The Seattle Star Newspaper, February 22, 1923, Page 4

THE SEATTLE STAR SDAY, FEBRUARY nay WOULD REVIVE j SLAVE MEASURE ~ Murphine to Seek Reconsid- eration of Bill \Girl Needs Hope Chest Says Working Girls Should Marry . . 7 an portant to youn worn EXAMPLES OF THE REMARKABLE VALUES would concentrate on getting mar In the Special Price Basement WEDS GOULD IN PARIS SECOND AVENUE AND UNIVERSITY STREET ogra (Pio es eautifulflowers ANYWHEAS I US.er CANADA DELIVERY 2 HOURE eae QU heat OLYMPIA, Feb ATYTLE BEvEny LHOUR Murphine “white slave day will be asked of the rrow by Senator Harve P sald today The bill was terday by it ried, they would be better looking happier and sweeter Dr. Lena K. Sadler an physician of Ch vised women in let their jobs do such an extent marriage many giris, i attention the every woman's | hippa, he leading wom 4 to a vote yes prop certain that the mea The previc nents, who were ave Would pass 18 question was moved and carried over the protest of Hyacinths Sere en This Week’s Special |} "°°" SO The agninst the measure. The senate yesterday passed the substitute house bill No, 15 relating to the crime of pone of stills The teeth of the measure were pulled out by striking section Ne which provided that the ponse of the a wen ovine ° at the we r Miss Florence Lacase, member of.a wealthy and socially une or the manufacture in toxicating beverages. The vote was prominent San Francisco family, recently became the bride 39-0 of Frank J. Gould in Paris, This is Gould's third marital ad- Senator Robert Grass warned the| venture and the second for Miss Lacase. could be} - _ — ules" of, various me men and ASK JOB FOR REP. MONDELL WASHINGTON, Feb. A dele Sen vote however was 4-18 Nothing heralds the coming of spring more exquisitely than the eafly Hyacinths with their fine and delicate fragrance. Women’s Vests, 20c and 29c 1,500 good quality Knit Vests in bodice and regulation tops. Seconds of high grade under- wear, Sizes 86 and 88, 20c. Sizes 40, 42 and 44, 29¢. marriage, woman and a go to the altar “There which girl nee ton stepping nly two beauty » need know—a and a hope chest “The hope chest serves to keep the girl's mind centered joct—marriage.” Dr. ler declared girls who keep the important points of marriage nd beauty before them will do better work Empl |they a eve on ean oon on the main ob A colorful and refreshing flower for the sick room. senate that thie measure easily used by t Union Suits, 50c Women’s light weight Cotton Union neck, sleeveless and knee length. In and bodice top. Sizes 86 to 40, lUrge Recognition of Mexico by U. Ss. WASHINGT Feb. nition of Mex yers make a mistake when the the | 4 in Suits, low regulation % members of the house, notive girl, plan Hyacinths In Artistic Pots don of the leila ho atts . I t n t ft the fret | we tates, called oe W = err IT | ck P fr all grade | House y and ures LONDON, Feb. 22 an he Frank | é 3 ah of Central and South| paying for 54 hours Engrossed h pill No. 44, relat. toward the| double what they paid for 63 hours’ ing to the and | Me labor in 1914 drinkn also passed. etary of the Interior, aucce i : : aa : ¥ House bill No. 4, repealing * Second and Union Main 0603 Union Suits, 69c Women’s light weight Cotton Union neck, sleeveless and knee length. In and bodice top. Sizes 36 to 44, Prunella Skirts, $5.95 High grade Skirts in beautiful color combina- tions of brown, blue, tan, black and white, Ex- ceptional quality at this low price. jeader, of Wyoming, to the p Suits, low regulation deugs, food chapter | eretary Fall 124 of the sonsion laws of 1 altel postponed on m nator Christenson. This relieves undeveloped mining of full property taxes Use British Debt be ed Be Pay Soldier Bonus |“ | that WASHINGTON, Feb Secre | 4, tary Mellon has no objection to the| gation urged that Dr. Hu be! ent post in| nee to transferring him to the | artment, on the ground| sroly acquainted with and is handling it very They told the president jell tn adequately fitted for ne intertor post The stat Break chest colds Apply Sloan's. It draws conges- tion to the surface. Starts blood circulating freely and thus ed breaks up the cold] pter | bert Work, postmaster general, élaima | allowed to retain his pr 25 Billions Taxes | in Last Six Year| WASHINGTON, Feb. 22.