The Seattle Star Newspaper, October 15, 1920, Page 3

aa Cocktail Cherry Reforms a Saturday will brine ba eS = Now Graces Church Fetes a special return en- BY Lie 4. SMITS Jof the fruit. ‘Then the cherry in mat: | gagement of a won- IRENE The Maras cherry, ft was|urated with pure syrup in revolving supposed, would fade into oblivion | casks, stained th vegetable color derful mystery, the : CASTLE Wiin tia'aith ansendeariand to6) ing and flaveres with a prot best work of a mas- DIRECTION JENSEN-VON HERBERG pies roweate bi cf fru, with lis exetioldat te i vor, wae at home in a it th endy to p ae ont “the ter producer of and nowhere lee, | peak of #u 4 ot a church b plays! 2ND & UNIVERSITY “THE INVISIBLE, BE rem, ce rea, he los © hop grower and the owner report a heavier de mand than ever for their products, no the cultivators of the Maraschino are working overt to fill orders It may be the memories the plump herry evokes that make it exceed nly popular an the chief embellish fountain ae jen and *, at any rate the price iry has multiplied #qveral 1 the Amertean counterpart | f the famous Italian cherry is an Important output of this valley of} gy Lg rng “| + the Kitchen Cabinet that saves pt i of steps: but pure, absolutely pure vineya fruitfulnons FORMERLY A TART, INEDIBLE, SPECIES The original Maraschtno cherry | was made from a tart, inedible ape cles growing tn Dalmatia, Italy The cherries were brought over in brine as ballast and cow keted very cheaply in ti curred to W. I nt of the Puyallup & & , n, that the Anne cherry thweat might be You Need Not Envy the Fortunate Owner |, You Need Not Envy the Fortunate Owner of a Hoosier Up 4s 4 euccessful rival to the imported articlé, ‘The Royal Anne jis difficult to market because it i# sensitive and tender and was a rinky rop for the 2,000 members of the How “HOOSIER | Shortens the A scout nt out to find some one who knew the necret of preparing the Maraschino cherry, BUY Genuine “Edmo” Calf- growerr’ ansociatior | skin. Solid leather all and from Cincinnati an I |ter of the art was Induce harge of a plant emtablished by the The public, therefore, myst lea to discriminate in Ma be! say vig the way through, D ROYAL ANN ay KLED! a Qnanny The Royal Anne, dertined te Diush isloecay to Wart ans — YOUR hours {n the kitchendrag on,/ and | Type Fn the days seem unnecessarily_long, get the © food Mae are picked just befere} 12 | HOOSIER Kitchen Cabinet. | sdaea eu oxide, whi | It will make your kitchen work Tighter, as a bleaching agent. The bleached | | enable you to get through quicker. cherries, afte? two or three months of sonking, are stemmed and rinsed } until all of the brine to removed =— For the HOOSIER makes possible an-oriedigil bio egg ag ste Rengpmesioe geet arrangement of the work—and saves its owner] | Glrle with fingers trained to |epecint deftrene then remove the 66 miles of needless steps each day. HOOSIER | Stas Gee Eee spoons. Bach cherry pit must be extracted without damaging the skin FITTERS” i ——— = | head th Confederate Veterans |Too Proud to Beg; Fit the feet all over. Sakedy: Home! So |e ot the Doe rriaer a | Passes Bad Check I want to meet the fa} Youmans Goes Free) print te tagn. “They were to Pride was responsible for the ar man who is hard to fit. FRANKFORT, Ky. Oct. 15—You | been little Confederate States fi rest of C. F. Meyers, 20, Thursday | have to be at home to be lawfully | anid she, “but we sold red, white when he was taken into custody fol pinched for likker making here. Roy |biue ribbons instead. It's all 4 bis attempt to pass a worth Yournans summoned to court be-|same and we raised just as check on the Tatlored Ready | | enuse officers found a #til and whie | money.” Foarth ave. and Pike st} ky in his cellar, was acquitted be | Meyers told thie police he was un |cause the court af appeals held that s able to obtain work and tried to it was unlawful for the cops to en- Pa: rdoned Convict raise money on the worthless paper lter Roy's house while he wasn't * e to pay his room rent rather than pone Dies From evonge off « friend. Meyers recent OSSINING, N. ¥, Oct-21! ly arrived here from Bolse, dana, They Hada Big Tag ment over his pardon isi ? D With t Tage) Sat Oo sn ce jay ithou g' man, serving a sentence oPover HOUSTGN, Oct. 15.