The Seattle Star Newspaper, July 11, 1924, Page 15

cannes 2 - aca sia Eu 7 . an TAIT Seattle Society {____MISS CLARA MOUNT _} Cc ing Wi ll -:- Come Shoppin ith Cecilie -:- Edited by Lillian Keen LeBallister, Telephone MA ir-0600 sistant—Frances Oldham = = = = - Music—Louise Raymond Owens ( Parties Planned for Miss Goodwin; Los | July and August may be considered Angeles Guests Entertained | quiet months in the commercial world but the Seattle shops with their transient s$ LOU SoS: Wrate|“farriage of Daughter clientele, can not let down and their wi i an event of Announced dows and various departments are full } oe wel aes ae ones - of colorful summer things for all occa i rs planned | of thetr shter, Bern ions, with the prices marked as low as or at her lone oes Leen s bin possible July is travel month, Seattle 2 have, been |2WY % io Olympta, Rev, Simpson ites begin to leave the city for week-end ® Pe ns Soe weueat’s Satioanth ~~ bor mp gb oon eae / | or for the summer, and tourists begin to = 0 treads ding trip Mr, and Mrs, Smith will | come to Seattle, pouring in to replace me) apes » He be at home at 2021 Fourth ave. Mrs | the outgoing regular A { a at Smith i from he a ct : 5 tar at te graduate of the University of Wash wand lowe ington and is affiliated with Delta @ Fet “y Ag Rees AT HAZELLE’S BEAUTY SHOP THERE ARE NO DULL NIGHTS IN TOWN i sit elec . * : You may get bob cut to suit the individual type or a perfect Now that we have BAGDAD! The splendor and romance of the cal Mr. and Mrs. Paut wa-|&ntertain at Dinner | marcelle and bob curl 4 Arcade buildir old Arabian Nights pervades it. Its muric, is gay entertainment Sp oanters ( Ives), of Los An-| With Dr. and Mrs. J. M. Whipple | eee ts picturesque walls and hangings, its lavish egret g epee. re visiting Mr. and Mrs./Mrs. Arthur Curtis and Mr. George most notable cabaret on the West Coast. On Second at Madi ners vekine aire, Arche Cassie and: Mr. George FOR A MARVELOUS OUTING inder the Hellig i J jes Will entertain with guests Mr and Mre. R. D. Merrill Take yo own crowd on a tr pa at fe BLUE BIRD. ite ty y Siti cate is Bre onda aria se gba ers! | BLiot Mts mga, che “tang ea makes it perfect.! SINCE SO MUCH BEAUTY HIDES BY Next Monday evening at their home. ¢ D : In. the serene composure..of a svoman’é face, 1 e to tell my ' Mrs. Reginald Gaynor will have . . | ©: Sene , friends who suffer m the glare of summer 4 of DR. ED Daler at their home in honor of | Y7j)] Have Church | The thing about a p ger ship th not restful is the puls Mt NDS perfectly fitted tinted lense Vraser-Paterson’s Balcony i Weddi engine in its hold attle’s pleasure ship ts propelled with power SPS ae Tak week-end Mr. and Mrs Jesse fe ang ful tugs Red lids and slices and blood-shot eyeba © to warn us that ‘and Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert. Skin ¢ marriage of Miss Opal Robt cides ed our eyes are overworking in some way or other ge wil entertain a party of friends Me ehter of Mr. and Mra, Charles I USED TO PUT UP WITH e : wile. ¢ ; thelr yachts, “Mary” and “Wint-/s. Robb, to going on a cruise up Hood] Poole, t ‘as a compliment to Mr. and] Mrs. Ensign Elwood Dixon A gape at the side and a pinch at. the toe of a shoe in order to] 8. N., son of Mr. and ign. Now 1 know that one can have| IN TURNING THE PAGES OF VANITY FAIR wear nometh 5 of td * of smart ¢ Poole, of Steubenville, Ohio t fit and style, t LINDGREN’S shoes (1367 Fourth Ave.) I'm reminded again of the CUMMINGS & THORNTON summer Masters: will be solemnized Saturday after re exceptional, sale of millinery, Tomor nd all