The Seattle Star Newspaper, July 12, 1923, Page 7

THURSDAY i JULY 12 1928 WALLIN & NORDSTROM’S Half-Yearly SHOE SALE Commences FRIDAY, the 13th, 9 a.m. The season’s best styles, in the best makes, offered at phenomenal reductions. A large selection. A wonderful chance to save. Earlier selections are sure to be the best. WALLIN NORDSTROM 1422 Second Ave. | Bathing Suits at Wholesale A wonderful, assorted, sample line of All-Wool Knitted and Cotton Bath ing Suits for men, women and children, are offered 95¢ to $4.95 These suits should sell at $3 to $10. ‘T YOUR SUIT TODAY USDANE’S 105 PIKE ST. Woman Killed Six _ Spouses; WARSAW, Insane Woman Kills Escaped Miners Are Crushed in Giant L JOHANNESBI A) July all Girl and Self : Prin * Is Interested in Flappers' BY WANDA VON KETTLE accommodating person n » flappers Ngee but Ar e draws th . bad a mor nt Wednesday aft nfer with It elt And yet w moments,’* 1 will press." delay a clared date the she de delay to accommo. And then she laughed as well American w “I might ahe went on to sa The presa—m whether do > walt or wh r we ni ms to get It thing to which I become fully accust 1 what it war have I In Italy we do not have #0 many reporters jwho aak—oh, my tions!" many ques “They bother you?" she was asked reply. Then a they are Amer nteresting to me > me an brown bobbed dence of Minor ave., where, during her in Seattle, she is a guest, and de |iayed her appointment Wednesday afternoon “for the accommodation of the press.” was asked It since coming n in Amezica but four exclaimed, “w my it has heen bobbed for “qd years! It was bobbed when I Went to school.” -| years School, Education. Ses, these, lee the government of her country constitute the chief interests of Princess Santa Borghese, self carries a degree from the Unt In this country ational “ Gover Italy tn 1923." The princess believes that the Fascist! movement wil! suc- jceed in establishing a permanent and desirable government in her | country As for the schools of Italy, pared with those of the Un! 8 “In Italy," declared the princess, “the students study with more intensity. They do not play with their work. hey are not so carefree as tho students of Perhaps that ty L ation in Italy ts not «0 regarded, th As for tho gi fen. ane edt = pared with th “| "Ttaltan ¢' sometime call ‘em not seem | powder puff | Italy I aw that of] made an em daught n e ch me by promise of candy-| have event @ took her to a bridge ine. y were both to ¢ struggled to esc AMAIZO OIL From the hearts of golden corn Here are some of the reasons why AMAIZO OIL is best for salads, ideal for frying and a perfect shortening. It has been used by success- ful chefs for years. Wholly vegetable, pure and nourishing Will not curd in mayonnaise Does not get rancid Does not smoke at cooking temperature Economical—carn be used over and over Does not carry the flavor of one food to another Does not discolor Easy to measure—quick to mix for shortening In the Can with Hygienic Top Collects No Dust—No Rust Your Grocer has it American Maize-Products Co, New York Chicago There she told thal, | i 5 0) STRIKE ORDER | % IS PERMANENT CHICAGO, July 12.—Judge Jas, H. Wilkerson, in federal court today, |made rp |"Daugherty injunction” granted in the shopmen's strike of 1932, re- straining the shopmen from commit ing violence interfering ith mail nd the transportation s of the country. The strike jit is |per or | country | The temp rary |eranted O: for the ra American the Shope Attorneys department of the ‘ederation of Labor, and not in w from BS an fts unt re jeourt to the order of the union offictaln Gates to City Are Dedicated by Club k high : ny the Ki | | tourist to ente he Bothell high-| kima rancher, Charles | ched president >» Kreet-| ed him Other gates erectel by the Kiwa nians to welcome visitors to the city on tho Ren Pacific and North Trunk hig of the Kiwani were Homes Bureau Picks Seattle for Office Word has just been received from | Chicago that Seattle has been selected as the Northwest headquar- | |\ters the American Homes Bu-| reau, th ganization that is spon soring ‘t nation-wide movement to! create greater interest in the home, which has Indorsement of Pre dent Harding, wit mbers of t the nen and ¥ prominen and relig the na was | fon of director yureau to represent the retail interests of the Northwest | jolts ate manent the temporary | ¢ \c Is and troops that make a 25 THE SEA’ cess Likes Americans Princess Santa Sorghese of | | Rome bobbed her hatr many | | years ago, she says. But she only carries a powder puff at night, | mear | wrong id jt | “delaying” accomm She her- | ey, in Rome. } ee. \Princess Speaker Tho Princess jm QT Amer. | | Venice Refuses to | Join L os Angeles VENICE, July 1 powder in the|! | |Boy Scouts Showing Substantial Gains L § December 3 up. There and offic are more F the t than in all other cou the total in the United 2,911 President H. parade als in {ted States i is awarding sili] ag st « to local coun. | per cent gain in the roundup, 5 the streamers with a spec over Hun ady been placed | TELLS WOMEN How Backache and Periodic Pains Yield to Lydia E.Pink- ham’s Vegetable Compound Olean, N. Y.—‘ ry month my blood would go to my head and I would have such a headache, nose- bleed, erect and pains that I could not do my | work, At night I could not get my | rest and nothing seemed to do me| any good. I read some of your tes-| hig signature. streamers hav received and ceremc these on the flags 4 etable Compound had done for other: so I decided to try it. [had only take | two bottles when I began to be better, and my back did not hurt me nor my head ache. I felt like a new woman, The Vegetable Compound is a splen- did medicine and I will always recom- —Mra. A. D, EARLS, 630 N, St., Olean, N. Y. Mrs. Kelsey Adds Her Testimony | Copenhagen, N. Y.—‘‘Iread your advertisoment in the papers and m husband induced me to take Lydia B. | Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound to get relief from pains and weakness, { was so weak that I could not walk | at times. Now I can do my house- work and help my husband out doors, too. Lam willing for you to publish this letter.”’— Mrs, Herbert KuLe sey, R.F.D,, Copenhagen, N. Y. 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