The Seattle Star Newspaper, June 25, 1923, Page 9

: MONDAY, JUNI ¥ ouls _- ———— x THE SEATTLE STAR eon? i (HERE'S ; ( HERE’ ; 7 |) CEMETERY | | HERE'S Me r | STAGE DRIVER ‘ _—— Ur *RE'S MORE ABOUT HERE'S MORE ABOUT 4aVi yd Paty HERE’S MORE ABOUT ANGE . 4 > I iva! . ‘ mn | Tip con ‘ . ATTY r am TAT ‘ vv] y { 7 . BRITISH HARDING FIGHT HOLDUP SCENE||} HEAT WAVE DEATH VICTIV STARTS ON PAGE 1 INNOCENT STARTS ON PAGE 4 were holding four men|| STARTS ON PAGE 1 OREGON CITY, ¢ KILLIN j eo eBid Bei Ste eteaha lento 6) FT " M e \ ) aeiaes iBaat Ses ted oe of BO YS 4 ae er, ‘es } t t Willlam J R by 1 and partion devoted .t m the fight t mper : . fin i ie French Pr UMA WecVt POPE eecat eae cece ce one ara: Lawyer Declares He Will NK A. SERVICE TO ; 5 Nel eth es ne wen Guardian of Lovers’ Lang nt 2 mw nul ; ‘ 4 HG STAVE Boyd he met @ fr ‘ ‘ nt ith Booze ; s, I ve Clear Ex-Deputyt A. J. Ritohte oie Pr sntabia: met a fi KANSAS CITY hap Shot Thru Head a that they ve know wr v 7 ' € “ y he w 2 he t ts oe ; / Removal! | petu Kely to prove one| ‘That new evidence will be ewspaper I t. the Wash aieatd he autol being report man he ‘ au 4 he rack| CHICAGO, June 26.—A theory @© r 4 an gua ve xt for management of Cc. J. Smit Merce and n “he sbndigd : . uw bye ‘ HP. F pene ayer of Mra. Mary d a x . re " Ll oe, 8 ' ! 0 f , ove sation, Was w "i MILWAUKEK, V . rie one ee BN te , mit the law t to bel I hy W F ' be sols hg i ¢ re te Five persons were dre 1 in Lake | aft t oe: FO « prohihi byword ed the ¥ pagel BS poe ge state mop ctirpe mle pases eu at Michigan, nea the! j that she was * wax found mystette rhe joally setzed | dent eer io a ee ater Ge tel atraae row \ogranser. bave| him to thi police station ek-end,. wh reliet from | force i stage 1 her home om 4 Sa ¥ afternoon afer a consid ‘ attorney by pal alr ed in ‘The Star, and) Detectives two hours later”arrest. |} ey °nte “D 1 bes a sad tidal quathe tad tien tens The issue is fast coming to be|the county Jail on a charge of hay-| w sinue until after fight.led De Witt O'Shaughnessy, 16; Har, | {2% ued ' Appearane another ear fror a wooded thorofare just at from the White Star liner Ral ecognized, not as an issue between | ing committed the crime. | Ip addition, » and pictures|oid’ Durning, 18: James Armkson 4 . ones @ ar northwest city Maite, : Mt there Was no tia fee mullis:| wets and drys, mot a question be tten refused to divulge the na-| from other sources are received dal 1: Wloyd Madden, $2, & boxer, a Sree x hedge ina her daughter, anaemia moval then. ‘The seale. of His Maj.|{wee® those who believe in prohibl|ture of the evid aying: “Thia/and are appearing on the mport| Mra, Jack: Lance, 21, at Eighth ave. conuspus, Mo. J <9 bees he Poser han) (eta friend, found her seats on and those who do not, not a con: | matter now! have en| pages of The Sta nd stlake we of the wud 8, Mo, * | the i . yin 4 « f ’ esty's government, placed on the|tentinn t ' . i% eentevcop . a> : ; +, | And Westlal All five of the *U* | treshing showers last night were f a minister had to hasten led in « chair as if asleep, a bullet Merion. deeus Se ts Ss ation between these who want to| given publicity | c Will iswue a complete! pects were held on open charges in |icona trie sere Abe a : pe age Nc lg | rink and those who do not; it is| Batley has 1 1.to surrender | story of the fight, round by round.|/the city jall Monday yr Sey 5 wee dro Agr , “hie Be wound in her head age teal on ag gd °f Irast becom sed above all that,/a contract of sale on the home of/on the day it occurs. It will not weather. - forenagiags pee@icied - th Ha ave., because of its rustio applied to fe unhe 8 | to recognition as an issue of whether| A. J nazing oénfes 1¢ fake or “dummy” extra . eight-day heat wave in at an ¢ spplied. to foreign veneels within | ths laws of thin ceuntee sec nes | aioe predimesyyt 6. Byes Guardsmen Start | eee Seattle Doctor Is seclusion, is known to autoists 6am a he threemile limit, were broken, will po tte Ke eae) aoa cenit) B cartied Ss dW BOSTON, June 26.