. That's the message | styles in frocks, it Is way behind vel or the Kirkland Chureh of the ass Olymple vta.a3e Cream eee NEEDS A FRIEND Van Alstyne and Mrs. T. B. Mer- : ELDERBLOOM PICNIC The blind man whom we have un-| fell, * : of the violet. y in the use of flowers |rene. The meetings begin Friday sreag Neet.....240 Ve ‘This cor t too early |dertaken to fit out with more pre Miss Hayes makes @ specialty of -— evening and continue for three Meet... let gy A gana “4 bapa Sh: knowing what the flowers she sells | weeks, with morning, afternoon and Devites Meat ive a story of the Elderbloom-/sentable clothing, replacing those ‘ marcos Time clubs’ picnic, but we | ruined by accident, has been com. MISS MARIAN HARD—RISEN bs after er nae an — * wag Appeals for Jobs Vents mania A 5% 4 there will be a large attend. | pletely outfitted. A friend who ta a| Just at the springtime of her day | this Neue as = om ~ oS ya for Di bled Vets wee ao (oe vasseuba ok his th SUGA — kee weather permitting. Mayor| stranger to him advanced thru me |Mard will be remembered by the eee Se ee & poet ean Remi Horn isa time eainp Gasetings wil 06 te evi Sugar .. WAwin J. Brown will be among the | the $40 necessary so be might get im. | celestial home in the heavens. Miss | clus ws So An appeal for Seattio business men |dence. Meals will be served on the At the same| Ward will be remembered by the to co-operate in securing jobs for die-| grounds, and there will be special 1,000 OTHER ITEMS AT CORRESPONDINGLY LOW PRICES ie ces Miss Ruth Linrud will| mediate use of them. And play harp selections and time this friend gives of this amount | Sunahine ladies As the Uttle girt at Ma <a a more | abled war veterans was made Friday |musical programs by an augmented | the County hospital who was so kind| elles words MERON lees. G. Shestph, Gistriet wanamer |@neir. Francis Howell Long, the wonderful | $20, the balance to be returned. : Good | to the old ladies and other patients.| getous than letters that are like (00 1) ti ieg giates veterans’ bu | Bey baritone, home from.a six weeks'| The fund stands as follows: 5, he Gaeea” the bay a — cage s Mra. A, W, Williams, | Pretty and only 17, ahe has left many| ly sav al pla - j ees vss ta ea aacchioer $1. D. M. Moul, $2: Mrs, D. W. Pow. | ching hearts, both inside and out- ns © man wants to tl girt pent ane a aa Poindexter-Called r | ide th bh pital ves her, ashe only 01 our shut. ell, 8c; Friend No. 1, $20; Friend No. | side the hospital. | woman in his life—at that time— | completed their vocational training, a Foe of Workmen f °° $2. Mall your checks to me at bd 0 5 he can subtly imply that by send | Jonveph said, and 3,200 more in this Declaring that Senator Poindexter Tire capsctea thet’ the teow oe ae cn ayn gp hey ing # aingle red rose. It is much [district are in the midst of thelr | ig strongly antiiabor, C. W. Mater, of The Liberty Market, 1508 First Avenue Ing shut-ins were at the Eider. COUNTY HOSPITAL thank you on behalf of the trus. | ™0re eloquent than s basketful, — | courses Lon Angeles, special representative Queen City Market, Fourth Ave, and Pine St. Bloom-Borrowed Time clubs’ pic- Pancde afeerncen wae County tees and the eld folks of the “It he te interested in « gil loves Many trades and professions are! of the «rand lodge of the Brother West Seattle, at California and West Alaska Miss Mabel Long, Miss hospital ‘ay for the Sunshine home for whom you so generous. |'° take her to the theater and-en-| represented, and an effort will be | hood of Locomotive Firemen and En University-4728 University Way Candiff, Mrs. Mougin, _— ly provided tickets to The Way- joys ber companionship but has Go| made to place all vocational course |ginemen, charged Thursday night | North Broadway, 622 North Broa@way geese een ad ave farer, also. with transportation ['hOUsHt of more than | # be rene graduates In paying positions during | that Poindexter was the author ot | Watch for a New Piggly Wiggly st 1135 34th Avenue F. by auto. It was very much en |irtation, he should send her Blisies, | nmployment week, which starts next | the antiatrike bill, aimed at railroad | Joyed by all, It certainly was a | ™*rigolda or any of the yellow eur) Monday, labor. i beautiful thought of yours and | 4 flowere—no girl would ralwunder. must have taken up a good deal | "#24 his attentions, of