The Seattle Star Newspaper, February 14, 1923, Page 2

PAGE 2 HOW TO LOOK NATURAL AND HBALTHY There is much objection to rouge; women of Pi ree rouge i r face; an » paid any No, we are thankful ave not American woman, tho she isn't even yet up to the last minute herself, is mxtremely sible in what she does, and mere fashion does not mean anything to lens it an improvement skirts, even tho t Is why the they are decreed to be worn long, will not reach the ground, ge on the cheeks ix going te ot for brightness of But of the « xhtnoss of cheek and delt lor on the lips! Too high a m the lips makes one look ill id try to simulate the ral and healthy. » be a fad with the wom. oka, but It n, part New York a a very dark powder i thru the Hast, to us all over the face ives them a r and arms, whic L IN OL N HAS SOC TAL NIG HT introducing the new EMPRESS OLYMPI C RANGE PLAIN FINISH $6450 $9750 | ao = —these very latest models in steel ranges are shown for the first time in Seattle this week in our Stove Department—and offered for a limited time only at ve LOW introductory prices. Every EMPRESS OLYMPIC RANGE is made of hea A X grade schools from which grad uatea enter 1 ‘The program will include the fol- lowing gumbers: Piano solo, Eve Parker; reading, Chilomene Hymoes; ‘ a solo, Ernest Goddard; cartoons, Mre. gauge M ncoln, ’ Marzolf; reading, Hugh Cheque ARMCO rust-resisting steel. All joints electrically Velie ‘asic: “Meslly': Dews' plane mele. welded. Oven is wide and constructed of | tte McGinnis; reading, H. ashioned Sketch,” ARMCO oven iron in ONE PIECE, thorougl braced throughout with strong cast iron suppor Two styles to select from. Plain finish, heavily’ nicke] trimmed, at $64.50—or with white, gray or blue enameled splasher panels, priced at only $87.50. AS FIRST PAYMENT J v.rwreccve's Son Mra. 0. Mra —a liberal allowance Mra, O. Onwun. M made for your old stove or range. rxia Myles, Id and Emily Pratt, ot the Snow: <ten Dramatic school Following the program, which will be in charge of Mra, W. W. Wood bridge, an old fashioned party and bazaar will be held in the gymnasium will have charge A carnival air will be pro a number of barker and spiciers, | while a gypsy fortune teller promises \° be one of the popular attractions |Kiwanians to Hear Capital and Labor Labor and capital will be adequate ly represented Wednesday noon, at the Hotel Gowman, wh Credit Bureau of Missing Relatives The Star invites ite readers to use this department as an aid in finding mise relatives or friends, The departme in reuniting those wh Those whose missing are invite report the disappearance directiy to The Star. Readers whe may know the whereahoute of persons mentione misting are requ The Star. Other to reproduc | their readers DANTAGES C-sVeT49- | 65404 MATS. 125¢ | All This Week CYCLONIC EVA TANGUAY AMERICA’S GREATEST ECCENTRIC COMEDIENNE Bert Walton Oklahoma Four Grace and Eddie Parks La Dora and Beckman F PANTAGESCOPE JOUN EDWIN MARSON: Last importance B. C., on | JAMES EF is being sought by the here. COCHRAN: This man see WALKER FALLIS Noble post, American to find this man, whi Seattle Star’s a New Universities COUPON Dictionary How to Get It he Mere Nominal Coat od eture and Distribution eo authentic secure thin binek | Dictionary, i ted with fall ’ HYOMEL is medicated air. ) Because you breathe it, it passes over all the ir- ritated meifibranes, soothing even the most remote which cannot be reached by liquids, Relief is immediate, recovery complete in a short time, E NEW ERSHTALES ONANY to thix Golde, Cou eh et MAIL Upto 150 miles 07 Vien Up to 300 miles .10 WILL For greater dis- tances, ask Post- J master rate for 3 pounds, pre Kgeepin, tnd b ingnofnone, throat bronchial tubes clean and healthy nen tion, the well known, BARTELL DNUG STORM | Second Ave. nnd BE FILLED A HYOMEL outfit of hard rubber in- haler, liquid, gauze, directions, etc, coats but woenta at all druggists. Satisfaction suaranteed or money back, 22 DICTIONARIES IN ONE All Dictionaries published previous to this one are out of date Copyright 1098 by NEA Service of the younger set In| and lunch room. Mra. Thomas Irving | Red Croas ti Chom high, brown effect, similar to that of an Oriental woman It is appalling to me to seo this. ensible women should not indulge | is freak fashior After all, the beautiful part of arm is to be n and fresh looking always . ot peach trees in blossom. Speaking of oc tow whether the colors yo really becoming to you, or do just go In and buy @ sult beoa