The Seattle Star Newspaper, September 21, 1922, Page 7

AY, SEPTEMBER 21, 1922. \DIES/ / OF Blouses The New Dress Stock will be here next week! This means thousands of Blouses have to move Friday and Saturday. To do 80, this stock has been marked so Low that no woman can afford to miss this sale! Black and White 50 and PONGEE Red and White WAISTS ws: yea —12 momme Pure Silk Pongee SWEATERS oo as pictured 60 Formeriy Reduced to GEORGETTE $3.95 WAISTS Black and Brown— with fur trimming. 48 CREPE DE CHINE OVERBLOUSES In all colors—Formerly $7.85 TO CLOSE $3.95 China Silk Waists 40 Heavily Beaded CREPE DE CHINE OVERBLOUSES—Formerly $14.85 TO CLOSE $7.85 THE —Two different styles —White only Formerly —Na reduced to "S@ 35 $2.45 ese TO CLOSE $1.95 MARKET BLOUSE SHOP 107 PIKE STREET ISAY BIG GIVERS | PUT CHEST OVER In @ statemene made public | Thureday by officials of the Seattle Community fund campaign, citizens are given an estimate of the amounts | that were subscribed to thre campaiga }last year, The statement points out that the burden of supporting the 42 lagencies in the fund last year was [not assumed by the average wage earner of the city, but a big portion ot the gifts were contributed by big givers. According to the figures complied by the fund, $53 persons, who gave between $1,000 and $500, contributet |more to the fund than 37,814 people who gave between $1 and $100, However, fund officials declare, the wage-carner of the city gave In |propertion to the big «iver. The irritation. by accumulations of dust and and secretions from the skin, ‘$24 there is only one safe and tis to get) too—that | get from | Offer || THE AMERICAN LIGHT OPERA CO. | BARGAIN MATINEE SATURDAY Eves. 28, goed ras S100 & ~ s Mat. 25¢ SEATS NOW their naturel condi- ment. Just One Application and the Hairs Vanish | | | WEEK ser. || low: Ni hre ms . (Modes of Today) | tom. SUNDAY 24th ncaa S roth eager ager harmless, yet very hepsi MA’ WEDNESDAY ot $199,946 46. Ninety one persons frentment is here given for the quick | TS. Sirenvay gave between $500 and $999, making Rmoval of hairy growths: Mix| | | ough powdered delatone and water to cover the undesirable hairs, apply Paste, and after two or three minutes: Tmove, wash the skin, and the hairs | have vanished. One application usu- | Ally ie sufficient, but to be certain of | ora ll the delatone in an orig. Mix fresh as wanted. 308. M. GAITES Vreaents The Musten! Comedy mit ]a total of $49,346.70. Six hundred and sixty-nine persons contributed be: tween $100 and $499. Eleht hundred and fifty-three gave a total of $245,- 638.07. Two thousand three hundred and forty gave amounts leas than $1.00. Sixteen thousand eight hun. ldred and sixty-two gave between | $1.00 and $4.00, Nine thousand «ix [hundred and ninety-five gave be ltween $5.00 and $9.00. Fight thou |sand nine hundred and: seventeen gave amounts ranging between $10 land $99. Thirty-seven thousand eight hundred and fourteen, giving 10 cents to # contributed a total of | $289,207.86. Bight hundred and fifty three gave a total of $245,638.07 Thirty-eight thousand six hundred and sixty-seven people contributed a grand total of $624,845.93. oat Schedules | =SAVE 19 - Trave/ 6 sreamer TACOMA For the Benefit of an Estate, 86 Choice Building Lots West of Woodland Park Will Be Sold at DAILY 11 A. M., 1, 3, 5, 7,9 P. MA. FOR SINGLE TRIP FOR ROUND TRIP % | By Wanda von Kettler Supposing that when you were little girl you had decided to sing some day on the stage and had at) wood pot nat the same time adopted Geraldine | woud, ng Farrar as your ideal? Then sup. posing that after you had reached) the age of 17 and had gone to N York to study voice, well, something Uke this had hap pened You were sitting beside your mother In a close-up seat at the Metropolitan opera hodse, watching carefully the dramatic movements of Geraldine Farrar and listening intently to her voice. A man, seated behind you leaned forward and sald to your mother, “Pardon me, but may I ask the name of your daughter? There “is such close resemblance between her and Madame Farrer.” What would you have done? Fal len out of the seat into the alsie— or Just what? Regina Manville says ehe almost did. For that is the thing that hap- pened to Miss Manville, now colora- tura soprano with the American Light Opera company, three years ago, when, after accumulating heaps of childhood dreams and ambitions, she had finally begun her study of voice in New York. To be told she resembled Geraldine Farrar, Miss Manville says, would have been quite sufficient that day to bubble over her cup of joy. Yet other things waited in store for her It happened that the man who had leaned forward and asked the ques. tion about Miss Manville’s name had good reason to make a comparison. He was a personal friend of Ger aldine Farrar and Madam Farrar’s family. He asked if he might escort Miss Manville “behind stage” to meet the star of the Metropolitan Opera company, “Behind stage,” then a closer comparison was made. Yes, the same shade of blue eyes, the same blue black hair, the same shaped lips. The same build, with Miss Manville just a wee bit taller. Madam Farrar herself was pleased and did considerable in the days that followed to encourage Miss Manville in her pursuit of the musleal art Madam Farrar’s father beeame in |strumenta! in obtaining for the aspir ing young artist @ season's reserved seat that she might listen to and ob. serve