—A blanket * * Lovers’ Lar Mrs. Lawrence ha@ The French liner Paris ts im port, | “Ul_b® enforced id led Smith, Boon MAIC] iL. Sb Business on Secon COKE | moist heat’ settiea over New Eng| Given High Degree | tniny times rescued young girls from also with a large supply of liquor |, 5° fF a8 the federal government | criminological circles when he de-| aa TACOMA, June Nation all d today, ‘The temperatures moved| 1 ieut Col. Harry Vanderbilt Wur-| cart parked at the roadside, thugs which dry officials expected ton ne |# Concerned, and I am very sure also, jclared tat Bailey had exereteed s Building Is Sold | «varismen of the Northwest, as up rapidly from $0 soon after mun nn. one of the best known of | Winning her tite as the populares ta tram She plsstenin-aethorkee | as concerns the very great|Svengalllike power over him, and| | ‘ sembled at Camp Lewis, today start: | rise te ney " Sl awiea ld 's uardia i some time today me AUEROFINCS | majority of the state governmenta|had forced him to confess to kill The sale of the southwest corner | *mbled at Camp Lewis, today start: | ri de Fe tle ophthalmologists, wax award. | Orive’s guardian j re: i cai ed the final half of the summer t 1 f t f wei Discarding a theory of sulcidea] ‘ aie and the local governments, it will be|ing Smith while Bailey was actually | of 13th ave, and Pike st, by J. A.| try pyres LOUIE, Mo. fens Shwe | sycdts ce te ne aoe el t ice are searching ? * ead - S eee a ‘ J ° ne 2 . rin couna, t ¢ Wash.) county @ LONDON, | Suhe..98..- does enforced the guilty) mar semen | CAUEMY: WAS announced Baturd Pleased with the resulta of th mn heat prostrations over the| 1a, iiss Hingston D,|for & man killed her Stanley Baldwin announced in the| “The prohibition amendment to|, Th* contract on which | by West & Wheeler, ‘The pr first week's the citiaen soldiers | week-end and four persons seeking | ¢ 6, at the sume ti r house of commons that he could |th® constitution is the basic law of | 200% has Pp was turned | consists a three-story will spend the last week in un-|relief from the heat wave were| poperte Rinehart Ay ay see no ground for a British govern.|'h¢ land. ‘The Volatead act has been | °Y* ¥ by Boos to pay for! structure, and wax occupled up to a|tsuahy intensive training drowned here. ‘Temperatures ranged| ary degree of doctor of letters, Dr.|" — ment protest against the breaking |Paased, Kiving a code of enforce: |°™ oF bia Gatnek SAUee | shart time by the ChilcottNash| Infantry units will concentrate |above 90. | Wurdemann received this honor be-| tenant colonel in the Officers’ “Hae of its customs se in American ; ent 1 am convinced that they ee ta to surrender the contract to} Motor company » considera. | thelr activity on close order drill - lcause of his cc to both | ser corps, & past commodore of © ; ter torial waters by officials of the |8fe @ small and greatly ken | Alisebey Aare Been whe! Sat en was approxi The | during the remaining days, while| John R Helman, Seattle, ix prenid-| cle nd medicine. He was gradu-| the Seattle Yacht club and has Beeay ht nited States minority who believe the enth | wen en 5 debogs E a uyer's name is withhe a freld artillery units will get in some Pacific Coast Paper Box| ated m George unt.| engaged in active practice as an eyes Pt This statemcnt followed questions amendment will ever be repealed lpe ; Sra pome n.} completion of plans for target practice, and the engineers | manufacturers’ convention at Dell versity in 1888, is a Fellow of the! surgeon in the city of Seattle for Gig 2 } by members as to the gc ernment’s | Details of enforcement policy doubt ailey’s failure to us D :| the building will construct bridges ‘Monte, Cal American College of Surgeons, New attitude toward Am ‘s confis- (Jess will be changed as conscience * obtaining tt to finance Roos’ | = Hate th od ow g fon of seized liquor aboard Brit. |dictates. Further I am convinced | (efenee. considered a strong link ae as 4 ish lners. |that whatever changes may be|t Beeler in the state's case agninst , tie i ‘ . made will represent the sincere pure) 2° _ pes ; _ PARIS, June 1 Official |pose of effective enforcement, rather aes . a : Fr est American |than moderation of the general 1 Saoe “4 on