The Seattle Star Newspaper, September 18, 1923, Page 4

Take Old Crankease Oil and Use it to Heat M427 FIFTH AVENUE Between Pike and Union St», ‘Tho United Statas has spe on new the Years than the tot! capit in railroads. highways in “Meet ws and wear diamonds” WEISFIELD & GOLDBERG Seattle’s Credit Jewelers jhe has The Welsfield& Goldberg convenient credit plan makes it possible for fam!ly in Seattle the any to possess all Silverplate they |} really need, even || when company ar rives. Pay $1 Down and tho while using. balance || The || rattle Flivver Owners Find New Homes and BY 8. B. owly “flivver” I In addt about every GRorr » found an » to hauling day tn the he washtub, rv ep and standing Age, it is now meaning x the family * has taken a plice along her winner. she asa bre banishing the co nd chasing Old Man and Boreas outside, where he rages Ja in vain with him and rain known asta of snow While tt not generally * ocrankease oll traine nd re aced with f imption naces, su age men Tuesday amber of Seattle garage ankease olf at the pros thm h A large are u ent the spr One or in @ local garage is even using “Lt lubricant for ating purposes, rapidly ily beans and ba me cook stove, OLD OLL COLLECT AND SOLD BY DEALERS Practically 1,000 homes tn Seattle ipped with of! nd most of “hep” to the sav. ted. Crankease oll downtown garages and at the nominal sum p fam! purses barons Gives Praise to Veronica Dr. Wm. Han consulting Phys Hospital of and to Metropolitan Char ity Hosp BlackwoR's Idand, says ly, and not f dyspepsia, 1 by con: and rheumatiam are o: cured. T convince you how str Tam tm pressed with the yalue of Veron v . form you tha is is the first testimonial I have | given in over forty years bf active | M Practice."* Veronica Water has been recog. Noted Physician! STATE FAIR Use for Cars Cook Meals Owing | to the delicacy of her tn brt. The old ofl i» every #0 often frained out at the garage and in the past pre diny Now tt ts collected carefuliy what ts ed unhandy to no of, not used, js sold. At the present quarts of this w dumped, tt | ot | to oll te annually | stimated Tuesday | by prominent garage men, But with | its inere use for fuel, It will n be long until it all te and burned in factories, industrial plants and homes. At one time even gasoline was a waste product of kerosene with the advent of the aut lio gasoline it tine mil was asin saved but gained favor until now as been allied by one authority a “life neces: Heating with lubricating ol! has passed the experiment attle, according to EB, E the Real Of] Burner comps his with lares that many ats home plants it almost entirely at g in fuel bi SOME MIX CRANKCASE OLL, WITH FUEL OIL “The Terminal garage, at 7 son et, for one has found it satisfactor said Hinsd s of my A great Jack: “and acquaintance | it at the present timo.” The Ray Rotary Fug! Of] Burner marketing a new, automat. | that regulates der all conditions, ompany fo burn: flame ared proven it» own | also de-| ating ol) had satisfactory for] furnace use | clam has bean made tn owing to the fact ion point is bigh and cant, When | Eastern eal fuel, as It produces « heat. It has been tried mu in Boston, mixed with papers say, It jand pract |the East AT | | YAKIMA OPENS) YAKIMA, Sept. 18.—Thoe opening of the Wash N State fair here, | yesterday, was featured by excellent | 1 good att enti. | the same as th of the exhibits were in place and| ready, | Results in the judging of swine, | which waa first on nounced by Ray T Lyon, Ore, wh is Judge. Meenach, Sharon, Wash |received awards on 20 Chester | Whites, took grand champion with ndance. about rogram, | wero Fox, of THE SEATTI EB This TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 18, 1923. is the opening of our new “400” Piano Club, offering the piano-buying public an ex- ceptional opportunity to secure a new standard make Upright, Grand or Player Piano on easy liberal Piano-Club Terms. This offer lasts only until 400 instruments are sold. BeOne of the 400 We have a limited number of these | nized by scientists as one of the moat j his boar, Sharon Buster, and grand | remarkable mineral waters in this {Champion sow with C. M. Choice. country or Europe. It is bottled ex-| Awerds on aged boar, on boars 1 Jactly as tt comes from the Springs, |¥e@r and under 18 months old, and and it has been impossible for chem.|° boars six months to a year old, | ical experts to reproduce artificially | Were won by Frank Von Der Hey. wonderful Player Piano Outfits. You have often longed for a beautiful in- strument such as this in your home. We urge you to come in and place Standard makes at the Standard prices. 