The Seattle Star Newspaper, October 18, 1923, Page 10

A STRANGE SCF |e CALLER IF just One Thousand SS OF the Kind Hearted $$. MEN and Women ae WHO read The Seattle Star —$$ WOULD pledge we Dollars Each $3— TO the Community Fund IT would complete the TOTAL amount needed and pili” VS ASSURE food, shelter, $$— CARE and comfort to many ea Ve aged, sick se AND distressed a WHOSE only hope is Baca YS THROUGH your generosity. ESS lle SUBSCRIBE for a Sai YOUR boy or girl ei Se OR in your own name. FIVE Just a Second From 2nd Through Pullmans California From Seattle to San Francisco Los Angeles THE name you designate will Soe Es BE included in the printed list —-3$—_ SOON to be issued in book —_83— | FORM for permanent record. | SEND the money ee OR your check pie” See TO Seattle Community Fund, | cree CESS 4466 Stuart Building. THE motherless, fatherless ——s BABES and children and Southern Pacific Ly. Seattle 11:45 p.m. Ar. San Francisco 11:30 a. m. | Ar, Los Angeles... 7:55 a.m. —3$3—_ NEEDY old and sick people —- 55 MUST be cared for. —33— PLEASE respond now. ies 2 LET’S finish the good work. | oeg = COMMUNITY FUND, 4466 Stuart Bldg., Seattle. 0 Seattle Ticket Office 1407 Fourth Avenue THE SEATTLE STAR IN ROMANT IC DRAMA Colorful and romantic Java | “Thundering Dawn,” a drama, coming to the Columbia soon. Winifred Bryson’s beauty is an outstanding | feature of the picture, Miss Bryson plays in support of War- ren Kerrigan and Anna Q. ilss on, Lloyd George I 8 Cheered | by Big Chicago Audience Former Premier of. Britain Sets in Motion Campaign for U. S. Help in World Affairs BY LAWRENCE MARTIN (Copyright CHICAGO, Oct. 1 ‘ American tour today began to be » not neck the lmell | weight tn the organization h work quietly but effe & movement to carry on a elr influence will be departs, the campaign he has Washington in motion for American participa tion in @ practical busincaslike set-| will result in a new American un tlement of the world’s troubles, derstanding of the European situ: | Ono of the first. efforts of those| ation and a consequent demand that who want to take advantage of such | America ald in a world settlement, | |sentiment as Lloyd Geo rests of American com ating inthis American “particly rected towards getting the jadministration at Washingt | active interested. serves as the background for new love ght. The | tively and brought to They believe Lioyd George's vinit Lioyd George has m: impression on some of t A WONDERFUL NEW INVENTION The new XL Range, with the oven above the fire box, does the cooking and baking in a shorter time and with a big saving in fuel. Study the Diagram. It is a well- known fact that the natural course of heat is upward. It cannot be forced down without great loss of heat energy. We heat the oven with the live heat at its maximum strength, in its natural course upward. This is the scientific way. No extra fuel is re- quired for the oven—the XL Oven simply uses the heat that ordinarily goes to waste up the chimney. SS Saves QA Saves WOO DOUBLE DAMPER? \ t On SHUT-OFF to 50 per cent leas fuel required for the family cooking. in 10 minutes, the top of the range. in 30 minutes. if France to the Hug | plan and it 8 shown that G }many could p ore and would BAKING jnot, “then we c march together OVEN }to force her to’ pay.” Ho ‘explained the whole as it haw never been | explained | Having crea before r ing of jthe prokjem bearing on American | affairs, he doubtless left behind him here a new interest. That Is what in being counted on to make his |work of lasting benefit to those | | American business |now try to get President Coolidge s to offer Hughes plan WARMING OVEN Charlie Chaplin's Steak and Kidney Pie The XL Range Saves money in operation—from 30 ded Klbes lies ine lour them, add salt end time in heating—oven heats almost a# quickly as Bakes bread Roll pastry %4 in ick all, Make seve, mall holes in The XL Range uses the heat that Is wasted in the old way, BAKING itd tured in Seattle, \SSLLLSSLSLSLS A, WMMKVQA Saves in space—a range for a fam fly of elght takes about one-half the space of the old style range, The XL Range t* a Northwest product, Invented by a Seattle man and manufac. THE HANSEN STOVE CO. Demonstration