The Seattle Star Newspaper, July 13, 1923, Page 11

FRIDAY, JULY 13, 1¢ Mid-Summer Sale of Boys’ 2-Panis Siiits $14.85 Boys’ Suits $16.50 Boys’ Suits $18.50 Boys' Suits $20.00 Boys’ Suits $22.50 Boy Suits Sale of $12.95 $14.15 $15.95 $17.15 $19.15 Wash Suits in the Newest Styles, Fast Colors and Durable Fabrics s: 50 Wash Suits. . $3.00 Wash Suits. . $3.50 Wash Suits. $1.95 -$2.35 -$2.85 Kind Barber Sells Liquor; Pays Fine SAN FRANC July 18 ber, 1800, Gambella, bar Department he confe hibition them liq agents and doe at it all was abou Bishop Bums Rides to Lower Expenses} IPSWICH, Eng, July 1%—To cut down ext the Bishop of 8t Ear 4 Ipswich has given wu and uses his par BE NOBLE IN THY LIVING » you part # automobil ers’ car rkest hour na to make y, when hope has erhaps a ‘round thy head. MRS, IDA McKENZIE. a kind and ugly way st everything. Hap ds wo much on what on 1 day t y he ts called in the greeting mmon bring whereve may be. A SHUT-IN PLONIC entertained about of he aft wn at Seahurst, Particulars wil! The Test | SHUTANS INVE TED TO SEE “AMERICANUS” of Good vited to at Service Seattle shut-ins are tend the great pas jeanus,” which takes the Handredth Man Everyone is particular about the quality of his Kodak prints. Results must be right. But one man in a hundred is ultra particu- lar. Results must be the best possible. Each order is put 1D: Side F ? ABLE COM PLAINT MADE BY TENANTS OF ME TROPOLITAN BUILDINGS 18 GIVEN PROMPT ATTENTION BY OUR SERVICE DE PARTMENT. Edited by Dr, Frank BR. Loope—Phon t | Universit of night-time | | fusto \ glory ts breaking |Capito! 462 “Amert | place of} THE SE LAT STAR | SUNSHINE SMILES for Seattle Shut-Ins Appearing Every Week in The Seattle Star and Their Friends, Capitol 4626 The Wayfarer’ this your at the stadium This « omy in ext thru the nded nt to us of the ously make ana g uid ant who at don an at-| this " was deprived Our space is Mmited to instances n four persons In each car, Let's put a eat, Phor pur name reat shutdn in mo’ early, regis and address. hy yolding con will help in away from in front | of you! ie will no’ ch all ¢ you will be Tha ‘police keeping member there shut-ins and you | invited. Phone Capitol 22 SHUTAIN VISITS CITY Je 1 ing fri He < © for re ally ewin of Hoquiam tx visit and relatives in the city. | nth and Union st . m 1K . | SHUT-IN WANTS READERS | hy Ml . | | Mra, MoG suffer and tw arm. and would | ne come and r CHURCH SERVICES Regular church serv held at the every Sunday Nickell ducted AT HOME| es will be} unty Home; herea(ter. Rev of Bouth Park church con | the service last Sunday. | King ¢ k 1 \ inmates will | g from the little | yunty Crematory WINTER GARDEN SENDS CHEER Miss Bertha LaMont’s Winter rden orchestra played an excel-| nt concert at the King County thin week This is one of} many contributions given to hine thru the courtesy of the] Seattle Musicians’ , HAVE YOU AN HOUR TO SPARE? Mr, and Mra. G. E. Hol living Jone at 926 8 ath | 4 and would enjoy some ome in and read to them. Mrs. er own housework icts a news If you mes, 0 be IC RECALLING OLD WAR DAYS | Gen. Henri J. E. Gouraud, “Lion of the Argonne,” now visiting this country, pays his respects to one of his com- rades s at the Walter Reed hospital, W ‘ashington, D; C. Wallingford ave, was at lb have adopted tended by 36 | | fine dir matter how {ll or how small, | lent pr ‘ ne fol we ! bring him up just as our ing artist own, and so I ask thru your column to find us a baby boy three years o1d or younger, We haye our own Mias Cociie home, but Mr Bavelle’s work is! near Renton and we spend our sum-| mers on the edge of Cedar river. “It is Just grand here with our; place nestled among tho big old trees. Fresh eggs, milk, fruit and vegetables make it an ideal place| for kiddies to grow strong and fine, | both in mind and body. We can furnish references fronr doctors or| others and are longing for a child] ‘od |to bring’ up with our little Bonnie. | Keep up the good work, Kindly use }your phone and address for | answers.” a number of | am now strong, helathy | 4 grateful therefor. I have found] & work to do and tt is this cot | babies back to normal life agaln and we firmly believe that all the medical science in the world will not h much without th Tuesday, Now