The Seattle Star Newspaper, October 11, 1922, Page 4

S304; & HOW oy VY Enormous purchasing power, with quick turn- over at small profit, enables us to offer splen- didly tailored Two-pants Suits as low as $25. Wide > of newest styles patterns in all materials. TWO PAIRS PANTS WITH EVERY SUIT— ABSOLUTELY OVERCOATS $20 All we ask is that you $ ntate these coats with 25 ocheste ACLOTHES SHOP 1012 SECOND AVE. Dboys are not sulted to singing, owing to their lack nates Radium Is Greatest a Pressure ily indicated tn. G \| of understanding of the meaning the words they sing, according @ and blood trouble respond My to its action. don't discour- ° tried this now WOULD ABOLISH ALL MARRIAGE Communist Woman to Go on Trial for Agitation LOS ANGPLDS, Oct, 11--Civil marriage is an insult to human tn telligence, The abolition of matrt mony, as an inatitution, in ite prem it form, will seon be in effect, picturesque com: muniat, who is to go to trial October 17 before United States Judge Benja j min F, Bledsoe, She is charged with sending ob- | seone Uterature thru the mails. | But Madame Lessing claima that ioe Was Just exercising free speech and thought, and avers |that anyone who misunderstood the | message conveyed to the world in her | pamphlets ts | The tdea she is trying to wet over | ts a well-defined philosophy out the divorce evil; to st fohild am equal break tn lif | vide temples where babies may be |born, conducted by the goverament | where unwed mothers will not bear the stigma of disgrace; provide “love nests” for young couples who winh |to mate, and change the present sy» }tom of marriage entirely! | Sho scoffs at the word “Mra” “It |e @ sign of bondage,” said the | Madame, “It is @ contraction of the } istress’--a nasty word.” @ducation woman who tips th Jat 189 pounds, She wea sandals and white stockin, long flowing roba caught around her ample waist by & rope of jet bead from the end of which dangles « | crons. | pants—Pormer M Gould of New York Ci lyorce from third husband, Prince Houreddin Viora of Albania. Hus. |hand did not contest suit. Helen Kelly of} to} The simplest way to end a com is Blue-jay. A touch stops the pain instantly, Thea the corn loosens and comes out. Made in a colorless clear liquid (one drop does it!) and in extra thin plas- ters. The action is the same, Pain Stops Instantly | a $75,000 Worth of Millinery Going at Ten thousand Hats in the most complete and varied gathering of super- values! Something ideally suited to every is up-to-date—the hard-to-believe low enormous quantity purchase we made. An exceptionally comprehen sive election of Hatters Plush Sallors in black, navy and brown, with beaver and velvet facings in all the de- sirable colors, Values $5 to $1250. Golng fast at half prige, $2.50 to $6.25 Main Salon htfully Trimmed Hate colors. Trimmings of Another ap is now ality and every purse! price is the result of the Your choles of large ansort- ment of Mattewan Yelours in all shapes and shader Hate that ere selling not more then @ block away at prices up to $12.50, Our price $5.50 Main Salon pealing assortment of Trimmed Hats, including Lyons Velvet and others ma *o much in demand, ts offered price almost equivalent to giving them For children of ell ages, we have fine value Beavers in shapes to please all. Standard colore--§4.85 yal- ues, going at $2.85 $2.85 Basement Felt and Stripped Felt Sport Hats that add « touch of dash to the outing costume are found here in all attractive shapes and all preferred colors, Your choice $1.95 Basement Feathers, Flowers and Ornaments At One-Half Their Actual Value For retrimming or expressing your own in- dividusiity in « hometrimmed shape, our Umitless co! of trimmings offers wide latitude, There ero feathers, bands, pom- pons, stickups, quills, wreaths, fruit clusters, tome in ai newest winter flowers, pins and ornaments in bright and quiet colors; ome in gold and Iver, Everything ia up to the minute and everything goes at half the actual