The Seattle Star Newspaper, May 15, 1924, Page 2

>> nee! sai or es : | 4 ] Fa a NS PAC LIHLMAN VOTED|S°eierre? Cosspaten NOT GUILTY Representative Clear in Liquor Case NoTK Ma The | forest rea gainat ™ m on ration | 5 ending | The com recome nist K * . ng th . Ro part wh i Rega at further thdraw committee report) ~ Modern ways to make | i ss Free. M Eve ome —Advertise Remarkable Ends Drudgery of Polishing! ': Invisible finish protects Considered make your housework easier. The 5 men's nine ithe r THE SEATTLE STAR Covet} Cynthia Grey: Substitute Or Idea for Another I Cure for Broken Heart CYNTHIA GREY any more, and | canr Best and Only} rue Ww RY “He doesn’t love me ot live without him. What shall I do?” That is one of the most frequent queries sent to me-—and perhaps, the most pathetic I wish there were some way to impress upon the minds of these love-sick souls that love is simply a habit of mind /Often it develops into an obsession, And then it is called “ideal,”* Sometimes the victims of lost or betrayed love are in love with their own sorrow as well as with the man. They do not really wish to be cured, Tradition binds them fast, But there actually is a cure for the wounds of love—and | that is the substitution of one idea for another A girl can put a deserting lover out of her mind if she control over her mind woman who cares to do so can escape to freedom the ancient and futile forms of slavery has any Any from the to sex It all depend upon her will to change the habit of her Miss Mary Wallace, daugh-| mind. ter of the culture, who " ednesday to Dr. Switzerland, ‘ eretary of ag New Discovery as uggmar pie Ashe of the jtion at Washingtor bright metalware from j rast, tarnish or corrosion | CIENCE, has found another way to |Student-Soldiers Instead of n- Swiss lega | this mystic and marvelous force married yh by those to Be Fort Guests Many girls fear to rob life of its romance if they master led love. But so, and consolation and compensation to be had not otherwise, are who w “I cannot live without him!’ { nthia Grey will recetys call- Owen Wiste | ere ‘on Monday, Wednesday and a Me | Friday, from 1 to 2 p.m, and I nie Ore: 1s 4| | on Tuesday and Thureday, from } 11 to 12 &. m, at her offi can nettle & discussion for Us? 1) | the gtar buliding, 1909 Seventh : 1 by a that Wasting many weary hours scouring away ae at dos tas a that abe pret, 4 Cc idee 7 “Thanks with polish on silver and other bright meta!- (of the University of Washing Se eh eiecs 00! H. ware, you can now finish these metals with | to Fort Lawton nex Meri ot Repent Soy a ho Sportsmen Here fay Sunda: wen ani Prem “ool prec ” ra Teen and they will keep their lustre for a [yo Mat corhty, com ciain was the house In which abe President Coolidge appreciates th year or more! j ine tudent. soldiers will a re to “The it ar we Tt is a simple process. First polish the at the for urday morning frignda. say the. plot. was, laid 10 ld game and ovtdeer recreations!| metal surface bright. Then wipe the sur- weet gs certain characters recognized them-| resources of the country, according face with alcohol and apply Izen with the |) ..0) gan selves from her description of them, |t0 a letter from Theodore Roosevelt i | | t * becanr te a tant sec of the pay ° - i levenin Ww a Ht attac anery an threatene e upon . " 10 minutes Tzen is dry and the metal surface | evening ‘here will be « niet ta Fecognizing himself. in ‘Phe Vie-|6f commerce committee working with is protected indefinitely from discoloration, |) cen the It. 0. TC. and the fort | gitlan Dh. KK. | Beattle sportamen, rust or tarnish. The Izen, is invisible. It’ [ieam. ‘The students will leave the| Owen Wister, author of “The Vir The letter says that the president | / . the to Seattle carly | ginian,” te very much @ man cis “highly gratified” at the attitude! will mot flake or peel. Washing i. ot ferncon is the. son of Ox Johnes and taken here toward conservation of| warm rae not af- | warah (Butler) Water, and 1 the west’s outdoor and game re-| fect it. eather cannot t he t End sources. aiaa an office \n the | harm it. Think of the irym M Trust bul Philadelphia, Pa J. W, Kinney, state supervisor of | Deut many tedious hours this Dai en Continue = game and game fish, will attend 4] Polish I discovery will save you! Hoof Plague Drive \ PERFECT MATCH petieeal satorsnis, on Vreyey rv it Organization meetings to protect Bo you dare (o say yor: are “0 ste Rocasvelt ‘ww smecutive secretary GRINWALD AUTO SUPPLY COMPANY 0 from: the eet and) ideal. match. ter, BY, SRREROE of the committee on outdoor recrea h tinulng among I do, sr Thon. | i , KH aire pea r Mu A mepting will be Why, you have never earned | or Salo by Drug Rtores, Hardware Stores, Department Stor ois baa Ge Danm\. ae ee House elry od Automobile Accessor Inhalers # : ~ ad oa ey: & "Tacs Neither has she."