The Seattle Star Newspaper, March 16, 1923, Page 17

FRIDAY, MARCH 16, 1923. (cA Rational ka From bast to Coast”) Pprowning {ing & Co. Made Boys’ Clothing When Dad Was a Boy— Yes, and grandfather was just a littl fellow. We are proud of that fact. And so are thousand fathers and grandfathers who wore Browning-King Clothes, bought for them by their daddies. We hear it every day from men, some of away back wher f of them in the seventies, proud ly boasting a continued busi relationship with Brown & Co boy n ing hood. It Takes the Best to Stand the Test Norfolk Suits, and King since Fit you. Boy in B,-K. Clothes. full-lined knickers, new spring sizes 7 to 18 years. Remarkable values, $12.50, $14.95, $17.75, $19.85 Suits, 2 pairs models fabrics, Juvenile Top Coats and Reefers, reasonable prices. Spring Shirts, Blouses, Neckwear, Underwear, Hats and Caps now ready. Second Avenue at University Girl Ends Life by Leaping Over F alls NIAGARA FALLS, N. Y., M 16.—A girl, whose name is unknown, left a taxicab at Prospect point yes- | terday and leaped to her death Niagara falls “Show me the sights,” the girl = to a taxicab driver, who ¢ e hy the Canadian side and then rett He watched her as ft the « but did not suspect her Seattle Poet Will Read Burns Verses Miles Morrison Hooper, of Seattle, will read an original poem on Rob ert Burns to the Caledonian society | of Seattle and its ladies’ auxiliary at A. O. U. W. hall Friday night He will also read {t to the Clan MoKen- | zie in the same hall on March 30. Mr. | Hooper is planning to write a life of | Burns. “Tea! Thou soft, thou sober sage, and_ venerable liquid thou smile— soothing, heart - opening cordial to whose glorious friend- ship I owe the happiest mo- ments my intentions of MORE THAD $700,000 IN ASSETS APPROVED BY THE State Com- | | | Insurance missioner Stand Behind the Policies of Title Insurance Issued by This Modern, Up-to-~ D | ANOTHER DOG WANTS A HOME ATTL STAR -AGE 17 ~ THE BUYER'S GUIDE -“$25INCASHPRIZES 1F YOU CAN FIND THE MISSING LETTERS IT PAYS TO READ THE ADS Eighteen letters have been purposely omitted from the advertisements on this page. The eighteen letters, when will spell |"It Pays to Read the Ads.” Find the omitted letters, tell us where they were omitted from, and mall Lutheran |Your answer to the Contest Editor, care The Seattle Star SUNSHINE SMILES Department for Seattle Shut-Ins and Their Appearing Every Week in The Seattle Star Friends, Edited by Dr, Frank BR. Loope—Phone Capitol 4626 Den't hunt after trouble, But look for SURPRISE uecens, Seattle ub gave Y 6 a fied wh you look for Don't look for distrpss. Wf you see but your » Remember, I y, 0 oF the aie 4 That the sun is still shining. Mut your're in the way American Woman. M a hadow a ety held a regu + sp me. cir cars laden down © and posser ther dell owing an excellent od and listened to music . . SHUTINS HEAR BAND arge number of shut-ins will be . Neastness and originality, as well as correctness, will count. Prizes will be awarded once a month and prize winners will be am nounced in The Seattle Star the first Friday of ¢ month. A new set of letters will be omitted from a new set of advertisements on the first Friday of each month. THE PRIZES WILL BE AWARDED AS FOLLOWS: $10.00| Fourth Prize $2.00| Seventh Prize ............