The Seattle Star Newspaper, May 11, 1923, Page 4

PAGE We have just bought a ful stripes. We got them and we are going to use t ness, TOMERS, That’s the w ness, Will Celebrate in Honor of Fathers CHICAGO, May 11—Chicago this year is celebrating the 260th anni. Versary of the visit of Louis Joljet | and Father Marquette, noted French | explorers, to what ts now the site of| the city. 3 The anniversary observance will culminate on August 15, when statues of thé two famous adven- turers and on’ of thé Thdian Chief Chicagou will be unvelled on the grounds of Harrison Technical high school. A historical collection of relics of serges, bankers’ grays and fancy worsteds in beauti- Biue Serge,Bankers’Gray Fancy Striped Worsteds SUITS Made to Order (2! Special for Saturday Only One day only. Every suit sold from this special line must BRING US BACK TWO REGULAR CUS- ONE OF THE LARGEST AND FINEST STOCKS IN THE WEST TO SELECT FROM Be sure to find. the right store—Corner Seneca Street, Opposite New Telephone Building A F ortunate Buy Plan to Cr a sample line of fine blue n away under the market, hem to advertise our busi- ‘ay we advertise our busi- Fourteen Persons Bitten by Cattle PARIS, May 11—Fourteen persons!threatening {ts newly won laurels, | bitten by cattle which had been at-|along comes a woman, a princess | oked by a mad dog at Bolavet treatment. the party has been arranged by the Chicago historical society. Many documents in the handwriting of Father Marquette and Jollet are in cluded in the exhibit. ifany prople make a living by teaching parrots to talk, To be charming and attractive you must have beautiful hair. Beautiful hair is not a matter of luck, it is simply a matter of care, You can have beautiful hair if you shampoo it properly. Proper shampooing is what brings out all the real life and lustre, the natural wave and color, and makes -it soft, fresh and luxuriant, Your hair simply needs frequent and regular washing to keep it beautiful, but it cannot stand the harsh. effect of ordinary soap. The free alkali, in ordinary soap, soon dries the scalp, makes the hair brit- tle and ruins it, This is why mil- lions of women, everywhere, use Mulsified Cocoanut Oil Shampoo, This clear, pure, and entirely greaseless product cannot possibly injure, and does not dry the scalp or make the hair brittle, no matter Mulsifi ARO. U8, HAT OFF, ve Beautiful Hair Cocoanut Oil SR how often you use it. Two or three teaspoonfuls of Mulsified will cleanse the hair and scalp thor- oughly. Simply moisten the hair with water and rub it in, It makes ‘an abumdance of rich, creamy lather, which rinses out easily, removing every particle of dust, dirt, dandruff and excess oil. The hair drics quickly and evenly, and has the ap- pearance of being much thicker and heavier than it really is. It leaves the scalp soft and the hair fine and silky, bright, fresh-look- ing and fluffy, wavy, and easy to manage, You can get Mulsified Cocoanut Oil Shampoo at any drug store. It is inexpensive pes: a eee ounce bottle lasts for months, German Pl Albrecht, their son, BY BOB DORMAN NEW YORK, May 11 sorship prevented this story from be out while I ati in German cen was tng Germany Thad luncheon with a famous gen eral of the German ar at his home, and on condition that his name | be wit | heretofore unpublished. Thin general, occupying a power | the world | tions for G Overthrow can governme! claims arg # Establishme; these predic future: of a German em pire with a Wittelsbach instead of a Hohenzollern as ex Crowning ext of Ex | The former general received me in the garden of his vil He spoke hesitatingly, in English. His tall fix jure was clothed in a gray civilian | suit |} “Offictally,’* he said, “I do not sive interviews,’* | 1 asked him about monarchial plans of the nationalist party, | “Yes,” he said, “Germany wil! te |& monarchy again—soon. An over. Prince Rupprecht of Bavaria and his wife. THE own New Kaiser | Inset: Prince arranging and nigning such « | settlement as the allies car | force them to sign, will demned and h nd will be con: sted by all Germany. | “Let the républicans now In pow | the rising of an neld he gave me an interviewer in Berlin perform this nasty job. That will be our opportunity, ¢ we—and a mon.| ful and commanding position during | archy~will be swept into the sad | | dio."