The Seattle Star Newspaper, January 25, 1923, Page 4

Electric Irons With Cord % 1 37 lectrie Plates With Cord § 1 y 48 On Sale Friday and Saturday Only We placed these Electric Irons and Electric Plates , on sale during the recent holidays at the prices quoted ) above. We sold more than two thousand irons and about as many plates. After the holidays we went back to our old prices and have enjoyed a steady trade on them ever since. But we want to close out | these irons and plates, and so we are going to give the people of Seattle another opportunity to purchase them at holiday prices. THE ELECTRIC IRONS ‘This is by far the biggest bargain in the way of an | electric iron ever offered in Seattle. A cord attach- | ment accompanies each iron. This cord attachment cost you practically as much elsewhere as we you for the iron and attachment. Come in Then you will are just as fine a buy as the ‘woman wants an electric plate so much that many housewives can't in the luxury. But our price—$1.48 no woman can afford to be without Remember we include the cord attachment with plate. Doctors and dentists and other profes- men and women who want quick heat, should je to it that they get one of these plates. STARTS TOMORROW—FRIDAY MORNING ' —AT NINE O'CLOCK, COME EARLY AND ESCAPE THE RUSH First Ave., Up the Incline—Central Public Mkt. IMPORTING CO. Somer” PIES)| Made to Order for Social Gatherin, “They're MIDGET, FIR CO. 2420 Fourth A Support Disabled Ship Eng., Jan. 25.~Tugs had yp up the liner Dago when water upon a fire in the hold the ship to list badly. “Daddy,” bring home some of French Pastry —Advertiae- TO RING» dae ER Eline ALSON Biba. is recognized as A Most Conservative Bank ‘The Bank for Savings’ capital and surplus are over 60% of Its deposits, when 10% is considered ample in the general practice of banking. « The Bank always keeps a cash reserve of over 15% of its total deposits, where the law requires none for other savings institutions. USE— ‘The Bank's expensen are below the 214% (of assets) authorized by law for other savings institutions. ‘AUSE— The Bank for Savings has NEVER required a notice of withdrawal, ALWAYS paying cash on demand during financial storms, as well as during fair weather, since 1907, HE BANK FOR SAVINGS Maximum of Interest compatible with Maximum of Safety Mortgage Loans at Lowest Rate Without Commission or Bonus « Pine St. at Fourth Ave. THE SEATTLE STAR [_pvorce? | Cynthia Grey: Would It Benefit Injured It’s a Ten-to-One Bet An Anti-Vamping Law. Parties or Punish Culprits? It Wouldn't. BY CYNTHIA GREY Down in aunny California there's talk of introducing an anti-vamping bill—making it a felony to break up a home Wouddn't the judge have a hard time deciding who was the 1 culprit? Suppose a woman made the third party. Now the vamped husband isn’t going to be vamped if he doesn't wish to be Vamping is somewhat like quarreling; it takes two to be suc ceaaful in either. Consider the he-vamp. A wife who is vamped away from her home is already alienated in her own mind and is looking for an avenue of escape. The vamp supplies that avenue. Ien’t the law already blundering enough when it comes to matters in which one must resort to it? A very wise woman remarked not long ago that the less the law is allowed to in terfere in matters of the heart and home, the better. see peated De Mins Grey will rece callers 1 her office Monday, Wednesday 1 Friday, from 1 to 2 p. m Tuesday and Thursday & m, to 12 m, each not come at verlously inter re Dear Miss Grey: Can you tell m ive why, in this country, whe always talked about our and our freedom, « age as noon as a mini? Thin talk of girls older for thelr years than be mn bunk, Itt 1a fellow of 18 ma ta that ae - but that (# Just supposition. , ow ads it ff " ur letter h. ie In a@ 10-minute trial in) i¢ they aren't given permission they | tno pase wan't ours inet the 9 et 4 Salem (Mass.) divorce court,| witi provably run away and be hind ‘eheie thas Mrs. Constance G. Minot) ried and make every one awfully un ion wae only wenden, 1 (above), , granddaughter of |*?®¥ Senator Henry Cabot Lodge,|,,.7™ ®t secured a divorce from Graf-\i¢ the lawns ton Minot, member of aii was 1 |prominent Back Bay family. and Please do an it being so much ting ws: I take we girl in 1 they mar one else belleve that boys and girls @ boy, I'm a grown man Ah their legat majority at t I'm 88, but I feel t but that age #h been different w be #1 and not 18. ‘ould be happily mar- eee age utd What language ts Welsh; b oken n Wale widely 1923 Record of Pedestrians Hit |||: by Automobiles | | "0.0: W650 & Nature Broadway, was struck home Tu driven by ave. She received s! An unknown man sta into the 1 th of an ant by R. Lippincott, 969 Nin |Tuesday, and was knocked do: The accident happened at ave, 8. and Washington at Takes Life in | Soviet’s Hall | MOSCOW, Jan. 26.