The Seattle Star Newspaper, February 23, 1923, Page 14

They’re In Earlier Than Ever Bef ore— Our New Spring Styles for 1923 Covering the coun- try from coast to coast, our chain-store of buying saves you from one to three dollars on every pair. system Col- Louis Ladies’ Patent onial with full heel, hand-turned sole, suede trimmed tongue, per pair $4.95 Ladies’ Beaded Satin- strapped Slipper, full Louis heel, hand-turn- ed sole, per pair $4.95 Low heel Brogue Ox- ford of dark brown calf, per pair $3.95 Patent or Kid 2-strap- ped Slipper, military heel, per pair YICTORIA, British Columbia.—A Tew corporation, known as the Fer-| phos Fish Products, Ltd, has lately Seen organized here, with the ob- Het of establishing a dog-flah re- | duction plant at Skidgate, Queen Charlotte Isiands. Proposes to 9 Men; the street here. tested. Minds of British Women Are Failing | LONDON, Feb. 23.—Official stati« r of insane} ties show that the nu | women in Britain ts increase being particu’ among those who are married. Leading Dentist 3 Years ° | ‘Margarine * It comes fresh from the sun- » Ran ¢ |lit, sanitary factories where jit is made, (untouched by jhands in manufacture or = |packing). Order a carton toda. Learn how it pleases—and saves on the grocer’s bill. Equallysatisfactory fortable use or cooking. Dr Sanity Is in Doubt CHICAGO, Feb. 23-—-Miss Sarah Johannsen proposed to nine men on Her sanity will be ; “Dress Weil—Never Miss the Money” Other Excellent Values $25 to $35 SUITS We Guarantee —We will gladly leave the verdict to you —Moreover, we will not press you to buy at this time if you do not care to do so. —But we want you to know that our entire buying power of over 100 stores has been put into action in order to present these unusual values to you. —Every new style from the semi-conservative to the most extreme sports models, In all the new colors and patterns, are here; many have two pairs’ of trousers Overcoats, $15, $35 At either price are warm, woolly Overcoats of such fine fabrics, ) smart styling and trim tatloring that you know immediately that they're worth much more. OPEN A, GATELY CHARGE ACCOUNT onvenient is Will Be Arranged CMTELYS 1427 FIFTH AVENUE Between Pike and Union Streeta BOYS’ fore. | Premium , Oteomargerine RU THE ISUNSHINE SMILES Department for Seattle Shut-Ins and Their Friends, Appearing Every Week in The Seattle Star Edited by Dr. Frank BK. Leope-—Phene Capitel 4606 MY PRAYER departments of the Ryther home ‘0 be ever conscious of my unity | These departments are sadly in need of help, which the writer found by investigation, after he appeal from the children © and hear no received an for new| all error from t of mar see him only as my |apring athletic After a talk with Downs, manager of equipment Harry 1. Economy hal we are undertaking to put over the to share |biggest and best ball ever and we with Him my holiest treasures, my Father's image, show Him reverence, want all our friends to come hake a leg for the kiddies you more about it next week > keep my mental home a sweet | SHUTINS WANT COMPANY Mra. Tora Lewis of 613 Sist ave eta vory lonely and would like to » the world | have sunshine folks call on her, she eas or cheer oF | hus of her Iimbs and gets very little owing to a steep light of stairs that must be ne-| fal goulated. | rise each day into a higher cee | source of life and love. | THANKS | BE. W. (Denver) hat w purity lost one out rth a fairer, hk to Mrs. Allen J, Hawken, president of the Sunshine gulld, wishes to ex tend her sincere thanks to Vera Dayton Cooke and her pupils for the nt benefit enterte 1 read your tar each week if you know of sd Like t Dear Dr. Loope: column 1 ery exce ument 2 Monday evening at the ¥, W have (peas “ee RVTHER HOME bili A monster benef A no Wan genuine payee guild and its members, She the benefit ope ing and athletic | | said in people who darkened mont obscure places ure the sunshine to ° hearts in They the turn your cold. the mo hard dollars t be bright, warm The sunshine is wonder we of Us who can go out It, but there are hundreds | who must have the sua shine brought to them, and that is| | the miasion of these good people. 