The Seattle Star Newspaper, June 30, 1924, Page 9

“SECTION TWO Seattle to Greet U. S. S. Pennsylvania Tuesday Sailors to Take Part in July 4 Celebration U. S. S. Melville Also Here; Big Wel- come Planned for Men ters, with no charge t sailors, S. OKLAHOM AIS m Marshall, the pre ers will be gathered at the J landing a Seattle Woman Is Power in Party Conclave é6(\UR MARY" ts proving the feature of the democratic national convention New York city. Walk into Al Smith's head- | quarters and ask for William Gibbs McAdoo and you might be met with Who in the blazes Is McAdoo? Then walk into McAdoo's headquarters and ask for Smith. You'd probably get the samo answer. | But walk into elther piace, or DR. EDWIN BROWN'S| Senator Ralston’s or John W. DENTAL OFFICE: re now putting Davis’ or James M. Cox's hea: on a campaign for dental business| quarters and ask for “Mary.” which will save you one-half on the | Do they know who you mean? cost of your dental work. | You bet they do More than one hundred and sev- In Seattle we know “Our enty thousand people have had Mary” as Mrs. Hugh C. Todd. their work done at Dr. Edwin J.| She is substitute national com- Brown’s Dental Offices in the past| mittee woman. She went to tho twenty-three years. Many thousands New York convention as Mrs. of dollars have been saved to the Mary Todd. When she got there people, who come from far and near| jt was Mary Todd, and before a A Dental Campaign Is On} At 106 Columbia Street to share in the low prices for the; day had passed it was just best that modern dental science and Mary. art. can ‘produce. for them. The Washington delegation Liberal allowances are made on worn-out plates and hridgework, and extractions are without charge when new work is ordered. We have made good by making our guarantee to the peopic good. We shall eave you money and give you the best. EDWIN J. BROWN’S DENTAL OFFICES has found out that if they want anything done, they ask Mary. And Mary sees that it !s done. The other day J. Bruce Kremer of Montana, who issues all admission tickets, refused to issue any more. He turned down scores of men, but then Mary came and asked for some. She got blocks of them. Another day Mary wanted to entertain some friends. Did she take them for a@ trolley ride? 106 Columbia St. No Stairs to Climb “Our Mary” Big Factor in Democrat Convention The Seattle Star =~ SEATTLE, WASH., MONDAY, JUNI 1924 “Our Mar; (Mrs. Hugh C. Todd) Not a bit. William Todd, the big shipbuilder, turned over his yacht, Saelmo, and all that goes with it, to her. . And so. it ts everywhere. Leave a thing to Mary, and it Is done. NO members of the Washing- ton delegation, in introducing Mrs. Todd, say with pride, “This is ‘Our Mary’.” ir this city firework by McInnes, w of 44 1 be off An American legion 300 bombshells ries “si POSLAM STOPS ~” SKIN SUFFERING Then will ¢ Roosevelt painting t ors, followed oe four Some skin that remedies work ¥ discou But F lief ‘ENTRATED that it ends and burning Instantly drives the eruption away 8 JEWELS IN EWORKS DISPLAY and speedily ree : Lge Ch Yet it is so gentle that ft can be produced by a fig . neat used freely even o jparewrs into the At oll drugs A special set plece ent. Jov ti ture p nonify * morous fe benefit of t Dream” will t To Whiten Skin j colors with Lemon t of aerial cuttle stint fish, a & sot piece labeled The only harmless “Spirit of d a unique presen way to bleach the tation called “The Pipes of Pan” skin white is to mix hown. An unusual nov the juice of two lem. ons with three ounces of Orchard White, which any druggist will supply for a few cents. 