The Seattle Star Newspaper, August 24, 1925, Page 3

fas 9 aE Ne ee Re He ee BERS FRR be tee ee ry ; f, 4 4 4 ‘ ‘ 4 ; f wa ( MONDAY AUGUST 24 1925. THE § EATTLE STAR PAGE 3 DEDICATE NEW? stam Claims @IRE HOUSE eee coo WINS HONOR f ba ae h c. bare ‘ ot oy Mra. A. F. Pa me Texans Entertain i Tourists on Frida A A W. in | ®% thelr habitat will stage ‘ g at 1915 ¥ —————————d Get a Copy ators Today JOHN DAVIS &CO “Segtetss Lege Rete! Agomes” woes ornces Y) No Rose Silver Gets $1,000! N.Y. Art Scholarship Sebastian A. White Credit Business Called by Death Amazes Importer, ****tis3p \: White, #8 8 retived his hor 46 Yim of New ‘ | Community Fund to White, ail of Seat Be Luncheon Topic’s599 Come Here on The wee cen ee Spokane Excursion ligious Edt Kors, ‘Dues lay at Meves’ . WII be de Sp trains from voted to dis f the Seattle | brought © than 600 Community fund, Dr, Park Weed) 8 N Willis will preside. Cleon B. Roo, | t attractiy executive secretary of the Commun > ity fund. ecutive sec of Washington will speak Don’t Be Misled ordinary “olive and palm” soap does what Palmolive does Cy and palm oils have been for ages the world’s supreme cosmetics. Cleo- patra used them. Roman beauties used them. Then in castile soap — real castile—they reached enormous fame. But men never knew how to make those oils supremely effective until Palmolive Soap came out. Consider the result. Palmolive has shown millions the way to better com- plexions. Fresh, clear skins are so common now that anything else is conspicuous. Palmolive has become, by proved results, the leading toilet soap of the world. It is made in five countries, to supply the world-wide demand. It is made in France—the home of fine cosmetics—because French women prize it so. 1 Matthew W, Hill, ex-| Gre Yet the price is 10 cents—as low as common soaps—with artificial color—often over-fatted—which claim “‘olive and palm oil” ingredients. Some people are misled into classing such soaps with Palmolive. Palmolive Soap is a unique creation, based on 60 years of soap study. It brings you olive and palm oil effects in ways never known before. Were that not So, it would never have reached the pinnacle place of today. There are soaps that fairly compare with it—two that we know. But they cost you 25 cents. Cheap “olive and palm” soaps will sadly disappoint, if you seek for Palmolive results. Note the unnatural “too green” color of Palmolive imitators. What does that suggest? Men don’t paint nature to improve it. Olive and palm oils——nothing else. give Palmolive its delicate, natural color. Olive and palm oils——no other fats whatsoever——are used in Palmolive, No “super-fatting,” no “super-anything”—the only secret to Palmolive is its blending. And that is judged one of the world’s priceless beauty secrets. If you seek a mere cleanser, ordinary soap will clean. But the Palmolive appeal is to women who seek beauty and skin health. Don’t think that such results can come from ordinary “olive and palm” soap. Probably nothing in all history has done so much for beauty as Palmolive Soap. Nothing else is doing so much today. ' Wash, launder, cleanse with any soap you wish. But when beauty is at stake — take care. Use Palmolive, nature’s formula to “Keep That Schoolgirl Complexion.” IN PARIS French women are discarding French soaps for Palmolive Palmolive is today one of the two greatest selling toilet soaps in France. Parisian beau- ties are happy to pay almost twice as much for a cake of Palmolive as American women pay. And, in many cases, three times as much as for their own French soaps. Re- member this when tempted by costly French soaps, or by “French” claims for soaps. Note carefully the name and wrapper. Palmolive is never sold unwrapped. SSSSSS SSS it were Kelly and Wilos SEATTLE GIRL ‘Desperadoes? They Were Hardly Big | Enough to Stretch Hangman’s Rope eo | JAMES WILLOS (left) and Bil worth Kelly, spapped just after their capture, Below: t ptors, left to and Rexford, < tensen Dy Ke and Constable BY How y. 4.