The Seattle Star Newspaper, September 12, 1922, Page 2

ne N HOMES BU REAU; “MEMBER AMERIC —pipeless furnaces —gas ranges eaters event of its kind in the history of this store. exhibit; very LOW CREDIT cial inducements made. ernize your home with the world’s best heating burns coal, gas or wood. —here is a advantages of a to gas. Come and see the self-starter for coal or wood, porcelain in blue or gray, the compactness, the broiler, gas broiler or toaster: sure to sve it. PAI AAMAARLA ES ' Li All: mM aya || Bea demonstra’ —during thin take in you coal or gas etal, a purchase of WITH OUR SEATTLE SECOND AT PINE Exams to Be Held for Postmasters| Civil service commissioners at | Washington, D. C,, are now prepar: |. ing examinations to be used in filling | postmastership vaca in the | {2 Washington towns of Puyallup, Shel ton, Eatonville, Vancouver, Pe Ell, | | Woodiana d Washougal, |to br: sles ‘Painless Extraction of Teeth | Ob | thi { he Free Examination | Spectal for 30 Days— Set of Teeth $5. 00 A real specialist in charge of our | BEST $2.50 GLASSES on Earth [Plate Department. Radiographs ~ the $4.00 We are one of the few optical 99K | method of knowing the exact condi- stores in the Northwest that really | grind lenses from start to finish, | |tion of your teeth. One X-ray free. | Our treatment of pyorrhea js con and we are the only one in SEATILE—ON FIRST AVE, Examination free by graduate op- | tometrist. Glasses not prescribed |*dered the best; $2 per tooth Unless absolutely necessary, In One Location for 21 Years BINYON OPTICAL co.|BOSTON DENTAL CLINIC: 4116 VINOT AVE, 1420% Second Avenue an POR BETTER AMERICAN HOMES’ SPECIAL FACTORY DEMONSTRATION EMPRESS UNIVERSAL —coal and wood ranges ecial arrangement with the makers of these nationally known rte ESS UNIVERSAL Furnaces, Ranges and Heaters, we are placed in a position to make this week’s factory demonstration the greatest —experts direct from the te A will be here to conduct an educational ERMS will be extended, and other spe- So\we say: don’t miss this opperenty to mod- EMPRESS UNIVERSAL COMBIN COMBRATION RANGE that embodies all the conveniences of a gas range with all the coal and wood range. A twist of the wrist changes it from coal gas pastry oven: —one of the bi ae of the —~& Bfeat convenience for small. quick hakt UNIVERSAL. loop burner, Pits biscuitn cakes cookies and usterd inn by = pun, foot nit = * LF fee ge a8 wll 4 Prontenn flue, selentificall ated dampor contro: amoke and odor care ial patented device auto: * fat Sirect te Chimney. Practical, simple, e¢ficient lowe ‘and dampers when gas te turned on or off. wure to see it during this exhibit F-R-E-E! 26-PIECE SET OF ROGERS SILVERWARE ~—-with every EMPRESS UNIVER- SAL gas range, coal range or fur- nace (heater not included) pur- chased dvring this week's factory without charge this beautiful 26- piece set Rogers Hampden design guaranteed silverware, which car- ries an unlimited guarantee from the makers. you old stove taken in exchange liberal RENTAL DEPARTMENT Old Colony Club to traveling men, from New York within the next week Seattle | Washington hotel and cooking devices. Saves fuel the beautiful “UNIVIT” the pastry oven. tion, we will include factory demonstration, we ir wasteful, broken down, old range aod make you a spe allowance on your new a furnace, range or Heater. exclusive Have Branch Here J.B. Langley, ld Colony club, a world-wide organ. ation established for the comfort of | vice president of the will arrive in Seattle | | the ot, ‘anch headquarters of the club in| complete establishment Until the completion of the ymple hotel, 6 organization will be at the New | local headquarters of “Country Store DANCE QUEEN AN HALL First Avenue West and Roy Wednesday, Sept. 13 50 Useful izes Given Away Reith o’ Flowers Club DANCES Wednesdays and Saturdays Warren Anderson's Orchestra | | | Mrs. George ie |wrinkls ow shooting grouse on the Gould estate in England. ‘her loader and gun carrier. ‘ Jim’s Sad; He'll Never Be Correctly Dressed! Jmerely @ vest in soctety—it can jmatech the jacket or be of different That's awfully nice For afternoon I ought to have an Oxford or black cutaway, a fancy) By James W. Egan The brethren who are putting on the fashion fete tn Seat this week loudly aver It bent women alone whe go cuckoo over clothes, They squawk that fabric. birds who mupport derby |f@bric walsteoat, trousers black with | hate and tote om [White stripes, high silk hat (Oi, ol, watehchains Ukewise take their |°!