The Seattle star., April 11, 1922, Page 5, Image 5

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TTTSPAY, APRIL 11, 11*22.
Why they
f like Lifebuoy
m Thousands of women have told why they
m like Lifebuoy.
M Here are a few of the things they say:
m "It leaves my skin so soft and smooth."
m "It keeps my hands from feeling dry and
K harsh.''
m "It has such a pleasant after-feeling."
m " When I use Lifebuoy, I can almost feel
m its palm and cocoanut oils flowing over
■ my hands.'*
■ What is the secret? Simply that Lifebuoy
I cleans the whole depth of the pores—and opens
I them to Lifebuoy's softening palm and cocoa
■ nut oils.
■ It has given housekeepers and women who
■ work with their hands a new idea of skin com- _
M fort and health. ■
It is a soap you win love to use. I
\LIFEBUOV
\HEALTH SOAPy
The big RED oak*
RAYMOND. Funeral a»rvU-*a
held Tu«»<Uy for Emera L D« For
rest (J. who wu kin«d whila work
U>X on etm«n in Rvmoixl mill
V*
•its
coming!
the
/ fant
star of
the
. motoring
/-v Easter Clothes
on Credit
ATTRACTIVE /rl V R SUITS IN TRICOTINES
CAPES, WRAPS (J g AND TWILLS
AND SPORT (OATS Cltvtrly tailored novelties In tuns nnd navy.
Wraps and cap«s in all high shades, blacks and 'lombliilnK style and service In garments of un
navy—ln Orlando, Veldyrte, Normandy and other unuul utility.
modern materials. Women who wenr nl*< h larger than the usual 42
Polo Coata In Camel's Hair, Tweeds and striking ran be fitted here, as we carry a complete seler
I'lalds—for women, mioses and d» * A C/"k " on garments In hI/jm from Cf\
children. I'rlcea from vi I■ DU 47 to SS VM /•O vl
>mall amount urul arrnniir for I l(w}bjyHßHaasM|ik_
M1 1 yf' Ihe lialsnce In weekly or 1"*!^
?0» I n ion HI 1332 1334 Second Ave.
"KKKITNO nr will tha mib-
Jart of a iM tur* by Dr Maud Parltar
Nfnn tho AthMk club at lha T. W.
C. A. Tixwlar at 7)op. ro Tha pub
lie L* InviONl.
Don't Spoil Your Child's
Hair by Washing It
When you *uh rt>ur child'* hair,
be careful whs I you W. Mnet mapa
•ad prep* r~l ihunpoon contain too
much alkali. which la very Injurious,
as It drtm tha scalp and makes tha
hair brittle.
The befft thin* to use la Mulsiflsd
coroanut oil shampoo, for this Is purs
and entirely *reasele«s It's wrr
' h»sp and beats mi> thin* rise all to
piece*.
Two or three teasponnfuls of Mill
slflad In a cup or irlaas with a Itttls
warm water Is all that la required.
Himt'tv moisten the haJr with wstar.
and rub It In. It makes an abun
dance of rich, creamy lather, cleanses
thor'Mii-hljr, and rinses out easily.
Tha hair drle, quickly snd evenly,
tnd Is soft, fresh lonkm». hrljtht. fluf
fy. wavy and easy »o handle Itesldea.
It looeens and takes out every par
tlcla of dust, dirt and dandruff. Tou
ran «et Mulslfled at any dru« store,
and a few ounces will last everyone
in the family fo r month* lie sure
your druwrlst fives you Mulslfled.—
Advertisement.
PMNNKY KIIMiK lmi>ro*at»ant
rlab will h«/ l>mn tendon. K. J.
Ilrown. T. J. C*unnln#ham and H. *
To mar. mayoralty rnndidmiaa, and
Mra. Ilanry 1-ajvW. F. D llaydan.
Chartaa ft. Oailant and C K. Cola
imt. council randtdataa, al a »»t
ln» at I p m W»di»»»d«y. Th» nw*t
in* will ba held In tha Me'hodlirt
church at tld >L and Graonwuod
atra.