—Amert ean taxpayers have poured nearly $25,000,000,000 into the treasury in| the last six years and seven months This was shown in the report of the house appropriations committee @xplaining the need for an appropria tion of $78,000,000 to pay erroneous _ ly collected taxes. During the same period the gov. ernment returned $179.035,300 to tax payers In refunding taxes illegally collected. | Duty to Newcomer | Is to Be Explained 8. H. Irwin, superintendent of the Jand department of the Puget Mili Co., will address the Transportation @iub luncheon at noon Monday. “Se © attle’s Duty to the Newcomer” wil! “be his subject. Arden Club Will Meet Mondays) ‘The meetings of the Arden Im-/| Provement club will be held Monday | mings, at § o'clock, in the future, | at was announced by C: M. Hansen. | ry, Thursday, | ‘The meetings will be held at 313 “Oreas st.. and important businéss will | be transacted, says the secretary. Beast Man Appears | Near Forest Ridge | Police were investigating reports | ‘Thursday that a “beast man” had! ‘Bubble Dance to Pay Off Mortgage Plans for the big Elks Bubble March 17, for the benefit of the Se- attle Boys’ club are practically com- pleted The dance ts arranged for the ‘pur- pose of lifting the mortgage on the Hoy’s club residence. It in entimated that the debt will be cleared if the| people of Seattle co-operate with the Elks and at ‘Tickets admitting two persons are being sold by the members for $5 “You will have the time of your life and will assure the boys a home,” says the committee in charge. All checks are to be mailed to Lou Friedlander at the Elks’ club. Discuss Union’s Wall Street Bank Students of the Seattle Labor col- lege will be addressed Friday at + Dies in Blaze p. m. by John C. Kennedy, The meeting Labor temple, Sixth ave. and Univer- | sity st., and the subject of Mr. Ken nedy’s address will be “The Rallroad Brotherhoods’ Venture in Wall | Street.” |been attempting to molest children at the Forest Ridge school, 15th ave and Interlaken blvd. The manage ment of the convent complained that the man had appeared several times when the children were going to and from school GIRLS! BEAUTIFY HAIR AT ONCE Girls! Try This! Hair Instantly Appears Abundant, Soft, Lustrous and Colorful—A Gleamy Mass! 35 Cent “Danderine” Also Ends Dandruff; Falling Hair! | A “Danderine Beauty Treatment" i immedjately double the attrac tiveness of your hair, Just moisten a cloth with Danderine and draw It carefully through your hair, taking one small strand at a time; this will cleanse the hair of dust, dirt or any excennive oll—in a few minutes you i be amazed. 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It is not greasy, olly or sticky, will be held in the} invigor. | ates the scalp, stops itching and fall- the beat, cheapest | Its stim: | beautiful | [| hair, and lots of it, If you will spend || payment of a soldier bonus out of “=| the money derived from the British debt to the United States, Chairman | Fordney of the ways and n mittee told the house today Fordney’s announcement was made |dance, to be given at the armoty,| uring the consideration of the Brit | th debt settlement terms. Hereto. fore Mellon has been strongty op. | Posed to the bonus under any Al ea ‘Child Labor Bill Out of Committee WASHINGTON, Feb. 22. —The Foster resolution proposing a consti. } tutional amendment to prohibit child labor was favorably reported to the | house today by the Judiciary commit tee. A similar resolution has been | favorably reported by the senate ad. diclary committee. ‘The resolution provides that a con- grees shall have power to limit and| South and North . 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Sewing Machine Sale In our New and Enlarged Sewing Machine Department on the Fifth Floor. * THIS WEEK ONLY Ask to see the Famous Eldredge Two-Spool, No bobbins to wind. ° ° ° Bargains in New Machines Regular Sale Price Price Eldredge Rotary 4-drawer. .$67.50 $57.75 Dust-Proof Cabinet Eldredge : Rotary « 79.50 Mahogany Dust-Proof Cabi- net Eldredge Two-Spool. . Eldredge Two-Spool Mahog- any 6-drawer 72.50 Eldredge Two-Spool 4-drawer 69.50 Eldredge Two-Spool Demon- strator 6-drawer .......... 65.00 No. 390 No. 920 65.75 No, 920 82.50 No. 710 No. 780 No, 155 Western Electric Portables We will allow $15.00 for your old machine regardless of its age or condition, toward the purchase of any Western Electric Sewing Machine during this sale, —Fitth Floor