The Seattle Star Newspaper, August 31, 1922, Page 9

ot ep enn repent tenn opment eer \ | : THURSDAY, AUGUST S81, 1922 THE SEATTLE STAR aN on | VOLUME PRODUCTION , REDUCES PRICES On Qualty Silk Hostery See This Week's Saturday Ebening Post ee pametal am amu Seeman a: — Just Go on Naming Gass- man, Maybe Can Mayor Rrown continue to rend to the city counct the nomination of Cart 8. Gaxsman ax superintendent Of streets and sewers? ‘This is the question that will be asked of Corporation Counsel Wal- ter F. Meier, The charter provides that after the council has refused to confirm the nomination of the mayor, that Uniess you see the name “Bayer” |he shall have within 10 days to nom- on package or on tablets you are not )inate another person to fulfill the getting the genuine Rayer product | office and may continue to nominate prescribed by physicians over twen-/ until his nominee ts confirmed. a ay ee oes ca ; hyd and proved safe by mil. Mead Sede may pat peat FFECTIVE TODAY, the price of Meat Sux hosiery, will be « revelation to many women who demand nd eethashe seerony with the charter provision, and that | Frmnemen Hameny is—box of FOUR pairsfor$s.c0. quality and long wear. Our written Guarantes in every a Earache Rheumationn esl pcornraied ie caraed ae 9 a Si RP ag 8, This drastic reduction in price comes at a time when our box insures your absolute satisfaction. r Neuralgia Pain, Pain joan go on naming Gassman Mem.| , Morris Hilquit, one of America’s most widely known so- Mills are working night and day, and is made possible , Accept only “Bayer” package! pers of the council dispute this. cialists, sails with his wife to attend the International Social- The Only Way You Can Secure Our Hosiery Mp Which contains proper directions. Soreriindietecgenttled list Conf Branhfert. Ge by our tremendous volume production, We are today iy way Ar re. Seer of Sevive Sanets geut mt 1S i rhe yor os diets: the world’s largest exclusive manufacturers of genuine silk It is never sold In retail stores. We have a Branch Office on tre ot i ana 400. Aspirie "te pred ag Se Secretary in ° hosiery specializing on one single style, in all colors and in this city. A Representative of this Branch—-a per : trade mark of Bayer Manufacture of | Japan Will Speak: sizes. manent resident of your community—will call at your on (9 wre ey Wie, George peo former srt r 6 Passing the Saving on to You door with samples. He will take your order and collect - of the local ¥. MM. C. A. staft and| a Millions of satisfied customers, buying direct frem our $1.00 deposit. Twenty-four hours after your order Peaceful Invaders [nov secretary of the organization tn aah Mills, have forced our production up and up. With each reaches Indianapolis, your hosiery will be mailed from increase of production, our manufacturing costs were the Post Office Branch in our Mills, direct to you by lowered, and WE LOWERED THE PRICE. Parcel Post. Pay the $4.00 balance to your postman, on delivery, Was are the only exclusive silk besiery manuface turers selling by this meted. Besiege Wenatchee | 2°, 1°" !wcheon_in the Seattle] Woman of 30, All Alone, Deprives Herself of Pleas- A khakiclad army of peaceful tn- we a hat slahnan be me ure Because She Has No Escort—Asks If It Is s] vaders took the city of Wenatchee! TONOPAH, Nev.—Samuel B. Platt, Proper to Go Out by Herself. ureday. bit ndidat for United a ~ b ces ae ee ‘qenater, ana “srs. Platt, t©| Dear Cynthia Grey: Do you think it perfectly all right for We feel that our millions of customers, who have put us in our present position, are entitied to the saving : 7 s in our manufactur- A the fourth annual state convention |airpiane here when tt strikes tele-/a lady to enter a theater or a restaurant in the evening with- which they themselves have effected, Beware of the Slick Imitator with the of the American Legion, which ts be-| graph wires and starts falling. No! out an escort? Ing costs. “Nail File” Test ing held there this week. one injured. The reason I ask is that I deprive myself of a decent meal and many pleasures because I hate to go alone, and lack the time for doing my own cooking, as I work until 6 p. m. I find it too expensive to always ask someone with me for | the sake of company. Please advise me how I may overcome r feeling? I am 30 years old. Thanking you, I am In 1920 our capacity was 8,000 pairs per day, and Qik wie ¢ our price was—box of 3 pairs for $6.00. “ pranas igre and eu eon pree A prone In 1921 our capacity was 25,000 pairs per day, and guy Afills 40 the wearer, there are many unscrupulous im- the price was reduced to—box of 3 pairs for $5.00. itators, who purposely use the term “Mills” to deceive, Now, with the completion of our NEW mills, which | They are merely irresponsible middlemen, peddling un- fncreases our capacity to 60,000 pairs per day, we are known brands of cheap hosiery—some even go so far as HELEN. It is done in the best of families. By this I mean that many Navaett dk deen refined women in circumstances similar to yours go about able to give you—box of 4 pairs