26-Plece Tudor Plate | — in Petit Buffet $12.75—$1.00 DOWN | 75 Cents a Week May also be purchased In individual pleces. | 26-plece set Community Plate, | $31.75; $1 down, $1 a week. We Restring Pearis, 40 Cents. WEISFIELD & GOLDBERG H. L. KNOX Seattle's Most Successful Salesmanship Instructor “SALESMANSHIP THAT WINS” Hear this dynamic lecture and you will realize why so many psales organizations In Seattle are asking for KNOX - TRAINED MEN. ASONIC CLUB Admission Free No Collect Senttle Officer hi Wes Way to Get Rid of Blackheads There is one simple, safe and y that never fails to get rt heeds, that in to dissolve them, To do this get two ounces of calo te powder from any drug store- Doaprinkle @ little on a hot, wet cloth stub over the blackheads briskly blackheads, matter where they simply dissolve and disappear Miackheads are a mixture of dust and dirt and secretions that form in the pores of the skin. The calonite wader and the water dissolve the lnckhends #0 they wash right out, leaving the pores free and clean ani “i condition.—Ad: } this. marvelous water, provided by |4en. Wapato, nature, You may find that Veronica ts he Water Way to Health.’ A big, generous 1 1-3 quart bottle at your druggists, only seventy-five cents.- Veronica Water | Advertisement. Mr. W. A. Wicks TONIGHT Is the Big Opening of the Forum on Advertising and Selling SEPTEMBER 18 8 o’Clock WILSON’S MODERN BUSINESS COLLEGE AUDITORIUM 1613 Second Avenue This Evening— W. A. Wicks President, Company R. P. Milne Former account executive of Botsford-Constantine Com. pany, now vice president Con- don-Milne Company, Inc. Franklin - Wicks Will Speak on Advertising and Belling COME —Hear these business men discuss these prac- tical subjects, The time you spend at thia meeting will pay you dividends in cashable ideas, auccensful Mr. RP, Milne RN BUSINESS COLLEG| 1413 Ino AVE.— SEATTLE A number of prizes on young boors and sows went to Leonard Newman, Thorp. 8 D. | Woodhouse, Ellensburg, took the senior boar championship. Most of the prizes on Rerkuhires went to J. A. Simonson, Buena, and F. H. Sinnes, Prosser, while 1. J Oder, Yakima, and D. R. Canfield won the large part of Tamworth H. FE. Stansbury, Ellens took eenior sow champton- |ship in the Berkshire diviston. | The poultry show at this years fair ts declared to be the best over |displayed, there being nearly 1,000 }fine birds ‘Man Is Held for Operating Still | N. Rone, 42, was arrested my Po- lce Officers B. W. Morris and J. A | Collier Monday evening and In being held on an open charge following the |selzure of a still he tn accused of jowning at 2655 Phinney ave. Ho wan jarrested at N. 36th st. and Green- wood ave, in a car driven by V, R. | Neeley. |Workers Rescue Sailor From Bay Pulled from Elifott bay at Pler B after he had fallen into the water Monday evening, Arthur Farns- worth, 36, a sailor, was rescusd by | dockworkers and taken to the city | hospital for first ald treatment. CORNS lift right off Doesn't hurt a bit! Drop a little "reezone” on an aching corn, in stantly that corn stops hurting, then | shortly you litt it right off with fin- |wers, Truly! Your druggist relia a tiny bottle of “Freezone” for a few cents, sufficient to remove every hard corn, soft corn, or corn between the toes, and the | calluses, without soreness or irrita- | tion.—Advertinement. No Trouble to Keep Skin Free From Hairs (The Modern Beauty) ‘There Ix no need for any woman to jcountenance superfluous halrs, be. |cause with a paste made by mixing some powdered delatone with water it Is easy to get rid of them. The | paste Is applied for 2 to & minutes, then rubbed off and the skin washed, This’ treatment will rid the skin of |hair without leaving a blernish, but care should be taken to see that you get real delatone. Mix fresh as wanted.—Advertisement, Wholesale Complete Outfit Just mak mat y In purchasing a new Piano you can trade tn your old instrument, re ceiving full market yaiue for it. During this “400 Piano Club Offer, special induce ments and credit terms can be arranged. ‘Push slane Piano Everything Pertaining to Music 1519 Third Ave. think! A beautiful o. BB-note . h. m ( ‘oll cablact, an « of music, all fo: nch t your order at once. The price is the lowest in the history of our business and the Club Terms make it easy. Terms as low an $10 per month can be arranged during our Great Piano Club offer, The Club Terms are designed for your con- venience Special Values for This Event The following are « few splendid Exceptionally Nberal club, Terms can be arranged on these spe- cials for tomorrow. UPRIGHT $125.00 $175.00 $150.00 $185.00 $170.00 $195.00 Retail used Pianos included tn this Guarantee Every instrument purchased during this Piano Club Offer is fully guar- anteed, PIANOS $210.00 $275.00 $285.00 $285.00 $265.00 $295.00 @ Manufacturers ‘Nighty Night’ at Heilig Has Score of Surprises 222.2. 