sof ghee neil eitiree len ata eee" || HERE'S MORE ABOUT this country’s flag. wil tehed |to recognize the facts as they stand 8K 7) ett to Washington, if the New Y “It is pus tll ion 0 KI LED as Audgeacrees & curious Mlustration of t Oi) OTN IPNTIE 1 je _ sTym SE am ik ae * authorities go thru with their |loose thinking, that some people STARTS ON PAGE 1 FIFTH AVENUE—PINE ‘STREET—SIXTH AVENUE aye program of breaking the French|have proposed, as a means of pro-| is xb ees: |tecting the fullest rights of states, that the states should « don their part in enfor hibitory policy. Premier Poincare favors delaying other action until the next ses: sion of the American congress in the Sunday afternoon excur: mountains from Bear ion Into the i. where a an ng the pro. That means simply The party was retur creek canyon, e q belief that the law wil! be changed. /an invitation to the federal govern. | ‘TUt dinner had been served by the ¢ Other officials are talking reprisals, /ment to exercise powers which | ca! entertainment committee especially atrict enforcement of the |should te exercised by the atates,|. Th? Steering gear is said to have . na- 2% customs regulations, under which instead of being an assertion jammed just as the car approached $3 American ships could be detained | state rights, it je an abiahanmantt dangerous curve in the road y enter French, the driver, was unable to early a month every time th * French port. jof them; {t 1s abdication; it amounts the m toac ion by th tha’ Taineesane & confession by the state that it) ning plunged off the @ and j does not choose to govern Itself, but | iaNes te be artes |hurtled down the 100-foot precipice ’ urn the task, or a con-| ry od rolling over and over on the way | siderabie the | . * , control the automobile A Featured Offering, Tuesday: : HERE’S MORE ABOUT part of it, over to | down. 4 federal authority. There could be|° craig will lve unless complica i 4 STARTS ON PAGE 1 rights. j hospital said today | = ie F | SAYS GOVERNMENT A number of Washington newspa 9 i@ 4 K 5 | CONSIDERATE OF STATES permen accompanying the president s ut nothing can be done to go on “The national government has been | accepted the invitation yesterday of d jay vessels under a foreign | uniformly considerate of the sensi-| the Denver Press club to an autome | 4 I bilities of the states about their| bile ride thru the mountains near ' Py be During the four days we halted | rights and authorities. But when a/Denver. The party was returning | AT YARD i ~ a and searched nearly a score of | state deliberately refuses to exercise | about 4 p.m, when the accident oc 4 etl game passes be no Frost] the powers which the constitution|curred. French was driving the sec | 2 iquor was found. They were either | expressly confers on it, it obviously |ond car in line. He was known as spn % * ata ipa i } i oa their way to the Meet. or had! commits ist to a policy of nullify |a careful and experienced driver Naas | SPECIAL purchase enables the Downstairs Store to make this attractive of- A 4 toased their liquor overboard as we ing state authority, the end of which| Those in the cars behind were j . oT aid ¢ j « i if ny q neared them. Some of them were|we are reluctant to conjecture. |norrified to wee French's car swerve Cotton Blouses fering of fresh, crisp Plaid and Check Ginghams at an unusually-low price. | : innocent fishermen”—innocent as} “We must recognize that there are |suddenly as it approached a sharp | The offering comprises: 1} y 4 bred day is Mang ies or — one some people on both sides of this|turn in the mountain road. In an $1.25 | they move on the we ships an jwestion in whose minds it is abso-|instant It tore thru a heavy steel . ¥ | + ol q eart thelr Haucrs: aatrore: under the tay paramount. Some would be|cable, which was fastened to big | em: Reet Sew Suckin and) || 28 Colorful Plaid Patterns and / Tea cover of darkness willing to sacrifice every other con-|concrete posts an a fence along the Overblouse styles in crisp Dim We discovered three rum runners | sideration of policy in order to have |edge of the cliff. 