The Seattle Star Newspaper, March 9, 1920, Page 7

| TR Pann nd g s Fg. davk ge s bbekti Hy alll 5 ad erteseai bie ze or §& ' Bad 4 abe ety HOOVER STILL LEADS IN THE STAR PRIMARY ve Senator Norria wrbert Hoe uy er 2. Hitehoock 11, I jad in The with 303 gon Is nex Wood today nose Poindext t Burglars to Rest Their Tired Feet with bur ‘ FREDERICK & NELSON FIFTH AVENUE AND PLNE STREET The Housewares Section is ready with Seeds and Gardening Supplies FOR SPRING ‘THE most productive gardens are usually those that their start in early sea- son. The ground is now in workable condition— the implements and seeds are ready—this is the time for an auspi- cious beginning. are given Lilly's Seeds— Seeds te $3 eb sive Me packasg Randall & McLoughlin Flower and Vegetable Invicta Fertilizer, 6-1b. 5 age, 7 Inviets Plant Fertilizer, 1-10 Invieta Ground Lime, ¢ tbe Lilly's Morcrop Fertilizer, id. sack, $1.50 Lilly's Holly Lawn Dressing, 2 Invicta Fertilizer, 251b. rack, $ | Invicta White Clover Seed, 9 age. Lilly's Kentucky Blue Grass, tb package 45 | Invicta Lawn Seed, tb. package, 55; Package, $2.65 Ully’s Nonpereil Grass Seed, 1-1 HR package, $2.65. f Peritan Lime, 5 1b Pruning Shears, 8c. Pruning Shears f Spray Pumps for vir Bucket Spray Pumps, $¢ No. 10 Utility Sprayers, cach £7.50 Lime and Sulphur Sotution, 1 gallor Invicta Lime and Sulphur Spray, | quert Black Leaf Forty Spray, one-ounce pack half-pound Be. Nicotine Spray, #0¢ can Three-tine Weeding Forks, ie Four-tine Weeding Forks, Garden Trowels, t5e to Universal Asparagus Knives—co weeders—35c each Sturgis Hand Weeders, each % Scythe Stones, 1% Carborundam Stones, $1.10 to #14 Tin and Galvanized Sprinkling Cans, Jackson Creseenbshaped Lawn Ede 1 Hall Creseentshaped Lawn Edger, $1.00 Hall Seuffle Hoes, #5¢ each Imperial Lawn Edgers, $1.00 eact Duteh Grubbing Hoes, $1.10 Hoosier Wire Lawn Rakes, Wood Lawn Rakes, 75¢ Malleable Rakes, 69¢ and 70 dackson Steel Bow Rakes, $1.15 Women’s size Steel Hoes, Thc Jackson Steel Floral Spades, 75: Women’s Sets of Hoe, Rake and Spade, $1.75 for the set. Hall Automobile Spades, $1.00 eact | dackson Combination Hoe and Sixtooth Culti | vator, each $1.1 Assortment of Garden Hoes, 59¢ to $1 Longhandle Steel Spades, $1.75 to $26 Long-handle Steet Shovels, $1.75 to $2.6 “D” Handle Shovels, $1.75 eact dackson “1” Handle $2.25. Long-handied Spading Forks, $1 Combination Set of Hoe and Cultivator, $1.50 Threeprong and fiveprong Norcross Cultivators $1.00 ana $ Walking Wheel Cultivators wit $7.50 eact Tree Pruners. ft r $1.85, and 10-ft. leng $ 1b the pound pack package package $1.10, $1.90 and $2 hedges, $3.7 Spading Forks, $1.50 Garden Wheelbarrows, $6.50 to $ Garden Hose, Lawn Sprinklers, Men- ders and Lawn Equipment —p-- Garden or Floral Tel Trowel, Special 12c Trowel witt handle, speci inch r ed blade and a enameled | | ize. | Garden Rake Special p——= ————) ae aT TN mn Twelvetooth M Rake with Wood handle THE HOt THE DOWNSTA Presidential Ballot BAKER, Newton D BORAH, Win. F BRYAN, Wm. J HITCHOOCK, G. M HOOVER, Herbert HUGITES, Chas, » JOHNSON, Hira LOWDEN, Prank 0 MeADOO, Wm. @ PALMER, A. Mitchell POINDEXTER, Miles ¥ TART, Wm, 1 WOOD, Leonard WALSH, Frank P WILSON, Woodrow SIMS ACCUSES SEC'Y DANIELS BY RAYMOND CLAPPER WASHINGTON, March 9— The war four nthe by navy failur ——— FOR IMMEDIATE DELIVERY BIG Fruit Trees Im Quantity, Variety ROSES 25,000 in 200 Leading Vartetios YES! NURSERY STOCK OF KINDS seeps———— Preerinizens SPRAY MATERIALS MAN MALMO & CO. WESTLAKE AVENUE of Times Square MENTS 1918 Just North AMUSE enrunum VAUDEVILLE MOORE SATAN PADDEN & COMPANY WiLL 1AW & COMPANY PHL BAKER HOSTOCK’S RIDING SCHOOL A n; A i we coat|Makes ’Em Pay Seattle 1 OK W'S qommmemennse PALACE HIP rcs PANTAGES Nights 7 and O woe = |": and ine 1 THEATRE PLAYERS Eitiett 2526 Mats, Wed Sat, wire This We METROPOLITAN THE SEATTLE STAR—TUESDAY, MARCI 9, 1920 PAGE 7 | SeattleStar |Catches Wire Tappers Sleuths on Stichere Who Try to Steal “Juice” FREDERICK & NELSON Announce The First Annual EXHIBITION of PHOTOGRAPHS To Be Held November 1 to 13 Nineteen-Twenty 2° yal : In the AUDITORIUM of the Store — Fifth Avenue and Pine | 2 oe Street, Seattle FREDERICK & NELSON extend an invitation to the many en- thusiastic amateur photographers in the State of Washington and elsewhere to enter their pictures in competition for display at an Exhibi- tion of Photographs to be held from November 1 to 13, 1920, at the Frederick & Nelson Store, Fifth Avenue and Pine Street, Seattle, Wash- ington, Arthur BE. Williams Entries for this exhibition will close October 10, 1920. The merit of each picture will be decided by