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

YAGE 8 y NNN TA as easy to open as winding the clock / C] LANAI ATM | was struck by an auto driven by _ [1923 Record of Pedestriarts Hit by Automobiles —Leon Bailey, 352 John st.,/ was knocked down and bruised Mt First ave. 8. and Jackson st.,/ ‘Tuesday, by a car artven by William a 6 anand Bihilers, Jr,, 526 Firet ave. 8 | cade school when an auto driven i 952" Sevastinana, 603 Jack-}w’ struck him. json st., was pinned against his| roljer skating truck at accident. OT ante was Perhaps fatally } Jured Wednesday afternoon when at. by Terai, 4012 34th ave. 8. 98-2 boy named Abelson was Fifth ave, and King st., Dueeday, when an auto driven by © W. Harris, 115 Eastlake ave, Dacked up. He war bruised. Mrs. J. C. Gosnell, 1101 How- elf st, was severely shaken And bruised Tuesday night at Sev- “emth ave. and Union st. when she ‘ee Toy Carried by ROME, Feb. 2. carrying a Teddy Bear has held unknown driver, who fled after the| A. J. Hohlbein, special deputy was struck at 18th ave, and Jackson | & motoreyele driven by Mike} Kea Ida Copyright. 1923 by NEA Service TO USE ROUGE AND LAPSTICK . How The power of suggestion is a very jwtrong one in way of coloring. I should Nike to cite the instance of & woman who has natural color, but having @ poor day, puts on & ittle bit of powder but no rouge, goes out and moeeta a friend The friend, being accustomed to color In her face, exclaims, “My, what is the matter with you? She j4s indeed glad to report that nothing | |really is the matter with her, and wes along thinking ft was not ssary for her friend to ex @ lack of color in her fa A few minutes later she meets | another friend who, tnatead of greet jing her with @ pleasant bidding, ways aa if shocked, “Why, you do an| in| | pa HERNOEE | |have applied a little bit of colorieg ture of B. W. Grove N the Improvement of every wom. j read it huckied ; leet BROMOD B00 an it ts exsential that she have |#ccording to her complexion? } “I'll bet you it’s from Nancy,” he | =———__ & good color, Not too bright, but as she always | said fondly | | First, it should be applied exactly as|tine to send to Mr. Peerabout, the | the color comes in the face. Pinch | xtandntheMoon?’ asked Nancy. |your face and see where the color comes in the cheeks—close to (he plexion, even tho you have to ex-| periment until you get the right shade, and then apply rouge ligt FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 2, 1928. THE SEATT!Y STAR |Controversy Over Precedence Settled 20th birthday an-| WASHINGTON, Feb, 8&-—~Tix of antiquated cars|long-standing controversy as t% y the Hugheon Co., Ford deal-| precedence between Maj Gen Sum oon were: First,|merall and Admiral ; second, Mas-|le! affairs in Hen nd the|setied by the attorney general tt 1, and|@ ‘ong éectwion handed to Beoretar lof War Weeks, it was announce jat the war department today. The army officer receives Ford Dealers Pick SEATTLE GUN CLUB ADVENTURES ASKS “GUN TOTING” Winners in Parade OF THE TWINS BILL BE DE, EATED he Habel sa MOON MAN’S V/ | held ¥ and sale of without Winners in the | niversary para ( Seattle Gun | on Laundry . pe: > the “Yea, my ameatheart's the Manin | ccedence on the grouné tant i e- Moon, 1 Ure commission am He keeps watch from July unto June, |¥2# siready commissioned head |mafor general before Admiral simp in bed, Moon like « lamp members of th » that the aa von was received in the lst of ad | mirals. | Till the sky is as bright ws at noon, | ‘From Guess Who!" When Mr, Peerabout found it, he | destroyer. natural (To Be Continued) | (Copyright, 1923, by Beattie Star) oloring, she must} the real with @ very deli:| uugKestion of rouge, which will|* Then Nancy told the fairy all about the time she and Nick! her eyes look brighter and ve her general appearance, — | re is an art in applying rouge. | had been to the moon, “Will you please make me # valen hes nweetheart’s the Man-in-the- | One X-Ray Free Moon, I'm going to visit him soon, |Up there in the alty “Certainly? said Vorget-MoNot, | Where the starlets go by, “What shat! tt be about?’ | And little light cloudy like big birdies | “Just fy by, |1°t sali in a’ magte balloon, | | | | | In the extraction of toward the ears and|the fairy, the neck, Rarely Nancy thought a minute. oloring on the chin, T)about nice things,” she decided. tno the use of rouge there.) wires wo old and kind and always |“ Study the color of your jcom| mining of other people, We'll Walk in the forest of gold, He lives) Mr. Moon Man and I, tn the cold, alone on the moon in a golden for | And wherever we go, est, in « funny little hut with the| We'll keep watching. you know, ricketiewt furniture, And he wears | To teeth we verely injured about the head |; Wednesday evening near the Cas| J. Montgomery, 6342 10th ave. The boy was Odd Road Agent; —A highwayman several women near the royal palace. Seattle Star’s “beter” COUPON Dictionary How to Get It Fer (he Mere Nominal Cost of Manufacture and Distribution 22 DICTIONARIES IN published previews to thie one yu NIU 2 At Savings of ‘4 to V3 Off Our Regular Prices Choose any garments from our won- derful stock. Judge the quality and you | will agree that we offer the most THRIFT SALE in Town Make Your Own CREDIT Terms Pay as Little as $4.00 $5.00 1 or 2 a Week Alterations Free | DACIFIC | vet gn 1221 THIRDAVE.CORINVERSTTY| jook