The Seattle Star Newspaper, January 29, 1924, Page 3

TUESDAY, JANUARY 29, 1924. THE SEATTLE STAR PAGE 3 | i wists ua : ieaipoi Maa (_SCHUMANN-HEINK COMING _ ] Ne ~ senteimamemaaaaniel oie . _ DR. CALDWELL'S RN 5s) SYRUP PEPSIN SRS Sas brought vigor by morning How To Keep A Child Healthy eS ATION ago parents THE GROTE-RANKIN CO OTTO F. KEGEL, President MONTH-END SALE Ingrain Silk STOCKINGS 59¢ Silk Stockings of medium weight silk; lisle top, lisle toe and heel; reinforced sole. Seamed Stock- ings showing imitation fashion marks, In black— sizes 81% to 10. Silk Stockings Special $1.29 ‘ull-fashtoned Silk Stockings of fine gauge silk, » tops and lisle foot. Irregulars of a well known hosiery mill. The imperfections very slight, and will not affect the wearing quality of the hose. A full line of sizes in black, nude, beige and tan; but not every size in every color. we Passage without Tho secret is in the food tho mother allows the child the breast to eat, and in watching that elim- + oe. ination occurs regularly two or “Magio”"inaTeaspoonful three timesaday. Mrv.J.Russell Every atore that ells medicines of 19,141 Havana Ave, Detroit, sells Dr. Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin, Mich., keeps her family of two and the cost is less than a cent @ young chiliren in perfect health dose, Give haif e tenspousiul oe ith Dr, Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin, any ailing baby or child at night and Mra RL Smithof$19 Maple when. you put it to bed and you Ave., Fast Pittsburg, Pa eays will find a bappy, laughing young. ber family of three children, have Mer in the morning. “Tako Syru never been sick a day since giving J et yourself when constipated, them Syrup Pepsin. and ive it to any member of P he family young or ok A Substitute for Physics fhnent dos ven fo any well’s Syrup Pepsin is as biliousness, headache, lack of compound of Egyptian appetite, sleeplestness, bad breath, senna with pepsin and suitablo cankers,” fever sores, indigestion, sromatice, ‘The formula ia ou end to broek up fevers ant ear package. You will find you avery pe Stop that first sneeze or sniffle and do not have to force children to you will have a healthy winter, take it, and it is much better for them than ******** You Cam Have A Tris Bottle « castor oil, calomel or § “Syrup bagi) "S17 Washington St., coal-tar drugs like joaticelle, Lilinete, phthalein even Four Groups of OATS DRESSES Continuing Final Clearance Prices if covered with sugar Dehetre warnes or chocolate, Syrup ' ‘ and ool Pepsin is mild and } Name ‘ ; ; Dr Sour child will bave an Fur-collared Sport Coats and Silk and Wool Dresses —all sizes $23.85 | | $33.85 Come and see the remarkable values we are offering to close out certain lots of Coats and Dyesses that we don’t wish to have appear on our inventory. It will be well worth your while to come as early as possible. —Second Floor Damask Cloths Special 95c 54x54 Hemstitched Damask Cloths in a very com- plete line of patterns, Bath Towels 3 for $1.00 18x36 Heavy Turkish Bath Towels. well made. A splendid value. Outing Flannel 25c Yard 86-Inch fancy striped and white Outing Flannel of very heavy quality at 25c yard. Flannelette Gowns Priced for 98¢ Clearance An unusual opportunity to purchase F'lannelette Sowns in plain white slip-over style, or the empire effect with round neck and long sleeves of striped flannelette. There are not a great many left at this pris: Would advise early shopping. —Second Floor Reduced for Clearance Ingrain T need @ good laxative and ld the te prove what vay ghee Caldeelts Si Pepain T eseat Fur-trimmed Coats Send me a fr wale A and Silk, Wool and Velvet Dresses $18.85 Wool Charmeen, Poiret Twill Dresses + Not more than one free tral Mme. Schumann-Heink, favorite of the grand opera and concert stages for many years, will return to Seattle for an | engage ment at the Me tropolitan theater, January $1. Cynthia Grey: Clearance Sale of Bath Robes $1.98 Warmth giving Robes enter this sale at a price fairly startling in view of the values presented. In such a nuraber of colors