The Seattle Star Newspaper, July 27, 1923, Page 7

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FRIDAY JULY 27, 1924 THE SEATTLE STAR PAGE 7 a“ ~—.. PM LAGE. Bi. . TS SUNSHINE SMILES WS 4 4hu | a Gee Department for Seattle Shut-Ins and Their Friends, || & Appearing Every Week in The Seattle Star Bg Edited by Dr, Frank BR, Loope—Phone Capitol 4626 ———_—__—_ 4 “AMERICANUS PARTY Jnever to be forgotten and always to ‘wuye t w ur ‘eat kindness in making such / A hank you, | Lie ad given you my] 1 been promined that a elf so forunate, And| : my brightest anticipations, I 4 o awe, Where I enjoyed an un of tional existence te obstructed view of the nd the by prolom floor of the “bowl,” which served as A Beauty Cream =" |S ogee gt t y pants. ; a bi | Which keeps my girlish bloom pleasure | felt thank you s By Edna Wallace Hopper ‘ apr reere : iS : who gaye OUR SHUTAN STAMP 8 ‘ w COLLE , i : ‘ “ ‘ t 1 you e 1 Leighton, | A French creation ¢ cold cream, YOUR VACATION NE of the wisest provisions you can make for your vacation is an extra pair of glasses. The extra pair can be fitted with colored lenses and we'll duplicate the Wi i 1320 Second Avenue, Opposite Rhodes cs a A convenient way of pur- chasing this new piano— Pay as little as $29.50 down; - the remainder spread over two and a half years. The trend of piano prices, in com- mon with other prices, is again defi- nitely upward. Therefore, it might not be wise to delay. At $295, this brand new piano isa splendid value. “Everything in Music” Sherman j@lay & Co. Third Avenue at Pine SRHATTLE calls himself the stamp r from Bill has put us quite for he informs us that v s : . nut a per who ¢ Mt te cts stamps, Bill is the head @ fess Aoki : ings with » ectors all over the world, When ulders, you will} Roy G notice t not mention the M 1} not quite so active } A iD. we 1 Anyway, } the real » h Fier Mor nd will do you mortua hir " and careful Mary nde * " y His ad. re West Smith at | 7 ek ts wes, 8 mith 1 Mt, M. Hus-| “SHUTIN TAB VACATION Moffett Meingasdeg fe) Bes: te cosh, Be phard Am JUNIOR ELKS ENTERTAIN | | SHUT-IN BOYS this cit In ts cards and benefit of those who cannot 1) get ‘a treat m the | Whe do no we will say that t the ae this mi ad the misfortune C's to fall and break his back, four FIND ME THAT BABY BoY years ago, This has deprived him r the love of Mike. someone fing | th® use of bis lower legs. His “iets phone Ra a4 orvice to ns ia 20. this self. First make yourself good and others will bask in the light gus the expansion selfiess 1 ives a. With harmonies rep! | | This makes the sunshine parlor, | Where kind and glad thoughts throng A amile for » for souls tha to faith expanding, nd sorrow waa the see! now the ¢! round this mansion prison hold: a lovely garden, ‘0 untold. The flowers of Faith and Free dom, In gratitude expressed, Entwine us in our kingdom Of Shut-in-Joys so blest. A READER. | “ innt-in’ half foot tall surgeon travel- deep in-|€4 1,000 miles from Hudson a wondertul|bay—only to be caught by| ure in being highly! Pdward Stevenson, in the| itness the initial pre Sask. hi ym i i 7 | Americanus''; a delight |5@8katchewan river, near Ed-| monton, Alberta. Stevenson is a prospector-farmer, and has had great luck in his catches. Dear Friend of the Again I acknowledge my debtedness to you for evenink of ple privileged t sentation o: It’s Easy Now to Curl to Stay Curled Eketric ight meters tn Toronto, Canada, are now “read” by me curled lof photographs taken with a spect roll-film camera imaginable and this Kreasiness or 1 Liquid # quite Inexpen- | € at more than twenty nts an any drug store \dvertine TIRE SALE Standard make tires, fully f iteed and averaging better than 15,000 miles, are now being offered at these low prices Cc, MARCUM AT THE HOUSE OF SERVICE HOME OF THE BEST $2.50 GLASSES ON HARTH XAMINATIONS FREE Our experience in vision test- ing enables us to correct your eyen with aclentific accuracy. We apeciniize in the most modern forma of spectacles and eye- classes. . Grind modern Ten 30x3% CL Fab = 7.90 11.50 17.85 18.50 18.75 Other sizes in proportion BLAUSTEIN’S TIRE SHOP 931 Pine St. Main 2978 30x 31x48, s, Cord 4 o. 8. Cord 92x49. 8, Cord 33x48. 