and Salesroom, 2128 Westlake Ave. Plenty of room to park your car while we sbow you by actual demonstration the advantages of the XL KANGE BREY 10 permis jake three hours in moderate oven. EAT. ns taparcions 34 4 cupfuls fon spoonful vale and ice wie (RISCO For light, tender cakes For digestible and flaky pastry For crisp, digestible fried foods of solution. Problem | iis indixpo ThkeBon PIKE STRBBT—BECOND AVI Marché NUL IN STRERT—SEATTLY New Tailored Dimity Blouses | —A Special Selling The mos able with robe posse ong Novelty Laces That Will Wash for Trimmings and Fancy Work Vals, Imitation Cluny and Crochet white, both single 5c Delicate, fine thread Vals in ecru and and two-thread, Lovely ork patte crochet and Cluny. Heavy and Fine Thread Laces ided are ns in {mitation Various widths of edges and t Incl Normand and Platt Vain, and ¢ patterns in heavy imitation Cluny—3 to 6-inch widths: 15c Bahdings and Camisole Laces Beading-top Camisole Lacks in 3 to 10 inches, in fine Platt Vals or he in w splendid ¢ Upper Main Floor—The Bon Marche Outing Gowns for Women and Misses $1.50 and $1.95 Long and short kimono sleeved gowns, made either with or without collars, of a good quality striped or plain outing flannel. Second Floor—The Bon Marche 600 Yards of 81-Inch Bleached 50 c Sheeting eens Bleached Muslin 20c 1,000 yards of this fine quality ished 63-Inch Indian Head 50c 900 yards of Bleached Indian Head, in lengths to 10 yards 36-Inch Outing Flannel 25¢ 00 yards of an. extra heavy, Flannel, in white. Full yard width. 10 yards fo one customer Third Floor—The Bon Marche Muslin, softly fin. —Ear All Hair fleecy Outing Not more than Secon Mado from » Save One-Fourth on Hair Goods —Hair Switches —Transformations Bobs Double Mesh Hair Nets, cap shape, doz. . at $1.95 ort of Blouses and invaly. weaters which every well-balanced ward. t smart, trim the gay little 08 just now! imaginable rest striped ity, and fast In white, platinum and tan. Second Floor—Tho Bon Marche Men’s All-Wool Mackinaws $8.95 in plain and novelty plaids. , patented collars. Sizes 36 to 46. Men’s Half-Wool “Springtex” Union Suits $2.95 make, Sizes 34 to 46. pe Lower Main Floor—The Bon Marche Heavy half belt weight, With ‘Springtex” heavy weight Half-wool Union Suits. Lingette Step-Ins $1.00 Trimmed With Lace Very dainty and serviceable Step-ins, trimmed with good quality laces. satisfactorily. dew. These will wear and launder most In white, flesh, blue, orchid and honey- Second Floor—The Bon Marche HALLOWE’EN Decorations and Favors Halloween Novelties, 5¢, 10¢ and 15¢. Halloween Seals and Cut-outs, 10¢. Halloween Decorated Crepe Paper for making costumes; fold, 25¢. Halloween Festoons and Streamers, 10¢. Halloween Caps, 10¢. Halloween Table Covers, 35¢. Halloween Luncheon Sets, 85¢. Bonbon Snappers, $1.00 and $1.50 doz. Coo-Coo, a game that puts nep into the stiffest party, 50¢. Cube-ist Fortune Tellers, 25¢. Hindu Fortune Ball, $1.00. Upper Main Floor—The Bon Marche Goods 85¢ i Floor nanay in @ railway depot here Is ne had recovered from| making serious inroads on the rat jon caused by fatigue./and cat population and so far has Lioya but it wad decided, in view of his| defied all attempta at recapture condition to cut who will} which escaped from a crate of the rest of program all 1 events that| uld possibly be dispensed with. I DIES DRAWING TOOTH | LONDON, Oct. 18.—While extract jing a woman's tooth, Dr. Vincent Mullen, a London dentist, col of ba: lapsed and fell to the floor, dead ROUGH ON CATS LONDON, Oct. 18.—A mongoose | C. AND IT TOOK, TOO MOUTH, Eng., y vaccinated baby here|in thern Ontario. |scratched his mother on the eyelid) ser as an exhibit. | received a block of silver ore weigh. Oct. 18,|/ing two tons from the Keeley mines It will be pre. and produced an entirely successful} vaccination on the mothe: | | OTTAWA Ontaria, Oct. 18—The| | Canadian department of mines h Now Playing Twice Dally GEORGE NASH Let This Leak Out “Too many cooks spoil the broth” but leaks in pans and kettles do greater damage. Before soldering holes in kit- chen utensils, smooth and clean the nearby surface with a keen-cutting Nicholson File. 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