The Seattle Star Newspaper, April 27, 1925, Page 3

MONDAY, APRIL ATTLE STAR PAGE 3 a — 1 a ‘) | || i @ THE GROTER-| 4) OTTO F MEGEL, President . Firmly convinced that the warm weather has actually re 3 yeaa he afe now prepared to give some wonderful To Assure Grote-Rankin Patrons of a Thoroughly Depend- : voi hea able Machine That Will Wash the Finest or the Roughest | Fabrics With Perfect Safety, We Have Chosen From Among Many Other Makes the Bi ELECTRIC bl WASHER QUICKEST 9 CLEANEST 2 EASIEST B IG 3 Washers combine the utmost in was! ing and wringing efficiency, extreme sir plicity and ease of operation, elegant finis! Special Group of 136 DRESSES All Silk (Values to $19.85) $9.95 Sixty-three dresses in bright spring shades, of good quality crepe, and the highest standards-of construction to insure years of smooth, reliable service. The “BIG 38” is the Pioneer VACUUM-AIR- PRESSURE Washer—the only washer employi live air in the washing proce amie We } n all sizes. These were formerly { | % $19.85. The water is agitated at RIGHT ANGLES to the } : wash—through the clothes—directly against the {| ib Twenty dresses in dark colors, all dirt. Both a horizontal and vertical circulation of &\ ad good styles, which should, sell at clothes is attained so that every garment effec Soe once, but in broken sizes. t tively reached by this super-cleaning proces an | I I - } Fifty-three printed crepes, anc t The clothes are thoroughly aerated of all musty “4 { plain colors that were 5. OA f odor, and ey vestige of dirt is gently flushed out I; ¢ sizes—good assortment ¥ of the most soiled garments. : Marvel of Mechanical Simplicity, cl 5 Utility, Strength and Beauty earance New Silk | Four Electric Models to Choose From of Flannel | Prices $92.50, $125.00 and $165.00 : The Big 3 Electric W asher was selected on account of Dresses its many features—a washer that we could recommend to our customers as being dependable—a washer that 55 Flannel 120 of them just arrived. we could guarantee to give years of satisfaction. Dresses in all Good assortment of Peas- shades — short ant Blouses in long git and long sleeves. three-quarter sleeves —a Sizes to 38; val- bright shades and bright $ 00 ues to $10.85. trimmings. Regular 85 | —— je Ro Soo | | \IFICENT FOREST SPECIMENS. These five Douglas fir trees are six feet in Sale— End Sale— |diameter and show 60 feet of the trunks, a little more than half way to the first limbs. “eD: ” . € $ $ 95 |The fir tree is one variety of many in Northwest forests, which officials ar i This Style Puts a Big 3 Electric : 95 ‘to protect from destruction thru the lessons of forest week. Phot pe bh eee lc “Bi a? Washer in Your Home CYNTHIA GREY —— g 4) Y Sepa Big 3 Electric Washers are sold exclusively by i The Grote-Rankin Co. in Seattle. This week we $ ) faa are demonstrating these Washers in our window 9 eres and in the Basement Store. Demonstrations will be made in your own home. Telephone EL iot- ae, ‘Man of Forty Writes): | to Defend His Age |: AP. PAREL SHOP | He Doesn't Cater to F lappers and] Prefers Woman of His Own Age sar Miss Grey: Please let me say something in defense of e man of 40.” Whether from actual experience, or only hearsay, the concensus of opinion seems to be that the man of 40 is a regular old Nick himself. I am just 40; not a saint, by any means. But there is — = ee a ul i rT anize . Club to | one thing I am not yet guilty of: to “fall” for a flapper. to Hold Maine Get Bridge Built! Give me 4 woman of my age, or even older. It matters not > co) ce) tt. Mag.| in this age where a mother could scarcely be distinguished ein appearance from her daughter. ‘A normal, healthy, ma- ture woman is much more attractive and charming to me than a flapper ever was or|® *\ could be. Guaranteed to do : the work 6620, Electric Department. = BAT BEAUTY "Caving in Alaska HO" BVA R Hou ‘| house of t : 107 Pike Street Between First and Second Avenues D ber of charming sales- r was operating a big bazaar r ball room at The Olym- aturday. The sale was ne interest of the chapter » Daughters of the Amer- ican Revolution at the University of Washington s of C y, trom 1 to and Thursday, m,, at her ar building, 1309 Youngstown School Seattle Engineers to Entertain Dads executive Meet on ba i fdg Campus) Community Day at the Youngs- jon of town school on Wedne: y will be in Mine ‘ogram at endo}! RE |y The Parent-Teachers” associa- on South American min-/tion will meet in the afternoon at ns by Joseph Daniels, ‘The evening program will con next June was . Mrs. Mekernon, | John Met san, Eagle | Sie wi Deva) Lodge Member, Dies ’ ured by a dads’ night iba, it was rec woman of 40 than to an c | 18 women's organtz _|that th : } |board and urge anged by Mrs. rota TSA RRA. trae sist of music by the school orchestra, nit page siieh Aico 0. W. Mietke, pr t of the Rose | ® jan Arbor day dHil, a talk by Mrs. Haver nature (°° 9 COLOR IT NEW WITH active : coat tehay }Mae Avery Wilkins of the Seattle