31 Small, Medium and Large Check Patterns—— di One of the con- ity and Voile Blouses, some | PY loading. One was a luxurious boat. | thelr own way an to this one. This|crete posts snapped off as th | wit i ae ga -t A : ‘ $ ° It wag drawn alongniie, the Nor-| constitutes one of the most demoral-|hit, PY spine gibi cea 5,000 yards in all—in the most desirable colorings, and a quality that may be wegian steamer Bru. Ww fired ctors in the sity "i a7 eae SERS | lar ches o| 3 set + si a : . ¥ ° leiahibecaun Geta’ et 19% a 16-|" en ese face cements Nellavea loc eee ts, Tere, thrown ‘clear lees A thevsorpa Of mono used for many purposes. In 27-inch width; unusually low-priced, Tuesday, at 10¢ minute chase, but it outdistanced | that the addition of the constitutional turtl hrown farthes' le grams, broidery and inser rar, PRTC ~ us and continued toward New wisendemest ond take the karsok was killed. Inetantty nis seul eal hae Letprisad ae 84 * vet d. (DOWNSTAIRS STORE) York. Another was alongside the | out of our politics, Thus far it has | fractured and he sustained other in sTOR Fa Re ~DOWNSTAII French steamer Gerberviller with «| not done so, tho I venture to pre. STORE juries, | launch. ‘They both escaped in the \dict that neither of the great par-| Other membera of the party clam-| cy darkness under our machine gun |ties w see the time, within the | bered wn into the canyon and took Pol aut eae i . : fire. lives of any who are now voting |up the injured. Dawson and Craig Smart New Triangle-Shaped TUB SUITS Blown Glass EA The biggest vessels in the fleet | citizens, when it will declare openly | were both conscious and remained so # A : are the Bru, Gerberviller, Bernard |for repeal of the 18th amendment. all the way to the county hospital in Footwear | Rubber Diapers For 2-, 3- and 4-year-old Boys Water Tumblers | 4 M. Alcyone, Wyfax and Muthouse. | But, despite all, the question is kept Denver. French died within a few | (S t f Si ) i 0 All of them aro steamers, except |in politics because of the almost/ minutes as he was being taken to 16 Downstairs & At a et Oo ix) 48c Hf the Gerberviller, which is a five- | fanatical urgency of the minority of | the hospital feature: the. ne | é 25¢ Each At ‘ Each ob 4 masted schooner. They carry from |¢xtremists on both sides. | President Harding, on learning modes in smart Footwe | 2 | : : Clear, smooth-finished ; 15.000 to 30,000 cases each. | FEARS DISREPUTE | of the accident, called off din al keeping Triangleshaped Rubber Dia Cool Tub Suits of good quality Chambray and blown glass Tumblers deco- |] : Other Se > SeRpee are iesekoum oe COMMUNITIES | Shipp’ Naaaraea Shalt hope with {hs trend of fashion, pers of good quality, with Gingham combined, in two attractive styles, with rated with, attractive de- oko (now cleared and gone), Diamt- ‘Unless thru the reco m anc § ‘s ea 1 | with 0! Ks attractive | tapebound edges and rein atiai © atx | 9 a antia, Aranca randhill, Gran-| acceptance of the situation in itx| everything possible be done for ly low-priced Ni Siig Saat Sa a AC straight trousers, round neck and short sleeves. signs applied in etched ef | = ite, Alfarato, Nellie Dixon, Lady |true light, thru the effective en-| the Injured. forced cc ee Cut to afford comfort and coolness. Colors: Blue, fect. Unusually good ‘value, | ‘Antionette and Louls F: They carry | forcement of the law by all the con-| “I am unuatterabiy distressed that large sizes. Price 26¢ each. Tan, Yellow and Green. Sizes 2, 3 and 4 years. at 48¢ for set of six. i from 15,000 cases down to 3,500 stituted authorities, and w the} such an accident should have oc DOWNSTAIRS STORE Price 82.75. 4 os 8 vee = 4 3 INS’ ae each. The fieet is constantly chang- |acquiescence of the clearly dcminant | curred,” sald Mr. Harding in a state ? Infants’ Section, DOWNSTAIRS STORE DOWNSTAIRS STORH é 1 ing, and as soon as one disposes | opinion of the country, the question | ment. “It intrudes a sorrow upon | of her wares another comes to take |{s definitely removed from the do-| what has been a happy trip. at her place. | main of national action, it will con-| “Only this morning afr. Curtis was | ‘| tinue a demoralizing element in our | telling of the joy he was experienc | KELSO, June 2s—James Thomp.