The Seattle Star Newspaper, December 10, 1924, Page 7

DECE) Mumiming E SILK HOSIERY WEARS LONGER PUR Stretch! Twist! Bend! Exercise as hard as you like in Hum- ming Bird Hose. The silk threads are too strong tosnap. The lisle tops are too elastic to “bind” when your knees bend. No runs can get by the protecting strip at the knee. Humming Birds set the pace in modish shades, and the colors last as long as the hose. 50 per pair is the price on . these fully guaranteed eed hose, Fifteen points of wuperiority. Tailored Ready Co. Fourth Avenue at Pike St. SEATTLE AGENTS Cottonland and Florida TOA PNPLE LASTED 2 YEARS Face Covered, Could Not Sleep. Cuticura Heals. “My trouble began with a few pimplee breaking out on my face. They kept getting worse and soon my face was covered with them. The pimples were hard and red and burned badly. They caused me a lot of trouble at night and I could not sleep. The trouble doubtedly ha and Ointment and after using them about a month there was a great] |{t “imply by Finer aitet: to improvement. I continued the treat- We = might ment and in two months I was | fancifully r Horse $ Furnace St., Akron,} |men of #’r Ohio, April 8, 1924. j rs Use Cuticura for every-day toilet DAD CAN WAIT Purposes. Bathe with Soap, soothe “1 think I'm going to have at with Ointment, dust with Talcum. icitis.” ‘Oh, you do? z to have Well, 1 n new ha lm... HE principal reason for the SAFETY of your funds when you put them in the care of this Association lies in the fact that our Board of Directors invest only in Government, State and Municipal Bonds, or in first mortgages on improved property. PUGET SOUND SAVINGS and LOAN ASSOCIATION RESOURCES OVER FIVE MILLION DOLLARS WHERE PIKE STREET CROSSES THIRD ~~ SOUTH PROSPERS *|Babson Sees Golden Era for BY JIM MARSHALL O the ¥ A 4 « 4 1 them mn way drur y " 1 nw " H ms on w A art country glows I-o-wa, Home,” That's the mo: n the world.” the Walt unother minute {PHE THIRD » Our to the side His face is set with a “Maybe that's the portant. SEWARE THE. s of the folks t in the flare of the 1 ol’ 1o-way t important th him all the repo! who mime will flip of the and lean against the wall grin most im: thing in the wo ter uur COUGH OF GOLD ~—TRAT HANES ON | Chronic coughs and persistent colda |tend to serious lung trouble. can stop them now with Creom sion, an emulsified creosote that Creomulsion ta a hew medical discovery with twofold it soothes and heals the in- |pleasant to take. action: flamed membranes and | germ. | Of all known dru: | recognized by the medical the ere lin absorbed Into the blood, attacks the seat of the trouble and destroys \the ger 6 treatment ar fu | funded If any cc | ler of how long # loved after @king rections, Ask yourd jinultion Co, Adanta, Ga mith, nding # tat lead to consumption. Inion ts guaranteed sat of throat and lung diseases, ne up the You kilis the s, creosote in fraternity * mreateat healing agency for the treatment of chronic coughs and |colda and other forms of throat and| |iung troubles. Creomulaion contains, in addition to creosote, other nee | eleme: ta which @pothe and heal t | membranes and ato and inflammation, the while ote goes on to the stomach, of chron Mon: f cold, no mate th not re ceording to dl- rig ei at Cre Advertise Great itest bined in e ‘ t stops Pr At pa ’ " H 1 y mt t 5 , stopped. prof. | LIFE? | from “ Tos t « it living ma ugh to y ' e " re t porta ‘ h gare K } roman: r Lov quern a Rum Smuggling Is All Work and It’s Dangerous Busit Workers Do It BY MAX STERN VANCOUVER, I How different t pirate ship plying th Pa um from oun points so “There's ylenty of drink, but * more work than drink e « man wh thought he'd get a°kick out of work » way south on one of the is he stands aside while the super argo taken cc cargo Im a sort whose keeping the pi entrusted by the expc PUT TO WORK OUTSIDE LINE | ‘The captain the t ure put and un-| No Romance 1ess at