lors, do you ever 1 pu wear is @ conservative bive, and you know blue always looks well on you? Change the color, and you will see a brightness in the eyes of the It has been o¢ hange | friends to nee you | e all the time, Tt gets friends you meet casioned by ye Never and If you are plearantly att to various * you can be sure these would be good colors to wear, | Contrast your oolora. Lighten a somber color with « cheery color, and You will be surprised at the effect it will have upon you physically, IST AGE COME DY | AT FRANKLIN clase of Frankiin high/| Jean Webst he nentc rchool will present the an been wo peveral weeks Gevieed and constructed by the art The scenery has been instructor at Franklin, Miss Hisarza, and Wesley Kilworth, fo lin student, who has been associated year with the emer Frank for the past school The m roles are taken by Mar tin Mels and Helen Connell, while the supporting cast consists of: | | Katherine Brown, Luella Ives, Ber nice Pashley, Margaret Berry, Robert Yates, Melba Griewold, Loyola Ma | loney, Sadie Levin, Murloe Darrah, | Lola Bennett, Charles Harrt Appel White. udent committeemen asmstatin ‘ornieb . Clar-| Sevener and| Bernard and Char ok and ¥ M. Aullwell. Francis Waldron ts buni- | ness manager. Upton Sinclair’s Son Edits “Roast” MADISON, Wis, Feb. 14—David | Sinclair, son of Upton Sinclair, tnoed expulsion from the University of | Wisconsin today as a resuli of pubd- Heation of “The Scorpion." a four page magazine c ing the fac} Ity of the | Hereafter he must | facult fi Unue pub sity officials ruled. Clothiers Will Keep Cost Down! The proposal af J. G. Schaeffer, of the National submit his the univer lothiers’ axnoctat absorbing a portion of the loas trade will be benefited. | Prevent Inti In the extraction of teeth we ‘ay to our patrons: If we hurt you don’t pay—could we say more? Set of Teeth from 85.00 UP Gold Crown and Bridge Work from 84.00 UP Boston Dental Offices 1422 See ‘ond Avenne We Stand the st of Time 22 Years in One Location ITCHING RASH ONT BABY’ BACK Chest and Face Skin Sore, Red and Burned Guticura’ Heals, My baby was three months old when ® ‘ash broke out on his back chent andface The skin rk) wae sore and red and he rawb vehed and burned He was very WS Ano Iretiu) and was the greater par) ot he aigne knew of Cuticura Soap and Ointment: and sent for a { free sample #rorm che start the rash began co vanish and after using one cake of Soap and one box of Oint ment he was healed,"’ (Signed) Mtn John Sigh 814 8. 6th St., Steuben- ville Ohio Make Cuticura Soap, Ointment and Talcum your daily toilet preparations _ DIAMOND BRIQUET © ARMS & SCOTT 1208 Oe Vio WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 14, 1923 THESE ARE DAYS! This kind of weather seems to have been expected by a great many people. The briquetting plant has been producing more Diamond Briquets since the first of the year than during any like period since its establish- ment nine years ago. Today Diamond Briquets are selling over an area of almost 200,000 square miles. The significance of such indorsement is too obvious to need elaboration by us. Diamond Briquets are the highest grade bituminous lump fuel on this j market. They contain NO lignite coal. In them are blended only Black Dia- i mond and South Prairie coal. Out of them you obtain two kinds of heat. No i raw lump coal can equal Diamond Briquets because no raw lump coal can be free burning and quick heating like Black Diamond and at the same time be capable of coking and holding the fire when drafts are closed like South Prairie. In the furnace, fireplace, range and heater Diamond Briquets are universally satisfactory. They contain less than 10% ash by weight. After the quality, the next best part of Diamond Briquets’ story is price. Diamond Briquets are $9.90 per ton at the bunkers. Delivery costs from { $1.00 to $2.30 per ton in the various zones. Packing from the curb is extra. i Orders are filled in rotation. We or the following dealers are equipped to 4 deliver Diamond Briquets to your home. —or order from any of the following dealers, who have a good supply of Diamond Briquets on hand: ML CARE, HPNRY i HCKMAN | COAST ea D. VALLBY FURL © Ralaler and Alarkn 5 epublica Billote 054 eetown Yard ndale 0405 SCHULTIVS COAL & woop Yann 1 VICTOR FUBL CO. 1256 Main St. Beacon 1068 Y reenwood O714 20D PUI CO, Harrett St. SS. VINING Railroad and Thomas 4 Gartleld 0003 ; WALNWRIGHT & WLEOD ‘oot of Broad St. Miformin Aves | Malu 1219 Metrune 1000 [cawens 1050