The Seattle Star Newspaper, February 7, 1923, Page 4

epee ee ge ee ee SSS SS Se ee pe ee ee i ey ee ; ; r G * od t 19 4, a WEDNESDAY. FEBRUARY 7, 1921 PAGE 4 THE ai Rw SO a Ro ag Ta aE eee een eeemehineemenm STAR _—-< § a Don" tet child stay vad | AGE VS, YOUTH bilious, constipated : . |Bachelor Tax Discussion Closes — Majority Are| . 7 Against Tax on Bachelors or Old Maids, Either. \Charge Man Fired on Two| Small Children BY CYNTHIA GREY | Following are some more opinions as to whether bachelors Age against youth fs pitted in a} ; should be taxed. These letters will close the discussion. court battle Wednesday before Judge | r Miss Grey: The poll tax was class legislation and J. 7. Ronald, where Al Stone, 78, ta| the bachelor tax is the same. To force a man to Pay & tAX | being tried for the alleg shooting | simply because he does not marry would be bad, but to tax! t Robert F. Robinson, 7, of 1024/ 4 single women would be even worse, It is much easier for a|-rnistio st,, last Halloween, Com. | jman to marry if he chooses than a woman, so why pick on | bined with Robert is Alice Rask, age | ” Id : F H |the bachelor girl. She already has burden enough withoat |u & diminutive mise with auburn “Pane’s Cold Compound Breaks a Co! In Frew riours furnishing money for legislators. R. E, urls, who received 23 pellets from s Miss Grey 4 helors? M I ld | y ‘4 chelors? yes ‘or ne hich wounded Robert tn| - q y li. vith ¢ rears Grea A Sax on bag ; AP py Mae nl li? lh a a yah dor Bycz y druggist here guarantees cach pack- 4 congested nose and head relieved with first be terrible to cut down the incomes of some of our big fat Bs co vA of “Pape's Cold Compound” to break dose. These safe, pleasant tablets are the » . ntroduced as evidence ts tho cuxe| age A a J , " ot edelepe Jal of course, we must let the working bachelor |, bloody clothes taken from Alic ip any cold and end grippe misery in a quickest, surest relief foows an cost only a e the br and Robert, by Dr. John B. Stetson, ew cents. Millions now take Pape’s instcad 4 in eturned. Stuffiness, few cen Pp sté; 99 | However, if the bachelor tax is to take the place of the poll 1035 sutiivan ave., who tended their] f€W a on se P avaoue a iedaria Ok of sickening quinine, NEED EALIFORNIA FIC SYRUP tax, so to speak, I think the former is the less of the two |!nJuries Immediately after the shoot pain, headache, fev: SS, fie & Parke a evils because a single man can bear a tax better than a mar-|'"* | ; The case is the outcome of a Hal ate i. od apatches sent | Bchlesinger, Yale college, New Ha ried man with a family to support. loween prank by larger boys in the | Mich cover see, Aner, of the deepest) the naw enol 6 we apihee al fresigig 3s * ick Child Love its Taste | As for taxing single women an equal amount, I do not Ap-| neighborhood, who, on the night in| Portions of oceans, nd the U on tates ofp i see S ‘ oe h eclal envoys in ranc n Cross, Feverish, Sic tdren prove. Two wrongs never made one right. Cc. — broke Gown a fence wir! are there any statues of Americans pis ia Sine pip rgpd ich ab to| What are the - ca and it Never Fails to Empty Little Bowels Dear Miss pts a tax for bach-|| Mis# Grey ‘will recetve callers ) | ane Of small boys and girls mess | Oe ne 6 bas wf Lovaas and a| whom the term 2. ¥. Z. was applied |\arkest United Suess ha clore—Mr, Helghton knowing there || “8 Der office Monday, Wednesday | | heard thege and two shots were fae tablet to Lowell in Westminster Ab-| were: M. Hottinguer (X), M. Bel-| The forgot Uae yi, " " oe be your @hild ta listless, full of) Miltions of mothers keep “Call| 220 enough women in the atate ot|| 84 Friday, from 1 to 2 p. m,||the state contends from a sun held | 408 lomy (Y) oné M. Houteval (3) na Yaside Hemeter of 36 inches 948 coli, or if the stomach sin rs ol 2 ry tee Washington to go around, would like pe A bag az eee by Stone, 6 Btone e Gentes the harKe. pee ee poe f now a teaspoonful today | to p he buck on to the bachelors, m. to m. each . 1 Who are some of the most famous oe Benen bat, bonawe conted S14 ‘sick child tomorrow. It never] “shor cua te Jost ae mosh jus.