The Seattle Star Newspaper, March 7, 1923, Page 11

Be WEDNESDAY, MARCH 7, 1928. THE SEATTLE STAR racasied PAGE 1%°7 mM FUNDS VOTED: PUT ONE OVER DIES IN LONDON | in Legal Dispatches e NI \ E \| LONDON, Maroh Before dy sentative Thomas Murpbine bs ‘ t t Amen MARYLEBONE, ¥F ngiend, Mie OLYMPIA, March 1.—Just who|!0# at t o age of 1 ‘ omas Hard at o insert ap amendment Senator William Bighop, he of the nore ae pry constant use of to dat / f the w fortunate” wil s huge volos, either b " " oo.” @ baé al) but ph petty wort ned t tht | hereafte epiace “pauper” in effl! Measure Passes In Spite of ons var ‘on the senate or he has] 8%4 14 living children whea be died. | House Wouldn’t Strengthen Oa i |= ee ae i ua e Y ats Opposition During the fights which Bishop| figures have bean nothing less than| Anti-Narcotic Bill Woshir members. , bas waged #0 effective! inet “ The t in the appro | OLYMPIA, March 1 citpewned. power plants old ether ay neat hl eter ner rg| OLYMPIA, March 1-—After « long | Equip a : the bitter opposition clty bills, Bishop has read ti 4 | withou y fight which ended when Speaker - x, of Walla Walla March 7—Snow in the} of Seattle, t somebody handed him when he came te Olympia. Bishop wae reading the wrong line,|to #wing enough votes to pas Conner, He has called the at-|Insteed of informing the senators|amendment to appropriate $2 Gistrict, having blocked) | printing $10,000 for ¢ tention of the senate to the im-|as to the actual amount of city-|for the enforcement of the ne roads, the pallbearers a fur) the Stepher mense amount of property which he|owned utility property im Seattia|bill, the joint supplemental budget spot on ‘skaten and @ measure aid that elty of Beat Was reading the total assessed |bill passed the house y: aay Sep “ nal along wubjecta, was | taken off tax rolls by tte mu ation of all property in th Many atiempts were made to|t coffin to an4 trom church om they passed by the senate. | Mloipal ownership of utilitie, ‘The Senator Fox charged that the bill ls fust one framed to give somebody ja fat job senate. And ¢ a away with tt'amend the measure but all falled|« frozen river Conner declared ft te the of legislation | ner opposed the bill on that It would be impos t any resulta out of It FREDERICK & NELSON FIFTH AVENUE—PINE STREET—SIXTH AVENUE “We hav 1, we have appropriated in ot,” he over cash $50,000 | natd, for breeding of and cattle }and we have appropriated big #uma ou n ee for improving trees and planta and |for tubercular cattle. li Longer now, if you wish for gamb “we have é 12,145 Yards of Seasonable Cotton Fabrics ‘ Quaker Oats now comes Ip two styles, identical in quality and javor, jclaims before government bureaus The senate also passed a Dill ap . 2 Our experts have perfected Quich Quaker Ontomthe quickest |Propriating $21,000 to. be expended In a Timely and Featured Offering, Thursday cooking oats in the world. It cooks in from 3 to $ minutes, and 7 the Amer we Legion t F rn it cooks to perfection [wer vererans (m puInag fi i Now your oat dish can be ready, if you wish, before the eggs on Now two great supremacies PORK BARREL BILL PASSED Unexpected Opposition at Last Moment Is Futile AT SPECIAL PRICES | 7,820 Yards of Gingham Special 19¢, 23e and Qc Yard | 1,000 Yards Longcloth Special l5c Yard rc) EY EY EXYET EY EL ET ET ET ET ea Now Quaker Oats in two ways excel any other oats in exist- ence. Long ago their favor won the world. It has made Quaker Oats the dominant brand wherever oats lovers live, Quaker is flaked from queen grains only—just the rich, plump, flavory oats. We get but ten pounds from a bushel, but those tea pounds are the finest oats that people ever get OLYMPIA, Mareh 7. muccennful at After an un t had been made to amend tho bill so as to retain the present aystem of highway upkeep, | the house roads and bridges commit Now comes quick cooking, Quich Quaker fs flaked from the same queen grains, But the oats are cut before flaking. They are rolled very thin and are partly cooked. So the flakes are smaller and thinner—that is all And those small, thin flakes cook quickly, 1,000 Yards of é : Unbleached Muslin 3,220 Yards Amoskeag Dress Ginghams * If you want exquisite flavor you must get Quaker Oats, If you | tee passed the $11,000,000 road pork ; l want five-minate cooking you must get them. Get either or both, _| barrel yeaterda A medium weight Longcloth such as is Special 12 /2c Yard as you like. But get