The Seattle Star Newspaper, June 12, 1924, Page 11

ae ea Lemons Bleach f section two] ‘Phe Seattle Star EKATTLE, WASH., THURSDAY, JUNE 12, 1924 | PAGES 11 TO 20 | WeTry to Charter Olmsted’s “Fish Boat,”’ and—| 7 W MACLEAN DENIES ACCUSATION Files Answer to Wife’s Suit for Divorce y injured, how- the Skin White } The only harm less way to bleach the skin white is to mix the Juice of two lemons’ with three ounces of Orchard White, which any drug. gist will supp | | for a few cents Shake well in a bottle, and you have a whole quar ter-pint of the most wonderful skin whitener, ‘softener and beautifier. Massage this sweetly fragrant lemon bleach into the face, ,neck, arms and hands. Famous stage beauties use it to bring that clear, youthful skin and rosy-white complexion; also as a freckle, sunburn and tan bleach. You must mix this remarkable lotion yourself, It can not be bought ready to use because it acts best immedi ately after tisement. Good practice Pianos In our Piano Depart- ment you will frequent- ly find a used piano at a remarkably attrac- tive price. These in- struments have been accepted in part pay- ment on new pianos. They have been splen- didly reconditioned and @ will give many years of useful service Sherman, Day & Co. “Everything in Music’? Third Ave. at Pine, Seattle ; It can not irritate. | it ig prepared.—Adver- KS | Th the 100-foot speedboat with engine ng cruises. Some folks thi ng bound. § ta ay-haired tan who hat, instead of bringing ba Maj. Hoople Digusted by Rank Braggadocio totaling 900 penc \ TALKING Ps BY MAJOR HOOPLE Cuaatane. June 12.—By Jove, I fee! tll at ease today I made the acquaintance of an alternate delegate from. some western state who had no regard for proportion in his statements. gad, such a braggadocio! It was my misfortune to bor row a cigar from him for my match, in the lobby of the Cleve. land hotel. He started out by in quiring what state I represented. and I was at a loss to answer, because I didn’t ask him first so we would not collide should I have named the state he was from. He was a likeable chap, ex cept for him exaggeration. He claimed to be an expert on agri culture, ubject which I ex cell in m by the way Well, sir, he began by telling how he took over a dilapidated acreage of farm land suffering m undernourished soll. In a season's time he asserted that he had the soil in such thriving con. dition, that the squash vines had the squash melons exhausted by dragging them around over the y did they grow. To ss worse, he sald he couldn't sleep nights on account of the noise made by the squash rumbling as they were pulled over the furrows. I attempted to reason with the fellow by telling him of the time I was called upon to condition a J TUL START A { ConVERsAON ABouT j \ THOROUGHBRED Fe re. HORSES! / 6 s uo 5 farm in Wh reached a st soll was so fan wor were b the rocks for After a month §38.25 Round Trip From Seattle Inquire relative to our Butter-Nut a Boy be Your Baker NOT HOW CHEAP BUT OH! HOW GOOD WASHINGTON BAKERIES go Py tian” Ms horsepower, in which Roy Olmsted is going to make f : cases of fish, he may bring cases of somethi ona fish boat. That's what she cost. He looked up, surprised, hesitated, But we wh e's owned by a number for tt |Eddie Guest and INCOR lo, June When the delegate farming, I de 1 to tell me ice he had in ded go on before his stupid exag » the afternoc 1 in a del oe Spread If With- Before we reached his hote etful and diplomat! 1 the true contents of his et, BAH! It that he had taken wan only a Dom from the Pullman smoker of the tr ¢ came to town on Bgad, what luck LONDON It will be almost pos the planet Mars with n August 2%. 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