The Seattle Star Newspaper, April 20, 1923, Page 6

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PAGE 6 — ee oe > 2 ORDERS FROM HEADQUARTERS Only Exclusive Two- Pants Store in City “Take this special lot of Spring Suits and place them on sale immediately at $25 As you know, they are our regular sty tended to sell for $35. These suits : make a big hit with Seattle men.” spring H . Hi |} - TWO-PANTS ISUITS OLD KING TUT §={ crs IN GRANDSIRE'S A MERRY SOUL Flappers Now Want His} 1400 B. C. Styles * placed before hin tomb is hundreds of « nding her carved caskets « for 1923, Thus run | the world Will the tlonized ed?” in a rion dint fashion world be revo- the din veries un. heard ts today. The answe: trond of prints, we are sn thin coming summer the Egyptian jeading ones ‘MEXICO READY | | FOR TOURISTS, | Offer Competition This Year to Europe MEXICO CITY, omy Mexieo, Ar 20. ete with BE t trade of the United ates thin summer. Thousands of pamphlets are being sent to prospective tourists calling jsttention to the attractions in Mext n@ urging the recipients to «pend | - } 4 vacation In this country Hotels are enlarging thelr quarters take care of the expected guests pal Raslway lines are al rates and special ions for the travelers. jon to the tourists, Mexico ng to entertain over a |thousand school teachers from the | United States, who will attend the |summer school at the national unt ersity here. The Eypt of the Americas” ts the keynote of the advertising mat- ter being sent to the prospective | tourists, The National Railway lines |are calling attention to the fact that THE SE ATTLE STAR PLAY This is Lillibil Ibsen. She Is Killed Trying to Rescue His Hat! CHICAGO, April 20 railroad cut to get his hat, w h had fallen from the train on w was riding, Frank Foster was to pieces by another train ONE BY LITTLE BROTHER Little Harold had just returned from a trip with his parents. Some where during the Journey he had picked up some highly decorative hocked. ned. “You'll {f you use such ve just been jo New York. ton, Chicago and Atlantic City. G A fellow can't expect to xo every:| where, can he?’-—American Legion Weekly, Love Tangle dancing and taking a part in| the play “Peer Gynt,” written by her illustriou Henrik Ibsen, and now playing in New York. PARIS, the famous French pilot, says it is | ms which he proceeded to try | == Awmall sister, She was very | SS Serve Heisin Food Raisin Apri 2 Make Delicious French Toast with Raisin Bread Let Your Baker —bake it for you ET your baker bake for you a different and delicious loaf of raisin bread. A real, full-fruited raisin bread—the kind that made you like this fine fruit-food originally. full-fruited raisin bread for you. Take advantage of it. Ask your neighborhood bake shop or gro- cer to send a loaf today. h bread is both good and good for so be sure to let the family have it often. See how delighted the entire family will be to see this bread back on the t Let them have the benefits of this grain-food and fruit-food combined to bring rare healthful- Us ness as well as luscious flavor to your meals, able. Sun-Maid Raisins also in your pud- dings, cakes, cookies, etc, Insist on Sun-Maid Brand, the kind you know is good, Mail coupon for free book of tested Sun- Maid recipes, Sun-Maid Raisins The Supreme a ~— Sy 2 CUT THIS OUT AND SEND IT Bread Raisin =| iam Raisins for wot m o 5. Try making French toast with raisin bread. We have arranged with master bakers in nearly every town and city to make real, aid Raisin Growers, Fresno, California. Please send me copy of your free book, grandfather, ‘Recipes with Raisins.” 100 MILES AN HOUR! Sun-Mald Raisins are grown and packed in California by Sun-Maid Raisin Growers, 4 co-operative organization comprising 14,000 grower members. April 20.