| Whole public life. ling. He was always a gentleman and : aper man. My re ® billiard parior. jon, 28, a taxicab driver, was burned to death and R. was badly burned here last night when a fire gutted Baker & Parker's The loss was $12,000 to buliding and contents. The origin of the fire is unknown. eels ee aE 38 DEATHS WEEK-END TOLL OF CAR WRECKS THRUOUT THE NATION (Copyright, 1923 by United Press) HIRTY-EIGHT persons were killed and 184 injured over the week-end as a result of auto- mobile accidents in 33 large cities of the country, according to re- ports gathered by United Press today. Twenty-two were injured and four killed in Detroit. Dallas, Texa: Portiand, Ore. Cuyahoga Falls and Denver, Colo., each report three killed Fatalities urred at: Kansay City, 2; Erie, Penn., 2; San Francisco, New York, Chicago, Philadelphia, Portland, Ore.; Zanesville, Obio; Milwau- Houston, as; Brookline, Cambridge, Mass.; New- ton, Mass; Chelea, Mass.; North Andover, Mass,; Elliston, Ohio; Toledo, Ohio; Greensburg, Penn., one each, The amateur gardener fre- quently fails to reap in crops the full value of what he sows. But if the daily spread for his daily bread is Nucoa the energy spread, the calo- ries-—encrgy—he expends in digging, sowing and| hoeing return dividends in health that more than off-| set the crop failure. Patterson, a laborer, | “It will be a permanent bar to the |® very able news wise distribution of many tissues ut-|gret Is beyond expression, but there terly unrelated to the liquor ques. | 1s some consolation In the hope that tion. It will be the means of en-|the injured may recover.” lponiagitie disrespect for many laws. | bulge thet It will bring disrepute out of the I AND RECORD lcommunity and be pointed to as justi. | 44. J tying the charge that wo are a na-| RUM SHIPMENT | tion of hypocrites, ‘There can be no | }issue in this land paramount to that} gan FRANCISCO, June Four lof enforcement of the law. hundred thousand dollars’ worth of [MA ORITY RESENTS | liquor was landed here last night by | POSSESSION OF FEW rum smugglers from a British vessel | “Many citizens, not teetotalers in| lying off the Golden Gate, the office |their habits, lawfully acquired stores | of Prohibition Director Samuel Rut of private stocks in anticipation of | ter announced today | prohibition, pending the ratification| The coast guard and ot the amendment and enactment of | guards had watched the ship for sey Ithe regulatory law. Many others | eral days, it was declared, but today |have had no scruple in seeking sup-| she sailed away—without cargo. plies from those who vend it in de- Ford Not Opposed fiance of the law. The Jatter prac- tice is rather too costly to be in- $s to 1924 Boosting SAVANNAH, Ga., June 26 dulged by the masses, so there are Mterafly American millions who re- |went the lawful possessions of the|ry ford has no objection to activity |few, the lawless practices of a few | boosting him as a candidate for |more, and rebel against the denial} president, according to a letter writ |ten by E. G. Letbold, secretary of | the tomobile manufacturer prohibition to the vast majority. Universal prohibition in the United States would occasion far less discontent who can afford to buy, and are reck- less enough to take the risk, and there is inculcated a contempt for law which may scme day find ex- |pression in far more serious form. “{ do not see how any citizens who cherish the protection of law |Mr. Ford can have no objection to |further activities in that direction.” Man and Son Killed in Wreck of Auto in organized society may feel him-| McMINNVILLE, Ore, June 26 |self secure when he himself is the| Emmett H, Scott, 40, and his 6 example of contempt for law. Clear-| year-old son are dead here toc utomobile ac ws the result of an ¥ when the Scott dent late lly there is call for awakened con- |nclence and awakened realization of yesterday the true self-interest on the part| machine was struck by an Inter of the few who will themselyes suf. | urban electric train. fer most when reverence for Iaw is| Mrs. Scott and another child forgotten and passion is expreasea| Were seriously injured, but are ex- pected to recover.. The family lived at Oregon City, and had spent the day near Salem, in destructive lawlessness, Ours must be a law-abiding republic and reverence and obedience must spring from the influential and the leaders among met as well as obedience from the humbler citizens, else the temple will collapse.” | Boy, 14 Years Old, Held for Stabbing! Ai the conclusion of his address, MILI, CITY, Om, June 26.