* | KUPPRECHT OF BAVARIA ) FOR KAISER elm. ihelm, 1 e is no den aive at the time o' many's hour of need. jot the Hobe | acceptable. “Rapprecht jcholce of the majority. [the former crown prince, |rightful king of Bavaria | him, he said, them fe the revolution, in Ger. No member wllern family will be of Bavaria @ general about former decisive ts im | whelming majority of the German | eldest son, young Prince Albrecht |peoplo want a kalser, not @ presi. dent. | MONARCHISTS WAITING | REPARATIONS SETTLEMENT | “Leaders of the nationalist party know that they con seize the reins of government now with little or no “We believe we can kaiser, | the Ge It w | rene | Germa nan forever re y fre the north reconcile the [north of Germany to o Bavarian) Such a solution would unite | people as never before der hopeless the aim to reparate the south of | Princ ess Scorns 1 dea of 34-I nch Waistline \“Be a Woman and Keep the Men Guessing,” Is Her Advice to Girls BY MARIAN HALE NEW YORK, May 11-—Now that [the flapper 34 haa replaced the per- fect 36 only to find the subdeb 32 | | | forsooth, and warns American ave been brought here for rables|women they are all on the wrong! |track. Princess Athena Ptoredis, who |nays she's a descendant of. Cleo. |patra, views us with consternation. Born in Egypt, she was trained in |the ways of Oriental wisdom and feminine charm, She has just re- turned to America after visit+to |her native country. iat has made the broomstick the model for ttre modern American |woman's figure?’ she asks. “No artist ever found his inspiration in auch a woman. Every famous plece of sculpture shows a woman who |i9 @ woman—who looks ax ff she [might be the mother of strong, [healthy children. “Does the thin woman of today, ves herself to death and wea'ries ernelf with exercises, think she is attractive to men?” BE. A WOMAN, SAYS PRINCESS ‘The princess believes she is not. ‘To charm a man one muat not sug- |gest an adolescent youth or an im- mature school girl, but a woman, she maintains, “Then,” the Egyptian oracle con- tinues, “she must make herself mys- terious. The American woman takes no trouble to do that. She throws all her cards on the table at once and has nothing up her sleeve with which to bring in the final tricks. “She must keep a man worrying and fearful lest he will lose her, or incur his displeasure, She fnust never give him the feeling that he understands her, but must make hin desire that above al) things. “She must Take him feet she ts unattainable, no matter lov anxious she js to try a new name on her visiting cards, No man wants what he thinks he can have. “She must make him suffer fre- quently, Then she is able to make the joy she affords more effective because of the contrast.” Tho tho princess believes women fre mentally superior to men, she says no, Knowing woman will ever give @ man any intimation of the cerebration of which she ts capable, “And never wound @ man's pet vanity,” she advises, “It takes too long to heal the laceration.” One bit of consolation she readily grants us, “The American woman hag learn. ‘ad to Keep Ker youth better than any woman In the world, When she recaptures the charm she haw loxt in her mad dash for independence hd will b6 the greatest wonde the modern wortd,” ih Palade with no figure and no carriage, who | | LONDON, May moth Alexandra. filled with milk sweetmeats, and Clinic me to the elinie, onstrate these treatments ork eat Princess Athena Pieredis Queen’s Clock Thief Followed to Holland 11.—The police| have traced to Holland a well-dressed thief who stole a clock given to the, Edith Cavell Nurses’ home by Queen- At @ marriage ceremony in India the bride stands on o large plate rose-colored We are opening this olinic for the treatment of those Inflammatory dis. os that Moorite Mineral will cure. and wo will dem. to you ree. Hi | Crystal Pool, 2019 2d Ave, On} ng the! Rupprecht, | now Failing the next choice would be his SEATTLE Be Maye he announced ¥ le he tn a heavy stockholder | *#!4 that ew company, he ¢ con: | his interes nected with it as @ director or officer | tHvitie and at present ts not pushing the de. | tention th velopment of his private claims, ow. |‘ Pron ing to the many other duties that engage his attention There In addition to being Seattle's may-' foundiond ; | | [ fo ane of the wedding, from the announcement of the engagement until tho happy couple steps on the (ral It will be nent free with postag Simply tilt out plainly an: stamps and mal} to our ¥ STAR ot Is Discovered MAYOR NOW IS Used to Sell Stock ube r Edwin J, Byown has ex.| “DAY k ine THE BRIDE’S BOOKLET Are your wedding bells to ring in June? bridegroom, bride-to-be, a bridesmaid, best man, father, mothe 4 matron cr mai: Prospective guest at a wedding this spring, you #6 printed bulletin our Washington bureau RYTHING about the wedding. Thisbr wer every question about the prepa or bout, to any asbington bureau. Man and Wife Take f Death “Holiday” o OIL-WELL BUG Denies He Allows Name to |‘ carefully the coupon below, inclose loose AKE CITY, t itt bie tof 15x33 Inches ........ 