The Seattle Star Newspaper, December 1, 1925, Page 10

GIRL WELFARE IN NEW BILL Protection Rap Bankers in Hot Debate at Legislature Savings and Loan Men Object to Banking Supervisor Control Measure to Be Introduced in Senate Hy ; It Staff Correspondent OLYMPIA Missing \ fan } Hon. ¥ acted uj tatur Met ui m torne)» workers it ; Measure » i ; " protection ' ; See This act « “ " , ‘ Penitentiary off | di and edu ad pe ; law whict fation of wome f : Moral purpo: : at x of cram not more ¢ 3 A t t tentlary tence ¢ et Every five years. No minimum ° ia provid y amendment provides « min takes away Architects Plan to Te ~ Visit Awhile in City ys i i . BY MARKIE KOWE DUNDAK j : rtist ' ere WINSTON sist } En route to Los A office WIN T : EE and directors of Sthetiban '¥ 1 | Miitute of Architects will arrive 1 } Beattie Wedn vening for 4 three-day The party D. Everett Wa be entertained wht! @ dinner and a chapter me | the Rainier c Thurs: and by sightsce alty. New York, wil n Sea by nth evening savings and loa edu I'd like to have me there to t me from doing it troubles of their own. La end to those first “Since 1913 there has been on stance where « tation did not and that’s bec a bank that failed. no failures of bu! ciations where not pay out Wouldn't the stockhe Scandinavian Gleamy, Thick, Wavy ie Bair in a Moment ¢ it had money in There have been & and loan asso H Nes rmr ews cwsres rms ses rersereerd companies did American bank || had the i to have those associations? from these disint 4 per cent was the t worse. oe 2 STATE MONEY IS thine own eye? both a banker and a Worrall Wilson’s nes and loan man. Bb mpared loan companies and the systems of the banks, and said the {saving was reflected in. the larger dividends paid by the loan associa not the mote the Appropriations Allowed in | Spote of Hartley’s Warning “There have been 13 failures in t 8 in the By Staff Correspondent 1 ‘The ng a tota f Try this! When combing} not one failure of a bi @n@ brushing your hair, just moisten sociation on rec Your hair brush with a little “Dan “These ban | @erine” and brush it through your| from the | hair. The effect is startling! You can ter prot t savings in ress your hair immediately and it! own coffers for their own people. 1 Will appear twice as thick and heavy,| know that not « @M abundance of gleamy, wavy hair,! state are asking Sparkling with lite, incomparably| derstand Joe Gott, fresh, youthful. the Déxter Hor iG Besides beautifying the hair, a 35-) is not, supporting it. Bills of this | type have become the major « of the Washington Bankers | tion.” Iding and lov d." stated W ers better pick t "LA, Dee. own eyes first their of Seattle nount that wa IAT the tankers tried to double year, and which | + cross the savings and loan a {0 Mine, with ‘his anti sociations back ‘as early as 19 policy, did. not was brought out by EL lL. Tt committee also rth, former member of the leg ire of taxation jon under Gov. Hart Sathene etary of the Washing- and helping the hair to grow | ton Savings and Loan league, Reciiny dnd juxuriant | “I wish they would be as di = |turbed about their bank failures the/they are about our savings and| making a loan associations that have never! tra $6,000 1 = | thi te. ‘The federal government appropriates about $10,000 a year for maternity aid in this state If the stato appropriates $6,000 | The governor made no provision for the inapection of tubercular cat = Nowwiththat = (feitircon _finer-than-ever taste ~ Carnation Milk today wouldn’t be Washington’s leading Jin nis me . . . | the tax litig brand of evaporated milk—just as it has been for nearly | tive to railroad aase @ quarter of a century—if its quality had ever been | allowed to stand still. Today Carnation Milk is finer than ever, with a creamy-delicate taste and