The Seattle Star Newspaper, July 25, 1924, Page 6

WHEN THE IMPULSE URGES THE EXPENDITURE OF MORE THAN $16 FOR A COAT, SUIT OR DRESS You can secure that same youthful “Sweet Sixteen” styling in what you want, priced the saving “Sweet Sixteen” way at from $25 upwards. Ask to see them. NEW ARRIVALS ALL THE TIME With us there is no “end-of-the-season” as an excuse for a “sale” of “out-of-sea- son” styles. We are always showing some- thing new—never have thing so “old- fashioned” as to be material for a “sale.” Ask for the newest, they came yesterday. New Fall Coats $16 Special Value Hats A shipment of seventy individual mod- els copied from direct importations are now on display. After you have seen their equal at much higher prices you will appre- ciate these distinctive modes. San Francisco New York Portland Les Angeles |Drew “Brownies”; tom t |La Follette’s Kin to Oppose Summers W. Le Ro 7 Metals, it is » : Tuigue. A razor, which has been in mq use for some time and become dull, in be more easily sharpened if rest | ea\for a week | cousin} NEW YORK, July 25.—The lette of from ing John brownies th long legs andre W. Summers eevee St Sree) cs Follette fa ne Artist Succumbs who have lived in juvenile YOU'LL FIND), IT HERE a r Fire associat Th lake Tying his be J Sinkkoten, anged himself on a b m ¥ Jackson at All the basic prir of modern etiquette are founded on a book writ ten in the 16th century by Car Della Case wan aanerted by Frederick M Padelford in a je ure Thursd Furniture Company Staffs to Picnic i | | | | Mo: man} nad tres Chinese roots ang |, Foliette ‘ aoe ate years—died yesterday | coher ahd ved re | herbs in treating ay | o°® gon ane HY he called = “Bri a ing will t at Colfax He will make hig race | Castle neo Cranby Quebec ganization own people Gisea! of men and | Qu ® Specializes “1a }O7 the republican tick ding to word received b nds = sto trouble aad La Follett r Hen H here He was Palmer Co . Sher slimenta awit sen Maret tioning Oldham Home; to | us Yoier Way. SE Stes |ernor, hav attending the| by the poetry he wrote in Ca Speak Saturday | Seattle, Wash. anti-crime conference in Seattle ‘in the ‘60s. Robert P. Oldham, chairman of | — = the Washington state delegation to! Announcing the Accepted Slogan 143)-3RD AVE. PHONE MAIN-1230 THE NEW KRESS BUILDING EACH CONTESTANT will receive official notice by mail THE AUTHOR of their award, This siogan is the D, lL. Knutaon, choice of two of the moat prominent y advertising agencies in Seattle ax well ax the advertising director of one of Seattle's daily papers Slogan Celebration Special In this special offering of Diamond Rings arranged for the Slogar cole | bration, we present stones that are absolutely perfect. The mountings are 18-K. white gold, handsomely cplerced and engraved. $85.00 TERMS THE SLOGAN “Diamonds with ease on terms that please—See Ben Tipp.” 715 27th Avenue, Seattle, Why, This is an offering that should be \ / grasped at once, to celebrate the choosing of our slogan—we are giv. ing exceptionally easy terms; in fact, you may name your own terms. Make your selection tomorrow. 985.00 TERMS MEN~—A Special for You For this Slogan Celebration we are offerin; Model Waltham Watch, in white or green and Knife to match! ALL THREE ¢ You a combination that excels in value~A ‘Thin gold; a most beautiful and carefully selected Chain ALL THREE $1.00 Down the democratic national convention at New York; P. M. Troy of Otym:| pia, dolegate-a and John J Murphy, housing commissioner of | New York city and a prominent} Bastern democrat, will be the speak ers at the King County Democratic | = club At Dartnall’s cafeteria, Satur: | day noon | Oldham returned home Thursday and is pleased with the nomi of John W. Davis He sa ho will stand a very good of carrying New York and Eastern states and with La Follettc of the normally re ea, the demo to be elec LOOK OUT FOR fl THE SIGNAL TOWER pi OHIO PAINTESS * Teeth as Low as $5 Best Set of Red Mubber 7.00 We guarantee a fl all our plates Our BXTREM Teeth as low a Best set of toi Rubber (either ‘set Gold Crowns (22 karat Bridge Work (22 Porcelain Crow Gold Fillings Gotd Ininya . Synthetic P Fillings Silver FF ¥ LOW Prices $5.00 Py: per tooth . e © Removed (Pain' Teeth Bxtracted (Painiess).., No charge for painless extract: ing and cleaning when other work is contracted for, Old gold Is valuable, C pay cash or allow you full value for it on dental work A PRIVAT, Hleh-ola date, SANITARY dent terilized Instruments and gent! you will not be arhamad to rece ammend to