The Seattle Star Newspaper, March 1, 1923, Page 2

PAGE 2 |F MEMBER AMERICAN HOMES BUREAL —no C, 0. D. or phone order cept sulky, will not be delivered; can be ea ; one to a purchaser ly taken FOR BETTER AMERICAN HOMES RIDAY-SATURDAY SPECIALS— by pur hemstitched hand towel— 38c regular price S00 —gool quality cott huek iSe rH individual salt and pepper set— curved end extension rod— 98c Cedar. p urved end 0-CEDAR M OP: SPEC regular price $1.50 0-CEDAR POLISH— reg. price sal 1m pri se Bse THIRD handy sulkyé very LOW priced— Without rag mug— 98c regular price $1.50 —closely woven rag rug. Size 24x36 ins, Hit or miss pattern centers with fancy borders. Regular price $1.50. Special Fri day-Saturday, 98¢. _Pyorrhea Strikes Four ' —Misses Only One Nature warns with bleeding gum. Four persons out of every five past forty,and thousands younger, too, contract Pyorrhea. ‘So be on your guard, especially when the gums are tender and bleed easily. Play safe. Brush your teeth with Forhan’s For the Gums, If used consistently and used in time, it will prevent Pyorrhea or check its progress. Keeps the teeth white and clean, as well, and the gums firm and healthy. Pleasant to the taste. The formula of R. J. Forhan, D. DS. At all druggists, 35¢ and 60c in tubes, { Ss Vore than a toothpaste it checks Pyorrhea R. J. Forhan, D. D. $. Formula Forhan pany; New York init Forhan’s, Limited, Montreal Seattle Star’s “beter” COUPON Dictionary How to Get It For the Mere Nominal Cost of Manufacture and Distribution 3 COUPONS 98c AND NEW authentic bound in black ‘ated with full HE NEW UNIVERSITIES DICTIONARY Up to 300 miles .10 WILL For greater dis- BB tances, ask Post- master rate for 3 pounds, bo Aletionaries obtained either at the office of THE SHATTLED eT. or at the above men- i toned store, 22 DICTIONARIES IN ONE published previous to this one are out of date Suspend Sentence for Non-Support Jamin F, Clark was at Uberty| antics that will annoy other passen-| ) y. but with a suspended een. year In Jail over his head, of his conviction in s or |ure to support his wife and two Judge W. P. Brown told he falied to provide ith $15 a week, the id be revoked, Clark | children r r ot guilty, maintaining | that his wife had harassed him so hanged his plea, t of a charge of fall-| THE SE UNIFORMS FOR CASH GUARDING Companies May Shotguns for Officers MANNERS By Norma Talmadge are the mark 1: mit @ woman to boar and the wo | cort down cedes her male os of the car id to stand for lack of a seat. | 8: | having the lower berth im entitled to | the neat facing forward. 4 woman arquaintance on a train may tte her to dine with him, but | whet? 6 permits him to r eal depends upon the degree ther acquaintance, 5: Purenta traveling with children | cera, Tomorrow—Etiquet at the hotel. Personal Property Assessment Started Forty special deputy assensora, un der the leadership of Anseas uel Chase, will begin th |Thuraday of levying per jerty amesaments on King cour Heads of families are grant $300 exemption. Mra. Clark told the} he never got home before |Will Take Off All Excess Fat you know that there ts a alm- ective remedy for t may be used aafely ng the alimness of y Ait ian known as n Tablets. You} Teduce steadily koing through Tesome exercise and tarvation diet. Marmola Preserip- are sold by all drug rid over at one doliar A ene, OF you can ro them ™ | In the extraction of teeth we say 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 $4.00 UP Boston Dental Offices 1422 Second Avenne We Stand the Test of Time 22 Years In Ono Location Tomorrow Alright a mild, vegetable laxative to lieve Constipation and Bill Ousness and keep the digestive and ollminatly, odone normal, 4, VY ali ws emdjy 5 ate a er 20. 