we want a/ Mins Kat nella W Mins Verle Mewoll, M Ida Warner The next meeting will be at the Mable Long on August 14 5 18th ave. N. W DESIRES REAL RESPONSIBILITY “Dear Dr, Loope: We with joy of the good wor doing, which « to prove tha of us, be we in Gui Audry Nulson and Mrs. home at 7 mu 0 affii “I was a shut-in for ars, but ever ME BEN 8——— | 6 N. Boylston, | Phone Capitol 4626. | ‘SEARCHLIGHTS SECOND AVENUE AND UNIVERSITY STREET Special Price Basement Lower Prices for Standard Qualities SATURDAY SALES A Manufacturer's Clearance of High-Grade Summer Frocks Fine Linens—Imported Ratines—Sheer Voiles | $9.50 | The Linens are smartly tail- ored, with collars of self or contrasting colored linen, and pongee colored em- broidery, touches of hem- stitching, ribbon ties, self girdles and pearl buttons. The Ratines are lavishly embroidered, and _ several sleeveless models are shown. The Voiles are of extra fine qualities, featuring knife- pleated skirts, wide organ- die sashes, rows of fine lace edgings and ribbon bows. The color assortment is very complete, including such wanted shades as tan, bisque, brown, apricot, gold, orchid, reseda green, rose, Copen, gray, pink and navy. Sizes 16 to 44. $4.00 Wash Suits. . 5.00 Wash Suits. . $6.00 Wash Suits... $6.50 Wash Suits. . $3.15 $3.95 $4.95 85.45 through our developing and printing laboratory with the aim of satisfy- ing the hundredth man. GUIDE PILOTS mail Will Mean Safety to Mail nd car three Service Airmen —| night at the BE ira ° THE WOMAN POWER OF “AMERICA| TO ENTERTAIN HOSPITAL SHUT-INS Shut-tn women at the County hos | pital will ned by the Sun Values like these are not often possible to find. | WE ADVISE EARLY SHOPPING. Rental Department 1301 4th Ave. will be One-Quarter Off All Boys’ and Children’s Straw Hats | Cheasty 2 E Brsgiow -5S.W Frecemce SECOND AT SENECA 300 Pairs Silk ae Fiber Stockings 89c Pair With seamed legs and seamless feet. Lisle gar- ter tops, toes and heels. In cordovan, gray, black, lark and shoe gray. Sie 8% to.10. Boys’ Overalls $1.19 500 pairs of Boys’ Overalls, of heavy quality blue denim. Double seat and knees. Sizes 8 | to 14. tx well Sllustrated by tho thousands| Thirty-seven searchlights to be in- of women who are entering every | stalled along the “after dark section” profession, almost every line of busl-jof the trans-continental airplane ness and politics as well. They are| mail route, to be established by the sday afternoon. bound to make good, and there is no| post office department this summer, le cream and cake will be served) Question but what health t# their| have just been shipped by the Gen- : Many women, how-|eral Electric company from its plant lhere to various places between Chi- cago and Cheyenne, Wyo. Each one is the best physician, when these lights has a rated illumin- | vea s chance. That ould re n intensity of 6,300,000 candle-) is wh w | Metropolitan Building Cc greatest axset nervous cond! i the strain of NATURE searchlights will constitute | - r f . at the est| the beacon posts of the night by| P h the postal airplane pilots will | ; Pink be guided over the entire $00 miles of | 6 TROUSERS ’ |the night air route. At each town| lights are to be placed an| patterns araln for landing field will be lo-| nd wolf tifically iMuminated, to be TO MATCH he ia 4 i COAT AND | used by the pilots If a landing is nec esnary, | tight wilt be mounted on a Steals to Marry; | Womas: Glad to Get tower 64 feet high, and will be! F¥ oneymoons in Jail) Away From the U. S. operated automatically, by electric} |motors. The beams from these lights} CHICAGO, July 13—John A.| LONDON, July, 12—Mrs. K EB. will iuminate an aerial path across | simms stole $160 in stamps from his | Nutman writes fron Iniglewood, Cal, |Iilonois, Iowa and Nebraska to the wedding ex- | that she is leaving te United States penses, Now he's in prison for six| for Canada and is gh to get back” A APG) T southeast corner of Wyoming months. under the Union Jack again. a GATELY'S CREDIT CLOTHING CO. n "restoring the women o to health and strength. It} a record of help- ery 100 women who Men's and Boys’ Apparel Exclusively Pant Suis An Extra Value Feature in Two-Trouser Suits E have put the greatest effort back of this special group of suits because the price seems to be that which most men prefer to pay. In other words a popular price. In variety, in gen- uine value, in service at- tractions we strongly recommend this special group of two-trouser suits at $40 $45 We, $1, $1.50 packages, ALL DRUGGISTS Mfrd. by JO-TO CO., Inc, Bellingham, Wash. PANTS STORE CO. t Ave. Near Oherry employer to pay his Tris Sumner my Set { Work on Coos Bay | Jetty Under Way| MARSHFIELD, Ore, July 13.