The Seattle Star Newspaper, April 27, 1923, Page 14

14 Air King, Has Retired Now Living Quietly in Summer Capital of Brazil Wh avi n 1 on, nN 3 f J € \ s i ‘ ity on tent with} around the Pifte tower U tit instrur t at “at ls typlea See Us bry , a oe e ha hillside, sore © . r fed ith ay afore B en es mea sees, es oe ore uying ge of feathery bamb ning foot. at-a-time Every Tire Guaranteed © practically stopped t only wit xht foot ALL STANDARD MAKES ents | was making in France Ev ody ought enter a r the war Of course I keep}! une wit hie right foot first,” says FABRIC CASINGS in touch with the developments of | Ba Dumont 30x38 +8 6.50 Bi nying, put Pve no ttle desire to| we this end, hin stairways 80x814. A 7.00 take an active part in the game | ar 1 atepa, the Ox 315 | again first ¢ the last 32x32. - nen I had my day and now I’m aet-|for the same, so the climber must Six4 .... + 10.06 tled down in the hills here, among | swing his right leg first into the| 32x4 11.50 Bo iny triends, uving the simple life, e 83x4 10.50 AGAINST @ interior is a single. high S4x4 12.00 9) GLipine linged room, ks oversize . oN | The veteran atrman has jittle| cabin, with a baloony at nd S2x4 Spar }«ympathy for the gliding contesta| Which serves as the aviator's bed a) |now so popular in Europe. Gliding. |Chamber, dressing room, study and 13.50 Bi) ie dectares, will be of little value to| retreat 15.00 development of the airplane, except} EDNA MAY 14.00 9) 4 & test for more efficient bodies, | IN HER PRIME i - eee | The sea-cabin effect is increased by 15.00 te ag br nan telasce sat Sroryouers B ot iver: in hin first’ machin: 15.00 FIPANTS wii, f mite! wooee: ecores 16.00 > ach wearing a time, oft her prime an ¢ CORD CASINGS Highest Grade, Standard Heavy Truck Type Steadier Nerve 84x416 SS......$30.00 ‘S4x5° SS. 32.50 36x6 SS. 37.50 Rebuilt and Retreaded Cord Tires Guaranteed 4,000 Mites All Non-Skid $ 8.00 10.00 10.50 11.00 1,000 Pairs das 90.09 Serges, Tweeds, Cashmeres— to match Suits worth to $50, Pants to match $9.95 Suits up to $75. Also Sport “Knickers” for the Golfer THE PANTS STORE CO. ‘704 First Ave. near Cherry St. 14.50 15.00 15.00 USED CORD AND FABRIC CASINGS All Inspected by Us and Guaranteed Cord Fabric -- 5.00 3.50 = ao £9341) Money to Loan ae ped ane IN SUMS FROM 130 8.50 $300 to $300,000 Mrs. Avilda Robinson 7.50 6.50 ON TOWN Busines MODESTO, Cal, April 27.—Mon, an long as wives threaten you only |with the traditional rolling pin, you ean go on reading the sports page in comparative safety, But if she picks up a rifle, shot- gun or pistol— Then you'd beat remember that }you have a pressing business en- gagement elsewhere Don't Jaugh at her and tell her she couldn't hit the broad side of # | barn, | Because women are the world’s coming marksmen. They're going |to shoot better than men. “Because they have stendier nerves,” says Mrs, Avilda Robinson, woman dead-shot here. “As a rule, they don’t smoke, you nee." | Mrs. Robinson, a member of the | Modesto Rifle club, recently acored 108 ont of a ponstble 126 here, de- pedis ea ica nan taanle abled PROPERTIES No Commission No Bonus No “Renewal Charges” Liberal Repayment Privileges LOWEST RATES Washington Mutual Savings Bank 1101 Second Avenue Raymond RB. Frazier President 8.00 Shipped C. 0. D Withgut Deposit Where Pike St. Crosses Boren Ave. Twke Daily Moor THEATRE Santos Dumont, Former |CLUB PLANNING This Girl Braves Jungles | MAY DAY FETE Powder Puff Her W eapon Women Will Be Guests of 4 | first vice president 10. ¥. Hohman. mbers of the executive board are Mra. E. D. | Behrieber, first ward; Mra. R. M Dyer, second ward; Mra. J. R. Bich |ler, third ward; Miss Mary Thomas, | | fourth ward; Mra, W Potts, fifth |ward; Mrs, Esther " nixth ward; Mra. Frances C. enth ward; Mra. Minnie EB. Wood Shields, 10th ward; Miss Margaret MeConne th wa 2 Moses, 12th ward A. 3. ¥ 18th ward; Mra e Smith, th ward; Mrs. We b we ar | Dream About Clock cree nist. THE SEATTLE STAR Mrs. Emma DeVoe The Wome King County Reput f Tacoma. Member