The Seattle Star Newspaper, January 24, 1923, Page 7

WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 24, ~ Cynthia Grey: The One-Man Woman—She Romance Tucked FREDERICK & NELSON FIFTH AVENUE AND PINE STREET the romantic emotions. NEW! Th Exceptional Values in e fact is that they are capable of lo iii . . deeply than the died ant ty tag the one + thru Satin Aluminum Ware Cross-strap death or destiny, never love again Pumps BATTLE STAR PAGE 7 Rose-Tinted Securely From Often Do We Has a Away, Hidden the World—How Misjudge Her? BY CYNTHIA -MAN woman!” GREY “She's a ONE I've be who loved but once careers. Do you know her? Prominent women service workers are usually considered to be and then flung the elves into the And w lawyers, onder he never married writers, feminist and socia immune from often 200 New Silk and Cloth Frocks In a Favorable Purchase—Featured Thursday Only the other day I heard of such a one, prominent, who is considered to be too intellectual to be bothered with no tions of love, yet who was so heartbroken over the death of her fiancee that she threw herself heart and Aluminum Windsor Kettles soul into the woman movement just to forget. Another beautiful middle-aged woman leader, who sents an untroubled, fearless front to the world, spent ser years in travel just to forget the man to whom pre eral she was en gaged who died of smallpox only a week before they were to have been married. Love stories of feminists would be real k would be recitals of the feelings of big can | ¢ stories, souled women love but once. How little we know of each o ish to pronounce judgment on ther, after all, and hou slight evidenc Mise Grey will receive callers }| hus Many People Want Dogs Dear Miss Grey: I thought might be interested to They who fool you $4.95 MART new _ double - cross - strap Pumps, in the style pictured, with ck Satin toe and richly brocaded straps and covered Spanish heels Sizes 4 to 8, widths to C. Un- usually attractive value at the low price: $4.95 pair 250 PAIRS Women’s Shoes and Oxfords At a Very Low Price ULL-SKIRTED Taffetas, Can- ton Crepes with distended hip ets and Twill Cloth Frocks are presented in this Thursday of- fering —all with unmistakable signs of the new season in their style—and all affording notable value for this price. $1.60 04d $1.75 On account of the fiat bottom, this Windsor Kettle stands well on gas stove or coal range, and as it is tightly covered ft is especially adapted for the cooking of pot ronats, Fivequart size, $1.60; six-quart size, $1.75. Aluminum Quart Measure, 70c large lip for Attrac- Marked in quarter divisions: easy pouring; strongly riveted handle. tively priced at 70¢. att a t T stated that I wished ti Double-service Aluminum Roaster Reduced $1.95 th Pair ars 1 want to thank you. eg Y lines and odd sizes in rome peg RE a pe Sea cee set tame $1.00 i i rem what countries. @p' midgets Reduced for clearance to $1.95 As pictured. Aluminum Roaster es p Rape ‘oy 2 SR eye Mg opm en Sete aes, se ge Oe ae ee © Po Ry compan peo IPT over the city. It was a wonderful response and 10LS. or cooking. Price $1.00, | ture Mkely to ccowr anwohere. There try, you'll always buy |. erin ee, =. | Chambray Gingham individual | heredity or environment? Am eminent neurologist recently Covered Aluminum Saucepans Plain Blue and Yellow (only) in this good quality Chambray Gingham, suit able for house dresses, aprons and chil- dren’s rompers. Width 32 inches; low- priced at 1219¢ yard. | THE DOWN From what poem Is the following taken? “A fine young bean gone to perdition I sent him there three days ago! | Yet ix this heart fn good condition, Lingerie Crepe And fain would choose, could it but now. At 19¢ Yard I've lovers plenty round me roving, ; ‘ * But none doth yet the right one Desirable quality Crepe for women’s Drove. | undergarments, gowns, and children’s rompers. Plain white, pink, blue and T still am free, stft! no one loving, Whoe'er love me him will I love.” yellow. In 30-inch width; low-priced at 19¢ yard. stated that heredity was responsible for about 90 per cent and environ men for about 10 per cent of the! characteristics of the individual | eee $1.45 As pictured, Saucepans with riveted handle and fiton cover. Four-quart size, $1.20; six-quart size, $1.45. 