|| Wek. Pleas. do met come et |] DULUTH, Minn, eb. ¢—While TR Ell pes Maden daea barapasd Poder Ae lle vay Heagphne-Har y=) Hees Dobe x y of “California Fig Syr-| cramps or overacts. Ask your drug |tice in that kind of law as there an tt seriously inter Mra. Henry Ta: was hastening to vos . te quits possible for poople| The following are.some of th st| How os iv pli p Wi quickly start Hver and/gist for genuine “California FC! would be in a law in the state of with her writing B howpital in respon to 8 bomun| 1. use both hands with equal skill| famous astronomers in the United| Gold ts valued oA (vey week Hewel Gotion. In a few hours you) Syrup” which ha directions for] srissachusetts taxing all of the old | telerram from her husband her) te mse Boll Monty for different| Bates: Harlow Bhapley, Harvard | or $248.04 per pownd (Troy wel ; gee for yourself how thoroughly | bables and children oe all ares | maida Bachelors are scarce in Max] What is pumice? home was robbed of $1,200 _|work. In fact there are schools that | college, Cambridge, Masa; Edwin | 0%) (es Oe a the constipation poison, | Printed on Sv ; oe pal Beha sachusetta, you know, and old maida! Pumice is voicanle scorie or lava, teach this. Brant F Yerkes Observatory Pike DAMAGED the howe ot Bile and waste right out and|™must sy ifornia” or y plentiful. *ponoy or cellular from bubbles of | dered, Im minute fragments tt has apd as pus Willams Bay, Whe ett * ant awe have a well, playful child again." get an tmitation fig syrup. Tax everyone alike if they peed be | steam or gas which it contained dur deen ‘shown to have an exceedingly| What was the “X ¥ Z Correspond-| Hale, Mt we Obeer ~ ry, Pese- Bott, 199 3 = — curernse amcnms, | 6g A BACRRA ing liquidity; much used asa poltsh-|wide distribution over the earth’a| enc dena, Cal. ; ane Wane POPs VES ing material eapectally when It occurs in deponts| The “X ¥ £ correspondence” was) bell, Mt. Hamilton, Cal; Frank of the blaze b Here’s Man Who Wants to Make Good Dear Miss Grey; I was very re- cently released frdm prison. -I waa confined for quite some time, Do you think I could print this letter in your paper in the hope that tt would reach someone who might be willing to assist me in securing immediate | employment? | Tam 29 years old, and If given an |even chance to make good, I belteve |1 can redeem myself to society. I am able to furnish letters of | recommendation and references. For further information in regard to my | personal welfare address J. & Bur- ton, General Delivery, Seattle, Wash., jor call Main 6469, Thank you very kindly. J. 8 B, pow-' surface. all How to cook ‘em, and fix ‘em, and eat ‘em. All kinds of ways— Faw, with cocktail sauce and how to make It; oyster soup and chowder; Maryland stew; oysters fricasseed, curried, roasted, Creamed, baked, deviled, panned, fried; 2yster ple; oyster dumplings, “tm shurt cake, in pates, seafoped, with tomato, with rice, with | spaghetti—and a lot more! If you've never eaten oysters except tm one or two ways here's your chance to get full directions for cooking them dozens of ways. The Star's Washington bureau has an oyster bulletin, after consulting the bureau of fisheries ‘and every other known source, and it's free to you for the asking. Jui‘; £01 out the coupon below, Washington Bureau, The Seattle Star, 1322 New York Ave, Washington, D. C. I want a copy of the bulletin, “OYSTERS,” and inclose a two-cent stamn fer postage, Name.. eee What ts the record long distance | Might by alrplane? | The record long distance flight ts £000 miles, made by Liewts. AfcReady |and Kelly, from San Diego, Cal., to | Fort Benjamin Harrison, Indiana. ence The distance detween these two! points ts not 2,000 miles, but these aviators traveled that distance tm going over mountains, etc. | ee What ts the meaning of the name | ‘Truitt? Truitt t probadly @ derivation Trom the word “Trudje,” @ term com- HILDLESS HOMES = _MADE HAPPY nso eon physical work done? | Phystoal ability rises to « high point at 11 a m, drops at noon, and then reaches another high point de~ tween 3 and 6 9. m. peychologtoal tests show, ee eer eer terete roe | Street and No TAY. wae cn dene ce seqeaee s vce stat eeanice oo scam ease sssccace orrretrtettrereiire Stet rerreeey eae ,\ —— $1.50 Gloves -50 Gloves \$1 Feather Pillows Good Feather Pillows, filled with mixed What ts the meaning of the term “cover” in finance? St. Louis, Mo.