The Seattle Star Newspaper, April 3, 1923, Page 5

4 ? 5 JAE qed . “SALADA” TUESDAY, APRIL 3, 192% THE SEATTLE STAR [ THE WIFE, THE MODEL, THE HUSBAND _ | FURNITURE Co. INC. SIXTH AVE KROEHLER Daven-O GRUNBAUM BROS BETWEEN PIKE AND PINE By Day—An Inviting Living- Room. By Night—A Cozy Bedroom Oe DEN x areas pu k and Daven-O Su brown mahog le in this attractive fumed and Iden genuine brown ny the blue genuine "$137.50 Dorothy K California Woman Is Dead in London LONDON, April 2—Mra. Jessie M Me n Bow to pa mate t of San Fra Younger Officer Cecil fully gowr er jew Alway Uniform in Quality Delicious Disabled Vet Head TEA. a HAS THE LARGEST SALE OF ANY PACHET TEA IN NORTH AMERICA, °* “ R. & H.C. COOK, EAST 3383, ELL. 0350, Distributors \, Kearny and Market Streets, San Francisco, where the check was made In SAN FRANCISCO ifs RED CROWN by 160% Yes, San Francisco “knows how” when it comes to choosing motor fuels. A checker stood on the corner of Market and Kearny Streets, and asked the first 161 motorists who passed which gaso- line they preferred. 78 of them answered “Red Crown,” as against 30 for the brand showing the next highest prefer- ence—a lead of 160%. “Quality” was the chief reason given by those who used “Red Crown,” including under that head the factors of mileage, uniformity, and quick-starting. “T find ‘Red Crown’ the same every place and all the time,” said one user. “I have the carburetor adjusted for it, and get the greatest efficiency and mileage from its use.” Not only in San Francisco, but throughout the Pacific Coast field, the majority of motorists agree with this judgment—they ask for “Red Crown” and nothing else, STANDARD OIL COMPANY (California) 100% POWER “Red Crown" is anall-refinery gas- oline, every drop of which vapor- izes rapidly and uniformly in the carburetor and is completely con- sumed in the cylinders, giving nt users of “Red Crown” get greater flexibility and more mileage from their cars and have less trouble starting all the year round. _for the experienced majority thru th revealed to his wife, Mrs. Fr Comes to Front > NAVY PROGRAM .: terfly (right), was murderec , John Kear im to blackmail her admirer tragedy that Mitch ances Stotesbury Mitchell (left), HITS BRAZILIAN |Threatens Peace in New «. World, Says Paper BUENOS AIRES, Will Visit Seattle | and t CHING GONE SKIN ALL WL” POSLAM DIDI mar at a grand and glor! comfort. W n box and begin treat | RHEUMATISM Cannot Wxlat in the Human it tn ‘ on us want? eg eet Be S 4 i nation, Improves Appetite, Relleves Constipation, Chips off the Old Block M JUNIORS — Little Me One-third the regular dose, Made of same ingredients, then candy coated, For children and adults, gibes Want Adg OPPORTUNITY | because she ley Mitchell, Phila p for the girl wa volice believe I , friend. ety lead, ociety leader P.-T, A. MEETS HERE MAY 16 THE Curtaining Spring Windows Upper Main Floor Marquisettes Ball Fringe Te Curtain Rods Marquisettes Wool Special $5.65 Second Floor 50 Wool Sport Ski including epor ratines in and stripes color asso measu from r stock a are priced Wednesday Choice at $5.65. Sport Skirts and Spring sport been tak yecial for PAGE 5 —_— GO. RHODES 11¢. Gingham Dresses $1.95 Upper Main Floor A shipment of 100 pretty gingham dresses in checked and small plaid patterns in colors of pink, blue, la They are trimmed with organdie, pique and ric rac braid in contrasting colors. Seven distinctive styles Splendid values at $1.95 each. nder and maize. to choose from. rts of Elastic Girdles Special $3.45 re. Corset Dept—Upper Main Floor sae y girdles of pink silk broche and elastic nd for medium, average and small figures. Sizes range from 25 to 30. Special for Wed- nile they last at $3.45. Scores “Circus” Ask Congress for to bring about an ry, the Wash F AD" IN THE RIVER pril 3. At ised on a Se t excitemen 6 passenger & man on the rive J that ho had agen a obviously a human floating down tho river. A r when {ld exeitemen It proved te RP ; hat’s in the Air PROGRAM FOR TUESDAY, APRIL 3 10:30 to 11 a m.; 3:30 s 5:30 to 6:15 p. m.; 8:30 to |] 10 p. m. KHQ QUIET. 