competent judges who will be vested with authority to hang only those pictures which they judge to be worthy, omitting all others. Eighteen prizes will be awarded and as many “Honor- ON WITH THE DANCE able Mentions” as the judges may be pleased to awards TO THE RIVER'S END HIP OPEN HOUSE TO STEAL JU1CK a First Prize, $100.00 Second Prize, $75.00 smart and clever Third Prize, $50.00 * resort Five Prizes, $10.00 Each Ten Prizes, $5.00 Each THESE RULES WILL GOVERN THE EXHIBITION NELSON Store and this store will reserve the privilege of reproduc- tion for illustration. The first three prize-winning pictures will be copy- righted in the names of the ex- hibitors. The title, name and address of the exhibitor, material used and other items of interest should be writ- ten plainly on the back of each picture upon the label which our Exhibition Bureau will supply. Further, the ex- hibitor will be required to make a list of his pictures on a catalog card, which will be mailed on application. FREDERICK & NELSON will take all reasonable care to prevent loss or damage to pictures, but no responsi- bility for loss or damage will be as- sumed. A picture in order to win a prize must be the original camera work of the exhibitor and not copied. The fin- ishing and enlarging may be done by others, at the option of the exhibitor. French Pastry, sen as Interpreted Fp vi oe oe motor bon. And be by Boldt’s, is p Improved by the “Transla- tion” Only one of the first three prizes will be awarded to any one exhibitor. Pic- tures not previously displayed at any other exhibition will be given prefer- ence In awarding prizes. caught man, whose meter ran the every ed, and that ma: one eame It never va Pictures submitted must be mounted on white, light gray, cream or light brown cards, none smaller than 8x10 inches, and none larger than 18x22, and must be shipped flat. Framed or rolled pictures will not be accepted or considered for exhibition, FAMILY COOKING DIDN'T COST CENT carb All photographs to be submitted are ; to be carefully wrapped, legibly ad- dressed and marked with the name of the exhibitor, and delivered to the Ex- hibition Bureau on or before October 10, 1920. Each package sent to the bureau should coatain the work of only one person. Otherwise it will be returned. Express charges, if any, must be paid by the exhibitor. No picture will be allowed to be re- movea until the end of the exhibition; and pictures that fail to win prizes will then be returned to exhibitors. Return postage in all cases should be enclosed when picture is submitted, and will be refunded in the case of prize-winning pictures, BOLDT/ BAKERIES} Thrift Sale Buy now for Spring Sewing Pictures winning prizes will become the property of the FREDERICK & For further information, cards or labels, write to or inquire at PHOTOGRAPHIC EXHIBIT BUREAU Second Floor of the Frederick & Nelson Store FIFTH AVENUE AND PINE STREET SEATTLE, WASHINGTON of $3,000 » fire . tiie COMFORT Oh, T don't know, Just a minute while I ask the girl, All right. They |want “Darda "and “I'm ver Blowing Bu Everybody seems to want these pie Shades of Sweet September Morn LONDON, March 9.—Bee: wife attended a by dr » girl her a use his ball in Lady of the Bath,” ams is asking A new broom sweeps almost as the garb of a clean as a straight flush. Philip EB. Willi A Partial List of Bargains t kind of music do people ANSWERS W. €. RICE, Hopper-Kelly Co. 1419 Third ave The best seller a jazzy piece with A White Rotary . 855.00 White—-Long Shuttle $45.00 Da ‘ Me To begin the new year right J) @endy kick tly request all of our J. J. BOURLEY, Phonograph Sup ply House, Westlake Ma The gs and dances. much z stuff | MORLEY SUMMERS, Frederick & They like the late dance a fox trot, and the Iden Dreams.” tof the World ar, The opera Venetian Mor a $45.00 $40.00 $15.00 Franklin ....... we earne former patrons to call and have Minnesota und gums examined, is wrong, wo will and treat the gums free of charge. thelr teeth and if anything gladly make over A lot of department at very All work guaranteed 16 years store machine low prices, also a few box tops at $5.00. | Her Mother and Teacher Both Use It. Does not contain alum 2, Joy Phono. ople like the Sweet Home" * Of course, the ks like Jazz, I guess there id right now than would be sur United Painless], Dentists ol ite INC. oun 608 Third Ave, Cor, James St Phone Elliott 3633 White Sewing Machine Co. 415 Union old pieces, but prised who wan ter mu Heink, ¢ na i THE ROGERS COMPANY A. B, DUBOIS, DuBois & F SEATILE TACOMA Phonograph Co, 1107 Third ay ———————— 8:30 a, m, to @ p.m Sundays, 9 to 12 Hours