$1.00 |Second Prize 5.00| Fifth Prize 1,00| Eighth Prize .... | Third Prize 3.00 | Sixth Prize 1.00| Ninth Prize .......... THE BUYERS’ GUIDE WILL BE PUBLISHED EVERY FRIDAY—WATCH FOR IT apie ar Are You Anxious to Own Your Own Home? isting residents clalizing or acquiring correctly arranged, TING POSTPONED A " guild at] the 8 been guests of the Beatle Ministerial a March 16, at reat &t. rthfield dation this evening,| given by the| Band of Masonic oncert Olef Concert at the N Minn. First Prize er birthday on] Temple ENTERTAINMENT FOR SHUT.AINS LOVE FLIES { music and ry ond { the Women's clubs. LONELY SHUTAN utin for Mra, Keiger For over t in Seattle tn ac | si : = 6 loans for the f SHUT.IN WANTS SPITZ DOG Dear The Seat in ~ son urpose of bul was Seas (Delicious Is the ; Word those Boldt's cakes 1 fnd wponge cakes and layer cakes and Devil's cod—an appe@zing for every 0¢ for your luncheon, or get one to- night for dinner. ed Man Our Month! he priv For the Salart t Loan In and has the Particularly 1 need a compar ut he die n. | da year month amount ome. We also make int nd annual pa charge no commission, and our interest rate WASHINGTON MUTUAL SAVINGS BANK 1101 Second Avenue Established A Third of a Century ea ee Saturday Evenings, 6 to 8 o’Clock Dr. Mayfield Px-Military and Railway Doctor ual Yours tr MISS JES F. D, No. Vernon, Wash j I wonder ¢ of my read-| can get this little girl a Spits The mentioned has} a given to a e shut-in boy in| Seattle D prices for best grade of geodms Everything guaranteed or money|) refunded. From factory direct tol Id sets to order, Rebuild! tory, Dakota St. Open evenings, Radio and Electric Works 4103 Eighth Ave. 8, (Take No. 6 Car) If you wan get a set of guaranteed, onl Brice $10. Mail ordei one sh Assets $22,000,000.00 MUSIC TAUGHT AT HOME Prof. Edward P Lopes of the Se-| © Music the a 913 Second — i4i4 red 3 Pik | | SI ke . Queen City Market y Corner Public Market ns’ associa ia teach. | three Chil pro- new rmed rudiments week at the ther home will be nelected home band A Good Place to Borrow Money No Commision No Bonus Tor 1Tes 870 Monthly Payment Mortgage Loans Trades Union Savings & Loan Association 1215 Fourth Ave, Elliett 0696 We pay the highest dividends | consistent with safety —— TACOMA ELKS KESPOND We wish to thank The Taco- ma Elks for their beautiful re sponse in coming to our assist ance in giving cheer to Miss Marion C. Dean and her mother, Tacoma shutins, whose letters in this column last Anita Stewart (above), mo- tion picture actress, and her husband, Rudolph Cameron (below), have agreed to live} apart. “But we're not con-| templating a divorce,” says | Anita, ADOPTION OF JAPS SCORED Henry A. Wise, state adjutant of |the American Legion, scored the | “renegade whites” who adopt Japa-| }nese bables in order that their Jap: nese parents may evade the land holding law, in an addreas before the | | This time it 9 « fine 10-month-old Yo ung Men’ Republican club, at i Al tg i] Sunset 4749 or call at at Wolf's cafeteria, 5 Earle Former Leeurer at a Medical Clinte 706 First Ave., e. bi ne un today for a good big Pe dad tg iy of coal or wood. HEN HECKMAN UHL BROS. Incorporated WALL PAPER PAINTS Murphy Vanishes and Enamels 511 UNION ST. Phone Main 5593 @ discomfort, you, should ir Eyes tested by beet, And nclentific methods This we give you with the lowest rices for high class work. 18 Years In Seattle. J. W. EDMUNDS, Op! and DR. EB, A. K. BD Balcony Fraser-Paterson Second Ave, and University St. Main 2174 There will be auto rides, call- ers, and Jost oceans of sunshine come to them now. Many of our Seattle sun- shiners responded with mmrssages of cheer, and our faithful P. D. Chamberlain took a trip to Ta- coma, calling on them and other Tacoma shut-ins, Come! Another dog is looking for a hom SEATTLE SAVINGS & LOAN ASSOCIATION 909-30. AVE. ing raday noon, Wise stated that there were 40 or 60 of these fake guardians in the state, on whom the Legion has defi nite information. | The Legion had asked many things lof the last legislature, and has been LADIES— Have your MILANS or other | Straw Hats CLEANED, DYED, RESEWN and REBLOCKED for EASTER. Out-of-Town Orders Solicited LET US CLEAN YOUR RUGS Cocoanut Oil Makes a Splendid