The Seattle Star Newspaper, August 25, 1922, Page 4

Tea FLAvor or Just Tea? Tea may be the highest ibl quality, but if part otis raat fips ps you serve it, you are not get- — value. en you buy Folger's Golden Gate Vacuum Packed Tea (Black Tea or Green), you are buying full-fla- vored tea, for all its rare fragrance and fine flavor is kept for you by the found vacuum tin. Ask your grocer. FOLGERS the ancient Bern | of cork. Answers the &® problem as it may seem. buy what you need. Overcoats ot Our the measured is the rapidity with which he builds. 1. FF for the initial Investment. insure an economical start. watching collections. overs. SAVINGS DEPARTMENT of Seattle BRANCH AT BALLARD Open Saturday Evenings 6:00 to 8:00 = TEA Parishes have existed In England for more than 1,000 years. Eastern Credit Clothes Question Buying new clothes for Fall |» not so much Extremely tb- eral credit at this store makes it easy to Bradbury Suits and kmickerbockers for extra long wear. Made as well as the mon's clothes, and priced line Shoes ls one of mowt Hable in the city. Good wearing The standard by which the beginner in business is The fundamental rules, which build up the small are: & systematic savings plan to acquire the capital 2. Keeping down the investment in Fixed Assets in order to 3. Conserving the income by eliminating excessive credits and 4. Making capital grow by reinvesting profits and quick turn- THE UNION NATIONAL BANK BRANCH AT GEORGETOWN | | } | | ‘ ‘ | | I \TANAVACANOAVAVAVAY) I ‘Look Out! Doc! Sam’s Sure to Nail You Yet! You Handled Him Pretty Roughly, but He Totes a Pistol Now The doggone molar, athce striking part of an anchor In a plate of peed Fo rl goneges th toute thump that started where the nails in my shoe heels began and extended upward to the peakeof my hat. ‘That's why 1 invaded the sacred sanctum of pain in the first piace. “Hia, hal’ exulted the gentleman of the suffering victim, “Step right ready tn just a second.” 1 grinned, It was the first and last time I had a chance, “This bird is ahead of me,” I gritted vengefully, indicating a be- whiskered man who was holding his jaw and rocking back and forth, “Help me get him in,” said the bicuspid carpenter. So we pushed him thru the entryway and strapped TH note by James & Merrihew These diminutive folk dancers will appear in the mia- | cellaneous costumes group of the Community Service division in the children’s fairyland parade in the University of Wash- | ington stadium on Labor day. On the left is Doris Campbell, 1320 8tst ave. W. To the right is Phyllis Cole, 108 N. 82d st. | Ten thousand kiddies will participate in the fairyland parade and other spectacles, | nim to the chair, groaning and | moaning. | Several times I beard the chew sur |geon yell for more dynamite and lether, And every time a freah [shriek -of unholy agony greeted my lacerated nerves and dignity, At eny | moment I expected the police to rush jin and stop the carnage. 1 couldn't nee what was going on, but the cur tain waved threateningly at every lrevolution of the steamfitter’s dtl 1 could stand ft no longer. So Finally 1 decided to stay. jhad @ navy doctor work on my chewing equipment and after that one can stand anything. Absolutely. Bo I wat down and watched the be whiskered gent carried out on # stretcher. I picked a bedraggied lily jin his col, blue hand. Maybe he | would have done as much for me. And then. Unable to walk, I was carried in and deposited in the old plush-covered chair. It was red. ‘The blood didn't show. As 1 cloned my eyes, I tried to re lin the white skirt, as he caught sight! member the little childhood prayer jthat my mother had taught me as T jim: I'l) have my crowbar and hammer | knelt at her knee in the days long |i] ago. Tears came to my eyes and |flowed down my cheeks in litth rivuleta. leaped upon my Prostrate torso. In vain I begged for mercy. He was obdurate, I closed my cyes and was re | signed. He grabbed my face and wrenched it out of joint. “Is this the one?” he snarled. “Ug—brexigliopszkacy,” I re- }, Jokingly. But why «o into details of the re- volting crime? When the gore of battle was still