The Seattle Star Newspaper, November 22, 1922, Page 4

A Sale of Bedroom A gray finish Sulte, with flower design, bow-foot bed, vanity with triple mirror, and large mirrored dresser, The three pleces nn tecenenies PLODOO BE icc sccrceceeeceecenens A very fine Mahogany-finish Bedroom Suite, in heavy Colonial style—the dresser with A remarkable large mirror and the dressing table with at . triple mirror, The 8 pieces are “ine at... 9117.50 Chifforette, extremely good looking, combination Bedroom Suit consisting of ehifforobe, will be sold at Substantial M Amount of Purchase me $59.50 |S 5000s moe’ $29.75 pian 300.00 Members of American Better Homes Ruresu OME ANOTHER EXTRA WELL KNOWN SHOE STORE —CLOSED= Wednesday and Thursday Tremendous Shoe Sale Starts Friday at 9 A. M. Lease Expiring—Landlord Wants More Rent—We Move! $30,000 Worth Shoes for Men, Women and Children Go on Sale at Slashed Prices. See Thursday Papers for Further Particulars. Dinham-Strehlau Shoe Co. Store No. 1—1403 Third Avenue _ OLYMPIAN dhe Preferred Jrain East Across the mountains it carries you, over the World’s Longest Electrified Railroad, using “White Coal” for power—a smokeless, sootless, cinderless trip. It’s the short, quick, scenic way— with mighty electric locomotives to insure an unde- layed journey through a region of scenic grandeur, Leaves Seattle . + 930 a, m. daily Arrives Minneapolis . 10:00 p. m. (2nd day) 7] “ St Paol . . 10:55 p.m. (2nd day) “ Milwaukee . 9:10 @. m. (3rd day) “ Chicago . + 11:30 a. m. (3rd day) Direct connections for New York and other Eastern Cities ‘The equipment is characteristically “Chicago, Mil- waukee @& St.Paul.” For every piece ofequipment 1s company owned—observation clubcar,standard and tourist sleeping cars, dining car and coaches. Every attendant is company employed and trained. You will find him efficient, alert and courteous. And every meal is a fine example of the highest culinary art. If more convenient take the COLUMBIAN, another good train for the East. Leaves Seattle 7:40 p. m. Pull information and descriptive bootleteat Otty Ticket Omee Second & Madison, Phone Main 000 F. Bahl, Gen. Agent, Paes'gr Dept. . TO PUGET SOUND - ELECTRIFIED This Department being slightly overstocked, we are making attractive prices through out the line, and are quoting Just a few of the Interesting values now being offered and heavy fillers, tn Ivory or Vernis Martin Delivered on Payment of Payment PROTTAS LEVITT BROS DEPENDABLE Beattle, Washington 3 Furniture Beautiful gray enamel Bedroom Sutte, with bed, ochiffenier and dressing x... $89.50 at... . Simmons’ Brass Beda, tn handsome massive con. . now priced at $29.50 4, combination Walnut, and bed, dreming table and ee, $77.50 ‘otal Reds, with finch posts value $9.75 Weekly 1.00 $1.00 'y, 5.00 2.00 Cringe 10.00 3.00 4, 15.00 4.00 Interest FURNISHINGS Ministrels Please Pan Audiences An oléfashioned minstrel show presented by a number of charm ing girte t the feature offering at the Pantages theater this week. fongs and dances, with elaborate costumes and beautiful soenio af fects, render their act exceptionally pleasing. Musto extracted from a harmonica by Britt Wood, tn an inimitable manner, with original humor, caused much mirth among audiences who filled the theater to capacity at Monday and Tuesday performances. 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Of the two traite, jealousy or auapicion, I really do not know which ia the worse, and perhaps, after all, suspicion is really a tentacle of jealousy This is intended as a special warning to young brides: Don't suspect anything; believe nothing you hear and only half of what you see. The following letter from a young bride who is making herself miserable over suspecting her husband and chum is a fair example: | Dear Miss Grey: For two or three years my chum and 1 were in love with the same man, Then he married me. But} lately he seems very much interested in her. | | 1 think they meet for lunch downtown every once in a) |while. I am almost sick with worrying about this. Do you! suppose he thinks he made a mistake by marrying me? It! would kill me if I thought he felt that way. ELLEN. | No, Ellen, I don’t suppose your husband thinks anything of | the sort; but he no doubt will, if you don’t uproot those weeds of suspicion that are getting such a rank hold on your brain } He must have loved you, since it was you he married, The } } | very fact that your chum used to care for him has made you| | suspicious, After all, you don't know they have been lunching together, and even tho they have, perhaps they saw no harm init. Of; course, it is not the fair thing to make a practice of it, but) jit te perfectly natural that they might meet sometime by ac-| \eident, Always avoid showing a suspicious attitude, for it \only will serve to discourage your husband's confidences. eee Miss Grey will recetve callers in her office Monday, Wednesday and Friday from 1 to 2 p. m., and on Tuesday and Thursday from | Mothers’ Pension | | Dear Miss Greyt Wl you write! lim ‘The Star and tell me where to co to make application for a “mother’s pension”? | ‘Thanking you In advance, | “LA MERE" | Make application to the Mothers | Pension Bureau, 200 Broadway, Seat- | tle, to receive the mothers’ pension, | Seattle Judge said that =e woman had remarried within « short Divorce Law Ume after getting @ divoros the mar jin Idaho riage was not legal tn this state Dear Mise Ore; I should Ike to ask this: My R j cl : E es eal