The Seattle Star Newspaper, June 4, 1924, Page 3

WEDNESDAY, JUNE 4, 1924, Novelist Finedin | Rp . : FU Federal Bird Case BCtter Babies on View iti SBLALTILE PAK PALL . | 4 rg 6 and cocunt a : Mothers Are Told of Pike St. I HE G : os vit wa “ Kiddies’ OTTO FAK EGEL. Preatdent ankin’s Care by Doctors SISTER 18 A WINNER My te and I are having Hu of Seattle better ba & race to see ¥ . 2 . ite tae. oe fe this week Pic ke FeGie oaeee the fourth ; a ) taps anena*-(°° TM® Bon Marche, There ts x scoring this year, but, as ¢ b Foot Burning aoe @ Lies in the Joints |“ "” f the eyes rates 100 per cent in its eyes, that doesn't matter at all The exhibit wilt continue all Wednesday Household Equipment Dr. KR. E When Joint-Ease Soaks In Foot Agony Gets Qut—Quick} | ITH a most unusual series of values—with PRICES DOWN—which should cause housewives to make every. mor Fe ei at toe petal Pr purchases for complete household equipment. at 10. Aft Mrs. W man of the ¢ The Bo and is the son of M. Malson, 9026 18th nual clinic at alr) Marche, are comma! Mg, 2, Womer spare ch {2 eS » W. With such an opportunity for saving, June Brides will find this most interesting to complete their kitchen equipment—none should pass by this opportunity to SAVE. to by James & Merrihew “Another Victim of Spring Fever Dear Cynthia: Oh, this spring fever! A definite, real, tangible ague that grips every bit of = feet are ike new Po sees yg hae enterprise and energy out cf one’s being. Srey remember when Joint|, 4 sneaky, creepy, enveloping something that is nearly T ‘ Canister Set Paya Re ayer ana burn. | impossible to toss off or forget. ray? Boudoir Lamps Flower Bowls Waste Paper 79c . ing grt of quick 60 cents a tube. | A tirednese that begins with one’s first wv aking moment 98c $2.79 ETC deat Macs Princess ‘ Att .Srursista selt lots of Joint! and proceeds to multiply itself till one’s bedtime. $1.98 Baskets! $1-25 ("it nar tcc, cone Moulds 4 ; ———————— | A despoiler of accomplishment and an enemy of gality. Mat » fintsh Boudolr Lamps, made of ; ae iM Be agp Wipe eae 2S white en oulas i | A pesky, penetrating, persnickety oddity that ia unlike with gises bottoms metal; choice of debs Ag sind : A Mes noe abi? e 1 acd PORE): Bre) OR OrIne: 49c Set H. anything in particular, but reminds one of many things in ins. in size, A splendid | and decorations: blocks Niguscaeg in diam m2 acne ston a hia | general, |} value, shades, silk cords; com eter; cholce of coral or a with floral deco: Set of twelve Princess EXTRACTION A friend of the sluggish afternoon, and a first aid to the| plete with globa oe bowls with biack | Tatous Moulds of heavy plated e ¢ F REE DAILY onto. ‘PAINLESS * ‘dj Our whalebone rubber, which dous | ‘h¢ Rot co ir the roof of the mouth if © two or more teeth. Rubber, set of Gum Lyke Rubbe perfect repro- Guction of the human Rum, wet of tooth. ne... .' | GOLD | BRIDOE WORK. Most of our pres recommended by our beironage ts ar the hoes work le still giving good sect Rt work teed for 15 years ‘ALL work guaran’ for 1 Examination free. ? Oyen ® fo 6 Daily and 9 to 12 Sunday OHIO DENTISTS | Over Wash. Savings & Trust Co. | price th | shadowed spot where open book tics, invitingly, in gently-| | | | swinging hammock, A booster for that vacation-time feeling, and an enemy, par excellence to old man Work. What is it? Ho-hum— Who invented What ts the proper way to brush | the hair? Are You Fat? Just Try This Thonsande of overfat people he come alm by fe too fat, don't walt | plot these tal [eure aS {Derren easily vation diet and lea effect. —Advertiaement Begin Saving IN THIS BANK TODAY or TOMORROW