The Seattle Star Newspaper, October 5, 1923, Page 4

THE | | Mill at Montesano — RL THOUGHT seyret SC Re Se Ny aaa Hissing Wife of Tamale Museum, } Man Brought Back Temples, Mosques, Synagogues Abound, vam |! Church of Holy Sepulchre the Chief. os | Supposed to Be Site of Crucifixion. | Jerusalem a Theological anmale ma tu) as been re i urned to Seatt 1 is held in the ves se t BY W. 1, PORTERFIELD tine, 1,600 years ago, ity put ding a a of b t up t ‘ id JERUSALEM (By Mail) Aj where early tradi us Wa. iy " t N was | great museum Jeru: | ¢ 1 and } t with it rohit al museum Ro- | sta a tt AGO 1 1} a t Greek orthodox, Aby: | t D " When w were q 1 " s, Copt, Byr 1 Armen, | ; g trom officers |¢ \ 17 ' 1 Christian sects, in tact, | ht refuse Joffery, charges were pret e ¥ nd very |b ft we ave I testanta, have contributed. ad Ae t Joe ff part 1 religion within t 0 red|and under the rule of t Moh ay wh M s . t medan Turk all these sects h at e vw ff the chef d’oeuvre of them all, | fc bt for more than a thous j._parried w 8 YY lied € of the He over the supposed tomb of Art disa. 1 and ait 1 , for « te. f v all th t came the Crusaders tn } fom for many r I i Mrs, Amanda Nels f Aberdee b been f . but a 1 wu ‘ tur f ) aother of the « me to Seattle Marcus, has tw rink An 4 ©. © search for 1 2 t sword t t 1 bleed and die ®. yw " t a ance of his|t ty kings t re and knights is rn Ve ifrey de Boull } the Lion Heart, and kulaxy of history's ie the tomb of f the “ME STORE THA iT nll ‘ch C) - SECOND AVENUE AT JAMES MES OTAEET October Merchandise Sale i The cold and damp weather is with us. Now is your opportunity to pro- I cure warm wearables at this Merchandise Sale at prices much less than ) | for many years. i Women’s Union Suits Girls’ Union Suits i $1.25 95c to $1. 35 of Adam} Medium heavy wool finish Union Bults, exceptional value at this price. Made with long or short sleeves, or ®leeveless, ankle or knee length. Silk-Mixed Union Suits $2.50 ality ing to size, » body of | modern | en of the ition. pil ¢ Chris Boys’ Union Suits 95c to $1.25 Splendid quality w vol finish Un garments, durable and the wearing. Extra sixe ular sizes $2.50. Children’s Silk-Mixed Union Suits . $1.50 to $2.50 Sik stripe Union Suits for misses Girls’ Schoo! Hose 25c Pair ordinary Not an Tent qualit faction. § Pri: _ Wool- Mixed Wilk Soacial 5 2 Pairs for $1.00 ) Medium heavy wool mixed hose, in Oxford grey lor black; especially sulted for old people or those much exposed to the winter weather, New School Dresses 7 to 14 Years $1.25, $1.75 and $2.25 ‘ Tastefully made dresses of fast color ging hams, in six different styles, in a complete assortment of the popular checks and small #} Over-checks. All splendid valuee. All-Wool Hose: Special Value 69c Pair Women's me welght all-wool Hose, drop stitch knlt; In k or brown heather mixture. An extraordinary value. urch containing | h graves which Stylish New Models $6.50, $7.50, $8.50 to $10.95 Dressy, durable coats for school girts, in sizos from 7 to 14 years, made of a good quality polo cloth, in shades of b deer, and blue, with fur or self collars. New Outing Flannel Gowns—Best Made At Every Price—$1.25, $1.65, $1.95 Very larze cut gowns of good standard quality outing flannels in white and assorted atripes. They Some in low neck style with short sleeves or highneck, long sleeves, Longest and widest gowns made. Blankets and Bedding at Very Interesting Prices Crib Blankets $1.25 Fine Bleached Sheets White Crocheted Each $1.75 Each Bedspreads $3.50 Each Size 36x43, soft and fluffy Extra quality Bleached Sheets Weight about 3% Ibs, evenly (Manne! in pink and blue, with made of extra heavy sheeting, woven and very durable, Fleur de Lis patterns. $1x90, before hemming. Misses’ All-Wool . one of the! barren, roundtopped pills which form the chain of ntaing mentor bn gi ther gives jews of nge, immortal cemetery of British down their lives tn the » ern who tnid | ie of 1918 | ish can-| nby would not bombard the Y, an example of restraint |tor which the world can never eufft- | mtly thank the British troops. | Comforts—Special Stitched Cotton Batts Sweaters $3.50 Each | $3.95 Each $1.50 Roll Misses’ Tuxedo Sweaters of j ) Size 72x78, filled with clean 72x84 Stitched Cotton Batts, Ure virgin wool, with collars ew cotton. Covered with good weight about 3 lbs. Makes full. ¥e?