The Seattle Star Newspaper, June 2, 1924, Page 9

MONDAY, JUNE 1924 Offer Synthetic Sunday as World’s Newest Boon * All the Pleasures of the Picnic, Without the Drawbacks, in This Scheme 6) JIM MARSHALL al off just as (a) The trip out tb) The pict in 7 Days tre, big neck or Lift Off-No Pain! Doesn't hurt one bit! tle “Freezone” on an aching corn, instantly, that corn stops hurting; then shortly you lift it right off with fingers. é Your druggist sells a tiny bottle of “Freezone” for a few cents, sufficient to remove every hard corn, soft cor: Or corn between the toes,.and t foot ealluses, without sorene’s or tr ritation.—Advertisement. ‘ . Mrs. Belle Smith Drop a iit THE TRIP ovT Have your boy make a lever from seantiing and rock th down for.an hour, k |rubber and off bonfir sing along side | After an hour your wife wiil come "p for alr and say Where are You say Humpstitlaguwamis? She says: “It seems more like |i . You say Hush Think of the! | children! | She says; “I was going to say Hoquiam.’ What did you think I Was going to say?’ This requires no answer THE PICNIC: Have the be v bumping the crate. Look out. Then | aay Heck! Somebody's got our =| plenic pla Let's try farther or Then have the boy rock the crate again Do this nine times. Th Ww Benefit associat ground reserved—but tre country.” Throw newspapers all over your back lot. ‘Roll the food uround in the dirt and eat what potato salad you ean’ scrape off your clothes Glare at your wite and say | “I found an ant in my salad.” = | | She “Well, it might be worse—you might find half an ant.” This requires no answer. | Finally, tear up all your rose bushes, trample down your flower | is and root up the shrubbery. Put | me of the shrubbery in the crate. his gives you the true picnic ouch. eed i THE TRIP HOME: Repeat pro. cedure of outbound trip, after hay ng the boy sprinkle you with the| ontents of the vacuum sweeper | 1s. Hire another boy to biind you | very half-minute with a flashlight Burn some more rubber ani oil in| the crate and curse out imaginary motorists frequently At 1135 pn call it a day and go back into the house. Just “Well before retiring you say it was a nice trip, wasn't} our wife says: ‘It's a wonder | God doesn't strike you dead where | jyou stand, like Ananias.* | This requires no answer. EVERYONE DIPPED Bathing Beaches Open Again | and Crowds Throng Them The summer — bathing opened with « rush yesterday, season when "|the first day of the first month of summer happened on a Sunday. All of the bathing beaches fn and pund feattle reported larger | throngs of Bathers than have ever been witpemsed on a first of June According to witnesses with an| eye for detail, the one-piece awim. | ming suit wag by tar the most popu- | lar bathing costume with the loca! bathing beauties, At Alki beach, | jewimming suites with stockings, | hs »HE SEA PAGE 9 ——— —— = —— ) Girls’ Khaki Knickers ) , ‘ Dotted Swiss ) soon =|128 Mec)ougall-fouthwick = 415¢ Pyralin Comb pai. ee et * Share in Given With Every Pyralin Hair Brush 7} Many More New Items! Fine Chinaware Pitchers Special 85c Cups and Saucers Special 6 for 1.50 « m H ud akinat ate Salad Bowls x Special 48c ea in the 1c Bb Se Tuesday Special! Sale of 200 13 Boys’ Wash Suits 4 Guaranteed suits, as to workmanship and color, attractively braid trimmed in de- sirable styles for little men, Styles — O1 ‘Twiat and Mid Colors—Miue, tan, green gray erials—Kiddy clot ‘rash and Devonshire Sizes—3 to § —THIRD FLOOR 100 Voile Dresses —offering unusual value High shades in volles, dark p and trimmed with dainty embrot 10.95 nts in Normandy voile, and but tons. Sixey 16 to 44 Exceptional Sale of 100 Pairs Boys’ Tennis Shoes Exceptional weargiving tennis « 15 ]. summ durable srown leather trimmod; sizes wear: FIFTH FLOOR |beach slippers and parasols to match | |were seen in a gorgeous array of j color, Crystal Pool records show a 15 | per cent increase in the number of bathers over last year. Every age, | from tiny tote to gray-halrod men, was represented in the. crowds at) { Madrona, Leschi, Green Lake and lother beaches, who braved tie earty- | jsummer waters. i e Dorian Studio Sead When Run-down, Weak, or Nervous NO 4-CENT FARE This Letter Is of Vital Interest | To You Spokane, Wash.