wellf* She laughs ft off, replyti I have not been feeling well.” by! up But the third person who meets her with @ similar greeting will | force her to go home and to bed. She will feel badly thru the power of suggestion, and only for the want of @ little coloring in her face. How mach better tt would be for that woman on her colortess aay to! face powder or rouge. to simulate the natural alway Do not apply rouge or # Ii or flout a powder puff tn pu | mostly bald-headed.” You know men would not insult] Jold clothes and his hair ts ing, “Well, so very their tollet in her presence, so let | us be considerate of their feelingn | vacy, | |der Mr. Peerabout' Ba 600 PERC. Sho $4 and $ Kid and calf leath and brown; rubber heels, Sizes On Mannish Women’s and 15 Every One Brand New! Well Made! BUNGALOW APRONS Manufacturer’s cleanup of exceptionally fine Aprons, of many colored checks, polka dots, dark mixtures and highly colored body dots. Trimmed with contrast piping on pockets, collars and cuffs; attractive belted styles, many with sashes. Small, medium and large sizes. Men’s “Peters” Dress ; Goodyear welt soles, Moderately priced— Polaire Sport Coats Two styles — Open-stitched back pleat and Inverted back Pleat; well-tailored collars and cufis; raglin shoulders, THE BON MARCHE RGAIN BASEMENT Always look for the above Bargain Basement signature before buying! It is the seal of quality, the mark of value and the sign of economy! 55 Poiret Twill Dresses *1 Women’s and Misses’ Whether one works at home or downtown, these durable Dresses are revelations in economy! 16 styles—all in navy blue—every one Bargains Every One! Boys’ Jersey Suits $3.29 Sizea button-on panties and waists to 40 of tan poplin; others all-jersey, in heather and brown. Sires 3 to 2. Boys’ Wool-Mixed Suits $6.00 Dark brown and green mix- ; fn tho In he racetaee! je pasha oad Sires @ te 18 —flare sleeves —wide skirts braided Women’s Sample Stockings 79c Pair Wool and part wool, In Eng- | lish rib and drop-stiteh effects; | Ught and dark heather mix- | tures. In the West! ns 98° Children’s Union Suits 98c Fleece ned, fine ribbed, with drop-seat, Dutch neck, and knoe or ankle length, Sizes 4 to 16, Boys’ Knee Pants $1.25 Pair Dark mixtures, in sizes 8 to 16 years, Growing Girls’ Shoes $3.45 Sturdy brown calf with good leather soles and rubber heels; walking lasts, Bizes 3 to 7, Men’s Chambray Work Shirts 95c Blue only; fine count and well made, Sizes 14% to 17, es 4.45 ers, in black Women’s Rockford Wool Stockings 98c Heather mixtures, in drop- stitch effects; brown and green mixtures. 7 to 10, Women’s Cotton Stockings 25c Pair Ribbed tops and very elas- tto, with seamless fect; black and cordovan. Sizes 8% to 10. lines— , Misses’ Children’s Ribbed Cotton Stockings 17¢ 3 Pairs for 50c (Bome seconds) Fine and heavy ribbed, for boys d black ’ Sizes Tio hi bark Children’s Fleece- Lined Fine Ribbed Pants 45c Pair Gray white, Hlzes 2 to 10 ‘yoars, 15 Sizes to 42 Men’s Heavy Denim Overalls $1.39 White-back blue denim, with bib, Sizes 34 to 44, | white, what there is of it, for he's | ‘Then Nancy told the airy all about | & woman by performing any part of |tne time she and Nick had been to| |the moon and what they saw there. After that ForgetMeNot wrote and perform our tollet only in pri-/and wrote and wrote, And this ts the| valentine she finally handed to the ttle girl, and which the Twins flew | TOMORROW—How to select #|off to the moon with and tucked un- nt door, pure see that the earth goes quite smoothly below, Where for thousands of years it has rolled. ay to our patrons; If we hurt you don’t pay—oould we say more? Set of Teeth from 85.00 UP Gold Crown and Bridge Work from $4.00 UP Boston Dental Offices 1422 Second Avenue We Stand the Test of Time 22 Years in One Location DM JOMN PUGH GRADUATE OPTOMETRIST Our examination ts as pert as skill, scientific instrument Glasses $5-00 KE EXAMINATION GLOBE OPTICAL CO. 1514 Westlake Ave. Near Fourth and Pike “Mr. Peerabout’s nice and so kind! ple think that he's going quite bund! But his eyes are so sharp, He can wee in the dark, And his ears! My, oh my! They hear every remark, And he has ® most mind! wonderful NEW CUSTOMERS MUST BE SECURED The “SCOTCH TAILORS” have been in their present location for three years. A substantial business has been built on the solid basis of satisfied customers, Now we are well stocked with fine merchandise, our big workshop is well organized, and we need 100 MORE REGULAR CUS- TOMERS. We feel certain that all we need to do to get this many regular customers is to make suits for that many new customers. Hence the following extreme reduction from our regular prices: ~ AMPLE SUIT _ MADE TO ORDER $23.50 These suits will be samples of> the kind of designing, cutting, tailoring and high-class finish that we turn out. Every suit sold in this sale must make a regular customer. If we lost $10 on every order it would pay us to get 100 new regular boosters and adver- tisers for our business. Our SAMPLE SUITS at $28.50 comprise blue serges, fancy mix- tures; elegantly patterned worst- eds and other standard fabrics, in practically all the new shades and colors. We reserve the right to call off this sale at any time after the first 100 SAMPLE SUITS are sold. To be safe, order early. SPECIAL OFFER FOR EARLY ORDERS SAMPLE SUITS $19. 5 ORDERED BEFORE 11 A. M. SATURDAY, MADE TO ORDER FOR