The Seattle Star Newspaper, June 21, 1924, Page 16

THE SEATTLE STAR 7 ayo TAX INCREASES Cynthia Grey: Monet Young Wife and Mother Can’t Help King County Must Pay Huge Ma Ag koff to Try iin for Place in Legislature CHANGE DUE IN LUMBER THE BON MARCHE RGAIN BASEMENT Ba Monthly Output Will Show Tad? ‘ ee , iB a Large ‘Decrease but Notice Strange Men Who Sum for 1924 Values That Speak for Themselvesg| BY FRANK FOSTER Speak to Her in Public “Sumeri 1” p ‘ ' ‘ : BY CYNTHIA GREY than #1 p ack ‘ <4 A g wife and mother writes me that she is a “strik y , 4 4 na at-| ing beauty,” and confesses that she cannot help noticing Y Ey 3] the men—strangers—who speak to her on the street. In a} AyD) a ‘| postscript she asks what she should do about it u a EE aw 2 If she cares to do so, she can re-make the habit of her P Niaz es mind budge . ‘ t er i ex race She can eradicate her flirting inclinations. She can in-|iow tho state budget ¢ i ag . * J.M./ hibit her impulse to arouse the admiration of strangers, | crea*e4 : Full cut, well pe ‘ "even to the extent of seeming both deaf and blind, Hi ae . a made, in genuine a4 M I ) Men rarely annoy a girl who obviously is thinking of S inl oe from | something other than the effect of her own personality, but umerip every they recognize at a glance the woman who expects to be wanted color. : noticed. < . This young mother can transmute her obsession into ma-| s Trimmed with self- ite} ternal devotion; she can make it a driving force for good | covered buttons—revers in her own home—but only if she cares to do so. — panels—straps—cas- Expected Pay cade drapes — novelty or Court buckles. Be early Monday and make certain of best selec- tion. Sizes to 46 Clean-Up! 400 Pairs 1 WEs CYNTHIA G cloned as to|¢ n Tim n about 5 & man drove up ad ked if he "L elmeay tod tte EN’ ENNIS SH I already had a tow rope, and he | of I ing easy orth End Lumber |) Spenser alk, just | fastened it om both ¢ 4 nd w th company an Tidewater Mull, er iae pected zi 4g | Out any trouble, pulled mine out of | out against all fe Ss b t ti for 10 days “or more | ‘ ers on Monday, Wednesday end 1 1 | watch dog of the committec Among those who are still run-| MAME I c# : | Sridny, trees 3. to. 8 p. tae and || BO ords, | ning, the Clark-Nickerson Lumber | THE SUPREME TES‘ | on Tuesday and Thursday, from | | “Isn't worth anything to West Side Club t Savin s! company ts getting ready to curt “Darling, will you marry me? |} 41 to 12 @ m, at her office in | | yout’ es ide u o the Bloedel-Donovan Lumber mills is| “Have you seen mother?" | The Star building, 1309 Beventh || “oF course,” I replied. “How : operating Its Bellingham mill to 25] s, but I still love you."—Aggie| | ave. [much dot ewe your’ : Stage Final Dance | F Sizes 21%, to 8. Medi Widths city Squib. = - — | T attle ‘ommunity q per cent of its capacity and will shut! squit « - 2 Ss) “On, worth about $3, I guess.” |. oe ae ths So /2 um Wi es a ae Laci tea Trimmed in white and brown. Good are Mr. 3 ' inn te A this young lady had a alt of the mittee in quality rubber and canvas. perience to mine. De you a charge, and Mra. ¥ orchestra her? ONE WHO KNOWS, | wil! furnish the munt ia Wet | ments will be served |Warns Against Marriage The regular monthly | With Jealous Man ] Mi sister mar Dear Grey: Beca the kind o hum Spanish Vets Will | City May Vote Sum | Inspect Guard Camp| _ for Fleet Welcome : Our Children i in your cc annot let the opportunity | } Members of Fortson-Thygeson| An emergency appropriation vt : |go by without warning, not only 120 camp, Spanish War Vet rons, wit $1,500 ae wet, fleet “Here is a friendly city—I like Seattle. the gir mentioned, but all others | Br ‘ Have $212, | motor to Camp John McDonald, on | headquarters on City Hall pares ot of Commerce horrible results of marrying {A American’ lake, in the Banks &:"\:"2" ache Sunday, y tra to inspect mmended by th the 1 make ing corps The camp jay night for young | a summer | t From the moment I stepped off the train I have found only courteous treatment—from the taxi men, in this hotel, at the bank, at the Hospitality Bureau, in the stores, on the street. The people I met seemed anxious to help and assist. I’ve found a spirit of hospitality here that has made me feel ‘at home.’ ” on “Know Seattle | QEATTLE’S n have “ al of $ d |the Seattle public school savings bank, secording to a compilation “Am any cldtine policeman it it (GON FREED FROM FRAUD CHARGES) "=, seregiing 0 ia not true t ta large per cent of | family quarrels are not the result! sensational allegations charging| ‘This money belongs to 21,385 dif-| j0f Jealousy in some form [his son with attemptin, a 4! ferent deponitors, or 70.4 per cent of | If the girl mentioned, or any | him, made by John 8. ( 10} the entire enrollment. other girl, does not want to be ter | neer merchant, in a court sult, were reat: gaina in the mumber of de all taken back, It was learned Sat rs and the total amount de} rifled nearly all of her life, and |perhapa Milled, 4 perhaps other | ure 4 " so mut of | perhapa Milled, and perhaps urday. The case was nettled out ot! 4. were made during-the past | oars r, only 21,844 pupils having ac-| members of the family terrified and | | killed, the: t not marry jealous is on, | 2O8Fs | | eiled, they mus ry Sea a dider Graham sued his son,|7°\r ss at the beginning of the year. | . | Robert 3 . 7 493.95 | Talk about a cure for {t—there These totaled $67,423.25. jisn’t any, The average number of children | The only people who can making deposits during the past year | with that sort are thone strong was almont 13,000, compared to 8,000 minded, strong-bodied kind who can the year before, jans thru the military training. will be, borne by script TeNéw Yorker It is a tribute such as this from our guests that will build and hold Seattle’s fame as a Sum- mer tourist center. The new train to New York by a. new scenic route. Luxurious travel. comforts. Arrives in New York at centrally located Pennsylvania Station live pettioment signed by Judge King Graham $400 a => penal Saas. - 3 ‘ oe: Dykeman gives Leaves Chicago Ask for descriptive booklet 4 H . knock them cold, and do it, too, | ps onth 4 Mra Graham, who 1s) Thomas R. Cole, superintendent of x J. F. McG a Courtesy, friendliness, hospitality, are civic [tien enous Xerp them under. |onfned to ‘Calumbas scnartum, schoo, points to the tnereaen tm] rea Phasenaer eparema ip we . stimne j i tven then there fe the constant! g.54 4 mon wchool savin as m result of the 2 Seco ve. in-4906 virtues. Their value cannot be estimated in win- danger oC being snct ta the tack. |) © ™ tg a turtft iden) tosteren tr the-eehoola (helene betee) SEATTLE ning friends for Seattle and keeping them. Sorrowfully yours, ae next day) 5:45 P.M. ‘ {GRAND TRUNK RAILWAY SYSTEM [ CANADIAN NATIONAL RAILWAYS SYSTEM}. - | A ao EA OE aba | Vets Auxiliary 9 |Duwamish Pioneers Oriental Mystic to | Aciauie aw Biieatiers Plan Annual Picnic Lecture in Seattle Five or six Duwamish valley pio s' organ: | neers, all past 80 years old, will be | CY Jinarajadass, Oriental echola and mystic and ansociate of Dr. The Seattle Chamber of Commerce is con- ducting, on a big scale, comprehensive advertis- ing in national magazines, and in Eastern and Forty new members will be re ceived Into the women’s auxiliary | of the Spanish War V 1313% among those participating in the California newspapers, to bring tourists to Seattle [Some Besine. win fw in Soule ear sccation at Upper Woodland turk | TE “pee Jirst~ spend the rest” ¥ hi I and the two Heattle theono- ° be 4 and The Charmed Land. Many of these are po- | ica ‘societies wil present him In| ner, member of the executive com | ff = — 7 ; cs © . a ian 0! ree publi +n | tential investors; all are anxious to know of our Sinurajatana, who internation |i] FREE GARAGE |)“ 4 | vice-president of the ‘Theosophical | j society, ham written several volumes, | y “Art and the Emotions," ure of Mysticism” and climate, resources, advantages and interesting spots. —aT— USH HOTE NEAR ALL DEPOTS SEATTLE On July 1 this association ~ will pay its tenth regular dividend. || ON RADIO PROGRAM OFFERED TO FANS SUNDAY L| SPECIAL CONCERTS Let us be very sure that we do our share | {BLAST OF to give these guests the correct information and the right impression of our city. We want the DRAMATIC ACTION A. C, MITCHELL, Proprietor ADSOLUTELY FInEPRoor 300 ROOMS—$1 to $2.50 (Copyright, 1924, by United Press) | FAA, Dallas (476, meters), 9 p. m., C. 8. T.