The Seattle Star Newspaper, May 19, 1925, Page 10

THE SEATTLE STAR POLAR TRIP TO, cUNTHIA GREY ———— THEATER BEING Se*tee,Cottres ., (CHINESE IS HELD "sist APwit,thams SEE BIG FUTURE AID FoRecasTs |More Letters Arrive) REDECORATED one Oy vals Tl or calla a er in >. Home west Be Weather Predictions May Be || va rom & ontented Ones Metropolitan's Refinishing mine B.C. H More Accurate After Flight A Pipe aa . || Completed by May 31 Readers of Cynthia’s Coluain Advise e s Wa painaie * | n on This Important Question y | ans BY CYNTHIA GREY ' , en ‘ Ona tal ea rial havmlc icahene Grandadd Lp : * International Labor 2 <4 rh t of ‘content t still prevades the Cynt Thinks Her Husband Conference Opened apts : care May Be a Bigamist * ' *e » 8 4 ‘ e “ Fire in N. Y. Subway Hurts 25 Passengers ‘ = & : Park Your Car in the j re like “Four-Store” Garage Permanent Waving E m with a amile if rt Avenue and Union Special Rate $15.00 3 ee é ry uf * ’ "regent or ithe check < ne We , rate at time of making a , , ! r te urehidac SECOND AVENUR—FKOM PIKE TO UNION STRERT Second Floor—The Bon Marche ; BE 3,200 m tll has a sn au het plance toh positio That | ! The air voyages w ta r Beet te end Aus at wom at ht. but my heart Contpne the aches for sor are ’ ngintors sidered anything, J y ) Bhi une it is the worst crime ¢ ke 9 fe ar pee: Unit } use her as his supply for h Ast sf . f i ND AND FATHER Funeral Services hai li /5 00 P C. h Eva for Drowned Men Miss Grey: I do enjoy your column and wouldn't do airs s to oose ro © Funeral services witl be held thx without it for anything, for there is ays sO) ng in it Lig RETO m_| Brening for Jullan A. spha att, 2 «nd! that interests me. So many people ir mar com: ishers aro ’ nie nnee . Sanernens ried life. Well, Miss Grey, I am 20 ried to thi Zoughary, whe drowned in the Ptb @huck river while fishing last Thurs husband of mine. Yes, we "sure ly have quar ometin but never very many. My husband is a man who we ouldn’ “3 me Good looking curtains Plain and block designs, fresh and serviceable made with neat ruffles, and complete with ruf- Pr fled tiebacks. In white * only. Fourth Ploor—The Don Marche which will put new life in springtime windows. +). The Lord never could have gi honest man. And I also be to keep them busy there would be Rev. Ambrose ap ong sem. | My husband is always ) bus ¥ with postage st gaa Undertaking pariors at 6/St4Mp collector, 3 y ym. fancy work or play dle aged people. Ma We will be happy together 1 licen Company to Hold Conclave Here Carrying enthusiasm ~ Many Wise Mothers Meet Wednesday in The Bon Heels Baby Shop| *| Rouge and The | Seventh ave. I Where u ish prices standard in the Baby S Giighain Panty. Peete: Special. 7 95¢ Charming litte » ty les, nach, = GH) Little Tots’ Summer Dresses, 59c to $1.25 \ lawr ‘ither long or touches of has a deep finds flashes Dainty Bassinette Cribs $4.95 | I 4 oJ Fp j of color in pi ak or blue ri bton The tea plant grows best in the pure cool met ta Give 27 -Inch Dia ers of Outing Flannel—Dozen $1.95 | | _ Bassinette Mattresses $3. 95 atmosphere of a mountain teagarden. The =" —*" to: ae ean ee etalk cots eottig oct fy Cen enane,. higher the garden, the finer and more de- tly cotton filled, to fit bassinette beds. fe licious the flavor of the tea.. This is part- : ly due to the clear sunshine on a high ' mountain side, partly to the more invigor- ating air, partly to the more frequent rain- fall and perfect drainage. The largest and roughest leaf grown at an elevation of 7000 feet is much superior in flavor to the Neg Suits! New Tailored Tweeds! —which establish simplicity as the heighth of good style! tiniest tip grown only 2000 feet above sea- ¢ ' Prank x. spin: SUITS which express all of Spring's $35 .00 and $49. 