8-quart Aluminum Kettle $1.20 Conventent for use as a soup kettle and for many other purposes ts this large-size Alum! num Kettle, with lip for pouring and ebonised wood handle grip. Excellent value at $1.20. Hi ares Secti « THE DOWNSTAIRS STORE STAINS STORE Velvet and HEALTHFUL between-meals snack for youngsters —and oldsters, too. All the nourishment and food value of malted milk—and a delicious chocolate flavor in addition. This is from the opera “Carmen, adapted by Theodore T. Barker. ty George Dues, wandhied’ ent Saee Do Am STORE eee How large ts an atom? An atom, according to Selence |}! Bervice, is #0 #mall that the most | minute particle visible by the best microscope contains as many ato as there are people on earth. If a: ordinary electric light bulb were to . . A be pols with @ hole fust large| Fast-color Shirting Madras, in fancy enough to admit as many atoms per |]| stripe-, dot- and figured-patternings; ‘second as there are people in the|}| 32. and 86-inch widths; attractively would take pt r 4 . {Ml with ote. | —THE DOWNSTAIRS STORE } eee | What are the specifications of the | Majestic steamship? Length, 956 feet; beam, 100 feet ; depth of hull, 108 feet; size in tons, 56,000; draft of water, 35 feet; num- ber of decks, 9; area of decks, 7% acres; passenger capacity, 4,100; en gine horsepower, 100,000; fuel, oii | speed, 23 sea miles per hour. eee THURSDAY CANDY. SPECIALS Jelly Bean and Coated-Nut Mixture— Variety of sugar-coated nut and jelly candies, 2 pounds for 25¢. Gum Drops, tn assorted flavors, 15¢@ pound. —Landy Beetto: THe DOWNSTAIRS STORB Shirting Madras At 19¢ Yard A THURSDAY FEATURE IN THE DOWN STAIRS STORE $17.75. A New Shipment of Ruffled Curtains At 89c Pair These crisply sheer Curtains are well-liked In bedroom and living-room windows, They are in 2%-yard length, finished with 2inch ruffies, In white only— low-priced, at SB@ pair. ~THE DOWNSTAIRS STORE 400 Rag Rugs At 45c¢ Each ‘Hit-and-miss Rugs made from | P lesh-color new gingham rags, for kitchen, white and fl bathroom and bedroom use—in (only). Sizes 36 to 44. size 18x36 inches, low-priced at Reduced to $1.95 each. h THE DOWNSTAIRS STORE THE DOWNSTAIRS STORE Women’s Crepe de Chine Blouses $1.95 Women’s Crepe de Chine Blouses in plain styles, with long sleeves and con- vertible collars—some em- broidery trimmed; in Of the total expenditures of the United States federal government how much ts spent for war, ete? For the year 1980 the total ex- penditures amounted to approrimate- | ly $5,582,000,000; of thts $2,490,000, | 000, or 63.2 per cent, was spent on | account, of past ware; $1,548,000,000. or 29.4 per cent for future wars | (maintenance of army and navy) the ctvil departments of the govern. ment, $220,000,00, or 48 per cent; public works, $65,000,000, or 1.4 por cent, and for research, public health, | education and development, altogeth- er, $59,000,900, or 1.3 per cent. j Our whalebone rubber, which does eee | mot cover the roof of the mouth if | you have two or more teeth. Are Irish potatoes good feed for ‘TEETH EXTRACTION FREE DAILY New Tailored and Trimmed Hats Attractively Low-Priced ONIO PAINLESS * Round-post Metal Bed, | SPECIAL Spring and Mattress $24.50 Natural Rubber, $5.00 ” ultry? set of teeth Irish potatoes may be fed to Gum Lyke Rubber, « perfect re- try if they are cooked and fed —- of the human gum. moderate quantity. There shoul poul- ina a not 10.00 be more than 40 per cont Irish pote toes put in the mash, They wil GOLD crown BRIDGEWORK Most of our present patronage ts recommended by our eatly custom ers, whose work is atill giving good satisfaction. will be too fattening. not $4.00 ston rens trom laying but too much ‘All work guaranteed for 16 yeara ASKS U. S, TO Examination free. OHIO oUT RATE DENTISTS Eatablished 20 Years WASHINGTON, Jan 24.