—Grace church —THE PLUNDERER ' -HEILIG double quartet and orchestra. WOS, Jefferson City (440.9 me- ters), § p. m, C. 8. T.—Union } open air services with Missouri || state prison band. WEAF, New York (492 meters), 6:20 p. m., E, 8. T.—Program from Capitol theater, New York. KSD, St. Louis (646 , 9 p.m, C. 8. T.—Musteal program from the Grand Central theater. || WIP, Philadelphia (509 meters), | 8:30 p. m., E. 8. T.--Special Sun- day evening concert. eee With Bath visitors to like us well enough, to remain long enough, to really see and know what we have to offer to the tourist and, perhaps, the future resi- dent. Help arouse his or her interest! This savings association is open on Saturday after- noon. oak ele BAB’S B. B. Ladies’ Orchestra Of Bix Pieces Playin, Every Night Except Monday aT Coolest Pavilion in the City, Jitney Dancing. Cash your pay check here —save a few dollars first— before you go shopping. It is easy to save if you do it FIRST. If questions are asked or services required by visitors that you cannot answer or give, direct | | them to the Hospitality Bureau of the Chamber | of Commerce, 702 Third Avenue—MA in-5060, Remember the address and phone number! Slown, Clown, Clown clown, Clown, Clown clown, Clown, Clown lown,*Clown, Clown For . after Monday ‘CLOWN’ will mean | more to you than a) ' whole circus, MONDAY KDKA, Pittsburg (326 meters), 8p. m., BE. 8. T.—Special program of Erench music, WOAW, Omaha (526 meters), 9 p. m., C, 8. T.—Program by the |] Lincoln club of Pittsburg, Pa. WTW, Cincinnati (309 meters), $20 p. m., E. 8. T.—Municipal opera direct from the Zoological || gardens, WJZ, New York (455 meters), 7:15 p. m,, B. 8, T.—Edwin Frank ||.0. Goldsman Symphony band di- rect from Central park, WOR, Newark (405 meters), 8 pm, EB. 8. T.—Weekly lecturo on musie appreciation, Dr. Sig: CRYING OUT LOUD WE MUST GET OUT| JULY 30—STORE IS LEASED Store closed Monday and Tuesday. Starting Wednesday, mornings / this stock of Shoes for men, women and children must be sct—at once, These advertisements paid for by the | Trades Union | Seattle Chamber of Commerce. Savings & Loan Assn. 405 Union St. EL iot- 7362 Kindly remembrances of former Seattle guests “But one day in Seattle! It i# nothing. And for the man from the Kast who has reached middle Iife to imagine he knows nobody in tho Far Northwest! Tho towns are jammed with old friends—people you have known much of your life. The population of the Northwest is composed largoly of Easterners, Go out and see for yoursolt, You'll feel at home." —Corrl 8. Dent In tho March iasuo of tho World Traveler. —what will they say in 1924? Teeth as Best net of teeth, Red Rubber (either set) Gold Crowns (22 kar: Bridge Work Porcelain Cro’ Gold Filling: Gold Inlays Synthetic Py Fillings |] Pyorrhea Tr per tooth rye Remo eth xtracted (Painters)... No charge for painlons extract |} ing and cleaning when other work is contracted for, |] Old gold is valuable. T pay cash |] or allow you full value for it on || dental APR . high-class, up-to |] date, SANITARY dental office |] with sterilized Inatrumenta and gentlemanly operators, whom |] you will not be ashamed to reo- |] ommend to your frienda, All work guaranteed for 15 yonrs Bxamination FRED Anoint the ez by gently rub- ‘bing Cuticura Olntment through partings in the hair, especially on Spots of dandruff, letting it stay on over night when possible. Then shampoo with a suds of Cuticura Soap and warm water, Rinse thor- aphiy, ttovls Bopt te Maldon di; Base’ ta avery: Soap She, Ointment 84 and toe, Talevm dhe, Try our new Shavini SHOES FOR A SONG—20c A PAIR AND UP. SEE TUESDAY NIGHT'S STAR FOR OUR AD. -Dinham-Strehlau Shoe C0. | 201 Yesler Way Siniimice Second and Yester Open 0 to6 Dally—9 (012 Sundny OHIO DENTISTS 207 University Corner Second Ave. Over Mutual Say, & Lon Anain, itiek.