—Sadi Lecolnte, P Ea mee TATE... | Entering a| his ambition to fly $00 miles an hour, | |e Durham Duplex Priceless Razor Sale The Durham Duplex Blade te the HE Man's blade. Prove it voursel/ at your own price. Drop @ cols in the bow provided at Bar- tells and take @ Durham Duplex Razor, with pkg. Durham Duplex Blades Special Friday and Saturday 390 BARTELL DRUG STORES “A Reputation for Reliability”’ First and Pike Second and Pike 610 Second Avenue Sixth and Pine 1908 Boren Avenue Ballard and 22nd N. W. one blade Second and Union Fifth and Pike First and Yesler Way Many Good Things for Friday and Saturday Nifty New The Ally of Every Sport KODAK Shoppers White Rock Mineral BATHING CAPS No matter what trend your out- ing may take, whether it be fish- ing, hunting, motoring, boating— Made to sell regu- larly in saa) | Shops for $30 and $35. On special Saturday for Water, qts. Sloan's Liniment, archaeologists are hailing the Mex!- can ruins as even greater than those in EBxypt and that important din F | coveries are expected that will show jan interesting Neht on the carly By |bistory of the western hemisphere. ; “We are expecting tore tourists }than ever this summer, even more \than In the days prior to the revo- lution.” J. B. Rowland, industrial agent of the National Raflway lines 2 . . . formed the United Preas, _ This special consignment of suits repre- eubcclll ckiso. arb totes sents the very latest thought in this season’s | best styles. The fabrics are guaranteed all | pure virgin wool, in a wide range of popular ‘weaves and patterns. make your Kodak an ally. $6.50 to $100.00 $2.00 to $17.00 in Slaying Not Usual Triangle, but Quadrangle for tired feet...2 Doan's Kidney Pills. .438¢ 4 ‘ = ar Beecham’s Pills ....17% Penslar Comp. Syrup of Hypophosphites, $1.00 stte.....00. Rubbing Alcohol, pint bottle Palmolive Soap, four bars,... 5c Mulsified Cocoanut Oil Shampoo 34 Hind’s Honey and Almond (Cream, 50¢ size Lee’s Absorbent Cotton, 1-Ih. roll 49¢ Forhan's Tooth Paste, 55c size. .i and color schemes to choose Lucor Face Powder, 50c size.... from— America Alarm Clock, regular 25e, Be, ABe, Bec, CBe, Miller Bathing Felt each ‘ Stoll's Kar Stoppies, per pair UAUEDGUUAUUAGUEUASUEUGUUOUGYEUEGUUUGGEUANERGOUUAGEUGAUAASEAUAAU AAT “Special rates are being prepared and side trips are being planned, | Every comfort is being prepared for the traveler. “There is no reason for the Amer- fean tourist to go to Europe or the | Far East, as there is nothing there | that can compare to Mexioo, which is right at the backdoor of the United States.” Bring your films to Bartell's to be devel- oped and printed, Chie new Caps for early Spring wear at the indoor pools, and for the appreach- ing season at the beaches. Many charming new vogues Roll Films developed, roll. Film Packs developed, pack .10¢ -15¢ Films left defore noon ready at 5 p. m3 left after noon ready next day at 12, Better see these tomorrow, men! “You don’t often get a chance to buy ‘a well-tailored, smartly styled, all- | wool suit, with two pairs of pants, for $25.00. Write the modern way, AM the dest Fountain Pens and Automatic Pencils fea- tured at Bartell Kodak Departments. Matinees, 2:30 Nights, 7 and » THESUPERMENTALMARVEL DAINTY SWEETS At Special Prices For Friday and Saturday After Dinner Mints, Peppermint and Wintergreen, 1b....80¢ . = Milk Almond Brittle, pound ............80¢ Walnut Taffy, 1b....80¢ Golden Peanut Brittle, handy 1-10, waxed carton, fine to pack in the picnic lunch 20¢ End o' the Week Choco- lates, 1-10. dow Two Pairs Pants with Every Suit in Entire Stock Antiseptic” The large size, our reg. price 79¢, Friday and Satur- “THEMAN WHO KNOWS" ocheste CLOTHES SHOP 1012 SECOND AVE. _ STARVES FOR CHARITY BRIGHTON, Eng., April 20.