—This ts to prove that you don't have to have |7¢*r for attempted g:and tags to operate a tag day celebra. | He received news of the p tion. Miss Florence Sterling was | while dressing dropped dead. 1424, Fourth Ave. |Syncopation and Chow at Cop Dance! ‘The first of the informal police ldancee during the winter searon went off with clock like precision Thursday night in the assembly room of the police station. Wives of the coppers served the “chow.” while the police band dishe® out the | st rege you PAY AS YOU ENTER! | CODY, Wyo. Oct. 15—There tn a radium «pring at Cody, owned by an jold Frenchman. “What are the in eredienta of your spring, John?’ al visitor asked, “Fifty cents and tur | nieh wn towel,” w he reply AT CENTS ON THE DOLLAR That’s the Way We Bought We have just picked up at 40 cents on the dollar a splendid stock of men’s suits, overcoats and raincoats. They are of substantial texture, well made and of the most desirable patterns and ‘colors. To get this stock we had to take the entire lot, which overcrowds our. store. . 9 These suits are worth fi from $30 to $40. Com- s plete range of sizes in a serges, worsteds and mixtures. Late styles, ul Ss best colors, OVERCOATS These coats would be good buys at i | Pants Leave Window TOLEDO, O, Oct. 15—The cops REMARKABLE isin, fe | of the strange case of the vanishing! |panta The pants, is or waa, are or were, the property of C. I. Kehr | Kehr took off bis trousers and went jto bed. He was awakened by a might noise and naw his trousers, suspend ¢4 from a hook on the end of a | fishing line tied ‘to a pole, ne a | their way thru his + ww. The mye TURRELL’S |! 8 21 KIDNEY TROUBLE 4 will convince you of the down- | 106 gee Waik wane Oe Take a glass of Salts before break right good values we are offer- Binder bothers you. ing in this department. The American men must guard constantly For tomorrow we §/ ney trouble, beeaure i |much and all our food is rich. Our call attention to J picca is filed with uric acid which e the kidheya etrive to filter out ladies’ everyday [J they weaken trom overwork, become a | sluggioh; the eliminative Useuen service Shoes of fijciog and tho result is kidney trou * . ble, biadder weakness and a general kidskin’ and calf- J aectine in neaith When your kidneys feel Ike lumps of lead; your back hurts or the urine is cloudy, full of sed ft or you are + if you suff dizzy, n apelis, acid « hb, or you have rheumatiam when the weather ia bad. | get from your pharmacist about four ounces of Jad Salts; take a table Puritan Cleaner The most effective and harmless cleaner made. Fine for Linoleum, Painted or Varnished surfaces, Dishes, Aluminum Ware, in fact, anything to be cleaned; 25¢, 50¢ and $1.00 packages. Spemal price in 50-lb. and 100-Ib. lots. ASH CAN Special $3.48 Regular Price $4.50 A good sized can, made of heavy galvanized iron, with raised bot- tom, cover, and reinforcing ribs on side. DOOR MAT | tee Price 32s DOC 4 A high<«rade Cocoa Door Mat, Laxe tnchea nad women ainst Kid eat toc RAINCOATS These coats guaranteed water- $40. Medium and heavy weights, proof. Splendidly made with silk Ite sivleenn PL TBD} [ana'sas $11.85 We believe that these suits and coats are easily the best bargains offered to the men of Seattle in years. At these extremely low prices they will go very quickly, Come as early as possible Saturday for best choice. Don’t let the low prices scare you. At least look this stock over. You have a most agreeable surprise in store for yourself when you do, THAL & BACHRACH 104 FIRST AVENUE Sraxc Seer BE SURE AND GET THE RIGHT. NUMBER STOVE SHIELD nrg Price 4130 $2697 it sets close to a wall. Protects the wall. Made of Wellaviile polished iron. In brown kidskin. Shoes with good weight soles and Cuban heels, at $11.95 and.... --- $12.45 Hize 20x20 inches nches, $2.83 30x42 inches, $3.34 spoonful in a glass of water b heels, $7.45, $10.45 and.......-...-..810.95 [| breaitont for a fow daye and your kidneys will then act fine. ‘This fam 20x31 Blaek calfskin. Splendid shoes of the cus : Se a ee : season, at .—.- ‘ or tly Me 5, re No Phone or C. 0. D. Orders. Free Delivery in the City. | generatic clogged i of the urine ce of irritation, thus ot Aaa disorders, Jad Salts is inexpensive: cannot | injure, makes a delightful efferves cent lithia-water beverage, and he longs in every home, because noborly | ican make a mistake by having @ | good kidney figphing any time, \ d stimulate we the| Ask to See the $2.65 Silk Hose Specials me Mloxt ee Gliseum Theatre )* ANAGS4QUUNUUONANS4QODUDCANODUUGOONOQNOUDONNGNOCLUbONNNN0OOOUNNNU0000N0000083NO00ETI000N1 Downstairs at Turrell’s SECOND AVE. AND MADISON ST. ES ih A Od een Sel I