the rmanization from Hoquiar ' " her 4 ° AVallable at t howe wishing to ewervations with th lent, Mrs, Ellis DeBruler, Cupitol De welected President, Mrw. Hilts Mra, Wh DeBruler Miss Susan | une, elghth Mra, Fran Mra. EL OB! ward ley, ninth ward Mra. Ci orking in the intere oupA, ot shoot big game, take your gt er, sling your co His named ts Harold. The u oft | | | | | { Wh | MORE THAN $700,000 IN ASSETS APPROVED BY THE State Insurance Com- missioner Stand Behind the Policies of Title Insurance Issued by This Modern, Upto Date Title Insurance Com- pany Of this sum, $150,000 in government bond's and first mortgages. on itn- proved real entate is al- ways kept on depoait with the atate treasurer as a permanent guaranty fund, Why be content with an’ opinion on your title when we tasue an absolute guaranty, protecting you against forgery or other fatal defects of title, and also againat coat of ti gar tion if title is attacked WASHINGTON TITLE INSURANCE CHARLES IRWIN ‘The Modern Comedian Dr. Richmond Burgo The sub-normal child expert. Don’t forget the free clinic every Saturday morn- ing from 10 to 1. We are establishing a special day classroom and will handle aboug 50 chil- dren a day from 1:00 to 3:00. 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LOOK! Meat has taken a big drop! Leg of Lamb Bacon. . Fresh killed Chicken. ....... Picnics, Sausage, Roast Veal SOxB1g.........8 9.00 by the Brazilian Colony MILK, any kind, 4 cans 89¢ 7 bars White Soap.,...25¢ “t PERS i] b} J Medal or Rex Flour, 494b, sack $2.10 Beet mae in the midst of this Santos. | | Mrs. Martin Johnson and the way she looked in Africa, Pa pte arene ee Ms na gale ged Merwe dressed in knee-revealing “shorts,” and enjoying a ride on a Anderson Grocery Co. rem nd ri J the a _ —— 18.00 te Dapoene eet felt | YORK, Aprit 2 con-| texture of the akin and Incidentally Lipo UP bed Recreate Paadacnd (AR i a a vee ree eye cup. together with a notu-/ 20 Bootleggers Die |Boycott on Sugar Is 19.00 |""chapeo de Santos: Dumont Object Is to Preserve All Talis Pike egal yg! Noreen 7) Facton Battl Started ‘at Sucle 23.00 American Liberti now Min Ma mn. invaluable for clearing the vieoo cna]. i Faction Battles r pokane merican es the est ! ae ° ogg san : 23.50 W A of ta web extrade rr) ik one to distinguish a herd of} NEW YORK, Apri Gs SPOKANE, April 27.—Housewives 24.00 omen re CHICAGO, April 27.—-Organtzation back to give the natives «| *lephants at a dixtance. fare of ers|of this district are to be asked to 24.75 } of the "Minute Men of the Constf taste of Fifth ave. Along ALWAYS CARRY 1 rum-runners has cost at least 20 join a boyeott on sugar, or a “use 25.00 j Best Shots tution," to preserve American liter [with the canned salmon and the) A POWDER PUFF lives to date, according to police esti-|less sugar” campaign, as the re 28.50 |ties, was announced here today cu wder wh every pweli-ore And no matter where you mo. al diate: ° Kinesis eas will to be|sult of @ resolution’ adopted by the -eea.. 30.00 Fai g re: P uae ; Pag eid ene ve ta Age ee victims are several men who recently |Spokane Women's Democratic club. 87x5 SS...... 31.50 jfaly Hex OSSESSES | fimappeared and are thought te ve|This a mn was urged because of ined even In the m "| neon drowned by rival hootleggers on |the recent boosts in the price of the New Jerney coast sugar : tea Gelane pan dentally, of course, Mra. John- 5 maven Leena = an al id wtate sand bath ealte to stock | son and her powder puff are ca: i J mations! and: state | dere, r Wivion of the Pollen, | 20 804 her powder puff arccarryint | quays Dinner Date Means conv > obtain these planks: | the cu ‘0 iatiedl Sits tha erctohe P don Aha 1 * a new respect for the| MUST BE CAREFUL Py Soacllt romotion ea | Americans who per ide and Prejudice” {United States constitution OF COMPLEXION a 5 a “Pri “Ohi, Jin! -Weate acitek ara anin, encies caus| “For what shall Wo ve ten years hence w h, J r ‘ Z om oe sure ar cmap gr t a gdigr athabes Joubtlens find the native belles done| Every woman who has read the! the Burnses for dinner a week from 3. Recognizing the right of col-| ne up to thetr eyes tn mud pack» and| old novel knows of the woes that Te Iwn‘t that exciting? 