The Seattle Star Newspaper, March 28, 1923, Page 4

SEEK “HEIRESS” | — Quick Quaker Oats Cooks to perfection in 3 to 5 minutes Woman Disappears After Mystery Story of Fortune | ; | PORTLAND, March 28.—Thv “queen” of the Multnomah county poor farm, said to be the heire to a large fortune, was-in hidin today and could not be found. Lioyd 1, Lee, foreman of the Multnomah county grand jury, cus todian of her secret, would not di vulge information ax to ber where abouts and refused to discuss her “Maybe in five years or perhaps in one year I'll tell you all about it," he informed newspaper men to- t Friday, On Sat Coffee 10 Minutes Oats 3 to 5 minutes now Now there's a Quick Quaker Oats—the quickest-cooking oats ‘fh the world. It cooks in 3 to § minutes, and cooks to perfection. Your grocer has both Quick and regular. So you can, if you ‘ish, have the oat dish ready before the eggs or coffee. Quickness, plus super-flavor Oats won their world-wide fame through flavor. They ite all the earth over, because people love that flavor. | | They are flaked from queen gri only—just the rich, plump, re | wary oats. We get but ten pounds of these luscious fakes from (Her e and There| | of choice oats. neen grains. But the | Herbert P. Coates, New Yor Quick Quaker is flaked from the same very thin and partly Bem, if you want that exquisite flavor, you must get Seater }named attorney general of Porto! ° since she trcame ¢ farm August 1 discouraged with life ‘ herself over to the care of t county, Jackson said. Sho is said to have relatives living, but their | whereabouts are unknown to the authorities at the farm sts are cut beforé flaking. They are rolle; : d. So the flakes are smaller and thinner—that is all. And small, thin flakes cook quickly. t its. If you want five-minute cooking you must get Quaker — | Rico. | Get either style you like best. But, for one or both of those | ee get Quaker. You want the utmost in this food of foods | greatest food that grows. Regular Quaker Oats Come in package at left —the style you have always known. Quick Quaker Oats a op Suhn ay: thelieapd rhe iin: A. R, Truax, First National pank, | Quick” label. urges study of federal reserve ays-| Your grocer has both. Be sure to a | tom, | get the style you want. etek | $5019 Thomas Spellman, Seattle nar| in sealed round packages with removable covers — ©!" pedidler suspect, released on) | bail. Funeral of Peter Colvin Wagner] jwas to be held Wednesday at 2 o'clock at Butterwort uary. eee Reid on Charleston grocery store four big stitls and much moon. 2m Two diamond rings and $25 cash |!ine tanks of the machines In which | stolen from apartment of Mra. E. L. I E LOST the men were flying, and they stop-| Sampson, Sixth and Marion sta, | ped at Vancouver without reporting | Tuesday night. \ FLIERS | «: delay. Search was started be- +e ‘and believed to have | "°C? Seattle and San Francisco, Tuesday's Nquor fines in federal | ‘overdue ‘ Lieut. W. ©. Goldsborough and] court totaled $750 an acrident, four United | cergt. W. L. Klutz were in one ma-| cee army airmen, who left Eu-|chine aad Privates R. F. Fatt and| George yer, Instruct 0- fe., Monday for. Seattle, were | Hi. ¥. Carlow were passengers in the| kane igh choo’ wil ween nad Wpeated” at Vancouver bar-| other. Flight will be resumed and|Eyans oa Seattle playground direc. | Washington, Tuesday night men are expected to arrive in| tor, Hoped in one of the gaxo-'Scattle or Camp Lewis Wednesday. eee W. C. Weeks and W. W. Glazier, named mayor candidates in North Bend. Don't let child stay bilious, constipated iar Chester T, Hollinger, a pharmactst, | starts sult