The Seattle Star Newspaper, March 13, 1924, Page 3

qt RSDAY MARCH Be Sure the beans You buy are BAKED If it’s baked beans you want—and you do—it’s the baked taste that makes you want them— look for the word “baked” on the label. Heinz Baked Beans are baked in ovens by dry heat. It says so on the label. | HEINZ OVEN-BAKED BEANS with tomato sauce ; FROM HABIT Hat big, scod-looking lifeguard to call on me tonight.” if he tries to kiss you, n’s sake don't struggle— | punch you in the jaw of habit."—Judge. 'Newspaper Writer Guest of Seattle Junius B. Wood, Tokyo correspond. ent of the Chicago Tribune, who ar rlyed in Seattle from the Orient this \ week, will be a guest of the city for a few days. The d@innor the China club had planned for Thursday evening in his | honor has been postponed because of | the absence of most of the club's members from the city, and an at- tempt will be made to persuade Wood to remain here another week or so before proceeding East, according to way, too— iis te dissolve them. Just get from fore about two ounces of ca! ie a tittle on a lackheads J. C, Herbsman, executive secretary fot the Chink club of Seattte. In 1922 thé United States produced a j has disappeared, and the skin Mil be left soft and the pores in their| Mteral feondition — Advertisement. Fiction led -with was second with 568, while religion of Control that often saves the motorist. And with Concrete pavement, that fraction is avail- able for you. Good brakes, good tires, good driving — all are necessary, but above all there must be a skid-proof pavement. Concrete toads are skid- proof. Tires can grip the firm, gritty surface even in wet weather. Concrete is clean, permanent, hole-proof— @ pavement after the motorist’s own heart. * ee One of the purposes of the Portland Cement Association is to enable everyone—whether he uses Concrete or has it used for hirm—to get the Greatest value for his money, We havea personal service to offer individuals and communities, Let us know definitely what help you need. ‘¢ is no obligation, Our booklet R-5 tells many interesting a facts about Concrete roads, Ask us for your copy PORTLAND CEMENT ASSOCIATION Seaboard Buildin, SEATTLE, WASH. A National Organization to Improve and Extend the Uses of Concrete Offices in 27 Other Cities that every | $,63% books, as against $,329 in 1921.) 4 ain baa ‘ “ . e ”” Discovers “Shingle Orpheum Actress Likes “Bob”; Travels With Husband as Co-Star Cordelia Haager BUTLER Orpheum this “D" billed as That's all Not while Corde’ BY G, LUCILL If you've been to up there), Cordelia and George could produce a reg’iar h 4-painted mar @ certificate to bh and—this is where the big comes in—it’s the first time have been reunited tn vodvil © George went ac as to war and Cordelia could be sittin at rich ‘Kaintucky lin a cunning bungalow, only in these For that matter George is Texan, and] dats of wives refusi packs quite an accent himself But the “bob.” Cordelia is quite a fan, altho she alwaya wore hers) jong until a severe iliness came along and took the shears In its own hands| ‘Tt mo to speak. And then one day a bum barber cut it deplorably In the back, quite by ac Cordelia “dis effect.” That's the truth fing but the truth—a‘help me. Cordolia’s been of the shingle bob troduced it In li that time the sh growing in favor, and Cordelin and an inefficient barber did it! “Cordelia adores the {shingle bob because; It doesn't get jout of curl (if you curt it). You can} wash your neck in it with impunity | —and advises: andmothera adopt | the shingle bob’ Because? W grey hair looka slick worn that way, | and if it happens to be a trifle thin that, worn with a slight bank over the wrinkles in the forehead, the| shingle bob is Just the most flattering | “hairline” that has yet been discov: | ered for ladies over 60 years young. | | “Miss Haager is the attractive! young Southern girl whom George | “picks up” twice a day for his act at the Orpheum, and in spite of the fact that “It's not being don A in the par Only it jan't—all Haager knows it in't you think Cord A “boyish bob’ pretty accent? hand paddle in the kitchen sink—well George himself will tell you—"It's not being done, any more.” © moon has a diameter of 2.162 miles, a circumference of about 6,800 miles and a surface area of 14,685,- vered™ a and not And pre At Palm Beach, Newport—wherever smart folks gather —Lucky Strike is a reigning favorite. says she \ALLEN’S FOOT-EASE After ¥ in shoes that pinch or with corns and | bunions that make you cringe with | pain or in shoes that make your | fest nervous, hot and swollen, you will get instan g relief from using some AL OT-KASE in your foot-bath and gently rubbing | the sore ap When xh LENS FOO tion from the makes walking or dancing a delight and takes the sting out of corna and bunions, hot, tired, ack Sold everywhere. Grady t to give the Seattle good AnOUT nd out Bs: Dr. Edwards’ Olive Tablets Get at the Cause and Remove It EY TRACTION ‘F ©E DAILY Dr, Edwards’ Olive Tablets, the substitute for calomel. act gently on lthe bowels and