The Seattle Star Newspaper, April 26, 1923, Page 5

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Borden’s Chocolate Flavor Malted Milk fits a particular niche in the food calendar. Sixty-five years of experience in meeting the milk requirements of this country, showed the makers of Borden's Chocolate Flavor “Malted Milk that there % a specific need for this delicious new You can get Chocolate Flavor Malted Milk from your own grocer or druggist in packages of two sizes, To serve, use three heaping Mix thoroughly with an egg- beater or in a shaker. You'll find that children, particularly, receive it with instant favor. Give it to them in mid-morning or mid-afternoon lunches, or a half hour before dinner time. It has a quieting effect that will make dinner a welcome event. When the children want something before supper. Before retiring, to satisfy that hungry feeling. On every occasion when additional nourishment THE BORDEN COMPANY New York CHOCOLATE FLAVOR rH SE ATT WILL GUT TAX OF DOPE DEAL Profits of New Terminal Would Clear Loss Attempt to Impeach Testimony Made That tax In pereaved | Continued attempts on the part of ' ard by t ( g ‘ ‘sane | tite of David J the argument ad f ri anced by ¢ George Lamy hen-Spellman drug const k oomr v Ww mar 1 the ing of ! needa \; 1 tem It is v a Lampt id. . Wed * T . operate the Smith terminal | * hshakable in his story wnd cor and the 8 t n t 1 with his damaging testimon \ 1 the 9 gainst Cohen and Spelln With the money made 1 Pig et ot wed termin om th Bh ner &|\° bey tract, the deficit f the ot In one in a CRNA docks would be . 6 his disapprove duced, and taxes would be corre . a ure me, ou hurt me spondingly lov he said. , e ated George Williamson, attor Mr. Lampin >» usned the Ste ‘ u heap "Prater club Wednesday “e ee Ae poi Pha mow, but you frighten ine wit ‘ $ a Williamson. Puen | GOVERNMENT QGEN1 CALLED ON STAND SAYS HE WILI eed, ] Cushman and the cross-exami TAQ We Er BUS SI NESS | malted Cohen, the Rainie wealth: r deposit owner of th ulta; Spellman, a that the t on a bast ess of the port Isr longshoreman; Taylor public ownership, R F and himself. bee, candidate for po on. | Hy testimony was also ¢ Renton Wednesday night of the ar tm for the sof drugs that y Re atti and n Cohen's vault und the tas our pri ; ry collated defend man was the last wit drugs had the direction of ented hime He stated in hi and of the. Pacific, must be put for the bu what I prop timo ts right -at docks will be in actual danger of condition o we shall got hand when our in a federal ca evidence collapse 1 a8 we begin at once the piling th work of removing $458,237.37 Asked supports them or fill under the wharves id warehouses. I kno 2. .. the condition of our decks, bectae| Of Shipping Board! I went under them with an en Suit Cor $458,237.37 was filed in au neer's understanding of the prob. | perior court Wednesday by the Puget lem of renewals in our salt water | Sound Machinery Depot against the harbors, and T made @ careful study | U. §, shipping board. The compl of the situation.” alleges that shipping board ———__—_—— ——— tracted with the machinery firm on May 31, 1918, for 102 Scotch marine boilers at $22,500 Later the shipping board canceled the contract 6 machinery ¢ nt asked for n dam. 1 net- was ca have falled, it ts claimed. Corns Go ‘The simplest way to end a corn is lue-jay. Stops the pain instantly. some members of the family. Three well balanced, nourish- | Then the corn loosens and comes ing meals a day are fine for the “Average Man.” But what | - en, Thea clear tn about the children who want something between meals, and who Lipaccar V3 Dh nad ‘Blue-jay COLGATE’S Ribbon Dental Cream Contains no grit or harmful drugs. 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Ito on the evening he uc jaltho Ito in his defense claim: 1 | not drive his « |ner De wr on that da 2yearold brothe identified Lane, the youth, positively when called to test Geor 4 Mupea, a driver for Frederick & Ne On, aid that he saw the accident and took the number of Ito ca when Ito sped away from the scene Ito's defense will be an alibi, He introduce testimony to pre having tea with Japa friends on the der afternoon of th “MANY FIGHT OVER MONEY KANSAS CITY, Kan., April 26 |A jury dt h of five claimants Is ¢ 200 found under the porch of a reaidence here wn decide The money wan believed part of the the Inter-City The « aim Powers, suburban mar shal, who claims he found it 2.—Fred Jackson, patrolman, ) claims he actually removed the cur- rency from beneath the porch. 3.—Mrs, Edna Coffman, owner of the house, who saya it is her who money, because it was found on her prop- erty 4—The state of Kansas, which claims the money should go to the! state school fur so it has no owner 5.