The Seattle Star Newspaper, August 28, 1922, Page 4

MONDAY, AUGUST 28, 1922, HE SEATTLE 8 TAR UUAUAEEUUALARAUARAUURAUAEARAUAUAUUUUL ARTUR MATTE ‘MANHATTAN’ WILL MAKE YOU LIKE ‘MAIN STREET’ AFTER ALL|| ' . Still Greater S| iy Jom oon =| young folks who chafe under Main Street's social restrictions and pine NecDougall_/outhwick Setond Averwue at Pike yy Pog o? oartand-others - “The Store of Eternal Newnesa” ‘Shopping Houre 9:00 to 6 Friends of t Metropolitan ch gone ae ae provi i luca'te vend Meokdwen? fost lh ciliates reise - Shopearere ating : K the necessary funds to cover one-third (1-8) of the cost of nine Likewise anxious parents who fear Purchasea Charged Tomorrow Not Billed Until October Firat months’ tuition for fifty (50) selected students, with the purpose of to have weir Foune sontaminsted : : demonstrating the greater efficiency of students who have taken = “to ae paren AE nine (9) months’ instruction. Only those who have had a full High School course or have proper ability will be selected in the order of their application. Request for enrollment under this offer can be made by letter or telegraph or in person. Further particulars can be had on ap- plication. ready done #0. Only fifty (50) students can obtain the benefit of this gener- The henite 4f “idehhatten” be. York, but the young folke would z our offer, which prone a nine(9) months’ course for six (6) S| sine every utterance with this form = = = |decide that while Berea may be pretty bad, Manhattan ts worse. Asa play, “Manhattan” te rather weak, but as propaganda for the Canadian Rockies or any salable Corset inter ueht Yo eet together, if they haven't al- months’ tuition. Our continued policy is to provide greater effi- juin, “O, say, aln't—" and she enda| them with lapt epigrams and bits of ciency to meet the demands from business men for more competent startling gutter philosophy that leave py, employecs. Meu get two slants on New York rig life—ench is bad asx the other, You | Ey <6: = Li B ° C Ll seo the working girl in her Hudson at LV : Metropolitan Business College Bietaanl, dct caer ot] | Marguerite Maxwell, who ght, OS e ( quite Kidding iteelf and calle the| M4 her first importan hte White Building, Seattle. Thousands commend our efficiency reane in the kitchen sink dirt inj dramatic role in “Manhat- a et f atmosphere. tan,” nd the girls who | ing room have gone straight! writing om hall i ys for the Atlantic sow just one teeny but they can't conscientiously recom.| Monthly ar UAURUUA NAAT | cenit ont Ju for er sake CORVALLIS, Ore—C. A. Senl | 4 peas tn the conventions! Park | ing ed poe Jet pee muse tis life re Santi Sey|Found 200 Bottles [Georgia Judge Te [iy Sonera “ihe! mnt 10, uth inn’ nk and ok im the “Soapy” smith soit] of Beer, They Say| Guest in Seattle} —-——— ARSE IGA Pomme me Ape ag Bye vn | young enough to sin and old enaugh days in Skagway, Alaska, “, ase palit’ Ue a ‘Ramet rad wy | Judge Alexander Stephens, of the KEEP WEL |to know how does his bit in trying federal prohibition agenta, Albert | 2*0rsla cireult court of appeals, was C jt rouse Norman to the poantbilities 4 a Seattle visitor Saturday, cccup: lof life among the rich. They all : g | Kolb was held Monday tn the city | Seslue vial Peace |ieave Norman cold | 1 Jail. Kotb was arrested at a resi. //0 the bench as @ guest of Super | 4 to Yo Off ence meat Datcanteh ta Pacin, |!F Judge Austin %. Gritritha BY DR. WH. BISHOP | gir srcuacs his prite-arall of eoamee highway, where the federal men re. | at a OME years ago aj 'be” Were simply made for each : : | PHILADEELPITIA. ~- Commander other, Fou ean ase. thet A Large Variety of Makes From Which to Choose. ported finding 200 bottles of beer. great deal of pub-| «rig wedding is delayed until the | James Spottiawood Taylor, medical Several customers appeared while the | . Uo interest was ¢, wey m italia ‘eens ee Kolb to | ors U: 8. N.. recent editor of the lenkenad. We Alcan ae ae ee cee Marvene, Frolaset, Warner, Nemo, Lucille, ‘There are both front and back-lace models. faa re [Revy: Beet, dies * Bere at Savy flen of cetitgliocents distor, & ebeomoritiog Ferris, Nadia, Modart, Rengo Belt, Mme. Fabrics of coutil, batiste, broche, novelty