% White or black and white dress seriously, Most seriously, |"ct Wing, fold or poke collar, | biack.and-white four-in-hand tle, gray in fact. Imocha gloves, patent heather, but I'm appatied at my fgnorance. Vion iopped shoes—and a wrist ht the average cme never took | )\/5 » norlounly uniens there was Then, 11 Wonder what would happen to me jif | showed up at The Btar that way ome afternoon? But I'm wrong ae vinegar tn malt Of course, when evening comes ed milk. The gind rage Us ®UY*| there's another lot of funny things tx crawt into qan't be dismined with aj 4 with. And carclens = We should wrist watch to match, brows over the matter Gosh, 1 feel sad and blue 1 muchly and oft | know fim never going to be cor- F'rinstance, what should I wear at) reetly dressed. For even if I had 9 o'clock in the morning to be cor all the stuff enumerated 1 rectly clad? At 1045 a mt At] haven't a wrist wate. noon? At half past four tn the after What's mors “a don’t want noon? At a quarter to midnight? Well, I've siweys figured that 8 cont and hat, shoes and sox, a palr of pants sustained by « fairly reliable belt, a shirt, col- lar and the was just about suf- fielent any old time. Mondays, Wednesdays and Saturday» the collar can be clean, How old Edgar KE. Etiquette will tom up his hande in horror at this confession! That any man should inot know what to wear each bright | hour of the dayt In the morning 1 n to be sewed on. he yodels plenty corate doubtless a 1 guess this lets me out, don’t i? Oh, what In the world wit I do new? Vital Statistics BIRTHS } Births in their household: 1 egies bythe following Be hnwon, Harold P, 4016 44th Aincover should don a jacket Chesterfield | W.. «irl, z whatever that is—flannel or light | ey ie a Bn * Pt eit. ial weight trousers, a derby or soft hat. jpoilischer, Samuel, 115 1sth ave a plain or pleated shirt, wing, soft! girt | Bowechup, Harry B. or double band etarched collar sux, Peter Dona, amet fold, four-in-hand er bow th buckskin gloves and And a wrist watch wt PYORRHEA CAN BE CURED Thousands Are Now Using New Treatment Which Inced Nick, 1215% Seventh ave which wear a waistcoat mn. Thee Archibald. 112 Roy at 3614 College tr at, « Tedd, Arthur R., 4909 10th ave. N. E, Oy |Neleon, Raymond George, 715 ave, N.. girl | MARRIAGE LICENSES me and Residence Age. 1 Fourth rty, Harry, Neah May ... Is Sent Free George. Mary King, Auburn esa Grenatad, Adolph J. Bremerton If you euffer from Pyorrhes, bleeding | Barrett, Lillie, Seattle or ulcerated gume, aberes gum be | Stamoulia, Nick, Beattie . | oneeeton. of the teeth mad Raby, Julia Marguerite, Seattle ex: mete Peay siti |MeClure, John H., Seattle ....Lemal wend you & fall sive dotiar bottle of Smith, Jean 8. & tle Legal cures, you|Charnley, Mitchell V., Detroit, * your! Mich -Lemal You pay} say, Margery A., Seattic .. Legal| o#m, Leonard R, San Francieco. 26 , ugbton, Alya M., Seattle 24 Many who thin Jordova, Alaska ...38 or aching teeth find that ( Seattle at Holmer, Lawrence, Seattle ...Legal in is Orr, Ida B., Seattle Legal and eement Lewis, Alvin G Wie ret, Milwaukee, > Dorothy,’ Min- You'll Get Rid of Maga > METRY: Knapp, Bdw. A.. Seattle Blackheads Sure nisi Ss: There is one simple, sate way that never falln black head A onite powd sprinkle @ rut and gure lw ‘iiame, Mildred, Olympia . MeCracken, Benjamin Larkin, Se- attl Bddy, Ruby Agnes, Marcher, ¥ H Ly fremerton orton you will b: |Niem|, Hannes, A a1 gurprised how the Sinckh 4 + disap Ted. Big, blackhead Aro, Emmi, Aberd 2 kheads, no matter whe . ra Floyd, Seat 23 dissolve and di. Berger, Seattle . 