—Serge Litst off, a young boishevik, committed | suicide in the room where the soviet leaders frequently meet nglish, in the and in the world lorea? jase ts colored by adding certoin during the proce: re, which will produce the r effect; for inatance, am der tints may be produced by adding suiphur, bine by adding cobalt, pur tou NI ple by adding manganese dioxide, and ried now Instead of a lonesome home- | green by adding tron lene man, oI loved a girl who was 20, eee 1 wns 19, We wanted to be 4 od and have « of our m what part of Africa were the ne eee t to the United Staten? mas ¥ thee ane vt fl 2 to habe been brought st every part of the toa, A study of the 4 of these slaves proves this. from the West Coast, the Niger, the Bahara Desert, il, the Lake Chad region, picest Africa, the Lambert Delta, 4 the Southwestern Coast; thus they were from nearly all the African ‘Health Restored cugieae ye i hat are the “coast to In eo -Meattle Star Washington, cents in stamps wiay afternoon by an aut B, J. Wood, $007 Frem ht bruines. home san whom I wap’ on | In this } lothers wt Bocont | to } ust my idea or are there think that a man ought ave the samo rights ax a woman? WONDERING. Of course, you think now, that your | 9. They came Upper B R di records in the United States? y Nadium Coast (0 coast automobile records The wonderful curative power of| Were made tn 1916. In order of the um has been known for years. | Occurrence they were: ¢ th | Robert Hammond in an Empire im drove from Ban Franoteco to New York, 8584 miles, im 6 daye, 10 |Rowrs, 49 minutes, May 16-28, 1916 W. F. Sturm, driving @ Hudson Super-Hts, made the distance in § | days, 3 hours, $1 minutes, and the re- | FOR ITCHING. TORTURE | \t e Antiseptic ¢ Liquid Zemo| ‘There ts one remedy that neldom | adie ~ fall to stop itching torture and re |{isAimin' Ciloring end. Siagana |ieve akin irritation, and that makes! ‘Degnen'a Radio |the akin soft, clear and healthy. | Mahe tt po Any druggist can supply you with | of |zemo, which generally overcomes | he [akin diseases. Eczema, Iteb, Pim | ples, Rashes, Blackheads, in mont| tein give way to Zemo. Frequent |ly, minor blemishes disappear over jnight. Itching weually stops tm|¥! send our al lanes. om. trial Sk a |mtantly. Zemo te a safe, antiseptio| ot char ge you a cent if It fale to i Mquid. clean, easy to vie and de | give eat sfactory ft of- pendable. It costs only S60; an| for ie 9 nd extra large bottle, $1.00. It ts pow litvely safe for tender, sensitive skins.—Advertisenmnt ne § minutes. The dis a work, play Or 14 Up weakened nerves | Once freveled was 6.598 wiles. Tthy con | eee | im eireu- Vine SSRZ | What nourtehing foods grow under cause of | cround? Potatoes, carrots, nips, for example. to bul just what this remarka-| Deets and tur ble. fo for you. we For what ts the bomegranate use: Where ts it cultivated in the Unit States, and how is It propagated? | The pulp ts often used for the! preparation of cooling drinks. The dvertisens nent of | finest Morocco leather te sald to be| tanned with the rind of the frult, In the United States the cultivation of | the pomegranate 44 confined to the . 1 ’ . : mer parts of California and Ter-| ous Swollen Veins aa, mace the Web te'tonden: being te-| jured by a temperature of ® to 16 deoreea below freesing, In some por tions of the Bouth the plant ia weed for hedges, in which form it grows thru @ much wider latitude, It ts | prog 4 by cuttings of both oreen ‘OLIVE OIL" * A prominent physician fn an in terview today says if the public lonly knew the tonic value of port McCORMICK | wine and olive off they would quick | ly regain thelr health. kidney | biadder trouble, | You try the app Write today for Physictans are prescribing and | pitals are using a new and harm! lyet very powerful germicide jonly causes enlarged or va. | veina and bunches to become normal |but also reduces goitre, enlarged | j Pmareia ou (all atrength), fuse to accept anything tn [te place. |it ia such a highly concen | preparation that two ounces ‘ong time, and furthermore, Irish Irregulars CLEARANCE SALE HIGH - GRADE PIANOS offers a really great opportunity to every intending purchaser of a good used instrument; in fact, so many of these pianos are of such high character and are so slightly used that even those who have thought of a new piano will do well to see them at once. This large stock of Upright, Grand and Player Pianos is almost entirely made up of the world’s very best instruments and while in very many cases they are just as good as new, they are nevertheless all priced so astoundingly low that they will sell on sight. Forty Such Instruments as These to Choose From Chickering, Knabe, Bush & Lane, Kimball, Mason & Hamlin, Vose, Everett, Victor, Weber, Fischer, Estey, Decker, Farrand, Kurtzmann and many more At Such Prices as These: $100, $115, $140, $165, $185, $195, $215, $235, $245, $265 and so on On Terms as Low as $6 Per Month WE DO AS WE ADVERTISE Pushs lane Piano G, Everything Pertaining to Music ‘ MANUFACTURERS RETAIL 1519 THIRD AVENUE BRING THIS AD WITH YOU These are bargains, not disappointments. WHOLESALE CAKES AND COOKIES or anyone to allo | Raita keep on enlarging, | Port Olive in « combination of] Often they buret and weeks oi of|rich cream, olfve off and rare old pain, suffering and lose of employ-| port wine scientifically blended with | |ment. Start erald Ot! treat~ other medical agents. |ment as directions advise, and tm r ents, | provement will begin at once, Owi| It quickly restores tired out Drug Co. can supply you.