your friends All work munranteed for th yenrs Examination fron Oven 9100 Dally—O to 14 Sunday OHIO’ DENTISTS rity ond Ave, & Lon Ann, © | Over M THI I TAR FRIDAY, JULY 25, 1924 RADIO EXPERT : PARALYZED “Sweet Sixteen’s” War Veteran Can't move His Body, Only His Head Trade Mark Ano ay It proves a Quality Mark, for when we sell '~ “Sweet Sixteen” garment we also sell a service : i complete service in Style, Fit, Quality and Wear the essentials that confirm the trade-mark as the nadia 1ae Senta eles Quality Mark. ' “Sweet Sixteen’s” Garments for Summer Wear variously styled and of 3 vn an art depriving. hin the most popular fabrics a ieee are here aplenty at : 1922 1923 58,575 tons NOW OVER 1,000,000 EVERY DAY! People of Seattle and the Pacific Northwest now consume well over 1,000,000 Diamond Briquets every day. In 1922, 58,575 tons of Diamond Briquets were consumed in the Pacific Northwest. In 1923 this figure was almost doubled—a total of 96,288 tons. No other coal in the Pacific Northwest has ever enjoyed such a sales record. No other coal has ever climbed so fast to universal popularity. During last Winter the Diamond Briquet plant invariably was trying to catch up with unfilled orders. In January orders exceeded production by sixty-one cars, 96,288 tons The Diamond Briquet plant is now resuming operations after a thorough overhaul. The entire plant was taken down, parts renewed and repairs made to enable the Diamond Briquet plant to meet this year’s de- mand, The net result to consumers this coming Winter is that we will be in a better position to fill all or- ders. Because of the renewal of certain vital parts of the plant. Diamond Briquets will be even harder than before. The first six months of 1924 indicate that this year’s demand will exceed last year’s in about the same pro- portion as last year’s demand exceeded 19 For this reason, it is hoped that friends will place their Dia- mond Briquet orders early in the season. hen we can make prompt delivery all through the Winter. In addition to increasing the rate at which the present huge press can manufacture Diamond Briquets, we have installed an emergency press to take care of this Winter's extra needs, Diamond Briquets are sold with the clear understanding that they will be entirely satisfactory, according to your own individual judgment, or we cheerfully will remove the coal from your bin and promptly return your entire purchase price. We, or any of the following dealers, are prepared to deliver Diamond Briquets under this absolute guarantee of satisfaction or your money back. Arms & Scott, Bil fot-o205 Greem Lake Fuel Co. Ke nwd- Bat 000 SU maet~ ‘ Fs Henry Heckmann, EL lo(-S033, Sen’ « 1 Co. EL fot-802 Puget Sound Fuel Co. WE at- oin0 rd Transfer Co. Yard, 1 Co, WE at- Vomit Carl, MA nier-o1z2 J. A. Caretes rtld-1885 Casende Coal Co, ME Iree- o14at Corawall Muel Co, ME Iree- & Wood Co, HEL tet-o474, Wighty-fitth S¢ Ca SU macte Tiny Garfield Fuel Con 0544 wel & Feed 5 GA rfd- Watnwright & MeLeod, MA in- 1218 Pacific Coast Coal Co.—Mmain 5080 i No, Girls, You Can’t Have ’Em nanly operators, whom || Uy all countries ally fine specimen. MANCI Officer Callan NOTH WRONG HERE | wid Mrs, Coucher, “We are just com: | Bngland—When | ing buck from a temperance dance," | saw an automobile > ses xigzag into Peyton street recently | Recently a woman sent four! Oe and mount the sidewalk, he arrested | pounds to a London hospital in rest! | Ralph Couchor, the driver, for intox-| tution for articles sho had tanen | [ication “Why, he can't be drunk," | while a pationt there, H DAD ALL CURED WIFE'S OWN JOKE | “I advised you to drink cider. Has it done you any good?" “It sure has. T bought a-cask of the hard kind and a week ago I could hardly move it. Now, however, I can lift it quite easily."—Am. Weekly God Tam not as other men?’ ” “Some bachelor!’—Judge. that has been probed below it —you, too, cheaper, too. | | fi Westinghouse | i Hotpoint L.& H Universal | 4} and other leading makes te ‘i es ELECTRIC RANGES White egrets are now in their full plumage, but they} peto. || Will no longer adorn milady’s hat. The birds were fast q rttica I! becoming eaterminated when protective Iyws were passed } s. This egret in the London zoo is an unusu-| ‘ Gall, Phones on Weite “Who was it that said, ‘I thank The greatest height above sea level Legion [is not so great as the greatest depth like thousands of Seattle families, will welcome the advantages of electric cookery, particularly now that it’s not only better, but Sines AROS