The Seattle Star Newspaper, September 30, 1921, Page 17

SSHOULD BE > RECLAIMED Wad Washington Has | Prior Right, Chamber « Bureau Urges b Western Washington has a to the proposed state land project, unless en. or development difft- make It less feasible than Eastern Washington site ts the attitude taken by the} evelopment bureau of the) of Commerce. In a state} it issued Thursday the bureau | 4 ry state department of conser | . nd development, of which | . DO A, Scott is director, ts about it @ land settlement project in| ‘of Washington. : to be developed under | state land settlement law enact- | by the legislature in 1919. There ts | Ble for land settlement pur. | under this law and by an ap | ition made by the legisiature! ih 1919 and again in 1921 approxt- | fy $200,000. This is a small for this purpose and itt wil! to be expended very conserva ‘M™ order that this Mrst expert may be successful, This is the By oe IRE SUGGESTED " ing lke a dozen profects | “Yarious parts of the state have! submitted for the consideration ‘the department of conservation mad development in this connection. | rac ly all of these proposed are in Eastern Washington Or three have been submitted ‘Western Washington and in| pn of one of which the) ‘chamber: joined. project is located at | . There are between and 7,000,000 acres of po Productive agricultural “the state of Washington. | area fully one-half, and, | “to some authorities more | shalf, of these recialmabie | Tocated in Western Wash bed Feclamation of the cutover) ‘and overflow lands tn ‘gs the reclamation of the ° t of the cut-over and D and overflow lands of West- as is of as great im-| to the state as the reciama- tn the state of Wash- the develop. ‘This has amount f millions of dollars, Un- | Ite reclamation and land ® balf mill levy is runs against all of sim this state | furnishes over $600,000 a | le PROJECTS | | } Brooklyn Poet Makes British | with a free concert NOTES AND COMMENT FROM THE OLD HOME TOWN Ellensburg Chamber Com. meroe is going to Make @ eubstantial dooat in tt mbership within the next month, says The Evening Keo ord, see Says the Morning Olympian: “The | Spokane man who killed himself be: | cause a Woman wouldn't leave her husband for him, arrived at the climax of such a romance by the most direct route,” see Walter Hodge of Seattie, formerly | connected with the law firm of Cor Easton of Wenatches, has inted deputy prosecutor of nty | ‘The Snohomish Commereta! Club ts working to have a cannery estab Ushed there, eee The Seattle Communtty Schoo} | Musto will put on its winter prog Jin Sumner | organized under Y. MC. A. aui | Tho first course of lessons will clo The classes are b at the gym. Ri nasium, the date of which has not “Apostle of Laughter” NEW YORK, 30 pleases « king? William T. MeSwiggan knows. McSwiggan, one of the fattest and jolliest men in Brooklyn, carries on | & regular correspondence with King George V. Every now and then he sends him) @ poem and the king writes back—or | rather his secretary docs tt for bim aud thanks him. Like this: Buckingham Palace rivate secretary is command- he king to acknowledge the Mr. W MeSwiggan's letter of the 11th and of the verses enclosed in it, and to express His Majesty's thanks for the same. | Bept ‘what The ed by receipt of | MoSwiggan, who is director of the) physical supply booth at the Brook. | lyn Central Y. M. C. A, ts mighty | The king Uked his last poem 80) thanks. yet been announced. Pi ay Thurston county*s schoo! falr wil! be held in the gymnasium of the Olympia High School Oct. 6 and 6, according to The Morning Olympian. Name “Bayer” on Genuine Warning! name “Bayer” on package or on tab- lets you are not getting genuine Aspirin prescribed by physicians for twentyone years and proved safe by millions, Take Aspirin only as told In the Bayer package for Colds, Headache, Neuralgia, Rheumatism. | proud of those letters from the king. |Barache, Toothache, Lumbago and for Pain. Handy tin boxes of |much that he showed it to Queen twelve Bayer Tablets of Axpirin cost! cut to $4.95. of Eastern Washington.