ARENA MHT
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KREISLER
WtrM'i <.r»»lMl % lollnut
• r.AT *AI.K HOW—AIUCWA
THE SEATTLE STAR
IN ENGRAVING BUREAU ROW
l.ouis Albert Hill, left, new director of the Iturrau of Print
ing and h'ngrnving, succeeding J a men F. W'ilmarth, rxght.
Hi solutions for investigation into the s widen dismissal of
W'ilmarth and practical]/ hi# entire staff have been intro
duced in congress and the senate.
Big Colorado River
Project in Balance
IIY JACK Jl Nt.MKYKH
DRNVKR, April II The bridling
of (.0M.900 wild horeepow*r on th*
Colorado rtvar to agricultural and It'
du.trtal pur|Hia*« In the .even *tat«a
adjacent to tha *tr**t ia In th* b*l
anc*.
The conrluelon of th* Colorado riv
er commiealon field hearing*, preald
ed over by Herbert Hoover, aecretary
of couimerv*. advanced the project
to th* critical »tage.
Th* furmulattoo of an agreement
bertween California. Arlaona, New
Mexico. Nevada. Colorado. Utah and
Wyoming us the one eide and the
federal government on th* oth*r I*
th* neit *tep.
Ita realisation atlll in doubt—
would maan co-ordinated, acientlflc
t>ubllc conaervatlon and ua* of what
Hoover term* "on* of the nation'*
greatest awl*." Kallure would
mean a greedy erramble. eridlea* liti
gation and prtrat* exploitation.
That agreement la going to tie a
tough Joh. owing to the reluctance
to compromlae. "Mlate * right*" will
play an important part.
Knglneera who have (tudted the
Colorado notably Ulroctor Arthur
I*. Uavle of the U H rwlamatlon
eervine unite la eaytng there le
enough Water for all for at leaat 10
Shot* Lend Speed
to Bandits' Flight
Two a hot a. fired by Patrolman W
K Herg at two bandit au«pecta early
Tuesday, lent considerable speed to
the men'* escape, folios ears were
dispatched to search tha district
around Heeentb in. N. ml Harrl
soo et_ where the shooting occurred,
but 'he bandits had stepped so rapid
ly that tba police declared tbejr were |
probably In MamU«
llerg cemnuuidMl tha two me« to
halt when he saw them acting sua.
piciooaly. Tha roupls turned and
fled. Increasing their speed at ererjr!
tump, according to tlerg. who then
started shooting. f \
Newsboy Is Slugged
and Robbed by Thug
While collecting on his paper route
at I 10 Monday night. W J
a newsboy, of 1119 2llh ave N K.
waa slugs") and r«»bl>e<l of 111 by a
bandit In front of the home of J. T.
Krlck—n. 403J ISth ave N. K
Cameron was found a few moments
later. lying acnas the sidewalk. P<>
lire from l>ensm«ire precinct search,
ad th* neighborhood hut failed to lo
cate the bandit. Cameron did not see
hla aasailant. owing to the sudden
n»es of the sttsck.
Man Takes Poison,
but Dose Too Small
Amos Itllev. IS. a harher, attempt
rd to end his life Monday night by
swallowing sulphuric acid In hla
home at 1(21 Ktghth ave.. but failed
to lake enough. I>r Murphy of the
city hoe pi till waa refused admittance
by Riley when he tried to aid the suf
ferlng man. but two policemen took
Riley to the city hospital In spite of
his prntest"i and lodged him In Jail
after he bad been pronounced out of
danger.
Church Is Refused
Sacramental Wine
HAN Kit A NCI BCO, April 11
Hamtiel K. flutter, regional prohibi
tion director, ha* tvcelved a tela
■ram from National Prohibition
Tdrerior Itny llnyne »t WnxMngtnn
■uatnlnlng hi* refusal to permit de
livery of 4,000 gallon* of wine to the
Holy Order of I tnalk ruclan* for aac
ramental ptirpoae*.
