The Seattle Star Newspaper, March 23, 1923, Page 24

THE SEATTLE STAR OTHER FIGHTS Race of Giants Shown gage Oe TAILORED READY NEWS PUBLISHED AT SEATTLE’S HOME OF 2-PANTS SUITS FOR HER CHILD «im Oregon Excavations»: sommes “_— , e Affidavits Filed Support Her New Find Is Tapped by Plowshare Near) ee ee et camspaten : u estions f r ter F Character Albany; Scientists Examine Bones keel sinn alba, wf ae | FROM OUR FURNISHINGS, CLOTHING AND HAT DEPARTMENTS | - Fe } ALBANY, ¢ Maret A go te He was »¢t “ even affidavits from prominent), ..\ ; pene . , are ; ngs edie : : : PWere filet late Thu ling} gon, dwelling in this v tad Wras Rie character of Mrs. Louise who is seeking With one of the greatest,;sr¢ ' most attractive stocks ever |! assembled in its history, the Tailored Ready Company of copie . *°| Seattle enters the Spring and 1, Summer season of 1923 sre | COLLARS GALORE pared to meet every demand! | “* Pod notable feature of the for men’s and boys’ and of collars, wt young men’s apparel, t t ted MANY FURNISHINGS |¥*," Char Strain, manager of the|Step in and see bill; David b Anno gram sberdas 1 the first floor,| ss | Wann: and & with one ¢ > mont ; pattern, weave and to Ogden. at 120 Kinnear p orn : et : Ancient Mounds in tractive stocks of neckwear, shirs,| 1¢ 1 well to remember, amor Rititine Paul, a, Christia a age Tacoma Territory shown in this store ugenta for the celebrated Int mony and aff! ‘ wd nem vitae’ tats gig Lee a fishkcelal to “0a! STOCK eae, stn in twwene” | Cheney’s Silk Ties es tatner's co ed Tight up to now in(m scr = catch ioe $1 Us Bor the Rainier Taxi Co., was ar a ied tate Thursday night, charged with | “making a sale of liquor to a feder al] fficer,--MeNellly’s car was seized | co 4 . color. Nothing finer|'® P#e# wil appeal to you, t Fi Charge Driver Sold bed anywhere SMART NEW SHIRTS in : b Many handsome patterns for Spring ar are now Liquor to Officer the Among the many attractive things | a ted on exhibition in these famous shape-retaining ties. SG. A. MeNeilly, said to be a driver IN A : pa a s SB yey KNIT SILK TIES EXTRA SPECIAL AT 65c | Here’s an opportunity to stock up on distinctive STORE | 3 = | Neckwear. You'll find here one of the most com- " plete and attractive stock in Seattle. ; And a store you will ition station Friday morning, | burying to federal prohibition | mound bi ogists, This race, te mdst all the ancient which Inhab the Weste n found jot the United States, worship ©! plements 1 sun. declares the ¢ About 500 A. D., when Buddhism | mounds ts strikin was almost 1,000 years old, a priest | of mounds found both in Chin FEATURING NY GARMENT of that belle od North America, | Mexico. | coming from C' and attempted iS S | | to press his faith 1] Provides for $500 Made to Order OR DRAPERY |cor says HE __ ,, for Memorial Day IS UNLUCKY | Sent Kimonas Draperise | of the fact that Patro! Curtains Ginghams — dward H Jacy of se | from the estate r n. May |day, his jinx came back stronger} mabe enero than garlic stew Friday, he de-| | clared, when Chief of Police W. B.| ats ever | | be proud to wear a) suit out of. BIG LINE OF CAPS | The new caps on exhibition now in the cap and hat department, are | making a bit because of their dis-| pon tho mou ve appearance. The light tones | promise to be the real CASES AND BAGS w that arrived Your attention is specially directed to hundreds of | smart new arrivals in approved styles of _MEN’S HATS | Tailored Ready Hats ..................$4.00 Mallory Hats ......... Stetson Hats .......... in the *35 Suits ordered tomor-| | row positively ready) for Easter Sunday. fon trips, and we are prepared | |with an exceptionally fine stock of | | week-end bags, suit cases, grips, |wardrobe and regular trunks. You'll {find the selection broad, and the values most exceptional. AND EVERYTHING! Practically anything else that a |man needs to wear ts to be found i hha great stock, including night- wna, pajamas, gloves, sport cba sweaters, wool ve outing shirta, pecial attention - di ete. In the inter of your gooi|| rected to our Women’s appearance and your pocketbook Hosiery Department, where Severyns denied his request for 60 days’ vacation without pay to enjoy kk ickl the fruits of his suddenly tequires | COO) ed sO QUICKIy | wealth. | Henry, who claims to be unlucky, | was given a mere 30 days by Sev: Quick Quaker Oats | eryns.