The Seattle Star Newspaper, April 9, 1923, Page 2

THE |§ EATTLE STAR HOO AMUUICAS 110000) enneeeeemenaeemrnams To an East Cherry Carman : Dear Sir: A woman who was ding on the widewalk at the top ait 4) 3 of @ grade where your car come He makes a turn tells me you Pike aie Pips. be oY | deserve a kind word { At standing in the track as your car swung areund the cu t out @ yell, put on the brake, jumped off young deposited him on the sidewalk, climbed moving car and wont blithely I thank you cHus To the University Legion Association Dear Fellows pu have uocens with the erectior Boun: building CHigy |To Home Demonstration Agent of King County Db ar Miss Walker: 1 understand that representatives of nearby towns have been taking special hat-making ons at the Seattle Chamber of Commerce headquarters under ur direction, Here's s hoping you succeed in your end ors of economy and art 4 CHIEF SEATTLE. To Adam Beeler, Attorney-Legislator We seo t 6 To Mrs. Miles Poindexter Dear M you thi ‘ tre in Lima, Peru, fear your ¢ 1 decid your expose ? CHIEF and th for CHIEF BEA‘ To Father Ti me Dear v » when I am too old to ra JHOOSTE buy yours during this great 6-day Club Sale— | 4, Winer 4 ce | Dear'Win: On your way, there, on your wa Tim thr with you _ | —there is no es substitute for the HOOSIER —get your |To the Mounted Policemen HOOSIER on } Dear Cops: I have noticed Jate! in your horses. A policeman who st our easy terms that you t ke a © grent deal of pride e has, in my BRING ONLY 5 hor mind, one of the first requisites CHIEF SEATTLE. To Lieut. Col. Oliver H. Dockery Dear Col: Allow me to congratulate you nee by government reports that Fort La in the country from @ health end «an wtor —if you are one of the many women with a kitchen that is taxing your strength and endurance, you should surely visit our store during this 6-day Club Plan Sale of HOOSIER Kitchen Cabinets. This week the special factory representative will be here to demonstrate the labor-saving ) HOOSIER Cabinet. This week we place a HOOSIER in your home for only $1— down, and in | dpe CHIEF SEATTLE. To Capt. Stone of the U, S. 8. Seattle sas * . P sche Dear Captain: 4% enjoyed ‘the visit of your ship and of her officers addition offer many special inducements, as here shown, to each purchase | and crew. I trust that you will ret a harder this cammer and | bring o number of other fighting c CHIEF SEATTLE a kitchen cabinet—planned for women—by women —every suggestion ever. made for the improvement of a kitchen cabinet has been tried on the HOOSIER—the best accepted, the rest rejected. Today there is no kitchen convenience that will do so much to save time, work and worry. HOOSIER’S most important labor-saving conveniences are protected by patents, therefore you cannot buy or build anything that will contain all of the HOOSIER’S conveniences. If you are going to build a home we will gladly loen you one of our HOOSIER kitchen plan books—wWnhich will enable you to efficiently plan a better arranged kitchen. : To the Cleanup Committee Dear Dirt I am backing you to More power to you the ilmit in your program CHIEF SEATTLE. To the Henry Disston Sons & Co. Dear Tool Men: Welcome to Beattie. Tam sure you will never re gret establishing your Northwest manufacturing headquarters here. The city is with you. CHIEF SEATTLE. ‘ To the Sunset Magazine Valued Publication: —24 pieces of fine kitchen ware included at no extra I have ween with tnterest ihe advertise OUR SPECIAL FREE OFFER! Sch ™ |) Screen nre toen nag in golng to do much to dissipate the unfc arinen from time to time between thi lke the Sunset Guide Post—long ma North and Sou it wave! —a FREE 14-pint can of HOOSIER CLEAN- ER will be presented to each of the first 700 women who attend this 6-day Club Plan Hoosier Sale. This wonderful cleaner is particularly effective for cleaning ivory enameled or other furniture. It is also un- excelled for cleaning hardwood floors, win- dows, aluminum, silverware, etc., or the satiny surface of the HOOSIER Cabinet. A creamy full-sized half pint 25¢ can of partment | cutlery drawer. | |To the Sugar Retailers | Gentle Birs: I'm glad to see that