next week they offer dozens lin noon, July 26, at 4 o'clock in the ° tive hats at $6 are imilans, felts, sutins, taf! aining First Presbyterian church, with the TO KEEP THE PARC HIN ; SU? NSHINE among them beautiful models from world famous houses , ervice read by the Re , a - : ourth Ave e Ball servicg re0e hth Rey, Dr, Mark Off the porches and the west windows, our loveliest homes use routs oats Jean nde = ou Bary a X| Miss Josephine Purdy of Everett de 7 ate asure at CAMP LEWIS WIE * ©") You STEP OUT IMMACULATE extending invitations dinner : 7 F / Saar bome ak iBvidey wenning. eee et cee te ee ewe From your little coupe when you've had the cushions newly Laura and Miss Lillian Lavroft of | stha-cleaned! They make all sorts of dingy upholstery fresh 18, before the Tennis bal! | Taconis.Aflen The July sun can lick up color even from a priceless Oriental rug. naptha-cleaned! They mak 5 Bey cere y 1 nson, Miss agal the PANTORIUM will be placed for twelve | Eaith Johnson, Miss je Swarts Lid Bas et +5 ae een oe hing and Miss Gertrude Phillips, sorority WHEN WINTER COMES Koluble benzine soaps are used in a constantly purified stream of rhe sisters of the bride-elect, will be the You'll be doubly giad if you chose as the extra bed a richly beau- naptha at one of our: beat clecnlag’ plants Exhibit bridesmaids : i tiful day and night davenport from CARLSON'S, $00 Pine St es | Officers from Mr. Poole's ship, the oi Mie lop “ > n ING Tonight U. 8. S. Mississippi, will be best] Miss Clara Mount, of Chicago, was the guest recently of Each room must have ita note of brightness, peace, optimiam, Ko FROM COZY OLD-WORLD INNS of the Seattle Fine Arts Miss Rasmussen has gathered recipes used in preparing good things MD maiety with their meled onsole bles, ° che! bird | fed console ‘tables, to ‘shocker bird for the Danish Coffee Shop, 608 Union St dy will view {™&n and the ushers Judge and Mrs. Hiram E. Hadley on her way to Portland tee are attracted to Nght en Geexbbit of paintings and sculpture | ,, Miss seus AS & graduate of the to spend the summer months. —Portrait by Grady. | cages, to quaint old Winsor chairs, Be Nes eagle niversity of Washington and a ae a 9 5 Mee 0 bread ting twotth walnut akes lovely sandwiches Sal iifren arog Aamyd member of Sigma Kappa sorority NOT JUST MEAT AND POTATOES! Rich ora rycen 9 with walnuts, m ovely ide such things as asparagus, peas, beet- . Po piliries, from $ until 10 o'clock. | M¥- Poole graduated from Ann olla| Warm weather menus fr Hoe Gaturday the exhibit wilt be | With the class of 1921 kreens, carrots, pies filled with fresh apricots, cherries, logan GIRLS S WHO HATE TO Go ID DEBT em from 12 until 5 o'clock, and en berries. They've everything to tempt the appetite at WING'S Cafe ‘or wonderful things to wear bring thelr clothes problems. to igoatinue every day thruout the | Hngagement Announced | Macon taht dt ates TY FARIS! She finds them exceptional, like-new garments j with the exception of Sun-| yer, and Mrs. H. C. Hansen an Bark Peeler Saved by Com- | Feats | for a fourth their price at stores. Upstairs, McDermott Bldg 1 . h The day downtown (s shorter you can forget the crowds for an nounce the of their} j | ; é ; , Hi ons panions in Canyon | Nomr' end vaak tn the boasty of Puget Round and the ttende Peyondl | Last week I ran upon the purchasing agent for the Thomas daughter, Margaret Maris, to e for Bride-Blect |Hasuen i Scrures. The. weeding | Many Departing for Trips to! 28 ; PEELING c 7 ¥ Fie ; i | Meighan company selecting frocks for one of their Washington Heoring Miss Vera Allen, whose | Will take piace Saturday evening, Oth MARSHFIELD, July u—a! FEELING LIKE THE GIRL IN THE FAIRY TALE productions at a shop where the smart gowns of fashionable people ‘liing to Ensicn Harol@ Houser, |July 19 er Climes | viclous fight with a cougar by camp: I came from the CINDERELLA SHOP today with a new marcel, | ore re-sold will take place In August, | cae he | — Jers armed only with an axe was re ae res Spe eck-clip ($1 and @ face refreshed by the pleas-| . . 