against dry agents and United States commisisoner, | ee | Representative John R. Tyson of Alabama dies in Minnesota. ORE) | Chinese fire at British steamer | Kwollin two miles from Canton river. Funeral on F riday for Fred Fowler | The funeral of Fred C. Fowler, 24, | of 331 63d ave, who died Sunday at| White Salmon, Wash., will be held} Thuraday, at 2 p. m., from the Uni-|| versity undertaking chapel. He is survived by his parents, Mr. and Mrs, | Charles 8. Fowler, and two sisters, | | Misa Lillian and Miss Elizabeth | Fowler, teachers in the Seattle schools, THE SEATTLE STAR WEDNESDAY, MARCH 28, 1923. CHICAGO, March 28.—Bob, a set- belonging to the cashler of a| st Bide factory, distributes the pay envelopes each Friday to the indi-| vidual employes, whom he knows by | name. Even Cross, Feverish, Sick Children Love its Taste |‘: and it Never Fails to Empty Little Bowels your child is listless, full of Millions of mothers keep “Califor. has colic, or {f the stomach {s| nla. Fig Syrup” handy, They know i a teaspoonful today may save a sick eee ee plies aut * | child tomorrow. It never cramps or MIKADO’S M. D fornia Fig) over-acts. Ask your druggist for eats ip” will quickly start liver and| genuine “California Fig Syrup,” fel action. In a few hours ycu| which has directions for bables and for yourself how thoroughly | children of all ages printed on bot- wor the constipation poison, | tle. Mothert You must say Bile and waste right out and| “California” or you may get an {ml- @ well, playful child again,| tation fig syrup. ; you see the name “Bayer” | rhoumatinm, neuritis, and for pain in} 2%; Kinnousuka Miruo, “package or on tablets you are|goneral. Accept only "Bayer" pack-|Physician to the emperor of potting the genuine Bayer prod. [8° Which contains proper directions,|/apan, heads a delegation of Handy boxes of twelve tableta cost ese scienti y p by physicians over | tow cents, Drugeints wlso well bot: gna ey ads ys hits fo Yearh and proved mito by| tien of 24 and 100. Arpirin iw the| 0 im tis country as guests colds, headache, tooth-| trade mark of Bayer Manufacture of of the Rockefeller Founda- he, neuralgia, lumbago,|Monoaceticacidoster of Sallcylicacid.! Lion, , OF POORHOUSE || Just in Time for Easter Buying Comes MacDougall’s Prosperity Sale — FINE QUALITY HOSIERY An AIL Sil one, full nforcea with] on 1 garter | In L African | and white Sizes ) medium we | fashioned, ik pure Bilk Hore, st Cotton Hone ned, in nes 8% to 10 At Remarkable Prices A wplendid quality Silk and, Children’s Hosiery rown Imported Lisle Hose, ful Fina rimes 1, reinforced black and brown; size red black and cor an kad] i] 85¢ me tee wien | 25¢ 3 for =") 1,00 to 10 A Silk az Fiber Hi t t 14 s7% to 9 “ | fash-| ie ba, bee fore } } ec Sizes 6% to 10 Jougall-Southwiek, Street Floor Art Needlework Specials Living-Room Sets Children’s Frocks 1.29 2.00 on tan art ¢ Of white and pink voile, In wreath de y en, blue or rose a A inch en B and linen. A wide ve library reart and pillow riety of styles. Sizes § to 14 Children’s Dresses 95c Stamped, made te; ron 6 of blue, Sizes 1 to Bedspreads 2.00 Stamped on quality white muslin, with Lasy Daisy wreath designs for heavy cot ton embroidery tive and simple. Vanity Sets 29c Threeplece seta, stamped with Lazy Daisy designe and tho new Lazi circle pattern lavender gnd r § years. Kitchenette Aprons 79c Made up of unbleached mus lin, bib effect, fin! checked gingham bandings In gold, blue and rose Special Sale of Girls’ Taffeta Frocks 5.95 OOD quality Taffeta Dresses at a remarkable price in a multitude of pretty styles. Navy, brown and Copenhagen, prettily trimmed