The Seattle Star Newspaper, July 4, 1923, Page 3

WEDNESDAY ULY 4 THE SEATTLE STAR PAGE 3 SEOMISE UN, : (___ LEGATION MARRIAGE Ry | 4 ‘ THE GROTE-RANKIN CQ OTT0 F. KEGEL, President FIFTH AVENUE AND PIKE STREET TALM \DGE > "WITHIN THE Unt! Friday Night Only iy Dalton In Parameu: Phriit, Rom “FOG. poo with Da Beginning Thursday, July 5, at 9 o’Clock THE GROTE-RANKIN CO,’S eS | FIRST SEASON-END CLEARANCE 5274 Inn Folk Tals "QF WOMEN'S APPAREL He Wa as Not Invited to ¢ a Meet He Went Anyway and Was Punished Note—This ts the written for The Star by iiss Gunther (Mrs, Leslie Including Coats, Suits, Capes and Dresses All of the stories to follow in this series were obtained by = ng AND LESS The next day he met Eagle, who gh at M said, “Well, Min BOAT RACE POU oll) } At daylight Mink awoke and saw where he was He was the writer In her many visits frightened for he saw that he to Northwest tribes. could not get out, There were i ° ople sbeep! 1 hin. BY ERNA GUNTHER “rl fall asleep aga i they , ng to t " «| have all gone for the day, then 1 can get out SEE THE UNIVERSITY OF WASHINGTON Go Through the Finishing Tine Far Ahead of the NAVY ‘CREW! See It All From Start to Finish! ing to the me sald Mink scornfull: busy with Important things to | rio laughed. won " It is the desire of the Grote-Rankin Co. to completely clear the stocks of Women’s Ap- at fo Feven'shotae where all he Ank walk rn parel each season. And at the end of the first season we want to impress these facts upon your mind: iso for weeks until ho —That Every Garment in This Half Price Event Is a New Garment. a el monster sears —That Every Garment in This Event Is a Quality Garment. i would nih. teen one | That Our Regular Prices Are Recognizably Low and Require Only to Be Cofanaam —That Every Woman Recognizes the Desirability of Stylish Clothes. = SCORES ENROLL —That Beginning Tomorrow at Nine o’Clock Every Woman Requiring New Apparel Has AT THE CORNISH the Opportunity to Take Advantage of Our Offerings. —WE REPEAT—That Every Garment Is New and Therefore Especially Desirable. ' aH | | | f NOW at the LIBERTY| Summer Session Is to Be Serasceous? Open July 9 career nse antsy SECOND FLOOR (= [MoM Te tractors, the Cori ” aeons saibanbanenr To know = ae : = : CE VE, ow good a cigarette A raced aes ge sat bate tit Gn industrial |*“that many white-collar menial yn” ia ee rr Ractay sy za mares at te ota! Jobin U. S. for Every Emplayment tn the atecl and tron | tates, The wh he aid | now turning to manual aoe ps0 “ots “asta Man Who Wants to Work ma pep’ oe “a s the 14th century. of a ferry across | River Thames at Woolwich.» ve in Business Revival Has Eliminated Army of|: i 5,000,000 Idle Men That Existed in July, 1921 Y vere this work Jain WASHINGTON, July 4.—In July, director-general of the n | Minnesota consists chiefly of of the United States | plateau from 600 to 900 feet t service to bring the |the sea 1 States met t crit 4 « of Labor Dav employment service, “t of its: br anch | oe a B th o ttention to the |in this country for every able-bodied try | If you value your w ch, let Hayn normal 2% 4 Jones wae asked, repair it. Next Liberty theater.— H ¢ more | man vy » wants to work os pata nt cansicpeeareenagmpeenioe earners out of Twenty months of unbroken 1 just now i nent impros th the bare excep i with ; Praiidie 1 tena ign ae eae ae Ganlediis ; wea Brings Roses 1 at To Cheeks Ih k I nd Plot to “‘Get’”’ Non- bea Union Man Admitted as dhe Cuticura Heals |: stare a jruinene gent f | Rash Of Pimples | :': i each to “get Jone , / On Face And Hands Raatile nna Gots Rush RY ago my face and i) From All the Surrounding Country They Will Come to p See It! ing around in hort of weird and if one gain beauty 'in that way) t think Dit n myself em to be a beautifie = ; The Highest Peak in th ; Canadian Rockies you know how much v N °, e 1, 1 know. T also know | You've not seen the CANADIAN ROCKIES until you've seen "The longer Pr brie ment figures there were en. On July 1 the payrolls tod Gud ech wore, bad sft IONAL CREST ti Sa ets) Llost lot of sleep i ky LI | ho wv the lack of clothes has the op MOUNT ROBSON 04 ** 9 on ac: of the irrita- : 5, S. NAVY YARD fad | posite effect.” Mt. Robson, as seen from Robson platform, an awe-tnspiring ENS Looe sao tel eet gerbata WP | fed Ld Aisa BROW, AIL ALoUe, Cua iy signcn te wucatisost ever ring of Wwe ailiba a Hee NI GY, 4 ~ burned and wher. I tried skal het Bremerion-Charleaton- x | soit. When one feels gi splashed with perpetual snow. Th VAN tin VA ee J\/ \Pe*)) to do any washing my Le rt Orchard ynd full of life He obtained by following the trail ee, WAV AS hands hurt badly conspit | Take Fast Steamers at i, the s to put on some ¢ nd “T tried different remedies and] | identified. hen ha put on some dull, ob Pl | (Ly Colman Dock | ta clot hes {t squelches the| enormous eke nf hee lee ohadin Re kie a ‘the N Wi TT rwacicie Saino FY sh ets st SU) ie ver rae Cadi fockes, the New’ Way, | ow just w hat you mean, In nothing seemed to help. The trouble Police set out to round up the re- | ue for a free sample of Cuticura Seap| | questionir | rellef 80 purchased more, and in tet tbout a month Tyas ‘heated."| | Poor Zita! Forced (Signed) Miss Lucile Bixel, Box 157 Donald, Ore. to Sell Her Booze July Ex-Eimpre tr ws realized “$5,000 e last of the wine from New atten problem of where to go and how to go ine NEW wip solves it, Holldaying iy the Canadian Rockies is a mn, opand this year Lil | SPER = RK LODG igbiy modern, 8 B May 15 to Bept, Hast or West Bay CAN. ADIAN NATIONAL Apply J. D, McGUIRE, 902 Second Avenue Seattle If in Doubt About = | fact, I'm in that state of mind right now. I feel that Tm new clothes or T shat “I fortunately — les things a it clothes buying rece a worthavhile shop at ‘ond Ave., between Madison ing, in the Rialto Building, | r the Pig'n 'n Whistle, where | on credit--six months s, and they haye a silo on now. ‘They have 4 parate department for the men | Jiks, too,"—Advertisement, | Honesty Our Huteson- -Donahey Optica! Co. 108 Vike. EM. 4010. Cuticura Soap to cleanse and pu- tify, Cuticura Oj; it to soothe and heal and Cu Taleum to powder and perfume are {deal for daily toilet purposes. Telephone Direct Main 4271 7.800.000 cups were served at the PANAMA-~ PACIFIC | Iuternational EXPOSITION: 's:80, 11:80 A, My 8200, "6:80 Pr, a Fextra trip Sat. & Son. 9:20 | Passenger, Ware, 800 Round ‘trip wher NAVY YARD ROUTE Colmen Dock Main 3905 te peaks, at the easiest gradtent and lowe ‘Ont tat, altitude of any’ transcontinental " te,