show up, they said, yard hospital. Irene, Bien Jolie Corsets are in the lot. silks, Grecian treco. A big variety of styles. Brassieres Reduced 95° $ 7-95 $9.95 Bien & Jolie, De Bevotes, De Bevolse, Warner, Bien De Bevolse, Nature's Rival, uM. & W., Nature's Rival Jolie, Nature's Rival and Irene, Bien & Jolie, H. & are included H. & W. included W. models included. Mesh, satin, jersey, batiste, broche, lace brassieres, both bandeau and fitted styles in the lot. Incomplete sizes. CORSET SALE, THIRD FLOOR food slowly, Put) mother and a fortune for the poor forth by Horace) girt all cause the hero to develop an Fletcher, It com | unexplainable honor complex that ts sisted merely in| pretty hard to overcome, j counting & ofr But persistency and locking the tain’ number! door win. | while chewing | The leading role ts played by Mar. | your food. This|ruerite Maxwell, late of the Follies, | : process was called} late enough that she is still beauti-| Fietcherising. Long before this, ful. While she always suggests a/ however, Mr. Gladstone, realizing | Follies girl rather than « waif, she that his own habit of bolting meals | does manage to be very breeay and was rapidly endangering his digest. | likable throout | lve processes and hence his mental) Norman Trevor plays the part of) powers, adopted a plan whereby he| Duncan, and it must cause him to) allowed himecif a certain period for| rit hin teeth occasionally, Hilda! meals, nor would he leave the table! Sponge in & white wig, appears as his until the expiration of that time.|Mmother. Were any subtie acting ‘Thus he gradually slowed up and required, we could trust these two/ took the full allotted time for bis |t® 40 It, but mo such demands are food. conte, | It would be well for all of us if we j would adopt a aimilar pian on4| ea Eo EY EI VITAL STATISTICS _ | sich to Wg lat ous teeth ott MARRIAGE LICENSES [fiv:b+r, "ns, witinm, Sen with too little Work and ®, Sar zabeth, itomache too snus. ave "| «¢ The Way My Wife's | ..X22* 024 Renitenen Ass; |Quettel, Robert ©. Beattie | r. oy Lege! j The trouble with ~Fietshertsne”| BYR Blas Been White, Ellen Ly Beat gi pce rip iy, re food, however, Is that It's tiresome, as Linder, John H. Seat Towery, Ruby Mae, Seattle It's about as pleasant a» callsthen-| Pp sgouad by Nora, Beat DEATHS ioo—ewinging your arms so and #o rhert T. Beattl . for @ certain number of counts, b yaar enews Mig tre Seattle cag Stewart, George Maxwell, 73 years. ogo. aries, La sf jelena Isa LS ears. VE ncaget gaye ge gory Hie vg Campbell, Jean Alison, Rolling Bay 23 | eiiton, George 1a. 46 years. gy " “ immons, eo oe rg ge thet “4 C Rotnaie, Wilttem J- Seattle. Legal | Simson forcibly holding the food in the Holt ey > hag sy “4 mouth, counting the chews, or oth- te it Grover. Frank H. 63 years. erwine making a bore of eating. ohagaind me that The evils of insufficient mastica- no equal,” declares Snaieeatty| WF Homme welde |amrery 6 si, Mast We Grow 01d?) jaws (hence dental decay as well ax Dallas, T: $i f4 Rens. Wyllinm 34 Seattle ‘ . A Vital boy awed re ag (vi may be enumerated as follows: W. F. Hogan well-to~ |Arayars, 8. Beattie other and worse dental evils); insuf- fictent saliva mixed with the food Trouble and its many 43% (hence imperfect digestion of the allied diseases > irene ig pc i starchy substances); insuffictent sub- Ferrel’ Theiss : Scientists of international prom Gtvision of food by mastication Phelps, Archie E, Seattle <Legal|Rence declare that the vital gland ‘Legaljof young animals have remarkable power for renewing vitality, toning! up the entire system and building} up nerve force. By a new decovery these glands are now scientifically prepared in Qvence rlow digestion); the failure reepond Crooks, Ethel, Seattle ... of the taste nerves to telegraph een fail to te the Stone, Olof 5 ahead, an it were, to the stomach |2@nlac treatment. It sides Anderson. and other digestive organs an inti-|digestion, restores your scion, SSenicsll's mation of the kind and amount of| strength and builds your | Deady. Anne, Seattle .