Best, and the ‘F rom Necessity KUM RUNNERS ATU AIN CRIMINALS ¥ and insecurity of morbid superst! g the crews. One eng make the 400th, } t from 1 from hig d many ¢ 8 into mperate drunkenness, nd ¢ ture of qt and ant pic y money hb aw abiding cross.” = SKS AND us IN EXHIBITS worst of all ix the sense of This has SPECIAL DISCOU To Encourage Giving of Useful Gifts SALE STARTS TOMORROW AT 9 A. M. Shoe prices have been sensational Cle. business—sensational because most sible ing people are seeking se reductions have shattered in what we believe to be the ance Sz in the history of Seattle’s shoe it comes just at a time when sen- ble, useful gifts to giv Stagger- been made—that spell tremendous value Clearance Sale! To Make Room for Early Spring Arrivals! Another reason for this! clearance sale is the fact that spring styles will arrive earlier than usual. Hence we must sell our present stocks to make room for the new arrivals, sweeping A wonderful selection of smart dainty strap Pumps and cut-out Oxford effects in patent, satin, uede and kid; several styles of tan calf slippers, including turned and eh soles; all kinds of heels. Values to $9.00 $5.80 Women's wear ; dres. kid, foot- highest grade exclusive styles for and evening wear. newest creations obtainable in all desirable shades and _ leathers made by America’s most fas hion- able makers; gore pumps, opera gy pumps, fancy strap effects, Values asda to $10.00, to $8.00. —————————— i Dhichiaeine Gobs BREMERTON NAVY YARD, Dee. them having completed $6.80 Broken best patterns in Oxford strap slippers in patent, lines of season’s satin and with high and low heels. Values to $8.00. $3.80 $4.80 The marked down stocks include women’s turned sole shoes of fine quality. patent and kid combination; lasts AAA to C. Also latest D'Orsay high heel pum Mail Come Orders co Early for Promptly Best Filled Choice New York makes, in black, 322 Pine Street [_ WOMEN'S NOVELTY SHOES Unfilled Steel at Bremerton Yard NEW YORK Dee. 10 showed an incre and on ton Several hundreg sailors, most of their four of 6 ‘ovemb enlistment 3 have geen paid ! ONE BY THE MINISTER Ministers sometimes make pretty Orders Increase jas irene. United) funeral w es Steel unfilled tonnage report! One officiating at “Friends, all that remains is shell—the nut has gone.” oft here in the past few days be = —— Transcript. xes open and filling gunny m da, “ | |with whinky flasks. These are tic 4|Chien Society to Show Prod- | cause of an excess navy enlistment WIFE'S ANSWER while tho empty boxes ar t New Hotel 1,000 men. Some of the men are al men. pp 1 to me ver} thrown overboard. Eighteen out ucts in New Hote harged on petition of pare ‘ te Wi Share aed seat eas ik mF oe of parents and he tirst| WE SPECIALIZE IN jnot diftioutt kn mid casatae “aii Fortwo, did.""—Hamilton Gaboon. a 3 y embroideries and many oth eS =} ters | h and piled on the deck are overhauled .by the cutte acks are Kicked overboard and left | to trail under the water. Some times at one end of the string of sacks is tied a long rope with a log for floater. When it becomes nece sary to cut loose the chain of sacks from the boat, often the cargo can be rescued later by means of tho | floater. | The big risks smaller boate outside the Jal enemy besides Bur-_fis the hijac and every big boat has a regular arsenal of firearms Rees oe possible sea battles, | ‘The jobs on the coasters are more Junpleasant than hazardous, In bad | weather the boats, heavily laden, are Joften awash, and few of them are JAPAN'S CONSUL TO LECTURE are taken by the the coasters who » the only ; Mr. Ohashi ‘Will Speak at, Seattle Labor Temple Mr. Chuichi Ohashi, Japanese con sul in Seattle, will lecture on ‘Mon. ern Tendencies in Japanese Life’ Thursday, December 11, 8 p. m., at |the Labor Temple, sixth ave. and | University. Mr, Ohash®will also an- swer questions from members of the audience regarding conditions in | Japan