The Seattle Star Newspaper, June 7, 1923, Page 7

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URSDAY, JUNE Soft Drink Parlors Temporarily Close W rx — From Coast to Onast') Hing & (o, Established 101 Years At 571-75 Main Street BUFFALO This year twenty-second that the Buffalonians have beer able to buy Browning King Clothing direct from a Browning King store, and save the _ wholesaler's profit. makes the 20 Browning King Stores in 18 Cities Thousands of Seattleites Discovered Remarkable Savings the First Year Buying direct from maker to wearer at Browning King’s Seattle store—one of the twenty stores from Coast to Coast—paying but one profit. It will be well worth your while to let us show some of these convincing values in— MEN’S AND YOUNG MEN'S SUITS’ Just the right weights for summer, in light and medium patterns. Styled in the season’s newest models. Browning King pri $25 $30 $35 $40 HIGH SCHOOL BOYS’ SUITS Sports and plain coat models, light and medium patterns; remarkable values: $20 $25 $30 $35 Sport Coats Outing Trousers Blue Flannel White Flannel $7.25 $22.50 and White Stripe Serge $18.00 $8.50 2nd Ave. at University—Arcade Square BAIL RAISED BY STOCK DEALERS Oil Syndicate Men Get Out of Jail Wednesday Hand, H. I who aide for their work re not over $4,000, and ope they will not lose have been taken Kentucky Oil Co. anes and six IN TH MODERN WAY M I BE v y be m of Well, RUPTURE EXPERT HERE Famous in This Specialty, Called to Seattle, of Chie 1 tru the nd Phita will Spermatie etain any here the bw 1 i nt, spection strate, without or fit them if desired. Business demands pre- vent stopping at any other placo in sarge, | Home Office, 1 3 Chicago.—AdverUsoment loor for happy childhood "Tuose active youngsters, now here, now there; romping, or building block castles, on the nursery floor! Give them a smooth, clean, sanitary floor surface on which to play. Use Fuller Rubber Cement Floor Paint, Phoenix Floor Paint or ««'15? for Floors’” Varnish—they keep the nursery floor bright and cheerful. Fuller Rubber Cement Floor Paint, Phoenix Floor Paint or‘**1 5? for Floors’ Varnish cover the surface with a tough, clas- tic film that is non absorbent and easy to keep clean and that pre- vents restless feet from ruining your floors, For the nursery, the hall, the kitchen or bathroom —for any wood- work ingide or outside of the house—there is a special Fuller product. Whatever your painting need, W. P. Féfler & Co. makes a paint for the purpose, Fuller Paints and Varnishes have been made for 74 years, of the highest grade materials, by scienti ¢ formulas. ‘They are the result of long years of determination to excel, When you ask for Fuller Paints and Varnishes, you call for quality you can depend on. A Fuller dealer in your vicinity sells them. See him, or write our Service Department for advice, Our «Home Service’ booklet is /ree. W: P: FULLER & CO. 301 Mission Street, San Francisco 21 Branches in Pacific Coast Cities - Factories San Francisco and Los Angeles FULLER | PAINTS 7-628 THE VOLLOWING 211MS CARRY FULLER PAINTS oP. FULLER & Ave. 8. and Jue! AYERS & 7 1718 Yen! G, J. WALL, 2218 Jackson St. VARNISHES AND VARNISH A. G. HOSKINS, 2S0N Alki Aves © MePARLAND LUMBER CO, 1 und Vietory Way olders of the THE ‘MOUND THEORY — DOUBTFUL ONE Geologist Says Hillocks But Terminal Moraines BY JAMES MITCH TACOMA, Juno 1 in numclaw that idence mar of inhabited those but terminal mor brought down Puge Investigated mounds ‘Tuesday Harry Wicke has been inve for thg past two ye accompanied Pr still firm in his mounds were, built and were Buckley en tigating sham who he mound and = who Harvey, 4 men, ificlal purpose was an {deal day would make an expl » the three persony Wickersham Ransom H in of arvey Ta > the Wickersham be ent ot whi of an an t of the party's attack « huge mound of dirt rubbe rees, rot tial debris . atone stumy It w ne Carlson farm abo niles west of Buckley NOTHING UNUSUAL ABOUT THE MOUND The was n¢ ad exe ance on The hil ng, 60 feet wide, and reach da height eatimated at about 