— fort to pass legislation for go ment operation of conl mines be made at this In the belief that private o tion of the mines hag failed to public needs, |framed to declare mining of Second Ave. and University st. |CONTROL MINES An ef. vern will session of congress. pera meet @ resolution 1s being a publfe utility and to authorize the Oven # te 6 Dally—8 to 12 Sundays government to operate these inter — ests for the YOU |: ‘The new attitude of those would like to regain, in a» meas ure, the abounding vitality and pirensth, of [nent {lle in the fuel industry YOUTH! ‘Seattle Girl Wins Our aim is to turn back the hand ]) of time for you. Information on |} any disease gladly given. aigned a} The Lincoln sign gonna wis Memorial Clinic ‘ ‘ Mise 1327 Third Avenue ity” contest held b tho Ex. 8. P. HM, Official azine, will not appear in Obief of Staff pictures tmmediately, but will benefit of the United Press today by Senator L Walsh of Massachusetts, deme who belleves that government o} Miss Jean Haskell, daughter |& Warles Co., of Seattle, con- | eek ing such action was outlined to the evid erat, pera tion is the only solution of perma: Contract in Movies| ot J A. Haskell, president of the Carstens | has just | term contract with the | w 7 fir i undergo @ thoro course of training. $4.95 AIR CLOTH, “Kanda” Cloth and Straw Braids fashion these new Hats in turban, rolling-brim, straight-brim and poke shapes. Three of the styles, as pictured, example the attr effects of flowers, active trim fruit and ornaments. ack, Brown, Navy, Wood, Henna, ively low-priced, at $4.95. Red and Gray shades. At —THE DOWNSTAIRS STORE. Cowhide Traveling Bags Special, $7.50 mahogany-color and black Cobra Grain Cowhide Fitted with lift catches and good in lock Sizes 16- and 18-inch. Special, $7.50. Section, THE DOWNSTAIRS STORE Brown, Traveling Bags. reinforced, sewed corners, —Lugeage Infants’ and Children’s Wearables |AT CLEARANCE PRICES | 100 Gingham Dresses, broken size lot (sizes 7 to 16), re- duced to $1.00 each. irs Fink Natiste Bloom. to § In the lot, re: doe pair Te ) Feduced * duced te wines 2 Combination Suits, nines ed to lot d to uit THE DOWNSTAIRS 1) reduced STORW Remnants of Silks and DressGoods & AT REDUCED PRICES | Wide assortment of desirable remnant lengths of Silks, Velvets, Corduroys and other fabrics have been assembled for Thursday at considerably re- duced prices. THE DOWNSTAIRS STORE Women’s “Polly Prim” Aprons Earthenware Special, 50c Teapots Flowered patternings in Cre Special, 65c war tasaeciat Chee Earthenware fashion “Polly Prim” Aprons pleasing sha f women; with one or two (one as . pictured), decorated pockets and neatly bound edges with band of Blue, Coral or in contrasting colors. Unusually Green; 6, 7 and Soup sizes, attractive values, Special, 50¢ Special, 65¢ each each. THE DOWNSTAIRS STORD —THE DOWNSTAIRS STORE 65 Small Boys’ Overcoats [ REDUCED | $2.95 Double - breasted, all-‘round-belted Sizes 4 to 8. Reduced to THE DOWNSTAIRS STORE Imported pots in three models. $2.95. a auet Metal Bed, with 2-inch continuous round-post, and straight-pull fabric spring. Ivory or Vernis Martin finish. Mattress ts filled with good grade cotton-felt and covered with art ticking; rolled edges and diamond tufting. Bed, Spring and Mattress, complete, special, $24.50. Bed and Spring (only), special, $14.50. Mattress (only), special, $10.00. Available in Full- or Twin-size. —THE DOWNSTAIRS STORE Drapery Cretonnes, 21c Yard A disposal of discontinued patterns and odd lines, featuring chintg, tapestry and gingham effects, for drapes, comforter cover- ings and pillows, at a very low price—21¢ yard. THE DOWNSTAIRS STORE Women’s Burson Hosiery Special 35c Pair Fashioned “Burson” Hosiery (widened leg, nar- rowed ankle, shaped foot), in several styles, in- cluding Balbriggan mixture, heather, drop-stitch and V-point back, also embroidered clocks. Ex- ceptional values at 35¢ pair. THE DOWNSTAIRS STORE