The Seattle Star Newspaper, July 31, 1924, Page 2

Ls ; Wife Leaves Home and Want to Divorce Him Starting Tomorrow — Friday — 9:00 A. My marrica his table ihannere were mertect, Tait’ Before as - | that and his lack of grammar he is very good to me, but 1 : Patent Colonials R | WHITE CANVAS tio i Ap fle lll Hany, Re Bea hat pally it st ickles. e b co , al ° Friday-Saturday PAGE 23 THE SEATTLE STAR BY CYNTHIA GREY A monster purchase of Shoes—thousands of new pairs added. Come tomorrow—Friday | become so careless that | can scarcely eat, He quarrels with ‘| 1 could apply for a divorce. SINCERE bber soles; ’ 36.00 kind will go at age As - To stimulate early morning ° MiMia wires Ls De M Grey: I have been married a year, and —or Saturday—to the Greatest Sale of late style Shoes ever held in Seattle and vicinity!| me if I don't have the best food and plenty of it, but allow You de ° 0. But they , nn eee ee pet 8 Cynthia Grey will receive call. | buylig, make your purchase of bie manners. Where is your | | ly tact and ingenuity | Friday, trem 1 to 2 p. m, and | that unknown to him you can | on Tuesday and Thursday, from | | 11 to 12 a. m er office in | not ‘1 e hb at it ~ arouse hie pride and in | The Star building, 1309 Seventh | | ave, | Husband's Table Manners Lead to Quarrel; S A L E } |my husband a month ago. The trouble started over a tr SEE yo ist 87 week to set the table. In all other things save vorce for such a reason as ta m Monday, Wednesday und | Extra Palr | es | | | | gusted thy nd master such marital prob ; of shoes as advertised he , % pf hen A bE wane an extra: pals / lems, but every wife has some | We Hear From a ioc tel te on Gs eamk be y,) problems to overcome and is | Modern Bacheloy fore 10 a. m. we'll give your | the mastering of them in» lov Dear Mins Grey: We hear so mu f any pair in the house of ing spirit that makes happy women these da) _ . LADIE INE HOSE FREE . marriages. usting. I believe it Extra lc Extra with son of $3.80 or over Extra Extra i Ce some of those Pair Pair Up to 10 a m. ONLY! Pair Cc Pair Should Pay Le would mind the Attention to Girls rb nif the Dear Miss Gre I lread, today, the | Jamies Smit ¢ Rent of the |! Women’s Novelty Shoes |modern girl 4 " ftar ] I would like to give my opinion | 4" ON SALE lof him He seems to , and pe . know a lot about t if she k Including the latest styles in Patents, Satins, |atyles for a perso ' oh Colored Suedes and Kid Slippers, All style heels. |tle time for women. Why why A neatly FRIDAY-SATURDAY— Miss Grey, of all the silly, idiotic |ladien, It iy not so much the price [letters that have been written to of the dress that counts but it is her |you by narrow-minded reform-loving Jartistic taste in selecting what be males, I think Mr, Smith's letter |comes her, Woe all admire a neath $398 0. A. D. |shows the least real thought and [dressed lady, and most of us a little reasoning. paint and pow to pu Never mind, girts, a man as shal- jing touches, What would a rose bush EVERY PAIR REDUCED Te low as that Is quite harmless. be ut its blossom: lady er mora . | gentleman's ont Two Pairs of Shoes for the Price of @ne Pair. Come and See. Be Convinced | Different Tune When makes a fomen’ ; | Wifie Dolls Up r. A woman's We 's F Genuine Scuf- $ | Dear Miss Grey: In answer to |Stestest analstance in her persohality : Slippers 24 98c Extra Extra fers at .... 1.98 tiene People would say |P@F artintic ability to dress, but a Ladies’ Shoes in black and Pair Pair he ts a HE-man. fickle men | M&M ceases to be a gentleman when brown kid, mili- Will Dae $1.98. So aan Shoes in brown and3> You a... 98¢ I mean other girls not their wives. BACHELOR. Cost ‘ | Just tet a wife try it and then there| Sep You < Men’s and $1 98 | would be a different tune. ( mr.| Strings Beans and Muses But Boys’ Keds. . James don’t judge all girls by those | Over Ring Argument | you describe, for there are afew who! 1 yet Hoga at “ea One Women’s Pat- 2 9 |4o not go to extremes and are not | ier tiles Grey: Am a reader of nt Leather Cent Cent ent Oxfords ° quite as foolish as some ‘ ’ Slippers ... $2.9 | An More Hurrah for Mr. James Smith, |" for the last 15 years Extra Pair 1 Cent An Extra Pair 1 Cent |" jany other kt but owning only a A | ; lere’s a girl who sides in with him. Up with the roll sox and on with ——E————Z2#=Z=ZZ#X#=#x#=#=#!H@nini . THE GREATEST LOW RENT SHOE STORE IN SEATTLE _A GIRL AND 34 | wejaing’ ring myeett, T oan trot Opening Its Mightiest Two-Day Shoe Sale FRIDAY, at 9:00 A, M. fully say you can be very happy | | witho he other kind If you marry | Marri 2 yearn t w