with yarn, embroidery and applique; navy and brown. Sizes 8 to 14 years. —MaeDougall-Southwiek, Third Floor Top Coats Deeply Underpriced at 18.50 ailk lined, belted styles. jo from being unus Now Coats of polaire, all qual are most practical and dura priced. Sizes “4 These ly low Swagger Coats Special at 29.75 Plain and plaid fa tail ared to fit perfectly; they are in several styles, Full flare and belted models, Sizes 14 to 42. Shirts at 8.95 New Prunolla and Repp Skirts, pleated and plain models, In blue, black and brown, with attractive colored stripes. Sizes 26 to 36, waist. Smart New Suits Unusual Values at 29.75 Of fine twills and tricotine, two. and three-ptece models, box and blouse styles. ‘Trim. med with silk stitching and embroidery. ‘The tong roll collars are a distinctive touch, Stock Up With Union Suits At This Special Price: 1.75 The popular Spring wolghts in knitted Union Sults, Athletic style, in ecru and white; all sizes, ably low price, Pajamas A Real Buy at 1.85 Trimmed with frogs; plain shades of white, lavender and blue, Of quality cotton; slzen 15 to 18, —MacDougall-Southwiok, Street Floor Luncheon Sets Of unbleache Luncheon Sets doilies and a Bungalow Frocks Made of unbleached muslin, stamped in patch work de 4 with signs eambric in tan, rose, blue and lavender —MacDougall-Southwiek, Fifth Floor White Gay Prints Gray Navy Boys’ Wool Caps Specially Priced at 1.15 Twoods and mixtures, in wanted Spring patterns. Ono-ploco top, non-breakable visors; the backs are made with inverted pleats, plain or with regular pleats. Sizes 6% to 7% Novelty Knit Ties 40c Attractive patterns in bright shades, MacDougall-Southwick, Third Floor MeDougall-/outhwic SECOND AVENUE AT PIKE 900 Pairs of Ruffed Curtains 65c ‘ Special at ree 1.00 Pair Excellent quality marquisette, well made and each pair with dainty ruffled ties. 2,000 Yards of Cretonnes Special at 29c Yard Colorful cretones in a wide variety of dainty floral patterns. All the shades are in this group. Very special values. —MacDougall-Seuthwick, Fourth Floor and 4 napkins. 50c nets, four oblong center: 1.25 Two les of Duane Extraordinary Values in Crystal and Bead Necklaces 50c Russian red and jet Necklaces, with fringe and pendants, in black, white and many colors; beau- tiful combinations, at a most remarkable price, and demonstrating again the wonderful oppor- tunities offered in Prosperity Sale merchandise. Mach H-Southwick, Street Floor Remarkable Values in New Spring Frocks And Featured During This Week at 35.00 fo! extremely fortunate purchase permits MacDougall’s offering these ex- t ravagantly lovely Frocks at a fraction of their value. Beautiful Cantons, Flat Crepes, Jasperettes and Georgette combinations. Delightfully are they trimmed, with drapes, Paisley combinations, side panels and highly colored em- broidery. Sizes 16 to 42. Some Large Sizes —MacDougall-Southwick, Second Floor New Spring Blouses Prosperity Sale Value! 9.95 Blouses that embody the newest styles. Only the very best of quality, materials and workmanship, 'Tis the Blouse that lends that touch of life and color to the suit! Fabrics are: Silk Flat Crepe Wool F Crepe de Chine Styles are: Costume, Jacquetto Balkan and Sports Overblouso styles t Crepe The-Shades are: Peach Tan Bittersweet Gazelle Orchid Light Green 8! to 44, —MacDougall-Southwick, Second Floor A New Selection of Smart Vanities A Special Value at 3.95 These are well constructed of vachette, lined with good quality moire, lock and key fastener, the usual vanity fi tings, two size compact: beveled mirror and handles. —Muel H-Southwiek, Street or Quality Ties at a remark.