—“Several months | Promised Tacoma Cut Fails ago my health failed and my back | | sched all the time. I had continuous | to Go Into Effect i pains and was as miserable as could | be, when f remembered that Dr.| TACOMA, June 2.—Sunday, June 1, Pierce's Favorite Prescription had| came and passed and the promised | benefited me at various times be-|and much-debated. five-cent street | , and thought perhaps it would} railway fare failed to materialize | again. 3 found that to be true. It | here. A failure to bridge differences | helped me so much tht I kept on! ata Sunday conference left the ‘20-{ aken three bot-| tokens-for-adoliar” up in the alr} bsolutely without | where it has been for the past sev- } | | | tles and was then aches or pains and only. Children’s Three-Quarter Length Hose 50c Unusually fine quality silk Three- fourths Hose, for kiddies, in brown Some some semi-fashioned, Sizes 7 to 10. full-fashioned and STREET FLOOR ° . } Radium Silk— | 17 fs } Very Special An exceptionally priced popular silk for Summer blouses, frocks, slips and lingerie. Beautiful quality in wanted shades, in peach, sandalwood, peacock, jade, flesh, apricot, Chinese blue, navy and black. STREET FLOOR Cascade Frill Guimpes I had been for a long time.’ smith, 214 8. Walnut St. is most important to not write Dr. Invalids’ Hotel in Buffalo, N. Y., for free, confidential, medical advice or end 10¢ for trial pkg. of Favorite Prescription Tablets.—Advertisement. How to build up your Wei g int LEHIGH ROAD IN TO, be under weight often| Another Eastern System Is | Proves low fighting-power in the body, It often sae Sor are minus nerve-power, minus red cells in your blood, minus health, minus vitality. It is serious to be minus, but the moment you increase bog eps of your red- blood-cells, you begin to become Pius. That's why 8. 8, S,, since 1626, has meant to thousands of underweight men and women, a plus in their strength. Your body fills to the point of power, your flesh becomes firmer, the age lines hat come from thinness disap- ear. You look younger, firmer, appier, and you feel it, too, all over your body, More red-blood+ cells! §&. 8, 8, will build them, 8. 8. 8. is drug stores fates 4 ty larger sive is more economical. Pierce's | n better health | eral weeks. | | ‘The Tacoma Rallway & Power Co., | | retains the weekly pass or 12-tokens- | for-$1, however, the present fare rates. ‘ | | Other conferences between the) | power company and the city admin. | |istration are expected to follow this | week in an effort to reach an agree- | | ment. . | | | | | } Represented Here Indicating the increasing ‘mpor- tance with which Eastern railroads view Seattle, the Lehigh Valley road has opened offices at 401 Hoge build. ing. John §. Mahoney, formerly | with, the Lehigh at Buffalo, N. Y,,} has been sent here as general agent. He will bring his wife ard family West in a few weeks. Mr. Mahoney has been with the Lehigh 19 years and was. formerly connected with the Milwaukee & Chi. cago offices. He was born and edu-} cated in Buffalo. His transfer here js in the nature of a promotion, | Cotton Crop Will Be Below Average WASHINGTON, Juno 2.