60¢ ¥ @ be used 15x45 inches 70e ; ; Bo: ; ‘ lakes in Tyee Brand Regular $3.60 Vielders’ long, ; ¥ Salmon Eggs palm leather line $1 67 , Special 29¢ Can BOYS BASER: / Luckie Telescope If you're a J ne bride. ister or brother id of honor, or merely a want the eight compiled, telling booklet is intended onduct ide’ rations for and viett on the benévibeoen reader who anks for it ston Bureau, The Seattle Siar, w York Ave., Washington, D. C. I wish a copy of “The Bride's Booklet,” and inclose he with four cents in stampa for same, Name.... Bireet Nd NO... .,ssesseceseeerersseesseeeseeses Chy THESE LOWERED PRICES Today and Saturday IN THE OWL DRUG STORES A group of timely specials that will appeal to the careful buyer. Check the list carefully, remembering that the prices are for Friday and Saturday only: 25c Mavis Talcum .. . 53c Sal Hepatica 25c Merck’s Zinc Stearate eae 45c Owl Borated Bay Rum, pint 89c Nujol (20 oz.) 95c Mulsified Cocoanut Oil 35c Palmolive Shaving 15c French-Italian Cas 10c Jergen’s Bath Tablets .... . "s#7,""3 for 19¢ 50c Rim Tooth Paste 15c Princess Linen-Finish Writ- ing Tablets 29c Orange Blossom Talcum (extra large tin) 59c 24 corre: envelopes Fairy Spun Box Stationery 24 sheets of paper, spondence cards, 48 Fine quality lnen-finish writing paper, In pink or blue tints. Sells regularly In the "Owl" stores at $1.00. Special price Fri- day and Saturday ., 59c Half-Month: Speci: May 1st to 15th 50c Rexall Liver Salts 39c An agreeable effervescent Inx- ative and diuretic, specially pre- bared for the relief of stomach, liver and Intestinal disorders. 50¢ Harmony Shampoo 33c Thoroughly cleanses the scalp and leaves the hair wort and flu(fy. 50c Harmony Lemon and Cocoa Butter Cream 39¢ For beautifying and whitening tho compléxion. Makes the skin soft and velvety, 89c Puretest Aspirin 49¢ 100 five-grain tablets of pure as- pirin, Por relief of pain, Used gen- erally for colda and grippe, nes ralgia, headache, ete Special demonstrations. Ceececoccsccccccccscecoce TUES First and Third and Pike a Pike Elliott 6335 e e e National The public is invited to inspect the Seattle hos- pitals Saturday afternoon, May 12th, 2 to 6. Friday and (urday « Friday and Saturday « +m 7c seas Ave ses Ore .. 67c eee .. 67c Cream. . ‘Siteyait’.... 27< tile Soap "sii17.2""2 for 19 kaye, ‘kno Fi s Pr das and Saturday. Cleans atraw. eee KY Friday and Sater Powder Friday Satui fo... 19¢ Time to “Put Up” Eggs Use Siliso Eges are now selling at a iow price. The time is ripe to consider putting away a supply for Winter use. Siliso ts a high-grade water glass or silicate of soda, A pint is sufficient for 25e pint size .. 400 quart size . 65c half-gallon size 90c gallon size ... our fea nd Saturday 19¢ nd Saturday 30¢ nd Saturday 49¢ + Friday and Saturday 69¢ “Owl” Household Drugs ‘The utmost in quality and potency, in airtight, sanitary contain 2e Castor Oil +Friday and Saturday 17¢ 25e Glycerine ...... y and Saturday 17¢ 25e Ol Eucalypius. ‘riday and Saturday 17¢ 5c Camphorated Oil .....¥riday and Saturday 17¢ 25c Imp'd Rose Water. . “riday and Saturday 17¢ 25e Spirits of Camphor .. Friday and Saturday 17¢ 350 Glycerine and Rose Water ....... Viacesy eeaees . ype hana atea ge ‘riday and Saturday 17¢ 25¢ Zine Ointment ++:Friday and Saturday 17¢ 250 Sulphur and Cream of Tartar Tablets .. Fridey and satura Friday and Saturd ‘Friday and Saturday 176 17¢ 17¢ %5e Tincture of Iodine . Oil Sweet Almond ... Big Public Health —S), Garden Hose Adjustable Window Screens 12x33-inch, Special 42c Each Extension 20 to 30 inches. Steel Fly Rod siseitet cn ele 25c Hat Dyes Raji wen 25c Rajah Straw Hat A 25c “Owl” Straw Hat Automobile Sponges 39c Hospital Day, May 12th ning, May 11th, & p, m., at the Arena. Excellent program. You are invited. Admission free. Westlake and Pine (a HOA AAT “4 cottonen, 4 . 2 Lent quay Couplings $423 50-foot length, special LL — Full ge wehide Oe, ‘a 37¢ BOYS BAT — Junior Toul 8 AL rubbe Bat Special 90c Each ong, comforts a Friday and Saturday» « 19 or Colorite. Brands that are all “Owl” customers, All Cleaner 19c lenches any kind of weave or jd ready to use. Cleaner 19c form, 10 cleanings to a package. Gurable sponge. A big value at ire price. Gold-Plated Gillette Razors 98c The original Gileltte, heavily Rold-piated. in a plush-lined case covered with a soft. pliable, imita- tion leather fabric. Being rex font stores at”. 98C Combination Lunch Kit and Vacuum Bottle $1.89 The square design, all-metal Lunch Kit with pint-size corru- gated vacuum bottle. A splen- did value at this feature price for Friday and Saturday only. LET OUR EXPERTS DO YOUR KODAK WORK, Thore’s a skilled specialist in charge of every phase of the work; and these specialists are aided by the very best mechan: {eal equipment in our own dark reom, mass meeting Friday eve-