The Seattle Star Newspaper, March 2, 1922, Page 9

THE SEATTLE STAR PAGE 9 McCor | ies ri | cCormick Is, T*!!"™" Work Made Hays’ Successor BONUS PARADE Omron Mcateastl| Sting for Discrce ae ‘His Name and Cree a | Plans for 4 monster parade Of ©X|+m,_ Madalynne Obenchain murder | MeCormick, defeated by John & e service men and all others who be} l ( A in adequate compensation for |'rial Was today pe | world war veters being formed |of Superior Judge in t to congress | sonday ‘ Tiiness of Mra, Mary " 4 | Bulleff, important prosecution wir | R 3 ec, which ts sched | ° flernoon, te part of | Df caused the Je demonstration in favor | ———————_—— sonanshainthe ing hard on the completion of the} plana for the parade | tring: | Go years | tlor ned by order|¢r in the race for sheriff fi ago, was begun in Judge Boyd J.| decree until nex Correct Apparel for Women | ee or Tt. Th. Hesketh insued Jumation calling wu [the etti that they | backing the fight for | compen HE: Home-made Reredickly ¢ Enables H. F. Austin to Walk After 2 Baker ans call for the forma veterans at Fourth ave, and Pine wt, at 2 p,m, Sunday. After a a | varac ru the downtown streets 2 The beet congh medicine you ever | - poekee thet. tie aewaivirn «ae Used" A familly supply enatty and My brother, Lonnie Austin, rc hiy made. Saves about $f. An open air meeting will be beld at we City Hall park, where prominent vet erans will speak briefly in support of the bonus ‘4 nie, Veterans’ organizations are work PR gy ago | Hensategetl eng 1 ago He had to help carry . “ame & severe cough, is a remedy which rom my bed—where [ home in just |*Uffering and heap, but for | from sciatica, f cetved insta » from lumbago Human Bake permanent relief! + Dr. Loughney’s| | Oven about 3 months color, But he k it clipped to iy easily prepared | what amounts to a stubble of less) @ few moments than a week's growth. prompt results it beats anything else |to Dr. Loug y's offices, where 1 Hin suits usually are dark, relieved | you ever tried. Usually stops the | was given the greatest treatment in by pin atripes of white or gray. A| Ofdinary, couh or cheat cold, i 28 |this wide world for rheumatism *plash of color brightens his fore-in it is pure and good. Lonnie had to undress me, I was #0 hand ties Narrow horn-rimmed| pour f ounces of Pinex in a |tielpless with pain. Dr, Loughney anew, held by light gold bows over! pint bottle; then fill it up with plain |advised two bakes within a few ars, add to thé habitual serious- renulated sumer — bay dig, Loh lari- | hours, after which 1° told Lonnie ~ ny , ed molasses, honey, or © “| “ aaa a sat Re ae eas a 1.| instead of sugar syrup, if desired, |1 Could walk on crutches. They How did you come to get Into pol} Thus you make a full pint—a family | Were gotten for me and I left Dr jities?"" Work was axked | supply--but costing no more than a |Loughney’s offices on crutches, to EVERYO | small bottle of ready-made cough |everyone’s great surprise, and after syrup. ‘gr age | hed as a cough medicine, the “It's everyone's duty to take an in-! really nothing better to be b a couple of days’ more treatment { threw the crutches aside. I’m ai! % terest in politics,” he answered. any price. It goes right to t Another four years put him as a! That's all I ever did.” and gives quick, lasting relief | hours Sketched From This Showing Raa well. I've never felt better. Dr Harry ¥. Austin. Loughney's Human Bake Oven ant) ——————_—_____—_____ Write your name and a4- | Colo: member on the republican) Work’s two sons are grown and | promptly heals the inflamed mem-|his corrective plan of eating. in they last | nations ommittes, And from there arried, and he and his wife are branes that line “a throat he om} the thing for you If you're sick, dres plainly, and you will receive lhe moved, when hix party came Into Paciaety, close the snneyiag His offices are filled all of the| Your book by return mail, Get yours alone here in an apartment hotel Unlike the dynamic, jack-in-the-box your cough stops entire |activity of the retiring postmaster for bronchitis, croup, hoarseness and ‘Work has) general, Work always moves quietly, bronchial asthma. Pinex is @ highly concentrated com- rr he phiegm, and soon kle, loosens the phicam. Alendid | time with pleased patients, Most sincerely, HARRY F. AUBTIN, before they are all gone. They are | wrapped and ready to mail out. | NOTE.