Quaker always if you want this dish delightful Contrary to expectations, brisk op. used for undergarments, ete. nusually “ , | I Regular Qual pices he, bre mnasore Ga F- good value is offered in this 86-inch | Special C Yard For house dresses, aprons, fancy work, | Oats ¢ haying clear sailing, 2 | drapery and other home purposes women ¢ width, special 15¢ yard. | will find this medium weight Unbleached ors voted aga Come in package at left—the style The power of th mittee was ||| Fast color Amoskeag Dress Ginghams, in very bn < knows. epi Ae ei bag 9 . | ; a iy : dda Muslin very desirable. In 81-inch width, oer aoe tave Siney? Bere peers ta’ pooner at || desirable even and broken Checkg, Plaids, Stripes, | special 12i4¢ yard. 500 Yards of Plisse Crepes Special 25c Yard A quality of Plisse Crepe so desirable John Hanks, striking the which provides for the centralization of highway upkeep, was only lost by & vote of 49 to 44 Other amendments to the Dill, how: ever, failed by about the same yote by which tho bill carried | ‘The passage of tho Dill was the final diepiay of the power of the and plain shades—red, lavender, blue, pink, green, tan and black. In 27-inch width, special 19¢ yard. Quick Quaker Oats Come in package at right, with the “Quick” label Your grocer bas both. Be sure te get the style you want, 1,000 Yards of Outing Flannel Special 12V2c Yard a | | ss | i 2,000 Yards of Gingham nel, in the 27-inch width—an unusually [f) good value, special 1214¢¢ yard. i ——| Representatives, in order to receive FUNERAL SERVICES for Fred | Money for thelr districta, have been Cooper, who died Sunday at hin | forced to cast their votes as the FAST TALKER HAS SLOW REVOLVER home, 1633 19th « | chairman and leaders dictated. | Tuesday at Bon NEW YORK, March 7—Harris| po 4. t Fletcher. Jeffer, arrested for possessing a re volver, protested it was an heirioom and couldn't shoot straight, anyway. | roo, “Take a shot at me with !t, if you} Packed in sealed round packages with removable covers roa and Drtdgee committee. Fer om Longe pi Aa be og lavender, yel- Fancy stripes and checks are well j he past few weeks this committee Ww anc a 206 by s Z ¥ ‘ rep- | Sas Sestnated imate every TOG 25e sr nite; 80-inch width, special es 23¢ mee resented in this offering of Outing Flan- jf) Beta ates ’ pecia ar Plain shades and Checks in 14- to 14-inch { sizes are featured in this lot of Ginghams in a 250 Yards of - id color range that includes red, pink, green, lav- | | ender, yellow and blue. In 27-inch width, special Bucks Head Suiting | i 23¢ yard. 5 Special 25c Yard A heavy linen-finish White Suiting, in i 36-inch width, suitable for white skirts, |} | | 375 Yards of Bleached Muslin Special 17c Yard _ Bleached Muslin, in 86-inch width that is so useful for pillow cases and many other purposes in the home. Good value On appropriation measures many of this committee have ntood with the appropriation committes in re fusing to grant extra appropriations. }In return, Representative James Davis and other members of bis com: mittee were lined behind the pork | | barre! bill Tuesday. Little change is expected to be | made tn the bill by the governor's think {t wi ¢o any Gamage,” be of- "Dileshareed.7 maid the fules veto, it was sald. at the special price: 17¢ yard. : middies, table runners, napkins, ete Un- [ eonecerece comely mae. 2; 600 Yards of Gingham | usually good value, special 25¢ yard. 1 tecler, Bohre rindaw one, Danskin, Dungan, Guile, Helghton, Jacobs, Kastner, A. EB. Olson, Peter. on, Roth, Rudo, J. H. Ryan, Totten and Voss voted again: 200 Yards of Cambric Special 29c Yard Special , | A wide assortment of even Checks, broken ppecia 19c Yard Checks and Plaids in a quality desirable for dresses, aprons, ete. In red, blue, rose, pink, green, lavender, brown, tan and black; 82-inch width, special 20¢ yard. 500 Yards of Pillow Tubing Special 35¢ Yard Linen-finish Pillow Tubing, in 45- inch width, free from dressing and a quality that will give excellent wear. Special, 35¢ yard. Here and There| Philadelphia dry agents use rea) beer to wash off snow. PRICES ARE LOWER THAN ANY STORE IN SEATTLE Hundreds of customers have fairly asked us rte how we can afford to sell this or that at 80c or ff) runarea Per Cent Club prepares! 