for $5.00. to claim that they represent the Real Silk Hosiery Mills, | alone, when occasion demands. “ For your protection, our euthor~ “There is a tide in the affairs of men”—of women, too. Genuine 12 Thread Silk Worm ized Representative wears the gold am Sux button in his lapel. Ifin Our lustrous, perfect fitting, genuine doubt telephone our Local Branch 12 thread silk worm silk fasbioned Manager. REAL SILK HOSIERY MILLS, INDIANAPOLIS, INDIANA Seattle Office—451 Stuart Bldg. (Phone Elliott 1164) REAL FIL FARHITINED HUSIER Now-—Box of 4 Pairs $5 Deposit $1—pay balance of $4 to postman on delivery Buy Direct from Our Mills Flattering Felt and Velvet Hats This feminine tide has spread out in recent years over here- tofore uncharted seas. Woman has taken her place along- side men in the industrial world and as a result has clamored for equal freedom with her brother. She is founding her |own political organizations, clubs, ete., and the world gener- jally is looking upon her progress with favor, Twenty years j0a° conventions would have forced me to answer your query in the negative, but this woman's movement has com: tely | upset the tables of old Dame Convention. You are supersensitive. When you don a new hat or dress |you feel conspicuous, but as you wear it you become ac- customed to it, You experience the same sensation when you go out alone, but if you will go about a great deal you will gain confidence in yourself and this feeling of embarrass- ment will gradually wear away. For the benefit of my younger readers I must add that this answer gees only to women of mature years and judgment, 1 do NOT advise the flapper in pinafore to go t alone at night, eee When was wheat first cultivated and where? Was !t grown tn Amer- ica before Columbus’ discovery? The original home of wheat is en- known, dut ewldence seems to indi- cate thet it ts probably a native of western Asta, Cultivation antedates Ristory, as the most ancient monu~ ments show that at their erection tt Anctent | pearance of the mammoth has never to ita) been satisfactorily explained. Judg- ing by the remaina the mammoth them Demeter (Latin Cores}, god-| must have deen very numerous, It|* Menace to the country as th des of agriculture, It was cuitivated |ig ble that the extermination of |T@nkest I. W. W.? Are they even as carly as the stone age by the lake |this animal was due to the war upon |Donest when they do it? Are they dwellers of Switzerland, and in China, | it by man 100 per cent American Aren't they where it was considered @ direct gift) ate ae s|really just as truly traitors to the take care of aren't they just ag much |fully aa they do to their own private) congresemen Ge loaf a dit, taking ad-|than they e jintereste? Isn't it time to wake up?ivantage of their positions, But on| with the A. R. | the whole, don’t you think they need It may be true thet some of our|to get awey from the capitel more "OSRS SHG saseRR GAPEREEEIN RESEGSE SSsekb RaRSRERS SAGAR Fade TERE: HORSE RACING AT ° HASTINGS PARK Do you know how to find out about train schedules, rallroad Be eure to ask for the double) and steamship fares, train and boat connections? strength Othine as this is sold under | of heaven, it was grown 2,700 years country and its interests as Benedict | before the Christian era. Tt eas not Pe tad pry ge bod aan Eee Arnold wast Be oa to C stand. ‘oul good, | Maltese roe ste, of neseses tte ag ving. before, election © recera could bel q : : eee prin! showtng congternm RESISTIBLE colors and trimmings set What was the name of the Queen| Tow many nigners of the Declara-|attended to business and what ones H th e d vel vets ha il rt of Sheba? jtton of Independence were Masons |loafed because they thot no one was ua felts an ve pry ore This ts not known, though the us ber Somer ry va Brag co ia bere - * Foncest final Pos) . ¥ in kiin, | vot on al LJ ar from those of other seasons, and you will Apresintane (wheee relere claim the (John Hancock, Wllam Hooper,| Aren't we, aa a nation, rather slip-| a 0 r a ren be quick to discern the effectiveness, against Queen ef Bhcba) have « tradition |PMIW Livingston, end Thomas Nel-|shod business people if we allow ex en. Py ; son, dr. :| ployes to alip It over the Seattle’s autumn-tinted background, of a Pre ee ee 5 Charles Careolt of Carroliton. without attempting to stop it—even | ¥ j i i nm? eee taking ft as a matter course ~” || | jauntily worn, bright colored hat—especial- Br frartiphirs ci amar hl uayaihy JN the status of borin thai action any ditterent| se i i i i Th th ia the deat known |the Venus de Milo belong? from that of the shipyard workers | sai ly it Re stamningly age lode one of the v recently extinct| It t# said to belong to the Hellen- te ee see — grt at Small of brim and with becoming crown lof fossil elephants, closely related to|tatic period, the last half of the sec. |ieaving the ya 6 ii i i ithe . -lond the first fs B. OO, wut again, and in some instances . a lines, feimmed with felt flowers held fast leatiten ooeinet mueaie’ Seciay. a ee working their game in