The Seattle Star Newspaper, December 27, 1923, Page 3

1 SUA‘ Boy Bandit Surrenders Says He W ; s Re |Girl Interested in Two Young Men—One Invites Her Night A cag hg Be Out, Other Doesn’'t—Wants to Know Which to | baby I Choose. \vr Cynthia Grey: “Pleaso lock me up, Mr, Officer, mM ® bandit.” Capt, J.T {tho night detail of pollee, rubbed | }his eyes a bit, shook himself to | }make suro he was awake, and took | Ja second look. “What did you say, sonny?" ho queried, m a bandit, I fact, Dear Miss ¢ aon, In ebarge of| call good-looking, tho I am not craz Tam a girl of 18 and am what you can out myself, 1 work with a wonderful man, have a y good position and good salary,, My only trouble is this 1 have met two young men of good positions and wish to | treat both of them alike. But one of them is jealous of the | other, and that makes it very hard as I do not wish to lose I'm the New Safe Way To leader of a whole ging of bandits,” | °° 5 ; ‘ S| é "1 either of them, But it seems to me that is the only way out. sald Lawrence Thompson, 1M, tell r ) Remove Teeth Stains | nls story a second time, "My One of them has taken me several places, while the other {conscience bothered mé, so I decided | to confess,” said Lawrence, | Lawrence. then told how ho and jtwo other youths had robbed the Edad rio Kote Tatatan| FiCH Ave, grocery, 197 Pitth ave. foatantly, giving even the dullest teeth a|N. of & quantity of gum, candy charming whiteness and lustre, This new and clgarets and 50 pennies, The treatment te called the Mleachodent Com: | toot was hidden ina lumber yard. ination. It co: 9 of a marvelous Haute | ny. ean ge i. and a new hind of parte. The Haug; The “gang” also had made numer Instantly curdies or softens all ataina, | Out plifering expeditions {n Seattle ) While the paste removes them and if/ department stores, ho admitted. So far as one may judge by your letter, the young man aed daily preventa tho formation of| «Pq sooner a ra H Bik 4 viii oh * feture etalon” You seat brush your teeth | Fo bagohe lard ‘ant icen aki who ts sufficiently interested to invite you out with him : t seems to be the morg sincere of the two. with a few drops of quid then use| dad 1 : your very eyes|ronce, “Which way is the jail? Lawrence was locked up and Is . acquire a clear, Flashing | By ald reantag eem euee BcoUrlne | Loing held by. juvenile authorities pending Nd-fashioned methods could ret gt deeds, : RODOLPH IS Bleachodent Combination ts claims he loves me, yet has never taken me out. | He has kissed me and the other has not. How can I tell | which one to choose if I find that I can’t keep the friend- | ship of both?, L. L, That is something you will have to decide for yourself. But if I were you I wouldn't place much faith in kisses and | declarations of love which are not followed by a proposal of marriage and not even by an occasional invitation. Marvelous Discovery Bleaches Dark Teeth White, Instantly! Which president had a “tennis cab- } investigation of his mis: | inet? Pat Roosevelt, Gifford Pinchot, James rfleld, Herbert Knox Smith and r younger officials of the admin-| ay and Thursday from to 12 0. m, at her office in 1 Star Bidg., 1309 Seventh Which aro expectally subj And decay, stal listration composed it, Jt was « ave, Absolutely sate in every way, for ba SEY curdiee and dis ‘a COMING BACK |named decause these men several] — TT otace Cc * ~ 1 Coneho dg Megat oe | ) JIN | tines a week played tennis with| T€ette. particularly tn affairs of lor ] Tt cannot affect the enamel In | yoLLxwoon, 2 mah ie | According to some authoritics, these Dec, 27.