The Seattle Star Newspaper, November 3, 1922, Page 4

FRIDAY, NOVEMBER | 8, 1922. SEOOND AVENUE AND UNIVERSITY STREET Boys’ Clothing Special Values for Saturday NORFOLK SUITS 2 pairs knickers $] 3 Regular $18 and §20 Suits own make high-grade Norfolk 2-Pair Knicker its—fabrics and tailoring to stand the wear; these Suits are from our regular $18 and $20 sellers. Special ...cccccecseeeeeeenes OLS.75 Juvenile Suits, Oliver Twist and Middy styles; new color combinations ; age 5.95 Shop in Our Special Price Basement and Save Money on Your Models ordinarily priced very much bigher. Straight - line, wrappy and bloused styles, of Bo livia, Normandy end Ve lour, FUR COLLARS of Carsoul, Squirrel, Reo coon, Dyed Opossum and Boaverotia. $22.50 Fur-cotlarea TWEED COATS, in brown, gray, tan and heather mix. tures, Ideal conta for business wear ang mo- toring. $15-$17.50 Coats of mixed tweeds, Polaires and Mannish mixtures; some plaid back fabrics. Smart taik ored models, Sizes for misses and women, see eesceweces see cecenceecceess 812.50, 8 $15, $18 to $30 Mackinaws—all-wool, full belts, shaw! collars ececececcceducecsvecsseces 5.05 to $10.00 Boys’ Sweaters; extra values .....<....-.. 85.95 | Flannel Blouses ....cccccccecenceecceess $1.55 Hj Flannel Pajamas ,..scccr<es «2-81.50 Hose—heavy ribbed ...cccccececccceeccess -20¢ } Knit Ties .......seccccecceccccccescccces A5G Chil dren’s Tams—Blue Serge and Heather Segis Pietertje Prospect, world champion Holstein cow, owned by the Carnation Stock Farms, Seattle. She is making her first trip away from home to be shown at the Pacific International Livestock show, Portland, of twhhich E. A. Stuart | / * WASHINGTON, Nov, 8—The Ar Weird Collection of Wild|Eyes of Northwest Turn to Opening of| | * * “- * of the Carnation Co. is president. M DRYS DEMAND __ | SHIP IS LIKE Seattle Sends Champion Beep x gre tome Cow to Live Stock Show bf ore: gure Nomen ete reorerey financial report as required under Coats $14.50 Comtortadle good looking Coats of velour, Animals Is Unloaded Portland Show Tomorrow rrp} ov, 2—~tne| AN eyes are turned to Portiand | fota, the world's champion Jersey Few oll DRO, Od Seen the | Saturday. The Pacific International butter fet cow, in to be on exhibition, strangest collection of wild animals | Live Stock exposition, now the larg: | and the champion milk goat of the peor | since Noah's barge rode out | ®t of it kind in the world, will open | world Is coming up from California. FOR LADIES— Luxite Hosiery—all styles and prices, WET EXPENSE NOAH’S BARGE pido at that time | the live ntock, th the flood, arrived here yesterday on |'t# doors to the pub) In addition to the hive stoc! here chinchilias ana Ho also amerted that many of the ine American steamer Bearport, | Th* exprension “all eyes” te used be- | wil) pe the Western Winter Poultry mannish coat. 249 congrensional candidates th-| from Ringupore, British Btraite Bet. |AUse Nearly all Interests of the West | snow, with W. M. Coats, a Western | ings. With ond Gorged by the wet association have emente. |are coming to « gradual realization washington judge of national repu-| without fur cok ot how the live stock business rami tation. acting as one of the judges. | The en¥ection ranged from trerw | res into nearly every other Commer |Thiy gh 1 3 and elephants to pythons and bide in) endeavor, Hank “short | ¢), ; i” show will be @ very large one and Included some of the rarest ant erage hie year grass” men, mmal) farmers, purebred Won wERIAL EXHIBIT World Cotton Crop male in captivity, the property of 4 Frank H. Buck, world-famous collect; oleremts, store Keepers ana toate, PLAYS BIG PART As you enter the great tenacre) Is 16,750,00 Bales |?" % Beck. wor | portance, WASHINGTON, Nov. 8.