1 |have been with them at the county hospital and I have watched the | patn-racked faces respond to their} kind words and kindly ministrationa | with smiles almost divine in thelr I have seen them bring| homes where someone has ful to t and er » our elt sweetnenn | chose | boon uly, no Serv becaune ft is the law ree. In thelr pastime them sewing for the | better serv jof the un Gem Nut rte | OFFER SHUTIN BOOKS zt 1 weastle net of ency cloped t her ir atu “Today I received the kindest letter from Mr, J. F. Loine of Seattle, telling me that after reading my letter in The Star he and Mra, Leine had decided to make me & present of a set of Encyclo pedia Britannica tn 28 volumn: I am so happy and thankful.” | Mrs. Minnie McCabe of Seattle | also offered a net of American en- | cyclopedian to this young shut-in. eee TO AID RYTHER BAND Frank Loops has asked the members of local 76 to ansist in ae curing Instruments for @ band at the Ryther home. The executive/ dies, writes Made in the Pacific Northweat Swift & Company, U.S. A.} board urges ail members who have J instruments that can be used for this purpore to bring them to head. | quarters, Dad Wagner (head of tho musician's union) started the ball rolling with the donation of a bans drum. MelLain will contribute a| nare drum and Harry Pelletier will| each the drum tion. There | fine opportunity here for one of} our members who can spare the! time to do something really worth Save valuable morning mo- ments! In just five minutes you can serve piping hot dishes of fragrant, energizing CARNATION MUSH —the convenient health food that is rolled from the whole wheat. Makes a warm, tasty breakfast in a jiffy! Your grocer has your package teady, ALBERS BROG. MILLING CO., Pacific Coast Millers Makers of Albers Rolled Oats, Albers Peacock Buckwheat Flour, Albers Flapjack Flour PREVENTIVE MEASURES You should be concerned about keeping your resistive. | vitality at high mark. Prevention is often easier than cure. Keep the blood pure and the body well nourished—it’s your fortification hse a infection. Thousands are proving the power SEATTLE jalso asked to jclability and the epirit of STAR structor FRIDA‘ sore guaranteed for ell our Beattie stores, bul prices in ow Mother # been appre members BREAD take a hand and he achine P Musiclangd. ¥rom ‘ 4; 2 for 17c NOTE: Since the ab ten the following well knows ve was writ clans have signified their dex REX FLOUR hing the boys: Edward far { the band; 1 P. Lopas, bra ' Damokt, reed, and Anyone whi ald in tes hard whest $2.05 49-1», wack donating an rument please 4626 at once eee NEW CLUB ORGANIZ All adulta who have impaired hear ng are invited to Social club call Cap. join the Seattle and their friend, enrol! as are Associate members, The club is newly organ ined with headquarters, for the pres eft, at the Furman ewe. Fourth and Marton. The offi ors are; Miss Minnie Johnaon, pres dent; Miss Virginia Buckmaster, vice president, and Miss Lue Bart. well, secretary-treasurer, Business col The club has for tt» purpose the encouragement of Mp reading, so mutual | helpfulness among thus handicapped tion may be obta those who are Further informa ed at the above uddreas or by ing Beacon 2610 This column is open to ansist in this good work. HAPPY SURPRISE noe Watkins, who has t with an injury to Margarine Equally good for table and cook- ing Thousands are saving He was out @ on their grocery we had him : g relat od at iar age bill by using it. Mother Kills Baby in Order to Sleep SHEFFIELD, England, Fob, 23— Unable to sleep becaune of ing of her 3-yearold daughter, Mra Mary Ann Hann killed the child with @ razor hig ttle sanitarium for than « year, surpr uns wit phone « nd the « ment th a now walking and expects ar now mate co for the first