—“T want to tell you The term “cover” im finance te an nee Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegeta- a nount of money or stocka weed as||) ble Compound did for me seven security for an advance. The term|{| years ago. Iwas rundown andhada |, ofen used in the same sense aa| weakness such as women often have, 6 pairs cf aleve pairs of Novelty Fabrio Gloves— odds and ends of sizes and colors, In gauntlet styles. —First Floor feathers and covered with fancy tloking of & good heavy quality. Priced very Dollar Day Sale Women’s Munsing Union Suits tow at $1 each. Second Floor $1.50 Petticoats I took Lydia E.Pinkham’sVegetable eee Crash Toweli: 5 yds. A special purchase of 500 fine Cotton Munsing urchase of 120 Klingore Petti- | a. Compre nd after being married ie We when wenctle pre blicdin iL SLi dab Union Suits, just received for Dollar Day. oe ae oe tee ee : coats made of very good quality sateen with scalloped bottoms. Blue, black, green, gray and brown. —Petticoat Shop, Second Floor Brassieres, 3 for | Heavy novelty material, in Mesh color with \$ 1 Heavy weight, suitable for tea, dish or roller towels; soft and absorbent, with red or blue border, 17 inches wide, —Becond Floor 70-Inch Damask teeth invented? | Prior to the dlscovery of the|}! method of making porcelain teeth, fed bead etn aa the dentist made use of human teeth, and wept many a ‘and envied animal teeth (those of cattle and every woman with a child. Twas6 sheep), Mppopotamus tusks, elephant old when my first bab: and other ivory and bone. The hu- born, a recommend Lydia E. Bodice and regulation band top with cuff-knee. Sizes 84 to 44. Remarkable values at $1 each. First Floor \$1 i Dollar Day Specials in Men’s Wear hod man and animal teeth were fastened | back fastening. Was Weak and Run Down ay tae it to make me strong as doctor said I was weak and run down and could not have children. I took it and got along fine and now I have yh oan So Keep the ii ind to every 7? Mrs. sapiaal $0 ¢ IR, 3. 1th Street, Hamilton, Ohio. SPECIAL WATER HEATER SALE FEBRUARY ONLY —-. —— To Be Sold at This Special Price Former Price $22.50 Each carved into single teeth or blocks to| replace lost teeth. The use of porce. lain as a material for teeth was first proposed by Fauchard tm 1728; but the manufacture of teeth was firat| actually accomplished by Dubois, a|]! dentist of Paris, and Duchateau, a} French chemlst. It t# believed, how- ever, that Dr. Gardette. of Philadel. | phia, first used gold aa @ base for | teeth in or before 1787. see ‘What ! the rhyme about the pur- ple cow and whi is the author? The author of the rhyme ts Gelett Burgess and (9 a8 follows: The Purple Cow, (Reflectiona on a mystic beast Who's quite remarkable at least.) I never saw a purple cow; I never hope to see one; But I can tell you anyhow, I'd rather ace than be one, cee Is the napkin completely unfolded at the table? The napkin should be placed across the lap folded once in half. TEETH EXTRACTION FREE DAILY SPEGIAL PRICE AND TERMS FOR FEBRUARY ONLY $20 $2 Down and $2 Per Month —OR— $18 CASH & Seattle Lighting Co. 1308 Fourth Avenue Main 6767 THE GAS COMPANY you ATTACH A GAS WATER HEATER U THIS, TAR WANT ADS GET RESULTS, Our whalebone ae which doe | mot cover the roof of the mouth 1 {you have two or more teeth. | Natural bber, | pet Of tooth ..ceseeeee | ‘ke MBpesr, 9 a ui " te of the humanrgum. "e BRIDGEWORK peta of our present pa’ by our ekniy Mott work, fe still givin All ol guaranteed for 15 yearn Hixamination free. _ OHIO OUT RATH DENTISTS Katabiished 20 Years Becond Ave. and University st. | open © to © Datly—@ to 1% Susdays Bath Towels, 3 for MAN®’ SIZE, made with double twisted yarns, ensuring long wear, 22x45 inches, with corded border, and are a special at this price. —fecond Floor [$1 Bleached Muslin, 5 yds. Heavy quality, closely woven,, sultablé for Piilow cases, sheets or undermuslina, *“1$1 inches wide. —Seoond Floot Filet Net, 2 yds. fine Filet Curtain Net in a nice assort- ment of patterna, 1,000 yards. Aspecial purchase of “1 $1 ~—Fourth Floor Girls’ Dresses A clearance lot of Gingham Dresses, solled from handling. Plain, wisid aaa and checked ginghams, Bizes 6 to 16, —Girls Section, Third Floor $52.50 Sewing Machine, $45 $1 down, $1 a week. Eldredge “8” shuttle type machine, complete with all attachments, fully guaranteed. —Hewing Machine Dept, in the Basement 2,640 Pairs of Stockings * 5 Pairs for $1 Plenty of all sizes, 720 pairs of Women's Split Sole Stockings. 