—The | ‘The beasts were kept in bores and | Pa building, the industrial exhibita seo | world cotton crop for 1922 will total | cages In the ‘tween decks of the aft- le The exposttine i val ee tion ts the first to cateh your eye. | approximately 16,760,000 bales, the |erhold. A full-grown cobra, one of saat any = ge wh te ten | This division ie 728 feet long, and | department of commerce eatimated the most deadly of all reptiles, had we eg > a ae here are already placed gorgeous ex: | yesterday. Of this amount, the to be taken into the engine reom to bey a bee, prse cx eleoet eli hibits of over 100 firma, In this same | United States will produce approxi |be thawed cut during the voyage in Humber, and in almost SVSrY | atvision the Western Dairy Producta mately 10,135,000 bales, vihen the ship encountered cold | “am the quality ts improved, Bhow and the Manufacturers’ and |}, ‘The eatimate ts on bales of 47h weather, The principal items in the SEATTLE SENDS Land Products Show have made pounds lint, which ts equivalent to |t-nifeet of Buck's happy family in- | CHAMPION COW thelr displays. The manufacturers’ $00 pounds groem, the department | cluded: Four tigers, two leopards, The beef show wilt be parttoutarty !and merchants’ exhibits are particu. stated. four ourang ovtangs. one Malay hon- | fine, but topping every other Gepart- | lariy beautiful and worthy of atten _————— ey bear, three gibbons, seven jungie ment will be the dairy oattle, The/tion, The United States department civet cata, one tapir, one anoma, two | Hgiateins will etand first in numbers, of agriculture dairy division has an Dinturang, 10 pythons, one cobra,/with nearly 400 entries. The great: exhibit here, which ts valued at $25,- 4,000 nasorted birds, 103 monkeys, | est milk cow in the world ts i to 000, which concerns dairying in all four elephants, one lion, one kang™- (be on exhibit, and Seattle ww the Ite phases, and fe most graphic and roo and two beara. honor of sending her. This ts Segia valuable, not only to dairymen, but The consignment wif be distrib. | pictertie Prospect, familiarly known (to the public as well, uted In the United States and Great an “Progpect.” which In one year 1CH ATTENTION Britain, produced $7,281.4 pounds of milk an@ GIVEN TO MUSIC Several berths « Births ocourred en route | 1.445.47 of butter. This means Over) 4 special feature of the expoaftion 48 quarts of milk & Gay. Prospect lint, year will be the music. This ie Marilyn Miller Is lars. Sizes 16 Girls’ Coats $7.95 $8.95 $9.50 repudiated the anU prohibition stamp of approval. gs |F228, £83, 4H | Quality for such low prices, Sizes 6 to 16, Special Price Basement ton, Callfornia and British Columbia, This ts @ relay race and the ladies will milk Holsteins the first day, Jer- seys the second. and Guernseys the third. One hundred and fifty dollars in prizes are offered, the first prize Kidnaper Sentenced sinounting to $5000. They milk three) to 35 to 40 Years | A committes of newspaper men/ MUSKEGON, Mich., Nov, 3.—Fok has charge of this entertainment, and already have reosived requests to aj- |W his conviction here yestam low General Manager Plummer, Ore- | 48¥ on a charge of kidnaping 1+” gon State Dairy Commissioner Haw-|yearold Rosalle Shanty, to which ley, and J. D. Mickle, secretary of he pleaded guilty, Raymond EB, Wilk | the Oregon Dairymen’s league, to|son was preparing to serve ® eB hold a contest tn milking alno. tence of from 36 to 40 years in the © It Is expected that the attendance | state penitentiary here today. Buy Washington Coal With Washington Money You'll get most for your money in heat and satis- faction and the people of our state