and patterns. Cut with fuliness—and sufficiently long for comfort in the cool mornings and evenings. The styles are destined to meet varied tastes. One Group $1.98 Your itching skin is but a symptom BELOW the surface is the irritation this sample treatment reaches She Turned Him Down for Man with More Moniu| thet ash, ecueme ot other and Larger Car—Still, He Can’t Forget Her | skin disorder. To reach these deep-seated causes of irritation—to cleanse the pores, kill germs, and stare the skin again acting normally —physicians have for twenty- eight years been prescribing Resinol Ointment. Get a jar of this soothing, healingointmentatyour drug- gist moday, of send for a free trial sample toDept.8, Resinol, frritation, where many salves Baltimore, Md. You can use and remedies fail even to it without fear. ts results are reach, lies the real cause of surprising. RESINOL ‘Recommended for 28 years by leading physicians Dear Miss Grey: About two years ago I met a girl who had all the qualities essential to the highest and noblest type! of womanhood. Acquaintance developed into friendship, and then love followed on my part, and, as I supposed, upon | hers also, About this time she met a man who had a larger car and could provide her with a better home than I could. In the course of a few months they were married, and seem to be happy—he proving to be a model husband, and she fulfilling my opinions of her. But time has not dimmed the cherished memories of that love, for not a day goes past that I do not think of her. I yisit.a girl friend once in a while, and she has given me every reason to believe that she would marry me. In fact, she intimated that she could be happy with no one else. She | is a girl that any man would be proud of, but, Miss Grey the question arises: Could I marry this girl for the sole purpose of giving her happiness and retain my self-respect while still loving another? ONE WHO WISHES TO PLAY SQUARE. Your lost love is a beautiful illusion—the more beautiful, | the more ideal, perhaps, because it was never fulfilled. You are, I fear, more of a dreamer than you are an all-around practical man; else you would be giad that you escapea matrimony with a girl who had her eyes glued, first on wealth, and second on the man. She was lacking just that| much in the true principles of womanhood. To me that} seems a big flaw. Perhaps, if you would dwell more on this} angle of the case you would gradually come to view your | ideal woman in a new light. Perhaps you would grow to appreciate more and more the | girl who cannot live happily without you, simply because | you are you. That, really, is the only worth-while sort of | | love. But if you cannot appreciate the girl and frankly return Another Group Half Price All extraordinary values IFTEEN minutes, bona cote maven itch will be relieved. Yer this startling face—in itself one of the most remarkable qualities ofResinol—is but anindication of its real healing properties. Clearance Sale of Apron Dresses $1.39 Every Dress in this lot has been greatly reduced and is truly a remarkable value. They are fashioned of crepe, chambray, gingham and cotton piece trimmed with contrasting colors and materials, hand embroidery and lace. You will want several at this price! © —Seoond Floor Kid Gloves Priced for Clearance Kid Gauntlets with novelty Small lot of Perrin's Gloves, mottled flare cuffs, pique in gauntlet style, with flare sewn backs to match cuff. In cuff piped in contrasting col- & broken line of sizes. Re ors, and Paris point back, In Guced to @ broken line of sizes— 3.95 | | $2.95 —First Floor City Politicians to Address Clubs The Taxpayers’ league, Tax Re- duction council and Federated im- provement clubs will meet at Dart- nall's cafeteria, Second and Madison, @t 12:15 Wednesday to hear candl- Gates and take lunch. Funeral Arranged for Mrs. Seigley Funeral services for Mra. BE. E. Seigley were to be held at Bonney- Watson's funeral chapel at 4 p. m. Tuesday. Mrs. Seigley died at the family home, 2712 10th ave. N, Sat urday at the age of 54 years, Exceptionally