to her heart's content the “\@eal” who had reigned in her thoughts since childhood. Two years ago Miss Manville Joined the cast of Raymond Hitchcock's “Hitchy Coo,” and played a» leading part. Even then she fulfilled the promise of Charles Major, author of “When Knighthood Was in Flower,” who had knowa her when a little girl, and had sald she would some day be a suc cessful actress. But Miss Manville wanted the opera. She wanted to sing roles a little heavier than those offered in musical comedy. She wanted a chance to rise and some day be like Geraldine Farrar, ‘PUBLIC AUCTION Next Sunday, Sept. 24, at 1 p. m. West 77th St. and 15th Ave. N. W. Surrounded by handsome homes; served by three car lines; close to schools, parks and playgrounds; commanding a mag- nificent view of Puget Sound and Seattle, and lying directly in the path of the city’s Northward growth! Every lot goes regardless of amount of bid! flee them today! Our representatives on the ground will help you make a selection, but no lots will be sold before the Auction Sunday at 1 p. m. TERMS will be 10 per cent cash, 15 per cent within 15 days, and the remainder at 6 per cent interest, with 6 per cent discount for cash, GUARANTY TITLE FURNISHED. MAIN 7690 FOR FURTHER INFORMATION BARNETT AUCTION CO. MEYER I, SIMPSON, Auctloneer JUAN ISLAND POINT SE INGHAM - ANACORTE: WNSEND RAIL CONNECTIC MILL PORTS MOOD CANAL POINTS — 4H BAY & Way Ports One year ago she joined the American Light Opera company, which for the past six weeks has been playing at the Metropolitan theater in Seattle, She will be re- membered in this city for sher sing ing ax Annabelle in Robin Hood and as Hebe in Pinafore. She al- ternated, also, with Miss Penning: ton in the part of Yum Yum in the Mikado. Music lovers will find the op- | portunity in the very near fu ture to compare the likeness of Miss Manville to that of Ger- aldine Farrar, For Madame Farrar is to be presented at the Arena, October 16, in con- cert, under the auspices of the Ladies’ Musical club. Miss Manville will not be here at that time in person. “But in spirit,” she says, “TI am always hovering somewhere around Geraldine Farrar, For IT want #0 to be like her In most every way. 1 want not only to resemble her, as they say I do, and te sing and something | SEATTLE Singer Looks Like Farrar Which Was Lucky fot ‘Her Regina Manville | STAR PAGES We Tell It With Values FASHIONS The verdict of. women everywhere is that these are the most popular garments at a popular price available anywhere. This judgment is gathered from the evidence of women who know. By their indorsement they have caused a demand for these youthfully styled frocks beyond our own hopes. HUNDREDS OF NEW FALL MODELS ARE ARRIVING DAILY—NO INTERFERENCE THROUGH RAIL STRIKE singing and playing, but I want to have a personality as sweet as hers.” Having met Mire Manville, one her own per was lacking even now, any in sweetnens, They're Winding Up. This Week the Last. Act “Now or Never” Read More of ’Em Ladera an’ Genmun! 8. ©. &, Box 878, Marysville, who rightly hides under a nom de plume, says there is a goof who thinks— That I. 0. U, ts a U. of W. fra- ternity. whe = are sown on a stw- ing machin Henry Clay is good for the com- plexion, The “Rainier Special, Ltd.” goes eee Miss Esther Michener, 406 23rd . &, nominates the gink who thinks that— Sing Sing is a song. Easter Sunday is Billy Sunday's sister, eee Helen F. Hagan, 4604 Morgan st., has nothing but scorn for the moron who Welleves’ that— Canaries fly south tn the winter. Snowflakes are made by the Kel-.} logge Co. eee While Bernice Weber, 2212 14th'#f ave. 8, who ts only 12, but knows iff a dumbbell when she sees one, has! spotted a bird on Queen Anne Hil who thinks that— You can get water out a pump- kin. A shoe horn te @ muster! instru. ment. The city dog pound is a swim- ming pool for canines, eee While B. B. McConnell, 6750 29th ave, N, EB, sends in the following: A dumbbell asked me yesterday, “How much did Philadelphia Pa.?” He sald it cost old Nashville Tenn. Just once for Lansing Michigan. He says his wife buys all the mush, Each day she'll sure Tac-om-a, Wash. He asked if T thot chickens pay, And how much could New Orleans La, The grass, he made St. Louls Mo., The bill, he said, let Cleveland, O. He saw the circus yesterday And trimmed an old Atlanta Ga, Would Vicksburg Miss. a dime he stole While Russian up a circus Pole? ‘Who was it made Chicago MN? He thot old “Chi” should have a pill. He «ald he Concord Mans, alone, As Goliath fell for Davy's stone, The bonehead dumbbell, well, dog- gone, He wrote all this New Haven Conn. eee Mrs, E. Erickson, 4150 26th ave. play with the success that she is|{8. W., longs to introduce the dud CONDITIONS Not alone because of the popular price of without competition —but because they are developed in the rarest and best of the new Fall fabrics, and carry style fea- tures ‘that are characteristically “Sweet Sixteen.” These models are styled in lines and treatment to become women of all ages in sizes 16 to 44. Coats of the mannish materials, suedine, ve jour, fur trimmed and full silk lined, at . New tricotine and poiret twill; all sizes.... Fall Dresses of crepe, ... $16 With the High Price Tendency Removed, our higher grade garments become very attractive to the women who demand “Sweet Sixteen” styles worked into the high grade garments. 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