eolorwhich make Carnation supremacy more striking than ever before. s on the hair like dd exar and now enate committee added $5,000, total of $40,000 for mater PEPER EEE EE SLE RL EE RE BRE EE wr REE ERE Et ee ER eS Re PS ES RS RS PSPs PS PSA RE Ns PS PS PS PPS PS EPS PS PIS RS PS MS PS PS PS PE EPS PS PS ES ‘3 pumpkin hit The ex vertisement. pies aid in hou treatment 000 to care tax commis overnor hting of nin this state rela ased ratios, hag been passed upon as yet. The 000 which the governor recom. the attor a in fighting these suits was cut to $10,000 r $20, rn sener rail Killed Boy Because | He Had the Notion NEW YORK, Doc. 1 eer cris greener reason tha “he notion," | FREE—Writefor Mrs, Mery Blake's Ganda Faetle, Atcyeassold. underaizen | Samous Carnation Cook Book head of his friend, Georg then took $5.60 from the dead pocket, which he apent playing pool ‘1 a movie and buying ice Marwanion Mitx Propects Couranr Five Condenteries in Washington— Carnation’ s Birthplace 9060 Start Bidt., Senttle, Washington Ki to sodas for three girl friend: cording to District Attor ehan of the Bronx, w | the meat of a confession made by after he had told three con This, ney Me "From Contented Cows” sunday | night by Margaret, |who had returned from a week-end | vinit was found yrdon's sister, It tastes Crea j It looks Creamy --~It is Creamy » ehiry |Celebrate Natal mee kc | Day of K. C. Club YMmation | | BRAND | <— OER SEEN EER RRARRARRRRA RAR RRR ABA AS ea 4 t versed in| ounetl and of the The organize lod, the war period, the ent and the future of Hver cll and of the order will be and discussed at the Wednesday eye ning purty. pres THE SEATTLE STAR HUSKIES FEED Bagshaw’s Champs to Be). Guests at Supper Party Washing Mass Meeting it Bailey’s Church b PY Students Will Shop By Telephone call ELsot-4100 and you ¥ Give Pictures for Christmas! ton Study Parasites | — - ( * RED BREAKS Away IN Last GAME — DRAFT CHURCH ""P ‘Sai Hee o> | WINES BILL Use Liquors Would Regulate of Sacramental By Staff “RED” GRANGE played his last college game against Ohio State University, leading his ;“™ a E ‘team to a 14 to 9 victory and playing a magnificent game. . yard gain in the first quarter f in front of him Britton, Illinois fullback, is lunging to take an Ohio player out of the away for a 20- way. the Univ Rl DL TA ak A LP A i ak RS a a AE ek A ak ak kk HS Rs MS TS ME A PS RES POPS PEE EPS PDs PS Photo shows him breaking |?" He is seen at the extreme right, and just |‘ turing t tu VEHICLE EXPORTS HIGH cas fine ¢ x ‘months by Dr the Universit It has been estimated that m t oi Citlet Gtfenbe & Harbor f the United De Fk DL ek ik ak Sik ik ik ak ak kh A Th ak ih hk 8 eM Personal Service Seattle Second Floor—The Bon Marche ‘ t., — VERY woman—whether she is mistress of a home, an apartment, or of a hotel room—wants pictures on her walls! Every day a picture becomes dearer to its owner—more important—mellower, like old friends and old books! The Bon Marche has chosen its holiday gift pictures with an eye to every taste and to every pocket book. Come in and let us show you a hundred lovely solutions to some particular gift problem! Well Framed Reproductions, $1.00 uch favorites as End of the Trail, The Scout, Appeal to the Great Spirit, and many of the older masters are represented in this group. The pictures are coVered with good quality glass, and the frames are polychrome in soft tints. CREM MAR ER Size 11x18. ¢ Beloved Buddies: Such animals this year, my > ¢ + : q - # Famous Reproductions $1.25 ¢ Including several Corot’s, and many well-known biblical subjects. The pictures are glass covered, and finished with Effective New Oilettes 85c A process in reproduction which imparts the same and richness of line that one softness paintings, Beautiful landscape are many