| Mary and both of them sent their | few cents Druggists also sell larger packages. Aspirin ts the trade Unless you see the! THE SEATTLE STAR Fire Prevention Day to Be Oct. 9 OLYMPIA, Sept, %0-—Tire Pre ation The press and pulpit were! fed to give mpecial apace and to the matter of p gonad eg destructive fires | | reoent . agninnt , Two big premiums in the form of | trophy oups will be contested tor this year, main dediontion will be held on Arusiat coremony see Day The “wobbly” ts busy again to vi Yakima fruit orchards r 4 oe 07% < “Our vielt to the county fair was Inte and of short duration thin year due to pressure of busiriess, but it impressed us as much better than last year's exhibition,” « s the Cle Klum Echo. ‘The cou y ir in @ worth while tnatitution from a dozen different points of view and those who are #0 succensfully pioneering the conduct of ft are entitled to the county's thanks.” . . Little Earl McDonald of Peoh Point, who is at the Orthopedic how ‘The Snohomish high echoot team pital In Béattle, ts reported to be| ay due to tangle Friday with the | slowly improving. Kirkland eleven, | eee — was a member of the of Bkagit erred from that company 23rd Infantry, He tyginal Com. pany F county, ee The motor season is not over yet Dr, and Mrs, B. F, Brooks of Sedro- Woolley are on a two weeks’ motor trip to Portland, The Amertoan Legion at Olympia ‘The world’s smallest paper-making will open {te new auditorium on Oet.|/machine was recently on exhibition 29, according to present plans, The in Chicago. FREE TO YOU {_SATURDAY |Last Chance to Take Advantage of Excep- tional FREE OF FER—Saturday Last Day —Full Particulars Follow. / Here is our FREE OFFER to you: Men's and Young | Men's Suits that sold to $25.00 for $9.85. Over 285 suits | to select from and go tomorrow at this ridiculous UNLOAD- {ING PRICE—$9.85. And, as an added inducement to force ‘all of these suits to be sold by Saturday night, we make this FREE OFFER: Any $3.00 Hat in the house—and there’s over 500 to select from, in all shapes and styles— will be given ABSOLUTELY FREE with every suit sold tomorrow. And here’s our FREE OFFER to the boys—just in time \for school, too: Boys’ School Suits, that sold to $10.00, go | tomorrow at $3.85. Another line of Boys’ Fine Wool Suits at $4.98. And Boys’ All-wool Mackinaws, Black Bear make, And with every Boys’ Suit or Mackinaw we ‘will give, Saturday, ABSOLUTELY FREE, your choice of The poem, of six stansas, was on mark of Bayer Manufacture of Mo | any $1.00 Cap in stock, the king’s visit to Ireland. And Mo-| Swiggan—whose mother waa Irish and his father Scotch—-thinks the! verse that tickled them both was| this: Thrice welcome | ‘eu rates on high! with flags and Point our, signs toward the sky. | It Is meet we do thea honora, i And the whole worldwide shall see Not In all thy vast dominions | One more staunch or true than we. a “I think maybe the king thought that was a good omen—a' sort of | prediction,” said McSwiggan, with a| smile. | MeSwiggan has been tn this coun. | _|try & good many years and is «| ‘ | naturalized American. He wae born tapelge al Jopment of |i County Fremanagh, Ireland. He i Wastera eS |e short-and pudgy and weighs 300) +. han sum, eas than | POURds. Ho isn’t married. | been expended in the| bs @ small swamp area nty. of. the fact that the the potentially. pro- lands of West- ton is as important and ‘for the reclamation revolving | purposes to Eastern Washington. ‘Therefore. the determination of the feasibility of the land settlement pro- ject must rest’ on the engineering and development features. If these! features in connection with a West. | noaceticacidester of Salicylicacid.