— Mr. Harding again spoke in favor} Frank Hughes, 14, is under arrest jot the world court, declaring that|here, charged with having sfabbed “he would like to go on with soul|Ted Vox, 12, a playmate, during’ a) aflame in eagerness to ald human- kind, while promoting security for ourselves,” quarrel, ‘Uhe young victim was so badly injured hospital attention was —Hen- | BE. 8. Fuller, local attorney, wrote than partial prohibition and partial|to Leibold regarding circulation of indulgence. petitions urging Ford to: run for| “The resentful millions have the| president. The secretary replied example of law defiance by those| “In view of the interest dispiayed, | necessary, Women’s low-heel San dals with light soles and cut-out effect as sketched. In the following styles Patent Leather, 87.45 Black Satin, 87.46 White Kid, $7.95 Beige Suede, $8.45 , _) Women's Two-button Slippers, as sketched, of Black Satin and Black Suede combined. With light-weight soles and me dium military heel. Price $7.95. Samo model in Belge h Brown leath Suede w er trim, $8.45. Women’s Black Kidskin Pumps, as sketched, with medium military heel and light-weight soles. Price 87.45, Same style in Beige Suede, $8.45. DOWNSTAIRS STORE Extra Sizes in PETTICOATS $5.75 Good quality Jersey and Radium Silk fashions these Petticoats, cut amply full, with plaited and hematitched and embroidered flounces; some with band of contrasting color at bottom. Colors Cerise, Nile, Fawn, Alcazar, Navy and luck. Bxtra sizes; 34 (o 38 lengths. Price $5.75. DOWNSTAIRS STOR Black Germantown Yarn At 10c Skein One-ounce four-fold Black only; 1 skein, DOW skeins, or Germantown balls, of Yarn in 10¢ w-priced YNSTAIRS STORE Rubber Garden Hose Length DOe20 Length $ . 50-foot 5 95 Length $ . Good quality molfed, corru gated Rubber Garden Hose, in %-inch size. A quality that will give long service and ix good value at these moderate prices: 25-foot length, $3.25; 50-foot length, $5.95. Housewares Section, DOW AIRS STORE SPECIAL: Printed Linoleum 79c Seven (7) patterns—o vas back Exception 79¢ squar DOWN SQUARE YARD BATHROOM n heavy can pal value at yard, ITAIR ORD 1,500 Yards Summer Cretonnes SPECIAL 15c YARD Good assortment of attractive and colorful floral and chintz-effect patternings in 82-inch Cretonnes suitable for slip-¢overs, and draperies for Summer cottages, An exceptional offering, Tuesday at 15c the yard. 1,800 Pairs Children’s Half-Sox LOW-PRICED THE | AT 15c PAIR Children’s mercerized Cotton Sox in White, | Light Blue, Black and Brown, with colored- stripe roll-tops. Good quality Sox in Sizes 7 to 914. A special purchase, featured Tuesday, at | 15¢ pair. DOWNSTAIRS STORE Men’s Athletic Union Suits SPECIAL 69c SUIT ‘RE is an unusual offering of Men’s Ath- letic Union Suits, of fine check Nainsook, good quality, well made. With taped neck- band, elastic band across back, and closed crotch. Sizes 86 to 46. Special, Tuesday, at 69¢. Men's Section, DOWNSTAIRS STORE —DOWNSTAIRS STORE “Nursery” REFRIGERATOR and Water Cooler $6.00 and $8.50 HE ursery” * Refrigerator and Water Cooler combined {as pictured), is especially de- signed for apartment or small home kitchens and Summer cottages. Outside made of tin, inside of galvanized iron; fine ished in white enamel. Both sizes have generous ice and food capacity, Size 234x184x19 inches, $6.00; size 23%x15%x 16% inches, $8.50, ~-Housewares Section, DOWNSTAIRS STORE ECONOMY Quart Fruit Jars Special $ 1.25 Dozen Well-known Economy self: sealing Fruit Jars, in quart” size, with extra large opening. Special $1.25 dozen. DOWNSTAIRS STORE