lived tm Beattle for several aims noug yearn Her husband lived tn Idaho, Votes for Speaker | where he finally got « divorce, | Mark B. Reed, of Shelton, clatme| 1 & month from the date of di- lenat he has been sanured of the | YOroe In Idaho, ahe remarried here in lepeakership of the next state house | Seattle, In this marriage Ingal? lof representatives, with €1 of the 84) A SUBSCRIBER. |republican votes pledged to him | / dellewe that the marriage & con- Thomas F. Murphine, of Seattle, Reed's strongest opponent, dora not ae FOR concede defeat, however, THe simply For Colds, Grip, Influenza get’ the host expresses doubt an to the authentic To tty of Reed's claims. There are four take “Seventy-seven” start. other candidates for the gavel—po If you wait till your bones: tential and avowed-tdut none hes been gtven any very serious conald- ache, it may take longer to break up your Cold. 11 a m to 12 m. each week Please do not come at other times aa it seriously tnterfores with her writing. I saw an item of news In which a decaum «| A tow days ago oration, the race being between Reed an4 Murphine The others are Frank Spencer, Snohomish; Fred G. Re mann, Pleroe; Logan Long, Franklin, and Eimer © Halsey, Asotin. tumbling ect, and the Alexand@er brothers and Evelyn, billed ae “the worl@’s greatest ball bouncers,” proved very entertaining. Other sote on the bill are Maud Mart and company and Wood's Comedy Mules, Licyd Hamilton tn “The Speeder,” a siapetion comedy, completes the UL 1922 Record of Pedestrians Hit Doctor’s Book, mailed frea Humphreys “Forty” Induces Sleep. No dope. “40” and “TT 800 and $1.00 each, ‘at Drug Stores, or t on remit ee or OC. DB. - ta ame ph un $ Tee William street, dicing Co, jew York. DR. EDWIN 2. BROWN’'S DENTAL OFFICES 106 Columbia St. Beattle’n Leading Dentist for More Than 21 Years. Men’s Flannelette Night Shirts Excellent quality Sizes 15 to 20 sidered void, inarmuch as the sa months required in aleo required in Idaho But I cannot be certain and I would suggest that she get the dectstion of a supreme Court fudge im the «tate of Idaho. Washington t Chamber to Banquet the Traffic Squad ‘The invitation of the Chamber of Commerce for Mayor Brown and| Chief of Police Severyna to attend the banquet to be given by the Spanking Goes not cure chiMren of BEDWETTING, Dont blame the | ChO& there ts @ cause for this trou | bie, If your chfiérem are afflicted, try Mre. Summers home treatment | dleming to hundreds of families Ask | your droggist for Mra Summers’| Bed Wetting Remedy, or send for) FRED TRIAL by edéressing The 3 Summers Medical Co, Box W-45, | LJ South Bend, Ind. MecDougall-outhwick SECOND AVENUE AT PIKE Continued Tomorrow Great Sale Silk, Knit, Muslin Underwear In Great Quantities Much Underpriced An Opportunity to Buy Gifte Economically —MacDougall-Southwick, Third Moor A Sale of 600 V-neck style —Thursday, Men's Section. chamber and the Interclub counct!! of 16 organizations in recognition of the civic spirit and courtesy of the Seattlo traffic squad was accepted Tuesday. Visitors claimed that the Seattle | traffic cope were the most cour | and the best that they had seen apy. | where. Frank Waterhouse will preside at the dinner, which will be held at Hotel Gowman Thursday evening, | ARERR i EVERY BOY has a chance to be President but every file can’t be as good as a Nicholson File. Nich- olson Files are keen cutting from: the first stroke. ‘Be cure the sams “WICROLEON™ a te coumped ca the Gls vou buy A_FILE FOR EVERY PURPOSE | | | | NICHOLSON FILE ¢ | | / | ) by Automobiles 6582”. Han Sing, 117 King at. wan cut about the head Monday when he was knocked down at Seventh ave. and Jackson st. by & car driven by K. Minaml, of 200 Fitth ave & 659% unidentified man was knocked down at Second ave. 8 and Washington st. Monday by an auto driven by Richard Bilis, 4504 Thackeray place, but was un- hart. 66 ——Miss Clare M. Pletcher, struck at Fourth ave. and Seneca st, Monday, by an auto driv on by C. F. Willmer, of Port An gles, was dazed and bruised. 661-66 2:02 fin ere and C. F. Benson, 4537 Bist ave, 8. W., were struck on the Spokane st. bridge Monday by a truck driven by I. Sandmo, 2410 32nd ave. 8. Both were cut about the legs and head. Unrecognizable In New Clothes “Hetty, who on earth ts the new «irl your brother is taking around? T saw him at the movies last night with « stunning looking «irl. 1) wasn’t close enough to nee whether | I knew her. I thought Jack and} Stella were engaged. Hag anything | happened?” “Not that I know of, The wedding fs due to be held Christmas, I thought they were together last night. Are you sure it wasn't Stell you sw? | “Why, it couldn't ba She looked 4ifferent. Anyway, the girl had on © stunning brown coat and brown velvet hat to match. Very stylish.” “Oh, you ailly thing. That was Stell. She has a wonderful new out. fit and I'll admit sho looks different. Different styla than she usually wears and she te letting her bobbed hair grow. You wouldn't know her at a distance.” “She looked older, someway. 1! fuens it's these new atyle clothes. They give one a dignity, somehow. Well, Btelia looked wonderful, any- how. | “I am wild over her new outfit. | Sho got it from Cherry's, at 1016 2nd ave., in the Rialto Ridg.—upstairs, just over the Pig’n Whistle, on credit. She paid down a percentage of the cost and made very satistno- | tory arrangements to pay for the balance.” ‘Take slevator—Advertice- ment. 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