value, Basoment obtains di: | | treatment an a safe and sure method jease by moans of extracts obtained | re #3 a ) The picture, at left, shows how the new Brotherhood of | Locomotive Engineers’ Co-operative Bank building in Cleve- land, O., will look when finished., It is to be erected in the downtown district. The tall building, shown above, on Euclid ave, in Cleveland, was recently purchased by the co- operative bank, for use as one of the main downtown branches of the bank. Cynthia Grey |Miss of 19 Is Called Upon to Make an Important Decision—Must Choose Between Her Pet Dog or Fiance—She Calls for Help. BY CYNTHIA GREY Love me, love my dog! But “the only man” hates doge and absolutely refuses to recognize friend purp. She loves the dog, and she loves the man, too. Dog or man? She must make her choice for he threatens to break their | engagement tf she doesn't dispose of the beloved canine, She can’t decide. What shall she do? Following ia her plea: Dear Miss Grey: 1 ama young girl, 19. All my life I have been a lover of dogs, but until late yeara I have not been in a position to maintain one. Now I have a very valuable Collie which I love very much. But my fiance hates dogs and threatens to break our en- ee PY unless the dog is disposed of. love the dog and I love him, too. Please advise me? MISS UNDECIDED. There is only one thing you can do: sit down and have a good argument with yourself as to which you are the most fond of, the dog or the man, and then make your choice be- tween them. eee [De present at the ceremony. It ts What.ts meant by “marriage by | not often done, as the necessity docs proxy” and what 1» tho probable |not often arise, but can be crronped eort? |elthout difficulty and ts, of course, Marriage by procy t# stmpty an| perfectly leval. The proxy ia empow- arrangement made to have another |ored to represent the absent person | take the place of one of the contract-|and makes the responses in the name ing partion in case onc ts not able to\o7 the person whoee place he takes pa “peng: Ral 4 “——" |The cost, of cowret, would depend on \Prof. Lorand Pre- circumstances, If toma friend scould agree to act, then tt would probdabdi, scribes Gland |cost nothing, altho it would be proper t it Treatment ese a this kindness with some Dr. Amola Lorand, physician in| eee charge at Carlsbad, Austria, an in ternationally recognized authority on |, 1% France self-eipporting so far as medical progrenn, recommends gland | 100 PIVsnel me vned? of preventing il] health and warding | 0, Prance ¢mports pol acy old age, The fumoun |@antities of foodstuffs of all Mnds. eclontist, in hig book, “Old Age De eee ferred,” says: “Considering the great] what ts the proper musto to be importance of the glands In prevent: | played for the wedding march? Can ing premature old age, we must In.) any musto desired be used? sist on the reinforcement of thelr! [ne two universally popular wed functions if changed by age or dis |ding marches are Mendelssohn's an the Lohenorin music. from similar organs of the production of foodstuffs in that|j constderadte | | Other musia ia) young, healthy anigale.” For the first time tn the history of medicine, such ® compound tq now | offered to the public in the form of Glandogen, a highly concentrated and efficient tonto prepared from the @iands of young, healthy animals and compounded with other valuable Ingredients, ‘This tonfo has alread achieved some remarkable resulta. Glandogen Is obtainable at Bartell | Drug Stores, feattle’s leading drug. gists. —Advertlvement. ‘TEETH EXTRACTION FREE DAILY Ous woaledone rubber, which does not cover the roof of the mouth it! you have two or more teeth, Natural Rubber, | set of tooth :. 5.00 Gum Lyke Rubber, fect re production of the human gum. t of a $10.00) | HOOD sess eeeeneees OGimaWwORK ..,....