and matters affecting Japan jese and American relationships. ‘The bie is invited, The lecture ia un r the auspices of the Seattle Labor ge. iaay ovening Prof. John C. Ken will locture on “Pignoer Days in| Je and the Puget Sound Coun This is one of a xertos ¢ |riday evening lectures boing |delivered under the Seuttic Labor college on ning of the West." The invited, The Win public tp 1 weather | # rf rlees of the) famou Chinese products shown in the exhibition room of the new Olympic hotel during tho first woek of January, when the Chien So: clety of China will put on a Chinese jart and industrial exhibition, This exhibition will be the first of its kind to be held in the new hotel, which had {ts formal opening last | week local organizations co-operating with the Chien society are the Asso: clanted Students University of Wash- Washington state mu ttle people have n their Chinese ar- it, among whom M, Pratt, Mra. George ington and seum. tothe’ Mrs, G. E ", Stone, Mrs. H. Gowen and Mrs, Walter Beals. Customs Inspector will be! | \ Here Is Divorced | Alleged attention of her husband to | | another woman for Mrs, Julia | MeLen ulted in a divor n, wife of } customs inspector here, Jinte Tuesday before Judge A. W. |Frater, MeLean has arri jhe er $90 a month for the care of their ltwo children, she told the court. Campbell’s Name .on I, C. C. Okehed tions of,J, B, Campbell, of Spokane, Wash,, and Balthazar H. Meyer, of Wisconsin, to be members of the |interstate commerce commission for avorably interstate ja wevon-year term, wot |reported by the” senate | commerce committee today | |Cosmopolitan Gels Hold 12th Banquet | Sixty girls, forming the Cosmopol: jitan club, met ‘Tucaday night at their ‘th anni! banquet at the Y. W. ¢ A. ten room, Mine Lena Helser was toustmintrons: @-— Many breeds of dairy yield so profuse a :supply of milk that three milkings « day are the Jrule on many dulry farms. cows now ged to pay | WASHINGTON, Dec. 10,—Nomina- | Christmas Cards Then the gift list is complete. There are many friends to whom you wish to send greetings. One of the myriad of artistic cards we offer will express your wish. Visit this un- usual display — First floor of our three stores — you'll find it a pleasure to choose from our “right - height, self-serve” racks, Gift Dressings Tags, Seals, Tissues, Twines, and other Holiday attire for packages are shown in the same section as the Christmas cards. THREE STORES Jowman&[aniord ©. AVENUE THIRD AVENUE AND CHERRY STREET BETWEEN PIKE AND PINE 912 SECOND AVENUE Our Fw fection” Set ‘Trubyte Teeth Orrics HouRs 9 A.M. to 6 P. Have your teeth extracted now and a small Seposit wit entitle you to these pr Extractions WRES Wide an Perhaps you think the price too low to carry quality and question our ability to make a zood plate at so low a price. Fact ts, the material entering into the construction of these plates is the very best. The Blectro Dentists’ plate depart- ment is in charge of a Plate Specialixt, a man of excep= tional ability and experience. Special attention is given each case to proper selection of teeth as to color, shape, size and general construction, Careful study of facial express naturalness to arance, final fittiog tke furing that pleasing and sat- isfying result you are seek- ing, We show samples and i be pleased to talle the matter over with you. sultation and advice will cost you nothing, All Other Dental Work at Reduced Prices With 15-Year Guarantee Special Service for Out of-Town Patients LAMINATION FREE Let us examine your teeth and give you an exact eatic mate of your dental needs, You will find us Polite and courteous, and worthy of your confidence, Personal Attention Drs. Reld, Harrison and Hendricks ELECTRO PAINLESS DENTISTS ovbn Own prog d Pike Corner First and Pike la ulogizing the departed, 6,699 tons, |" he concluded with these wonis: was 4,031,969 | on October 31, the ‘Boston Con-. | | |