8 ; : HOLLYWOOD, Ju pa Py beet he antest pack in the ¥ A se-wave is complimentary at 202 Eity Skinner is planning «|Qrthopedic Lunch and LLYWOOD, July 1.—Movie| counted in storien reuching here Sees the Cate, STRANDS OF PEARLS S$ THAT MATCH of four tables at her home on Th ift SI celebrities of filmdom are deserting | ¢rom the mountains. where many va ee eos Your different frocks are shown in the softest paste) shades at the eel late \Thrift Shops | Hollywood, A number of them have cationists are. spending thelr holl Y donk taois tohy, 00h) boca Wa ees thie’ Cha Mecttaunaas wens. SEA CAPTAIN'S CHEST, 222 White Bldg. Corridor. Aaya | Renton Hill guild will be in charg: ‘ | * ‘ he Seattle-made Vege hate FBS | just departed or are pla days. table-Mineral P% gives as muc 0 noothne c. or Dinner cer the “Orthtpedia® Larch «room enjoy ron ton OF ATS Panning a sur] ST ey. Jon Lakkey and ater. | rays rie hep a RGM omen iiaes ene, ERmeneet I've found just the negligce for summer mornings. It’s a daintily ol T. Heffernan, Jr., wit | Saturday with Mrs. Frank R. Van | Mer exodu vin Olsou, ».chittum . bark _ peelers 0 one's Jace as a month of lasving about at a pleasure place, | scalloped hand-embroidered kimona of the softest voile, made én fought the ons mal off while it tore ipeack to get at the With his bachelor dinner | TUYP acting as hostess, assisted by| Blanche Sweet Is in Europe | n | GMatunlay evenin: at the Boule. | MT § 7 Spencer. Mra, J. A. Kerr! Helene Chadwick 1s in New York : ete ae , GF@Y) and will not return until fall CARRY IT UNDER YOUR ARM! the Orient. ais perfect steel-spring double folding bed for camp Is $12.50 at Camp] ‘THAT PRETTY VOILE OR ORGANDIE cartiéd ‘ Mrs. E. 8, Suskey, Mra. Fred Suskey, heap lewis Wireless, 16 Univer ity St ; rat pee : ‘ : arriage of Mr. Heffernan to ivest2-kndeee 3 Mrs. C..3, Inger Marshall Neilan is abroad with his}. The Laskey's were down tn a can | ey Sani re Can be made up at once at ISABEL CROPP’S. She'll cut and fee rouse will be an event | au airs. Gi “Mrs. HM. Pease, | Wife yon, searsbing for water and & cams Romance and beauty are fleeting things. You must be comfortadl Sit enn. marments Mf you < choose, rieiiie: 7 ty k pews 5 3001.5 Hales week. pele geld esd Cad iw mange Lemme | Ba Meighan, Bate! jor (ina: place.witile Olson rested on a lox | ¥ aaa tale Bldg. MA in-1683. eee Mra. 0, % Leonhart dra. F. G. Car BS Spree eared kia cele ae the ‘aeons bia base (yrithont and rested to find them anywhere e: oiKe j penter, Mrs. G. C. Corbalay, Miss | and e y ad 8) 8 ing the big cat sprang from the] yy eget hee cei S nile and lin f exactly th ¢ shade combine remarkabl: oon Reception |Nan Jardine and Miss Graybitt. | Alaska for location work | Warning the big cat sprang from the! WITH MISS BEAN TO WATCH OUT LeUChA rok Tee fast noen' ned apeeud fice oni terentiesea od c t Mrs. Dudie Conway Tearle ts planning to join 5 upon the spot where th: : 5 S x well, A frock I've jus qT pplique f colony of Scattie is| Broadway guild with ¥ merece odor of ‘meat enamated. Olson fought For the cutting and fitting, it's a joy to make a frock at her the brown voile to; 5 to.an afterroon recyption at| Burchard and Mrs. Margaret Cheal| his wife in New York. Mra. Teacle | P. th the ariimaland was getting the studio. 