— ment engineers in large of the work, the three years, jetty construction and improvement program on Coos bay here is under way When finished, the labor will as- rn Oregon a port of and dockage fa- sufficient to handle the great liumber output and other products shipped from this section of the | Northwe ost | ROUND TRIP ff from | SEATTLE Portland City Ticket Office 1405 Fourth Ave. Phone: Main 6933 Hunting Reserve. Island for Rent LEITH, Scotland, July 13.—Hunt- shts on the Island of Jan May- Iceland, are for lease for 10 ars. The island is uninhab- UNION PACIFIC POPULAR AND DIRECT | There's A French Beauty Taught me how to clean my skin Planned, prepared and served to suit the most fastidious. appetite in a Great Northern meal. Travel Hast on the ORIENTAL LIMITED By Edna Wallace Hopper My youthful beauty at my grand Facial Youth also carries factoral Boys’ O Fants Suits $1024$15 Serviceable, stylish suits with two pairs knickers, pleated back models, in light and dark brown, gray and tan SSSeUTIOEES and tweeds; coats mohair lined; all sizes. ete Hats $2. o | 1427 FIFTH AVE. Between Pike and Union Streets SEATTLE —TACOMA ~~ SPOKANE (PORTLAND via P. & S. Ry.) To CHICAGO WITHOUT CHANGE New steel trains, the latest standard and tourist Pullman equip- ment, compartment-obseryation cars, ‘daylight” diners, superb rond- bed, service unexcelled and LOW ROUND TRIP SUMMER EXCURSION FARES, via the scenic, comfort route GREAT NORTHERN (Stopover privileges at GLACIER NATIONAL PARK —the Switzerland of America ‘on the main line of the Great Northern) For information, reservations or tickels apply: City T 1103 FOURTHE AY or KING STH 4. W. YOUN T. J. MOORE, City Pas et Office near UNION ST STATION—MAIN 6601 neral Agent nger and Ticket Agent Bring in your account on or before the 15th of this month and share in the earnings for the full six months’ period ending December 31. 1T $1 to $5,000 old age is due to French creations. And I served France for 62 months in the war to help repay that debt. Now I am doing more. ing those helps with others. I am supplying them at modest prices to dealers everywhere. And I am taking time in a busy life to tell the facts about them, After 32 years as a stage star T still play young girls’ parts. I look a girl, as thousands of you know, I looked no younger 40 years ago. Now you are welcome to the same helps I employ. A liquid cleanser One great help i: which I call my Facial Youth, Lucle Lantelme, the famous Parisian beauty, gave me the formula many years ago, Now the world’: beauty experts are advisin ploying it. But their price is too high for most women, Facial Youth contains no animal, no vegetable oil, So it cannot grow Hair on the face. ‘It cannot assimt- late In any way with the skin, But it penetrates the skin to the depths, When I wipe it off, all that clogs the skin comes with it, The skin ts abso- lutely clean, \ | I am shar liquid cleanser | to whiten and firm the skin, There is lemon in it.” I see new bloom and beauty every time I use it. You'll be surprised Clean your face in your’way, then in mine. You will be amazed atthe” extra dirt which Facial Youth ree’ Pt Much of a cleansing creany sremains. Facial Youth all des parts. 1 anoint my whole body with Facial) Youth before I take a bath, And DP clogging matter which water! liness is beauty's first al Youth is now red= = nized, all the world over, 4s the to attain it, Once you use will never return’ to the! cleansing creams, We stage | use i for removing aul our Hopper’s Facial | upplied by all drug- 7 ta, All Collet Roods dealers. Pele ° per bottle, and it goes fur, They” also supply my Youth Cream—m crenm should follo y urlant hate with each ‘Try this nev Factal Youth. fall delight wuty Book comes day clonnser — my It the ‘ dealer will) Wallac: Wauke- PP sha, Wha &