- digestive juices required (hence 1n-| reserve power, At all good + xm UH digestion); the ove: . tablet form for internal use. This to make It “taaty” druggists, Starwich Seeks to preparation is known as Glandogen. (hence over«ating and irritation of Cc 1 R dh People who have taken Glandogen the mucous Uning); the excessive ontrol Roadhouse | oniy a tew cays have written let-| ,] mitted in Novy Yord at 1&3 p.m use of meat and ¢ and like! With a view to bringing under | ters, telling of results that seem as-| i foods, which can be nm rapidly control one of the most prolific! tonishing. with relative impunity, and the cor CAND y LATA sources of trouble with which he has| Glandogen {is obtainable at the! 4 responding neglect of other foods ITED TIVE, [to contend, Sheriff Matt Starwich is | Bartel! Drug Stores, Seattle-—Adver- which require more mastication, like FOP CHILOREM OR AouLTSs drawing up a bill for presentation at | tisernent. 4 bread, grains, vegetables and sal- thre next session of the legislature re. | quiring all roadhouses and dance | | ade (hence intestinal poisoning). | i ~- eee ’ halle in the county to be lHeensed. | | BELLINGHAM. — Michael T. Under Starwich’s plan, licenses ‘Thomas, alias, Pat Thomas, arrested would be issued by the county com: | ‘WEteP We vee AMD SownS CoUEMY = torney and may be revoked upon de- tress in back part of head; pulling! shoulders other parts of spine, or burning, aching, tenderness or soreness; belt) of constriction or pain around body; | numbness of fingers or feet or col s or distress in heart, stomach, kidneys or other parts of chest or abdomen; backache; sciatica. This disease ts very easily cured by right methods, | ¥ Elegant illustrated booklet. Price here on charges of petty thefts and missioners upon recommendation of SPINAL IRRITATION: AT ALZ GOOD DRUGGINTS mand of the latter two officials, of cords in the neck; trouble with ness or tingling like pricking of pins; | For Sk an d Roun dhouse nee FOR RAILROAD SERVICE AND AT NAVY YARD ROUTE Colman Deck Mai CET ES ET ET EY FT Fa SHOPMEN WANTED BY THE Oregon Short Line RAILROAD COMPANY Boilermakers, Machinists, Blacksmiths, Car Repairers and Car Inspectors. For Employment at pe, Pe 0. 8, PUB. CO., Ronte 3, Box 112-., San Diego, Calif. dope peddling. frie Oceatest acteos mao [the sheriff and the prosecuting at- That's what causes—Pain or dis.) ser, lnc “eet'esk | UNION PACIFIC SYSTEM peoultar, almost Indescribable pains | WAGES AS FOLLOWS: Engine House Laborers. .38 cents per hour Machinists .............70 cents per hour Boilermakers ..........)..71 cents per hour Blacksmiths ...........70 cents per hour } } : } Bilious Attacks Are Usually Due to NAMPA, Idaho GLENN’S FERRY, Idaho Constipation Sheet Metal and other POCATE “ . ry rey CATELLO, Idaho MONTPELIER, Idaho When you are semtipateh, workers in this line. . . .70 cents per hour "SALT LAKE CITY, Utah : Freight car repairers... .63 cents per hour Car inspectors .........63 cents per hour Helpers, all crafts.......47 cents per hour These men are wanted to take the place of men who are striking against the decision of the United States Railroad Labor Board, and their status, and FULL PROTECTION GUARANTEED. thas replaces it. STEADY EMPLOYMENT, SENIORITY RIGHTS, REGARDLESS » al OF ANY STRIKE " enh | APPLY ROOM 3028 pata) Apply W. H. OLIN not enough of lubricating liquid is pro- duced in the bowel to top the food waste soft and moving. Doctors prescribe Nujol because it acts like this nataral lubricant and At wages and under conditions established by the United States Railroad Labor Board. A strike now exists at these points. 100 per hour Helpers, all classes...........470 per hour mht uf Mechanics and helpers are allowed time and onehalf for time worked in excess uf eight hours per day. Free transportation and expenses paid to place of employment, also steady employment guaranteed and seniority rights protected for qualified men regardless any strike settlement. or ARCADE BUILDING recon Washington, Station yA ore $ Beattlo, Wash. 736 Central Building 4 W. H. OLIN ; oR attle, Wash, regon Washington Station W. L. MILLER EATTLE bag CARRUTHERS 3. W. FOSTER Seattle, Wash, 736 Contral Building Gouth 10th Bt. 09 Tacoma Building WILLIAM CARRUTHERS Or J. W. FOSTER Tacoma, Wash. Tacoma, Wash. 106 South 10th St., Tacoma 609 Tacoma Bidg., Tacoma