Safe for Infanta, Child rm and AduHa
GLYCEROLE LOBELIA
Ctirea rough Instantly Contain* no
opiate* or Injurloua drum. If* the
best rough medicine mud*. ("Uvea In-
Htiint relief. BOr at nil driiff atorea, or
*ent, p. p. by Joyner IJrug Co.. Bpo
knna —Advertisement.
FIERY, ITCHY SKIN
QUICKLY SOOTHED
WITH SULPHUR
Mentho Sulphur, a pleasant rrrum,
will soothe and huit akin that la Ir
ritated or broken out with eosemn;
that la covered with ugly raah or
pimple*, or la rough or dry. Noth
ing subdue* fiery akin eruption* so
quil kly, aay* u not«yl akin specialist.
The moment this aulphur prepara
tion la applied the Itching atop* and
after two or three applications, the
ecxemtt la gone and the akin I* de
llghtfully clear and smooth. Hulphur
I* an precious na a akin remedy be
r-aiise it dcs'.roya the parasltra thnt
cause the burning, itching or dla
flgurement. Mentho • Hulphur al
way* heala ecacma tight up.
A hi rial I Jar of Mantho Hulphur
may he ha<l at any good drug atora.
—Advertisement.
veer» Yet Colorado and I'tah aapa
clally are loath to accept any fixed
proportion on the ground II might
jeopardise future upper ba»in davat
opmerita.
California want* flood protection
and security In ita Imperial valley
rarlamatlona. Nevada ee*ka |">ww
to develop low grade oraa. Arlaona
.nd New Mexico il'rn md enough wa
ter from the upper baaln to eacure
Irrigation expansion. Colorado and
Ctah want unlimited uae of their wa
ter*. with limitation* below. Wy
oming aak* for allocation to aaf*
guard Ha future.
Stripping away thoae raw rlvalrtea.
however, and the je*louele* of frwn
tier etatea, there la eufflcient com
mon Interret for tha creation of an
agreement, at laaat over a long teat
period
And that la the pmdlglnu* tank con
fronting th* commiaaioner* during
the neit to daya. after which. If a
contract I* framed. It goe* to the
■tale legtalaturea and to congreaa fur
ratification.
Here In the making 1* one of the
mo*t significant precedent* for the
utilisation of America', great nat
ural raaourrea—a real te*t of the
democmtle doctrln* of the greataat
good to th* great*** number.
Notes and
Comment on
THE OLD
HOME TOWN
| Puyailup lea Cnun (onipujr'i
plant at Hurkley la going up rapidly
and will ba nadjr for occupancy la
about M dtrv
* » *
Annual arntor play of tba Aber
ideen high school will ba priaantad at
[the Onuid theater on April 21.
. . .
Tha outgoing spring poultry class
of tba Western Waahlngton eiparl
trient station will ba entertained with
an Informal program by tba ruynl
| lup I'oultry Alumnae aaaoclatlon
ruraday afternoon at I'uyall up.
• • •
W, T. D. Coleman, president of
tha L'nlvrraity nt British Columbia,
addressed tha Puyailup Klwanla club
at their last meeting. Tha meeting
<<mimemorated tha 100 th anniversary
of paa<« between Canada aud tha
L'alted RUM.
• a a
Hoard of dlrectora for tha Hnohom
l»h county fair mat at Granite Kail*
this waak.
a a a
Pnohemish county district meeting
of Rebekah lodge wu hald at Htart
up, With delegates from all ovar tha
dtatrlct in attendance.
• • •
Cillten pocock of Avon ran Into
some peculiar hard luck this week
Ha «m driving a wagon along a road
lined with treea. and a branch got
itangl'-d up with one of hla eara and
nearly cauliflowered the member.
• • •
The Van Cott Jewelry atore at Mt.
Vernon has been aold to D. A. Hodge
of fteattle.
