The Seattle Star Newspaper, February 8, 1923, Page 2

4 PAGE 2 MEMBER AMERICAN camara FRIDAY-SATURDAY SPECIALS— —no C. 0. D. or phone orders; one to a purchaser—these specials, except vacuum sweeper, will not be delivered; can be easily taken by purchaser. HOMES BURBA U: FOR BETTER AMERICAN bungalow net panels: a special value— $298 heavy quality bath towel— 55c regular price T5¢ sivery colored »b alow net panels all white, good quality Turkish or alloy design centers. towel, Size 21x42 inches, Regu > agra > ee — he _ re lar price Tic. Special Friday-Sat Yds. long. Regular p Special Friday.Saturday, $2.98 pair urday, B5¢. SECOND FLOOR MAIN FLOOR electric vacuum demonstrating machines these machines have been used by us for demonstrat regular price $3.75 ing purposes, Very special convenient folding ly priced for quick clear card table, 29x29 ance. inches. lamitation mew sale leather top. Mahog | Ellen Braden, 71, THE SEAYTLE STAR Ea One day the telephone in the hick ory tree postoffics rang ‘n’ rang Nick answered it ———. [ “Not So Bad!” | ADVENTURES OF THE TWINS Clive Roberts WHALE TO SQUID me write it or I ne done tt. The sea urchin wrote tt with one of bis quills and the outtle w could have "Hello, who i» this?” asked « voloa, | fiah supplied the ink, Read tt, will elthe it should have suid, “Who t#|you, and seo how It sounds. that?’ Ho Nick unfolded the paper and | “It's Nick, the Twin,” answered | read | Nick. “Do you wish to speak to Mr, | "Dear little equid so aweet and smell, |Stampa, the postmaster?’ Would you were forty times as tal “Oh, no, you'll dof’ answered th Then I should say you'd be just voloe. “This ia Mr, Whale out the right ocenn. I couldn't come, so I thought |To atiaty my appetite I would telephone, I wish they would move the Fairyland postoffice |" do not care for fish at all out to the ocean instead of keeping it|No matter If they're great or ama on dry land ail the time. We have to |Of herring, 604, and shad and pike depend on the seagulls to carry our | There's not one that I really Itke TT letters and they are the gossipyest ‘} - |things and tell everything they | “Of all the crtatures in the pea, : |know, I want to send a valentine | You have the sweetest taste for me, “Wasn't as bad as I thought! to the squid and 1 don’t wish any-/Oh, litte squid with flavor fine, it would be,” said Mra, Mary \one t know it Could you please | Please won't you be my valentines’ }take it for mer’ Alameda, “Certainly,” eaid Nick obligingly “T'll be right over.” “It's very nice,” oald Nick. “T'll take ft at onoe.” Cal,, after her firat train ride. She's never yet been on @| “1; be watting near the tight o oft be flew to the little squid’s street car or ship, but is sav-|house,” anawered the whale houses. And the squid read it. Nick arrived at the ocean in just |"Humph? maid he. “Valentine tn ing those for later thrills. littie while (having his Magic Green Shoes on) and sure enough, there way Mr, Whale holding a let ter tw tle mouth, “Here it ts,” he sald at once, “My friends helped deed! It’s just a polite way of ask ing ie to be his mealticket. No, thank your’ (To Be Continued) (Copyright, 1923, by Seattle Star) ‘ Price price any finish. Regular Sweeper-Vac 60— gr0— wind 75. cia Hoover Special. Té— e0— Brice FS.TE.” Special Baby Hoover o— so Friday, Saturday, Pitteburg . o— 1 SECOND FLOOR DOWNSTAIRS FLOOK 4-piece toy grass suite— —exactly ax pictured. 4plece tmported 05 —heavy glass clothes eprink~ $1% ler,with aluminum top, Reg- ular price 36. Special Fri- day-Saturday .. seneeee THIRD FLOOR, WITt OUR Fen Chinese grass suite. Table, settee and 2 arm chairs. Special Friday-Saturday. DOWNSTAIRS FLOOR, | Seattle, was formerly known as the) * | Paul T. Kennedy Fibre Co. ast| Hailed Into Court | {fan Kennedy soli out his interest} | yin, to Irving M. Clark and L. Murray for Anno g Dogs Clark im president and BLACKPOOL, Eng., Feb. &—For treasurer of the reorganized com- pany. Grant, who is general man- aged of the company, had tgen in charge of production for year and @ half and was formerly gen- eral manager of the Continental Pipe Co. sticks on the beach, Edward Eden was ordered to pay the costs of his trial. i RESIS SE ih AO ene the lawful speed Mmft ts exceeded a weal a broken. The motors are in- Motor vehicles of the Detroit post-| «pected each night and if a seal office have been equipped with a/is broken the driver is given a de- Company. whose plant ts injengine and so regulated that when|he is dismissed from the service, THE BON MARCHE BarcGain BASEMENT Buy in the Bargain Basement and Pay Yourself Big j Interest on Your Money Invested . Poiret Twill |/Topcoats : Dresses |for Sprin i Newest Style Polaire Cloth a Ideas! Exceptionally Big Maximum Values! | _ Values even for | HOW TO PREVENT WRINKLES | least 10 times. Buffaloes Overflowing Park; Giving Them Away Herd Increases so Rapidly Yellowstone Is Not Large Enough to Hold Animals WASHINGTON, Feb, &. — How'd you like @ fine, ive buffalo for your country estate? You can get one from Uncle Sam, says Horace M. Albright, “the boss It was thought once that of Yellowstone park,” who is back | the would become extinct from the wilds of the Rockies for| Now there are almost 1,600 tn the & rest this winter. two herds. in Yeliowstone park, Superintendent Albright says that! where w few years ago there were the buffaloes are increasing 90 TAD! 100 1. gg ing will help greatly idly in Yellowstone that the park ‘Throw the shoulders back as far| ‘le not large enough to hold them| Also, if you want & buffalo, you fae ‘can and raise your arms to|2Ven the public 200s could not take| have to know how to vaccinate him your head, inhaling aa Zeu de eo;| them, so Sonsrens desided te give/ once a year, Otherwise, he will fall exbale ss you lower the arma. jQome of them away to Prey to & pecullar blood disease want private herds. di A Do this morning and night, mt) in by meane of what| Wel It's quite @ Job, considering bright calls “buffalo rider” to| the fact that @ first-class buffalo After your breathing exercises, >| the national park appropriation-bill,| bull has been known to knock « For instance, it takes @ fine, large country estate for them to range in Buffal * will not live tn crowded Copyright. 