—-An insurance company, which repaid the bank for its loss in the claiming it a al loot part of the Gains Fame in Art in Six Weeks’ Time | LONDON, April 26—Mra. 8. A Barne’ who took her first. les son in off painting six weeks ngo, | bas had her first picture accepted | for this year’s exhibition at the royal academy, Mrs, Barnett former! hecturer, but never before had paint ed In oils. 1923 Record of Pedestrians Hit by Automobiles 300 wi island, was struck by an auto driven by an unknown | driver on First ave. Wednesday, He res uphurt n, In-| 1301 Mrs. terbay injured | Wednesday night at First ave. and Pike st. by an auto driven by James | Yesterday for Hamby Hayden, 4209 Palatine ave., who was |charged with reckless driving '302: Mrs. E. M. Smith, 614| Union st., was injured on} Wednesday evening when an un |known truck driver ran her down between Sixth ave. and Sevonth ave on Union st. She was treated at the |elty honpitat FRECKLES — Girls! 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For- atten. oan tie eee " a the smaller y a pair, Then r 49 in and piplig For this hour, a palr Cc to 10, but » ot en every color. | Curtain Scrim—36 inches wide and in d 4 suits in | white, cream and ecru vy rinted bor : 29 ders of flowers and ot birds; some have * » c in the Boy taped This hour, a Torture of Tikhon Reports Are Denied | w. LONDON, 0 ‘01 sa that Metro- y wan an art {of ® report from Riga politan Tikhon had been torty ured to/ wring &@ jmade in a statement issued here to- day by thon. Tikhon acy against the state. The delegation that the patriarch had not conceal- ed his connection with monarchistic leaders, on severnt occasions he called on| ji vurtant. the popu anti-red generals, jand Kotchak Congr to 4:30. A All Rubber Household Aprons o the Russian trade What's in the Air PROGRAM FOR THURSDAY, KDZE THE RHODES co. 9 to 10 FRIDA Y HOUR Second Floor From our buyer in New York we have just received a special Y shipme nt of Women’s Suits, including navy tricotines, kamelure smartly A special purchase, you will and twill cords in Balkan blouse and loose back styles, trimmed with braid and embroidery. want to take advantage of at $19.50 a suit. 2to3 3to4 Hose — 200 Or 3 Paits for 500 Hairbows—65 of them; niade rormerly he .19c edge borders. ontrast sleeve, Size 36 yle apron fal for Dept., ea. iced 8 29¢ » Notions SALES 4to5 Odds and Ends of 27 boys’ percale blouses in sizes 6 to rs, but the majority in sizes. boys’ flannel blouses in sizes nd 10 only; and 41 play ue and khaki. Sizes Choice at ... Women’s Union Suits — 60 pink suits in low neck, no knee-length only it. For this , a suit. PAGE & Also, 22 For this hour *, 49c styles, Formerly 76¢ HUSBAND TOO “DAINTY” NEW YORK, April 26.—Mrs. RB. Hichards tried to have her hus- band arrested for cruelty because he “squandered all his money on face |at j cre deal i Pee aie. 6d ta and hair SIRE | COMB SAGE TEA - April 26.—Fiat denial confession from him was delega- {s facing trial for conspir- here potnted out) Common garden sage brewed Into a heavy tea, with sulphur and alco- |hol added, will turn gray, streaked | and faded hair beautifully dark and| Mixing the Sage Tea and e to revolt and blessed | suinhur recipe at home, though, is including Dentken |trouplesome. An easier way is to |get the ready-to-use preparation im- | proved by tho addition of other in- Aprit gredients, a large bottle, at little Berger le ft] cost drug stores, known as rmany, to|"Wyeth’s Sage and Sulphur Com- Moreover, they contended, neryous old, stomach.” new ones and youthful appearance and attractive- By darkening your hair with |Wyeth's Sage and Sulphur Com- |pound, no one can tell, because it does it so naturally, so evenly. You just dampen a sponge or soft brush with it and draw this through your hair, taking one small strand at a |ness. APRIL 26 10:30 to 11 a. mj 3 Cen yee scription KIR—5:30 to 6:15 p. m; 9 to 107) sy ade be ic ae Tlie: by morning all gray hairs have | deal or not. KHQ—7:20 to 8:30 p. m. jdisappeared. After another applica-/,<iching, heaviness, pain KFHR230 to 2:80 p.m. 8:20 ||ton or two your hair become beau-| geh, heartburn, O10 Hs ins! 2 7 titully dark, glossy, soft and luxur-| breath QUIET—6:15 to 7:20 p. m liant and you appear years younger, | & (4 Advertisement, ‘Will Lecture on Indian Handwork On Sunday afternoon, April 29th, 7 4 o'clock, Erna Gunther Spiers] will give a talk on dians and Their Art” in the gallery ¥ of the Seattle Fine Arts society 1213 Fourth aye. will be illustrated with INTO GRAY H | lof Indian handwork. The public cordially invited to attend. . Marvelous Prescription | for Stomach Distress Rejoice and be glad ye army of! recks and dyspeptics. ‘Northwest In Mrs, Spiers’ tale in that hopeless tone, tion that turns old sour lattend the international — soc ialist | pound,” thus avoiding a lot of muss. | 2 O%et ones in a wee! | world conference which will be held} While gray, faded hair is not sin- there May 19 to 29. ful, we all desire to retain our}and your poor old There's happy days ation: for yt 1 tired ca Just won't be abe to your druggist te “I want a box of Mi And just take one or two tabli with or after meals for a few d and then If you don't agree with w is a marvelous pre ‘ou may have your mone} back. We'll leave it to your si of fairness whether tha Mi-O-Na Tablets promptly. relie in sto sour stomach, fo nd coated tongue. 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