THE BON MARCHE BarGain BASEMENT We don’t lay aside goods for customers in the Bargain Basement. That costs money in time and service. Just one item of expense eliminated from bargain prices! SEES FLOOD OF TOURISTS | A big crowd of tourists to Seattle | was predicted by C. A. Rand, agri- |cultural development agent of the jGreat Northern railway for Iowa, |with headquarters at Des Moines, | who left Seattle Monday night after Rand told how the ad: } ign of tho railroads Northwest was fol- Towa are sent to me, and I go and have & personal interview with the tn- quirer. I find out what he wants, | and endeavor to pick out the best place in the Pacific Northwest for his particular needs. “We sometimes even go so far as to bring them out here with us when we make our periodic trips to the Northwest. Lack of ready money | seems to be the only thing to prevent a big influx of settlers from Iowa this year.” REI DANGEROUS DAYS Warm days and cold nights are again with us. Just the weather for catching cold, This sudden change of warmth to chill always taxes and lowers your vitality—the membranes of the nose and throat become sluggish— millions of cold germs lodge and breed there. Result: A bad cold. Eminent physicians now agree that the only correct way to cure a cold fs to quickly stimulate these sluggish membranes to normal ac- | st ZZ EL 1309 Seventh ave. | a short visit. ters you have been publishing {t|vertising cam would seem that those opposed to|for tho P: barring her films were perhaps in the | lowed dow WHAT PA WANTS | “Pa, when I promise to marry Jack do you want him to come and ask your consent?” her love don’t marry her with this idea of self-sacrifice in Dress Bargains that feature the style details of h high ied | Personally, I should like to see you forget this sentimental elas of muc! gher price | bosh about the “one and only love.” | garments! | From my close observance of many love affairs, I have| long as they play absolutely square with each other. The} | girl who placed you in the discard because some other man had more money and a larger car did not play square with} | played Square if she were your wife. oe | ; - t Cynthia Grey, will receive call- | My Dear Miss Grey: I want tol] Jo "on Monday, Wednceday and |congratulato The Star on having al} $r8 on Monday, W . column such as yours, where those|| Friday from 1 to 2 p.m. and on y " |] Tuesday and Thursday from 11 who are Interested In subjects which || (ucday and Thuradiy trom tt ‘ they consider of real tmportance to| | i227 14 7™ country, feel free to express their} j opinions; and also want to congratu- |late you, and the writer of the letter day. majority, but I do not believe this is} “Inquiries are sent to headquar- We have all been more or less | true. times t who feel the | ters at St, Paul,” Rand explained. janxious, I think, as to tho final de-|most deeply keep also, as is| “They are then distributed to agents your mind. You would only bring unhappiness to her. N FI d c c | concluded that love can exist between two people just so you. And it is safe to prophesy that she would not have the home, the city, the state and the | as well, on your column of last Satur. | eiston of our board of censors regard-|often the case (polities will prove|in different icts, Inquiries from gE The very latest in style at a remarkably low price. Sleeveless, three-quarter and long sleeves; velvet ri:bon, beaded and novelty flower trim; colored embroidery; lace collar and cuffs; | tne Mabel Normand. From tho let-| | ee ra aaa ea a! re » Z \eIaxe >, not_my ‘consent, but 1 ap-| this), many who could do much good | tivity. and p and kind way that I'm t showing on which side 4, iack interest and do ola Stomach ‘roubles and Skin Disorders Entirely Cured es 1 had pains In my § stomach and sores on the skin for a long | letter by “Ono of the Home * covers the ground so thoroly uts the matter in such a fair! precia 500 {UB CHEST COLDS AWAY: STOP PAINS © it if he came and broke the "Boston Transcript. HYLAND'S NO. 14 acts directly on this new principle, It will break up a cold in a few hours if taken at once. It differs from all other_ cold remedies—picasint to take— safe for children. Carry a vial with sure even | | you—keep it at home—be prepared. nely condemned | Bartell Drug Co.