1,020 pairs of Women’s Black Mercerized Stock: ingn. 900 pairs of Children’s Black Ribbed Stockings. These nro the seconds of high grado qualities, and Imperfections, when present, aro but alight. The Women’s Stockings are the famous Burson mako, Flannelette Pajamas $1 900 heavy quality striped Plannelette One-piece Pajamas for women, with V-neck and short sleever, Regular price $1.60, price, Dollar Day . ing quality . TRIMMINGS. Included in the Jot are: Tucked Organdle for Vesting ++ $1 yd. Embroidered Motifs . $1 yd. Braid Trimmings (some hand- made), greatly reduced...$1 yd. newest patterns; a good assortment of correctly made, smart Ties of serviceable fabrics at a special aA $1 each UNION SUITS—a spécial Dollar Day purchase of 126 medium Spring weight suits. Ecru cotton, elastic rib stitch made with one-quarter sleeves and ankle length. A very popular garment of good wear- Paryk Spee +-$1 each LISLE HOSE—A special purchase of 650 pairs of Lisle* Hose of dressy appearance and serviceable quality. Seamless, medium, Spring weight. Colors, black, cordovan, navy and gray. All perfegt, no sec- onds, A special Dollar Day value, 5 pairs for. . ..$1 —Firat Floor Trimmings $1 Yard SILK CLUNY,, sense SL yd my 50 quality Diack silk Cluny lace bands and motifs .. BEAD BANDS, $1.75 quality fancy colored bead bands, Sl ya —First Floor Infants’ Stockings 3 Pairs for $1 cies eisai as Sree LOT DE 400 pairs Infants’ 3 pairs for $1. Cashmere Stockings. Bizes 4 to 6%. —Socondg Floor Tub Fabrics, 4 yds. $1 500 yards of Wash Goods—grouped for Dollar Day at a very special price. Votles, Figured Batiste, Madras Shirting, colored Indian Head and Cretonne, 86- and 88-inch widths, —Second Floor Dollar Day in the Special Price Basement A Dollar Day Sale of ° 300 Aprons and Apron Dresses petal tel dad rt kit ded ad Pek h3 | Apron Droases of Amoskeag gingham, trimmed with rick. rack; Tan Aprons of sateen or chambray, with novelty trimmings; and Bunga. low Aprons—all in smart, clever styles, Remarkable values at $1, Clean-Up Lots $L.Ea. ‘To go at a fraction of their reg- ular pricings, 14 Crepe de Chino and Georgette Wailstn, 12 Bilk Jersey Bloomers. 42 Flannolette Dressing Sacques, 64 Flannolette Kimonos, 19 Girla' Wool Middtos, Any Two for $1 PRTTICOATS of gingham, cut full, well made, excellent for homo wear, APRONS, novelty Slip-on. Aprons, combinations of plain and fancy ginghama, pink and blue, WAISTS of white volle (mussod from handling), medium and small sixes, limited quantity, An attractive assortment of white Chemises with | 1 Batiste Envelope and embroidery trimming. —Second Floor Shoes, Pumps and Oxfords 76 pairs High Shoes. 49 pairs French Heel Pumps, 16 pairs narrow toe, military heel Oxfords. Mostly small sizes and narrow widths in each lot. —Secont Floor Dollar Stocking Specials SILK and WOOL Rockford Fashioned Stockings, slight seconds. Black and brown leather. 288 PALE eek Vesa tees ae oa ee $1 pair WOOL MIXED Sports Stockings tn cordovan heath. er, dark gray, eh and camel. 144 pairs. BO PARM 0 os sso ns tM te ne onder ecdsagea chives sec $1 FIBER and Woot. MIXED In wide rib weave. Brown and black, cordovan, brown and green heath- er, dark gray and camel. 100 pairs. +ss$1 pr. Outing Flannel, 4 yds. 7 inches wide. Heavy, soft, fleecy Outing Flannel, closely woven. Unusual value. } 1 —Second Floor Japanese Crepe, 4 yds. 1,000 yards in a Dollar Day Sale—all heavy quality, ordinarily priced much higher, 30 inches. wide. A splendid range of bright colors, —second Floor Women’s Union Suits $1 100 Winter Union Suits, high neck, long sleeves, and Dutch neck and short sleeves, both in ankle Jeongth. In the lot are heavy cotton and part wool, Seconds of high grade underwear. Sixes 86 to 42. Children’s Undergarments 4 for $1 600 Summer weight elbow sleoves, 800 Summer weight White Panties, knee length. Sines 2 to 14 years, White Undershirts with Special Price Basement table Compound to any | in the mouth by oe of gold or | eley esata tasers neat or goseer: $1 Second Floor woman who is ling ‘with fem fem pte stage sleepy The Rippe-| terns. An unusually good value SILK and WOOL TIES (non-wrinkle). A special z 4 Isi7 Benton St, St. Loci Mo” potamus tusks or elephant iwory waa | Saciwae Sones purchase of 200 Ties selected from the prettiest and Chemises