positively do the work People afflicted with bad breath |find quick relief through Dr, Ed- vards' Olive Tablets. The pleasant, ted tablets are taken for ath by all who know them. , Edwards’ Olive Tablets act gen- |tly but firmly on the bowels and liver, stimulating them to natural ac- tion, clearing the Dlood and gently purifying the entire system. They d t which dangerous calomel does without any of the bad fon of the human gum, || g All the benefits of nasty, sickening, griping cathartics are derived from . $10.00 | Dr. Edwards’ Olive Tablets without \eriping, pain or any disagreeable ef. | Dr, F. M. Edwards discovered the 6 years of afflicted aint, with Our whalebone rubber which does not cover the roof of the mouth if you have two or more Bee Wot SOG Lyk Rubber, a perfect re- GOLD CROW? BRIDGEWORK all |formuln after seventeen |practice among patients | with bowel and liver coy the attendant bad breatli Olive Table © purely blo compound mixed with olive oil; {vou will know them by their olive jor. Take one or two every night for a week and note the effect. 1be and 30c.—Advertisement. work years. guaranteed for Examination free OHIO CUT-RATE DENTISTS Fatablished 20 Yen) Second Ave: and Unive) a vegeta ‘ou'll see for yourself, if you chance} atay home | ter effects. | rAR WILL INSTRUCT SWIMMERS Red Cross and “Y” Slate Aquatic Instruction ef expe eventior The Le lirection of Anna Horstell, ¢ f water first ald, A. I. C, an Instruetor of the “Y ming GET BABY FISH High School Given Salmon Frys for Aquarium at can f the fink BOOST SCENERY Railroads Continue Series of Advertisements The Pacific ted as orthweat will be pre A summer playground to rists and vacat f advertis ed in mag ulation months North Chicago, cy railroads advertising 4 the previously Northwest from tandpoints of farming, min business opportunities, living co tions and kindred subjects advertisements have also appes |presenting the leading cities of the di Spe SITE IS SOUGHT | Furniture Factory May Lo-| | cate in Seattle A large furniture factory is planned Seattle, it announced Wed when Harold N, Moore, { | dustrial secretary of the Chamber of Commerce, axked the Seattle real es. tate board, thru ita secretary, Samuel Collyer, to investigate sixacre sites jin the clty, ‘The site, it was stated, | | must be along a woll traveled high | way, and the tract must be such that} jthe factory can be built back from the road and tho front of the prop: lerty landscaped. | ' | for nenday wan GREDITS TALKED Tregoe Speaks Here Before Big Spokane Session J. Hf, Tregoe, national secretary of the National Association of Credit Men, will addres cattle credit men jand guests at the Masonic Temple Saturday night Sales managers of eattio will be present among other} | invited guests. J. W. Spangler will preside. | Thursday evening 125 credit men lof the Seattle association will travel to Spokane in a special train to at tend a Northwest meeting of credit men, to be presided over! by Tregoe. | They will return to Seattle in a spe cial train Friday night, and the ex ecutive committee of the local asso. | clation will meet with Tregoc at noon jin the Rainier club, | Tregoe is recognized as a national uthority on credit matters, and local! jeredit men look forward to his ap | pearance here. | Ship’s Surges | to Take Course || H, I. Wilkinson, 1 Oriental liner Pr will Seattle § a three-year training course | | with Mayos, at Rochester, Minn. | Dr. Wilkinson won honors from the |Japanese government for his serv tees during ‘the earthquake last fall | Dolge Is Guest Ernest Dolge of Ta . recently elected president of the West Coast | Lumbermen’s axsociation, was the | quest of honor at a banquet given Wednesday night at the Hotel Gow. of the 4 leave {to take |kets and w! THE GROYTE-RAN OTTO F. KEGEL, President The Time Young,” and Youth New Apparel It may ely aid that particular does youth mor« ently demand that it “will “When Whe Turn Spring World 1 the Fancy of All no insist ed” than in the choosing of things to w especially youth of the fe inine persuasion! Come to the Girls’ Section om- On the second floor and see if we can’t get together in the The in hip! par matter models sketched are arrival The price why! ypical of some just- , for which we predict speedy change of owner are $15.00, $19.50 and $24.50—that's Another reason is, they have been designed especially for the Flapper ox Junior Miss in smart, nifty styles of such materials as printed crepes, sat- @ ins, flannels and linen in all the r spring shades—Poudre blue, tile, bisque; Venetian mignonette greens, y, white and black. Second Floor rose, 1,476 Pairs of Silk and Fabric Gloves In a Sale of Extraordinary Low Prices 696 pairs Strap Wrist Gauntlet Gloves, in brown, covert, mastic, beaver, mode and white embroidered in self and contrasting color. Sizes 6 to 744. A most unusual value at 49¢. 510 pairs Strap Wrist and Fancy Gauntlet Gloves—some with two- tone embroidery, others with Paris Point em- broidery, in the most wanted colors. Sizes 6 to 714. An extra fine lot —all high grade ma- terials. Very special at $1.00. 