generally will be before, and Portland will be pointed if such ts not the casa, HELENA, Mont—tNew vein of gold-bearing quarts found hare. ee en eee arene ee mat Indigestion Gone and She Gains Ten Pounds OPTICAL CO THE OLDEST OPTICAL HOUSE ON FIRST AVENUE. ESTABLISHED 1906. O17 FIRST Avene MADISON “Evervthing in Music” has never before been away from the [Carnation farms, for this world Pc Ss bon ania ot rao “Much Improved” | Pamniee of #1! breeds belongs to the bart of the program. Campbell's “Tanlac has Fel relieved me of ui P Carnation Farms lAmartoen band has arranged a com- troubles from which I suffered for| MEW YORK, Nov, §--Marlyn Mil- Other world’s champions wit be! plete program covering the eight years, and I am feoling fine now,” | ler, Flegtield | mar and bette ot Jack jat the Pacific International. ad's | days, with morning and afternoon deciared Mrs. Kate Langlands, of | Pickford, was reported concerts and « horwe show program | 7228 Becond ave. 8, Seattle, Wash. pay tea foiowine an en attack of an well “ had rheumatism tn my Iimbs | Sppendicttia, Mise Miller was rush: On Sunday, © so bad I could hardly get around.|to the Ritz Carleton here ee ve tion eerie ean we ead ee I suffered drpadfully from indiges-|ton. An operation was not p time @ bronze memorial tablet will be | tion, too, and food fermenting tn Uavelled. This tablet ts in memory | tra ae tcp th orang ge of the late Fred §. Stimson of Holly. | ing, headaches and y ape! © was so nervous and miserable at) the question and I got so weak and run down it was I could de to) wood Farm, Seattle, former president | jof the Pacific International. At this | service a number of prominent men will make brief addresses and among jthem are Gov. Hart of Washington, WHAT’S IN THE AIR PROGRAM FOR FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 3 KFO—11:18 a. m.; 2 to 8 p.m; look after my houshwork, 5:20 p. m; 6:15 p m.; 6:20 p,m; |Gov. Olcott of Ormgon, E. A. Stuart |e benefited, “Taniac has so completely rid me!| 9-18; 9:28; 10 p.m. Mentho-Sulphur, « pleasant cream, and KE. O. Holland, who will dell of indigestion that I can eat any: KDZE—10:30 to 11 a. m and |) will soothe and heal skin that is the principal address of the day. 1 BU—CO—DA thing I want now and I have gained 2:30 to 4:90 p. m. dally, and 7:16 || irritated or broken out with eczema; Holland is president of the Washing. Best fe Less around ten pounds, re enter te #8 Monday, Wednesday and || that is covered with ugly rash orton State college at Pullman, Dur | ‘or . from h oO . ay. | pimples, or is rough or dry, Noth-|ing the di ed pert will be | — and the rheumatiom is #0 nearly KIR—#15 to $18 p.m ing subdues fiery skin eruptions eo pon oy ond ton eatee Gade wih | gone I never notice it, I don't be. KZC—645 to 715 p. m. | quickly, says a noted akin spectalist./be broadcasted thru radios establi leve Taniao has an equal any- KGY—Sundays and Tuesdays, || The moment thie sulphur prepara-'e4 tn the building. where.” #:30 to 0:30 p. my Fridays, £50 ta || tion Is applied the itching stops and A tremendous attendance ts iE Tanlao te sold by all good drug: | after two or three applications, the oe th aa oer | JUDGING. BRAINS J i r 101 kin remedy be Mined fn Washington Under Union Conditions When the Leaves Come Tumbling Gunes ft decttogs: tes Parasites that | MONDAY MORNING Ppamnaipedte: 6 per cause the burning, Itchin, r al On Monday morning the fudging J y A COAL HIG! NUT Down and Zenda, fox trots .. °75¢ | Rgtrement, Mentho.Sulphur fiways | will begin. In the evening the fret | 9.00 Single Ton IN HEAT $8.50 Single Ton | heale eczema right up. horse show will open. 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