23 sare a mixtur and dirt and secretions that form in the pores of the skin. Th powder and the ckhoads #o th ving the pore 1 in thelr neturad Advertisement. |Moore, Ronald W Hawthor y Seattle .. y. Mrs, Bunice A. raon, Anton ° » William, George W., 61 yours, nson, Oluf, 74 years. ey, Martha, 31 years. |MeFarland, Helen I. 73 years. BURBANK HAS 9 NEW FRUITS SANTA ROBA, Cal,, Sept. 12.— Luther Burbank, plant wizard, has created six new peaches, a new plum, a now prune and a nectarine. The new creations will be given to the world next year. The new peaches are among the most luscious fruits of their class. One is almost white in color, The new plum is declared to be the sweetest of the plum group, The new prune, Burbank says, is of orange color, is very sweet and quite large. Its crea tor says it will dry on the ground under the tree without any need of a dipping process such as is applied in prune drying at the present time. Burbank will celebrate his gol den jubilee of 50 years of creating new fruits and flowers next year His first creation was the Bur bank potato, 4 80 years. conditic ™ Glasses $5.90... FREE EXAMINATION GLOBE OPTICAL CO. 1514 Wentinke Ave. Between Vike und Pine Ste, } J. Gould, the former Vera Sinclair, who mar-| |ried the American millionaire recently in Paris, photographed | couse quarreling and work in har With her is| mony for our own preservation “|agent will dry up eczema eruptions ‘SENATOR WARNS AGAINST JAPS Phelan Says White Civiliza- tion Menaced BAN FRANCISCO, Sept. 12.—The civilization of the white man ts in danger of being swept away by the yellow and brown races. This i» the warning sounded by former U, 8. Senator Jas, D. Phelan, whe returned from @ visit to China, Japan and Burope, Phelan, leader of the movement Against Japarese land lenses in Cal | ifornia, found Japan at powsent up to her neck in economic problems of unemployment and labor discontent. | | But behind her overtures to China| the ex-senator feared, is a possible amalgamation of Chinese and Hin G, under tho leadership of indus-| to "med Nipron that threatens the Very existence of white etvilization. | | “Tho danger of the future is # racial alignment when the yellow E brown races, that is the Cht 1 nese, Japanese and Indians, find « common leadership and common purpore to attack white olvilization,” eaid Phelan, “Japan's conciliatory attitude to- ward China is the beginning of a clover alliance and its purpose ts to Jexpel the English and French from Ania an they have the Germans and, |the Russians. “It behooves the white races to “In J | desire apan a I found an expressed German-Russian alll lor ance “Thin would be unnatural but tt] might be forced by any continued | hostile attit ot America toward | Europe, especially Russia and Ger- | em | Phelan sald that the fourpower | Pacific pact saved Japan from bank |ruptey. He said that had the Unit 4 States continued to build battle lahips Japan would have been plunged into financial ruin tying to} keep up the pace | He added that “doubtless the pact | wilt preserv? | peace in the Pacific) for a while,” whereas “the other policy would have destroyed Japan as a naval power.” Phelan said he was well received in Japan, and that the intelligent cusses there realized the need for stopping immigration to this coun- try to preserve good feeling, “The Japanese in thin country jare, however, sufficiently numerow [with thetr high birth rate to be « | permanent to the population of California,” he eald. “They should be required by leg iniation to disperse into other states and be supplanted by white settlers under etate authority.” Eagle Is Presented to City by Captain An eagio measuring etx feet, wing- tip to wing-tip, has been presented to feattle by Capt. C. F. Cotterell, of the U. 8. 8. 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