The Seattle Star Newspaper, May 28, 1924, Page 4

THE SEATTLE g EDN} MAY 28 1904 Films Bore Star’s Girl ||; =<" — Tom Mix’ Daughter, Here, Finds Regular my i . ' Rasy } and Informal Wear $19.50 and Up In this collection of wrappy coats— that are warm and comfortable with- out being heavy—that are smart look- ing and also practical you will find the very coat that you have been looking for. Summer Frocks $24.50 and Up Smart Dresses in Canton crepe, figured crepe, wash silk and Ros- hanara as well as effective com- binations prove the most satisfac- tory for summer wear. MEN, TOO! Hand Tailored Models $34.50 and Up $2.50 Down On Any Garment $2.50 a Week No matter how large nor how small your purchase, pay only $2.50 DOWN on each garment. Later continue your payments at $2.50 a week. 50 FIND TWO BIG LAKES | } OTTAWA—Two lakes comparable | Gm size with Lake Ontario are in the jsouthern part of Baffin island and Whe island itself is nearly five times | jas largo as Cuba, a topographical urvey of Canada reveals, At many FIND BRAYING BIRD NEW YORK, May 28.—A penguin | that brays like = jackass and lives | in a dense Jungle with parrots, hum. ming birds and woodpeckers, is among the Interesting birds discov- lered by Dr. Frank M. Chapman, cur ints of the island there are remains | #t" Of ornithology, in a four-month | cruise thru the Andes in a steamer ampments and villages. gee Sekine encampmente and vilsses. | He recently returned to the American —~GET ACQUAINTED Museum of Natural History + Abolish lohesomeness by whole-| Many specimens of rare birdy, ‘Girl Swims hea Seek Her Sa tce | ABERDEEN, May 28.—Police were hunting an unidentified man who attempted to abduct Helen Hunter. 14, Terrace Heights high school girl, | Tuesday. The girl jumped from th: car an it rapa the Wishkah river “tats in midstream by Capt. J. C. a of the tugboat Warren, | some recreation and entertainment LY? 2 * Ont @ man sped away from tho ‘THE LONESOME CLUB, Holyoko| 6¢ ne. ‘The girl was unable to give| ‘building, 111 Spring street. Meetings (ey es scription of her ass | ‘ruesday, Wednesday, Thursday and Saturday evenings. 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Yow Chinese RATS TO VAMILIGS ts Yeaier Way Beattie, Wanh, TEL iot-o751 Film work bores Ruth Miz, daughter of the well-known film star, she says, but she likes the legitimate stage, She's hown here taking a few practice turna with the lariat at Woodland park. —Phote by Frank Jacobs, Star Staff Photosr BY G, LUCILLE BUTLER ely says Ruth. “I prefer the e's her Daddy's girl, alt in| Stage—ieas work and more play ung Ru ughter o| “But you like to SEE movies; you om Mix got a kick out of watching your Dad 4 horsefiesh|0n the wereen.” we inquire. “set our Ife I do,” she flashes, dar ke the proverbial fs sharing headline honors poet pein g-tgf te his fright and dingust Ruth had craved actlor wishes to see the baby Woodland park—so we took ne took her rope, and whe Knutson into letting her pra ridden horeeback -ever | "Mt.wit the pon! can remember—and before; Sateer cet cutee aat when Tom Mix used hop | Yetu: ‘Gherd. seal lead the parame 1 with her in his arma. And) 4.4 ride and whoop with her dad and mother, Olive Mix, | +), 6m, who were both daring riders, left) ne fact that Tom Mix and her thelr Oklahoma ranch to go into the | mothe Prue, f =, taby Ruth played with them. Ruth Pantages this week in a winsome entitled “Hearstrings,” but, pleases the audience, Ru ean me ty walt until In the breezy Weat ch which will be her nex > hernelf tting ready for the sno differ ence to t the girl's affec Then iM health caused her mother's in: Dad. “He's always been a retirement, Ruth went to schoo! and gee, you ought to nee and now, somehow, the pictures bave 146+ she anys. ost thelr jure. She Whe | oops atemee eS eoiy Neuen pal Bhar cB ent bbe grind.” | mother, the biggest thi: some ? n her bright horizon { that Nort! wentern rodeo, and a gl us back to-nature fling on the big ¢ ran before she gets back to th f te an the wholepoese | daug' ter of her “ride.'em-cowboy” HOLD SERVICES UNDER TREES | Memorial Will Be Held by War Veterans No Pating-—End Them Don’t let the agony of coms destroy your comfort. Apply Blue-jay—and instantly the pain vanishes. the corn loosens and comes out. Dos away with dangerous paring. Get Blue-jay at any drug store. Over six bh the trail ab ndred flags will blaze nk the Des Moines high @ OPABIN | way Memorial day to the site of the troos at Sunnydale dedicated to the ue: a |memory of Elmer J. Noble, after r whom er-Noble post ats Legion is named, and of dead. of mins of the world war. nuts of America, represented by uth Park troop, 8 4 troop No, 145 of th! operate in the by placing the that border the ydale,troop, city, will observance of the flags on the trees hway . Exactly Credit | ee Terms | SIXTH AVENUE BETWEEN PIKE AND PINE ; Our Second and Biggest ? ‘Anniversary Sale In Our New Building 7 (pan second da t great ale was greater ¢ t t ows entire hous 4 pe Make your selections early MEMORIAL DAY—Store Closed. Sale to Continue Saturday. See Friday Times and Star for Further Big Price Cuts” Extra Liberal as Pictured 19 Inches Regular $4.50 Credit Vives Terms Special Inducements for New Accounts Purchase $100 Worth Pay Only $5 Down! Purchase $200 Worth Pay Only $10 Down! Purchase $300 Worth ay Only $15 Down! Purchase $400 Worth Pay Only $20 Down! Purchase $500 Worth ay Only $25 Down! | | } A Gift for the JUNE BRIDE Floor Lamps OLYCHROME Grhnge or taupe s P eo other beautiful st 31 4.50 and 815.00 China Closet $63.75 Extra A Eight-piece Dining Room Suite in combination wal- nut, of surpassing beauty and design. This suite exactly as pictured. Regular price $200.75. NOW— ss $1712 Inoted English Tea Pe Fine patterns in 4 atzen. Assorted « rchase enable sale only Five-Piece Tin Pantry Sets Made of heavy tin, with rounded corners and tight-fitting c Consists of bread box, t coffee and sugar Anniversary price . annisters $1.69 C. 0. D. Phone Orders GRUMBAUM BROS. FURNITURE CO., )., Ine. “TIZ” GLADDENS an expert chiropodist | ‘that only'86 per cent had per. | Attorney Ray Dumett, who 8 a member of Rainler-Noble post, | will deliver the principal scdreat| of the public service to be conduct ed by that organization at the| a |memorial trees at 2 o'clock Friday | ONO PHS |afternoon. British, French, Ttalian,| | Belgian and Japanese consu their weekly luncheon wero tender-| ed invitations to lend their presence | at these ceremonies, which will also} |Include tributes to the soldier dend jof their countries. The schedule of American Logion|/ | speakers for the Memorial day pro- gram of the city's high schoo | Thursday was announced last night] A Timely Hint Golng on an outing trip over Friday, Saturday and Sunday? Surely you wouldn't think of being without music that long. Then take a good port- able phonograph with you, We have seven reliable makes. from $15 to $50 by Fred L. Delkin, general chair-| |man of the Logion’s participation In the | Brondw | Ballard, L. muel de B. 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