—| President Roosevelt at the White Gritty and abrasive dentifrices ba | . White, pearly tee Definite announcement from the utente |e: Cada oh ei iaiiielan dad) déclcione \ . Bei wert vars ch as Gwitt Drug; omous Playerg-Lasky corporation! who were the seven wise men of| urn paid to have been based on this €o., Rartell Drug Co, ‘The Bon Marche | local offices that Rodolph Valentino | Greece code, Perlander, | a | A typical example of the ques MacDougall-Southwick, Fraser-Paterson | Will soon be back in the fold, today | Chilo, Cleobulos, vp 7 7 x tiona submitted to such tribunals 4s Tasitenon-Doane (& aruy sioreahscaaver: | Seve Aaimiring: hearts s sudden flut-| pittacos, Solon, and Thalek the follwing! “ly atody lstened to Tamang Doane <@ drug atores)—Adver-/ tor of anticipation. With difficul: cary thet L one admirer, preased the hand of an- | other, and touched with her toe the foot of a third, which of these threc was the favored suitor?’ ore Who was Yehonala? This was the girlhood name of the at empress dowager of China, nH jtles patched up and the annoying item of salary settled to everyone's | ¢ | satisfaction, Valentino will return to Charges Against sn | Hollywood Kelso Man Dropped [ee Meda i “Monsie Seaucaire,” y jooth 1. C. Boblen, arrested last Friday | markinaton, will be the vehicle upon 1. ©n charges growing out of alleged | wnich the shetk will ride back into | misappropriation of funds of the receptive hearts. Kelso community hotel, has been ro- leased and the charges dropped, he Poison Whisky Is declared Thursday. Fatal to Quintet |" A. F. V. Davis, chairman of the | nd canyon navigable by lace fast from Winslow? | nd canyon ts not navigable within the next few) at any point. How many mints are there In the 8, and where are they located? Three, at San Franctsco, Denver and Philadelphia, . |. | What ts tho oldest historical tree}, 12 What year did the R. E. Lee and| tha wordt |the steamer Natchez run thelr great | The oldest historical tree (not the| FHC: between what points; and wha Te see finance committee of the hotel, in a] PORTLAND, Dec. Rotton } ne in Ceylon. It ix| ¥8% the timo made? 3 | letter to Bohlen declared that there | whisk aimed five persons in n planted, as a| The race between the R. BE. Lee] was no basis for the charge ay a/Portland this year, according to| cutting from the Bo tree, under|2"t the Natches took place on she) eheck of the finances found no Karl Smith's offtctal|which Gautama meditated, in tho| isstesippt river in 1872. It took} C. From that time|*4 deen carefully tended | { its great branches are | supported by pillara, and the carth| has been terraced up about it so that has been abla to put out fresh shortage or errors. City Dry Squadders Annex Four Quarts Four gallons or assorted Uquors alleged to have been found in N. B. |year £55 to thia it and water days to make the run from t and the It put four hi ana te E urs. here aro probably a num he difference petween Family doctors ases of 10 as yalvular heart | r is oral defamation; that inually, . ing false ond y dry squad D a weok| was | Hea dat Hys 500 Gallons of Gasoline With Every Used Car Sold Before Inventory Date— January First Enough Gasoline to Last One to Two Years RECORD SALES OF NEW CADILLACS ENABLE US TO OFFER YOU EXCEPTIONALLY GOOD USED CAR VALUES During November we received forty-two new Cadillacs from the factory ak. P. BURTON WILCOX Mend Advertising De: Wilson's Modern Dusiness College LEARN ADVERTISING Wilson’s Modern Business College ale whi con wledgo ¥ campaign —the first heavy shipments since the Type V-63 was introduced. Most A New Class of them were delivered immediately upon arrival. We have, a result, In Advertising obtained a very un al stock of used automobiles. Every part has in be med been inspected and, if necessary, replaced. Each car—whether Cadillac Wr Fr call for further inf. Classes Meet Monday and Thursday Evenings or other make—repre: dollar you inv nts the greatest value you can obtain for each And each ear is of fine appearance. The prices on these cars are so low you will have comparatively little depreciation when you sell 19 Cadillacs of Inclosed and Open Types Every Cadillae will be sold with nev y guarantee. Every Cadillac is equipped with extra tire, tube, cover and front bumper and auto- matic