The Seattle Star Newspaper, November 9, 1923, Page 2

BY MELVIN VOORHEES goldfish and captive trout? |we provide them with spectacles? }ly imanner bowl or as they do when Jar containing them jthe glare of Old Sol, indorsed the no protection, America lOOSIER Yorite kitchen convenience you pay puts abor saving are ruining the eyesight of | restaurants, very thing, However, ford, Prof. Donald R. ‘Last of Ill-Fated + * . + Colonizers Arrive ) 4. The last members of.the ill-fated : kan colonization colony, headed by A. H, Moore and his daughter, | Lucy Moore, of Los Angeles, re. d from shipwreck and priva, in the Far North Thursday aboard the steamship Buford, | Yast vessel to c==1¢ out of Alaskan | Bard this sense: |from natural causes. | They are returning aboard the DECLARG risH ARE ‘Buford to the Southerm California) IN NEED OF SHADE | (metropolis, following the wreck of stheir schooner, Fred J. Wood, in Port {Clarence bay, where they expected to “develop a colony on 5,000 acres of “tich gold “pay dirt.” Moore expects his adventure. tive fish, the tnnocent fishes’ owners motorists and when he says dows, and he further states that their goldfish diameter ina jar of no more having than mes jeweler and banker, both! Bey i Queen of All Diamond Set Rings—The “Lady Mary,” a selected Diamond, set in White Gold setting embellished with Sapphires, beautifully hand en- graved. Not only beautiful but by long odds the best value to be found in a day’s motor trip! Priced at $48.50. The terms? Scarce worth mentioning. Pay, say $5 cash and the ring is de- livered to you—the balance you may pay at the rate of a dollar a week. ‘ EMPRESS ia 4 A Brilliant D y heavy PLATINUM fi mounting which is han craved = and ful. very beauti- ‘The best val- in a Platinum Ring to be found Ss Terms of $1 Cash and $1 Weekly and $2 Weekly Twenty-Six-Pie Sets Terms $1 Cash and $1 Weekly abouts at any- where near this A white gold mounting of price— y which brings out the size ney the brit. $148.50 Empresas Nancy of the blue-white per- Get dikgiond;#- Unequaled Terms Are $10 ft i id color and fire neta ba caatched anywhere Cash, $2 Weekly under $200.00. Specially priced 4 p st, $148.50 Richelieu Pearls Terms Are$10 Cash Yo tom ior saying te Community“Tudor’’ Plate Priced at Maybe Our Goldfish Will Have to Use Spectacles Humane Society Sheds Tears for Poor Littie Creatures in Bowls What'll we do, put blinders on our Or shall Tt seems thatwhen the fish leap and dart and sWim about in a live the placed In the bright sunshine they fare not happy at all, not according to what the Humane society says, Their activity is.a frengied activ: ity, a vain effort to find rellef from Their unde veloped eyelids givq them little or An not only that, but the plero ing raya of automobile headlights the trout that are detained in glass re ceptacies in the windows of many In fact, if one of those vho have interceded in behalf of ,the fishes is to be belleved, not a few of the trout have already been | stricken blind as a result of this Craw: of the school of fisheries at the University of Washington, who understands thoroly the case of cap- comes to the defense of the he does not belteve that the automo- bile lights have any effect upon the inhabitants of the watery show win- tt is a fact that many fish go blind The Humane society asserts that captive fish need shade and fresh water, but that many people kee) a alx inches and, judging from the frv- Burnett Bros.—“Pay as You Are Paid” —909 Second Now YouCan Give Diamonds Under the New Burnett Policy the Entire Stocks Are on Sale for a Small Payment Down and You Can Pay Next Year | The entire transaction is just as confidental. ¥ ou borrowed the cash from your own banker. seo a fish darting about apparently trying to swal the bowl just remember that the Nttle beggar is merely trying hard not to amother and would be very appreciative of a change of water, The professor, by the way, is mighty antagonistic toward the//4indi#, general manager; John ©, round bow! that js in general use as} Gotwals, chief engineer, and B. H. & goldfish receptacle, ment that the uso of this type of bow! asserts that when the bow! fs stand. ing in the sunlight, the convex siden act juat like a big lens ing the heat and the light, making it, at times, almost unbearable for the more ©: CHANGE VERY nothing against