Men S Shoes I ¢hildren’s Mary Janes be so unfortunate as to love my hus- ed velo all Sie, re neh Red, Blue and Green Slip- pte her Sizes 3-8. Regular, ki rs. Sizes 3-8, “ pra eo $2.00. Special Friday. Satz} 60 to 36 Cents on $100 urday Only— | Was stringing beans, Im the “engagement ring business.” Am not averse to engagement rings or RL AND 21, Ke b do you suppose I would have Resident Rates Drop From |no tender reminder of by gone day because I had no engagement ring? Heaven forbid. T have five of the most mischievous Sweeping cuts in the fire insurance jdoys you would care to meet and Scuffers Black and brown calf, solid : rates of the city were announced |jittle ‘“Iarina,” of movie fame, has Teather, sewed soles; $1 98 $ -48 Thureday by B, H. Harris, assistant |tittle on the baby. Of course some $2.75 values go at..... . |manager of the Washington survey-| people get more comfort out of some | © Ing and rating bureau, which repre: /trinket then others, but marriege, ‘E xtra l c Extra EXTRA EXTRA |**hts 90 per cent of the companies |the right kind, in such a very “busy” < a operating here. | business and so serious that the ri Pair Pair par LC par : A daptice pend year. In Devonshire, England, a sprig IT’S THE TALK OF THE TOWN Coming close on the announcement | of loosestrife in often fastened around See our Great Window Display—Corner First at Union Street |by Fire Chief George M. Mantor that | the neck of a quarrelsome bullock to | Seattle will be visited by the national | stop him from fighting. Rates in the residential district will | part of it 1s really only a minor one. |de reduced from, 60 cents per $100 of AF. Le insurance to 35 cents per $100 per ee eeeenceinyapese - Hed neo such thinks, the |%@ criticizes her for anything sho| Will Men's Tan 2 98)" lke 9 see such thinks, the | ay do along thee lines Dress Shoes. ‘ | vay, oo many sire. ds I. A MODERN FRIDAY-S no C, O. D. except crib, will bed spread with sham: SALE PRICED! fitted with rubber tired v ed | ANNEX LIST YOUR "SEATTLE: OLCOKD AT PINE HOMEPURNISHERS SINCK 1864, ATURDAY SPECIALS— pt ase NEW SWISS curtain material— HOLD HEAT grill st ot pattern d crib— 32-piece set DINNERWARE ivory enamele —pure white, semi-porcelain priced, Friday-Saturd EXCHANGE —*o dispose of those odd pieces of furniture for which r need—call MA in-9414 and our appraiser will gladly call and make you an estimate. longer have HOMES FOR RENT Stand * ESTABLISHED: “SPECIAL! =) Ma-Ma doll— , @ beard of underwriters next year when the city should be changed | . from a third clans risk to a second our aln ay clans risk indicates a saving of thou- F E sands of dollars to property owners B N +s IRST AVENUE, 0c acon seatie ana) DB Neuritis iva) Corner Union St. Magnolia Bluff districts are to ob-| Many sufferers who are treating a tain the new rate, Harris said. for rheumatism, neuralgia, lumbago Se Spey Ye MART So ORE ERNE aciat CA are teally affilcted with ri This disease of the nerves | ‘ i} causes pal achen and soreneas | |Accuse Youth of Gliterent parts cf the boar nina the ailmen’ mentioned * Dove. Looting Houses Ihe moat commen soureen of neu- ritia are colds, injuries, bru ;. Pleasure dissipated =the money ifeotious diseases or @ rundown tine Fiven 16-year-old Robert Pantley bY! yous system. Long-standing oases his parents to purchase, building] of theumatiam tice frequently y ig sald to have| attack the nerves, setting up inflam. materials, the we ale to etna | mation and producing meuritia, N confessed, So Robert garner matter what its origin, nouritis necessary lumber and material from | always accompanied by sharp, piere- new houses being erected in the dis- ne va th histo we shoulder, 2 ‘orearm, Neck. . leg or back. trict, unknown to his parents, Mr.|"°non't bother with medicines that and Mrs, Frank Pantley, 5 E.\reliove for today only. Axsist Na- Spruce st, until elty detectives led |dure to remove the causes of Intiam- > mation and pain. by. taking the neighbors thru the Pantley home| Veiritte ‘Tablote—a aclentitic to identity their material, ment that has often brough: The youth sald he had spent the |reliet after other methods failed < Price, $1.00, Sold in Seattle by the ronan 0G ances nia, gia And a Dartell Drug Stores and all other concelved the idea of building the! ahing druguinte Boerieke fe iret home on stolen materials. Four|yon Co., Mfrs, San Francisco—Ad- houses being built in the district | vertisoment. were pilfered, Doors, windows, build. | —— ——————— Ing paper, light fixtures, flooring DOCTORS OF ALL and hardware were recovered from the Pantley home. The youth was turned over to the Juventio court. SCHOOLS PRESCRIBE Asks Courts to. ‘ * RUA! Promise|? 