more than! The last Week-End Holiday ron | by metallic psoas Goat wisee chenille blacial and postolactal times. At that] | What ta the fastest mechantcal |one yard? Jaa a tomp wlio of the outdoor season—the bie- flowers, or igns in velvet, or wooden |time the area of the present North | speed ever attained and by what? [as hard to raise i" bie | . — beads, or smartly trimmed with ribbon loca was forested end thousands of| The fastest mechanical epeed ever as private mena? Want, epee yeved Pe outing a = ont j ‘ h teeth and dones have been | attained has been made by aeroplane. |in his rig i Offered in & riot of color tones that reflect | ||inenmots sth ond tenes nace benn etait hos een made ty erento. jt Bin from anon aves sters before school star es the beauty of Autumn, and also give the ‘The mammoth may have originated! per hour. hie wife's retatives oy Wis Daeg a jon. i; ini Hl eastward, \- eee Tould taxes ne - pa ee as nn mains ave” boon found throwhout| ARE OUR CONGRESSMEN |*ttented_to_pubite business a faith: : ; . , 2 sn ron, th stale eeesai =. Amma ‘am cing tone connection into| ON THE JOB? ee oe eee ; ‘ Alaska adhd North America. Through | Dear Miss Grey: May I ask a he I ends, across 4 A Special Purchase tradition ghe word “mammoth” has|question along another line of the International Boundary to K come to mean something huge, but thought? Will some reader please oe | wR BI {t ig true that this elephant probably |tell me why congressmen are hired| Now Ig the Time to Get Rid| V NCOUVER did not much exceed in size the ele-|(or elected), why they are paid by the} * 7, A se New Georgette ouses pevtogh, today. One of the largest|year, and why they aro not elther of These Ugly Spots 4) lknown examples is that preserved at\docked heavily or fired when they| There's no longer the slightest | CANADA _ i ithe Chicago Academy of Science. It neglect the wohk they are hired to|need of feeling ashamed of your) i iy that will sell for ig 13 feet in height at the shoulder|do? Why should they be permitted | freckles, as Othine—double strength | oom Neon ‘and had tusks 9 feet 8 inches long.|to stay at home and look after per-|—is guaranteed to remove thes rere A i The African elephant has tuske 10} sonal Interests “and still draw full | homely «pots. coi | i , ‘feet 3% inches in length. The larg-|\ pay and continue to hold thelr jobs| Simply get an ounce ne f $7.50 $8.50 vee kgs gS oo ever measured |when thelr atenographers of cooks, double strensth—from any drugsist You'll have a jolly time—Scenie were two from Alaska, one 12 feet 10 \ete., would be fired for «@ like of-jand apply a little of it night and Drives—Beaches — Parks — hun- { $10 00 |inches long, seelghing 100 pounds, |tense? If they insist upon continu: [morning and you should soon see | dreds of magnificent motor runs é 4 the other 11 feet long, weighing |ing to draw pay for a job that they | that even the worst freckles have be- ei < 4 6 200 pounds. What caused the dlsap-'are too busy Or too indifferent to|gun to disappear, while the lighter | Fee ne hing oe marge! — | Snon have vanished entirely. It in| YOU x of the city—Nature a x PECIALLY purchased | seldom that more than an ounce is grandest and best—in Sea—in - art + needed to completely clear the skin Cc A N Mountain—in Forest. Ay ae : in excess of our regu- TRAVEL ETIQUETTE and gain a beautiful clear com. | DO IT \ . y beca | lexion. \ lar autumn stock use of their exceptional value \ ‘| A j Do you know how to check baggage? What clothing to take ||«uarantee of money back if it fails Just follow the Pacific io —an dvertised immedi- fi trip? The rules of train courtesy? What to do on a Pull- to remove freckles.—Advertisement. . d ai ‘ ival povclgh vin ‘The etiquette of the dining car? How to fegister ana || ———— Highway all the way-—— poem aang Labor Day pro- ately upon their arriva secure & foom at @ hotel? How to Gress, receive calls, etc., at & Paved for ninety per- gram meee. hotel? What to do on leaving « hotel? How much and when to tip? The best way to carry money for traveling? How to dress for an ocean voyage; etiquette aboard ship? Do _—— for the same reason. pent of the. cun—~Grae- eled sections now in WORLD’S CHAMPIONSHIP ; Val, Irish and Filet are Becoming collar effects, you want some hints and suggestions on these things and others eee wr ee eee od han after he LACROSSE . a the laces, enriched with em- vest fronts, and sleeves connected with traveling? 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Joyner’s Wonderful You'll see something new—get 2 personal view of Canadian life and customs—see how we live and do things North of the Boundary line, Perhaps you have been hoping to find a blouse or over-biouse of fine Georgette to which the daintiness of real lace gives a refreshing finish. Here they are, and at a special price. First Gallery. lustrated Tourist Folder sent on Meer | t shows views, and outlines pe in an gbaut Vancouver—-Write to ul ety Bureau (J. KR. Davison, Mgr), Suite 750, 4 Pender St, Vancouver, Canada. Second Avenue at Spring Street