— } Advertisement. Full course dinner, 7fo, at Boldt’ Served § to § p. ment Verify Our 14 Years’ Record We Have Always Paid OUR DEPOSITORS Cash on Demand having never required « no- Here is another Suit item: Men’s Beautifully Tailored Suits, late styles, in blues, blacks, grays and browns, that sold up to $40.00, go tomorrow for $14.85. And with each jof these suits you get, ABSOLUTELY FREE, your selec- | | tion of any high-grade Hat in the house. | Over 200 Men's Overcoats;were formerly priced at }eut to $7.85. Men’s Dress $10.00, for $3.98. Hundreds! |Shirts, worth to $2.00, go at\of Men’s Dress and Work/ |85e. Men's Neckties at 23c.| Shoes, that sold originally as) }And Men’s Hickory Workjhigh as $6.00, will go at) }Shirts cut to 69e. $2.48. And Boys’ $5.00; by Jamen! y having | two | Men's Wool Socks at 18¢. |Men’s Cotton Socks at 5e. |Men’s Collars at 3c. Men's Heavy Union-made Overalls, | with bib, cut to 50¢. B. V. D. | Underwear, Black Bear Over- lalls — in fact, about every- ‘thing that man needs for 'dress or work wear, all in- \cluded in this sale and going lat such ridiculous prices as these. It will pay you to |come to this sale. School Shoes go at $2.49. | | Boys’ and Girls’ School) |Shoes at $2.49. Boys’ Pants) ‘at 39c. Boys’ Shirts and Un- | derwear 39¢ up. | Think of buying your sum- | jmer underwear (worth to |$1.00) for 39¢. Men’s $1.25) Union Suits at 68. And |heavy Canvas Gloves, knit | wrists, while they last, at 5c. | Men’s Pants to.$5.00 will |be unloaded at $1.98. | And) POURED AWAY DeYelfo Explains Why He): Chased Wife With Knife 30 Dey 20 Tileston at., co the police r th husband, Willam 1D ended by the station d didn’t Mke|~ * house explained that he his wife's habit and por cent of his “home 1 her out of the house ing knife and aa she y down the front steps the plate of going down tn out 60 per carefully PAGE 17 | |Car Operators to | mpwin 3. BROWN, Get Examinations} 102 Commnia st tep up forward, please For over twenty Dentiat Mead my article in next Saturday's Star nition# as conductor and motorman for the purpose of renewing the el 6 list was announced by the commission Friday for © 119 Applications must fore October 7 , Colored Bathing Suits Prohibited | LONDON, Sept 30 the open ofr bath at King E4 park, Kensal Rise, must wear black or dark blue bathing suits. loca! counct] haa put the ban on comtumen Horlicks The ORIGINAL Matlted Milk Hathers at) ‘The “Food - Drink” for All Agess Quick Lunch at Home, Office, ané Fountains. Ask for HORLICK’S. aar Avoid Imitatior s & Sabstitutes bottled, into the sink, while the re mainder sours and becomes flat #0 he cannot drink it 32 Stores 4 Special Baits” at the 3 G& TRADE MARK COPYRIGHTED ( U.S. PAT. OFFICE@ No special “Baits” to bring you into a GROCETERIA store with the idea of mak- ing up the loss on other items at higher prices. Every item on the GROCETERIA shelves is marked in plain figures, and the price is based on the most economical plan of selling known. A carefully devised plan enables us to keep the stock at every one of the Thirty-Two GROCETERIA stores absolutely fresh, and any reduction in market prices is immediately reflected in the price you pay. We sell for less because the tremendous buying power of Thirty-Two Stores enables us to buy for less. We sell for less because you help us to keep down expense by doing the work of the Clerk and by carrying home your own purchases. We sell for less because we have none of the expense and loss. that comes with a “Credit” System. We sell for less because we buy for cash and sell for cash. And it’s easy and pleasant to shop at the GROCETERIA be- cause you pick out just what you want from the plainly marked items on the shelves—no one to press you to buy what you don’t want. as the reclamation of east of the mountains, [the further fact that