309 Peoples Bank Bldg. MA in-9119. oy sree fe Chantecier, on Monda, Juty 14, j will be in charge at the Thrift shop|(Adele Rowland) is about to return worst of it w he Laskeys, Punt! 5 o'clock, in celebration |on Saturday morning. In the after-|to the stage. r fi hen t Laskeys, at tracted by) their comrade’s cries, GONE oer drcens Are the old cruel summers when father, brother and the kids are cut like tubes, enhance th but- noon the shop will be closed. Pat O'Malley is going to fake his honoed with Dat S wife and three children to visit In| came to the rescue and beat off th SCEPC TLE ee ee clothed themselves afresh each morning while mother struggled in ! Chicago: [neat ma < pokes Ake EN the basement with the “wash.” Now it’s sent out of the house to | | Frank Lloyd has just left for New| 1 Be cougar, which Is a nolorously | onip . ” , 201 +4 be done in the efficient laundry way. Ours goes to SUPPLY. | uDds |York, and Sylvia Breamer in plan relegate ope arbi apa i aa Sue a ol iT WITH SCISSORS! ‘Things come back white and sweet-smelling. And I don't know Theodo: - : i to visit her home in Australia, | een following (the trio. for: savers lazel Tierney will accept it as half payment on your marcel (regu- when we've lost a thing. Call CA pit!-0300, oe cloendd and) CLUBS FOR SATURDAY [ning to visit her home In Australia. | ites in the darkneas, they resorted lar price, $1.00), at 408 McKelvey Bldg. EL tot-6839. Bee Se eicen 7. } ae | Seve times thi w his fle © Ad ° . . 2 7 7 7 = ten abroad’ for several ponenT MORRIS TEACH HOME SCLENCE | Pianist (Nec trees alee quae: | THERE ARE SUMMER CLASSE THE FASCINATION OF PLEATS will sail July 15, from) Guapren, 0. E. s. | BERLIN.—Every day has been | eri ly Ne’ chose 4ha noni tOr| WE ARTS MME 4ASS ae. Will never wane, I think. Have you seen the “combination: tou ‘on’ the Leviathan for! potert Morriu chapter, No. 192,|County fair day on Leipziger street | cinch when he waxy Olgun alone and | In millinery and dressmaking at the MODEL, 529 Peoples Bank Bldg. played in the windows of E. H. Shamek’s, 1512 Fifth Ave.? arriving in Seattle the last! ys wilt give a card party at|Peceatly. Downtown shops are con- |. jnarently helple = ae IE OE ne das Among the former Seat-| x tons cafeteria, 1819 Second ave,,| Yertns their show windows into Many ‘cougir Have bean sden'tn the | MOTHS LOVE TO MAKE CAMP “HOLLYWOOD” MAKES WARM WEATHER WELCOME! ERs they have seen in Lon-| 9. saturday evening, July 12, at| Positions of what they call “Waren: |i ci, tevels this year, according to| In furs hung neglected in closets through August. I find that the They've the sheerest of voiles, cool linens, breezy printed crepes and Wis Mrs. Norman Dickinson} §'54 ociock. All Eastern Stars and Kunde.” or domestic science. T Me i reuived reece turin isthe | sterilizing and repairing that furs require can be done now at 25] hats that harmonize at 1621 Westlake, north of Pine. (Helen Vilas), with whom] ¢\..45 invited | hibits #how how household goods first Shechsies foe atthe repditen: bo | per cent discount at the MODEL. As a favor, they'll store them | ere ihe fe had tea or the eden g ‘eee bing? apparel iced F gabe al a until fall, too. 529 Peoples Bank. | Tf you don't mind stewing your head the least bit, you can choose elub. rt. an rs. ck-| bDenTA ZETA ALUMNAE an e d ence jood anc ashitiamnerancteaieiatins | plat eG « | @ gay felt to wear with vont futtering