The Seattle Star Newspaper, August 14, 1924, Page 2

Wa se present for Pre mphatic. | George V n Moscow that }* work against © soviet an ween opean powers Funeral Thom declaring, “I services f hurston T,| #9 afta at who died Monday at his|tion « Ir 924 N. 88th ot, were t bo | Washingt held Thursday afas at. Bit At terworth mortuary ¢ the World offictating the Ex ame qua’ position of park superinte Now!—get relief in minute from |, Funeral services for L. C corns, callouses and bunions with Dr, |¢f Who died at his homo | Scholl's Zimo-pads. ‘They remove th Seattle day, were to be held in cause——friction and pressure. Thi ® Booth Undertaking re antiseptic, healing. uraday afternoon at 2 o'clock | aiaey wi ingno quick and sures | Cc. W. Willi, 21, was held in the erton at 9 p park church, m, where he At your druggist or shoe dealer. city Jail, suspected as having stolen} inspect the navy yard and the Key-|1 like a young man ver * an automobile in Everett. port torpedo station. This will eud| he s asked me e A big saving on auto parts can be} He will sail Monday mornl 4 you wait a while ta Lino- had by watching the bargains that/aboard the Clagship U. § 8. Ca man will come? I am 1 are offered in The Star Want Ads|fornia for the South with the re at| you see T have plenty of time is gone’ daily. jot the fleet “Put one on—the pain PAGE 2 i SEATTLE STAh ril D 924 HUGHES IS BACK'‘yourLL inp! WILBUR TO SEE € th: G ple al L FRIDAY- Si FROM EUROPE | iT were | SAND PONT “YUNA Woreys ; > " — “J Wi: { Hlope anc .ee » Me "lage ¢ Sec . ; = 7 “aus " BY CYNTHIA GREY ny opal white will go to Brem-|¢ wil) | wai bathroom shell— Ma ing. lady of 20 ar engaged to a young man ry A* a ph hey nickle toilet 50 cad johsiticled. gad thas Chetek teiteoe warriona’ Wi , fone a This is just because everybody is worried about when it rebild will wa You cannot imagine how silly it is to hear ” wiinpads ultra : 15c all of the time ts t es olde ed this question before and looked in vain for 1.75, rid . Me an answer lam muslin bedspreads— 2e° a young lady of good family and am going to marry awfully nice young man, § his parents and my par- ents were proud to hear of our engagemeit G. K I regret that this letter will not interest the inquirer agreeably, Young people try very clever ways of persuad- ep ing me to help them deceive their parents. They explain elaborately the precise reason why it is laudable for them to startle the community by marrying secretly. Now, I believe that the state marriage laws were very © wisely enacted for the protection of individuals as well as , Society, and for that reason I always prefer to remain in perfect ignorance of the means of evading said laws. This lack of information makes it impossible for me to enlighten about 500 boys and girls every year who want to elope and don’t know where to elope to. It also permits me to retain the friendship of the 1,000 parents of these boys and girls, see an , dainty glass ~~ table tumblers— 69c act of 6 cotton blankets— | cretonnes greatly reduced — tich makes Soul Mate at t Your choice of many patt Vine assortinen uve been told nate somewhere | the nets 7. T. ¥. Doubtless there are certain tem: |! jumper The Welcome of Fall “Sweet Sixteen” Enters bringing the first fruits of months of effort to assemble the smartest fashions coming with au- thority from Paris. Courtesy Satisfaction No Fall season was ever greeted with such beauty, simplicity and elegance, coupled with variety at such an early date. DRESSES —that beam with the bouyancy of youth, —that choose for their develop- ment the new fabrics for Fall, destined to be popular, and the colors that make for a gay sea- son. —that stand out for the effect- iveness of the touches of trim- ming. To Add to Their Other Distinctions, the splendid handiwork excites a wonder that it is posible to get them at vio} —and in sizes 16 to 44, with many in the extra sizes With the effervescing “Sweet Sixteen” styl- ing running through all, and a becomingness fitting the respective ages, there will be found among them everything most cared for by Juniors, Misses and Matrons Naturally you will want to see them and wear them before others do. NEW FALL MILLINERY Appearing in refreshingly new shapes, fabrics and trims, the vogue is depicted in most enticing way. And only— 5 975 519 515 peraments which accord with each OU [other, but that there is any design Jin nature that persons with such | 'f° swing | temperaments shall find each other |! ) is absurd. Propingulty accounts for for baby one-half the number of so-called soul mates. A girl of 17 would betier not take! any love affair too seriously, Wait, a while, not for the coming of a soul mate, but for an appreciative sense | of an ordinary young lover eee | Thinks Seattle Needs More Boosting | Miss Gre From the bureau of plant industry, Washington, D. ¢ Use Both Dear Mine Grey: In it good ain't > wh . Dear Let's do change > Wer. ‘the ‘enka of cleantiness it is necessary to use warm water and soap. To follow with cold water ts ,,| sald to improve the texture of the tock and poultry | in the want ad al attraction. Tourists we mal best for macaroni ; orany cheese dish §! ? Bluhill } does not caok stringy LIST YOUR HOMES FOR RENT WITH OUR FREE RENTAL DEPARTMENT SEATTLE LA : | SECOND AVE, AND PINE ST. $7.50 $12.50 $15 Backed by the reputatio |] eavare dealing of the old Boston Dental Offices, our « will take apecial car : just the proper plate to fit the com tour of your mouth and give yous patural, pleasant appearance, Examination and Estimate Pree, Remember this—thin office ene location for 2 lock, pet 2 hy rtised dally mn U,S.NAVY YARD H REMEITON -CHARLESTO! Pyorrhea Stopped in Hours Slightly Used Cable-Nelson Piano With Bene Pianos for Kent, $5 per Month The Meyer-Toner Piano Co, 1821 Fourth Ave, here to see that any work we go tet you will satlaty and please you, Boston Dental Offices || 1422 Second Ava, WE STAND THE TEST OF TIMER 82 Nears in Ove Location Address King ay Sta, Kan For the Whole Family MEN’S OXFORD Neat styles in brown calfakin leather. A real good valuo at— $5 Other styles at $6, $7, $8, Eto. 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