The Seattle Star Newspaper, April 18, 1923, Page 3

re EE A Se a a | WEDNESDAY, APRIL 18, 1 THI EATTLE TAR PAGE 3 —_—_———~ + BREE RERERERRERREae ge THE CROTE-RANKIN CQ. | Students Uphold Dean of OTTO F KEGEL, President Women in Vote RAASE RRB clusively for this store, each model of the best | iaterial, with the skirt cut gener- y full, and finished with deep | hem—and almost every model trimmed with hand embroidery. All Moderately Priced. Bigger than the circuses of the world combined! “The only authentic, genuine picture of big game to come out of Africa!” —Carl Akeley, American Museum of ted English stched— Peggy and j pockets broid- | ered to h the collar, and wide | sash. Sizes 36 to } Rose Maiden 82.05 At $2.95 ‘Rose Maiden,” NAVY CHANGES||) _ The 44. * sae d ketched ——a good \ ' History, and America’s most noted MADE PUBLIC pee Bed y nos The “Jasmine,” . . a . » A 1" 4 a ant st. e, oh 4 re { authority on Africa. er Fea, 2 ypliqued patch Jasmine sketched—a crepe 4 embroidery Ttg round we and Singiiem aa | 9 probs sel AA “ bination with nar- | THAT neck, pockets and sash row taping of are attractive fea- black for trim- tures. Sizes 36 to 44. ’ English Violet ming effects, All a e ays ou monaeal —Second Floor $1.95 high colorings. Only Three More Days In Which to Buy Your 2 will relieve Rear Admira’ who will be ordered toa tains ty fuaear «iit Malleable Range and get a beautiful Aluminum Cooking Set FREE with the MONARCH you select. It would prove extremely profitable to any one contemplat- ing purchasing a range to visit this store and see the MON- ARCH Range being demonstrated. “BEHIND HIM WAS A HUGE RHINO, CHARGING AND ALMOST ON TOP OF HIM! I LEVELED MY RIFLE AND AIMED AT THE BASE OF HIS HORNS.” jx i. Two Are Injured _in Auto Accidents Here you can learn how economically, efficiently and satis- factorily a kitchen can be operated. Mr.& Mrs. Martin Johnson's & é MONARCH Ranges are recog- nized fuel savers, heat quickly and bake perfectly. Trade in Your Old Stove as Part Pay- ment on a New MONARCH Small monthly payments can be arranged if desired. iepect Victim of Fall Will Recover Altho suffering from serious tn- |} tors § Her injuries of fractures of both ankles, | bruises and in. ternal Injuries. She fell from her 1 from her AFRICAN BIG GAIVIE | Davie Re-Elected } | Mayor of Oakland | OAKLAND, Cal., April 18.—John | L. Davie re-elected mayor o Oakland by a heavy margin ove three opponents, today’s count « |the vote at yesterday's city elgctior showed. The vote stood: Davie, 3, David D. Oliphant, jr., 16, Basement Store 7 | | will speak on “Home Nursing and the Junior Red | | eformit > over radiophone KDZE at 3:30 to- en,” and Mis morrow afternoon, BETTY COMPSON’ 4 Woman’s Message to Women: ‘ ” “The White Flower” >)) snty a Woman Knows aWoman’s Trials and Understands Her Neod of Sympathy and Help o—Fourt! ‘That ls why hundreds of women gladly testify to the of Mire. Semmers’ popular Heme Treatment Witwi Fighting Blood SEND FOR A FREE TEN DAYS! TREA’ . Toot Mrs. Summers’ ite. 8 Pe ) vegetable tonics and compou ‘Used by old and youns ties for $1.00 work. Write in confidence, ae your letter ls opened, reed and answered by a women, Get Your MOUNT OLIVE, N.C. Tested’ Flo: ov kinds fer your set Until Friday Night Only! ’ mend ‘ | A Hot himetond ist aI PETER B. KYNE’S 9 mas ) . Sulphur Spray The charging lions, the bullet-proof rhinoceri, the untamable African ele- | sak Ho ge der ba 3 wane fee nenat at | JN coxgesumptcte hes phants and other beasts of the African jungle were photographed at a dis- THE GO-GETTER f , a res | fowern oo ond it tance no further than the width of a table! T, NOY BARNES Cy 4 N J A.BOXS TRADE “URS. MD, MeL ANE, | MAIN 0652 89 PIKE THE SUMMERS MEDICAL CO., Wemen's Dept. 45 gouth Bend, Ind. OUTLOOK MARKET Gummare’ Remedies Are Geld Ot Leading Drag Bteren)