—Boston Tram- Preparing Exhibits " uer-| “Hs net @ polish if preserves IZEN‘: ll mgtol tay redents May . t North Bend will begin at & ounty win Clothing MEN’S SHOP—Just I The Bon Marche’s 314th Anniversary Anniversary Sale 2-Pants Suits IN TWO SPECIAL LOTS Low Prices For Men and Young Men! Hard Worsteds! Tweeds! Cassimeres! Unfinished Worsteds! All Sizes, in a Big Variety of Colors Snappy Models in Plain and Sport Styles—Ideal for / Summer The styles and quality of materials are unusual for garments offered at these prices, Service-giving and well-tailored—two qualities to se- ject from! Both will give you assurance of value. inside Lower Entrance, Second Avenue, The Bon Marche UNION—SECOND—PIKE—SEATTLE kings Jable from kidney, lve | cither by n ling Poisons or filtering out the im-|}riday afternoon, May 1¢, at }markable, imported of! Hiand. It im called Red Mili Haarlem | {on | Ite a in capsule and take. Amertc who | tained @ lim teachers and at slight cost, Danish supplying it ferers from kid- | . ney ‘er and bladder troubles, with | clases every Thursday afternocn for Sport Festival | Many contracts for apac | jnigned up for the annu | Sportsmen's show, July i | cording to W. J. Henry, executive “250 YEAR OLD | OIL RELIEVES | sxwzcscercores cree KIDNEY ILLS 2 mn No jonger need any one be mipers | uralist and old-timer, is in the city oT old tormmute, | (0 devote hig time to creating interest iiand cheruiat jin the show and will speak before brings Vy a od rellef, even in the most @ ‘4 and giubborn canes, This aid. | Teeka. re remedy, threogh which thousands t and thi untry ie found scothing f f goes direct to We undortying ¢ of the abument and yomones Kidney trouble comea fr am over ork, ti © blood, some interne \iitchion brsexposure ¢o cold, which | Trysting Place,” will be able in the kid- | by the Alumni association of Ballard ‘[high school as a part of its annual : | entertainment, in the school building 1:30 tht |o'clock. The leading parts will be * | taken by Ruth Close, Lester Farrar, Olsen, Mamie Englund, Leota Dawes and Lecil Miller. The University quartet will give songs and dances and a variety of reading and musical numbers will round out the program. In the eve- ning the association will hold its yearly dance at tho Ballard Field ous fesling, YoU | Houso at 8:30. twill find prompt relief from this re- re from Hol- | School to Present Tarkington Comedy | Booth Tarkington's akit, purities Im the blood. As blood In your the kidneys once utes, the congest up. When the kidney, liver anickiy relieved if treatment, wh ia soon or back, nour stomach, lous of appe- | tite, distress after eating or drink- cated tongue Danish and German Class Starts at “Y” Danish and German women who ly Engtish can do so at C. A, under experienced pleasant p and ed throug Hol stoniahing ch ofl, aake thi« country. n this city oply and are ne results co ed that it be| And now | wish to st have the ¥. W. this of | brought a few drugs ja poritive guarantee to return the | from 2 to 4 o'clock; German classes fol rehase price of the first trea’ 7 _ fuente If the drouble ls not wonder. |°ver?) Tuesday and Wriday at 10:80 fully retiewed, Be sure to ask for |*- ™. i Red Mill, the imported brand with |in other classes in studies prepara. jtory to examination for second pa- ithe money-back guarantee. Inex- | | Rdversinenee wale 6¢ v7 DTae Com | pends Register with Mrs. N. L. Lam. / bety, secr ‘THE OLDEST TONG IN, REAL STYLE | A white satinblouse and skirt of | THE WORLD is OIL OF THE black satin or bengalie is one of the | most stylish combinations you can OUIVE. 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