The Seattle Star Newspaper, April 27, 1923, Page 7

APRIT | _ Frieda’s Follies | Have You Ever Met Freida? She Writes Quite Cleverly canny Seattle hl ‘ wv in Seatti unday You Can Try It If You Wish | FPRIDAS POLLIES ¥ OFFER PRIZE s “t = POR BEST ONE c f ub at Th « t . : 1 t } “ig sven somethins of] Name Tyee Editor ’ ee: 4 se iS | at Class Banquet |» nine er } At a bnaquet given by journal ; PERE WE HAVE t ¢ Washing eye NE SKETCH | | nual 5 ation. Milas Harrison suc: |+y, Wait — ATHENS, A NocDougal./outhwick Annual ah ae New Dresses 39.00 HIS is really a gift sale of Dresses, ued at $122,050,000 WASHINGT® ON, Apr because this price would amaze their makers. We know of no time when there was more value per dollar than now. These Dresses are worth from 50 to 125 each. each. 23 legal entadtte The ceasun ah | manufacture Women who expected to pay consider- ably more for | manufacta: $31,454, Jand malt tau aa ate Wace AND mow ewher | ALSO BOOSTER | Woman Official Will Tell World About Seaside this group. —Beautiful | Crepes, Sat- ins, Geor- | gettes, Laces i and Chiffons —D eli ghtfully trimmed with Beads, _ Self Flowers, Em- broidery, Rib- bons, Braids - and Tucks —Every beauti- ful color, tint and shade Every combi- nation which fashion fav- ou | Mrs. R. E. Barrett ors. hiss Remains, topum, Eee ae i 2: e ” PORTLAND, Ore. A. 21.—A —Sizes 14 to 44; cmrroiaerea in vets vik {woman has come out to ell a cit and gold beads. G extra sizes, 38} to 52}. nis Mrs, R. EB. Barrett , Ore., and the city—War. zen miles away on ! 2 Well | Mra. Barrett has been appointed \eity manager of Warrenton—the first United cho woman city manager in the States. The elty | her from a list me d the diverting wheat thru the Colum | way | sent East Mrs. Barrett add edd |farmers’ meetings, canvassed Mon |tana wheat lands and inc nape roads to lower their freight rates so ithat the now thousands of bushels {are sent to the Columbia's mouth yearly | Berides betng influenced by thin achievement of Mra, Barrett's, Warrenton commission also ered the good work done by Its woman mayor, Misa Clara ©, Munson |Bhe voided the argument againat women in politics, or as civic leaders, Now this city of 2,000 ix waiting for | further development under Mrs. Har {rett. And she's ‘confident she can do it, “1 am sure Warrenton has a splendid future," she says, “You river ga Flot Crepe, navy, em- broidered in high shades. Novel Print, canary colored pipings and bandinga yy) On Sale—Second Floor Now, if J can sell Warrenton to the —iy, won't that be fine? Sure fly we can gain for the little city th |reputation of being a hice, lappy | place where everyone gets along and | where all the people like | PORTLAND DOES | PIANIST HONOR ‘Marble C ‘hamp Playoff ‘ Big Time Is Hl: inned With Bicycle Races and —I) MANUFACTURED Malt Liquors in 1921 Val- |: “HIG CELEBRATION IS BEING PLANNED Formerly the wheat had been | know, salesmanship i* my forte,| euch other.” | rHut ATT LE TAR IN HORSEWHIPPING CASE \ A 1). 't P Stamm Bi ¥eD, Ly nwo tr was taker seek 2 Unions Men: Ss Mrs. Fred ey. 8. Vee Velen as OUK CLOTHING STOCK New Yc 1 . $i. 15 r h wh h h Neckwear Ath Mitke Will Be Held on May 5 Dress Shirts Shirts, #! . $1.35 He & Ww, Other Fgatures at Woodland Park WANDA VON KETTLER ? ‘ init Broadcloth Shirts te 4 WILL PLAY ON BASEBALL PTELD y Stetson Hats NO CHANCE OF ~ SUPERIOR RACE =: Scientists Say Man Drouth) .,, Will Have No Effect ass Up Bargain Event FIRE SALE Of the Entire cea »-|Had a Sweet Trip From Spain to U. S.|: loas ted by th remaining tc This Great Bros.’ Grade Stock Suits Athletic Unions Athietle Union Fancy Silk Fiber Socks Brown, binek and xtures of brown nnd 49¢ areen id he had extsted mainly since he wandered aboard ke he hid. When in= he was in america his only as: abiiity. of | Fem select better| “ oro Colompo bump into a just like me.” “To Make a Perfect Blue’ That was the greatest ambition of precarious horsehair chairs and sofas. i is delicious proof that we have succeeded. Gold Medalis revolutionizing the housekeeping world by supplying the luxury of a salad dressing that is always perfect, to replace the precarious un- certainty of a mayonnaise made at home. New-laid eggs, the finest of oils, the most palate- delighting of seasonings, mixed according to a famous recipe, never before available to the public, makes Gold Medal supreme. Try it today. 1213 Western Avenue Seattle, Washington | William Morris; artist, writer and designer, who revolutionized the housekeeping world by giving to it the Morris Chair to replace To make a perfect Mayonnaise was our greatest =e and Our delivery wagons cover the city “like the dew”—so Gold Medal is always fresh at your grocers. A. Magnano Co., Distributor Asparagus Salad For each service use four canned asparagus tips, slipped through a beet ring (made by cutting centre from a slice of cooked beet). Serve on crisp lettuce with golden Gold Medal Mayonnaise.