vacation frocks. Stevanage. Detta, Zeta Alumnae will meet| 04 stades of manufacture, 13k Ghaiea SeuiGis Pa Geese Jess wes It’s too late to scw up fur-trimmed things in mustin sacks nore, o¢ is 4 a oles poull al sale unies: hey've been tho 0 nned and ea an st ed an ae aangh-| Saturday, July 12, at 2 p.m. with! he Pennsylvania hospital, in Phil. |{n the Poultry columns of the Want | Kenton ed RE TTCMO MY atnned Gnd beciek: Ona: suned end | THE PERN Gly MINIS FOR A FRILL res Bruin and daugh-| Miss Lucy Shelton, 3818 Whitman|adgeipnin, operates under a charter | Adé ip gis te ae Is picot done for § cents at Elite. Pleatings and buttons are made, Mis Clara Bruhn of Toppen-/ aye. originally granted to {t by George 11 : z Ges ‘ too, at 414 Eite! Bldg., over Bartell’s. Mare in town for a few weeks 6.0% FORESTS, CLOUDS, SUNSETS! Ea ese of England in 175 4 taken an apartment at) pasicET PICNIC AND FESTIVAL] eb | Tonia Chapter O. E. 8. wili hold) THE ERRING WIFE AND MOTHER jits annual basket picnic and cherry me and Mrs. Walter B. Nettleton | festival at the home of Mrs. I", X.|!8 the beeps ape sacrifices her) | SM daughters, the Misses Jane and| Holl, $615 48th ave. 8, on Saturday, |Nealth and consequent happiness . her ambition. We all know such} Nettletor 0 2 m have removed tojJuly 12. Supper at 6:30 o'clock. women—anxious that thelr ,homes | summer 5 ci q jale st. —. at Medina. Take Rainier nad A srcvercale st |shall be kept immaculately neat and | Teeth as Low as $5 These are the joys of the cam who starts out SKIMMING THE FLOOR ON TIP-TOE equipped to be comfortable. They've everything I find children and young women, too, at PATRICIA PERRY'S. tents, tarps, togs, cooking kit even auto . ci H 8 school of classic dancing the Mc! vi trunks; at CAMP LEWIS WIRELESS. Head- rei gece am ale aN Ua “ah te quarters at 76 University st . People used to think that a toc dancer must be trained from the cradle, "Tisn’t so! if you are twenty or even thirty, you're not too old, I’m told. One of Uncle Sam's regulation army trunks of canvas is an ideal piece of luggage for a rough- “LUBS lattractive and their children well! } pest set of Rea Mabber. saver mE 2 enmait ant ana get ih Mi ess dressed they overdo and roon\bring|| | We si nranter " fie eas THE DEFT TOUCHE Siar ae will! es ‘all our plates ar te ane ee July 15, on the H. F. Alex-| CAMPFIRE GIRLS based pessoa agg reds a al Mery Qur EXTREMELY LOW Price A GLORIOUSLY LOVELY HAT % r evidenced by nervousness, ity, headaches, bac That makes a passe garment presentable again are applied at the Teeth as low as. once, a whole week's salary can be pur- MODEL. ache and other || Best «ot of teeth, Ted for San Francisco, where| Gitchie Gumee group will meet at That would have cost 9 Peoples Bank Bldg. ex Rainier Noble Post, at thelr meeting ing and cleaning when other || MR. CHURCHILL lends his skill to feminine millinery of the tail- ek. Belowald, and dyuinig uiy"tae we To tb ame aches and pains attending such {ils.| ast (either set). chased at Marie Nelson's MODEL for $3. 529 Peoples Bank Bldg. : eee vel i. , at 7 cock. i id Crowns o > wees firla are asked to bring the iat of|2¥ery Woman should remember |} $oldgs Work | Pee ey ee ae A MARCEL THAT CROSSES THE CROWN Ee Horace D.. Dagenal: {honors won and to be prepared for |*hat bese TICE Mectsalac wi Anke | cia allonecte te | BEAD WORK AND CHINA PAINTING Of the head in the new Merry Widow mode is given by Mrs: Oe . Dagenals and rere en irhere will be m cece, (such conditions ts Lydia nk: |] Gold Filling : Are aught in the Nhind:Bteslé. Beualo.” ‘And: audiftovely