-84.00 | Most of our present patronage ts recommended by our early custom. ars. whose work je still giving g004 satisfaction. All work gua: 4 for 16 yeare Examination tree. OHIO CUT RATE DENTISTS Katablished 20 Years 2nd Av nd University st, Open @ to 6 Daliy—v tv 12 Sumdaze used by some, but nothing eq atately | and beautiful has been composed for this purpose. eee How can one find out if @ cert: |prisoner @ie@ in Libby prison during ithe civil wart? t unfortunately, no com- There 4s, | plete record of the federal prisoners who died in IAbby prison, but there in an incomplete record at the war department, and if one ts interested in the fate of any partioular indi vidual it ta likely that the adjutant Old Friend Taken For Eastern Woman “Doesn't Mrs, Smith's sister look stylish? Shoe is over there by the window talking with some people, © her, don't you?” “Why, Mra, Smith told me this morning her sister couldn't leave New York until November, Surely she isn't here unless she came and ed them.” is that so? 2 hadn't heard asn't coming. I just saw a handsome stranger with Mrs. Bmith and took It for granted it was her aister.” “Why, my dear. That ts Alicta. You don’t mean to say you thought she wag @ stranger.” “Alicla? Oh, my. T must be los. ing my eyesight. Imagine me not knowing Alicial Well, well. But sho ty dressed up in new clothe from head to foot, That's some ex couse for me.” “Yea, but she always ie extremely well dressed. Shoe does have on a lovely new costume, That must be the one she told me about a few days ago, She said she had found such a satisfactory place to shop, She had Just come from there, It is Cherry's At 1016 2nd ave., in the Rialto Bidg,, 2nd floor, over the Pig'n Whistio, and she bought both the hat and dress there on credit. me they allow one to make conven. font arrangements for credit and have @ix months to pay."—Adyer- Usement, Alicia tells | 4 general, war department, can advise whether or not he died in this prison, eee What was the name of the first American soldier killed abroad in the | world war? The first members of the American forces in France were not killed in active combat but were killed at Base Hospital No, & at Dagnes-Camiers, France, on Beptember 4, 1917, by bombs dropped by the enemy, The Nrat killed were Pvt, Oscar D. Pugo, first class medical department, Bos- ton, Mase; Pvt. Leslie D. Woods, firat class medical department, Strea- | tor, IL; Pet, Rudolph Rubino, Jr., first clasa medical department, New York city; First Lieut. William Fits- |simmons, first class medical depart- ment, Kansas Clty, Mo. The first American soldiers killed in combat were members of Co. F of the 1th |infontry on November $, 1917, near | Artois, France. The following are |Mated by the soar department as the | first to have thus met death in com- | j bat sonville, Ind.; Pvt, Thomas F. right, Pittsburg, Pa.; Pot, Merle D, | Hay, Etlaton, lowa eee Corp. James 2. Gresham, Bdt- En-| | | | What was the name of the char ster in “Uncle Tom's Cabin” who went | across the ice? Elica, eee How can I get a boy out of ¢ navy who enlisted when under and told the authorities he was 187 WIt there be any penalty, and will anything have to be paid? Parents of the boy may secur release by making @ statement a that ha ts a minor, They the chief, bureau of| navigation, partment, Wash- ington, D.C, stating when and where | he enliated; what name eave, as! well as Ais real name and « nd | request his release. He wilt a minor does not have it be penalized, te pay for his release from the navy. |f) Mins Grey will receive callers tn her office Monday, Wednesday and Friday from 1 to 2 p. m, and on Tuesday and Thursday from 1k a m to 13 m week. Please do not come at other timer an it seriously interferes with her writing, REPOSE Humphreys’ Number “Forty” Induces Repose and | Natural, Refreshing Sleep. For Insomnia, Sleepless- ness, Wakefulness. No Narcotic, No Dope. B0c and $1.00, at all Drug Staves, on Yecelpt of price, of C. 0. ol Post, Peee i Humphreys’ “Seventy-seven” breaks up Colds that hang on, Sold by dealers from Janada to Cape Horn, People who have swollen veins or! ches should