Shampoo Of this sum, $150,000 tn | If you want to keep your hatr in| | good condition, be careful what you wash it with. granted all of its requests, according to Wise, Among these are: Com | pensation for the widows of World Stationery and CHURCHILL L's Now at 402 Union Out-of-Town Customers will be interested in learning thet our method of resoling is the same as that of manufacturing, Your sho RE-LASTED, CEMENTE CHANNELED and SEV they are w yew, wil ATION OF 81 This gives you FACTORY REBUILT SHOE, In place of an ordinar quick repair job, You red of prompt and efficient when sending your shoes to We will return them C. 0. D. Charges very reasonable. Largest equipment on the Coast. NANZER & JACKSON Ninth at ell, Elliott 1557. government bonds and first mortgages on im- Ernved real ustate is al- ways kept on deposit witn the state treasurer as a permanent guaranty fund. Many soaps and prepared sham poos contain too much Office Supplies Loose Leaf Books and Forms for All Requirements Fountain Pens and Eversharp Penci Gillam - Bird Co. Phone Main 2234 1314 4th Ave. Henry Building tree alkali. | Vor Veterans, an anti-narcotie law, | ‘This dries the scalp, makes the hair | ntiallen law amendments, and the brittle and is very harmful, Mule. | extension of land settlement trom 60 | , Ais > }to 100 units fled cocoanut oj] shampoo (which ts | _ ~ pure and entirely greaseless), is much opinion on your title, when | better than anything else you Soarantye, sreteaiing. ye use for shampooing, aa this ca against forgery or other possibly injure the hair. fatal defects of title, and Stmply put two or three teaspoon also againat cost of itive, |) tule of Mulsified in a cup or ginss| with a little warm water, then motst- en your hair with water and rab the WASHINGTON mlatfied in, ae will make an abun- ance of rich, creamy lather, and | TITLE INSURANCE [}} cleanse the hatr and scalp thorough COMPANY ly. The lather rinses out easily, and removes every particle of dust, dirt, | “Under Stute Supervision” ASSETS MORE THAN DGED, , Just out ALTER- \TEA ORANGE PEKOE-BLACK TEA wines (arcteR: Why be content with an a es S 16 YEARS IN ONE SPOT WING’S CAFETERIA First and Union n not It your are = nore bleeding you have Will you be one of the 1,000 PARTNERS? Turn back to page 2. TER What Is Your os Market Value? You can Sncrease it by getting a high school edu: cation. A comparison of the wages of New York boys shows that the ono who finished high school éarns at the age of twen- ty-five $900 A YEAR MORE than the boy who quit school at fourteen, It pays to finish high school. It pays still more to go through college dandruff and excess oll. The hair dries quickly and evenly, and it | leaves {t fine and silky, bright, Qufty and easy to manage. You can get Mulsified cocoanut oll shampoo at any drug store. It is} very cheap, and a few ounces will last everyone in the family for | months. Be sure your druggist gives | you Mulsified—Advertisement, | 'Can Attend Only | Kid Costume Party | ‘I ar so glad Ellen's party in tol be a kid party, I don't know what| | I'd do if it was a dressup affair. 1 | Just couldn't go, that’s all. Now, T| |can dress up in some old dreas with| |the hem up and wear my hair in| braids, I'd hate to miss it and I am so glad I can go." “That's all very well. But you can't put off getting that new dress! | very long. You know Clara is plan. | ning quite a swell little dinner dance for the next ek.” , really, I hadn't heard of it. ps I'm not to be invited.” “How silly; of course you are. Be-| | sides, I saw, your Invitation when 1) up there yesterday. She ix <>. SS ITED PAINLESS DENTISTS) ogee U 008 Third Ave. Elliott 3633 | 2 Weson & Swanlel | | e Jewelry Repatr Fine Engraving 319 DENNY BLD, Upstairs : Opp. Bon Marche Billy C. Nelson sno AND RESTAURANT The quality of our food and our courteous service have become a byword. We have earned it by 30 years of concientious effort. 