The Seattle Star Newspaper, June 14, 1923, Page 7

Mooney Is Elected as Union Delegate TAILORED AT FASHION PARIS “Value First” in Y ourClothes for Summer That is what you get in tl ter what the price you consists not alone in th but in tailorin® and fi a ouit good or bad. If it is well tailored you get additional wear and the suit always looks right. SHANER & WOI is store, no mat- And that value FF CLOTHES are made by the nation’s greatest clothing establish- ments, where the most skilled tailors con- tribute the finest work of which they are capable. It is not possible to tell you here just what we mean. You need to see our clothes and then make comparisons, and we invite you to visit our store for this purpose. Because we are in a low-rent district, and have a low overhead, our prices are excep- tionally moderate, ranging from $25 to $50 And for those men and yong men who desire the convenience und advantage of them, we have a fine selection of Two-Trousers Suits In the Better Makes in all the latest styles and materials, includ- ing a splendid stock of snappy sports models $35 to $6O White Flannel! and Serge Trousers—$6 to $12 “Custom Service Without the Annoyance of a Try-on” SHANER & WOLFF 916 Second Avenue } tence in San Quentin peni a result of the Preparedn FRANCISCO, June atiary as} namiting of 1916; stood elected today 14.—| as the delegate of the San Francisco | ————.»—_ Thomas Mooney, serving a life sen-‘local of the Moulders’ union to the Pyorrhea Comes to Four Out of Every Five o Bleeding gums? Trouble ahead Pyorrhea followa tender, bleeding gums. Take no chances, It strikes four persons out of every five past forty, and thousands Younger, too, Brush your teeth with Forhan's For the Gums. If used consistently and used in time, it will prevent Pyorrhea or check its Progress, and keep the teeth white and clean and the gums firm and healthy. It is Pleasant to the taste as well, The formula of R. J. Fornan, D.D.S. At all druggists, 35¢ and 60c in tubes. . —r, FOR THE GUMS “More than a tooth per it chew Rs: Pyorr nea. Formate of RJ FILE TEST SUIT Will Establish Legality of $850,000 Issue NUAL ROSE SHOW OPENED. n bouquet—James Scott first Misa L. Hages, second. SEATTLE PORT TO BE FILMED) allstar cast, including port jasioners, lumberjacks of the Northwest and the port terminals themselves w > dock workers pear in a movie shortly which w be a combinati travelogues and t the result of a motion p y by the port commission A contract estimated at $1.200 was awarded at the Wednesday meeting to Will BE. Hudson, Pathe camera. man, who will take motion pictures of Washington's business activities and will link them with the opera | tions of the port terminals. The halibut fishing, lumbering. ¢onl mining and farming industries will be photographed from their purces to the time th products are shipped to a the world over wharves. ‘These cinemas will be sent to all oa 1, according to port commissioners, and will constitute a great advertising campaign for Seat tle and the Northwest. The pictures will be shown in Seattle late this summer. arts of port of Seattle international convention of the or. 0 to be held in Cleveland in nber. He received 5: | 619 votes cast | delegates elected. | 55 out of a total of | goric, Drops and Soothing Constipation Flatulency Diarrhoea finished | ® the highest of the six | Clair *e A as Str ange Hobby ON PORT BONDS Designs H er Own Dresses Claire Starr ll “The Hottentot” June 23, didn’t pick looping-th designs and makes la at the “ who wi her own dr Hetlig the: HOLD HEARING ON SATURDAY r Dexter ave. ex Thursda med until o'clock, J. pf the streets eo of the city | counci, announced Wednesday. The change was made to enable the coun- eft and city officials to attend the funeral of L. B. Youngs, former su-| | perintendent of the city water de: | Ya partment. Madison Park Will aate Thrill Events of a beach and holiday center. Sund program of ‘lis and spectacular events will be staged, including a parachute race from an altitude of half a mile The program witli sta y in big event of th Miller races € Moore for hal¢ m mile, straight dow Both racera will jump from soaring plane, and a substantial | prize will reward the man who Teaches the water first. RIVER HAS A NEW BEVERAGE| WILMINGYON, Del.—"1 bromo seltzer an car went ‘round ward Hunginge told Judge “That's a new combinats served the Judge, * aspirin and my and round," Ed. | A pleasant, harmless Substitute for Castor Oil, Pare- Syrups, especially prepared | for Infants from one month old to Children of all ages. MOTHER! Filetcher’s Castoria contains no narcotics. It has been in use for more than 30 years to safely relieve Wind Colic To Sweeten Stomach Regulate Bowels # || Aids in the assimilation of Food, promoting Cheerfulness, Rest, and Natural Sleep without Opiates To avoid imitations, always look for the signature of Proven directions on cach package, Physicians everywhere recommend it, | . 