# and belt of contrasting | ‘quality sateen; have plain cen- size comforter, colors, Sizes $2 to 36 in all: col | ® ters with 18-inch fancy Cretonne is ors. Very special price—$8,60 | | borders, All-Wool Coating each. ; , All-Wool Batts $2.65 Yard Children’s Rain Capes $6.00 Roll B8.inch All-Wool Coating, in $1.50 Each . navy and French blue, seal and Sizes 6 to 14 years; Plald Mn- 1b, all-wool Batts, size 72x medium t Heavy eno} ing in hood and body; rain and )$4 inches. These aro 100 per to make 1 ithout lining. wind proof. <A necessity for cent virgin wool. Exceptionally celient for ¢ en's wear. school children. Cheaper than for ii good value for $6.00 roll. Very special, $2.65 yard. many years, Now $1.50 each. Taree frag be te selentifie 1 Glasses $5.00 FRE EXAMINATION GLOBE OPTICAL CO. ASIA Westinke Aven Men’s Warm Union Suits $1.75 Suit ‘Woo! faced medium weight Union Suits ffat fit snug in natural gray. All sizes, now $1.75. Boys’ Suits $9.98 With Two Pairs of Full-Lined Panta. Made from high-grade woolens in the new fall models. Serge and alpaca lined, Both pants are full lined and cut full and roon Extra well tallored. Sizes 8 tol ars. October Merchandise Sale Price $9.98. Boys’ Rain Coats $2.50, $3.50, $4.00 In double texture khaki, Black pure gum -ASKIoF Horlick’s rubber on wh duck, and oll-boiled ‘ The ORIGINAL slickers in ae from 4 to 16 years, | Malted Milk | Boys’ Mackinaws $7.50 Each Heavy all-wool Mackinaw: belt, shawl collar, double b fine assortment of colors, o' y heather mixtures, 09 to 16 Smalier sizes 3 to 9 years for $5.00 ex a Boys’ All-Wool Sweaters $3.50 Men’s Form-Fitting Shirts and Drawers 89c Each Winter weight Ribbed Underwear with Psoft fleece next the body. els like Welvet and gives plenty of wear. All (Sizes, special 89¢ garment. _ Outing Flannel Gowns $1.39 Made from nice quality of Outing Flan- nel in neat stripes;; cut full size and well ‘sewn. ~All sizes up to 20 neck measure. | | Men's Heather Sox 35¢ _ Or 3 Pairs for $1.00 Drop stitch, Cashmere finish [Heather Hose in ight and med. 1 around pr N. Yow Phyalclan and Sure Keon, uses Chinese A roots ard herbs in treating all disenses Hof men and women, Men’s Work Shirts 98c This {sa hummer. Made from extra heavy Chambray, Cut very SEATTLE 'ART SCORES AR FRIDAY, OCTOBER 5b, ivzs, $30,000,000 Estate |Bone Asks Uniform |Renton Has Hopes Ov E R ( ‘OPS! i __ Left by Princess Alaska Fish Laws| of je! Harbor Oct. 6 WASHIN t ¥ a , - oh ' uleh will attemy —_ , yes canal to the harbor . just f y | It of t 2 t Hone will remain in r eK mm jurymer « ft ed at the White i his latest paintings. ’ f » pay his periaae* tench q Art triumphe the He will 716 anla ' mony of a pol and had f ns before t : hat t within = 1 ' ow The orig! a nati ent ‘ 4 ‘uM hag now been ere are branch factories in Can n th A f m with some moon- | imate neriea for ¢ ted States firme London Zoo " Pull-ove: yle ¢ | Bpeciall i om- im heavy weight. Very dressy large and double stitched, ulvover styl FM ach trouble, and Hand comfortable for fall wear, throughout. All sizes to 17 neck. a AT Other wiimonts. October , $3.50, 7 o hinene Memedy Co, MA In-4308, Merchandise Sale Price SHOES Ladies’ Slippers $4.85 r Wa Sentite, Wash. FREE BLOOD SHOES Boys’ School Shoes $2.75 Pair SHOES Girls’ and Boys’ Shoes $1 98 Pair In Log Sayin Brown Suede, shoe that will stand the wet holes; okutt last. Ait una ina m Ry Ativatden 1a ; Weather, Sizes 2% to 6. Great leather, aize o 2. Lower price Wh n ‘Com mi bargein $2.75 pair. than for many years, $1.08 pair, and see us, ms mMeriops KITCHENWARE DEPARTMENT Kor the benefit of poopie who tnke the treatment from us We have Thin Clear Glass ‘Tamblers. — Heavy Sun=ray Alum anit some happy patient, Toda Bpscial 4 for Be, ers, Stock, tat, mith Nniner cover: $100 cach, Nd? Of Aluminum. Hh) bent time to ‘en, onhty rhe Vaneled ‘ater Piteher ery special 81 ach, Uv " . a Special 450 enh. Pereolaturs, now ono and onee 19ers Vereolator Topm, 3 tor EL ECTRO-MEDICAL DOCTORS bs 1927 Sd Avon Oppontte the PO The Revelation of a Secret This Article should be Read only by Women who are