The Seattle Star Newspaper, June 6, 1924, Page 9

FRIDAY, JUNE 6, 1924 SUNSHINE SMILES Shut-Ins | Department for Seattle and Their Friends, Appearing Every Week in The Seattle Star Batted by Dr, Frank B. Fees Phone Capitel 426 after while, Mah Jong Salad One cup of chicken diced, 2 cups of celery 1 cup of canned mushrooms cut in small pieces. Dress with Gold Medal Mayonnaise and mix. Garnish with thin slices of hard-boiled egg yolk topped with olive rings. Serve on lettuce. Whichever the wind— and whatever the sea- son—to win—serve Mah Jong Salad, made with the winner over all other salad dressings. Best Foods GOLD MEDAL | Mayonnaise More than a dressing —it’s a Food BF-BF-BF-BF-BF-BF-BF-BF fof that city, who |for many years DR. J. KR. BINYON Free Examination BEsT$2.,50 GLASSES, ON KANT We are one of the few yt the Northwest that reail grind lenses from start to fintab and we aro the only one In SEATTLE—ON FIRST AVE. Examination free by graduate op- jometrist. Gimsses not prescribed unless absolutely necessary. BINYON OPTICAL CO. 1116 FIRST AVE. TEETH €2 $10.00 Shest set. none better, no matter how much you pay. Igeluding your choice ot test plate material (metal excepted), | Lntaranteed, Having received numerous requests from people who were unable to take ad- Santage of our reduced prices last month, wr will continoe our reduced prices for tis week only OUR PRICES: ‘Teoth aa Law as. , Hest Het of Teeth (either wet) told Crowns (2% karat)... ikework (22 karat) YT A DENTAL PARLOM, A rit | BATH, high-class, uptodate, SANE: AKY dental office with steritized Ine strninente. attention, VEE vam Where you receive personal Open Kvenings. Sunday 9 to 1% DRS. BELMEYER & PARR DUNTISTS ‘004 Srd Ave, corner ard and Pike Entrance on rd Ave. ¢ breaking thru ¢ nd Jennings sayr A amile more magazines than ven tn th rom him foreve » have It so. eg REPRESENTATIVES OF LOST LEGS AND ARMS PHRASE REPORT thought tt was a the time, but asinee then and there is need of auch « al benefit society or club if not & more comes f it than a get together meett: © in a while. I know what they mean now, for 1 have tried to get them jobs, and wheel chairs Men Who, If prog erly outfitted, could become useful tizens, I have also met others who have unate and who want fortunate > if you have a who ar rested and arrange some future meeting THANK YOU. We are in rec thankful for t from the Pe be *, or until act, however gratitude, cee VISITS SHUT-INS AT ANACORTES Mra. Edith Shelton, Mra. A. A Ryar, Mra, Bloomguest and Mra. W. W. Turner journeyed to 7 Sunday, whero sprinkling of sun of Mrs, Clara 81 as been a shut-in ered EPWORTH LEAGUE ENTERTAINS Girls of Hayeu church Epworth league entertained county home old people on Su fternoon KING COUNTY HOME FOLKS } ENTERTAINED | The old people at the county home |had a delightful surprise Monday evening when Mins Helen Crualu | (Plano}, Miss Ruth Tuner (violin) and | | Wayne Coleman (saxaphone), gave! | them a happy hour of music. | The girls are Broadway high school students and will entertain other | sbut-ins from time to time o. HARRIS FAMILY HAPPY The Harris family {s now ver | Bicely outfitted and fs living at 7 80th ave. 8. W. Thru the efforts o of a daughter they have a neat little | cottage and an acre of ground. The | home has been equipped by the fol- |lowing contributors: Mrs, Berryman, }1211 Harbor ave; M. M. Pratt, 1825) Queen Anno ave.; M. V. Leighty | 2317% N. 45th; Allen J. Hawkes, 942 20th ave; §, G. Margrum, Ww | 4th, and Mrs. O. H. Spindles and Bothell highway. ("DARING | | | | | Remarkable action picture showing Mme. Graveneaud, daring French aviatria, leap- ing in w parachute from an airplane flying over Paris, | The leap was caught by a BERLIN CARAMEL photographer in another plane THE SEATTLE STAR 'Poles Buy Estate of German Prince | Bandit’s Widow Offers | | to Reveal Half-Million Dollar Diamond Cache MEMPIL NDIANS PROTEST : NAME “RAINIER” Ir FREDERICK & NELSON CREAM KISSES, de- freshly-made candy kisses. Special, licious, wrapped Saturday, at 25¢ pound. DOWNSTAITL STORE REFRESHING FOUNTAIN ind light lunches in our Fountain Lunch Room— shopping day. DOWNSTAIRS STORE SMART TOPCOATS $14.75 nd $19.75 jobber, were pur- chased by the Downstairs Store at a low figure for the entire lot. These coats were never intended to sell at these low prices in the reg- VER two hundred Topcoats, the entire stock of a ular way, and are undoubtedly remarkable values. There Are Few Duplicate Styles in the Two Lots Women and Misses Can Choose Coats for a Whole Summer of Service, Saturday at These Remarkably Low Prices. Smart, youthful styles for Summer wear ; are At $14.75 TOPCOATS in the smart styles now seeking for Summer wear, joned in good quality cut polaire, novelty polaire and sports fabrics in the popular y, tan and brown shades. A few nov- y and plaid weaves. All of these coats are full-lined with cotton crepe and brocade, and sateen. Remarkable value Topcoats, at silk weaves, $14.75. $19.75. . € hoose From Over 200 Trimmed Hats « $5.00 OMEN and misses desiring to spend but five dollars for a smart Hat will be delight- ed with the notably attractive array the Down- stairs Store has assembled for Saturday. women Fash- angora plai and sports we $14.75 . YA Small Boys’ Tub Suits (Sizes 3 to 8) Special | 15 Saturday e N opportunity to supply your boy with Tub Lovely Suits for the Summer—at a considerable saving. Trimmed Hats in leghorn, imported straws, haircloth, fine straws, silk and other fabrics, Dress and sports styles for bobbed heads and the matron, Three of the many styles in this lot are pictured. Middy and button-on styles with short sleeves. Serviceable fast-color fabrics — “peggy cloth,” chambray and cotton pongee. Blues, gray, tan, green and pongee color. All with attractive button and braid trimmings, and well made. Sizes 8 to 8 years. Special, Saturday, $1.15. DOWNSTAIRS STORE Children’s and Growing Girls’ Shoes Good Styles and ee at Low Prices $2.00 $3. 00 AND $2.35 $ 3. 95 ROWING GIRLS’ “HOLLY- HILDREN’S CUT-OUT SAN- DALS in white and tan. WOOD” SANDALS in patent Made on a_ comfortably-fitting tractive cut-out patterns. Made leather. Ankle strap style, as pic- last, with sewed, flexible soles. with Goodyear welt soles. A tured, with cut-out effect. Sizes Sizes 5 to 8, $2.00 pair; sizes smart style. Sizes 214 to 7, $5.50 814 to 11, $3. 00; 1114 to ¢ 814 to 11, $2.35 pair. pair. pair; sizes 214 . 48-inch White and Colored Table Oilcloth White, and tan and brown patterned Table Oilcloth SPECIAL 25: YARD Few ‘duplicate styles will be found. tractive value Hats at $5.00. DOWNSTAIRS STORE Very at- PAIR IRLS’ WHITE, ISLKSKIN SANDALS with unusually at- in a standard quality. Width 48 inches. Special, Sat- | | urday, at 25c yard, DOWNS'VAIRG STORE At $19.75 TOPCOATS in bolivia, it fabrics, Smart dress and sports topcoats that are up-to-the-minute in style. There is a wide choice in colors, as well as striking plaid and novelty effects. All are full-lined with silk crepe and other Remarkably Berkshire A notable group for plaids, Value and novelty polaire eae Style good value at —DOWNSTAIRS STORE AT REDUCED PRICES, SATURDAY $1.95 $2.95 $3.95 LL girls’ Trimmed Hats in the millinery section have taken reduced prices for Saturday. An opportunity to select from a wide variety of pretty styles at these reduced prices. Many styles and colors are in the three reduced- price groups, Saturday, at $1.95, $2.95 and $3.95. —Millinery Section, DOWNSTAIRS STORE Men’s Linen ’Kerchiefs With the New Hand-Blocked Patterns Special 20c Each 3 for 50c EN’S linen Handkerchiefs in the new and striking hand-blocked effects are popular for wear in the breast pocket as well as practical for use. They come in a wide assortment of gray, black, tan, blue and green patterns on white linen kerchiefs. Special, 20¢ each; 3 for 50¢. MEN’S KHAKI FLANNEL SHIRTS: Made in at- tached collar style, with lined bosom, double elbows and two buttonfisp pockets. Sizes 1414 to 17. Good value at $4.50. MEN'S KHAKI TROUSERS, $2.25, $2.75, $3.25; Light-, medium- and heavy-weight Khaki Trousers for work and outing wear. Waist measure- ments 82 to 42 inches. MEN’S COTTON KHAKI SHIRTS, $1.25, $1.75 and $2,00; Closed-front and coat styles. Good out- ing shirts in sizes 1444 to 17 (neck measurement), MEN'S KHAKI HATS AND CAPS, 75¢. Y ~—Men's Section, DOWNSTAIRS STORE