8. Curd po VISIBLE B Always Reliable! Marcum Optical Co. O17 FIRST AVENUE Near Madison, Kst, 1906 Mail orders shipped C. “Right or wrong, our cu» tomer Is always right.” Believe in Evolution? Cats, Dogs and Rabbits ‘Become Minks, Seal, | possum. mink and skunk need not |rabbit for “ermine” which is sup: page Father Noah! He's wanted to look over this list of fur-bearing ant- pe ; |mals to | This 75-pound, five-and-a-|'pr\'s “two by two" passenger lst. tic weal, Baltic Cape seal, Polar seal, New seal “All rabbit,” says the bureau of] Because so many of our furs are biological sur Great Northern :, B7 , DID YOU EVER SEE SUCH PRICES ON LADIES’ & CHILDREN’S SHOES? The Reason Is We Must Positively Vacate in 10 Days and Every Article in This Store Must Be Sold, Regardless, so These Prices Are Like Giving Em Away Red and White Kid Combi- nation Pumps, strap effects; Gray Suede Tongue Pumps, Skinner Satin Strap Pumps, King Tut Red Pumps—for- merly sold at $6 to $9.50; now at-one uniform price, Sathi Strap Pumps, Brown White Washable Kid Pumps, Kid or Patent Strap Pumps, French or Cuban Pumps, Patent Leather Ox- heels, hand-turned High Shoes, Black Satin Pumps, lace or strap effects. Women's High Shoes, Satin Pumps or Oxfords, White Canvas Pumps or Oxfords, Black or Brown Kid Oxfords, Patent Pumps or Oxfords; Boys’ and Girls’ High and Low Shoes—all at one unb form price; mostly all sizes and widths Kia Oxfords, Patent Strap Pumps, Suede and Patent fords, Two-tone Oxfords—all at one price; all sizes. 0c THE PAIR Silk Hosiery HALF Second and University squirrel, tho we call them by other jobject to trade names. He merely names, Ashbrook isn't so terribly |hopes they are understood. | worried about the “impending end of | What he does object to is the un- | the existence of mammals.” serupulous dealer, who will sell “elec- | He agrees that there is great need |tric seal” (clipped and’ dyed rabbit) |for conservation, but with the passage |for Hudson seal, which is plucked | of adequate state and federal laws, he |and dyed muskrat. He doesn’t think thinks foxes, raccoons, muskrats, op- | it quite fair for dealers to sell white Every Fur Dealer Doe become extinct, if proper methods of | posed to be weasels fur. White rab- handling, trapping, and breeding are | bit is often fixed up to sell as “chin- e ed | chilte.” In fact, just the other day ammalogist |_ Black furs are usually black cat./news came from the department of | Isabella fox is in private life “domes- |commerce to the effect that the Peru- tic dog,” but before it masquerades, | vian government had forbidden the it {s dyed and curled. Japanese lynx | killing of chinchillas for a certain k Manchurian dog. You may|number of years, and that France It sounds fine, but it's|was breeding “a variety of rabbit, California mink is| whose fur curiously resembles the Mr. Ashbrook doesn't chinchilla.” Guaranteed to End Falling Hair and Baldness Ermine and Ocelot After Death ik G, Ashbrook, in the employ of the government says; “A woman who can't be in- see if it checks up with the | duced to look at a garment made of cat or rabbit skin, at $50 to $75, will WASHINGTON, July Boy, American seal, Arc- | 0¢ Charmed with the same coat when toa, Freneh sable, |t 48 called ocelot or French seal and 3 "| priced at an advance of $100." really just | “ringtail ca For instance y. ' rabbit, lamb, kid, mole, marmot and or your money refunded Science discovers most bald- nese due to Simple Infection (Sebum). Now quickly over- comes it. Hair actually grown on 91 heads in 100, by test! Written Guarantee to Grow Hair! Under Our 3-Bottle Treatment Plan This fe a direct offer to grow hair on your ‘ head. An offer backed by written guarantes, tigned by your own druggist. If we fall, it costs an recently made amazing discoy- tries, It ned that hair roots seldom die. ‘They oan be revived. We have proved this by Browing new hair on 91 heads in 100, In most cases highest authorities approve this new way. Baldness ts not a disease It ts merely a symptom of Infection in most casee—of an in- fected acalp oll called Sebum. Infected Sebum Sedum fs an oll, It forms at the follicles of the hair, Its purpose ts to supply the hair with ‘oll, But tt often becomes t a. Tt the acalp; clogs the follicl pi Germe by the millions then to feed upon the hair, Semi-baldness comes first; then comes baidness, ove that Infection and your hair will ‘ally grow. We back this statement with « jey-back Kuarantee, Hence It Ja folly for any man or woman with falling hair not to make the teat. Costs Nothing Unless we grow cAll Summer Long May 15 to September 15 ’ Fare and 1-10= for round trip vie algned by your ewn droggist. All we require te Nis aig. nature showing you have purchased: & Fy to St. Paul, Chicago and many other Eastern Cities TRY st ORIENTAL LIMITED | on your next trip | Steel equipment * Latest Pullman Sleepers | Compartment Observation Car * Dining Car serving fine meals Every travel comfort | We remove it Our treatment Is based on this principle, It o the follicles of the hair, It kijle oves the infectious Sebum. Fall- In three weeks, It usually revives for fares, routes, schedules and reservations, call on or addrem Clty Tloket Officer 1403 FOURTH AVE. NEAR UNION ST. J. W. YOUNG eral Agent MOORE, Clty Paxkenger and Toket Agent poaitive, You it signe it. Go ‘nak him for Van Iss Scalp Massage on Our S-bottle treatment pian, The guarantee will Accompany it, If the treatment falls — your money baek, VAN ESS LABORATORIES, INC. 28 Kast Kinale Street, Chicago, Il. King Street Station Matn 6601 (Hoth Offices)

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