7:30 to 8:3 6:15 ot (Helps to Beauty) Here is a simple, unfailing way to rid the skin of le hairs: With some powdered delatone and water make enough paste to cover hairy surface, apply and in about minutes rub off, wash the skin and every trace of hair has vanished ‘This is quite harmless, but to avoid disappointment be sure to get the tiona |delatone tn an original package and mix fresh as wanted.—Advertisement Kidney and Bladder TroublesConquered. or Money Back «, sald Dr, excribing my F (known for y Care: from arrangements with iaponae this t a moderate and Is the medi+ cine you can always depend upon. | ad. 1, Carey was a] nds Indder troubl ye alwaye got thin of tive prescription in both liquid and tablet form at all reliable pharmy cints the country overmAdvertiso- mon Healing Methods “Half-baked cults cireus ndence me re given too m ho lawn of aration Monday of Robert executive secretary Health League of Washi to the Ki Grouchy Cheery TAKE BRANDRET Eat. 1782 PILLS Q oR © © at Bed Time will cleanse the system and keep you well and happy. One of the best laxatives ever put on the market—Entirely Vegetable, Tumblers At 39c Doz. Sounco, medium welght, fluted tumblers; a bar gain at 12 for B0¢. (Delivered — only with other goods) A & "ALBATROSS WALL FINISH Albatr healing ch recognition | ashington,” was | of the aw Had Nickel, Asked |Rum Runners Will — Ticket for Detroit; Have a Tough Tim SAN DI April 3—"“One| NEW YORK, April 3—Rum #und ticket fo ase.” ners operating along the New Jers ae toatl yates toes Re Oe | sey coast will bave to run the gam: phe Mita Rong jut of airships, land patrol oO. da nickel on the} speedy armed boats, if Palmer Can | field, new prohibition director has his) ..| Eleanor Kirdalsky, told the} ya. ticket her “man,” who she sald) 7" ttacte ing ut her age, was waiting for} Canfield plans to a the run her in Detroit. ners from the land, sea and air inj) ag contain-| an effort to stop liquor landing alo equipment | the coast, he said today, alsc hopes to make a “di of the Great White Way, 1 | e matron took E! back to her home. Woman Sentenced as Dope Peddler | TACOMA, April 3—Gertrude Jol alleged narcotic dealer, was arrested in a police raid recently, was sentenced to serve} from three to 10 years in Walla Walla by Judge W. D. Askren in uperior court yesterday. This {s sald to be the first sentence im- posed here under the new Beeler aw, passed by the recent legisla- ture. ‘The simplest way to end a corn is” Blue-jay. Stops the pain instantly. ‘Then the corn loosens and comes. - - out, Made in clear liquidandinthin Commercial fruit cann! plasters. The actipn is the same, will be offered at university next ee 8 Blue-jay| year, T06 P.M. Of Judge H. A. Day, ploneer Alaskan, A Splendid Value in GARDEN HOSE 5¢-inch Corrugated Moulded Hose, made by the U. S. Rubber Company, specially priced for Wednesday at— 25-foot. . $3.19 50-foot Be Sure to Take » Advantage of Our 49c Sale of Old English Gray Graniteware Ibatross Wall Finish | t 5-lb. Size | 43c can be applied by anyone; produces a beautiful finish. For Wednesday’s Selling 6 bars of Palmolive Your choice of white or 12 colors, 43¢.