0 RT 0 L IVE If your physician ts an allopath, Can an oral promise made years) homeopath, osteopath, chiropractor ago be enforced by court order after | or naturopath, ask them why they the maker's death? This question is|/agrea on old Port ‘Vine and olive {involved in the sult brought by Wil-| oll as a food tonle. If you are suf- liam James Henry against the heirs|fering from indigestion, dyspepsia, of the late James Henry, Seattlo|nervousnoss or constipation, just try packer. The nephew claims the| Portolive for ono week and you will packer promised to turn his busl-/understand why all doctors pre. ness over to him at death for the|scribe it. All druggists. surrender of a college course in engi- 7 wl Hi me An ane reesroo "| Portolive Laxative Advertisement. FOR ITCHING TORTURE Use Antiseptic Liquid Zemo e e e The Spirit of Service G ERVICE is a great word. Great in its simplicity. Constant and careless use has somewhat clouded its true meaning. Service—in this bank—means the capacity and desire to CO-OP- ERATE WITH CUSTOMERS. It means that we are able and willing to join our resources and experience with yours—for mu- © tual benefit. Relief This is our idea of the Spirit of Service. If it’s yours, too,—we in One would like to meet you. cause—friction and pressure. ‘Thin, |P!¢% Rashes, Blackheads, in most THE easy to aply, antisep healing, | cases give way to Zemo, Frequent. SECOND AVENUE AT COLUMBIA ‘Three sizes, Nothing so quick and sure, |!% minor blemishes disappear over. Organized , m i At your druggist or shoe dealer, aay, ean ieder 4 arent rgonized Over Forty-Two Years Ago Dr Scholl's Hquid, clean, easy to uso and de Ms pendable. It costs only Shc; an Zino-pads Itlvely ato “for tender, sensitive skins, Zemo Soap, 260-—Zemo Olat. extm large bgttie, $1.00. It is pos: “Put one onthe pain is gone’ mont, §00.—Advertisement, Minute F/ There ts one remedy that seldom falls to stop itching torture and re Heve skin irritation, and that mak the skin soft, clear and healthy. Any druggist can supply you with Zemo, which generally overcomes skin, diseases, [ozerma, Itch, Pim. Now!—get relief in one minute from corns, callouses and bunions with Dr, Scholl's Zino-pads, They remove the si i i} iin He hee A Poisoned Woman jing at the city hospital. and despondent for some time. Plane Falls, 2 Die Ser fo, the height of 1,600 foet. are unsightly: Resinol heals eruptions Only those who have undergone them can realize the menta) and physical discomforts which many ula affections cause, ‘The distress- ing appearance and the Intolerable itching and burning too often make life really miserable, Yet Resinol Ointment, aided by Resinol Soap, generally overcomes these troubles promptly, even if they are severe and long-established, The Resino} treatment stops itching és/andly, Resinol Ointment and Resinol Soap by all druggists, Why don't you fry old ‘ |Accuse Nine of Seriously Tl} Sea Lions’ Death |<"? tf & cow has been bitten Mrs. Harry Epstein. 40, of 3060) sSrd ave. S. W., who is reported to |have attempted suicide Wednesday | morning with a pojson, was still in |! & serious condition'Thursday morn-|Needles game preserve were being sought by federal authorities Thurs- following the filing of com- | plaints in federal court by Assist- ant United States Attorney Donald e ® s a G. Graham. The names of the men y considered H Nons on the Her husband told physicians that ) Mra. Epstein had been fn {ll health were withheld. Possible that the men were those sent out by the state paign against destroy large number: CHAMPAIGN, Il, July 31.— Anton Hruza and his mechan- J. Felgenheur, stationed at nute army aviation field at in 4 cam- which } People in the south of England be- j dy @ snake and the milk allowed to Federal| stand, the form of a snake will be ame Warden Ray Steele with kill-| een in the milk, —« Quilayute mononenesenenonenceness | in that lunch basket § you'll appreciate one Or more packages of : Rantoul, were killed yesterday after- noon, when their plane fell from a| PLATES 12.50 $15 reputation for square dealing of the old reliable Boston Dental Offices, our experts Will take special care to fit you with just the proper plate to fit the con- tour of your mouth and give you @ ieasant appearance, been tn one location for 22 years That's pretty good proof have satisfied our patients and stood behind our work, ; here to seo that any work we do for you will eatisty and please you. 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