1923 by NEA Service pea apecies Thin people are inciined to have wrinkles and flabby akin. To correct this, proper breath- government device attached to the| merit mark. On the second offense! The foods ply a good tinue cream to the fact. | giving the park officials permission | jocomotive off the patting gently into the skin and turn your head from side to aide an you do #0. Starting at the shoulders, rub gently up toward the ears, manipu lating the muscles around, directly under the ears. This tightens the fine network of muscles under the chin. At night, before retiring, cleanse the ekin with a good cream, remove tt and then pat tn the tine cream. Make a bandage or support for inciting dogs to bark by throwing!the neck and chin. Apply a layer of cream and leave ft on all night, so the pores may absorb every particle of nourish ment they can take. In the morning use a cleansing cream, remove and then apply an astringent. After this, you can dust on a powder—one that is not too heavy. that you eat, if you are thin, should be rich. Plenty of milk, egies, vegetables, fresh fruit and cooked frult are very good. Also drink plenty of water—eix tween meals. If you are very thin, for some of the water, milk, Bathe the body daily, but if your face Is yery thin do not wash It substitute good rich | with water but use cleansing cream. green leaf. or eight ginsses of water a day, be | jto furniah live buffaloes to thove |who can qualify to take care of them. | Appropriation Bill Appears OLYMPIA, Wash, Feb. §—The omnibus appropriation bill, drafted Jointly by the senate and house ap- | propriation committees, waa intro- | duced In the senate today by Sena- jtor Dan Landon, of King coxaty, [chairman of the senate committee. |No changes have been made in the figures since the bill was dmwn Tuseday night. An attempt to block the tntreduc- tion of the bill failed Wednesday evening. Five wenatom at first re | fused to sign the committes report. | They gave up the fight when Lan don declared the bfil would go tn jif no one except himaecif signed it } DESERTION CHARGED Alex. E. Johneon, alias Samuel Mo- | Quillen, wes arrestes by police of- ficers on the corner of Third ave, and Union st. Wednesday afternoon, jon a charge of being a deserter from ithe U. 6. 8. Pennaylvania. He ts now tn the city Jail, pending action of the federal government. 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They set up housekeep. jing In the streets of the town. | Folks in Wyoming just quit using the streets, Some of them stayed in the house until rangers came to [drive the buffaloes back Into the park Albright says that bears, moun. tain sheep, deer, moore, and a num- ber of other animals are on the {n- crease in the national parks. Only antelopes of the larger Amert- can wild antmain are losing ground in point of numbers, altho Yellow: stone still han a fairly large herd of these graceful animaix FREE MAN OF GUN CHARGE Al Stone, 71, was found not guilty of shooting Robert F. Robinson and | Alice Rask, 13, with malt last Hollow. een by jury, which. reported to Judge J. T. Ronald Thursday, The Jury deliberated all Wednesday aft- |ernoon, and arrived at a verdict Thursday morning. | Guilty; Is Jailed | Peter Alfred Johnson, charged | with having one gation of moonshine, | 8 five-galion still and 75 gallons of jmash in his possession January 29, | Dleaded jruilty in Federal Judge Jere. |miah Neterer’s court Thursday and | was sentenced to three months in |the county jai | Dennis Connolly, charged with the | transportation of intoxicating liquor, pleaded guilty, and was fined $200, Pedestrians Hit by Automobiles '10 —Helen Norton, 1226 17th ave. N., was painfully »rulsed, she reported Tuesday, when ‘car driven by an unkhown driver truck her at Broadway and Pin t., knocking her down, . | ~-A small boy was struck O45. at First ave. and Vine st, while playing in the street *y an auto driven by FY L 821 W, Blaine at bryises to his head The tad re d knees. 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The monkey-wrench which Heigh- ton will throw into the code ma- chine Is in the form of a bill abolish- ing the department of licenses and placing the work ynder the direction of the secretary of state. Following thix will be other bills, Heighton promined, also aimed at the present «ystem of government, Heighton charges that the Hart 'HEIGHTON TO | zien cures tat a | political machine, working for the j interest of Governor Hart and his associates, but paid for out of ‘the pockets of the people of the state, | Seattle Man Drops Dead in Bathroom Byron R. Thompson, 75, af 102 N. 39th st, dropped dead in the bath- room of his home late Wednesday night. Death was due to apoplexy, according to Coroner W. H. Corson. Thompson lived with his daughter, Mrs azel McGuire, and her hus band. The body was taken to the Rafferty Undertaking parlors. 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