50 INE imported tweeds, collar I i lure the out-of Aeon with a pe tweeds, collared with ievel. All teas used in the *SALADA”’ blends pia, resting at Pero e ee Cae oem co Wank wae aah from 4000 f to 7,500 feet el ym se pak. * MeGar, few long lines, a few deft touches of ~ jlack velvet, with very long or the are grown eet to 7, ee! c= rf v y tailored newness, and a iplicity short jacket. Double breasted jackets vation. The trademark ‘*SALADA”’ is a guarantee of quality. which is as youthful as sp herself! Second Hloor—The Bon Marche have four or five buttons, and single breasted styles favor the two-button idea. In new field and wool tans, and the new blues, coral, peach and light greens. 1,000 Yards Japanese Crepe, 20c frem Sidewalk Motoring—Good Fun! Queen Anrie, Suitable for house dresses, draper- r —— ies and summer cushion covers, In Sport Model Automobiles =| Men to Be Retried blue or rose. Special $5.95 for Bothell Hold»p ainck eee ier nie é rank. Ks Good sheer qui ' nes and summer frocks. In In blue, pink, f Ti 45-Inch Bleached Pillow Tubing ‘ot an attest of Jt | Also they got new trial with all t ox |penses. Deputy Pro , Yard 39c Hammer late ni 1 nd fir w rin torn Miller Rubber 49c Balls Excellent bouncing; fine Stre ) for many hov | ~ hold uses. In lengths to 20 yards \\\ $35.00 $49.50 May 22 to September 15 | aed Fourth Floor—The Bon Liberal Stopover Privileges Final Return Limite. 3t | Says Rainier Line Third Floor—The Bon Marche | Second Floor—The Mark ‘ L colossal iiasged is Bon Marche Reduced round trip fares from Pacific Northwest Would Make Profit r points to Minneapolis, St. Paul, ($72), Chicago, ($86), | Comptroller Harry Carroll's predic: | New York and all other principal eastern cities, via owe $3,048 Glacier National Park. Ls Visit_the folks “back home’ this year. Make it a trip de luxe. Go the genic, comfortable Great Northern way on _ % ORIENTAL LIMITED Finest Train East—No Extra Fare To Chicago Without Change 4 ILoteel train, specially Pullman-equipped throughout, | f bibiss dtasheal crevel. service. \ Dinitg car, Heh excallent teak | i ‘ee sll the (Giant, ei-burning locomotives and longest cinder: Replenish Salmon | less mileage of any railroad in the Northwest. Smooth roadbed, Heavy eteel raile and electric block signals insure safety. | in State epee | ' OLYMPIA, Ma 19. Millions of uns el What a Dollar Will Do! (g For Your Kitchen! Take your choice of the lot, i line ie net in-| of $246,621.59. He maid thi Hable for writing off de | Fe d paying bond principal | fF Grinders fam) White iam with ei Make Your Summer Table Gleam With 81.00 Cut Glass Stemware Nenade At an Exceptionally Low Price! enameled An crmhite (XTRA good quality thin-blown glass, in two und. alive 4 shapes, either flared or cupped. Goblets, $1.00. and tall and low sherbets are meluded in this sonst Kitehen > Gr ay Pungeted Sy ft White knw. a ae bine ci ‘A nd Froue 81,00 Por detailed information, help in planalng your trip, apply to T, J. MOOK, Cy Vaswenger and Vieket A J WAVOUNG, General Agent, Vassenuer Dept. | 1408 Vourth Ay, Telephone MA IneOH00 | mon fry will hatcherion t partment 000 hume 40-watt _ Great Northern FA i, a aig “8 A release of 6,500,000 Chinook sal Xi Union Street Basement—The Bon Marehe lot, man will be made at the Green riv | ; Everywhere East man ‘f hatchery this wook, )