4 took |“ Lynn. |“ y the leading feminine role in Heilig theater, which opens ¢-loop for a hobby. Instead she esses, and made t ARLE CONCERT ~ PROGRAM FIXED ‘| Star Readers Pick Songs to | | | las the r ie votes” ne nt In to The Star office by the Beattie publi ng the past week, has now been announced. It was stated at Karte, who will sing « of songs and one aria concert Monday }the last half of his program. 8! that time many song titles have > the Star office, ¥V were counted, thi but an Is Only and “To the Sun.” theso have been sung on phono. | sraph records by Karle. | The entire concert program fol lows: f My Delight uit 0 Bouverin. O ("The Prayer") from iv © Afternoon Flower ion In but an Ember” v Hittop” Only a Tiny Gi | Association Ends | Convention Here) Delegates to the Women's Benefit | association convention, wh sessions in 8 F md Wednesday of this w left the city Thursday morning for Vic. | tort B, C. where their last offi- celal business meeting will be held Accompanying the 156 official dele: gates, representati of all parts of the country, were 100 le and Washington state women who are members of the association. jowing the visit to Victoria, the | ates will return to their na- nal headquarters at Port Huron, | h held | Tuesday UTO DEMOLISHED BUT FOUR ESCAPE Ki S CITY.—Mrs. Leon Om- | son her three small boys | plung feet over an embank- | ment near here, ‘Their flivver was] |demolished but they escaped unin- | jured, Ptediies ae Limit for Training Camp | War department authority today | permits the enrollment in tho eltix: | ' military training camps of all | 4 who reach their 17th birthday |by December ist of this year, ac- cording to Lieut. Col. Oliver H. Dockery, Jr. commanding officer of Fort Lawton, This extension of |the age limit will open the enroll: | |ment to a large clas# of students. | cost $2 'TO TRY TO GET QUARTER YORK.—Theodore Green went fishing with a line and| chewing gum for a quar. ped thru a sub He attracted so much was arrested ‘and fined a §2 bil, majority of | — OKANOGAN TO HOLD RODEO Bootleggers Given Hearing Wednesday P.-T. A. Delegates __Leave for South of t ashing: will be lave in WEAK, RUNDOWN AND AILING Lydia E. Pi ’s Vegetable Compound Broug! lief When Other Medicines Failed Winston-Salem, N. C.—“I was weak and run-down and had trouble with my side. I had been taking med- icine for a long time and nothing seemed to do me good. My husband went to the drug storeand best medicine yor have for women’s troubles."He gave bi ttle of haar E. Pinkham's Vegetable Com- pun and it has helped me. Ina short 1 was able to do my housework, | and now I am not only able to do every | bit of that and washing and ironing, | but I bel yh usband at the store. —Mrs. L. K. eat 1409 E. 14th St, Winston-Salem, N. C. Feels New Life and Strength | Keene, N. H.—‘I was weak and run-down and had backache and all sorts of troubles which women have. I found at relief when taking . Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Com- — and I also used Lydia E. Pink- Sanative Wash. I am able to do my work and feel new life and from the Vegetable woe ind."’—Mrs. A. F. ae Darpentar: Street, Keene, N. —aavertive GUARANTEED CORDS SAVING First Class Full Oversize Fully Guaranteed In addition to the Manu- facturers’ guarantee, we personally guaran’ tire we sell All List Sale Size— Price. Price. 30x314* $16.95 $10.00 ih ; SALE OF NEW SWEATERS Tomorrow, and while they last, we will put on sale one thousand New Sweaters in all the season’s most popular shades. Wool and fiber silk in all siz and every model goes at exactly HALF PRICE. In addition to the above big selection, we offer 100 New Wool Sweat in many delightful shad and all sizes dt 95¢, LE THAN HALF PRIC Special Showing of Brushed Wool GOLF COATS The very newest thing in Sports Wear, and they’re all the rage. Just 24 of them, all in the popular Buff Shade in all sizes, and specially priced at $5.85. June Sale of Blouses at 82x14 28.40 14.50 31x4 82.75 16.50 H 2x4 36.10 18.00 37.15 18.50 38.20 19,00 46.65 23.00 47.70 23.50 48.90 24.00 50.40 24,75 51.45 25.50 58.10 28.50 61.00 30.00 64.20 31.50 abric size, Prices subject to change without notice. Mail orders shipped C, O. D, subject to inspection without deposit. | TRIANGLE TIRE. 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And we welcome — inquiries, Not only will we quote rates and give full information about train service, but, if you tell caw — your preferences are, in the way of an outing, we will PLAN YOUR TRIP sothateveryhour ~ of it will be enjoyable. E. E, Nelson, A. G. P. AL E.L. Carey,G.A.P.D, New Ticket Office 1407 Fourth Ave. Phone Elliott $580 Northern Pacific Rye ‘2000 Miles of Startling Beauty” "ren Baars Sat Dat tr Vans ad iB from Colman Dock, foot of Marion Street. _ THE DAY BOASfor P bebo and Vancouver, : ail wt THE NIGHT BOAT—for ncouver direct, Daily at. CANADIAN PACIFIC AUTO FERRY “MOTOR PRINCESS” Datly Seévice from Hellingham to Sidney ney Call Special A CITY TICKET OFFICE, 608 SECOND AVENUE 1 Main 55ST KF. 1, Sturdee, General Agent | i |