Ng sugar for jess than wholeanie prices. I know there's a trick somewhere—but I'm fiad just the same, A CHIEF SEATTLE. To Sheriff Starwich | | | Doar Matt: I know that {t's a credit to your efficiency that the Jap | j | you're #e who hit a white boy with his auto Inst week and dragged him for a ‘ a es ry 148, mile and a half while trying to eaca pureult wasn't mobbed. But this HOOSIER CLEANER is here waiting sometimos there's such a thing as too d—— much efficiency, for you. CHIEF SEATTLE, \To Nile Temple, Order of the Mystic Shrine Dear Nobles: Glad to know you are going to make the big pil grimage to the Imperial Council at Was You always have performed creditably and T am certain you will carry an tnspira. tion from the Charmed Land when you travel toward the East this summer, CHIEF SEATTLE, | | To the Organizers of the Seven League Club | Dear Boosters; Your purpose to rejuvenate the old Seattle Spirit | and give Seattle a booster organization free from selfish interests ts | indeed commendable, More power to your stride. | CHIEF SEATTLE, | | | | ’ HOUSEWARES and GARDENWARES match these prices if you can! —step ladders, $1.65. Rakes, $1.50. Sink strainers, 39¢. Values like these and many, many others here for your selection, special for the week. n, D. C. l—oval infant's bath tub. White enameled. 10—auto duster. Regular —— 2 Regular price $4.60. $969 price $150. Special .....4...... To Members of the Child Welfare Committee Bpeclal seve cece ceeecessseceeeceerare ——~ M--8x10-in. mirror. Regular Dear Ladies: Glad to see that rome of the eame members are on the t—white enameled sink strainer. 39c price 760, Special ..cs+.+ssceeeee committee who were on it last year, much a Regular price 50c. Special.........5 12-—brass or glass wash board success as it was in 1 SEATTLE. black Japanned dust pan. 9c Regular price $1—, Special....., ae Regular Lateng sink Le Heer Ae ib-btoet ten jaddac. \To the School Youngsters 4 rw eatae: Sting rd, pore Regular price §3~. Special........ Dear Boys and Girls: Great to have a spring vacation, isn’t it? S—all copper wash boiler, M—benoh wringer. Regular he ee Voure Regular price $8—. Special......... Price $12.60. Special .esssscesceeee | lessons before summer. i eine 6—English Rockingham teapot. 15—apring mop stick, SNA Garr Rania frist Brecal.2.. Regular price 25c, Special... |To the Home Builders Wm censere 7—good quality garden hoe. 69 16—imported wooden rolling pin, Dear Friends: I see that now spring fs here you aro building bun Regular price $1—~. Special....0... (of Regular price 45c. Special.... | lows, etc. Congratulations, That's one way to save rent and m ‘4 SWall elation deta 17—malleable steel rake. yourselves #olld with the community, CHIEF SBATTLE. Regular price $1.16, fpecial.bss.s @OC Regular price $1.60; Special....., | — $—floor brush. Regular $449 18—spading fork. Regular |To Members of the National Vaudeville Artists’ price $1.75. Special price $2.25, Special .........,.. ‘Auractatlion ‘4 } is: You who are in Seattle now are not the ones who were ea . here last week, during the “N. V. A. We celebration. But we hope | » oat ni = your celebration was successful wherever you were, and that the wr teeenree people with whom you were asaoclated enjoyed helping to raise the as- ra 1 4 , sociation fund as much as did the people of Seattle. THIRD FLOOR, CHIEF SEATTLE. To the Masonic Club _ Dear Members: T sea you're golng to atart a membership driv you get bigger and bigger overy day CHIBI SE. To Bobbed-Haired Girls Dear Girls: Aren't you ‘gind that the report at out of style waa wrong? Girla in tho Bi st, they again. Now you smile again. Regards, U7 To Herbert E. O’Connell- Dear Sir; Permit mo to welcome you to your now post ax manager of Spring's Fourth ave, store, Here's hoping you luck. CHIE STANDAR FURNITURE CoO. L, BCHOENFELD & SONS Founded 1864 SEATTLE TACOMA Second Avenue at Pine L, Schoenfeld & Sons May ut bobbed hair going iy, ar obbing theirs CHIBI SEATTLE, = " SEATTLE. LIKE SISTER'S F “And will you treat mo nica, after we aro married?” sho sighed, her prevsed to hin'n, ; but not an often "he —— LLER, MAYBY Marcel