The Seattle Star Newspaper, November 30, 1922, Page 9

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y mHURSD NOVEMBER 2 ete OOD | QO%LEATHER ‘SHOES MEN, WOMEN a CHILDREN Sears siserss Oxfords tn patent hid or calf leather ‘are latest in style, best a quality and lowest in price $4.00 .. $7.00 Slippers in ell the lat. patterns for men, wome: and children. Ghees that are built ‘wear and priced te please. ted Shoe Stores 120 Sed 5s. 1220 oppectte Frasers torsen Inc, ave. BEtTT SE & Brokerage Field Bi oF) Nov, 20.—Miss Mar has been admitted as | first woman cotton; | TORS OF ALL’ PRESCRIBE TOLIVE whether your pryeteten | homeovath, osteo- | @impractor or naturopath. | t they all agree on old | Wise and olive ofl as a food (you are suffering from @yxpepsia, nervousness | Just try Portotive | \ and you will under all doctors prescribe it Advertisement. SAN TORTURES e Clean, Antiseptic Just What You Need worry about Ecaema or troubles. You can have healthyekin by using Zemo drug store for 350, vente NG9788 for es ‘Mt $1.00. Pimples, god It ab it. } the} afflicted with bad breath | tellef through Dr. Ed-! Olive Tablets. The pleasant, | tablets are taken for! by all who know them. Olive Tabiets act! ily bot firmly on the bowels tye, stimulating them to action, clearing the blood oy purifying the entire syn- B They do that which dangerous toes without any of the effects. the benefits of nasty, sicken- Piping cathartics are derived! Dr. Edwards’ Olive Tablets) Stiping, pain or any dis etfecta, M. Edwarts discovered, after seventeen years | bowel and liver complaint, | attendant bad breath. | ere purely a vege-| s Gmpownd mixed with olive Will_know them by their! Take one or two every} & week and note the of- 4nd 300. Advertisement A % m to Asthma and Fever Sufferers ee | Tal of Metnod That Use Without | ‘er Lows of Time. mes, “pate: shave tailed. "We want ery one our expense, end | zing, | *. a too Important to ay. Write now the method at once. bend imply mail coupon be- | ¥—You #ven do not | FREE TRIAL COUPON of BER ASTHMA CO. Room cane and Hudson Sta among patients afflicted | 80, 1922 Cynthia Grey: Corr spondent Contributes Thanksgiving Message of i Good Will. | On this Thanksgiving day let us give thanks to Him who holds the destinies of nations and individuals, for His mani fold blessings and countless gifts. Every good and perfect gift comes from Him who made heaven and earth, Every thing is His and of His creation, The birds of the air, the beasts of the fields and the fish that swim in the ocean, lakes and rivers. Let us give praise and glory to our Heavenly Father for all we are or ever hope to be. Let us thank Him for good health, strength, straight limbs anc eyesight. Let us thank Him for work to do, food to eat, clothes to wear, the roof that shelters us from the wind and the storm, and last, but not least, for life itself. Let us thank Him for loving parents, sisters, brothers, uncles, aunts, cousins, friends and neighbors. Let us thank Him for the golden sunshine, beau- tiful flowers and the beauties of nature, and on this day let us not forget the aged and the infirm and those who lie upon | beds of suffering. Let us not forget the lame, the deaf, the dumb and those individuals who are in total darkness and whose sight has been shut off from the light of day. | Let us thank Him for our country and our flag that has| ridden bravely thru every storm and has never known defeat, and let us thank Him that we are at peace with the world and with our fellowman. On this Thanksgiving day of 1922, | have a greater love in my heart for my fellowman, a deeper and a holier respect for womanhood and sacred motherhood of every land and of every clime, and it shall be my aim and ambition to so regulate my behavior that when the time shal! come for me to pass away and life is no more, people will be glad I lived and sorry that I had to go. IW, LEVY. | re eee | Would a stone dropped into the ocean at a great depth reach the bot tom or be crushed by the pressure? According to the U. 8. Coast and Geodetic