The Seattle Star Newspaper, February 22, 1924, Page 4

PAGE 4 I $1 : FRIDAY, FEBRUARY er suena aga | White Actress and Negroj="GUENS* =, ie —| THE TIDE TURNS | fo Take Lead in New Play {Rematkables BY JIM MARSHALL Values 1 cematnes ‘ile Daft Tale Yart « $47 Millions of Tons of Coal YERHAPS you noticed that little item in the v Several Girls Refuse to Take Part and Storm|8 pla a . : tatistics the other day—the one concernir of Criticism Is Raised Against Producers Saved in 1923 i , marriage of Miss Ivy Gi of West Seattle, . to young ‘Tom Howson, in one of those BY PRANK GETTY | WASHINGTON, 2—Amer ' apartment houses up on Capitol Hill. They're living li lage ge py @a’s tumbling © : OmtK Art ato the fow « now in one of these new stucco bungalows overlooking Lake Washington and the succession of brightly-« house-dresses that Mr Hoy 1 parades before neighbors is the wonder of the district Mes toy ak Rey But that's part of the story { Generation percents 4 Tom wa s manager and Ivy his assistant at he nation’s tc lic : & { one of the king plants not 40 miles from the - ne Smith building, Tom is one of these artistic folks and attractive merchandising is his long suit, The cans in which his firm's salmon were packed were marvel op aghahanied this hu of lithographing and the corned-beef cans were 80 bie wonderful that housewives od them to use for ay The total p 4 . ‘ onderful that housewives saved them to use fo 1 ATT “Paul Tobror By public-ut 19 " | é mantel decorations, i( OLUMBIA TO a man of histrior 95,928,000,00 ‘ . , Vy Ivy was just the other way. “Give ’em good goods |! aa ‘ ‘ nie i rweter : é Bs 4 ,) ata sonable price and they'll never look at the TEACH SALES : | mckage,” she used to argue. You can't judge a NEM faction + | ‘ J Be ' piece of cheese by the silver paper it’s wrapped in Exceptionally tailored models, famous every- where for quality. Pea- tured at V YORK, Ver University ng life insur Jumbia unt If the article is ail right, it doesn’t need dolling up.” ertir ‘dastke thw enice Rescue Crew Given a2, Th wa pring AND SMa Sper vent, from $6.1 to 1 Rts ; For two years they fought it out on that line, witl uneed by Dire : Bonus of Thousands $ UP at . a ‘ / 1] Tom always winning, because he was the boss and port. 1 tor will be HOW: | oe ar Guat pelt sacle ~ Overcoats This decline tn the percen Ivy was the assistant. Of course, now that they're rah aap Sri pian! a han re! g iter generated power repres: First picture t n this country of the wedding of married * * * : Fabe ther step backward from Hirohito, crown prince of Japan, to the Prince ko: In the midst of one of the periodical fights—it wa t,t life in. |and ec Biles pesveth| | ’s/most de- 000,009 kito. | Zhe imperial graciously consented to pose for a pho-|| over the new Beefo Extract jars you see in all the nee nan hed | Emprens | styles, finest » that year| tographer just wr to the ceremony, and while bedecked 3 tores—Tom took Ivy out boat-riding on See ae Tae sigh tr for a their ship Featured at ity b “Se . ‘ ct 9 igton, ‘The jars were in pastel tints, : ; ot only up. (and for cing during the Japar 4 AND Mid ct water power is dependent, | : i with gold lettering, and Ivy thought them an a ful on.8 kaow! tasurance| sat s $ UP Rowever, upon the Vote Price Is Cut, Father of Irwins, waste. She said so, But Tom was bos / tudichea nt : : PA GETS AN EARFUL OPEN AN ACCOUNT Hable for w ts, a . eral cents’ worth of the purchase price of I othe yp Wy Herious drou ; the | Kansas Workers Sore Writers, Is Dead Pane ene Ute tha hp ce eeeaeA at diate \ ‘ ‘ | past two years in diffe KANSAS CITY, Feb. 22.--P. ot § JOBE, ¢ Fet David pt ert ae dae pee Bee A y Mibcentry which have roat SR lapitye deals ees ; 7 aca a Tom and Ivy felt so sore at each other that neither affected the flow of streams in , politic e today, |... p lita ak tad noticed that the boat leaked hat is, neither noticed hose sections. This reduction gixtrat! r the city)" : it until they were a hundred yards from snore. Then ter Besuced the utiltention ¢ ft , 1 noticed it at once and exchanged personal ; Howatt hours | whom they . be , , : ah : aed ice y.|@ Between Pike and Union Sts Gf power obtained last year thru the | more f t | paraly fered - ; sh and chiffon stockings were utterly ruined x bustion of fuel was produced at| names. Cont outfit wa ; ii 8 ABRBRREED t 2@ rest of her expensive summer Bat Bear Ab geal fared bri risteareas Mes Be t Lard Be - ruined minute later, n the boat slo’ in@s last year. This slight in-| : ni nd give) THEN MOTHER TOOK A HAND! under th They swar shore, much to the ra- Srense resulted in a saving of 1,800,.| The sma s head bobbed up tion of Leschi Park residents, agd wrung themselves tons of coal. ; t and a out, hen they called a taxi and left TOUGH LUCK, INDEED | was 1, P aed AAR Aaonea Mp Ivy’s frock was a sight and so was Ivy. Ton “What do you think of the latest —_—— -- pes . y.” the t wasn’t much better. From grumbling at each other 4 | i, be they fell to pitying each other and from that—well, i 1 20" ko Sidgery Fig beorrsacqhe on are you know what pity is akin to. * * * : Was reading yesterday's ante ee pelts i a 4 hewn “Anyway,” said Tom, five minutes later, brushing ee petite vesterdas jana. 4 . back a wisp of Ivy's damp hair, “it's taught me one S O M E aT H I N G N E W = = mn nena thing “What's that?” said Ivy, wringing out some more lake water from her skirt onto tl loor of the taxi a a a “That th nothing in this p t package stuff,” FOR SEATTLE WOMEN = said Tom. the article is all right it doesn’t need dolling up." “Oh, doesn't it?” asked Ivy, sarcastically, peering gloomily at herself in a pocket mirror, “Well—I e FURNITURE SALE ||!) Smartly Styled—Superb Quality Which is the main reason, folks say, that Ivy's UNITED FURNITURE COMPANY ee eden ae | 408-410 Pike Street—Seaboard Bldg.—-Fourth and Pike Street ° OF Has attracted thousands of furniture buyers. 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