The Seattle Star Newspaper, March 2, 1923, Page 2

B © have and use a HYOMEI outfit of chert ) ing. They are rolled very thin and Hyomei PA 5-Minute Breakfasts Quick Quaker Oats make them possible Now your oat dish can be ready fa five minutes, if you wish is a Quick Quaker Oats wi ia 3 to § minutes. It is just like the Quaker Oats know in quality and favor. It flaked from queen grains only “a the rich, plump, flavory oats ve - but ten pounds from a But the oats are cut before flak pe cooked. So the flakes are smaller and thinner—that is all. And the small thin flakes cook quickly Your grocer has both styles. If you want the Qvick Quaker look for “Quick” on the label You will get the quickest cooking oats in the |! world. GARDNER J. GW 1703-4-5 Howe Eliiett 6359 and by DR. J. BR. BINYON Free Examination ON EARTH ‘We are one of the few optical ree in the Northwest that really | lenses from start to finiab, Qnd we are the only one in SEATTLE-—ON FIRST AVE, Examination free by graduate op- t, Glasses not prescribed absolutely necessary. BINYON OPTICAL CO, 1116 FIRST AVE Don’t Catch Fb) FLU Keep all the membranes of nose, Rec tores healthy and free from is by breathing HYOMEL fr kills ils germs. Don’t have colds, catarrh—just —breathe Each member of the family should hard rubber inhaler, liquid, gauze, direc- tions, etc. Pleasant, effective. Satisfac- tion guaranteed or money back. Sold by all druggists, THE SE Way of profits to user, we many citios, better at Colonel from Italy. whe er, br nel Nutt I would p least at $1 a Which means a * in this country of at lea 000 « year. “The «reat bulk of the dope,” utt, “comes from Germany; Spain 1 & $2.50 cus Ba BY HARRY HUNT this means in t the di and three-qu ports phia, Mo map” ellors. arters a grain from the eo the average n, G “It comes tn chiefly thru the East and gulf Boston, New users says ASD ed no lene than 71,00 howing (shaded portions) where raw materials where they enter the United State . TF $200,000,000 t Last year Pp u hia was Bur nd Tia Juanal an ef a) potn V wchea us by Wa foreis ‘ ves, from which co. | °F ed, are im od from | ute Bre ‘oak Britain, 1 r _— Peru and ¥ cum opium, which contains n ne and other optum salts in used as dope, comes Persia, Turkey, India and 4 admit, wh *« which left the wholesalér at | of dope » t 94,00 ot value are finally of by the dope peddler at millions w or more. federal narec sins of dope. pean made FORTY-THREE WAYS OF COOKING FISH AND Do you want kitchens and laboratorie Neoction of re contain SEA F OOD — aring all kinds of fish and sea 4 dint fo that are as attractive to the pa an at, Our Washington bureau ts re bulletin, which you may obtain free on request the coupon below, writing very plair to our Washington bureau nd ) Washington Bureau, The & 1322 New Vork Ave, Was! I want @ copy of the bulletin, tle Star, ton, D. C. “FISH AND SEA FOOD," and jnclose herewlih a twocent stamp for same, Name. .....0<6 Oa ee ene ee ne aS oA hel he Street and NO. .weces same tke Ae eee nets emeenee tenet ew Rm THE BON MARCHE RGAIN BASEMENT Everything has been done to make the “BARGAIN BASE- MENT” more roomy, and your shopping hour most con- venient. SPRING’S SILK AND WOOL 2 FOR SPORT WEAR POLO STYLE The skirt that Just fills the bill in #0 many Instances, Skirt for the same occasions, in cheeks and plaids, DRESSES $12.95 Poiret Twill —Canton Crepe— Flat Crepe and Taffeta, Numer ous styles, SPORT COATS POLO STYLE $12.95 Note the Tuxedo Searf with tassel trimming on these stylish coats, ATTI fer habit-form- KE STAR '$500,000,000 a Year Spent for Dope!| BANDIT QUEEN IS ‘SQUEALER’ Honor Among Thieves Fairy Tale, She Says BY CHARLES K, LYNCH for ne wealthy autom: MARCH 3rd to 10th The House of Bargains h Big special purcha Big Seven-Day We or held back—ever price, Items in this Shop early, “Mina Taylor” Aprons 75c Beautifully trimmed percales in contrasting colors, This is a tremondoys bargain. $2.95 House Dresses $1.25 SKIRTS $ Also the Prunella Dp 89 Amoskeag gingham with hand embro! red collar cuffs and pockets, All sizes, Wonderful buys. Blouses $1.95 250 Silk Pongeo Blouses, tiny check gingham collar and cuff: 200 Silkoline Blouses, seal collar and cuffs, sic embroidered, closing out at $1.45, Women's Cotton Hose, and browns, 15¢ pair. blacks MEN’S ALL-WOOL Wool-mixed and Cordu- some lined, on sale Boys’ roy Knickers, at $1.15, fleece-lined Union Suits Boys’ at 75¢. facts about such cases as your _ Investigate my remarkable work as 9 Y _ weribing to so-called “home” Do Some Investigating been a sufferer from Piles 25 “years. Read HIS letter and the many others in the FREE illus- trated book which tells the true and about my non-surgical, pai less, harmless treatment. physician before sub- and “quack” cures. Remember, my treatments are tuaranteed to completely and permanently cure your