270 pairs Milanese Silk Gloves with attractive French cuffs, embroider- ed in self and contrast- ing color. Paris Point stitchings—in pongee, French gray, dark pon- gee, mode, beaver, black and white. Sizes 6 to 7\. Marked for quick selling, $1.69. First Floor Spring Ushers in New Wash Goods Gay and colorful as Spring herself are the new Cotton Fabrice. They sre so beautiful in color and design one would almost take man of them for silks. Following the Spring vogue for simple boyish frocks, it would be very y to make smart little frocks out of these new Cotton Fabrics at very little expense and very little trouble. The loveliest of the Spring Fabrics are— 364nch Indian Head in 32-inch Kilburnie Ging- a wide assortment 3 9¢ ham in a_ splendid “Qh@ Rabid: sortment of new Spring A Yd. patterns Js ynevSagnp Cees 36-Inch Plain Ratine— Speciat good staple weight for Spring Dresses in a om OC plete range of colors... 4 Ye 38-inch Imported French Ratine of a veauti ® OE soft finish, in all the est colorings. A A ¥d. $1.00 394nch Imported A Ya. $2-Inch F Gaze Marvel Tissue Gingham in muy O OC beautiful colors ......66 A Yd, 36-inch Percales—light and dark patterns—new 25¢ est figures . A Yd, $1.00 om fea irst Floor 36-inch Irish Dress Linen in every Printed Voiles in wanted all the spring col- shade, in cluding white . new Special Purchase of Rag Rugs Special 98c¢ Small Braided Rag Rugs, oval shape, 18x32 inches in size, in the old- fashioned hit and miss patterns. A very un- usual value at 98¢. The History of a Doll Lamp HE pretty faces of these China Dollies are so cap- tivating you won't be able to resist their “Come and dress me” look. There's nothing sweeter for a bedroom than a fluffy Doll Lamp, and they are great fun to make. Frames complete with cord in your choice of blonde, black, gray or auburn hair, Special $1.45 Art Needlework Dept. —Mezzanine Floor Beautify and Preserve Your Floors with Lino Varnish of durable quality Special 98e ie Quart Third Floor man by mem! of the association. ution of Seattle ic dealers to secure better mar | Coo lumber and [Alkali in Shampoos | Bad for Washing Hair Many soaps and prepared sham- poos contain too much free alkali, ler distribution of West | Coast lumbey was pledged at the dinner. TRY SULPHUR ON AN ECZEMA SKIN Any breaking out of the skin, even fiery, itching eczema, can be quickly overcome by applying Mentho-Sul- Jeclares a noted skin specialist. | use of its germ destroying prop- orties, this sulphur preparation in | stantly brings ease from skin irrita., | tion, soothes and heals the eczema | right up and leaves the skin ciear |and smooth. It seldom fails to relieve the tor. ment without delay, Sufferers from | | ekin trouble should obtain a small jar of Rowles Mentho-Sulphur from | any good druggist and use it like cold | cream—Aavertivement | skin and heals quick which is very injurious, as it dries the scalp and makes the hair brittle. Sy y sat.| cocoanut oil shampoo, for this is Apply Zemo, Clean, Penetrate rina entirely greaseless. Tt is ing, Antiseptic Liquid | jnexpox a beats anything else | You can get this at pall to pl y for you to sufferany drug and a few ounces whole family for with Iczema, Blotches, Ringworm, | will last Rashes and similar skin troubles. | months Zemo obtained at any drug store for or $1.00 for extra large bottle, und promptly applied will usually give instant relief from itching tor. ture, It cleanses and soothes the |!* and effective. |e It is unneces Hore the Two or that required. your hair with water and rub it in, nakes an abundance of. rich, ny lather, which c ses. thor: ly most skin distates, oughly, and rinses out easily. The “ Zemo is a wonderful, penetrating, hair dries quickly and eventy, and disappearing liquid and is soothing to fresh looking, bright, fluffy, the most delicate skin, Get it today d easy to manage. and save all further distr Zemo s and takes out @very par- Soap, 25¢; Zemo Ointment, 60c.—Ad-|ticlo of dust, dirt and dandruff.— vertisement, Advertisement, three teaspoonfuls/ is all is Simply moisten sides, | pty of Tyamol from a Stabbed by: Neuritis ny peop! suffer attacks by thi a fiend, commonly caited “nerve tt |flammation.” The first warning ts usd} jally a sharp stabbing pain, which may ome and « or hurt antly, Yous |may feel it in the shoulder, neck, fore~ arm, small of the back, or down thor [thigh and leg to the heel. Tt ts somes |times mistaken for sciatica, rheumatiany | jor neuralgia, which troubles often do ends | tn neuritis. Hi No matter where you have nerve paine or what caused them, you can get quick Pellet without using narcotics of polaons. | Apply Tysmol over the part that hurts- and within a few minutes the pain should be gone. ‘reamol is absorbed through the pores Por the skin, It hae a soothing, healine sttect upon the diveased nerves, eradue. Ally, belping to restore them to healtiye condition, 3 Don't auffer any tonger. Obtain « ups good drugsiet— price $i. ‘mol Company, Mfg. Chemiste, 600 San Francisca. Advertign