not walt until they! the bursting point, oh | woh suffering and los should at once reoure twarounes # Bmerald original bottle o JON (fall. strength) | By using this powerful, yet harm- lean germicide treatme: mPTOVe- jment t# noticed In a few di and by Its regular use, swollen veins return to thelr normal size, and ferers will cease to worry. Mog Emerald O/} treatment Is used by phy 8 an: no and is guaranteed to accomplish results or money returned It reduces all kinds of enlarged © soit id we ang ie us exelusively in many lorge factories | as an unfatiing first aid to the tn- fured ar ie. r druggi supply you.-Advertigement, Says His Prescription Has Powerful influence Over Rheumatism Mr. James IL Alle | Uifered for Man: dig tet h to wor He finally decided, after years of |cemselens study, that no one can be} jfr from rhe tiem until eu i ritles, co elled urie acid deposits, w pived in the Joints and muscles and expelled from the body. With thie idea in nind he con- sulted phystolang, m jand finally tion that ’, completely banished y sign and symptom of rheumatism from his yates, } He freely gaye his discovery, which ho eatled Allenrhu, to others who took tt, with what ‘might be called piarvalous, eicceas, Atte | ears of urging he decided to let | sufferers everywhere know about | his discovery through the newapa- | instructed | ense ding | not | ry ev He has there lets everywhe: 9 enrhu with the under that {f the first pint bottle show the way to complete re he will gladly retu without comment All di eupply you.—Ad pers, re t your money | are can ni INDUCES | MecDougall-/outhwick SECOND AVENUE AT PIKE “The Store of Eternal Newness” ~~ ees | 500 Aprons SPECIAL and Unbleached Muslin Ten Becoming Styles Bome are straight-line dresses with crip sashes, others are belted in at the waist with ties. Novel Trimmings include rick rack colored piping, novelty ets and scallops—neat finish- ings on each one. $1.00 braids, pock Third Floor Sizes 46 to 42 Various Colors Some light dots, others fr ures or checks tn red, blue, yellow, orchid end piain col- $1.00 Are You Anxious to Own Your Own Home? For over thirty years we have been loans for the purpose ing their homes. For the Salaried assisting residents in Seattle in accomplish- ing this desire by specializing in real estate of building or acquir- Man Our Monthly Payment Loan Is Particularly Attractive, because he can choose a small monthly payment, but has the privilege of paying larger amounts at any time. We also make straight and annual pay- , ment loans. We charge no commission, and our interest rates are low. WASHINGTON MUTUAL SAVINGS BANK 1101 Second Avenue : T. A. Hamilton to Head New Railroad HOUSTON, Texas, Oct. 11.—T. A. Hamilton, chief operating officer of the Frisco raiiroad lines, will be- comep resident of tho reorgantzed International & Great # announced today. DENTAL OFFICES 106 Columbla st. Seattle's Leading Dentist for More Than 23 ‘enter Way Occidental Aves. Northern | rallway, effective December 1, it) LUTTON FOR WHAT? Lady—Why ig it they vary 50 much in price? Why, yesterday I only paid 10 cents a pound. Huckster—It’s lika dis, marm. It alla-depends if der is a glutton on der market.—Punch, London, THE FOUNDATION OF VALUE must be last cost rather than first cost. We are not interested in the job where first cost is the only consid- eration. PUGET SOUND SHEET METAL WORKS MAIN 0176 i. ANY, Tacoma, Wash. KAB-RU COMP: Recs, Pee ‘NOT VERY WELL TODAY” How often do you hear this plaint from people who look the picture of health? Yet this vague feeling may be a message of real danger. Don't LA’ neglect it. In most cases it is noticed that the kidneys are not eliminating the poisons from the RLEM OIL body. They need help. Take © Lathrop’s Gold Medal haarlom oil capsules (the original and ” genuine) regularly and that “Not P's Very Well” feele ing will be a ~~ of the pai standard remedy since 1696, Full amen Se For Sale by the Qwi Drug eevre entwy Vers ve Hee Ose