Burvey, Ut would reach the bottom } ACTRESS How much concrete was used In the | Panama canal, what was {te cont, and where was tt obtained? There were approximately 5208800 cubic yards of concrete used in the canal; the estimated cost was 333 000,000. The coment was obtained in the States and the rock ond sand to- cally, at the canal. i ee Who was Hugh MeCulloch, whose portrait appears on the $20 national; jourrency bank notes? An American financter, born at | Kennedunkport, Maine. In 1863 he was appointed comptroller of the our rency with supervision over the na- nal bank system which was calied 10 existence by the taw of that year. In March, 1864, he succeded Pessenden as secretary of the treas- wry at tie request of President Lin- lcoln and held that position until March, 1869. He died in 1895. | What is the proper mourning for « very young child for both father and mother? | The mourning for very young ohit- dren should not de for a long period lor very deep. For the mother, white, grey or mauve ts appropriate Instead | |of biark. If the father whihes to) | tear mourning, it ie correct to wear! a band of black arownd his left sleeve This extends all the woy around. A| man unter no circumstances wear crepe The band on his hat or shen te of very fine cloth and vartes in width according to the degree of | mourning. On the hat tt may be from about two inches and a half to three inches; om the sleeve from three and & half to four and a half inches in| width, and ts of dull broadcloth on| winter clothing and serge on summer clothing, With the mourning band men wear only white linen. eee Death Rate in Seattle Dear Misa Grey: Please state what | the death rate is in Seattle, and oblige. as. | In 1921 the death rate in Beattie | teas 8.76 and for the past 16 years it has been 9.78, the lowest fn | Mise Mildred Hutton, Uni- versity of Washington stu- dent, who has just signed a contract to join the Alcazar stock company in San Fran- cisco after Christmas. Miss Hutton has appeared on the stage before entering the uni- versity. Harmless Means of Reducing Fat ople fear ordinary Many fat eans for reducing their weight. | America, . ere ie an extraordinary method. ee Extraordinary because while per-| Address of fectiy harmless no dieting or © cise are necessary. Marmola scription Tableta are made exactly in accordance with the famous Mar- You reduce Pre- | South American Consul Dear Mies Grey: WHl you please | print the name and address of the mola Preacription. steadily and eastiy, with no ill| Chilean consul in Moattle, also the effects. Procure them from Your! gouth Ame consul, if there fa) our or Town. | The Chilean consul in Seattle te) Iucto Villegas, Hoge Mag. Other | South Amertcan consuls in thie city are J. M. deMacedo, Peruvian consul, Lowman Mdg., and the Bolivian con- aulate, L. OC, Bmith Bldg, druggist at one dollar for & case or pond “price. direct. to Marmol Company, 4612 Wo » De trolt, Mich.—Advert Catarrh Must Be Healed! from catarrh inflamed one, and oblige YULE RUSH 0 | You'll never be muti! u heal th aw, IN patches in your nose and throat that N | are t of reach of liquids and | aprays. Seattle and New York are now Step Into any first-class drugstore| comparable in that the rushes of and got 9 50-cent jar of “Deo,” the | Christmas buyt * famous Dennis’ ‘ucalyptus Oint- ne are on in these trent. Heat's spoonful of the oint-| Centers of the Atlantic and Pacific ent in a tin plate and inhale deep | coasts, according to the Chamber of breaths of the soothing vapor. Do| Commerce. In New York the buy: this night and morning, and you Will | ine trend in towards the useful gift, experience the greatest relief you No more nasty | furniture, household goods and cloth ave ever known. ar’ pings in the throat—no stopped-|ing. Seattle merchants, backed by up feeling —no busaing in the eart.|their Buy Early, Buy Useful Gifte You will feel bett eathe better ot 4 sleep b 6 vapor depos-|Campaign, are having similar calls it tic film of ol} over/and have stocked their standard de. teatte neal fAire"l2s | partments more heavily than at any | ' ie sold by all foading time since the war. | druggists. Dennia Mfg. Co, makers,| Many New York department Berkeley, Cal.