-—~The castern Wash POSSE MEMBERS LOOKED FOR SHOOTING Ne inn! a at the whe yelled back Chris Why, got the convicts,” Christopherson. "Why tulate us? answered Anat. voi congr The have.” deuce there wa you © fro is Willo: Kelly,” y nam Mine i The: chase The trail had ended apparent artifac Killer JUST A PAIR OF WILTED SOULS $o much had been said, So much cted hale, gs heroes, and in air of wilted ould have been mado of r stuff at was an anticlimax, Why, they scarcely weighed enough to stretch the hangman's ropes It was at the head of Rock Creek canyon, elght miles beyond Golden- | dale, that they were found. A track of a tire that had turned from the road was seen, ‘The deputies stop- ped, got out and, taking their rifles, followed it In about 200 yards Deputies 5 the Beside Willos pursuers lown, had his back to his Kelly was and attempt- ne from a can Neither man was within looking ing to spear sitting on a dreamed that danger miles. “Stlek ‘em up," Jackson and Christopherson — ordered. In stantly they were on their feet, hands in air, Both men had sworn that they would never be taken alive, Both had that they woul shoot themselves — first, Yet there they were with hands sticking in’ the hoot me as T stind with’ my hands in the air, tome be en the shoulder and shoot me dead,” Kelly sald. Vifteen minutes later we saw him he sald: 4 after mustache that twitched. | outed. | | ®| force, piled in tlers in front of the ae E-RANKIN CO__| LGLA Premge ” THE GRO! FIFTH AVENUI D PIKE STREET Wear for Campu Balbriggan Jersey Frocks Thin‘! favorite a great for college wear this Autumn Its youthful chic, its prac tical and yet modish st the Chanel neck «and skirt treatment, its long and tailored pockets, ommend it especially to t leeve will ree college girl. These frocks are shown in Bluejay, ros green, tan or wood colorings, trimmed wit crepe or self fabric, in size from 14 years to 38 bi measure The young lady preparing for school will want t< k advantage of. the pe price —The Grote-Rankin Company, Second Floor College Girls’ Slickers Just Arrived 1 on the campus brings out flocks of worn with an air of affected ca’ tewistic of the college girl. Yellow Slickers Red, Green and Blue Slickers........ $6.95 Coats of dull rubber in red, green, blue. . $7.95 No garment is so practical, and at the same time so smart this Fs s the College Girl Slicker. —The Grote-Rankin Company, Second Floor Art-RucGs In Attractive New Patterns There are colorful, attractive patterns, syitable for the nursery, the kitchen, the bedroom or bath. The sun room, the living room, and the dining room, too, will be easier to clean, more sanitary for the child on the floor, and just as inviting if you re- place your carpets with Congoleum Rugs. The prices are reasonable, too, so that you need not hesitate on account of expense 60¢ 18x36 inches x4-6 2. 8x6. 6x9 All sizes, in a wide assortment of patterns. —The Grote-Rankin Company, Second Floor If You Investigate the National Pressure Cooker You will find that steam- ing, or boiling, frying, roast- ing and canning ntay be done in one-third the ordinary time, saving two-thirds the time and labor, at least one- half the fuel bill, and 259% of the meat usually lost in shrinkage or evaporation. And you will find that you can prepare tastier, more healthful foods, because all of the mineral salts, iron, vitamines and natural food flavors are retained. ONE DOLLAR DOWN AND SMALL WEEKLY OR MONTHLY PAYMENTS —The Grote-Rankin Company, Basement Floor |Dr. Cowan Dies by Heart Attack Stricken with heart failure at his “These men were gentlemen for not shooting.” For that one fleeting instant under the sheriff's gun, life had seemed bitter for him to pear, The hangman's noose too terrible, but ss the instant waned his love of life returned, home in the Arkona apartments, First ave. and Denny Dr. way, Charles died suddenly ‘and they were giving him bak- He was a member of the ing soda to settle his stomach, ns, the Royal Arcanum and the The bod, on mortus Then followed the return to Port+| at the Bonney- Every town turned out to} yw. Bingen was there in land. greet them | Eastern Star Lodge to Observe Founding ene riba West Seattle chapter No. 108, a bile | Order of the rn Star, will cele- ts 60th b store. They swarmed around the auto, all curtous. Hood River was the So was Portland, where lights popped, and the flares before the mgvie cameras, ‘Then came ‘the cells he clanked, the huge lever wa down and the chase was day and anni ening in the Ma. California a doors | ve pulled | all past history, I came away with Kelly's request to the’ Sailer stil sounding in my For.Baby’s Sake! ears! Nothing soothes # tive mo a little baking soda nid Kenly ito, nothing 118 est heals baby’s tender Desperadoes? skin so well as this Hunt = pure white powder— io ~ wee WILSON'S Kora Koni y Ml nh} who has lived , | i