—Adver- | down « Lisement run-| ly valuable | ng disease, | If Ruptured ve -'TryThisFree Old or You jas tema, Is 0m Olive, na! and see how quick drug a6 8./ Advertise # food tonic, ly you improve, On sale at all gists. The Port Olive Broadway, ment. ‘How I Got Rid _ of Burning Feet! And Paina from Corns 8, Bunions | Without Soaking, Powders, ins | ters, Ete., After Suffering Inde-| acribable foot Misery for 20 Years. Prof. ¥. T. Melntyre, well known | world tourist and lecturer, says: ‘For | years I was compelled to wear shoes | two sizes too large, to be able to walk | with any comfort at all, I tried » | my feet In medicated baths, po | plasters and foot-treatments g | the burning callouses and soreness fused to go, while the pains from corns | ire | and bunions continued to torture both doesn't bother you, what tn 406 | nlud anil bode entire | Pe earing: mupporte’ ait your ite | mind and body, which upset may ntire | |Why suffer this nuisance? W very fortun- | jrun the risk Kangreng an ot who gave ‘oot Relief, | |such dangers from a smatt and inn |cent little rupture, the kind that haa | which ahe anid was x secret from tho f | desert. After using it « short time, | the awful burning stopped, the enl aune their ruptures do not hurt nor | Jouses came off in chunks, leaving the Beene ance Foren free ial | skin of my fest clean and sin [it in cortainly a. % 1 | while the pains from corns and bunions | ® | neerned to disappear as if by mugic. | From that time, I said a joyful good= ®| bye to over 20 yeurs rib- | foot miser, I id i a red thousand dollars to through those years of ag liketellingevery foot suff of the wonderful Gypsy Co. Los Angeles. Apply It to Any Rupture, | Recent, Large or Small Are on the Road That Convenes Seagate: Sent Free to Prove This Anyone ruptured, man, woman or child, should write 903- free trial of his | stimulating application. y boxin to bind pening cl he need of iB mupport of ree for Rupture W. 8 Rice, Ine 903-8 Main Bt. Adama, N. ¥ You may send me entirely frer a Sample Treatment of your timulating application for Rup ture ertoge Foot Kelief.’* Name «+++ . Address ... "it ry all mood drugginta, tate Advertisement, "| Harvester 14 | she Wreck Coaches DUBLIN, Jan, 25.—Irish trregulars stopped a train in County Tipperary made the passengers get off, then ra by driving the telescoped the engine into th Defects in Plane Cause of Crash WARSAW. 25.—The Warsaw aeroplane which exploded in Bohemia, killing the pilot and a Brit was found to have Jan. Paris- lish passen, | been defectiv “Gee,” Rolit’s Coffee is good! ‘WWE COLOR IN CREEKS Be Better Looking—Take Olive Tablets If your skin ts yellow pallid—tongue coated—appetite poor you have a bad taste in your mouth—a lazy, nogood feeling you should take Olive Tablets. Dr Olive Tablets—a nubstitute for calomel—were pre pared by Dr. Edwards after 17 years of study Dr, Edwards’ Olive Tablets are a purely vegetable compound mixed with olive oll, You will know them by their olive color. . v ‘aay To have a clear, pink skin, bright Here are the two principals | gyes, no pimples, a feeling of buoy in the latest romance which| ancy \ke childhood days you must has centered attention again|get at the cause the romantic MeCorm Hs Dr. Edwards’ Olive Tablets act on : . |the liver and bowels like calomel fay Above, Mrs. Edith | have no dangerous after ef. | McCormick, divorced w ti | the head of the laterantional| They Co., and Edward nstipation. Take one or twols Krenn, Swiss architect, whom | Mehty and note the pleasing re sult Millions of boxe: are sold marry. | | ment. | | eS epee complexion Eaware | start the bile and overcome artes | Bartell Drug Co, Our Washington bureau has finished the compilation of another section of Uncle Sam's Cookbook. It is devoted to recipes for cakes and cookies, taken from tested recipes in government labora- tories, If you want this bulletin, fill out and mail the coupon below: Washington Bureau, The Seattle Star, 1322 New York Ave., Washington, D. C. I want Uncle Sam’s Cookbook on CAKES AND COOKIES, and inclose herewith four cents in stamps to cover postage and mailing, ADDRESS. ..... NUXATED IRON Helps Make Strong, penis Men and PBeautiful, Healthy Women 4,000,000 People Use It Annually |As a Tonic, Strength and Blood- Builder Ask Your Doctor-Or Druggist Owl Drug Co,, Swift Drug Co,, University Pharmacies, Inc,, and G. 0. Guy, Inc.