t the ery. QUEBEC, bee uniformed body of entry A trained and perman organized military lines and inve wide powers in the | ia the in being considered in a tentative way tall timber, by the Quebec Forestry aso: $50,000 Flock of Felines Must Die KENSINGTON, England, Feb. 23 Mra. Hilda hobby was During her 1° Stanhope H ‘s cats. She op $50,000 left by her husband in ral ten of her pets in luxury. She died suddenly with. out making any provisions for their care and all the animals have been ordered executed in @ lethal cham: ber. | Girl Beats Off eee Its refreshing qualities will ows soisrhonchasn or chaceson “Tea. Genuine Orange Pekoe, blended to @ pleasing mildness. Your Grocer Has It Cleuet @ Dever vownase varna DULUTH. Elina Ke Minn. Feb. tified the polio she had 0 tried to pois she was sleeping alone tn her bh the valley of Cheese / WHENEVER a westerner thinks of the little town of Tillamook, he always thinks “that’s where the cheese comes from!” Yes, this little town nestling in the Tillamook valley, as become famous the country over because of its cheese, with the creamy, mild (but not too mild) flavor, Almost every inhabitant of this county is engaged in the cheese industry, each’one striving to perfect the product with which they are identified. The result is those delicious golden cheeses which are displayed so invitingly on your gtocer’s counter, Have you tried Tillamook lately? There are so many different ways of serving Tillamook original branded cheese. Look for the mame “Tillamook” on every slice. None genuine without It, TILLAMOOK COUNTY CREAMERY ASSOCIATION Tillamook, Oregon 3S cheese kitchens owned and operated by Tillamook datrymen, THLLAMOOK SCOTTS EMULSION to fortify the body. For children or adults, Scott’s is the tonic that builds up strength and enriches the frei through earls dni 8 a preventive measure, forti r vitality—use Scott's Emalsion often, fy oes Dowie Bovmbithl, Bada un thet ‘Oregon Legislature | minute. | |the consolidation and elimination of | returning to their homes, the na [many state departments and commis-| tives having abandoned their plans [sions failed of passa, Man Poisoner | 23.—Miss " COFFEE a decided saving per Ib. 42c Snowdrift in a (eying airtight bucket ZAC | aan 470 | cen, OOC lan Dieta can can can IVORY soar— n leanser, can —small bars, 2 for " id I Creanser Jarge bare, 2 for Tipe, Fels Naptha Soap Clean Easy Soap 1b, can bar fe: Biscuit form Pkg. 10¢ PALOMA PEAS, 2 Cans 25c 2 ca Finn Cut Mefugee Beans— Y EXCE BORDE TH BRO ERSITY No. § 18 ¥ pIsTRICT ‘ 233 ‘oth 8 BASTLAK ONTON HID WEST SEATTE HAST UNION DISTRI “Adder Causes Stir at Afternoon Tea ot 1, Feb, 23. Closes Last Session BALEM, Ore., Fet In the hours, 6 Was en a at tem an room. A po { four days comple An ine the important t The me measure was one of passed at the last ure providing for | fora QUEEN CITY “Serine PUBLIC MARKET at Pine THE MARKET OF QUALITY GREEN Has More Bargains | WALDORF { | TOILET PAPER | PURE CANE SUGAR 25¢|8 Lbs. ........ (Limit 4) | Head Rice...0....20 4 ibs. Bulk Macaroni 3 lbs. Small Whit Three cans of S: 4 rolls .70¢ (Limit 8 Lbs.) 2 pkgs ........-26¢| (Limit 4 pkgs.) | 4 Ibs. Beat ALBERS’ Flapjack FLOUR ae Two big Corn Flakes., Uneeda Bisoults 4 Ibs. bulk Rolled Onts Two cans of Codfish Three cans Maryland Corn., Bight big Bars of Soap...... CASH YOUR MAZOLA COUPONS HERE—Our Prices Are Right We Lead in Low Prices on We Deliver Where Others Fall— FLOUR Send Us Your Orders 2 Lbs, Our Best Butter 98¢ GREEN'S BUTTER AND GROCERY STORES STALL 50 Lower Floor Phone Elliott 1848 BOLDT’S—— SATURDAY SPECIALS pple JELLY 25¢ Poppy Seed 25¢ tw Bread (0c Boldt’s Rs | Fresh Killed STEER Pot Roasts) “hickens 20¢ tb, Eastern Bacon .. Veal Roast . Metropolitan Market Stall 25 MAIN FLOOR Parker House Rolls, dozen Queen City Market While it_Inats. Leg Lamb Veal Chops, 2 tba, .......4 SARATOC Wess Seaboard Meat Co., Inc. Stall 6—Lowor Floor—Stall 5 MARY JANES DOLLAR SHOE CO. Lower Floor