tainers, provided the water is kept fresh. er thing to do Is to keep the fish out of the round jars, supply them with a little shade, and change their water often. ever remedies are undertaken, let us devoutly pray that never may we be hold, peering forth from a restaurant window, an embarrassed trout with 4 palr of horn-rimmed glasses mount. ed upon his snout. strong and resists wear, and ts wald to be excellent for floors and for painted furniture, dollars and nobody Watches which are THE SEATTLE MORE SHIPS ARE NEEDED Tack of steamship accomodations provented thonsands of touriata from visiting Alaska last summer, and during bit present trip io the United States he has learned that the Canadian Pacific plans to oper: Governor Bone has been named ex: officio chairman of a newly.formed commission on polloy of the Alaska railway, according to a letter ho rev ceived upon his arrival here from Washington, D.C. The other mem. herw of the commission are: Lee H, ell w all the water In Barndc legal advisor, Governor Bone spoke before the Young Men‘ Business club at the Hotel Gowma , on Thursday at noon, 2% Ha is very emphatly in hin state- bo allowed, He should not Jourautlens School Given Old Paper Presentation of a velque relic in the form of a copy of the New York Herald of Aprii 6, 1865, carry. ing the news of the death and as. sissination of President Lincoln, has been made to the school of Journalam at the University of Washington by Instructor Frank J. Laube of the department of po litical wefence, It will be framed and kept in the office of the dean of the school, The school has also lately re eelved an original editorial, written | and autographed by Peter Clark Macfarlane. concentrat less damp occupants. VATER or The professor also says that he hax the flatsided con It would seem, then, that the prop. As to thoir golng biind-—well, what The Tonic and Laxative Effect of Laxative BROMO QUININE Tablets | will keep the system in a healthy | condition and thus ward off all at- | tacks of Colds, Grip or Influenza. The box bears the signature of E, W. | Grove. 300.—-Advertisement, DURABLE PAINT Carriage paint is particularly Publlo school students in Seattle op ride on the municipal ratiway tween the hours of 7 Dp. m, by paying 2% cents, school scholars are also accorded this privilege. Sam Mullin, president of the Asso- clated Students, cont fare is a necessity, “More than 60 per cent. of the stu- donts who attend the University of Washington live in town and are forced to pay the regulation fare, One X-Ray Free say te yur patrons: you, don’t pay-could we say more? Boston Dental Offices STAR is ate two new boats between Seattle quency with which they change the }and Alaska during the next tourist] Students at the University of water, seem to think that the fish'a} season, Scott C, Bone, governor of| Washington, who are now paying natural habitant f# a swamp, Alaska, declared Thursday in an} the regulation 8%-cont fare when Be it man, or bird, or fish, It | addre hefore the Young Men's} they ride to and from class on the needs alr! So the next time you| Business club, utreot cars, are asking the ctty coun for the 2% cent fare privilege, ber ni. and 6 Sunday declares that the In the extraction of teeth we If we hurt Bet of Teeth From From $4.00 UP 1422 Second Avenue We Stand the Test of Time 22 Years’ in One Location Doubtless one can buy Bracelet Watches for less money (one would say it was not a Ford), but we can fully guaranteed and which we know will keep accurate time. are the best the world produces—offered —and to be had on payment of a single dollar down—and ALL NEXT YEAR TO PAY , just as ethical and just as dignified as though| . Indeed, under this new policy the Burnett Store, The Finest Bracelet Watches the World Knows Are Here—Get One for a Dollar Payment! can buy a Ford for fifty afford to sell only those Here at the same prices as though you paid all cash ifteen-Jewel movement. New ectangular case. Fourteen. Stan ' Fifteen-jeweled 14-karat white ectangular ca Fourteen Solld white @ Fold filled cases, Fully guaran. karat gold-filled. Fully guar- Spat? gxhite gold case. feed. Sold , “$19.60 anteed. The daintlest and most teen-Jewel movement. ow Oo ; popular watch jn guaranteed the tore ced at * ne show. Pi rioed at ° Delivered for $1 cash. Pay the ‘he ah Priced