windshield cleaner. tacesely!l tl Death Blow to umatism 5 Hupmobiles of Inclosed and Open Types 5 Buicks of Inclosed and Open Types 2 Dodge Tourings of 1922 Model 3 Ford Sedans 1 Oakland 1922 Sport These cars are arranged on our sales at Broadway and East Union, floors at Pike and Boylston, and one oF t be It is the most beautiful stock of used cars yok Bs ever shown in Seattle. ' we will 5 for Enough gasoline to run 5,000 to 10,000 miles with oe every car sold before inventory date—January Ist WILL TAKE TRADES AND GIVE TERMS SUNSET MOTOR CO. “Seattle’s Model Automobile Establishment’’ Distributors of Cadillac and Hupmobile Motor Cars A SIMPLE HOME METHOD TO BREAK UP A COLD Broadway and East Union EA st-0306 Pike and Boylston BA st-1184 = ROTE-RANKIN CO OTTO F. KEGEL. President | | vn An Important Selling at Impressive Price Reductions A SPECIAL purchase of dependably-made Wool Frocks leads the offerings in the Apparel Section tomorrow, at decided savings. —Frocks made of Charmeen, blocked Gaberdine, Twill and plain Gaberdine, in navy, cordovan, brown, black and rosewood. —Trimmed with colored yarns, silk braids and buttons. —In this offering are coat effects, draped and straight line models, in sizes from 16 to 42. Other Groups at Exceptional Savings, are: Coats at $35.00 and Silk Dresses at $27.75 —Second Floor Beddings, Linens and Wash Fabrics Lower Priced Wool Blankets —Very Special, $8.95 5x80 fine All-wool Plaid Blank- Huck Towels 25¢ Heavy Huck Towels, 18x36; well- made, fine weave, and will wear like iron, Amoskeag Gingham 19¢ Yard Excellent quality fancy plaid 27- i ets in popular assorted colors. An inch Amoskeag Ginghams, in all niet Pe RY, unusually low price for Blankets new plaids and check: Base Towel 3 Coe ; of. this’ quali % Xr eavy urkish ath 4 By va Towels, well made and of superior Crash Toweling Fans cales finish. —Special 10c a Yd. oe bi tks Pasa x By egie at 2 3 He AE 36-inch fine Printed Percales in Bed Sheets—Special 16-inch Cotton Crash Toweling light and dark colorings; all new Oz F with blue border, marked ex- 95c Each tasiale Mae patterns. Good, seamed Bed Sheets, 72x90, x 2 a made of heavy bleached muslin, Glass Toweling Kimono Fleece 39¢c Yd. ~ neatly hemmed. —Special 19¢ a Yd. Fine 36-inch Kimono Fleece in all Pillow Cases—Special 17-inch checked Glass Toweling the newest designs for children’s 5e Each of Irish manufacture; excellent Woes 86 Pillow Cases, made of high quality. Windsor Crepe grade muslin. One hundred dozen ie VP . to be sold at this low price. Table Damask r —Special 29c Yd. Thite Outi 1 —Special 69¢ Yd. Especially desirable for under- White Juting Flannel 70-inch fine mercerized Table wear is this fine 80-inch printed —Special 18¢c Yd. Heavy 27-inch White Flannel to be sold at low price. Bed Sheet 81x90 hee amed Bed Sheets, well made and of. excel- lent weight. Damask in floral, st designs, priced. pe and spot and plain Windsor Crepe. Outing extraordinarily low this very Dress Ginghams 25¢ Yd. inch fine Dress Ginghams in plaids and checks. This Gingham is of very superior quality, and it would pay you to anticipate fu- ture needs at this low price. —First Floor 7 aa 2 al 6 3 Fancy Turkish Towels 45¢ a 19x38 fancy colored Turkish Towels of very superior quality. Especially desirable at this ex- tremely low price. Three Drown When arned today. John Anderson, cap. ta Davis, second engi Tug Tyee Is Sunk ,,, BA laiowiy to: 8G VICTORIA, B. € Db 7. TY es New Year Holidays in Canada & ae Hotel, \ Hot atcouver, Got and i hospitality a see : Bridgework “PRINCESS” Steamships Leave Seattle, Colman Dock Cut to For Victoria and Vancouver, B. C., daily ( 9:00 A. M Wi ‘ es For Vancouver, B. C., Direct, daily 11:30 P.M. ith Our Regular 15-Year Guarantee SO NOW IS THE TIME While Our Prices Are Cut in Half d see for yourself we are not doing cheap work h-class work, using the best materials DR. H. O. 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