| His misfortunes date far} | back, including several minor acet-| Cook in 3 to 5 minutes | dents. Last summer he fell from| Your grocer now has Qwich| m4} his motorcycle while chasing «| Quaker Oats, as’ well as the style | speeder, injuring his spinal cord you know. Henry's inheritance is from the] Quick Quaker, perfected by our estate of Augustus Henry, broker| experts, is the quickest cooking oats Aye ie woo! or silk, | of Sheboysan, Wis. Honry’s sister,| in the world. It cooks to perfection fe x f step in and seo what we have. i] we feature fa linen, cotton, or | Mrs. M. Conrad, 1412 North-|in 3 to $§ minutes. | | Palms, Tans, Fawns, Slates and Other Popular Colors iI) Luxiie H ‘ 3. Diamond Dyes never | lake ave., also received part of the| Both styles have that exquisite r re | uuxite Hose a fade or run jestate. | favor which has won the world to| All Included |5,000 PAIRS OF PANTS PTS Le ee | Quaker. ef are br ie ge Suaen | b 4 rains only—just the rich, plump, Speeding Will Cost }favory oats, In both we get but} ee i | r hel. als Hans ten pounds from a bus! ‘ | Bread a hina ton Much Liquor | But in Quick Quaker the oats are} L 0 U is kaon at. yet, | cut before flaking. They are rolled | Aa di algal | very thin and partly cooked. So the | carried in the rear of hin auto were! ig ail And the small thin flakes | “Raisin bread de lure—gener- || seized as evidence by Sheriff Matt | oh kl 2g usly filled with luscious seeded || Starwich and deputies. Hanson was | “CO WICK! a : ps—is now available at gro- | | stopped on a speeding charge by Dep- |, If you, want ithe Quick Quaker, and neighborhood bake || uty Sheriff Asa Leo, who found the | lok for “Quick” on the label. You Mquor in the car. His bail way set at} Will get the quickest cooking oat $750, and he was formally charged | flakes ever known. | with possession of liquor. $1.65 to $3.50 Another thing for which the Tal- z F, lared Ready Company {¢ becoming and a big showing of noted is its enormous stock of separ Ae a ‘, ate pants, where one may match his || Nail File Test Hosiery at coats and vests, This stock now $1.50 at least 5,000 pairs, includ possible pattern prices 50, TAILORED READY CO. 401-407 Pike St—At Fourth BIGGEST STOCK OF CAPS IN THE CITY most evi jand e. Pop $5.00 and $6.00. | BOYS’ SUITS SPECIAL | age, made of fancy tweeds and| We have on | mixtures; priced at .....+ | display for the Easter Season |PANTS Step in and inspect it 1405 Third Avenue Just North of Union Street tempting raisins to the slice the kind ped like, Order now and serve tonight dinner. Junior Sults, made in Norfolk, mid dy blouse and Oliver Twist models, | 1n all-wool jersey cloths, serges an) tweeds; sizes 3 to 8; extra values | best raisins for bread, and | all home cooking uses, Folding | Boys’ Two-Pants Sults, made of ex a good show- Had Your Iron Today? i tra strong materials, in worsted, ing of Spring | tweeds ‘and cashmeres, shown} | mostly In dark gray, brown and Camp blue mixtur in ages 7 years; speclally priced ... Bed $13.50 Extraordinary Values at Two-Pants Suits, mado of heavy | t, March 23, SATION OF THE | cashmeres, tw AL SEASON |, terfals, in plain dark brown, tan| «ls and worsted ma. | of the Better Grades at $1.46 | and gray mixtures; every suit has | two pairs of full-lined, reinforced | Knickerbockers; ages 6 to 18 years; $30 and $35 We invite you to inspect our advance showing of Camp Comforts and needs for the Auto Tourist. This year we look forward to a greater auto tourist business than ever and have anticipated the many needs with a KNICKERBOCKERS | Wool knickerbocker pants made of . : y light weight cashmere with double very complete assortment of camp equipment at West- Every smart color, slbched: deamiesy, oxic.’ od it = aia in ern’s usual money-saving: prices. pattern.and style |j| ret. soem tm ata he: materials: are. all-wool' Eng | browns, blue mixtures and plain . B5¢ lish tweeds, serges, herringbones | and cheviots, Colors are plain brown, blue, gray and fancy ‘mix- tures, | tans; priced at... SUITS $12.85 Two-pant suits, made of fancy chevy jots, tweeds and cashmeres of the | is here. || TOPCOATS | $25 and $30 | GABARDINES || Special at $20 ~< SPECIAL mh sane || This Week Only EVROLET SOPRANO: wins re ‘ j ; Max Merson Peerless” Foot Accelerators for Fords. Cutout Sets consisting of cutout, pedal, PIANIST Regular price 95c. pulley, cable and Pen. This week only............ 45c spring ten eeeeenes hin BOC Supply Company Downtown Store Open until 9 P.M, Saturdays Every suit has two pairs of full-lined, reinforced | knicker pants, which means “DOUBLE WEAR,” better grades and makes. The col ors are fanc tures and blu gray and brown mix | | of fulldined reinforced knicker ch has two pairs Come in and Carefully Inspect Them bockers; sizes 6 to 8. Tailored Re ady Co. Home of 2-Pants Suits for Men and Boys Until Vriday Night face Downtown Store Auto Row Store Brargtt FOURTH AVE. AT PIKE STREET ans? commox roun 717 Pacltic 2041-45 Westlake 812-18 East Pike 2821 Colby “Seattle's Home of Two-Pants Suits for Men and Boys” Phone Elliott $307 Phone Bast 0075 ther Acts and May McA mp" voy in “A Homenpun 4