AND RECEIVE ONE MONTH’S DIVIDEND ON JULY 1, 1924 DO YOU KNOW— That no Officer or Director of this Bank can borrow money from this Bank under any circumstances—and that no man who has ever been a “bankrupt” can be a Director in this bank? If it is a maximum of safety you re- quire—a place whe re you can deposit your savings with the knowledge that you can get back all your money, with in- terest, when you want it—start an ac- count with the o|eon dish? _ 7% fork. it? How long will it stay? STROLLER. Hold the brush firmly near the! back. See that at least half of the strokes reach the scalp. Use the up- | ward movement, which loosens the} scalp and brings about better cireu- lation. The brushing should polish | and cleanse the hair without break “jing it, | } In ft wrong to une the expreanion twice over"? “Twice” is all that ls necessary. Is Jellied boutllon a suitable tunch. | Yes; it ts often served at lunch. cons and should always be very cold | and eaten with a spoon, never aa | ee Which ts the best for fence posta black locust or hedgewood (Omge ore ge)? |. ‘There is no choles between them Both are considered very durable and should last about 49 years if jmade of good, sound wood. eee 1 1° What ts the beat way of polishing te ar glam? | _A high polish may be given to ent [glass dishes, decanters, ete, by Isprinkling with warmed sawdust di |reetly after washing and drying in |the usual way. A very soft chamots |leather must give the final polish, land this sholud be kept free from dust and for the one purpose only. | How may nicotine be removed | [from an tvory clgaret holder? | Nicotine is soluble in water and dissolves readily in alcohol and ether, sae | Can one take the coloring out of ja Meerschaum pipe after It has been colored too fast and recolor it? | Tho greater part of the coloring ||] jof a meerschaum may be removed ||| |by steeping it for some time in a|f) | moderately strong ammonia solution, one part of strong ammonia to two | parts w | "The Book Aken | RHEUMATISM ‘Free—If You Send Today | Men and women who have suf-} jfered torture ‘that it hurts to a |ncribe—who have been tormented | | with gnawing pains that almost drove them crazy—who have been | |no crippled that they haye been | ja burden to th ves and to loved | jones—have real clear-cut book, “The Inner Mysteries of Rheuma- | tism* and following its simple teach- lings have grown well, healthy and| strong. Art Mirrors $1.49 Art Mirrora with Poly: chromo ames; good grade glass and assorted picture, panel at aides. Very attractive, Bird Cages $2.98 Bolla Bird Cagen with allding sanitary re Brars movable tray bottoms; good size, A most un usual value, Electric Toasters $2.95 Toasters with high grade element; heavy: Electric fly plated; enclowed sides to hold time. heat and save Flower Baskets $2.95 Flower Baskets of cut glass; t illy cut in very tive designs: Book Ends $2.95 Heavy metal Book ia assorted Ends designs, shapen and finishes. A splendid value, Bread and Cake Cabinet $2.49 Home Comfort Bread and Cake Cabinet; finish; swinging door; collapsible; can be taken apart to clean, aluminum Hammocks $3.95 Woven Hammocks tn as- sorted terns; full colors and pat ze, with pil lows, A very good value. Alarm Clocks 98c Guaranteed Alarm Clocks with nici keeled cases; good time keepers and a very unusual value at 98>, Electric Cords $1.98 Cords attachment; Electric with switch will fit any electric appliance; also, equipped with de- tachable plug. Waste Paper Baskets 59c Papler- mache Bankets, having steel bottoms: Gecorated with fleur de lis; in red and green OLD_WAY Sink Strainers 98c Aluminum