The Seattle Star Newspaper, May 24, 1923, Page 3

ew THURSDAY, | STRAND Them ¢ “Pola Negri ler Viret A Pleture, “BELLA DONNA” MAY rut PAILWAY RATE Life Guards at Beaches BATTLE OPENS to BeHandsome Fellows They Will There'll Be No Skirtless Bathing Cos- Millions tumes Abros June 15 BY WANDA VON KETTLER EATT t Senators Save Say Public ; Season Opens SeReeeee ALKE ACCOMMODATES 000 PERSONS AT A TIMI ONF DAY MONE! t James Pork “The Famous Miss Fair” Hroadway STUDENTS TO [o] restvety temtne rier GIVE CONCERT ous Farbnks i P > ment of the Cinema V SKIRTS, BUT NoT UMBRELLA SKIRTS, REQUIRED “ROBIN HOOD! AT REGULAR PRICES Saturda: jarold Lieyd tm ty base” ofofojojojoroyoroy al eceemmnteke a § Saturday, at ar The Liberty, the Matinees 2:20 First Act Plans Dreamland for Drinking Man } NEW YORK nd | THRILL Nights 7 and ¥ A-Minute HARRY. SEYMOUR AND (0. LAUGH opeur Queena From Me A-Second TRANKIE AND JOHNN The Premier Colored Da: WARKEN O'BRIEN “Bits of LAURIE DE VE The Versatile Nea BARLY Comedy-Cyclone ; A AND LAIGHT TRIO Two Persons Hurt in Residence Fire RTLAND, Ma 2 FRIENDS NOTICED IMPROVEMENT =: Wonderful Results from Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vege- | table Compound Bethel, Wis.— —My female trouble LI rAR PAGE 3 THE GROYTE-RANKIN CO) OT70 F. KEGEL, President | | Sale of Dresses One-Fourth to One-Half Off NOW 209 $44—S51 Women’s and Misses’ Sizes JUST FOR FRIDAY Grote aPaANr ing Sports Blouses Special $1.29 Second Floor, Fabric Gloves Special 65c Regularly Priced 8i¢ tang t $18 t $37 C A First Moor. Imported Tea Pots At Special Prices Brad or Crepes, Foulards, Georgettes, Satins in all the wanted styles and colors. eve : zee —_ Street, Afternoon and Evening Dresses Hasenent Store. iN Many individual creations. Includ- Crochet Cotton ing almost the entire stock of dresses, the highest as well as the medium and lower priced garments. An exceptional opportunity early in the season. Special 9c 2 for t5e Regularly Priced 1 whade et —Virst Floor, at this Amoskeag Ginghams Special 15c Yard Second Floor. Columbia Records 29c or 4 for $1.00 Brand new double-faced Columbia Records by cele- brated artists. This is an unusual opportunity to secure fine records at this low price. All sales are-final. Wecannot make exchanges. or give refunds on sale records, 3 and —First Floor or, French Percales Special 23c Yard © Frene I —First Floor. Fancy Voiles Special 25c Yard frst Floor Wash Cloths Special 5c vy quailty Wash Cloths at —First Floor —First Floor, He ‘was bronght on by orecwiree. Thad my strength could stand, and had to ! be on my feet most of the time, Finally 1 had to give up this work entirely and stay athome. Doctor % —COMING— medicine did not give me much “NIGHT LIFE in § relief, and m = HOLLYWOOD” 5 mother wanted me to take Lydia & | fs Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound. I Fourth | Leleeseteslalevalee unting t as extim Plan Big Fourth Event at Cle Elum CLE un o. SAFETY LAST” \‘e N i Just What You Need en eta ; k h of it ts k ci " Dr.Carter’sK.andB, Tea it would teip me. 1 have tauen'® Lincoln High to Present Cantata | took a couple of bottles of it and | ‘cent hi —— mmm thought it did not helpme as muchas °° ame a aeatal much, so I finally decided to give the |! MG dies Compound another trial near-b to over a year now and it has brought Vor a Few Cents You Can Serve This | A df Health-Bullding Tea Every Other | yyrncet/ul results. I have gained from 4 98 to 110 pounds and am keeping Night for Two Weeks. | house now, My friends all notice the | 7 ae eee Beek y 's the Tako it till your bowels aro Jn per | change in my health. I will be glad to | ‘ of Willlar fe ition, till yo parkle | answer all letters thee wetnen Wels ite , Longest, e cantata, t) w h and yo grows to me about the Vegetable ‘ Funniest, : satths ma pound.”