511 PINE. YOUR OLD HAT MADE NEW BOWLER’S 517 Union Main 3985 CALL US! Carbonado Coal Co. Elliott 0474 < NE 217 PIKE CANDLES Ye Sell Wholesale and Metall hig our Prices Will Bear the Strictest. Comparison Anywhere. Our Stock Is Most Complete. THE KAUFFER COMPANY 1122 Third at nenee a Matin 4173 % ON SAVINGS IS THE LEAST WE HVEPAID Under State Control REAL ESTATE LOANS NORTHERN SAVINGS & LOAN ASSOCIATION 1010 THIRD AVE. Sechang’s Umbrella Factory. New Umbrellas at Manufact rer's cost, Repairing and Te-covert with warranted silk. Wil split, 1310% Firat Ave, ASTROLOGY READING OR FULL LIFB OSCOPh We alk “Read Your Cards Call or Phone for Appointment _ P, MANOR, Main 6986. 1925, Offers a Modern Phonograph for $1 Down Any one of these three national. ly known models will be deliv- | ered to your home for just One Dollar Down—and a Dollar a Week will pay for conven- jently. $1 Down—$1 a Week Buys the Columbia D-2, an ine strument with splendid tone and yolume, and finished in Oak or H\ railing them out today, 0 you will{ Mahogany. | get it tomorrow." | $1 Down—$1 a Week |]) “And her affairs are no fovety, Delivers the Victrola portable, a too, What will I do? -¥ enn't afford, compact, handy Phonograph for || new dress this month no matter camp or home, in Mahogany or how closely I figure. 1 hoped 1 pa etill, could go without a new one until, | April.” “My dear, why don't you quit wor- rying about figures and finances and buy it on eredit? You surely could} pay a certain definite bum every month.” "Yes, but I don't know where to go. I don't know where I can buy that way.” “Tl tell you, At Cherry's, where | you can make convenient arrange: | |ments about payments, ‘They have | lovely dressen, too, and I hear that y are having a remarkable reduc: Je right now, They are at 1015 Second ave, between Madison ice the Pig'n Whistle.”—Advortise: | ment, ' Heating Company 320 Westlake N. BM, 1518 “Everything In Plumbing and Heating.” From skyscraper to cottge there ta no Job in plumbing or heating too Inrge or too small for us to handle. VISIT OUR SHOW ROOMS 120 Westinke North, DR. J. A. WELFARE (Naturopath) i} it COLLEGE PREPARATORY SCHOOL A high school for men. Fully accredited. students to comple in shortest possible time consistent with thorough: ness. jon, Room 205 Epler Second Ave. Down and One Dollar a Week CHAS. SCHWARTZ OPICIAN Announces the Removal of His) Optical Business to ST. PAUL sTOVE REPAIR PLUMBING 0. Bite | was other foot troubles treated at the FOOT HOSPITAL, 314% Pike And 90% finished, 15 Tha. On week-cnds . WOTRIC LAUNDRY Matin 0507 is Put Connected. Chirepodiat and face Main 0875 608 Pike 8 Main 5059 MODEL © 1201 Ist Ave, WE aay ee NEW TERM STARTS pve es enve MONDAY, APRIL 2. Hn roll now to insure getting the schedule that meets your needs. UNITED Y. M. C. A. SCHOOLS Fourth at Madison Main 5208 without LATEST SINGER Machines Rented | WE GIVE BEST SERVICE Singer Upstairs Store oh 010 Denny Bldg, MA in 4158 | | ; 1408 Second Avo, =A YAPER HANGING |} PAINTING Are Curtains —atreched, pin holes, 40¢ pair. Bost equipped blanket and cur= tain cleaning plant in the ‘West, Strictly hand work. Aetna Curtain Cleaners Cor, Sixth and Westlake Main 7591 Tinney Gives Furniture Away! 1609 8th Ave. This Columbia near Pine A-2 Je.one of the three fine models in Oak or Mahog~ any finish, of fered for just $1 Down and $1 a Week Shop De Luxe FRANCES FOSTER Drugiens Pysteian 103 Seo Sy Reom 201 Ovi Drug Store the Job, too material, and wo ke and trim a suit 00. CHINESH DOCTOR Nature Chinese Herba Remelas No Job Too Lege or Too Small emote € E. C. CLARK ore