your time to arrange for so “When buying for the debutante, large a party, Again thanking |%¢ Should not make the mistake of B I t uy i kindest. personal |%M4ing her the orchid, the divorcee’s oa ony flower, She may select tt for her Pade seit, but he presumes upon her| binds Ae wrens, sophistication if he picks It. Sweet | peas, rosebude and forget-me-nots| -. |are for the debby. th ~ at the “But the language of Nowers needs not only to be mastered by women, A in Fine be the man but the wife can save lote of ; EASTERN HAMS, Whole or Halt, tb. the home if ake wees the proper FANCY FRESH KILLED HENS, Ib. . flowers on the dinner table. j “Suppose ahe has @ small confes Gane aaa es pies Ss tie. Xt te have Cie ciae: CHOICE STEAKS, 2 Ibs. for . ‘Though this seems ridiculous, it [rations in pastel colors and use| LAMB ROAST, Ib. Je nevertheless often the case, {simple flowers-—-misnonsttes, pansies YANCY BASTERN BACON. Ib. APRESS 2 IRR) | Bn gare tg Mgnt oor HAMBURGER and SAUSAGE, Ib. yp i the hat she had to have or the allow: Fresh Ground Bone Every Day os a ance that has reached the breaking SEABOARD MEAT CO. ma STALL 5, LOWER FLOOR To Banish Wrinkles and Frewen_Up Quick”! 1GREEN BAS THE LEADERS Atven Maa ty! a Lhe ey wv beat 8 Ibs. BEST CANE SUGAR....... FANCY CREAMERY BUTTER, Ib. 401d. sack PATENT FLOUR é fen 2 tbs. FRESH NUT MARGARINE, Alezander, headliner at the Mayes ‘Tance on |B | € Daten Cleanser . BOLDT’S ‘tages theater he se 7 bare ha So . tod the destinies fen’ e 2 pe ~<a ng ‘ “ate j women at a special matinee y powdered coe one ee * can Pi French Pastry, 25c for women only at 2 p. m.| You'd sive them new vitality [a9x) re item Roget n mon : |} three POF. ...+.s0000 Thursday. Thruout the week|_*%4 2°? Ark your physictan. . « ? ‘ Bae he “ie Filled Racetrack 35 at both his afternoon and|| Tues, Wed. hed, Phone Elliott iss < evening performances. He'} Ang, 22 23 We dene Setinte ‘ Bolat's Large 10c will remain here thru Satur-| AVTERNOON AXD NiGNT Se so muc ith eeerereeett fleve your eyes. 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Scoop up Excellent Patent Flour ALBER ’ OATS, large 25c| OLYMPIC WHEAT HEARTS, large .........+.+....25¢ hen baking bread— f: th ; pg ak te falidous ie ALBERS’ FLAPJACK, large ........ sugihidis 64s ce CREAM OF WHEAT k Campbell's Soups .. Vienna Sausage, 4s | re " z an Beans . Deviled Meats, ‘4s, 8 for...25¢ | ws akg nay oo — 15¢ | Vittucei Olive Ol, pt.. Underwood's Clam Chowder, Deviled Meats, 4s .. 4 ANILL tice’ Underwood's Deviled Ham— EXTRACT ied Kee le Ms, BB¢; loz, Bottle FREE Log Cabin Syrup, sm. Curtis’ Kip. 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MINUTE TAPIOCA, pkg.............15¢ These prices are GUARANTEED for our Seattle Stores—but those in Our Stores OUTSIDE of Seattle are, however, correspondingly LOW! “ * Pri T. ‘Excellent’ rices oday SEATTLE DOWNTOWN UNIVERSITY DisTRICT NORTH BROADWAY WEST SEATTLE EVERETT, WASH. 126 Pike St. (J. F. Coleman, Mer.) 48rd and 14th N. EB. (H. Slack, 28% Broadway GO. Dekland. 4914 west Alaska (D, D. Dodd, Hewet) and Oaks St. (T. Moly> 5 Said aes one 85 Pike St. (J. A. Ellison, Mer.) ter.) Mer. af neaux, Mer. 49-lb. Sack .. oo eee $2. Westlake Public Market “(iet 1906 ¢ith Bt North (Geo. Curtis, RE q 2150 California Ave. (8. M. Todd, sieaaconivens eka va 4 Bull, Mgr.) . Marquardt, Mer.) 4th sc Public M . 24Ya-lb. Sack .....00-eeee00+ $LA5 Bouth Wid Public Market (W. Le adiakais pisTR , i Ween DerRIOt ties oe Carruthers, Mar. Mi tt a Sencar PARK DISTRICT 10-Ib. Sack ........eseeeeeeee 250 éLLAnD BietetCe be iegatean a ie Wren, 1801 Yesler Way (F. E. Hater, 28r4 and B. Union (G, Rawlings PORT ANGELES, WAST. si ALLARD DieTRICE ble Weleoens ‘dvs. tengn:. Cotes Mer.) Mer.) 107 East First St. (E. R. Coleman, At Leadi G ei scucal ta trp acsag lem, Mer.) QUEEN ANNE HILL MINKE Mgr.) t ing rocers Mer.) 4 NORTH END ‘est and West McGraw Market and Bicadent st. (BS Wash. 1217 GOODLAND PARK 44 Sbgh and Greenwood (m. Riverm (D. Roy anne Avs Logan, Mer.) and one Market St tA. B, Comba, ‘een woo vi . - er. 218 Queen Anne ve. . T MA, WASH, eT. kia M: ) EASTLAKE Johnson, Mer. Sanitary Cc Goth and Finney Ave. (Harry 201 Hastlake Ave, (FA. Witcox- 201° Blaine Se US. P. Pittatora, ““Zanitary Public Market tH. G New WAT RUIN: WASH ioe Cain, Mgr) fon, Mgr.) Mer.) Gubr, Mgr.) ‘Theater (D. W. McKay, Mgr.)