fresh, and the bestial cruelty of the fiend was appeased, I managed to steam slowly out of the harbor of hate after paying one bone for the privilege of being tortured. The beck of it is, the place where the molar used to be hurts worse than when it wan occupled. If I ever get that bird alone some time, I'll make him eat bis own monkey wrench. Yea, verily. help me, Hannah! The Duchess of Valentinois has been designated heredit- ary heir to the Monaco principality by her father, the new Prince of Monaco, SEATTLE STARK | | pecremmase a> “The Sto ADAY, AUGUST 25, 19 Purchases Charged Tomorrow Not Billed Until October First MecDougall-/outhwick Second Avenue at Pike % 2 Shopping ee Se a rT Hours 9:00 to 6:0 Stunning Fall Hats | fon ON SALE — Bim Makers + : ' Sod 4 see Some of These Hats Regularly Twice This Price These Hats were designed to sell for much more—they are of fine quality materiale and reflect all the Style and Quality for which MacDougall - Southwick Millin- ery is famous, Colors and Plenty of Black Hats Many and Fascinating Materials '¢ canary brown rosewood —purple —metailic —quills ostrich —wings eed - etl —— —aery thee pe AAP —— Baya ered Bi tassels © —Persian ne silver hers novel —flowers and blue =~ Oriental henna ~burat gold cloth —pheasant —hackle —novelty —white blue —pheasant orange —tibbons feathers motifs pins On Sale—Second Floor H. and W. Girdles 2 Semi-Tailored and Tailored Models $29:75 For the woman who wants a utility suit, this sSroup offers splendid values in just the ap proved style. Conservative enough to be good style for any occasion; novel enough to avoid the “severe tailleur” Nicely made and lined with silk crepe. $4975 These are beautifully made sults—you could eastly imagine they would be more in price. Some are trimmed with silk floss. Others are more tailored with long lapels, long coats, tape The clastic girdle gives just the comfortable support, with perfect freedom, which modern women demand. $1.50 Model 1143 is designed for the slender figure and the grow. ing girl. It ts made of light weight pink batiste, with rub- ber inset at top. $2.50 Mode} 1186, a dainty mode! for the slender and growing girl, in of figured batiste with rub- ber inserts at the top, $4.00 Model 2246, is a combination of heavy rubber and pink broche, 12 inches wide, clasp- ing in front, and with extra belts and mannish touches. silk crepe. MacDougall Southwick, Second Floor Welllined with MEN! Knit Sweater Coats £9.45 In brown and green heather mixtures—fine for outings or for el 3 (Of Special Interest to Hunters) wear, (Your Hunting Equipment will not be complete without one.) Heavy Khaki Shirts Special $ 7-75 heavy supporters, These are tailored, coat style, with patch pockets —~ ccmforta! ders be —HacDeagall Gouthwieh, and sleeves, Splendid values. hie how . ird —MacDougall-Southwick, Men's Shop, Just inside the door . : on ' ~ - ee " Pythians Dedicate THE “SEATTLE-SPOKANE club, BECAUSE SHE SAYS she is} SHE INSISTS that ahe se was organized in Seattle Thursday |“sorry she married him" ai won't |go to New York and “turn her Site for Orphanage when 20 former residents of Spokane get his meals, John R. Phillips 1s|into dollars,” E, F, Thompson i et seeking divorce in superior court|his sult for divorce from D « VANCOUVER, Wash., Aug. 2 Socvaenenemennnnenuipennea> > 7 State officials of the Knights of] myrRETT. — Don Stevenson, trom a ee Thompson, filed In superior cow u Pythias from both Oregon and! charged with murder of A. A. ! Washington took prominent parts in| Aiymour, salesman, to be arraigned Some authorities assert that pike} A bird can generally nt ithe ground breaking ceremonies) in superior court here Aug. 28. / attain an age of 250 years. more than its own weight. starting work on the order's $100,000 nt ncctnethapen. Portes Ne Mattei Ae orphanage here. Tho celebration continues over) 7 F undreds Of Pythians and | are in attendanes, “ esa iin hi us The pound engine was invent- Pe ed by Hornblower fr 1781. wv 3 ROOMS AND GARDEN Also chick neaee and woodshed, City Farins is now ready. |! cheapeat and best home buy for the workingman, H. C. PETERS