Useful New Fireplace Pictures, for Gifts, $5.50 Each The very smart, long, narrow pictures which are so effective over low mantel boards or book shelves. There subjects included—and many reproductions from old masters. Christmas Gifts y Hairdressing Outfits $1.50 Included in’ thi high-grade electri u iron, drying comb and n celling clamp. Coffee Urn Set $37.50 Famous Manning-low ' make Oo xtyles to Ke from wing ono tured, include: ffec sugar, creamer and tray man Sloot Extension Mirror $1.9 Noat quality plate mirror round valccomplete with nlekel dd extonsion, dunt the thing to give husband, brother. or father Union St, Basement These are reproductions of old masters, and are framed in rather hea e and tin clothes pins, complet AALABRAKAAAARAAKRKABDAKAAA RK A ished fn enamele will Vike. AN My Very new, round style decorations—black back- © the monkey orchestra—well, finds ‘in oil ground, with everlasting flowers in lovely shadings, ¥ there are others just as arranged formally in the manner of old flower tap- smart. And a goose on estries. These are smartly framed in black, and glass wheels and a hen harnessed covered. to a wagon. Teddy bears y metal-burnish frames. Fox Landscape Prints $2.00 in perfect home. Size 12x15, and tastefully framed. taste 7h Tk bt Mr b 7 ™ 2 Slit Ln rinagyacapgdece emacs meme mca one seen wenoRetR steer corcs | Christmas P. oO. CHRISTMAS TOYS! Santa Claus has just unpacked a whole load for girls and boys Steam Shovels $1.00 Passenger Steamer $1.00 colors and stron Roly Poly 69¢ Novel figures that will not lay down. Bright colors that tiny girls and boys AE NE DAL FA Fak PARRA PARAPATOPAA DS AMAR AME RE MH ME EERE A ERE AE NE RENE Re Christmas Gifts for Dad _Men’s All-Rayon and Silk /and Rayon Socks, Pair excellent assortment of socks that will give and comfort. Solid colors and attractive taste, Plain black, gray, navy, cordovan and French tan. Also fancy stripes in all colors, Sizes 91% to 111 dears, such animals! Dogs that can almost bite, they are so big, and horses like the horses that Tom Mix rides, and monkeys—you have seen BRBAR AR BURR RO RO RO RO Oe eS RU # stipled frames in colors. Sizes 9x13. ‘ ¢ ¢ Handsome Wall Decorations $4.50 } @ and Teddy bears! And ani- mals such as never went into the Ark nor came out. There's only one way—and that’s to hurry down and see them—this coming week, sure! Yours, looking-forwardly, s& Cc. Water Color Landscapes $2.50 Exquisite sylvan and water scenes, genuine water colors, neatly framed. Glass covered. for PS PA Pk PIA PS PS RA EPS PS PS A PS PE RS * ¥ % ¥ ¢ % # ¥ ¢ ¥ % ¥ ¢ ¥ ¥ be Fourth Mleor—The Bon Marche PARSER PAS REE Parcel post and express ¥ packages will be wrapped #@ or packed and mailed or % expressed at the Christ- 5 mas Postoffice and Ex- # * HM and Express t ¢ Aluminum ini rsalgd cin nee press Station, located on bright, at RR te: § the Fourth Floor. tractive col Percolator ra. Wort just ke th 36-Inch Outing Flannel 20c Yd. =i 25-Piece China Set A toy every boy will en- ST MAPS PETES RSS SRA PERS TAPS TS Re PSPS TENE RAEI Po A MAKKABRRARARABKBABRRARM joy. Ham- $2.95 mer, saw 2,000 yards—plain white and touts, (ther SF colored stripes, kK, tar Fine Nippon” china with tools, in a ‘s ‘a abla eas gold-border decoration. Set con- strong box and blue, Splendid quality at Fate Orie 6 waucers, 6 this low price. Lengths to 20 plates, 1. co: inh, 1 tea pot, yards 1 sugar bow!, | creamer, 1 meat mM = platter J a Jointed Doll | “Daisy Air Rifle $1.00 32-Inch Gingham 1 $1.65 Mado with strong springs 15c Yard well ‘finished, single shotgun at ; 61 (| ported, un] a price 1,800 yards Dress Ginghaw 4 sed doll, with * plaids « eo! = “ | eoabs ith Sandy Andy $1.00 plaids and checks—firm, 1 ) 5 smooth quality. 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