The Seattle Star Newspaper, May 27, 1920, Page 8

Chicago Vice King Slain Bride’s Life Is Threatened BRISCOE was building light weight cars when others were only thinking them. The 1920 Briscoe is the supreme achievement of years of experience. MITCHELL MOTOR & SERVICE CO. J. M. OSMOND, Pres. and Mgr. East Pine at Summit. East 8413 Mrs. Dele Winter Colosimo Jim Colosimo CHICAGO, May %7.—*I wonder ERR. a. }that I'm not with Jim," Mra Dale OLYMPIA.—tast year's surptus| Seattle Typos | Winter Colestno, wite of Jim. Co @f $15,860 from Yakima far de ~4 simo, king of the underworld, told posited with state treasurer Elect Officers '*; foago police following the murder in _ | Newly elected ers of Seattle|of her husband H li | | Typee al un No, 203, chose} At the funeral of the wralthy Originated . . President;! Colosimo's first wife, Mra. Victo ria Moresco Colosimo, in the mean | from Los Angeles| Police believe she may | formation which might aid ay St the Labor temple, | cate man Mrs Colosimo swooned. Ross, secret ganizer, R.A. Bi }and George W. Ficks are deleg to the international convention. |Add Two Men to Varsity Faculty), ™ % pots rxtons the »m com) = Couldn’t Be Done Malted Milk,’ | De. HV. Lyon, graduate of the| == 0m Mit than at the equator. | DALLAS, May 27.—"A 40room d by has bee: thiversity of Wisconsin, and F | sanitarium for $5,0007 You gotta jiated by Patty, graduate of the Universit HOW TO ADD |show me" sald Miss Ora Mitchell ess, | Kansas, have been added to the staff | clerk of the building department here rae sopeednens eas of the department of pharmacy at| Jags he sent anegro for plans of the Goll food values and flavor of| the University of Washington, it was STRENGTH | structure, before issu | announeed Thursday 9 | never came back. “M Soarsendiehe jum,” whe mused. . |open air’ sar i Sees erorese mee eeee| ~~ BE HEALTHY |cc.ccigiris will of @ century. ‘Nate? urnish in running the murderer to the ground. She Said That it in 1883 been an Improve your health; that | tary calm nerves aod & “so/ bert. ‘soe, mene: |Pays to Be Thin at This Gathering TEA NECK, N. J, May 27—The printed announcement of an apron social given by the Ladiew’ Aid no wii power or {ciety of the Methodist church has this |paragraph: “Price of admianion in 1 cent for every oh of your waist measurement.” opt the et ‘Had Courage, } But Lost It 4| NEW YORK, May 27 ee \ straw, the first of t wore it furtively, as tho he shouldn't rable | bo doing it. As he paaned the ac tpal building it blew off. Rather than run the gauntlet of jeers, he went along bareheaded. He wore «| won. He down" they reported comet on of nervousness, phosphoric — Bitro- Phosp! | piiahed mi the | te treatment has sccom- wious benefit. according to France Wants |the reports of enthusiastically cheerful Milli H | "Yitre-Phoephate ts not a patent medi- Mhion fouses cine, It ie sold under a | PARIS, May 27.--Wooden hounes Tt te recommended by al ro , permed information by writing te Arrow Chen problem in France, and the only PURE MAPLE SAP SYRUP— | California Tomators—In pu Co, St Union square, New. York, | Means of restoring life to the devas. -Ib. can, 8Te | _ Pee, No. Me Y. Beware of inferior phomphates, to | t 0. Ibo iAvektale Mclaasco—8-1h. can, | Dei upon the geatine BITRO phosphate. | ae? Fesions, says M. Ribot, the vet Ife It in wold by ali besy druggists every. | CTS" senator France, he says, where. wants more than 1,000,000 houses. No. 1 ca Van Camp's Hominy—No 8 FANCY RICE—1-Ib. ple, 17¢1 | 2-lb. pkg. Bites 4-1b pkg. Cle MIB. COFFEE The quality coffee of Amer- ica; sold with the guaranter of ‘money back if you are ae not entirely satisfied, no | Shredded Wheat—t4e much you have | Cream of Wheat—Pkg. 280 the can— 1.0. Oate—Pke, 160 an, She Olympic Wheat’ Hearts—Pks.. | ~ ase. | an, $1.63 5-Ib. can, 82.65 TREE TEA CEYLON—Black, Ja1b. pkg. 480 | TREE TEA JAPAN—A groen t ca— %-™. pkg. Be i-th. pkg.” 490. Instant Postum—Large can, | le | EXCELSO SPICES—Al) sizes, | ‘small pkg., ie Seeded and Seediens Raisine— 15 o2., 25 Del Monte Cataup—Pints, 240 —Smal! pkg, ie Clow’s Wafie Floun—Pkg, ase Albers’ Flapjack Floun—Large pkg, 320 hY SOAP—Large bar, When You Think of PHEZ JAMS AND JELLI“s— ar, Bike 6-07, giass, 19¢ Citrus Washing Powder— $-07. glass, 24e | L e pkg, 20e Blackberry or Loganberry > pie, Ble Jam, 20-02. can, 37¢ Pkg. 122% Pasadena Jam, Peach, Pear, Plum, Grape, Fig—No. 1 "leanser—Can, @e {P'S TOMATO SOUP MMe can, 27¢ Apricot Jam—15-0n glass, think of one of these phone num- As 5 ¥ Van Camp's Pork and Beane— PPINEATELE Let ge con, | podium can, 17e large can, bers, and then call for regular | Pink Salmon—Tall can, 23 Abe Partlett Pears—Large can, 