—Advertisement, DENTISTRY HALF-PRICE OHIO PAINLESS apron drape effects; blouse backs; shirred effects and ruffles. In sheik, lanvin green, almond green, sand, black, pig-tail blue, beige, gray and king’s blue, time. I could hardiy bear these troubles, found no cure. day, in naw thi aa] those who have Cherry’ se |i ire a? Seas READY TAILORED CLOTHES |where the pictures of Mabel Nor. yor MEN any. WOMEN F | MILLINERY » WAISTS + FURS mand have been permanently barred, | kev Bias, 1015 Second A between Madison | will see that after all this writer is pecialiat, ¥ Jand Spring, in Rialto | more just i Ghubiried than’ ake v., Senitle, Wash. The states of Ohio, sn it said his remedies ress 7 SS | were spectaily for stomach and skin well as many of OUr/¢roubles. So I went to him. I took lid not hesitate when | his medicine for one Iierhapd and my stomach pains and skin sores were ciding a question which | SP" one. 1 hope people who have they considered to the welfare | ftomach, and akin disorders §0 to of their young p\ I believe, | him for treatment. with the writer of t tter above ‘ed to, that this action on ality a great kindne well, that s , Would “gain encourage- 1924 i when she is restored to You éxuy your yay 1 ealth would thank with all : her heart those who may, to her at clothin g here |i." me, seem unkind, In the meantime we surely all know that our own children need our pr tion. A WORRIED MOTHER, Pain and congestion {s gone. Quickly?—Yes, Almost instant relief from chest colds, sore throat, back. acho, lumbago, fol- lows a gentle rub- bing with St. Jacobs onl. Rub this soothing, penetrating oll right on your chest and like magio relief comes. St. Jacobs| Oil is a harmless} liniment which quickly breaks chest colds, soothes the in- flammation of sore throat and breaks up the congestion that causes pain. It hev disappoints and does not burn the Get a 35.cent bottle of St. Jacobs Oil at any drug store. It has been | “|recommended for 65 years—Adver- “| tisement | Pig’n Whistle. T. Women’s Cetton Union Suits Fine ribbed Infants’ Part-Wool bap Fine ribbed widto, “ithe a « 99C heels and = toes. Sizes 4% to 6. We propose that during) E. F. DARIOW, 11 4th’ Ave. Nu Seattte. ‘CREAM CLEARS A STUFFED-UP HEAD Sizes 36 to 41, Home Comfort with Serviceability! Women’s Leather House SLIPPERS $4.95 Two-strap button styles in wide Sizes widths. 3to8 House Slippers that will stand the acid test of hard wear and at the same time bring real comfort and ease to tired feet. Medium broad toe with rubber heels; Cabaretta kid uppers; good leather soles; fully lined. DR, J. KR. BINYTON Free Exaraination BEST $2.50 cLasses ON BANTH If your nostrils are clogged and} head is atuffed because of | rrh or a cold, apply a lit \c m into your throug , soothing and h inflamed membranes, you ot instant ro iief. this. Get a small t Cream Balm at any dri d nostrils open right up; and you will not take a /eap in the dark, | your nasty ¢ Other Prices $5.00 Up All Work Guaranteed for 15 Years OHIO CUT RATE DENTISTS Rg eeypes tts! Years Second Aye. and University 8t, Open 9 to 6 Daily—9 to 12 Sundays Heavy Calendar | in U. S. Courts! Federal Judge Jeremiah Neterer | put In busy Monday with a he list of arraignments and cases to be et for trial, noon the num-| ber of case trial had passed is clear; no more t th 11 nents. | or ‘fling. Count fit rraigned—mostly for|stuffiness, dryness, struggling for | the narcotics and liquor| breath is gone, You feel fine—ad-! pleaded guilty, vertisement, We are one of the few optical stores in the Northwest that really grind lenses from start to finish an‘ we are the only one tn | SEATTLE—ON FIRST AVE. | Examination free by graduate op- | [tometrist. Glasses not prescribed | unless absolutely necessary. |BINYON OPTICAL CO. 40 FIRST AVE Our Terms (<iferent simpley DR. MAYFIELD mi same as each’ NO BIG and arra sn