15 feet, It was conical in appearance, and somewhat regular. “L feel,” said Wickersham, the y with which are built, and uniform material, built by an ancient ¢ sed for religious rea er paca—" v m material," “the rock that was about “from thene mounds their they wer Hization a vey, e, the type irregular three feet. comes in b in . about two by ¢ boulders sho . [effect of ice grindin bt, boulders gion about years ago. There is every indication that the mound is a depagit left by the great ice sheet it melted and but ay for being artitic as can't traces here that Indicate this as a fact.” ENGIN BELIEF L, UNSHAKEN Wickersham remained unshak.o in his belief that they were a j ficlally built by men who Inhabited the Northwest region thousands of years ago, The second mound visited was more of a small mountain in size than a hill, and was located about » mile from South Prairie, slong the railroad tr above Cascade Junction. Examining this mound was more work than pleasure, Two creeks sent their turbulent water on each sido of the hill, to| Join on the south. | “Here,” said Prof. Harvey, “ean| be seen water action at its best | GOITER REMOVED | | | \ 0%MO has proven a safe and suc | simply applying ovér the | night time. Young people respond) ly to this treatment; older peo-| | ple generally take a longer time, The merits/of OZMO have been proven | in so many cases that anyone having| a goiter should have no hesitancy in using OZ-MO at once, OZMO is sold | in Seattle by Bartell's. and other j les is drug s—Asivertisement. | iL ocal Man’s Fancy Turns to Vacation Plans} “Hi there, Molly. Wait till tomor ‘y delivery comes and seo what I’ve been getting for the family.”’ “Now, Fred, what on arth have you been buying today? It's about ix months since you went on a buy- ling spree and I was thinking today [that it was about time you were | getting some sort of an isnpiration."* Don't be sarcastic, Wait till you see, I got a p | arrangement find a folding cot; also la folding table and little stove for jour camping trip. Walt till you see |them. You'll be tickled to death, “But Fred. Oh, you are the limit. }Of course those things will be }lovely. But don't you realize that | your vacation is two and a half months off. In tho meantime you have to hi a sult and I have to have a dress. I know that you spent a lot of money on that outfit enough money to put a crimp in our clothes ‘purchases. What on earth , don't you worry, We can manage the clothes nicely, too. I cidn’t forget that, for a minute." “Well, then, some one has left you |wome money. You know very well j that T-handle all the accounts—all but that camp buying stunt of yours |—-and I know that we won't have ! anything loft for spring clothes.t’ | "Whoa, now! We are going to try a new scheme, I had a long talle with Tom about clothes today, He land his wife aro always so well dresied, You sald so yourself. Well, | we'll adopt their plan and buy at Cherry's, where they hayo very sat- isfactory clothes for men and women and gladly extend credit. Six months to pay if you need that ong. ‘They are at 1016 Second A | between Madison and Spring, in thi | Rialto Building—just over the Pig'n Whistlo,"’—Advertisement Girls! Giris!! Clear Your Skin With Cuticura receded, | ally built, 1| would | | ‘| seemed more logical than that they PAGE 7 | Your One Big Chance | | To Buy TWO Fascinating SUMMER FROCKS Summer weather arrived with a rush, and by great good lu of lovely Dress AND THAT OFFER WE §S THIS SEATTLE ck this splendid big assortment 2s came to hand just in time. WITHOUT HESITATION THE GREATEST DRESS WOMEN HAVE EVER AY Is SEEN. Just think of it—there’s ow ov 1,000 etaxet ar, AS he and any one 0 astoundingly | that | This Is an New Dresses to Choose From f them is easily worth double this ow price. That's why we say it’s a chance to buy TWO Summer Dresses. No woman with a for a moment. n eye to real value will hesitate The dresses themselves are irre- sistible, and our Summer Sale Price is only Actual Illustration of just two of the delightful styles and there are over 100 STYLES TO CHOOSE DIFE FROM. ERENT Good quality Summer Fabrics in fast wash- ing colors of every description. Among them are Dotted Voiles and Swiss, and a nice lot of the popular Ratines in all styles and colors. The trimmings are of Organdie, Lace and Embroidery and of course there's every size from 16 to 44, It’s the chance of the Season. Buy two if-you can, but certainly don't miss the chance to buy at least one of these enchanting Summery Frocks priced at HALF thei? real value. 