43 al Monte Feaches or Apri- | Alaska Sockeye Salmon— il can, 37¢ American Sardines—In oll, Can, 106 delivery. MAIN 2545—MAIN 4310 eots—Small can, 27¢ Del Monte Pears—No. 1 can, | 290 GOOD CORN—Can Sardines—Large oval cans, in Bugar Peas—Can, 17% mustard, tomato or oil, 20 SAME PRICES AT 30 STORES A phone order brings to your door the milk that has won so many medals for purity and quality. No more boiling Just soak the clothes and rinse No more hard rubbing An entirely new way of washing HAT wearisome bending over the wash- board, rubbing away for hours— that tiresome standing over the hot boiler— pressing down the clothes—lifting them out with a wash stick— ah, Monday would no longer be a national day of drudgery if you could absolutely eliminate rubbing and boiling! f. Now a way has been found that does elimi- nate the hardest part of wash day! A wonderful new form of soap has been produced which seats the clothes clean—makes them gleaming white—without either rubbing or boiling. A new form of soap—in granules Rinso is not a cake soap, not a “washing powder,” but a wonderful new soap product—in fine granules, 8 (iaso As wonderful for the family washing as Lux These pure granules are sorichin cleansing value that all the dirt is loosened while the clothes soak overnight. Yet they are so mild that yourtablecloths and muslins soak as safely in the Rinso suds as in water alone. You rinse the clothes in the morning, and they are ready for the line! Only badly soiled places, like cuff edges, need a light rubbing between your hands. Without boiling, without a bit of hard rubbing—! even if you use cold water! You cannot believe is until you have tried it. Don’t wash the old way even another week. Follow the easy directions on the package and Jet Rinso save you the work of wash day, and save your clothes. Your grocer has Rinso, One package will do your whole week's washing. i Lever Bros. Co., Cam- bridge, Mass., (Makers of Lux.) Poor Ambassador /“™"™"""_ LONDON, May 27.-~The plea for) SCOTTISH RITE reunion of rep- an increase in ambassadorial pay | resentatives of nine lodges of the would seem to be emphasized by this state was being held here Thursday. tisement, which appears in sesisons will end Saturday, at London paper: “Privy councillor’s, or & h Rite temple, Harvard ave. firset class diplomatic, rich goldem- ing the stock fresh at all The Shoes are those of Utz & Dunn, Kurtz & other first-rank manufact at special reduced prices. The sale embraces all of the season's most desirable Pumps and Oxfords, in every style, for every occasion, and satin combinations, and all satins in black and white reignskin and white buck. All $12.00 and $12.50 All $15 to $16.50 Values, NOW ..... $9.85 Values, NOW.... In any color, all grades, NOW .. | THE SHOP AHEAD Stock Reducing Sale It has long been our custom to clear out all stock of the season—nothing is ever carried over and we frequently makes a thorough ‘reduction, thereby keep- _ high-grade makes as J. & T. Cousins, kid, glazed kid, brown kid, white kid; black calf, black’ suede A FEW OF THE REPRESENTAT $11.00 Vanes NOW HOBO tae NOW. 10.85 vanes, now... $13.85 LADIES’ HOSIERY SALE The sale includes all the tremendous stock of exclusive Ladies’ Hosiery, and so wide is the selection offered that your fit is assured in any pattern, In black onty, all $5.06 In white and colors, all $3.00 grades, NOW ...:...+eeeee $3.95 grades, NOW ...... i $2.45 In black only, all $4.00 In white and colors, all $: » grades, NOW ......ccceeee $2.95 grades, NOW ...... 5 2 85 In white, black and colors, all seceseses ° $2.00 gradea NOW.... More Happiness and a Long- Wait for Sales is for fine fabrics Thrift Helps Herself— er Life Through Use of | HovsTon, May 21.—Two hundred! Caprighend rpae, by Lever Bros Co, high school giris hav edged th: an = it home, and saves money. Aq sr gg sarees ee ee an pedis oak oe $e a penaive drenaea bet wean now and Sep i Ew _— tember 1. Dry goods merchants are trom this gery aay you siti seaity ae | planning alk sales beginning Sep |Good Buy for Any — |Sridern! full dees coates tn £004) More Dead Than She Wants to Save Alive in Red Wing All That Is Left RED WING, Minn, May 27.—This} gf. PAUL, May 21-—Because, she town has more graves in the ceme-|claims, her husband has byes habitants. Her breaking up the furniture an‘ =v ooo. ees “ling dishes, Mabel Amman has asked the court to grant her what's left of the houseshold goods, and a divorcee, man Hanish ts on his Sist year as cemetery superintendent, times—up-to-the-minute. 44 such famous Lapidus and urers—all go models, , in mat brown ; ae IVE VALUES $12.85 820 Vaines, ‘Now $14.85 °. $2.25 $1.75 1318 SECOND AVENUE