40c when so-and-so, a reliable dealer, sells the [J |for tnternational convention at Vic-| identical same article for 60c or 80c. uigeihborsicpe i) An excellent quality of White Cam- bric for gowns, underwear, ete. In 86- inch width, special 19¢ yard. THE DOWNSTAIRS STORE i aidan dacaes witness! A Manafacturer’s Sample Line of slaughter, pleads guilty to reckless ||| a setpnenetemsna aacratnn oesrreeernmnr ne ese a ee ou 200 Beacon Cloth Bath Robes Wall Felt, roll ..ics:0csiereieae «$1.80 Bites tenth ainonr trom Se i Standard Kalsomine, lb. (dS | damien Shannon: America| | UNUSUALLY LOW-PRICED AT: | fi Campfire Girls to dine In Irish |coutumes at Hotel Gowman at 6:20 | Bip. m. Thursday. eae Varnish Tiles, the kitchen paper, double roll $3.50 $4.95 $5.50 $6.95 $8.95 Knitted Jacquettes New Shirts squares and designs—the latter | often concealed in the folds of largo plaits, and faint plaid effects | on Navy Blue and Black Twill ts very attractive in new Skirts, Albert Claro Hindman, U. 8. at} H D, Smith’s Oatmeal Pulp, full bolt......30c f)t7me” st Pans Clem after auto $7.50 $4.95 tel BN The sketch suggests the smart | The effect of ailver «gray b 4 yi tford, 60, f 4 dead at thes knit! ao Bedroom Papers, single rolls— | 0. Whitford. 60, found dead st|}) treads, interwoven to form nese of these new saitied iV see 2 s0Cy tc, 10c, 15¢ Red, Gray, Coral and Navy wool | fatthew B Iph {dentified in New York as $275,000 gem thlet esis and cotton mixed weave, with in Living Room Papers. .7c, 10c, 20c, 25c Kitchen Wall Papers. . .4c, 7c, 10c, 15c Tapestries, single roll. . .25c, 50c, $1.00 We are “cash and carry” dealers, giving no discounts and selling at the lowest possible wholesale price papers that we bought at car- load discount. nit this—we buy cheaper and sell at less overhead—(common sense.) SMITH’S Wall Paper House Remember the Name 1621 Fourth Ave. Near Stewart St. | Bremerton navy yard wanta one buffer and polisher and six joiners. one Joe McDermott, movie character man, kills self with gas in Los Angoles. eee Chinere gets haircut from GO. Ovana, then steals $48, | Seals heading north, reports mari ner. Wind blew 44 miles an hour here Tuesday 1 oe W. R. May, San Francisco, given $100,000 for saving lives of Senator Phipps’ daughters in 1904, see Lonesome club meeting, Ratnlor Grand hotel, 3 Dae Wednesday, . Portland Rowe festival phinned for Juno 12, 18 and 14, wae Order of De Molay, Juntor Ma nonle organization, to install offi cers in Scottish Rite temple ut 8 p. m., Saturday. | CHIEF OF POLICE W. i. Sey. | eryns will speak at the Phinney | Fudge Improvement club mooting Wriday at § my oh ba dohn 2, Allen schools ee Sizes 26 to 82, moderately priced, at $7.50. —THE DOWNSTAIRS STORE Sia New Styles in Women’s Oxfords and Pumps $4.45 Pair OXFORDS of Black and Brown Kid, with military heel, $4.45 pair. STRAP-PUMPS, one-strap style, Black and Brown Kid, military heel, $4.45 pair, BIRAP-PUMPS, ono«trap styl Patent Leather, milltary heel, $4.45 pair. STRAP-PUMPS,. onertrap style, Tan Calfskin, low, one-inch heel, 84.465 po widths B, THY } and 1; nines 2% to 8. IOWNSTALRS STORE Distributors of Women's Arch-Support Shoes; noted for thelr comfortglving qualities; expecially valued by professional and bush ness women, ' ' terwoven stripes of white or con- | trasting shade. Price $4.05. —THE DOWNSTAIRS STORE _ Stamped Bedspreads, $1.95 Stamped Bedspreads (full size) to floral, French knot and basket designs, Stamped on good quality a } muslin, Price $1.95. —THE DOWNSTAIRS STORB Stamped Scarfs and Center Pieces ‘At 50 Each Scarfs and Center Pieces in an assortment of attractive designs, stamped on Indian Head. Centers 4 84 inches in diameter; Scarfs 17x45 i tnches, Low-priced, at 50¢ each. —THE DOWNSTAIRS STORD HE DOWNSTAIRS STORE had a buyer “on-the-job” when a large manufacturer of Women’s Bath Robes offered his com- plete Sample Line, at attractive price concessions—making possible the unusually-low prices quoted. Because there are very few duplicates in styles, space does not permit detailed description. The four models pictured example the trimming details developed in attractive collar effects, satin ribbon and silk cord, A wide color range is available in flower-, plaid-, Indian- and conyentional-patterned Beacon Cloth, Stamped Luncheon Sets, 79c Stamped Unbleached Luncheon Sots, consisting of 4 Napkins and Table Cover; stamped In Blue Bird, Flower Basket and Bouquet and Knot designs. Price 70¢. THR DOWNSTAIRS STORE Sizes for Women and Misses. Unusually low-priced, Thursday, at $3.50, $4.95, $5.50, $6.95 and $8.95. TH DOWNSTAIRS STORN