4 With that hili on the right not) 390 yards away, and this-other hill to the left not more | more than than 100 yarax away, I am "led to} flleve that this was once level ter-| ritory, and that ‘the gradual washing away by water, left the | two valleys and this huge hil” — | There were about 40 mounds In} this Immediate vicinity. ‘The theory thit) they were germinal moraines were/bullt by prehistoric men. To Prof, Harvey, there seemed to be no logic to Wickersham's belief that | an ancient race should erect 40 motinds for religious purposes, Many new bungalows are now be- ing built. A small payment down and the balance like rent will make you the owner of one, The Want Ad Columns will help you find the kind you want, BUTLER DRUG CO. | SPECIALS FOR Friday and Saturday If Better Drugs Were Sold We Would Sell Them $1.10 Tanlac 50¢ Watkins’ Cocoanut Oil Shampoo ! x¢ Sanitol Face Po..15¢ 25e Castor Oil $1.00 Squibb's Oil....73¢ 60c Sal Hepatica 39¢ 25c Mentholatum (tubes) ... 0.004% 25¢ Weeks’ Cold Tablets 50c Gillette Razor BIRR esis sig oiece 5 ohete 35¢ Try Our Fountain Lunch Best in Seattle .19¢ pocrorn chinese Herbs Remedien 1 Mee Wo Medivine soo sh stereo ipo re 208 Jamen Sta Cor, 2nd Seattle. Main 2105, ER 5 Dresses or ev 7 Dre THE A wonderful pur- chasing chance and the placing of a huge order enabled us to get Dresses for you, for which you'd usually pay double our $6 es. Closing-Out Sale o Columbia Grafonola Never before has such a startling price reduction been made on a popular phonograph as we are now making on the Columbia Grafonola. Every model in our entire stock is offered at ONE- THIRD OFF the regular standard prices. Our whole Columbia line is to be clos- ed out in the interests of better service. Three different lines interfere with ef- 1/3 This is the first time in phonograph history that such a large re- duction 8 ed Ne: will want phono- graph, ‘Then buy it now, for there will very likely be No Such Bargains Next Winter Type G2 $83.35 $93.35 These Columbia Grafonolas are all new, brand new—many still in the original factory cro tes. They are positively not shopworn instrumunts, but every one is In first class condition, fit to sell at the regular standard prices charged every: where, si? Grafonola re- duced to .. $140 Grafonola re- duced to . We offer them at ON ALL NEW These Columbia Gra- fonolas are all: brand Most of them still in their fa THIRD OFF to those ficiency. So we will devote all our en-— ergies in the future to the Victrola and — Brunswick, with a service of unusually high character. 5 All Columbia purchasers will continue to receive service on their instruments when needed. If you have ever meant to have the joys of a phonograph in your home, now is the time—here is the opportunity—save ONE-THIRD of the regular standard price. Any reasonab: terms you may w! ‘ offer on any Colum! Grafonola during th” sale will be suitablet $150 us. Only the fact tl vs Fi we are closing out th Gere Gs entire line for all tin duced to could warrant such | Typo K-2 $105 Grafonola $ reduced to 1 1 6.65 who see the advantages of buying now. But remember, if you wait till next fall or winter, you will very likely have to pay the full price, wherever you go. This offer of ONE-THIRD OFF is good now. Hew long it can last is more than we can fore- toll. Better not delay too long. Choose yours while the selection is more complete, We are Lextiel any of th ne within (wo days’ thm owing to rushed bus! ness conditions,

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