—Mrs. W. G. MON Tels | | May Queen,” will be held Fric M air-Raisi: 2 veal : i r ho high school, Miss Winnifre a 7 Qo aes aiing x: ae ou aan aire the cross, fretfu ‘Sirs Monson ig to wrlteliy | rere ccmas rece me en that will do it more good any woman g6uffering from such ups of songs fe a by troubles, numbers by the high achool ow back East fares via California ! Round trip Ona way California Both ways California 1 Only $50; terms, CHICAGO $104.00 $119.52 1 ees ST. LOUIS 99.50 115.02 KANSAS CITY 90.00 —-105.52 DETROIT 123.62 139.14 | Tae glorious, lazy summer PITTSBURGH 137.76 153.28 days are days for pleasure— WASHINGTON 159.56 175.08 | NEW YORK 165.40 160.92 | and music. Your ortable PHILADELPHIA 162.92 178.44 - | Vidor Viarola will be wel- BOSTON 171.50 187.02 Low fares to many other destinations on application. On sale May 15 to Sept. 15; return limit Oct. 31 TICKET OFFICES: SEATTLE—504 Second Ave., L. C. Smith Bldg., and 325 Pike St., at Fourth Ave,, Phone Elliott 2068 TACOMA~1111 Pacific Ave., Phone Main 7178 come everywhere. “Tivorything in Music” Sherman [lay & Co. Thied Aveasie at Pine BATTLE | an 4 + McMickeo, Passenger ‘Traffic Mge., L. C. Smith Bldg., Seattle, Wash, | PACIFIC STEAMSHIP H.E ALEXANDER PRESIDENT i OLYMPIC BILL IS «| the beauty chorus, and Dick Hyland, 500 More Men wg PLEASING AUDIENCES Boots Out Opponent) Henpecked Society playlet opponent of] HALIFAX, England, May penetrated | Five hundred more members jo office and criticised his polices,|the Henpecked club at Its annual "| wan ejected by the Facisti chief In| meeting. All pledged. themselves to! t | person. obey their wives 364 days in th | Premier Mussolini Shave, Bathe « Shampoo with one Soap.— Cuti Coticura Soups the favoriteto Flapper at the Olym: ng the ar f ono of th he Oly ed for some tim 6,” a beautiful # number, is the chie MANUFACTURERS WHOLESALERS JOBBERS Below are listed live - wire, business - seeking concerns sup- porting a big annual civic enterprise—The Pacific Northwest Merchants’ Exposition—July 28-28, at the Bell Street Terminal. mpc is presenting a y om—I stut A Western p! y is show ng with a comedy gp the screen. 1410 Second Ave. Ground Floor, Denny Bldg. Near Columbia Theater Your Choice They will also make displays of their goods and meet, under most favorable conditions, 5,000 merchants from five states and Alaska. Their goods will also be inspected by 250,000 Puget Sound citizens, as the general public is admitted without charge, : One hundred dollars invested in a booth is the most effective and inexpensive way of reaching thousands: of people who do not know what you manufacture or sell, FOR FRIDAY AND SATURDAY Every Trimmed The Following Have Already Contracted for Space: Addresnoxraph Sales Co, Albers Br illing Co. American Paper Co, Aroweld Mfg. Co. Helknap Glans Co. ne} at-Davies Co, Inc. Hiack Mfg. Co, Nowers Mig, Co, Hill Syrup Co. Hobart Mfg. Co. Hood Rubber Products Co. Howard Mfg. Co. Remington Typewriter Co Hat Up to and Including All $7.50 Hats Only Howlex Co, Noyd Shoe & Rubber Co. race, Il, Gy & Co, Campbell, J. A. Co. Carnation Milk Co. Centennial MijL Co. i Jn Hottling Co, dated Dalry Co, onokraph Sperry Flour Co, Spredwell Products Ce., Inc. » Standard Oil Co. Stewart & Holmes Drug Co, Dagg-Derned Denny-Rento: $ Northwest Lead © Coke Co. Northwestern Shoe Co. Superior Dixcult Co. Doleshy, O€0' Gas Heatin, . Su cS Domeniic x + Pacific G Filaon, ©. C. © Pacitic rat National Bank Kraph Co, ncher Hron. Packard isher Flouring Mille Pariston Including 200 New Hats|| Just Received jelachmann Company $3| Come Farly and Get First || Pick at This Price 125 Hats—every $7.50 150 Hats—every $6.50 275 Hats—every $3.00 Nainter Pro: Rardall Se Red Nock Creamery Co, YOUR space or spaces TODAY. Phone exposition headquar- t floor Lippy Building, Third and Columbia, Main 1963, or sign up with one of the volunteer business men who are giving their time to put this, exposition over in a big way. Willlams & Co, Wilson, Ralph Yours Truly Bincult Co, Helltenon @ Chriatinnsen, Inc. Attention Is Called to Our]} Window of Sale Hats. 1410 Second Ave.