The Seattle Star Newspaper, March 17, 1925, Page 11

| SECTION TWO | > saath tce AUTHOR PRAISES | PACIFIC COAST | Says Real Americans, Are Found in N. W. WASIL, “Higher or Lower? Fashion Dictator S Says Skirts Will Be Made Much Longer AT COTTE I ADIES-your cholc Wi vy ally famou to Be \ PORTLAND, 0: Maret \ 1 me " r bay 1 8 1 v K ne I Lina Hary a ‘Our Ne The article 1 to ey t N Will Make Reindeer Meat Cheap in East me For short is short, and long is long—and never the twain! w 4 shall meet! Skirts are like window shades—always going ng to the A partme up or down. Feminine America (and masculine too, m sags of Comins | likely) is all agitated over the recent arrival of Mon * met Titoff te, fashion forecaster of Paris, who insists upon Z son's, demonstrates the two extren Which way shall : eeu J. S. Smith Talks they go? ; i tas’ a aires sees ldos Medlé Wastaerais Buteetiedh nes to Republican Club’ Sreath, 1} cide kirts more this sum. | SMTied Chamber: A ‘ America fons. | : Australian Wheat - : o* fhe Farmers Fortunate rte MEI speak on th Making Citizen be open to the p Keep Your Skin Clear and Fresh Hsssst! Let’s Gossip About a Star Artist) BY JOHN W. NELSON and ambition w ‘eho SHU Torr NORTE E It Radium Can Restore Health, Strength and Vigor to Others. ‘Not You? ame back | ply your per tal eleme! skin clear take two Midland Emp strikingly? fair Here's the real “low down” on Before you Ethel Hays Back in the palmy ° , days t it hack, tho 1 the same cheered with her presence el was a flapper then, 10 before the term became ‘ used. She was just of hard work in between of a girl that she years when whe felt that It wa: draws pictures about now, Full 2, hopelesn fight to win recogni of life, with a sparkle in her tion. But she it, and the eyes and a pair of lips that just of her ngs still naturally wrapped themselves | rev same dash and into smiles all the time spirit that the r vives us, that’s the word! work of her high schoc _PRESSURE tae F Pelahd Routes May ortality le | Fra seve Shortens life | Increase Value of Lan Railway Tr: ansportation Systems Made Rich Empires Thruout United States i were long, lean HIGH BLOOD |for, tt vit ody ih matter what| Table — established facts, You cannot argue fi| To blindfold your. self to them simply be they BY fare unpleasant is the graves take you can make. For high blood gets beiter by it a 1 must eliminate from the blood the poisons which cause it, And that is exactly what Witter Water CO. 906 | ‘allt. | M MARSHALL, jWhen air freights wing aloft from|~ (Advertisement) e and head eastward—c AND values in the West used to/ g, YOu POOR Kid, WHY follow lines of transportation. heir routes will not hive ARE YOU SO SKINNY? | se | railroad push its steel thru tt ren country and for miles on| cleaving new : | Don't your mother know that Cod} | | | | he ral , twisting and curving each side prices went up. Thus it/ thru the hills; was when the Northern Pacific pio-|ting between cities, they will steer a bee orthern neered; when the Great Nor’ transportation highways. | | feiss, cere ee ag aiid” dropped | v : J |Liver Oil will put pounds of good | Rite Wales is id statacal oh Pernralopal.and, to «| a ruler on the map between |healthy flesh on your bones in just a 2 natural min: Bil down the wes hen the Milwaukee | Seattle and anywhere, That is the |n few weeks? " ec a ua lesser exte it e 3 be | | | mh \ r extent, Ww foothold on | tt portation highway of yeats Tell her every druggist has it in came along and go entint s the western ocean at Seattle, anc ties hay nee when the Union Pacific system pio- half a century. | neered its way across western plains | Thousand. © been benefited ‘oday, ag the air mail pioneers by it st get details, Mail fl! ne Tdi thru to the West. there | y Tell her that McCoy's Cod Liver the cor js no rise in land values. Slowly path ‘ JO Compound Tablets are chock-| the mail is adding ‘routes; before} ‘Thousands have grown rich in jfull of vitallzing vitamines and aro ) long its ships will be swinging down|the West, because they looked |tho greatest flesh producers and] out of the sky near Seattle; zoom- | ahead, y forecast what the |health builders she can find ing from a suburban field with the) com Onewickly thin kid, age 9, gained} Oriental mail—perhaps picking up| ™ grow rich if they |}12 pounds in 7 months | that mail at Vict@ria and rushing foretell what air lines may do} Sho must ask Owl Drug Co, or {t East aboard hydroplanes to land|to reat estate values. If you are|any good druggist for McCoy's Cod | on & midwest Jake, years ald now, you may |Liver Oil Compound @ablets—60 tab- | values stay the same before you are gray; all |jots—60, cents—as pleasant to take | When railroads arrived inj you : go do is prophesy, cor-|as candy, | Seattle many fersons grew rich,| rectly, at in going to happen—| it only by selling land to the|a@nd then back up that prophecy } roads, but by tho natural increase | with investment j lin other property, due to the new ‘The best way come rich Is | transportation facilities. | to dink 10 or 20 yours ahead; and| COG peek [ea Oo’ |NEW ROUTES DON'T Mjnk 3 head; and as [think in terms oe tra@ports ation letg | Fou LOW RAILROADS Compound Tab: Transportation Js the lifeblood of Itt Interesting to speculate on prosperity. And air transportation | : u j|from now. On the line | there are dots, marking v Jeities, Will they grov y are on the great 4 y points for local alr} d tablet form now so ou won't have to take the rinasty, fishy-tasting oll that is apt to upset your delicate stomach | hi, Feeling of fullness in the head. |. Gastric distarbances, Constipation, vitality news, ) Persistent headaches. Tand Ce SAMPLE BOTTLE Witter Medien * TUESDAY, The Seattle Star LATTLE, ANNOUNCES BIG TIMBER SALE 11800,000 Feet — Disposed of Soon MARCH 17, 1925. es rect | Heavyweight Fictionds Bec Street No Funto Mail Carriers JEWEL THEFT What Comes Back to Them—“It’s ane Postal Worker; ©, Bridgeman, cigar 1 t Becond and Madison. ¥. I Pavey, insurance, hiking up ladivon pt, Johnny Cannon, ' tr ffles wt “ irant, Wyle Hemphill, pur Oi, kod r of traveling sout First ave. Dan Landon, | Schurman Will Be German Ambassador (ow J © f nform : ME. AND MES. 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This, in turn, permits us to safe- guard that confidence by devoting every effort of our powerful Eastern and Western buying establishments, with their skill and experience, to the continued and increased advantage of our patrons in the leading Coast cities, and we will keep it! ws Spring Fashions at SWEET SIXTEEN exemplify more than ever before the ability of Sweet Sixteen to give the women of Se- attle style, highest quality and greatest val- ue in fashionable apparel. Stunning frocks in newest pastels vie with daring Sportswear in gay shades, while the laté Coats— some fur trimmed and all lined—contest the field with smart Ensemble Costumes. Models for every occasion and to enhance every type. For maid or matron, or junior miss. Sizes 16 to 44 da ORME p= reo ANE FRA There are never less than 1000 models from which to make your choice at our in- comparable yalue-sharing price—$16. NEWEST MILLINERY CREATIONS Spring's more modish pat-