23. Will King, who makes each one of | his musical comedies at the Heilig pleasingly different from its prede sprung several surp! ntation of “Nighty. over the week-end Juster Lorenzo, clarinet player In| the orchestra, again made use of his | excellent tenor voice, leading ‘The | Gypsy Lov one of the most sa | former Folliés star, who 1s married to Mike Dooley, Ikey's pal. The climax comes when Trixie is found seantily garbed In the Leschinsky “Nighty Night" will continue un. | til Friday night, with dally matinees jexcept on the last day. Next week Will King will present one of his own creations, ‘You'll Be Sur | prised.” atisfactory numbers jn the show. | the onlookers tn a state of high hilar Will Hays, the character man, who | ty, NOW PLAYING | recently . . | ses in| \.ossoms forth as a blackface come-| Know You Then as I Know You} joined the King company, dian, singer and eccentric dancer in “Pullman Porter Blues," the open: ing number Tkey Laschinaky this timo gots into hot water by trying to solve the do- mestic troubles of Trixie Lorraine, a LEAVES YOU FOREVER Deep Scated Uric Acid Deposits Are Dissolved and the Rheumatic Poi- son Starts to Leave the System Within Twenty-four Hours. Every druggist in this county tal authorized to say to every rheumatic) sufferer In this vicinity that if a full] pint bottle of ALLENRHU, the sure conqueror of rheumatism, does not| stop all agony, reduce swollen fointa) and do away with even the slightest twinge of ‘rheumatic pain, he will! gladly return your money without| comment | Allenrhtt has been tried and tested | for y and really marvelous re: ults have been accomplished even in| the moat severe cases where the wnt. fering and agony was intense and piteous and whore the patient re helpless. ave. Allenrhu reileves at once, Imme-| diately after you start to take It the good work begins, It searches out the urle aeld deposits, dissolves the secretions and drives rheumatic pol- son out of the body throuh the kid- neya and bowels, It's marvelous how quickly tt acts. | Blossed relief often comes in two} days, and even In cases where the} suffering 18 most painful all traces disappear in a few days. Mr, Jame of ALL suffered the torments of acute rheu- matiom, desires all sufferers to know that he does not want anyone's money unless ALLE deotuively conquers thin worst dixenuen, H, Allen, tho discoverer all Nd he haw instructed drug kintw fo guarantee it as above in every instance, , who for many yours {all the har Rubye Adams contributes “If T Now," another ‘*blues’’ song} Clara Te Vallo plays ‘kid’? again in “Down by the Oid Apple. Treo,"" and Maurine Plerce does a dainty toe dance, Boclety women wash their own hair, not because it is a fad, but be cause they wish to obtain tho grent- est possible hair beauty and be sure they are not using anything harm. ful, They have found that In washing the hair it 1# never wise to use a makeshift, but 1s always advisable fo use ® preparation made for shampooing only, Many of our friends say they get the best results from a simple homemade canthrox mixture, You can use this at a cost of about 8 cents a shampoo by get: ting somo canthrox from your drug. mist and dissolving a teaspoonful in A oup of hot water, ‘Thin makes enough shampoo liquid to apply to Instead of just the top of tho head, aa with most prepara: tions, Dandruff, excess of! and dirt of /are dissolved and entirely disappear HU |in the rinsing water, Your hair will be wo fluffy that it will look much heavier than it {#, Ita luster and softness will also delight you—Ad- vertisement, TIMELY BEAUTY HINTS || METROPOLITAN SECOND BIG WEEK The Great American Picture At Last TWICE DAILY 2:30 P. M.—8:30 P.M. Jesse LLasky << Th e presents COVERED Waconi Adapted From Emerson Hough's Story of Love on the Oregon Trail Depicting Scenes and Events of the Days of '48 LOVE—ROMANCE—ADVENTURE Lo--200 » MS-—500 1,000—THRILLING SCENES—1,000 $,000—MEN, WOMEN, CHILDREN—3,000 Heat Orchestra Ever Heard in Seattle Matinces: 500, $1.00—Plus Tax—Nights: 50c, $1.50 ALL SEATS RESERVED