The Seattle Star Newspaper, August 2, 1923, Page 11

ae The Seattle Star — | Paces 1020 | 7 SEATTLE, WASH., THURSDAY, AUGUST 2, 1923. PUBLIC FOOLED {77¢re Harding Fiahts valth| SAYS AUTOISTS [Brains Win Over Beauty BY WILY TRICK = larding Fight Way to Health| IRE CARELESS Maintains Noted Artist Several Second-Hand Men Chief Says Right-of-Way Is | Intelligence Is Handicapped, but Leads) oo Have Shady Scheme Not Observed Eventually, She Says ino the nd interesting « quite as di in the artistic who looks nglish chin curb th » this en imm Her portraits are exhibited at the mont exclusive Fifth avenue art gal #, and celebrities flock to her studic They're of her oll at om ponite y, and with on lop the ne that ferent,” eritic “That's be ‘© inter- and white uth on canvas tall, I'd rather r bitter emotional, intellect et hold- where they men to SEES CHANCE FOR EXCELLENT BARGAIN The eyes of the world are resting on the Palace hotel in San Francisco, but few eyes sults for ail concerned Petsy Graves Rayneau uid | have peered behind the scenes where President Harding lies ill. Above ix a picture of the . taste for intelligent women, But af he and! reception room of the presidential suite, No. 1 indicates the door to Mrs. Harding's r rt Li , tion, ter all): whatever ‘type {woihen : pro. : room, while No, 2, the door ajar, is where the president is fighting hig way back to Le) Alia to Bui ‘ld And I believe men will acquire a! gress to or rever ‘PLOT CAUSED eral f We Tell It With W GREATEST ADVENTURE | . IL L A’ 5 DE AT He : VALUES + MEXICO CITY, Aug anc g Have you sent yours in yet? eet sh aiken ~ en e New and Winsome from iat he mays || $5 prize for week’s best ' ais to berm F hi a ana the | Two tales of exciting nights fmm Se eee) one daltohtdg ile aia Fa ue THAT CAME IN THE NIGHT ; , ef and ; arrow cate JUMPING HORSE cues f : f KILLED IN TREE s At an Old and Popular GANDONS suis, 2-4. wy Price — much’ lower than the usual “reduced” or “Special Sale” prices— "FO Right fresh from our New York headquarters, these wonderful dresses are presented to the women of Seattle as Fashion’s finest, while they are “Style,” emphasizing Style First and Style Last for “Sweet Sixteen.” SEND COPY OF ORDINANCE TO MAN Fire Discovered in jun Virginia City Mine |" WURDEMANN Is RESERVE HEAD Many of these exquisite the fi ve ld he ree ove Jong 7. frocks come in but a few of iL a 3 unknown enemy con And | *emoor cor aan Ie | = the same model, preserv- v is of bu t in the aire. |th och the Mouse and é uce New. Fall. sits: Canes ing their exclusiveness as xew ¥a1 Tailored Suite them) at most women desire. Oe) mes ele ries at To enjoy this “none-like- $16 it” appearance it is weil to make selections at once. FOR WOMEN AND MISSES IN SIZES 16 TO 44 * DRESSES (/\ OF THE HIGHER GRADES In them we have associated the inspirations of Paris with our ex- clusive “Sweet Sixteen” fashion traits to the becomingness of our Seattle women. A — mor) eee Horse Runs Wild at BANKERS BUSY 4424 Evanston Brass Band Music f Ar is the time to buy! Yes, sir, right now, while you cAn receive this Startled great 20% reduction on every Summer Suit in this store. Greater Values! The values you'll find here are greater than ever—because they were real values before being reduced, due to our low overhead, our location in the low rent district and our large volume of sales. The selection is most complete, further dascription would take pages. Come in and look for yourself. We're sure you'll agree. $35.00 SUITS NOW ........ $28.00 $40.00 SUITS NOW ........ $32.00 $45.00 SUITS NOW ........ $36.00 $50.00 SUITS NOW ........ Shaner & Wolff 916 Second Ave. Priced the “Sweet Sixteen” way, just as our models at $16 are priced, they represent America’s most extraordinary values. Any woman contemplating the expenditure of $25 to $75 should see this splendid exhibit of style and quality, featured at tremen- dous savings. FOR WOMEN AND MISSES SIZES 16 TO 48 boca ee to Have y Replace Currency "Seen the New BERL 1023 Second Ave., Cor. Spring St. Now York Portland Los Angeles San Franchiee “Two-Trouser Suits of the Better Kind” from m. 1 Fairvie from 19th