TEST SUIT ON
SEATTLE TAX
Tlie city of Seattle. Miiyor ("aid
well, the nine member* of tha rlty
oounrtl. County Tina*urer William
A. Gain** and Anmor Frank Hull
ara defendant* In a ault filed Mon
day In *upertor court by C. O. Raun
der*. who aeeks to prevent hi* 1931
t*xe* being collected, on the ground
that they were levied Illegally.
Thl* I* conaldered a teat r**e,
and plana are being made to carry
It to the atate aupreme court.
Handera' contention I* hnaed upon
the allegation that the tax levla*
exceed certain limitation* Itnponeri
by the city charter.
Nervous Stomach
Causes Gas
Oan In the atoma< h und bnwrla
doenn't alwaya rmult from dy»p*»p
*»a. Improper diet or th« fermenta
tion of tht food. In most «aaea It
In dun to a hiirhly **nwltlve tondl
tlon of t.h#» atomaoh nerve*
To ttf t rid of the trouble, you must
build up and atrcnifthen the*** weak.
Irritated of the atomach.
Taking Mrtlflclal diameter*, auch an
papain or blnmuth, only make* th*
nt.oinarh weaker than ever. It li
tkk«« ualnff dope to deaden 11 pain
th« relief iclven la dr«cptlve and
harmful.
liae Itnann'a Clan Tablet* act direct
ly upon the affeot*»d nerve* and
gradually aenlat In r*atorlng them to
their natural healthy stale. Can and
bloating will quickly dlatppear, nod
you will no longer be bothered with
pain around your h«art. palpitation.
*horthe*a of breath, gnawing at the
pit of th«* atomach or dfatrra* after
• atlnk, due to khd A*k for Haal
mann'a flan Tablata In the famoun
yellow package Hold by Kartell
l»rug <'o and nil leading drngglut*.
J pHKlmann, <'hernial, Han Francla
ro, Adver tlaemcnt.
THE HHiiES s°.
Our Windows Will Tell
Now —While Choosing Your New Spring
Frocks —a Good Time to Get I \
Properly Corseted
—This week offers an exceptional opportunity while
we have with us //l
Miss M. J. Crandal, Expert Corsctiere, l iSfifty \
representing the makers of ifi ''
Stylish Stout, Reduso and La Vida Corsets '(
Seattle women will 1*; quick to grasp the opportunity - —l|
to converse with Miss Crandal in reference to proper 1 A Vliif y.
corset fitting. Her extensive experience makes her a !/,
valuable counselor to every woman. / 1 ?Jsi *«la\
b 1 (orst-h
Pretty New Styles Novelty Easter
in Blouses for Flwal Jewelry Suggestions
Easter Attractively . R
$3.95 to $19.50 <:?r£ t'[ v \ ■
t>i«rr Miin klmt a nttir M>iu'h of color add* Two-Knicker Suits
Charming new niou»e« of a Itreat d<-a1 of charm to the
Crepe dr Chin*, Mali Knit and appearance of any uoat and - with com an<l trou.er* full
Krepe Knit In ail the wanted attrartlve rcturne Hu'd ant* In an excellent r*-
rhadr* inludlng carmine, oanna, And *o the** fancy ear- rlety of pattern*. Mum rang*
(lotham. Miratx-Ha, Ja/V. perl- ring*, novelty bead*. cor from 7to jg ymn _ a w«»-
winkle, nary blue and white. dellier*. pendant*, itlrdlea and ...
pn.ee range from 98.05 to Spanlah comb., ail having » u " " rlc * d lo * U «
#19.50. that artkatlc touch whlcS 58.35.
Ov.rl.ou.ee and tailored tuck- give* charm to the wearer.
In .tyle. are trimmed with laca, are on dUplay la the Jewrlry 1 M.i. __ J f___
tuck*. beading and .mbroldery. Section. t>Oys M«U And Uapt
The Kaeter Suit irurely will
have to hava a Cap or Hat lo
match. They ara Uj th* naw
Children's Easter Millinery ****** * n ? <" f,n ; r
. terlal. Including new tweed*
$1.50 and Up to $lO t £)o I • UnlcUve pattern*. Ca(/t
~ . have unbreakable vleorn.
