The Seattle Star Newspaper, April 9, 1920, Page 11

Vamp and Dull Kid Top, Leather and Louis heels and heavy soles. 21% to 4. Pair— Women’s Felt Slippers colors. Odds and ends of last sea- son’s selling. Sizes up to 8. Pair— Women’s All-Black . Lace Boots Very good quality of neat Calf Sizes $1.00 Good quality Felt in a variety of Almost every hen is laying, the home flocks, e farm flocks, the pet flocks, the commercial flocks, Eggs are plenti- ful and wholesale houses are storing them in large quantities. You should store from 15 to 60 dozen eggs, ac- wit cording to the next-win- ., Here’s -a real shoe _ for the man who finds Once you have known the economical ence of eggs stored for your own use you will never depend on day-by- now while they cheap. Store eggs that they may continue to be cheap | for you who are thrifty. Boys’—27 pairs of Black Lace School Shoes sais $2.40 | Sizes3to6......... im RECONSTRUCTION |SHOE SALE offers for Saturday selling four very extraordinary Shoe values—they’re all good shoes, taken from regular stock, but not all sizes in each line. : Women’s All-White Canvas Boots Made of fine white canvas; some with low sport heels and white rub- ber soles; others with higher enamel- ed heels. Pair— $1.95 Barefoot Sandals Especially good quality in Tan; well made and serviceable, Sizes up to 11 for the kiddies. Pair— Sizes 8 to 9, A to D. Refunds or Exchanges at Your Convenience MOE Ct Co. AVE. SECOND Second Avenue at University Housewives— Cut the H. C. of L. During the next thirty days eggs will be at their lowest price for this year. crocks € el shells conveni- r 3 thome first. put day buying again. where everal “aitferent packe: ene teed for all purposes. And eat more eggs lined for boiling, pin-prick the are || large end of each oe Signed, WASHINGTON WAR EMERGENCY EGG FEDERATION Sn] How to Store Eggs for Family Use up. Poul- by Mra. George ft ‘aabin, gton. Use 2 quart to § gallon earth- oF paraffined candy buckets. Do not a) containers PF EGGS TO PACK oan (unwashed) eggs ut cracks or dirt on the METHOD OF PACK: Pack * eee may be vent the shell from ‘breaking. t elght months old, these show no apparent change, b fter this time are suitable only for cooking. In handling, dip the eggs out of the contain- er with @ spoon equal effort | An Australian inventor has gtven a piano @ slightly curved keyboard so « player can reach all parts of it with THE SEATTLE STAR—FRIDAY, APRIL 9, 1920. “KEPT WEDDING DARK SECRET Married Two Years Ago HOLYOKN, Mass, April 9.—After having kept thelr marriage secret two yeare and having announced | | | | camouflage their deep interest in each other, Mise Ruth Helen Bin clair, daughter of Mr Peter Sinclair, of Lincoln et, and | Lewis Perkins, jr, son of Mr, and | Mra. J. IL, Perkina, neighbors of the |Sinciatr famfly, announced | marriage te thelr families and frienda, Perkins, fr, ta a student tn Wil |Mams college and the young couple lintended to keep the ceremony « |mecret until he wae graduated next | year, but they decided that @ job he obtained recently was as good & Williams sheepskin and that need wait no longer. ‘Seek Woman Driver | Who Hurried Away Police are seeking an unidentified woman automobile driver, who, after crashing her machine into one driven by Mra. C. Harrison Green Thursday afternoon, sped away, leaving Mrs. Green pinioned be neath her car. ‘The accident oo curred in front of Waahelli ceme tery. Mrs. Green is not seriously injured. Padelford Heads Graduate School Dr. Frederick M. Padelford, head of the Png Appointed acting dean of the gradu- Ate school at the University of Wash ington. Te succeeds Dr. J. Allen Smith, head of the political science | department, who asked to be relieved Couple Admit. 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