—Dr. Loughney's Bake Oven Treatment offices are located at the }power, into the first assistant post | master generalship. Rather stockily built, Dr. Hubert Work oe taken on weight in his new job. Tho | speaks slowly and thoughtfully, and sh ihn keen | e 4 nd of Norway extract, 8 . Ct . ; WASHINGTON, March 12-—- | past 61, his hate iv till dark and | follows carefully aeagee processes, PoUbus for healing the Fan ig Beattie, Wash. corner wf, Pitth and Union, in the Hubert Work, at present firat heavy in front, He wears it roached| instead of appearing to jump at|""To'ayoid disappointment ask your ; Crary. Wulldiag. fe sagen "ay, ounces of Pinex” Dr. Loughney’s New Book *:2-214 He has a| things by deduction. | druggist for In only two things is he lke! with directions and don't accept any- thing elee. Guaranteed to give abso- | lute satisfaction or money refunded. | Pinca Co., Ft. Wayne, lod I ! today back from hin forehead. postmaster general, L ~ na | sizable bald spot at the back, which sistant | was nominated by President Hard | ling to be postmaster general, the | »* makes no attempt to camouflage. | Hays- | White House officially announced, | His mustache probably would be/ Both are republicans and both Work succeeds Will Flaye, whose | 8tay if it were long enough to show | Presbyterians resignation to become director gen | eral of the movies, becomes effect. | | jive Saturday “ * 399 Dr. Loughney i assisted by com- Free to You Postpaid” «pees: iady nurses. Hours, 9 «. m You will value this book highly to 6 p. m. Sunday, 9 to 12 only, | We will mail them out FREE whi | Telephone Main 6242. New Spring Frocks TAFFETA—-KREPEKNIT—GEORGETTE CANTON CREPE—TWEED At $250 HIS collection of lovely Spring Dresses includes models for virtually every occasion—for street, afternoon, sports and informal evening wear. In straight-line style, or quaint bouffant effect, they register newness and individuality in every line; and to enhance their charm often adopt colorful trim- mings including beads, embroidery, ruffles, quilling and lace. Offered in all the desired shades. Formal announcement of Work’s| selection was made following a con: | ference he had with President Mard-| ing today, | | WORK HIS CREED | AS WELL AS NAME | “Work” is not only the name but| the ersed of the malf/who will suo jceed Hays. His hobby ts Holstein cattle and jhis recreation—if jt can be called | reereation—ts dabbling in politics. As first assistant postmaster gen jeral, it was his responsibility to pick | the men to be named postmaster. | | That he has been able to do this! and still retain the eupport of a large | [majority of congress for his eleva-| }tion speaks loudly for his tact and diplomacy | HIS CARDS i |ON TABLE | | A quietapoken, low-volced man ot! |thoughtful appearance, Work ts the | jsort that inspires and holds confi dence. That is no emall part of his Now Comes the Finish STAMM BROS. MUST VACATE APRIL 30th Second Avenue at Spring Street VW VEHICLES in the United . or : ‘ WE pistes enaually consume nearly Want Madison Park | ,,."- pay v eime of oat cr have gone through the entire stock, ripping and slashing pri¢.es } beyond recognition. Our entire stock, along with thousands: of dollars’ worth of high-grade Spring and Summer “Furnishing “Goods and Hats which we ordered for our new store and were unable: to cancel, will go on sale at the most sensational prices ever offered. the people of Seattle. Prices are cul still deeper than the already cut 1 slash prices that have prevailed. WE ARE UNABLE TO FIND A 4 NEW LOCATION, THEREFORE WE ARE FORCED TO QUIT--SO a THE ENTIRE STOCK MUST BE CLOSED OUT SLICK AND CLEAN ji MOST DRASTIC PRICE REDUCTIONS EVER OFFERED IN SEATTLE : ° J] 340,000,000 darreis of gasoline. Put in City System |tavic, explains the whys and where | | forea of each decision an nkly Preliminary steps are being taken states hig conclusion. { to have Madison park added to the| 4 doctor—a real honest-to-goodnens | f | f a SPECIAL jcity’s parks and boulevard system. | doctor—will be something new in a| } Petitions with the signatures of |“binet, altho many a cabinet has 1} | TOMORROW |=" sce." Sos | needed doctoring } | And Work’s status in the medical | |Pared for submission to the city | profession iv not inconsiderable. He| f council, asking that jurisdiction over | Was former president of the Ameri: | j Baked Halibut au Gratin ry Mashed Potatoes Bread and Butter lime park te transferred from the !