iltie, pipty Clemenson, at CLEMIE’S, 220 Haight Bldg. MA in-4499. i Miss Cecilie Dagenais, : ham‘s Vegetable Compound which} Porceial es + Ot ite x weck'e at monkil before the fifth period of| nagombound which || Synthetic Porceiain ihey'vechetel = Uostalek: Mebermett Bits a week's stay In| camp, at which time honors will be|{or fifty years has beet ae giver Nine oer Any standard shingle cut becomes a “Merry Widow” when you Perey awarded and ranks given. bia Be ein oh PT Cement, Filling: Mottled like mother-of-pearl is a lustre I've found upon one of the use a short part and coax the rest of the hair to wave back in Me tsdky of Lac ceinucst, eats his ssebsa asa iiein | Pysrinen treat new tea acts. The lining of the cups is done in a pastel shade the manner of the old pompadour. her, ites ELECT DELEGATES i} per tooth of blue. : Suis Brown, ot Orilia, Ont, fis ve,|T, CONVENTION J Mette etractea (Patni Saree Sa GH eure aus from a vinit with “Mr. and American Legion auxiliary to| Ml BOAT EXCURSION | No charge for painte see | (THE MEAN, MEAN SUN With his clever, cleaning, glossing and re-shaping of hats. Now e le in Fo Sunday, July 15, ef ‘s freckles and burn, t ft peeled pot 0" Ou left Thursday nicht tar | Held Monday evening, elected the Nein HOOD CANAL jivcarie Seseputacted fore os palece we Tet It with EL, ESTADO. Thi the gente fees: ored sort, You'll never recognize your last season's felt when it's I Los Angeles, following delegates to the state con- Leave Colman Dock, a.m. TMB) 1 or allow you full value for it on cleansing cream that our barber shops and beauty shops have learned | SUSDEM Oaz yet over ee nee vention at Walla Walla, August 28, FARE—82,00 ; 29 and 30; Mrs. Minnie Bragdon, : president; Mrs. D. C. McClelland, chairman of the constitution and dental work A PRIVATE, high-class, up-to- date, SANITARY dental office with sterilized Instruments and gentlemanly operators, whom You will not be ashamed to rec- to use, It’s miraculous. So is the EL ESTADO Vegetable Vanishing | ee eal 6 | Cream, sold, too, at all our best drug stores. 1 Did you know that if you own a thoroughly aood, old-fashioned tip eiael S milan that it can be ripped and re-sewed into the smartest 1924 shape imaginable? met cen Bogle, with 8 Barkley, of Piedmont, | ged at Paradise Inn for | \When you buy a jar of cream or ointment with a smooth, slichked- |by-laws committee; Mrs. Arthur }mmend to your friends, Giza can't tel-howw in el athned i Sree ee, O48 | Elsworth, wife of the post com-| All work Runraateed for 35 years pha jen ae Mite ih sheds TA rete, beard eye hd ede a FOR THE WEE LAD Suen Charbneau w:ii leave |Mander and chairman of the Child SHTRMIat iat ER ahine-cortugated you're safe. It's never been touched by human From two to seven, BROWNING KING'S have desisned H.¥. Alexander for oy An.| Welfare committee. —_ Alternates, hth | CARAT IO ae handa : an adorable Oliver Twist suit fashioned from. bright to oe the national con. | Mrs. Lie Sitteden vind OHIO DENTISTS | oi leyie linen with collars and cuffs of white, adorned with 2 ‘ree club. | man; of > rehabilitation: _commitsee; 2 | - ANTINGE Vv ‘VE ROT? quaint hand stitehe! The novel feature of the suit is < | ei tedaie Mra, 0. 