—The con. ition of the cotton crop on May 25 wag 65.6 per cent of normal, cont. | pared with 71 percent on May 26 last year and a ten year May 26 averago of 72.8 per cent, the department of agriculture announced today. Specially Priced | For June Sales 4% t for the Summer modes are thease Ca. Exquisitely made of real Irish, filet and with ecru nets, in tucked and plain e value in real lace neckw Correc ade Frill Guimpes al. laces, combined ts. A remarkable ET FLOOR Girls’ Muslin Slips Special J -00 There is satisfaction for the young girl in having a dainty muslin slip to wear under her sheer summery yolle and organdy frocks. ‘These are splendid valuos, of fine qual- ity muslin, trimmed with lace and embroidery yokes, and ruffles, Sizes 4 to 10 years, —THIRD FLOOR Inf ants’ Dresses Exquisitely Hand-Made and Hand-Embroidered 1.25 Adorable little dresses for infants, of the finest of sheer materials. Entirely hand- made and hand-embroidered in kimono sleeve style; sele tion of dainty patterns, F markable values, indeed, fea turing such fine workman: ship and materials —THIRD FLOOR Art Crash 60c For slip covers and light and alry room curtains this material is unexcelled. Lands itself beautifully to the art of cretonne applique work or hand blocking, 40 inches wide. Filet Marquisette 35c Clearly woven, open-mesh Marquisetto, similating to a fine degree the ‘high prade pinin filet net. Makes dur able and beautiful curtains. 40 inches wide FOURTH FLOOR ,Plain w ~L SALES Buy All Summer Needs Tomorrow! / 22 More Supreme Savings! ioe l / Ni pd « LG3% eo \-¢ bi ies This Sale by Telephone or Mail | Now Is the Time to Buy a Smart Summer Hat Repriced From Regular Stock June Sale of Millinery 5.00 Included are Milans, Hemps, Coburgs, Soft Braids, new A special in wanted shapes and models; comprising a special group from our regular stock repriced for this special event, Sale of Rompers and Creepers, 75c styles, for little foaturing unusually fine materials, in the most wanted colors, Appliques nd clever col ombinationa, that are Pegstop tots, embroideries new and becoming. In pink green and tan mths to 2 years June Sale of Stationery Saxon Linen, 72 at. noe —S8TREET FLOOR Sale of Summer Furs Fine, Soft, Silky Furs In the newest shades of brown, taupe, and pointed and natural red; regularly 35.00, At ..eseeee sees BB. Stone Marten Chokers Largo single skins, in pretty ural color; regularly TR IS 5) ae 27 Sable Chokers Beautiful Hudson Bay sable, of fine natural col or; regularly 55.00, at....89.50 Dyed Fox Scarfs Splendid white fox skins, dyed in the newest sum mer shades of belge, nude, platinum and blue; regu. Varly 75.00, atec.scssesees 58.00 White Fox Scarfs Fine natural white Alaska fox scarfs; regularly $5.00, at Double Stone Marten Chokers Beautiful double akins; regularly 95.00, at........ 68.00 Sable Chokers Hudson Bay sable, in two 50 50 fine skins; regularly FIGNG, At asi che ticsa ty » 85.00 Fox Scarfs . Soft, fluffy skins, in the new brown: black and natural red. Exceptionally fine values; regularly ..15.00 22.50, at OND FLOOR Unexcelled Values in Home Seamless Sheets 1.35 Good weight and servictable, and neatly hemmed; — size All-Linen Toweling, 25c Soft and absorbent; a good quality, with red border, for Kitehen use; 16 Inches wide, Tea Toweling 20c ve with red border, a desirable quality with red or blue stripes; 15 inches wide. Turkish Towels 69c Lovely soft towels, fine dou- ble thread quality, splendidly absorbent, All white or with red borders, Size 24x42, Cotton Damask 65c yard A splendid firm weave, fully bleached, featuring several at- tractive floral designs, 64 inches wide, fabrics in cloche shapes, sailors, mushrooms, and larger sizes in navy, black, gray and combination colors, Select Now the Hat You Need to Complement the Suit, the Dress, the Coat