¢#% Medical association and during | sineiciedl: xallee te Ob jthe war served as lieutenant colonel In the following board/and then as colonel in the army d COLEGROVE \Texan Nominated as [tases “te major part of his. pro-| i Hf a1 | feentonal work has been in this line. | | New Mint Director | ‘om ors i WASHINGTON, March 2.-—Prest-| POLITICAL CAREER dent Harding has nominated Edward| Work first showed up in national F, Scotey of San Antonio, Texas, to! politics in 1908 when he was chosen lbe director of the mint, succeeding |delegate-at-large from Colorado to | Raymond T. Baker, Scobey, former |the republican convention. Four | ly of Obio, ts an old friend of Hard-j years later found him chairman of ing. the Colorado state central committee. | “French Ice Cream Centers for Arctic Bars. Something new in ice cream. Nothing like it. Watch for ’Em! Our newest exclusive product, made in our new $200,000 plant— the largest and most sanitary in the city. ARCTIC BARS ARE LARGEST of park comminsioners. | | Restaurants medical corps The proposition will be Presented | Born in Pennsylvania, married to EGYPTIAN KITCHEN, 1934 Third Ave. to the city council at its session Mon-| an tndiana girl. Work settled down 1 Say afternoon. to his profession at Pueblo, Col.| = emamsneed There he founded the Woodcroft how | pital for mental and nervous dis ALTO KITCHEN, Pike and Broadway SPECIALTY FoopD sHOP 110 Pike S¢. Velvet Ice Cream Co., Inc. 1620 Broadway East 0272 Including the Famous Vassar and Superior Brands. $2.50 Cooper's light- Sommer at $1.19 worsted, at 91.95 $2.50 value Chalmers’ row... 91.23 SHIRTS One lot of E. & W. Shirts, values to $3.50, on sale now at . , One lot of E. & W. Shirts, values to $4.00, now at .. 91.30 One lot of E. & W. Shirts, values to $4.50, nownat ... D109 One lot of E. & W. Shirts, values to $6.00, on sale now at ... $1 .98 Lot of Fiber Silk Shirts, values to $2.95 $7.00, now Soft Collars A special lot of Men's Soft Collars, EB. & W. and other well-known makes; values to 50c; on sale 123c Neckwear Reduced BELOW COST Wo have just received a beautiful as: sortment of Pure Silk Knit Neckwear which we were unable to cancel. Regular $2.50 Neckwear, knitted grenadines, now... Regular $3.00 Neckwear, $5.50 Neckwear, Van Heusen Collars Van Heusen Collars in almost every style, to go on sale here while A beautiful selection of Men's Silk Neckwear, values to $1, Special lot of Men’s Pa- jamas, including flan- nelettes and madras, s100, now $1.59 * Jersey Silk Shirts These Shirts are made of a very heavy grade of Jersey and area real bargain Starched Collars All E. & W., Ide and Arrow Collars will go on sale here at 15c 7 for $1.00 Phoenix Hose We will sell the genu- ine Phoenix Silk Hose whale : 55 Cc Heather Sox Men’s 75c Wool Heath- er Sox will be sold at gre... 8c Men’s Sweaters A splendid assortment of Men's Ruff Neck Sweaters, values $12.50 its... $6039 Silk Shirts Men’s Baby Broadcloth Shirts in very pretty patterns, values to now”... $3.9S Russian Cord Shirts You can buy the genu- ine Russian Cord Shirts, atthissae D198 } Men's Hats Special lot of Men’s Hats, including Bergs, Crofut and Knapp, etc., 31.00 row $1.19 Silk and Wool Sox “Luxite” brand of Men’s Silkk and Wool Hose, 17s, now... SOC Pongee Shirts We will sell a very fine grade of Pongee Silks while they last for.. $3.85 Men’s Underwear Special lot of Odds and Ends in Men’s Drawers and Shirts, values-to $2.50 3 9 Cc Athletic © We will sell Men’s B, V. D. style Union Suits Men’s Hats $5.00 and $6.00 values, at... DOS4D $7.00 and $8.00 values. at's-.n- $4.95 A dandy selection of Men’s Caps in very late styles; values as high as $4.00, on sale at $1.35 Silk Shirts Wonderful assortment of Silk Shirts; values up to $10.00, at $5.49 BostonGarters Nothing has been left undone to make a clean sweep of the entire stock. SALE STARTED TODAY AT 9:30 A. M. AND WILL CONTINUE UNTIL APRIL 30, AS WE MUST VACATE ON THAT DATE—ALL OFFICE AND STORE FIX- TURES FOR SALE, INCLUDING PLATE GLASS SHOWCASES STAMM BROS. STAND IN BACK OF EVERY ARTICLE SOLD AT THIS SALE 25c value: $1.15 $1.35 $1.85 23 29 123c 35c values now You can buy genuine Boston Garters at this sale now 75e values vow 43c $1.10 vaiues Phoenix now c 85c Values to $2.00 3 now 10¢ values now now c $1.19