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Watch i for the opening- 4 ‘BAGDAD The Arabian Nights Cafe MADISON ST. BELOW THE HEILIG FEATURING RAY ROBINSON (Late with ZIEGFELD, New York) and his Bagdad Orchestra One of America's Greatest Combination Orchestras ANNOUNCING “Aladdin’s Lamp” A Musical Comedy Revue An Iridescent Stream of LIGHT—GAIETY— DANCING-—-SONG Make your reservations early PHONE ELiot 3640 ~ 4#100,000 CAFE DE LUXE Who can tell me when Buick will show its new car? A MOMENT | ro { | | | | | | PAGES 9 TO 16 Z os : be AR “Combination \{"*:: (RM with Novelty \ & “ Prints. +, ¢ We Will Clear Out BLOUSES = SWEATERS A quick clearance of 10,000 of the world’s finest Blouses and Sweat- ers starts Tuesday morning. It’s by far the largest and most select line of blouses and sweaters ever displayed in Seattle. Every garment in stock severely reduced in price for quick clearance. CHOICE OF 100 SLEEVELESS 0 WONDERFUL OVERBLOUSES, SWEATERS in very newest styles. | crepe de chine and silks; many smart All the wanted fancy colors and nov- | tailored models with Peter Pan col- elty color combinations. Some very | lars; some fancy novelties with lace smart fancy stripes. ] 5 figures; 25 of these blouses were For Quick Clearance... 9 $8.85; balance were $5.85, SWEATERS in Long Sleeves, Coat For Quick Effects and Golf Styles, Beautiful Clearance combinations of the newest summer 4 } { 4} t i t } r cJ i CH DIST : me A . Tr ay ave cue Here is the U. S.'S, Pennsylvania, the dreadnaught which will arrive in Seattle Tues-| (4 Under out Monday |day as an advance guard of the fleet of Pacific coast battleships that will visit the|/ /) by Mrs. Gece y, chairman of | Sound this summe The U.S. S. Melville will accompany the Pennsylvania. Men from the flower { the Cham-| both ships will take part in the July 4 celébration. yee ‘a ¢ Comm ry district ~ welcome the e city will be ch with the | ] as the ships | y of keeping var ships ngton st. earty At 11 Pennsylvania and Melville | Plied with fresh Seattle blooms. a.m, the ad them é eau 00 N< will remain in the harbor to take Wednesday, Miss Mildred May | onto the by and #e ' part in the July Fourth celebration.) Wood, a tourist here from out to welcon ‘ e | | The U. Maryland will stop| burgh, will h the honor All Seattle end flow att e 1 | here tes to pick up| senting the we quet | ers,” Mrs. Guy sald. “Lot's make it seve , fresh trom An- | commander of ) named r]® real Beatle f iy tat a 1 nap and then will proceed to| her home state Men from the 8. Mexic f t . ay eT cer Tacoma, where she will romain un-| Both the Pennsylvania and the dy Nevada, two, dreads mat e erou ray pcan ge ea aa ay til after t storyer Melville will be decorated, now See gaara nen rate As a spectacular climax to the!rign of the Seattie public Hbrary The following, with the districts '0", Will also take part in cele- | American n night show, which/and president of the America they represent, will ald Mra, Guy; [ration here. “safe ; will be given at the University of brary a fy’ (day Oy Ganret was} Mrs. Eva Godfrey, Ballard; Mrs.| . After the Fourth the Pe Rani) Washington ste ‘ coud oe expected to get to Seattle Monday | Edward DePue, University; Mrs. B.| @¢ hea Melville will "0 0 kay py dium, Fourth of ciation. 3 th 1,800 ¢ with a marine railway and other|O, Leng Lake; Mrs, Claude | '08 to-be joined: by t erent of the | July, Captain | representing Jibsaries in: almos equipment for Sand Point. On July| Barker, Broadway; Mrs, E. M.| Slips in Puget Sound. Summer) Noyes and hia ery ‘elty, are present 6 the Aroostook, seaplane mother- 0. adison park; Mra, EB, C,| Maneuvers will be held later. crack infantry Soatinge’ is We tak president ship, will arrive h nd will be Rainier valley; Mrs. E, R outfit from Heike akties trol dine ideo count stationed at the Lake Washington |} . Lakew irs. L. Nich + Camp Lewin will - at ss m and ts enc orir to secure the ne air base. ols, Jr, Mount Baker park; Mrs. M Lake Burien Man, reenact the bat cob oe gprte der, Bd ha emetinl Fina? preparations were being |O. Morgan, Queen Afne hill; Mrs.| Injured, Is Better of Belleau i aseieha tamer adie oe made Monday for the entertainment | Sarah Brooks, West Seat A.| Henry Biedler, 38, 1 Burien Dietdven ' of is “anaitht ‘Piiet of the fleet men while they are in; E. Schutt, Alki | point Nell! nutcher, who was injured Saturday sound countr being displayed Seattle. 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