make. (abt vane RY ETD SENG "itd ding at|park board and a fitm called “The : myvelf, jhe did not wis! : ; ity will bo preceded by |Beauties of the Pacific Northwest.” tibus non ¢ “ nSlup “officially’’ at all. He ind 7 si dhe Onivacaity > Geni a Sera, DIAMOND DYES" fi eis wish to leave the mi hor: =n, the) Unlveralty:| Cony 0, I would not exchange < ae lp to th (Advertisement) : ; It is ‘by which ¥ Proposals will be received by the s | s by Pees vnitat Be |Bureau_of Supplies and Accounts, 7 |< : her avy Depa nt, Washington, D. it guar there has been in the pi until 10 ck a. m., May 12, : | men of 40 like ye Diam ring brushes, muri- . g' Do't If they nitric and 'hydro= : a: fu Less fish is being eaten In G oils, leather, aqua ammo- é ump borax, calcium phosphide, sliver nitrate, um bicarbor nd fresh water Yard, Puget for proposals ply Officer, Navy Yard, Wash., or to the Accounts, Teeth As Low As $5.00 The Best Set in Se- attle for $15— and this means no more. $10 and $12 Gold Crowns $4 and $5—No More. Gold Inlays, {2.50 to $5—No More. Plates Repaired, $1.00. Teeth Added, 25¢ Extra Remember, above prices are the maximum. Boston Dental Offices 1420% 2nd Avenue Britain than before the war per capita consumption fro! to 1910 was 41 pounds. Now it is are Just about entering | aips ribbons, skirts, wa fous Diniond no) other A fine Cat SORE, TIRED I: : claim z unnatural DANCING Wholesome Entertainment Every Night The Brown Dentistry is like wine it gets better with age PEOPLE 170,000 PEOPLE| | “OMSGME civ have had their (DENTAL WORK | TENTH CARED FOR at the offices| of Dr. Edwin J, Brown, Seattle's | Leading Dentist. Thirty years’ ex. perionce has enabled Dr. Brown to} evolve a system of dental method | ali his own which has given the! Brown Dents! Offices an enviablo | famo nation-wide, Faithful work, long hours and giving people the best and most for thelr money is the secret of Dr, Brown's Success, All Dental Work is now being mate at greatly reduced Prices until May 5 |1, 1925, and all work ts guarantesa, Sent By His Own Doctor and tell you wheth: they are} Jor for similar “reasons.” It is be- | cause of un unhealthful desir or whether {t or mixed go: man, with whom. th elfishly share thelr Jc the sorrows. 'T says sho is tired of the men of 40, is in reality tired of her own emp: ness of heart and min il find that the “thrill rom a much younger m SORE, TENDER FEET Qi tea an such very, mort - | not worth the candle at all RAW, ITCHY TOES §| — — How to Avoid “Rings” i in Removing Grease Spots - Never rub in circles—rub gently with a i tion, blenrling the edges of the vod ope Follow directions on label. In conclusion, let me say this:| “After a long, hot day on my If the men of 40 do ‘faill” for fi | “4 Cleaning Fluid I run for Ti," writes a city saat | pers, they are at least — sincere | | Mer. oot CotumbeSerest 1 sulfer Sroadfully » ith Piles for 10 Removes Grease. SPOTS Font ) matter how my feet Irritating acld] enough, candid enough and honest | Mee SS LIEN Seta =| oe ‘y pat ey | Ripe yiratior ‘om | 7} is ae hee! Without Injury to Fabric or Color and ba draws gut all the pain | m perspiration from | enough to admit that it is not be TCAdvenilnel nt) | { Wats and today last well as healthy.” 29 Wn Wr A Sian Stan ota Dro Sere new.” the foot pore Acts right off. corns, bunions, cat ause they want to “father” 'If you, too, are suffering with Piles or other Rectal or Colon disorders, you must sooner of later stop experimenting with your health, and jbe cured as L have cured thousands of | cases, many of the most severe and of as [Beare years. Mynon-surgi+ caltreatmentisGUARAN- TEED to cure your Piles, or your fee will be refunded. end today for my FREE, \ illustrated book. AN | WY X-RAY ay PHOTOGRAPH of. your Langs ‘or | Stomach for | be | Kiwanis Club ‘Holds dear eeotee \“Crew Day” Tuesday University of Washington 1 Rusty Callow and muste A few any drug feet that never swell, never hurt, never get tired, Text Tiz free, Send this coupon. buy a box of Tiz at} epartment store. Have ‘ Reaching, swollen BEY foot ~ ‘The moment | ¢ “Phillips Milk of Mag: |} 1 this soreness, itching {feature the “Crew Day" meeting of disappears, Just pat it TAVAN NES students of the university will|¢@ WATCHES~right with the Sun unttt April 8 ‘Walter Lather Dodge Co. $ tos stadison Ave New York City ts Mall Moaample “TIZ" n, | the Kiwanis club in ‘The Olymp instantly. Nothing else stops | Tuesday noon, Callow will talk to ors, relieves foot soreness and | the members on rowing and pat fou »t weariness so promptly as this|larly on the Poughkeepste harmless antacid, which the er will enter again 1 thi e Insist upon genuine “Phillips Mil ar provided Seattle fans will fur-|& ALBERT HANSEN fagnesia.” All drug stores sell) nish the money to pay expenses of nt bottles, the trip. HANSEN & COMPANY 1518 SECOND AVENUE me Sucecasors to » FOR THE RELIEF OF Pain in the Stomach and Bowels, Intestinal Cramp CoLic, DIARRHEA = SOLD EVERYWHERE ~