Interested in the Appear- ance of their Hair fragrant, erystal-pure liquid HENNAFOAM SHAMPOO. HENNAFOAM SHAMPOO fs a combination of the special hair-beauty treatments which the best hare p}0U—and millions of women like shampoo—we call you—would give a great deal to know just what the exclusive, high-priced hairdresser of Fifth Avenue does to give the hair such dressers give their patrons. wonderful beauty—such extra- r E: ordinary lustre. It is to reveal First—the shampoo itself. that secret and to make it possible for you to use it Second—the henna rinse, which every society that this article is written. Perhaps, among the women you know, there {s one who can afford to go regularly to such an expert hairdresser. You have seen how glossy, and gleaming, and Yadiantly lovely he makes her hair. And you have noticed how the beauty and woman demands after the shampoo, as one of the most effective hair beautifiers known. A Few Cents vs, Five Dollars For this combination the hairdresser charges from $3 to $5 a treatment. Hennafoam Shampoo contains the same cleansing and health-giving properties as the hairdresser’s shampoo. And it contains all the lustre-creating properties of the hairdresser’s henna rinse. as picts abe But Hennafoam Shampoo may be had at a cost of charm. only a few cents for each shampoo. And Hennafoam Shampoo is so absolutely harm- 4 The Secret less that it can be used on the head of an infant— Revealed in fact, it is actually the best shampoo for children You have tried to as well as for women, make your hair as lovely as hers. You We have wished you could afford to have Brunette the same hairdresser treat your hair in the same way. P You have said to yourself: “If I could \g only find out what the hairdresser does to get such marvelous resulis.” If that hairdresser—if the most fashion- able, the highest-priced hairdresser in New York were to tell you the secret of his power to create such beauty, he would say it in four words: “A touch of henna in the shampoo.” What Every Woman Fi Wants Millions of women have been waiting for such a combination of the special treatments of the hair- dresser—al a cost within their means. That is why Hennafoam Sham- poo has met with such instantan- eous, such sweeping success. That is why hun- dreds of thousands of women already are enjoying the added charm of lustrous, rR Brown beautiful hair. A Further Revelation And in every ease, At first you wouldn’t believe him. rian ro You know your friend’s hair has not changed, promtien thassiueult except to gain that wonderful lustre, that soft and Th ds of let- beautiful radiance, Nevertheless, he has brought out that lustre, that radiance, by the use of a touch of henna in the shampoo—just a touch, remember. ters prove to us that once a woman uses Hennafoam Shampoo to keep her hair healthful and_ radi-. There's more to his secret. He uses this henna antlylustrous, she will prepared in a special way to remove all ils properties Blonde always use it. save those that make hair lustrous. The Final Proof Go to your druggist, or any perfume counter, — today, and buy a bottle of Hennafoam Shampoo. — Try it, and watch the marvelous result, the wonderful lustre it gives to your hair, the effect that the most expert hairdresser cannot surpass. Because we are absolutely certain of the result, we do not hesitate to urge you to put Hennafoam Shampoo to the greatest test of all—the test of use. We know that a single bottle of Hennafoam Shampoo at 60 cents will give you an amazing revelation of the lustrous beauty of your hair, ‘ ennafog TRADE MARK REG, ~~ SHAMPOO There is only one kind of Hennafoam Shampoo. It iprepded foruse on every shade of hair. It is particularly suited to the hair if children. HENNAFOAM CORPORATION, 511 West 42d St, New York, N. Y. STEWART & HOLMES DRUG COMPANY : Wholesale Distributors The Secret Brought to You After years of research, we have learned the secret of preparing henna so that it will make hair lustrous. And this specially treated henna we have com- bined with pure vegetable oils, chosen because they have the power to cleanse and invigorate the hair and scalp. The result of this combination—a delicately ‘ f ener vores trees ei er seeaiielinbil