The Seattle Star Newspaper, December 12, 1923, Page 7

’ aitich kann ee Sennen reer titer ge miata Man Bote Ren = ERROR Mayr a eS mn WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 12, 1928, Mm FO YOU WANT A -“MA-MA" DOLL? ; @rere’s Chance to Get One for Nothing THE SEATTLE STAR co WD os Se S SSS One th hg, be fing, talk just as p Riven aw Wttranereiitttlll, Gifts that are Sure to Please E pass on to you Ouiver Wennett Hoimes’ opinion that memory, imagination, old sentiments and associations are more readily stirred by a fragrance than almost any other means, a6 e advantage of The § re now proud pos ittle “children,” ttle child may secure one ef those beautiful “bablos” if they really try, instead of Just wishing for one. It requires but a few min tutes’ effort boosting The Star and assisting in its “new subseriber” campaign. Here are the rules; Simply secure four new sub scriptions to The Seattle Star, A new subscription is an order for the paper from a person who Is not now having The Star delty- ered to them and who will agree to take the paper for three months. The contestant does not have to collect any mon or = make delivery of The Star—all that is required is to take the ¢ order for the paper, As soon as the four subscriptions have been secured and verified the doll will tS With this excellent advice in mind, one chooses COLGATE’S, par- ticularly for Christmas. Down the list—from the oldest member of the family to the youngest; from Johnny’s teacher to one’s bosom files the gift of COLGATE’S brings twofold pleasure. To the recipient because of its fragrant loveliness and fine quality, To the giver because the joy of giving has not been dampened by the cost. Ash for And the pleasure ofa COLGATE gift will stir the memory and live in sentiment long after the gift itself has yielded its last precious remnant, be presented. ‘The dolls may be seen at the cir culation department The Star. ‘They are dressed in cute little wash: | able frocks with patent | talks just like a real baby. Subscription blanks can be had at ‘fhe Star's circulation office for the asking. KAISER WHIMS — BARED IN BOOK Author Is Now Under Ban of German Nobility M. OEHM | United a t espondent BERLIN, Dec. hen the ex kaiser’s court chamberlain, in the ays before the war, remarked about his majesty’s “little cold," Wilhelm stormed: “My big cold, you mean. With mo everything ly big.” For publishing his memoi: ing this and numerous r dotes depicting the head of th of Hohe: in private Count Zedlitz-Truetzschie: lain, was banned Sn name Bela cuca. i: SUL excessive vanity of the ex i “The grand duke of Saxony h: Wited the emperor to his weddin fhe duke’s fiancee “treated him bad. | yy,” he wished to call off the marriage. “When I, the German kaiser, come | to your wedding, then you cannot de-| clare you do not desire to wed,” Wil-| helm toid him. “You gave me your| military oath to remain loyal, I} order you to marry tomorrow.” The grand duke did. @ Sheriff Is Seskine Auburn Cracksmen Working on the Yesgs are the same a = = a Announce Shift in Treasury Offices hree changes In pers 1 —— : | Tacoma Hotel Bids | All Run Very Close six bids New “Honorary” Is Planned for U. W. Mrs. J. W Honnold Dies; 76 Years Old o- * 2 , Colgate’s Compacts “Mingling light and fragrance’ —sueLusy Here are two dainty ones to accompany her purse equipment. ‘The round box has powder alone, The diamond shaped one is provided with rouge and powder, Both are rich ebony black with golden Grecian border. Your jeweler will engrave her monogram at slight cost, Purchase early to allow ample time for engraving. Round $1.00. Diamond eras —Aean Ask for Colgate’s Vanity Combination “And om that cheek. , , the tints that glew"'—wrnom The fina! feminine word on the subject of personal accessories. A beauty trio, Powder for the pearly tint — rouge for rosy color. A lip stick to make a Cupid's bow. All encased in ebony black, touched with the color of gold. $1.75 Her monogram enhances the ft. Any jeweler of emall cost, Colgate’s Lily of The Valley or Cashmere Bouquet Toilet Water “Here's flowers for you" —sMaesrtane ‘The fragrance of lily of the valley. Pale green like lily stems, In a frosted bottle. Open it and the breathe again, Choose Cashmere Bouquet if you w several flowers (ee blended. Quit Re you've ever used. Cashmere Boug Lily of the ¥. Ask for Colgate’s Cha Ming Extract and Toilet Water “Ener charming, ever new"'—JOUN DYER Silver boughs, blossom laden. Dew sparkling in the sunshine. And in against a vivid sky. these does Cha Mir speak, breath Extract. $1.00 and $2.00 Toilet Water. 5 + + $150 ae Ae Ask for Colgate’s Petite Perfumes “I made a ay’'—SHELLEY vials of gathered fragrance. 4 Colgate’s Ribbon Dental Cream Clear as pearls" —ARABIAN NIGHTS COLGATE & CO, Established 1806 Give Golgate Gifts for Ghristmas Ask for Colgate’s Florient Combination "A bax where sweets compacted lie! —WIRBERT A trio—Florient-scented. The perfect ensemble for a dainty toilette. Powder for creamy texture, Rouge for the touch of color, Extract for the final dainty dish. With these, one may sally forth serene, Varied in the uses of its contents, Harmonized in scent. A gift box de luxe- $259 With Her Monogram A lasting gift of individuality, ‘Compacts can be engraved at slight cont, at your jeweler Ash for Colgate’s Combin ed Comforts Te interpose a little ease" —MmLTON Here is boundless comfort. For Women—Cashmere Bouquet Talc, Toilet Soap, E, on Dental Cream. For Men—'“Handy "* Shaving Tale, Coleo S Lilac Imperial Toilet Water and Ribt r refreshing accessories to remove the stains of travel, boxed, each, 75¢ “Hath the daintier sense™* SHAKESPEARE grant wih CHA MING—a u the the music of temple bells. $2.00 At Your Neighborhood eStore Colgate’s Florient Extract and Toilet Water “And a thousand fragrant poses’ —MARLOwE Florient—reminiscent of golden sunshine and silver seas, Or a thousand flowers blown by the breeze. A rare fragrance, With just a bint of Oriental richness in its sweetness, Flowers ofthe Orient. Florient. Wellnamed, Bepracy $7.00 to $10.00 Toilet Water #750 ere. 2) ees Ash for Colgate’s Men’s Gift Box “now my task is rmoothly done’’—Mi.T0n Facial comfort for the man who gets up smiling. A gift that will find immediate use. Shaving Cream or the “Handy Grip’. Lilac Imperial Toilet Water with its soothing fragrance. Cole: | bring « chuckle of satisfaction. $150 Colgate’s Exquisite Perfumes “A stream of ‘rich distilled perfume —MaLTON Bottles of lovely fra- grance. Dactylis, Rose, Violet or Cashmere Bouquet. Lily of the Valley extract, if you want a heavier scent, 500 te $7.50 Colgate’s Cashmere Bouquet Soap “a nosegay of culled flowers" —DE MONTAIGNE Verbena. Mignonette. Lavender. These does the fragrance of Cashmere Bouquet Soap suggest. Old-fashioned in the care and patience behind it, Modern in the long last- Hm) ing service it gives. Atk oa | for the special Christmas ere ONT } package. as Box of 3 cakes (large) 706 Ask for Colgate’s Florient Luxury Face Powder "Se lovely fair and smell st sweet "SHAKESPEARE tside appealing to one’s taste ury. Within is powder thery texture, delicately with Flori Encased in ebony blackn touched with color of gold. For one’s dressing table. For the corner of one’s suit case, $7.00 Buy early to allow plenty of time for engraving (your jeweler will engrave at slight extra cost)