The Seattle Star Newspaper, February 8, 1923, Page 11

—_—— and hese ings vice Sparkling New Spring Dresses st At a Notably Low Price a Your wonderment doesn’t stop at the charm and attractiveness present in any one of these his dresses, It actually carries you farther and yg asks, “How can they sell such perfectly stun- chat ning dresses at this low price?” They are lo priced the upstairs way, that’s the answer. Beautiful dresses, tastily fashioned and care- fully made from good quality flat-back crepe | 5 and taffeta materials in a host of good-looking thes shades, All sizes, ine e j tor Intelligent buying, a nominal up- stairs rent and a sane method of selling are factors that make po3- sible the recognized Florence Values. The Upstairs Shop That Saves You Money Second and Union, Seattle, Wash. Free to Asthma and RHEUMATICS! May Fever Sufferers Get Relief or Your Money Back We bare @ method for the trol Aathina, and we want yout of it at want to end the torture completely. First of all, make up your mind meat for a month. 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Senator Oman flatly refused Wed- Reeday to sgn & committee report | Tecommendmg passage of the Dill which was thoroly denounced by the port commissioners at the open hear ing Tuenday. The bill would take from the port commissions the right to lease the| harbor areas and would vest this| Dower in tho state land commiasioner At the hearing Tuesday it was charged that under the terms of the| bill, It would be possible for the land commissioner to m fix the fental rates that they would be practically hothing, as they have been in many cases during the past $0 years. At the hearing all of the represon- tatives of private interests except one declared themselves tn favor of the bu Judge Shackleford, of Tacoma, representing the Tacoma amelter, mid he would “rather take his chances with @ port commission than | the state land commissioner.” The move on Oman's part will bring the fight over this measure out private interest senators of the body and those who favor municipally owned planta, Here and There, Sir George Younger, chairman of nent of Lioyd George, made English viscount. . . Young woman, member of a Wealthy Boston family, found dead from optum in New York Chinatown, see ‘Three more charred bodies recov: ered tn ruins of Wichita, Kan., bulld- ing destroyed by fire. ca Geneva police search fruttleasty for Ralph Dort, son of the automo- bile manufacturer, who disappeared there. . Mra. Frances Noel Stephens Hall, widow of the slain pastor of New Brunswick, N. J., sails for Italy, eee John Dahiquest, 74, former farm manager and employe of James J. Hil, dies in Everett eee Wenatches Development Ca, Judge Thomas Burke, president, deeds old courthouse property to Che- jan county, . BM to probihit «tris under 16 from attending public dances ts tntroduced in Wisconsin legislature. eee Northwest wheat growers to hold annual congress in St. Paul, Febro- ary 77 and 28. eee Bplecopal diocese of Otymplia closes seastons tn Everett, “Religious” Leader Accused by a Girl PAWPAW, Mich, Feb. §—Secret rites of the “House of David,” of Benton Harbor, Mich, were threat- ened with exposure by court action today, February 18 Judge Robert Dex Volgnes will rule on a motion to pre- vent the questioning of “King” Ben- Jamin Purnell in a suit for $100,000 damages brought by two of his gtr! followers. ‘The suit, filed by Ruth Bamford Reed, 11, and Gladys Bamford Rudel, 19, charge Purnell with immoral practices, carried on under the cloak of religion { CAUSE BAL TROUBLES | KAN These walking arsenals are Bulgarian mountaineers—wild and undisciplined irregulars. has had its beginning in border raids by irregulars of this type. 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They do have the moat tempting ads of food nowadays, Look at that cake Did you ever see anything like it? The kind of cake we got today did not have a home flavor.” “You poor, hungry tri. Come right up to the apartment with ma My roommate made a cake last night that for general beauty and delicious taste has that magazine one backed off the map.” “I'd love to. But I didnt know you were keeping house.” Practically every Balkan war WOULD FORCE SHIP DECREE) WASHINGTON, Feb. §—An ad-| ministration drive in the senate to| force the decision on the ship sub | aidy bill demanded by President | Harling was decided on today by leadere as the house ways and means committees took up the bill Approving the British war debt potUement Harding's unexpected coupling of the debt funding and the subsidy Dill in Dis message yesterday left congressional leaders somewhat dis concerted, with their carefully pre arranged plan for quickly disposing of the debt legislation thrown askew. 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If your old Bat- tery is beyond expert help let us show you the advantages of the famous WILLARD Threaded Rubber Bat- tery. New low prices and terms if desired. 3" ano BLANCHARD 3222 EASTLAKE JADMIRAL WAY AT CALIF. No business on First ave. while streets are torn up. Are now offering REAL BARGAINS, such as any person may realize. Beautiful Tweeds, real Worst- ‘eds, Cheviots, Serges will be sold in this Great Sale. suIT $ and here is your opportunity for real bargains. Come early for best choice to 704 FIRST AVENUE OY TAILORING CO. RSTOCKED” SUIT TO FIRST SALE last. We intend to reduce our stock, Tailoring Co. Dill Will Have to Make Good Double’s Promises OLYMPIA, Feb. 8.— Representa tive Adam Beeler, of King, had the distinction Wednesday of being the most fooled man in the state capital ‘This situation was caused by the fact that Benator-elect C. C. Dill and N. D. Moore, vice-president of the Pacific Coast Coal company, are per fect doubles. “Why, how do you do, Senator?” said Beeler when be met Moore in an Olympia cafe. “Fine,” said Moore. “T think you bave made a mistake in my—" “Not at all. Not at all," cut in Beeler. “You can't fool me, Senator. I know you.” Overhearing the conversation, Rep- resentative Charles Moran sent « boy Into the room to inform “Sena- tor Dill" that he was wanted out- wide, “The joke ts on you, Senator,” sald Beeler,” when the boy surprised Moore by calling him Dill. “You lose.” Moore returned later to prove to Beeler that he was not Dill and reached into his coat to produce a letter bearing his name. Not a let- ter could he find. Again Beeler laughed and told him he hadn't a chance in the world. “T'vo given away half a dozen jobs to office-hunters who have collared me today,” said Moore. “I hope Dill can make good on what I've start- od.” Moore did practically nothing but shake bands with his old “friends” who helped to put him tn “office” all | | Tt takes 60,000 rose blooms to Produce an ounce of attar of roses, or rose ofl Great care must be taken to pick the freshly opened blooms while the dew is still on them and before the heat of the day hag begun. The odor of the roses {8 volatile and the heat of the sun causes the blooms to lose thelr strength. W HEN colds are going the pneumonia are prevalent, you must exercise precaution, You can’t escape sistance by taking Hill’s Cascarq Quinine Tablets regularly, Colds spread in the sneezing crowds that pack cars, streets, shops and theaters, Play safe and keep fit, Take Hill’s before and after exposure. At All Druggists--30 cents WEES CASCARA( UM, rounds and la grippe and/|,,, But you can strengthen your ree 1 and 41d his best to answer questions regarding the welfare of Dill's rela- tives “back Bast.” How many of Dis relatives and friends are surviving he does not know himself, after Moore finished with his slaughtering and reviving orgy Wednesday. day Wednesday. He was congratu- lated dozens of times on his election SPIRIN SAY “BAYER” when you buy. 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