1 ; : * =| just know th onside , and political righta ere pia ay while they take their! rule It's an old story CVEE DEW: want a: chance to look both, i ie 4. Upholding the right of a etti ibala, | Cally dose: Es : | Sioa. nen, to cease work or work without t by ele-| Koay a Rae al rig 9 sha bee Boe dasay es now pene MSNy\ “Holy smoke, Connie! 1 guems | inter * nts and who in still as feminine ¥ atid age vs ang) Women from using the pure, , \ : peer : = from Africa—earrings and jazz and you're right. I thought the boss . oe Bi ee say ae Sein lato the sedth: Seas with | Mobs. 3 for due are going to ase that | Healthful Spread for Beead— . | was noticing my work’e Witte same government and beyond (hat to any | swn into the Bouth § } toy there Mise “af fofick e civil and induatrint organizn husband 14 years ago. | the debt's repaid. an That's great. We'll hav | Ge to impress them with the fact that we're dern nice folks,” “I hope that won't be too difficult. But, my dear, what will we wear?” But Not Husband ' ‘Just like a woman! I suppose other and listen to tho) tre. Erna Brown, well known you'll have to have a swell new Unlucky to Woman tetiowine tins trom’ Mra. Johneon: | gonttte seston aawnin, wll, KBO*® | Made from the snow-white fat drees, and they'll think were living LONDON, April 21-—Elizabet| Water tx scarce in Africa, no stock | ly jeft a job at $100 a week manag. | Of the cocoanut. Nucoa is 41 igh,” Ellen Hope, wife of the manager of|up with plenty of cold cream. [ine & Sosttle fish firm, fied suit in | productwhich adds quality tothe “Now, that isn't nice of you at &@ paper mill, dreamed the clock wan| eparing for an encounter} superior court Thigeday for a di-| table, yet costs just half as much|*!!. But I have nothing decent at stopped. Mra. Hope. oul = aale apply cold cream liber. ree from Allan Br » whom It j all, and I must get a simple little grasped her husband's arm a i chin dell-jahe married December 5 Mra. bas the silk dress.” asked, “What time ts it, Kelsey?’ int lightly |Brown, formerly Ee-| And here Pride enters too. Many “That's all right. We can man- Hubby sued for divorce and got a de- | wi jwere, charges extreme cruelty. | age it, L guess. I suppose you'd say Brown wae also orders’ by Judge | DOUSekeepers who have to study you were badly dressed and uncom- W. Bi y | economy and who do not know {or and that would spoil the $10, that their richer neighbors are us- whole evening, if you had to wear vortly after the | ing Nucoa, are too proud to buy something old” wedding to enter the garage bust any but the most expensive “You surely are right. I'm a lot j nic pe k v I's y lporeadi er person if I know I'm property |dressed for the affair at hand, and, N. B, Setaside Pride and jor nker to show ¢ | anyway, dear, I'll buy it at Cher- y's, where we won't have to pay Buy a pownd of Nucoa—it "Y™ ad oe: Ships, Escapes | ome in a protecting Try it. 11 the money at once. We'll open P: , P | Then if ‘re not proud to say tha ®" Sccount and pay so much each H PALERNO, April A Wornss | gus toeg OG, ruturn tt te pone grocer, He month,” belloved to be a communist agent. | itt refund your money extchout They are at 1015 Second ave. in j Was arrested here after she vcuttled | iudice of quibble. jthe Rialto building, just over the two ahips, but escaped while being | |Pig’n Whistle. Take elevator.—Ag- taken to jail. vertivement, Make the Foundation Solid A modern business is like a modern building—it must be securely anchored to the earth. Builders go to bedrock and make founda- tions of durable concrete, Perhaps you are at present engaged in building the foundation for your future career, The habit of thrift should be one of the cornerstones of your foundation. This bank welcomes an opportunity to counsel with and assist young business men in every way possible,