Piles, ‘Send today for FREE, book. Mt‘ J.of Walla Walla,Wn.,had |g 600 CHILDREN’S AND MISSES’ to 11 14% to 2 Colors—brown and black—good leather sole, And sizes 214 to 7, suitable for growing girls, at... heels. jot, Slzew Ato D. Growing Girls’ PUMPS and OXFORDS $3.45 fome Sport Shoes in thix 2Y% to 7—widths rubber pots $2.95 PETER’S “DIAMOND Men’s 600 WOMEN'S FINE QUALITY UNION SUITS 59c Low neck, sleeveless; hodice or regular top; knee length shell or Ught, Union ribbed; gray; light weight, White, pink. Suits—Fine Sizes 36 to dé 1.45 BRAND” Women’s Vests He weight glove silk, bodice DRESS SHOES top. Pink and orchid. Slight seconds. Sizes 86 to FOR MEN 42, priced at, 5D Women’s Vests —Extra Here are good, brown, all Jarve: fine ribbed: r dr och arge; + Tegula- leather, stylish Shoes for tion top. Sizes 46 to BO, $ 00 priced at by Women's Hose- fiber; black, Sizes & LOH Oth iva tins Boys’ “Scout” Leather Gaunt- lets at 5O¢, Solid Leather Work and Dress Shoes for Men 93.45 TRIMME Boys’ Scuffers $1.65 browna, the grand bio ake rn ‘* ht Dope Peddler fi MILER SLIPPE 1D WITH BLACK POMPONS. , Wellmade Scuffers in blacks and “MANNERS | zt By Norma Talms et Tomorrow—Ftiquet at the theater w-up came when the young deb Without Country DAYS TO BE REMEMBERED as arrived. The splendid pat- ronage extended since the store opened last fall proves that Seattle folks were really waiting for a popular priced department store, Every department is now fully organized and ready to serve you. Now for the biggest selling event In the history of the city. Since Christmas we have been getting ready, 8 have been made. Sale Starts, article in the big store slashed in advertisement are only s the thousands of money-saving bargains that await you. Tomorrow the Nothing reserved mples of 1,000 Skirts on sale at $2.45 50 different styles. Woo! serges and tricotines; plaited and plaids, silk and gold embroid ery. Worth twice the sale price. Prunetias, Girls’ Bloomer Dresses 95c sham Bloomer I 7 to 14; neat trim: collar and cuffs, Middies 95c 300 Middies in smart styles, all . for women and Worth double this price girls. Vanity Bags, nicely fitted with big mirror, $1.2 OVERCOATS $10.85 Men's Dress Shirts, some with attached in madras ; very good patterns. On gale for 95¢ Men's Wor Pants in neat patterns and blue eorges, $2.05. Men's assorted Cotton Sox, 3 pairs for 25¢, oft collars, MEN’S HIGH-GRADE DRESS SHOES $4.45 Ladies’ Oxfords and Pumps $2.95 Ladies’ Slippers $1,95 Vicl and Calf Oxfords and Martha Washington Comfort Slip: One and Twostrap Pumps, in pers, clastic sides, rubber heols. patent and kid Little Tots’ Colored Top Shoes $1.25 Ce tore: aK JOKES | , BY JOSEPH W. FORDNEY - 8. Kepresentative From Michigan, ‘ Fighth District the « was & sur wd A . 4 ' c waid h 8 Gold Crown from Boston Dental Offices 22 Years ALL-WOOL Earlier would have been snapped up at $15 to $25. Smart effects in Bolivia, Nor- mandies, Kerseys, Camel Hair and other popular materials — all col- ors and sizes for girls. select from, DRESSES $6.45 Fashionable Dresses in wool French poiret twill and embroidered, growing Berg’ models. sizes will Saturday “Stout” Dresses $8.95 |: Women get choice of some wonderful models in silk taffeta, messaline, tines and wool serge at about one-third value. Bloomers for Little Tots 10c Girls’ fleece-lined cotton ribbed Union Buits, sale at 75¢. BIG BARGAIN BASEMENT Kettles, Boil- Percolators, Round Roasters, Pan Sets, and Double Boil- ers and 4-quart Lipped Pre- serving Kettles, at the truly Graniteware Sauce Pans, Preserving Pans, Wash Basins, ete. on sale at 19¢. Cups don't pay Set of Teeth from 00 UP Second Avenue We Stand the Test of Time in One Won't last long at $6.45. 86 well-designed Wool Suits in smaller if we hurt uld we sa: d Bridge Work 00 UP rhe Location COATS $6.45 in the season these coats women, misses and About 6500 coats to silk taffetas, hand beaded and plain be closed out Ae ns .. $4.95 who can wear sizes 43 to 53 wool trico- with drop seat, on ALUMINUM ers, 116-quart wonderful price of ...., 12 Bars Laundry Soap Ol Cloth, Kettles, Pudding and Saucers, white 50, 8 for 10¢, and Japanese painted, 2 pairs for 25¢. Water 104. Children’s Coveralls, 1 to & blue and khaki, HOUSEBARCAINS.. Py @) Tumblers, 3 for sizes 69¢. DEPARTMENT STORE 1419-21-23 FIRST AVE Road Plans Big _ Grain Elevators Headaches From Sitght © BoM 1 Glasses $5-00 EXAMINATION GLOBE OPTICAL CO. 1514 Westlake Ave. Near Fourth and Pike Women’s Heather Hose 35c 1,000 pairs of Women’s Hose, mixed heather with assorted ar- rows and silk lisle and silk fiber, in white, black, brown, pink and. grays; 35¢ pair, or 3 for $1.00. 25¢ Only 12 burs to each customer, white and pat- terns, per yard, 29¢, O.N.T, Thread, black, size White Thread, 200 yards to the spool, § for 10¢, Good wash Rags at 5¢, Fine Face Towels at 19¢.