4612 | | plaints at the office of the assessor before they rece according to Chase. A.PITOL JOKES BY JOHN FE. RANKIN sippl, First District N a certain town | there was to bea | hanging, The scaffold had been pre- pared, the pris- ner was ready was just about to adjust the noose Furnish ATTLI — Washington Bureau, The 1322 New York Ave of the nt stamp for postage I want « copy two-ce Name Street and No Oly State ~ OYSTERS Seattle Star Washingt bullet DA when he MARCH “OYSTERS,” and inclose » TALLER LOSS k Metal Man Faces ROM THIEVES Additional Charge of tha man! had Fare to Oasis Is Cut by Railro. The high pri age On the sleeping car the person W® r | should not permit them to indulge tn Aman chancing to meet a!" ar lege. aay. GOOD TOBACCO “UH ND MOE DAN’ U. 8 Representative From Missis-| — NO MORE and the sheritt, No more- Gee How MySore Feet Burn”— Pains from and put the black | Corns,BunionsandCallouses cap over the man's head, when It was discovered that the offictal's | watch was wrong | and that tt was | half an hour earller than the legal | time for the execution. When this situation wan ex- plained, a local politican arose and remarked that ho would, !f allowed, locoupy the 30 minutes in talking tn behalf of his candidacy for congress, ‘The condemned man looked at the would-be orator, Then he turned to the sheriff. “If it's all the same to you,” he re- marked, “I'll waive that 30 minutes, Hang mo right now. I’ve heard that bird before,” To Curea Cold in One Day Be sure you get BROMO ‘The box bears this signature 6 HLger | Sold in this city by all good dru; Go as if by Magict wal Fe. GYPSY FOOT RELIEF & secret from tho desert Ends Foot Misery Quick! Apply It in a minute~Three min- tites later put on shoes, then walk and run all you like and work on your feet am much as you wish | No more soaking your feet in medicated baths; no cracking the skin with powders; No inconvenience; no fuss with plasters—no bother! The annoying agony from sore, burning, calloused, tired feet stops, while pains from corns and bunions disappear as if by magic. Results amazing! Thousands now talking about Gypay Foot Relief—a wonderful secret from the desert! Try it tonight—jump around with joy tomorrow! Successful results in every case or have back the trifle you pay, Raita, PLASTER A Untoersal For Pains in the f Back, Equally effective for ‘ sorts of aches and pairs the result of taking col Overexertion or strain, BOYS AND GIRLS » MONEY Leaned on Diamonds, J Furs, Stocks and Bonds, Ec 1% MUTUAL LOAN SOCIETY een Ratldong gosouenonenessoneseses splendid with spaghetti Bluhill Cheese a s s ® BORC FORO One Os CnOROECE THE BON MARCHE ‘Barcain BASEMENT Frequent Selling Events of Money-Saving Consequence make a daily visit to the ‘BARGAIN BASEMENT” well worth while. Two Butte Dealers Had Too Many Shoes We Named the Price! WE GOT ’EM! $1 $2 Sizes 244 to 4 Out They Go Tomorrow at Sizes 414 to 8 Hundreds of Pairs of Women’s FINE HIGH SHOES and ONE-STRAP PUMPS Laird-Schober and Other Makes Widths Sizes akg ~ [2%] 8 [S34] 4 [Ate] © 1644) 6 late “AAAA | s[s[2(il_ AAA. 3) siijisy4 RA i j 8 | 9/28/10) 5 AS {i {3s (i0fie;7 safe c 2 [7 jiuysy2] fii 2 i s;elil High Shoes— Some patent leather, kid tops. Some black, brown, fieldmouse. Low Shoes— Some satin, silver, black kid. “Consult Chart Choi f green, blue, cea ihvandaee eet $ 89 side pleats; button trim- med. suivuiinasejesutiatnfenssbpiseaiasssibiasices asin oat aces OVERPLAID SPORT Fully lined; flare idaavarniiiente Slash ‘] * ha pockets. Buckle belt. UNUSUALLY STUNNING H ATS $ 89 AND TRUE ECONOMY All the wanted spring colors—up-to-the-minute styles and shapes, OVERPLAID AND PLAIN overplaid. One pocket— Mixed color overplaid. at a bargain price. —=_ Women’s Sample Underwear at Wholesale Prices and Less! —ineluding Women’s Pants with lace or tight knee. Vests with’ bodice or regulation top. Pink or white. f Prices 5c, 10c\15¢, 17c, 25¢, 29c, 35c, 49¢