at... $29.50 “ferme ¢i gaa ihe $49.50 balance at the rate of Delivered for $1 cash $1 a Week Payments of $1 Weekly the rate of $1.00 Weekly Ladies’ Elgin and Hamilton Bracelet Watches of high degree may be had at the nation- ally advertised prices and on easy monthly or weekly payments. Tho world’s best are now selling for the balan Watches for men small payment cash an t the rate of a dollar ot o a © pe fs added to the of the atch, No interest; , We offer the newest styles and the é ra best values at cash prices and on mh f terms to sult the individual buyer “ . ” * The"PrincessMay” } Delivered for $1 Down A blue-white Diamond set in a white gold mounting no cleverly mounted an to make it look at least four times larger than it lly Elgins at $19.50. Weekly Terms $1 is! It 1s @ featured y Walthams at $19.50. Terms $1 more with the | ; king friends for t Weekly n profit for the business: BEs vesces dollar. Hamilton Watches $40. Delivered for a sing! Payments One Dollar a Week Illinois Watches $40 —and on any reasonable terms Terms $1 Weekly Howard Watches $63—Terms $1.50 Weekly ‘Terms $1 Weekly Railroad and other fine watches for men up to $250 each to suit individual buyers. NOTE—The foregoing are merely examples—ther may be bought on terms to suit the individual purchaser. Also i are Diamonds up to $3,000 which 8 worthy of mention, the Sterling Silver, the Plated Silver, all the Rogers Bros. and the famous “Community” Plate re to be sold on the same payment plan. You may select gifts next year, To get best variety selection should be made NOW. in the week! BURNETT BROS. 4 for all the family and pay Warly in the day and early 909 SECOND AVE. Between Marion and Madison “Pay Us as You Are Paid” University Students to Seek Reduced Car Fare Want Same Privilege Extended Them That| High School Pupils Have whilo ters t at tho atuden that n make nation into t berme who a women who are putting In thafr time Clarence Murray, chatrmen of tho city In this small respect, “Dollars and tard work are golng |nalists, architects, chemists and lum- : FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 9, 1928, a se War Dept. Employee Offers Strong Proof | “The Taniac treatment ts good in| Welght, had lost much energy and |the fullest sense of the word," 1s| Hlways felt more or less fagged out the concise manner in which P, M.| “I bought Tanlac on the advice of |Hubard, 915 Cameron #t, Alex.|@ friend and can say that tt fully andria, Va, a clerk in the War De-| met my needs in every way. I now partment, Washington, b,-C,, rece feel stronger and better by far than ly spoke of his experience with the|1 have in months, I eat well and meéicine, wleop well, have gained up in weight 1/and energy and feel renewed In thelr smaller brothers and sls ide to school at a much lower says Mullin, jen't fair to those men and} university, The Seattle coun- cil would do well to adopt a measure] “For more than a year past ; have suffered from a nervous run-| every way." iving the university student | 5 - 1 vileaes 7 if ii ie down condition, My digestive organs| ‘Taniac is for sale by all good bunts avhool pres public and! aia not work right, I had little appe-| druggists. Accept no substitute. tite, and what I did eat failed to| Over 47-million bottles sold, give mo proper nourishment. My) — ; rest at night was broken, my nerves| Take Tanlac Vegetable Pills.—Ad- unstrung, I was conalderably under | vertisement. nt committee, in of the opinion men and women who work to themselves a credit to thelr should at least be aided by the by the city In) Brown on the possible success of the proposed measure. which they live. Plans are belng made to consult with D, W. Henderson, superintend- ent of the street railways, counell- 3 , men of the city, Councilman Oliver | port of London to 274 ports all over 7. Erickson and Mayor Edwin J,’ the globe. he making of engineers, jour: Steamships sail regularly from the n,"" Murray eays. “Students re eornest should be aided in Army and Navy Surplus Property NOW ON SALE New Arrivals From BremertonaSanFrancisco BARGAIN PRICES WAVY PILLOWS | WOOL UNDERWEAR KAPOK FILLED The regulation Wool Winter Under- Heavy Ticking; one of the softest and finest pillows made. 90c 4 wear; never used. One of the best and warmest garments ever manufactured. 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