You So Admire! —S8ECOND FLOOR Bsince the favorite for Summer seems to 3 e lace frilled dres es and frocks of silks ind satins, Valenciennes, noted for dainti- ne , comes in for first attention. Y to l-inch width; many patterns, Special, 12-yd. bolt 55c STREET FLOOR Philippine Gowns and Chemises 1:95 An exceptional selec- tion of dainty Philip- pine wear of fine nain- sook, cut full and well- finished. Gowns—eleeveless and with sleeves, some with embroid- ered pocket. Chemises—in bodice and regulation top, in the same Jelightful and desirable de- signs. Sizes 36 to 44. —THIRD FLOOR June Sale of Toiletries Presenting unusual savings in regular lines, many nationally advertised. Items listed below are therefore of genuine interest: Palmolive Soap, 6 bars for 3O¢. Woodbury Soap, regular- ly 28¢, at 3 for 55¢. Yardley’s Old Lavender Soap, regularly 20c, at 6 for D5e¢. Yardley’s Olive and Lime Soap, regularly 50c, at 2 for 75¢. Stork Castile Soap, regu- larly 15¢, at 3 for 35¢. Coty L’Origon Face Powder, in blanche, rose, number 1 and 2, Natural and Rachel, No. 1 and 2; regularly 97c, at TO¢. Mavis Taleum, regularly 25c, at 20¢. -Quelques Fleurs Perfume, l-ounce bottle in lined case; regularly 4.00, at 3.50. Hemmed Huck Towels, 19c Lovely, all white towels, of good firm weave, and splen- did absorbent quality, Size 18x36, Turkish Towels 20c Neatly hemmed and ready to put on the towel rack, All white, medium Weight, of good absorbent quality, Size 19x36, Turkish Towels 45c Fine grade, double thread, in all white towels, Hemmed and ready for use, Size 22x44. Luncheon Sets 4.35 Fouturing fine grade cotton, in attractive sete with round center designs in soroll pat: Theatrical Cold Cream, one-pound can, regularly 70c, at 55¢. Krank’s Lemon Cleans- ing Cream, 1.00, at 85¢. Ingram’s Milkweed Cream, regularly 79c, at 69¢. Stillman’s Freckle Cream, regularly 50c, at 39¢. Listerine, large size, reg- ularly 79c, at 69¢. Velour Powder Puffs, combination pink and white, Yegularly 25c, at 15¢. Hand Brushes, _ solid backs, regularly 25c, at 19¢. Nonspi, regularly 50¢, at 39¢. Listerine Tooth Paste, regularly 25¢c, at 20¢. —STREET FLOOR regularly Hemmed Crochet Bedspreads, 2.95 Good heavy quality, with round center designs in attrac: tive Marseilles patterns, Size 80x90, Satin Bedspreads Unusual value, in size 90X100 .... weteee + G75 Cotton Blankets , 3.95 An excellent blanket — for camping, or for eleeping porches, Heavy gray blankets, with pink and blue borders, Size 66x80, Plaid Blankets 4.95 All cotton blankets of a fine tern, in blue and yellow. soft finish, in a yariety of Cloth, size 64x64. Napkins to pretty plaid designs. Size match, size 18x18. 66x80, BASEMENT FLOOR Philips’ Milk of Magne- sia, regularly 45c, at 39¢. Hind’s Honey and Alm- ond Cream, regularly 98c, at TH¢. Frostilla, regularly 25e, at 20¢. Odo-Ro-No, large size, regularly 55c, at 45¢. Coty Perfumes, original package, with gold plat- ed stopper and cut crys- tal bottle, one-ounce size. Ambre Antique, ly 8,00, at 4.50. regu- Styx, regularly 6.50, at 4.50; Jasmine, regular- ly 7.00, at 4.50. Squibb's Tooth Paste, regularly 50c, at 42¢. Needs Hope Muslin, 19c Full yard wide in full piece, and pure white; soft finish: printed in blue; 36 inches wide, Meritas. Linenette Covers, 69c Soft finish oll cloth, round center designs in blue; 4 pat- terns to choose from. 45 inches square, F ‘ancy Outing Flannel, 25c A splendidly heavy grade of flannel, In an assortment of pretty fancy colored stripes; 36 inches wide. Pillow Cases 45c A splendid quality without starch or dressing, soft finish, Size 45x36, Bleached Sheeting, 50c Good grade of soft finish Sheeting, without starch or dressing. Two yards wide, If Necessary ne etn reciente me mee pen