—Dis- of the body of Miss Mary immer, $4-year-old recluse, here re- d the story of how she starved erself to spend all her money help- others. All her income went to Jung's Elastic Arch Supports, $1.00 Fairyfoot Bunion Plasters.... $1.00, $1.50 Pairyfoot Powder ...sceesss+ 25¢ Fairyfoot Soft Corn Remedy 35¢ Fairyfoot Callous Remedy. ..35¢ in @ public nursery here are being and Company guarded carefully for fear they will poison anyone approaching them. | The babi re the offspring of a ra tlesnake ati the nursery is a ca, in the zoo. LONDON, April 20.—Thirty babies Pantagescope Phil Ln Toska ; “The Re-thus ad to Beauty” Ec Adminsion: Matinee Scholl's Zino Pads, for corns, bunions and callouses.....85¢ +1 25¢ -30¢ .25¢ -25¢ .25¢ .833¢ Myna Pioch (above) and Mrs. Annabelle Mcizinnis (be- - = low). New Service Through STANDARD ~ SLEEPER Is Now Operated by the Sixteen Colors for Straw Hats Roncilla Beautifier 6.6.6 -.. 06 $1.00, $1.50, 82.25 Banoilla Cold Cream, j Boncila Van, Cream j Boncilla Ideal Bet... Septol Corn Remover. Make last year’s Straw Hat look like 4 new by giving “ e3 ‘ ] {ta AND Obl, / Boncilla Pack o' Beauty, 500— a a bad It’s. easy. with = | _ special FAday-Baturday 894 | . a ‘oot Base Colorite. pot Freezone A, D. 8: Foot Soap... Blue Jay Corn Plaster CHICAGO, April 20/—On the shoot: ing of a city here polie leve they see the climax of the most unusval love plot with which they have ever dealt—not 4 triangle but a quadrangle! Michael McGinnis, the fireman, is dead from a revolver shot, Annabelle McGinnis, his widow, and Miss Myna| Pioch, her sister, are being held UNION PACIFIC SYSTEM —y Union Pacific Visit Denver on Your Trip East System SEATTLE to DENVER, COLO. PORTLAND and the COLUMBIA RIVER ROUTE Leaves SEATTLE 11:15 P M. (Sleeper Open for Occupancy at 9:30 p. m. From Oregon-Washington Station, Fourth Ave and Jackson St. This Affords Excellent Connection to KANSAS CITY, ST. LOUIS, OMAHA, CHICAGO and All Points Kast H. A. LAWRENCE, G, A, P. D. City Ticket Oftice 1405 Fourth Ave, W. H. OLIN, A, G. F. & PB. A. Oregon Washington Station Fourth Ave. and Jackson St, WAPOLTON | Wayne |Ginnis testified the shot that killed without bail booked on a charge of murder, And two youths, Francis Nee and Charles Schade, both 19, are held in $10,000 bail as accessories, At the coroner's Inquest Mrs, Mo- her hushand was fired in self-defense when he sought to attack her, Asa result of this testimony, both women were releawed after the inquest. When police questioned the youths, were ‘| Mre. MeGionis || strength of the statements, With these ments and other evidence, police will attempt to prove nd Miss Pi ow McGinnis in order that the two en, untroubled, might enjoy the love of the two youths—-Misa Pigeh that) of Nee and Mrs, McGinnis that of] Schade, | UU UL DD UVUNUUUOUULAUTULEEAUA =| a Preserve Eggs Now UU TAR This marvelous new way m Be stops falling hair and is guaranteed to grow new hair, We sign the tee. You money bac! Notice the flexible rubber Havaey 34 cap on each bottle. You rub the bottle over your head and the hollow nipples feed hair- growing medicine into the scalp ie without wetting your hair. ne minute a day in your own I home will secure you an abundance VosGal. of new hair, and the gloss and Taster 2 that come with perfect health, 1) It i Wing i ll li Gallon Buy Van Ess today and Van Kes il your hair tonight. $1.50. Now, while eggs are plenti- ful and low priced, is the time to preserve them for next Winter. Water Glass is the best method and it is easy to use, Loo, Terra-Derma-Lax jaran~ | t hair, or SEER KROL as eresiny (| ted ae | Septol Egg Pre- server is pure water- white water glass. Pint .. Quart The Wonderful English uar Beauty Clay, jar. $1.00 MDUUIUAUDAHUNLNUAUAUAUAUAUAGGSONOEUAUAUEGUOUOAOAEE UA

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