—Advertiaement. stores are doubling sales over last year, and the same is true to a certain extent here. Toys are being bought in unexpected quantities and the Christmas furbelows are not be- ing neglected. Eastern tobacco manufacturers are increasing their output rially this month, expectin heavier buying in smokers Dress goods sales are leaping sky-| ward and better than 99 per cent of the cotton spindles in the United States are working. ‘The first and original Cold and Grip Tablet, the merit of which is recog nized by all civilized nations. Be sure you get BROMO The genuine bears this signature | boon THE SEATTLE |Maniac Mutilates STAR Woman of 81 Women Won't Pay |Arsenal Robbers | Wife Works; Man Prize Dairy Cows Sent to Prison} Taxes Without Vote Killed by Guard} Must Keep House RINMINGHAM, Prgland, Nov, a0. LONDON, Nov $0 Firet con CAPR TOWN, Nov, 10-—Members| ROMP, Nov. ao Communists BOURNEMOUTH I na Nov. Several prize-winning cows have! victed tn 1871 and many times in|ef the Women Enfranchisement| stole two tons of explosives from | %0—Henry yor wa mutilated during the past| prison since then, Mra, Harriet Bel-| league have given notice that until|the military arsenal at Taranto.| keep the hours clean xonth by & man believed to be al by, aged 82, has aguin been sen [they have the right to vote they | Seven were arrested and three killed | children #0 his wife “More Power” The newest ‘i tenoed for theft will pay no taxes, \ trying to escape work to Your Gift Dollar! Incomparable Values on World’s Finest Jewelry Gifts Offered at BURNETT EROS.’ HOLIDAY JEWELRY SALE First Gall for Xmas! Better Buy Now, With Complete Stock to Choose From, Unhamp ed Assistance From Salespeople, Than to Take Chances With the Throngs of “Eleventh Hour” Buyers nother Lot of $2.50 and $3.00 Gold-Filled Knives Community. Similar Henvy quadruple Sugar and Waste. 26-Piece Tudor Plate Set (Community Made, 20-Year Guarantee) te manufsctured by the famous Your choice of two new patterns, SAVE 1 to Ge ESS io Hundreds of Elgin, Waltham and Other Standard Makes of AMONDS Diamond Rings tr $40 Diamond Rings aecentun sine, Special Platinum and Diamond $6 and $7.50: Just arrived by express, 100 more elias wit All colors, Special te ites consists of Te butfet he iia 909 SECOND AVENU Except a Few Contract Lines 1 Z| EveryArticle REDUCED w $300,000 Stock of Standard Advertised Merchandise WATCHES At Radical, Bona Fide Reductions $i6 CLOCK MANTEL $20 Elgin Watch Tambour ahape, Genuine Bigin, 12 $ 85 size, thin open face model with fancy dials. teyr. gold filled cane; special at $20 “Seth T Hight-day, f $60 “Seth Thomas” Chime Sell4é meheogasy, tam- bour shape, Westminster chime om quarter, half and hour, Eight-dey Sean, $44.75 Special . $20 Bracelet Wrist Watch Just lke the MMustration at the right. 15-jewel guaranteed meve- with either rib- Wrist Watch ment im 20-year gold filled bon or bracelet. Genuine Elgin movement tn 20- areen engraved | $27.85! EXTRA! Wrist Watch me limit. Special $34.50 $ Silv Handle Pe Knives Sterling Silver Pieces An extraordinary value Over 100 pieces, including Baby Spoons, Beef Forks, Pickle Forks, Cream Ladle, Jelly Servers, Sugar Tongs and Sugar Shells, in bright and butler finish, Your mbrllas dust 100 Ple Knives in a number of designs. Ster ling silver, hollow ban- dies, plain quadruple plated hand engraved, and hammered; blades. S22'13" $20 Elgin $25 White Gold Wrist Watch re this value with any of- 15-Jewel, guaran. Silk Un —" $10 Silk Umbrellas briatmas Gift of ter, the Um- hb Bakelite it im au $8 and $10 Indestructible Pearls “Deep Sea” Indestructible $ 6° 5 Every Ivory Toilet Set Goes at 4 Price "$25 Coffee Set e ect, qu Joes Sugar and $14.95 $8 and $10 SOLID GOLD SIGNET RINGS Men's sises, heavy solid old in bright nd ft ta illustration, Special ... Between Madison and Marion

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