The Seattle Star Newspaper, November 10, 1922, Page 18

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BON MARCHE BLDG. First and Union eave of Union and First PLEASANT DEALINGS Gives Steady, Even. Warmth for your furnace, heater or fireplace, with the additional advantages of No Soot—No Clinkers Very Low Ash Get it from your fuel dealer or telephone McMillan-Shampaign Co. Exelustve Distributor Main 4551 ve British army of occupation has onted a player-cornet, with whith| the exposition every day and even eriest tyro will produce’ sweet | ing to entertain the wives of exhibit PIANO STORES OPEN TONIGHT THE 1$100,000,000 Industry to Start Celebrating Northwest Fruit Exposition Will Open Here Saturday; to Last a Week 1 will contest for vergreen ar lads of oleo dys of yards of b cand the finest spec bu of the Northwest's fralt crop wil [the fr annual Western Pot combing to Make a gurKCOUN wowill be held, with exh spectacle to greet visitors at the | from ever o W Pacific Northwest Fruit expos | A. 8. N King county agrieu' tion, which will open here Satur. | turiat, in + ger of the ahow, and day Mine War Walker, King count The exposition will be representa, | home demofistration agent, will have tive of the Industry which last year arge of the potato demonstratior Ought $100,000,000 of new money th M the Northwest, More than 90 or cont of this money came from © Or Europe, South America and the EK ro and Mb Went | ~ potatoes on the map and pr the world that they are the best grown anywhere.” Ht day of the ex Wiig ee ion be School da A schools, which were distributed (4 reputation Tuesday and Wednesday to ad declared no ape vertive the fruit show, The ap- him. Shortly after his purchase he ples for the ples were donated announced he waa going to pare & by the gre » In the Wenat night in the building and drive out of being haunted, but ks could frighten chee valley Interests paid the spirits. Failing to appear fag the tran ation to Seattle, | next day, the vill and the Seattle Truck Owners’ Walli was found stra r amociation delivered the ‘POWDER PUFF _| IS NEW TOKEN), uve en of the principal fruit-erow feta In the Northwest and « numbee of individual growers large ‘ lHopt iF co-operating with Seattle @usiness . Hophie an men have made it possible for the ex veg, OY, EDDA HOYT t Rumania position management to , promise gee a aoe wee iena(™ tors r One of the mont attractive displays of | 1P olden days, whe ers Ih contong for Americ ‘Tred homeward trouble, whler fruit ever shown in the Weat = They bore the the United | Entertainment on a scale in keep ing with the vant interests the expo sition represents will be provided ev ery day. The first entertainment feature will be the coronation of Miss | Ruen as hans Hut nowadays If « fellow mwip For the girls rying their an chiefs tle Kressional district; Mite Eleie Macdel, | Sunnydale, Second district; Mins Ma bel Newman, Tono, Third district Mics Isabelle Masterson, Cle ihum Fourth district; Miss Geraldine Dick. | They are wai leon, Wenatchee, Fifth divtric Queen Pippin will be escorted to the | « throne and will be crowned by Johr A. Gellatly, of Wenatchee, president jof the exposition. Band concerts features by the American 1 jand students of the Univers As for curls, there are none long enough to be clipped for love tokens un yet, for the for 10 month. bobbed beads are pay-| « for grandma to let before they grow ox ine out of style. LONDON My word one | ene more for evening has a fellow for ro Mianticiam nowadays? There aren't even any hairpiws for him to moon no ny peers lors and other outeftown women {Officers of the school women's or cantantions have invited school! peo: ple of the state to be thelr guests at the exposition, Saturday, November 18. id s recipe, improved by the other ingredients, at @ small cont.) @ Don't stay gray! Try it! No one]@ can posnibiy toll that you darkened | @ your hair, as it does it so naturally ‘One of the features of the exposi.|and eveniy. You dampen « aponge|@ tion which has caused wide interest |OF soft brush with it and draw this] ie the home cenning contests to be |'Drough your hair, taking one small conducted ander the direction of na at a time; by morning the s Miss Maude Wilson, home cconomice | <ray hair disappears, and after an-|@ t in the extension service of | ¥ application oF two, your heir!» om State college, Women | benutifully dark, glosey parte of the state have en | and attractive. aa est addition OL OPT PS Misses’ Black Nothing Higher Than 2977 If you are thinking about an Overcoat you owe it to your- self to visit this shop—where we feature Children’s 8% toll Overcoats and Raincoats Exclusively Ulsters, Raglans, Rubberized Coats, virgin wool plaid backs, gabardines, whipcords—they're all here. Come in and see our extraordinary values, 1424 FOURTH AVE. 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Three other notable features s es are included in the exposition s a enne i = i " . Over 30 Million Bottles So tists of the Ladies’ Musical club CRAY . pe A of Seattle will give « program in the afternoon. On the last day e a po wl wa — Ne Aimowt everyone knows that}g Your glasses can @ will sine some of the principal | compounded. brings back the nacur | lh tA at : : numbers of Wayfarer, 2% Jai color and lustre to the hair!@ istinquished a i given in the University of Wash whan faded, streaked or ae s gq th es a THE NATIONAL EMBLEM | In colonial days a legisiative at- THE AGES OF WOMEN ington stadium last summer, |i wey the cae wad 6h Oe pearance an B) avout the finest appreciation of|tempt was made to have Long] The three ages of woman: Wednesday afternoon and even sabture Was 66 make it at home |@ your clothes. | the fife of the bald eagle, the na-| Island, N. 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