0. Mercer, nit. historian 207 University _ OF COURSE YOU'VE FOUND FOU EGU er rhe ate a Cedars eh sand Mrs, Carl &. Wallin and | and Mrs. Mabelle Downs, chairman Over Mutunl Sav. & Loan. Aasn, || The coolest spot In town to be the grand foyer at the MILLION | and University. : "s Miss Evelyn and Miss |f the Ways and Means committee. Fresh Natural | DOLLAR HEILIG, This week they are showing “THIS FREE Bleek . # Wallin, are spendin; several | fat a res atu DOM." another triumph by A. S. M. Hutchinson, author of “If Winter Why, oh, why, do suits jor little boys sold by the popular depart. at Parad! radise Inn, ~~ | PICNIC PLANNED Milk for Baby | | Comes." Sh sn ment stores still display those countrified, tong-scated and tapering: ay FOR T DAY or and aN Alfred Braley Par.| The Marilla Hutchins club will) Give him the right thy Ewing) returned, |have a picnic Tuesday, Jwy 16, at| start by «supplying cea’ OM thelr wedding trip, {the home of Mrs. Thomas Irvings, |the proper foundation Ruests of Mrs, Parsons! |tt Manitou Park, on Balubridge I |for growth and a Mr, and ue: Henry c.{land. Take boat from Pler 3, at 9:20) yealthy body. and Mre. Parsons will|% ™- Hime jn ety by motor for their - i Sacramento, |hell (Dorothy Davis), at Yuan Kiang, |China, was received Sunday by Rev. | AL legoed trousers of our grandmothers’ time? aes, + BY RIDING | ‘Tennis. ewimming, 1s slow because the appetite ix subject to abnormal! WHEN YOUR “HOOVER” | stimulation, Reducing by dieting is weakening unless vou watch the Isn't doing all that any sweeper can do, take it to the sorvice sta- calories very closely, Reducing by electri tion at 205 Rialto Bldg, over Pig'n Whistle | of the body Is the present-day solution of obesity, 602 Bigclow build. cea HA In-196 OFTEN A STURDY OLD-FASHIONED PHONOGRAPH RL Pe at Repaired at 1816 Westlake is a perfect rogister of good music. HE BUBBLE Sa.) REDUCIN resh daily from our Tested Holsteins. our counter, . Mra, Rob-|Campbell's parents, Mr. and Mre./ | 28 Pike St—Speelal for Saturday and Monday, wonderful values| FELTS ARE RE-TINTED 1 . Hussey, |Joseph A. Campbell. | | Have you headaches? to your a) Bengalint Black Satin and all shades of felts for $3.95, In the prettiest shades imaginable at the MODEL! At this shop Dut (hi Wagner, Mrs. 0. J. c.| . . | wee at Pine |i ie or dod fine print blur || $4.96 and $6.96 Fee a, they make the hat of large head-size small, re-make and re-trim Ww ¥8. David Bowen and Mrs. | or. « Mrs. John T, Bibb, Jr.) ? ‘These are ueu- |! rae Secefig h : leghorns, panamas, straws, felts, Peoples Bank Bldg Fin, Reed lett totay tor } ig Four |(Roberta Hainsworth), of Glendal upp axminiains oF | strain, and DID YOU KNOW Upp Owen Fed the Week-en \Cal., are visiting in town, Maller, Wb not dake Care Te ‘That the Marinello Shop is moving to 311 Shaffer Bldg, MA in. Fell hats are here again, a little higher-crowned, narrower, neater Ming - today for a thoro, scientific ex 464? They have open house ‘Tuesday. and smarter than ever before, ae , daughtor of Mr.| HONOLULU.—The ukuulele ix not amination | ri et oe HY Trunx, who haxbeon ia native inatrument, records Hi ( 10 7S0re Bella James Oliver Curwood's famous novel, “he River's End," is being} WHEN EVERY BLOCK SEEMS A MILE h Monaay” rand, will belshow. A roving Portugese—a guita DR. JOS. FREEMAN repieturized by the Viret National Producing company and will Your poor feet need the comfort of a treatment at Dr. Susle q 4 |maker before took to wandering Optometrist nnd Optician soon be seen again in Seattle. Lewis Stone hi the leading role Frasier's, She subdues the stubborn callous heals the burt spote— y Ae thru the tropieal seas—-fashioned the 1203 THIRD AVE, in thiy stirring story of the Northland, even stimulates the arches. 4044 Arcade Square, MA in-668 MADE eae. soaring the birth of alfirst ukulele and taught the grass Opporite New Teleph HANd Mre. Kenn st, ‘amp. |ukirted natives to play It, Hatiding (Advertisement)