Sink Strainers with convertible cover that can be used. to catch drip. Dish Drainer $1.49 Dish Drainers of heavily plated steel, with rack for dishes and compartment for silver; drain ts guided into the sink. Family Scale $2.98 White enameled; weighs up to pounds by ounces; adjustment for spring, Water Pitcher 59c Syrup Pitcher 39c Heavy gauge polished aluminum; 2at. size water pitcher and syrup pitcher with spring cover. Taplin Egg Beater 39c Kitchen Knives of high-grade steel 49c Can Openers 19c Potato Mashers 5c Wire Egg Whip 8 steel; assorted shapes. Artificial Fruit $1.19 Box Artificial Fruit, packed in cartons containing nine pleces of assorted fruits. Vacuum Bottles $5.95 Gallonsiza Vacuum Bot- tles with extra substan- tial cases. Will keep con- tents either hot or cold, Double Boiler - $1.09 Heavy gauge aluminum Double Bollers, 2-qt, ca- / pacity. Cyn be used as ~ two separate pans; cover ~ fits either, It's a great book, written by ani] ° ‘“ ~? authority in language so plain that | Perfect O-Cedar Polish Keystone ° anyone can understand Jt. | Oldest and Largest Savings | Iv'w freo to you it you act prompt-|I! Electric Irons Barnitics $2.19 Gallon Food Chopper Institution in the Pacific North- |ly—your name on a postal card) u Electri ey Hak $1.49 |will do, Address H. P. Clearwater, $3.95 Polish ectric Complete with 4 knives; west, namely, the |Ph. D., 694-C st. Hallowell, Maine olis Curli I work, furniture, autos, | heavy plated: regular Tea Kettle - 2 Advertisement, | pet ee es fe Special 39. urling Irons | a. tke, Tea Kettle | - pecial 39c : ~ | DR. EDWIN J. TSS Petey Pee | ee ee 98c cl 419 Aluminum $2.98 j BROWN'S guaranteed element; very erfect F sh; eanwoo Ic ts W ASHINGTON MUTUAL DENTAL OFFICES | heavily plated; generous | made in our own shops. Flectric Curling Irons; Frying Pans “Royal Rochester Pure © 106 Columbia St. | tength cord with detach. It is pure, and. will not guaranteed to give satis- For cleaning furniture, 85c Aluminum” Tea Kettles; SAVINGS BANK Seattle's HI] able plug; one of the best | injure the finest furni- | factory service for one | woodwork, painted or en- | io.1nch diameter; heavy Gat. capacity, with; wales passing Dentist lend oh this takFiese take Sa. alee year, ameled surfaces. riveted steel handle. ed spouts, 1101 Second Avenue Years } paneirnseie fn Northwest Corner Second and Spring ~ — = ——~ ~ eons cae is rears 1:25/800,000.00 Su re Relief: BORBIE ADVISES TEACHER | history repeating ttsett again."—| OFFICERS { “Who was it that prompted you| Answers (London). | ELECTRONIC RAYMOND Ri FRAZIER HARRY SHEL FOR DIGESTION 27 phere someone whisper that | | REACTIONS At DeHONEY’ iy FREE GARAGE *residen Secre | ‘0 yor heh has (\ |" “planes, teachin, T expect twas DR. WO ABRAMS iL ker F. W. WEST W. J. WARD ae wonGhinen te AGNOSIS and TREATMENT noneey. > Wiss President Ansistant Secretary ~ ag prt pi ay AA RE alt hy Toe USH HOTE | at 1 4 WILLIS &, DARROW H. G. BALDWIN i aivaey Witane a Vice President Assistant Secretary | SPECTRO-CHROME | wise nendemy. NEAR ALL DEPOTS : ROLLIN SANFORD H, C, BRYANT Hot water | SFe All: Good SEATTLR Vice President Ansintant Secretary Sure Relief BAN A.C, MITCH Praprdien ren SiO, TRY ANSOLUTELY > E LL-AN Ss 4 M. Heo Wo sihinete Medicine Gx Ott Third Avenue Bit hours. 7 rhe sonia so) F ody Ce “sat | Hee Funes "BL, Cor. Kece Acrons the Street and ttult titock ||| sonal tenchers. Phone, 300 ROOMS—$1 to $2.50 | 25¢ and 75¢ Packages Everywhere | Year hig OR ed veey Bealtle, Wash. Phone El lot-1338- Above the County-Chy Dds. 5% Seattle's Leading Se With Bath a a alse basco a ier we testncerasin ese