Second Hour . .. .. __
I'riced at 91.50 and 9S.<M«
Smart for Easter are these popular shapes in ,
Children's Hats in sailor styles, made of Italian „ ,B.
and patent Milans and Lisere straws. »oy» Blouses
A complete assortment of these Hats in plain and "of* LtteUT
combination colors and including both coarse and ( bj uo
fine straws, trimmed with ribbon streamers, are
now on display in the Millinery Department. They _ . ... > •• t*
are priced from (1.50 to $10.50. Boyt Washable Ties
Children's Sport Hats of hemp braid are priced at ~ ln • ,ood rmn ** of colar *
*2.05 each. pa,, ' r "'
Eaater at 1>< —or S far 50#.
Osteopath-Dentist
Test Suits Beaten
OUTMPIA. April 11. — An oeteo
path Is not a licensed physician
qualified to practice optometry, and
dentists must paaa examinations and
obtain state I toe nana before they aan
practice their profession In Wash
ingwtv, according to two decisions of
tha supreme court oo file hera to
day
The appeal of Oaad» I>. Rust. ©a
teopath, from a fine of I2S. Impoeed
In Pl»rw rcunlr for prvtlrlni op
tometry without a Mate Ilcenae. wait
drnltd,
Tha dentistry decision waa made
In a test case from Thurston county.
Spokane Men Ready
to Probe Flappers
SPOKANE, April It —Pra<-Ucally
■II of the 14 m'mtiHi of the dtlten*'
Investigating committee Invited by
the echool board to probe charge*
that flapper* are Immoral hava ac
cepted tha Invitation.
KKI/iO Ma* Itarnes. 21. of Port
land. Ore, drowned In Columbia
river near lx>ng Hell milislte.
===== The Store for I'neful Article* ——m—m
JbSIGON£49AVX.NUC AND UNION STHCTK "
Store Hoars: 8;30 A. M. to <P. ML J
2,000 Pieces Heavy Blue Enamelware
THE LARGEST VALUE EVER OFFERED ASSORTMENT CONSISTS OF:
No. 4 Lip Sauce Pan No. 4 Hailing Pan
No. 4 Convex Kettle No. 4 Mix Pan
No. IVj Chamber No. 13 Wash Basin
mmmb No. 4 Convex Sauce Pan Coffee Pot
' I ' ''* '* iesrrv ' n >< Kettle M
| f Special at 49c 'WW:
K| *,m Pearl-Handle Silverware Kl
SPECIAL AT 98c ffijl
A beautiful assortment to select from— SuijM BR
I^— ■ Berry Spoon Pie Server Cake Sewer '*/>"*
Gravy Ladle Steak Knife Steak Fork ;
Cold Meat Fork—Not exactly like cut
No C. 0. D.
White Gold-Band VEGETABLE SEEDS
CUP AND SAUCER SPECIAL
ki'ECIAL at A big assortment of overstocked va
15c Each rieties of vegetable seeds too numerous
o i tt* oo to mention, for Wednesday's Special—
Set of 6 83c e . # -
Not < xactiy like out. I nree 5c Packages for 5c
Senator McCroskey
Claimed by Death
HPOKANK, April 11. —But* K*n«-
tor robert C McCroakay la dud to
day In hi* home at G»rfl*ld, Wajih.
11* »m«mM to panUyala.
In Japan frodog la r>|ird«d ai
aa aocomplliUiment for young
woinra.
YOUR FEET
Are KntiUod to Tour A Mention—
Hare Them (examined
FREE
mi
Lundberg's
Artificial Limb Co.
Dr. SchoU'* Hprcial Demonatnttor
AI.I, THIN H'KKK
1101 Third Ave.
THEDAT
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