The Seattle Star Newspaper, February 1, 1923, Page 2

PAGE 2 MBEMEKR no C. phone orders; one to table or or fue. will not be delivered AMERICAN HOMES BUREAL ean be ea Unbleached =-food quality undies loss sb 1x90 in. Spec Friday-Saturday to match she 42x36 in. Spe Friday -Sa urday . MAIN FLOOR combination tool. this compact hodsc reversible grass rug: ONE-HALF PRICE —twisted reed gras f versible. Your cho! eral color c rabtnatis Regular price $15—, spec Friday-Saturday IND FLOOR 2 mr sale Mays il grass and reef furniture! —a direct importationffrom the Orient to- iz gether with our $store buying power makes the extreme LOW prices possible. Onty 2 more days for vou to take advan- } tage of this sale gf attractive, serviceable i grass and reed fyfniture. ‘ this gra agora exactly as pictaged. Natural finish grass footstool, f&xtra special priced Friday-Saturday YOUR POR BETTER SATURDAY SPECIALS— purchaser candlesticks— IGHTH F100) THE REGULATE AIR TRAFFIC RULES Government Regulations for Flight Condsict SEATTL AMERICAN HOMES these specials, except taken by, purchaser ily cou ‘2 covers — WASHINGTON, Feb, 1 $436 [fice regular price $6— Air traffic resulations pre ety of Automotive Engineers fol: | low, in part Airplanes on nding ts have rightof-way over all other traf: | Maliplanes landing have right.of And way over planes taking off. both have rightof-way plan ling along the ground uvering on the wa nh power are traffic or taking they have right-ofway over ub: ott other | » meet in the air ight, and not her by diving below or achine overtaking hind must pass to differ thy between Judge Qualifies as Beauty Expert Har POEM ik & yy , RE EM Lf seainnt Mine | old od that Mies Harris per care of her chin| ormick removed an | un and gave fudgment x FLAP'S said Nancy one day to kan VAL ond some v > Fy 1 ru « That i if Mr “Suret” nodded the little fairy post: baz, jman. “My helper, Stridealong, ts ured of his rheumatiom and says i "ll be back to deliver mall tomor row. Stampa “han thank you,” “And will you tell us | Me-Not liveut* int” Armand Is Divorced Man Now ANGELES, Cal., Feb. Kate 1. d’Aleria, widow of the Senator Nixon, of Nevaca, was da divorce yesterday from 2 ee ‘of desertion The “count” one of his friends testified is now in Chicago, had gone there to att ciliation, but had failed They were married January 26, ave You Found es ; pt a recon: “Count” Armand d’Aleria on grounds | 1920, and peparated April 2% He said |Tested In San Diego in a hotel in that at Mrs. Nixon's instigation he|Company with he lives in a place in Fairyland alled Bieeding-Heart House, She jafter Mrs. Nixond’Abria, who is| Writes the kind, loving valentin |many years hia senior, had him ar.|J¥st across the street from her live Jack CutUp. He writes the comic es that aren't #o kind.” “Then let’a go to see Jack Cut-Up st, Nancy,” wald Nick. “I want to nda valentine to Flap Doodle jYou know! He's the purple fairy | who flies with his ears and tried to knock Mr, Peerabout, the moon-man, | off the moon a beautiful da | ent SEATTLE MAN _DEAD IN EAST mean he So off t pmmeree, died ¥ w York home, ft e two of them, that she may ha Who mare | Who He will belp me to sort the! ie © STAR = BY MME. IDA CHERNOFY us Beauty Expert training today car ake use of the ny woman that will no the highest degree | inte ated upon many occa © have many aide today that years ago did ne aids & 8 to be ar self and & 1 woman, of the years carried. It is a matter of culture entirely Your daughters at 14 may be very joouth and awkward—aod what do u ¢ You carefully train them, ther at home, at the dancing mas rol | EMTURES ° afte TWINS ENTINE stole Fairy flopa hin great ears, and gring & poodle? Wr, my dears, than Flappy lap Doodle.’ " ne "That's fine,” sald Nick. “I'll t Copyright, 1923, by Sede Star the akin than alla beauty treat. Queen's | P in their Ma place in Fairyland where the valen tine fairies lived. Forget-Me-Not blew them a kiss Be. He ia » widow and four children. Sweeney was well known thruout Pacific coast business circles. He| on Shoes, to the ments in crea. ation. An im- | perfect o plexio caused was born at San Francisco in 1860 1 Jack Cut-Up turned a somer Many s\Sj people gow degend on . aga 1 S| without t opm her ri sep Marmols Pre ¢ dollar for « Clee, or if you you cure Mem direct my the Mi Co, 2 Wo: Mich. 10 1 Bare [2s yl ion Tab- prefey it i drug-| THUR had placed $10,000 ings and Loan Assc years ago, and the per annum, compouy; been allowed to ag would have: The same 2 time at 3% $5,09).00. Open whatever it is, every woman can im prove herself until she is most charming, if not indeed beautiful. Of course, health plays a very great part in this matter of beauty, and #0 we are going to go into the} th different means of promoting health aids of medicine, allow: ing of course that in sickness it will] be advisable to consult your physi clan, It is my earnest desire to help you all obstacles stand way pf charm, for I overce in th lam firm in the belief that evéry |wuch obstacle can be overcome Tomorrow—How to use rouge and lipstick. DAY er annum, would aMount to $18,060.00 turdays, 9 a, m, to 1 p.m, | Labor college. | that | Work of the Amalgamated. The pub. FEBRUARY 1 tual Sav- ‘ou twenty it, at 6% y, had y, you Husband and wife may each ave the Jimit of $5,000.00, 6 p.m. to 8 p. tual Savings aid an Association 815 SECOND AVENUE aitiivaa on Old “Sweat Shop” Plan John C, Kennedy will deliver a lec ture Friday evening, at 8 o'clock, in mple, Sixth and Univer “The Rise of the Amal lothing Workers’ Union ' to a class in history of the Seattle Mr. Kennedy will show in this lecture how the “sweat shop nystem” in the clothing indus try was abolished as @ result of the lic is invited. | FOUR BABIES were born at th, ity hosp! within four hours’ th HE BON MARCHE | GAIN BASEMEN? ere’s Newness, Quality and Wear in every Blrgain arriéd home by our thrifty patrons! F sailor style preey panti and settled in Seattle in the $0's. The body will be brought to Seatt! for interment. upon their arrival. "A valentine!” eried Jack. “Sure! I n make you one in a minute, T/ ¥ Finp Doodle and ta nut} He 1 More gg 5 new gtgles! Ne! differegt! practical Dress, in dgtped effects, longer Ywaist hes and fuller skirts! §Savef your money, yet get dhe @f the best! —smart¥ trimihed with tailorg® braid *—tou of tinsel nec¥ andywaist =o] receiagh ind tailored » he iw th Women’s “Bradley Knit Quality” Sweaters $4.89 In coat style, and attached scarf rctyle. Navy, brown, tan and red, | Sues Ole Hanson for Campaign Cost! Suit to collect $128.38 on a note | xiven by Ole Hanson, former mayor, to cover hin campaign expenses in 1918, was filed In superior court late Wednesday. E. Hanscome obtained the note from Richard Thompson, who was employed by Hanson. Bight per oARt interent is asked. ormandies. ul value at. at rion Suits. Sizes 84 m’s O. D. Flannel Shirts and All-wool “Boy Scout” Flannel Shirts, Sizes 13 to Li 95, ‘‘Boy Scout” Sh izes 2% to 6. Solid leather soles and heels, at, a this cold weather— She Work: Mine he Liberty NOW! NOW is thie t ° aie big fun entertainment! ut Slippers for women wid children, pr...85¢ NEW UY VERSTTLES TACTIONARY,, for.....85¢ Silk Thread, ~ 100 yds. to spool; regular 15¢; Special, 3 fa M. C. and R. M. C. Mercerized Crochet Cotton 16e; special—2 for lark’s O. N, T. Sewing Cotton, Black only. Size 50, 6 spools for 25¢; White, 200 yds. to spool—per spool . see AG A DEPARTMENT STORE OF LOWER PRICES AND THE BEST OF GOODS! different styles! Four sketched!) [f you wish ighorieee q egst, then by all means buy one of thse! Fitted waists and s fith generous hems; neat patterns if plaids, stripes and checks. S Add for "Postaget AIL Up to 150 miles .07 RUERS Up to 300 miles .10 WILL For greater dis BE tances, ask Post. FILLED master rate for 3 lity at low in sleeves, 86 to 44. _ A Bargain Among Bargainsh, PUMPS $4.85 Good quality pagnt, trimmed with fawn suede, as illustrated in crossstrap style Wellmade, with handturned soles, and cel military heels. Silty y to 8 widths AA to C. to Bremertoa B 1180 ALM. M16 Hat, & Sun, o:a0 fanserny Fare, #0 Hound % NAVY LARD ROU' Main 1908 22 DICTIONARIES IN ONE Sand All Dictionaries published previous to this one are out of Gate fold poe Gl AO oe He