Waving Shampooing Manicuring Massage .. This work tn done by adyanced students, 25 compl EAGLES’ - 66 Piece - BAND CONCERT 4 Assisting Artists ‘To Paul Gruber, Pipemaker Dear Craftsman: Did you ever stop to think that you follow about the most distinctive of American professions? Because my ancestors wero plpemakers long beforo their white brothers had ‘en known WORM? Do you‘ lack the punch and vigor of do reaponded| there was such a thing as tobacco, CHINE SBATTLY, Why? ‘not rer in inthe Monday, April Hipures Saale Gee cautlously,—Stanford Chaparral. ——— iy jot rema onday, April 9th, 8 P.M. H r 4h a VP pa ecndition, See our Specialist i 3 | Bhittapog" ana Phone. | LETI ERS TO CHIEF SEATTLE REE THONT Ha ek are ‘nna pointiment holon 40, Barons without pia}! Doar t Permit me to thank you for your letter of congratula: ture one Se Eagles’Auditorium ||| The Butler School ||| ikea oui, stashed || un'an wyuantat oolectanty fessor ef comer Bungay: 11-12 a, m. Seventh and Unior A e plant in the Went. Strictly hand | greatly pleased with the success of this office in “throwing a monkey Lincoln Memorial Clini inion of Hairdressing work wrench into the wheels of the nareotie-peddiing machine," yet wo are Lineok n Memorial Clinic |) spyiss10N 609 (including tax) ea Aetna Curtain Cleaners hopeful of coniplotely smashing the damned machina before we Cor, Oth nnd Weathake get thru, Mal 7601 THOMAS P, REVEILLE, United States Attorney, CHIEF PEATTLE MONDAY, A PHIL 9, 1929, Twin Babies Live and Die Together GREEK EASTER | OBSERVED HERE Born tog twin» Pletrzy i 59, thy Mrs. Thomas © 8, took stoke " nday boin \Celebrate According to the |i. 9 ot sae Julean Calendar pipes Mh fe nia Brown Declares War on Earwig 1 e EA J re ‘- Negro Is Captured f After Hot Chase c Jo OLD SS ate more easily treated externally with— Vicks VAPORUB Over 17 Million Jars Used Yearly One X-Ray Free Wily Bootleggers NDIANAE h warrants | searched was made tely ar Imme |Rainier Beach Club Will Hold Meeting | The Rainier Beach Improvement| club will hold a meeting Tuesday | | night, April 10, at 8 o'clock, in the Emerson school] house. D. H. Paint er, bead of the community servic In the extraction of teeth we say to our patrons: If we burt you don’t pay—could we say Louls Amacher Mra, William D. Rich- ged @ musical pro-| $5.00 UP Gold Crown and Bridge Work from $4.00 UP Boston Dental Offices 1422 Second Avenue We Stand the Test of Time 22 Years in One Location HIS FROM THE COOK. old tub in| Here's the doctor | Harvard Lampoon. | GIRLS! LEMONS WHITEN AND BEAUTIFY SKIN Make this Lemon Cream to bring a Clear, Youthful Complexion and to bleach away Tan, Freckles Mix the jufce of two lemons with) Into the face, neck, arms and hands, three ounces of <G:chard White,|then shortly note the youthful which any druggist will supply for} be#uty, softness and whtieness of your skin. & few cents, shake well tn @ bottle!” Famous stage beatities use this and you have a whole quarter-pint harmiess lemon cream to bring that of the most wonderful skin softener lear, rosy-white complexion, 4 complexien beautifier. Massage freckle, sunburn, and tan is sweetly fragrant lemon cream THE BON MARCHE BarGain BASEMENT Persons are the creatures of habit— The thousands who have formed the Bon Marche Bargain Basement habit have ac- quired the habit of Economy. D5 Inverted pleat or panel back. Cuff or strap trim- med _ sleeve. Some over- plaids; 2 or 4 pockets, NEW SPRING CAPES $24.50 to $32.50 Choice materials, including Britonia, Marvella, Normandy and Roshenara cloths, Fully lined, Mill Ends of Cotton Goods 2,000 yards 36-inch better quality White Dimitles and Stripéd Madras, YAI. ce cvewcccveccwscce se os vee 19c 1,000 yards 36-Inch LONG CLOTH, yard...., errr troy 19c 2,000 yards 36-Inch WHITE GOODS, including cross bar dimity, striped madras, dotted Swisses 29 and piques, yard, JC Women’s One- and Two-Strap SLIPPERS $1.95 Rubber Cotton and Silk Mixtures 1,200 yards, 36-inch light and dark figured pate terns, Excellent for line ings, and lighter shades heels, floxibt ; Joathor sole, Very. atiitable suitable for, Undergar. for house wear, ments, 45¢ Me, “a