the large | of the population of the w the mountains, and ern Washington project are equal to} those connected with an. Eastern Washington project, then tn all fair. ness the project should be located in Western Washington.” ice af withdrawal, The Bank for | Tomorrow we'll sell Men’s|Men’s $1.00 Work: Shirts at | \Stetson Dress Shoes, that |59e. | | ‘The above are just a few of the bargains offered Saturday. The RED! | FRONT STORES at First Avenue and Pine Street and at 1415 First | | Avenue are forced to unload, Over $60,000 stock must be turned into We originated the Groceteria plan of scien- tific merchandising in 1915 and during the past six years the Groceteria has saved thou- sands of dollars for the thrifty housewives the property which lies ‘Weshington, this section Japs Must Probe 5 Seas te gwen seaent Murder of Briton with Eastern Wash. YOKOHAMA, Sept. 30.—The Jap entablishment of the! aneee government has been asked d settlement problem. to Investigate the murder of Ronald ‘known fact'that so far| Hill, son of the secretary of the nofl are concerned, ; British Association of Japan. It was fashington is sronk} 4 first believed that a burglar had for land settlement | stabbed Hill. |Prepare to Battle Narcotics in Italy ROME, Sept. 30.—A national con- ference will be called for October to deal with the recent marked increase in the use of drugs in Italy. So many are victims of ether, that phy- wicians heve listed “etheromania” aa an allment. The habit is extending through af classes. \Pigeon Telegraph | Operated by Girls EDINBURGH, Sept. 30—Flor- lence McBeth and Louise Cairn, | two Scottish girls making a holiday | hike, have with them a basket full ‘of carrier pigeons. Instead of send | ing telegrame to thelr families tell ing their progress, a pigeon is re White smoke screens, instead of |black, have been evolved by govern. iment experts. MODERN CRANKCASE Savings || pete aaaer RED PINE 8T. o¢ FOURTH AVE. Open Saturday Evenings Just as you like them Somehow, you rather ex- pect something of a cracker.” It must meet certain needs of your palate— It must be crisp—~ It must be tasty— It must be baked just to the point of fullest flavor. SNOW FLAKES are all of these. Ask your grocer fof NOW PACIFIC COAST BISCUIT eash at once. If you can't attend this sale, send us your mail orders. Don't delay—these values and our FREE OFFER good: SATURDAY ONLY—last day, so hurry. Come with the crowds tomorrow, Salurduy. FRONT STORES: Main Store, 1601-1603 First Avenue, Corner Pine Street | Red Front Annex, 1415-1417 First Avenue, Between Pike and Union Streets | | | \ Don’t ask for Crackers— say SNOW FLAKES of Seattle. Some of thee REGULAR Groceterla Values M. J. B. Coffee, 1 pound Instant Postum, large Chocolate, 1 pound Shredded Wheat. Post Toasties ....... Cream of Wheat Roman Centennial Best 49-Ib. 40c 39c Ghirardelli’s Eagle Sweet Flour, Washington Mac- aroni, 3 for.... 25c Citrus Washing 25c Powder, large. . Clean Easy No. 2144 Van Camp's Spaghetti — Fels Naptha Soap, 2 for Crystal White Creme, Oil Soap, 4 for Log Cabin Syrup— Small Medium Large Pick the Nearest Groceteria From This List and START SAVING MONEY NOW! DOWNTOWN * 86 Pike Bt. Pike Place Public Market Wentiake Public Market Corner Public Market Bouth End Public Market 602 Union Bt. FREMONT DISTRICT WOODLAND FARK © & UNION DISTRICT 1317 Greenwood Ave. 29rd_and EK Union Market and Plocadellt Sta > WEST SEATTLE California and Admiral Way California and Alaska White House Public Mar- N. BROADWAY DIs- ‘TRI oT 222 Broadway N. QUENN ANNE AILL Mth Wo and W. McGraw $01 Biaine @, $81 Firat Ave. N, 2218 Queen Anne Ave. LESCH! PARK DIs- TRIcT 710-712 Blewett St. 4201 Fremont Ave NORTH END 86th and Greenwood EASTLAKB 20) Wastiake Ave. RENTON HILL 1820 Pike at ket 1001 Yesler Way Hewitt and Oakes m ACBURN Next Mission Theatre BREMERTON Fourth St, Pubitc Market