The Seattle Star Newspaper, January 7, 1924, Page 9

MUNDAY, JANUARY 7, HERE’S MORE ABOUT WEATHER STARTS ON PAGE 1 Christmas da: Neve she was Boy Freezes Feet in Mountain Hike |, spending th worth. Warmer Weather Is Due in Oregon PORTLANET and driven Washin, plet , has prevailed in the more than a we Storms war! Pacific ports river, where r 20-mile wind tt Overheated Pipe in Home Causes Blaze SIREN BANDIT DK. EDWIN J. BROWN’? ENTAL OFFICES 196 Columbia St Beattie’s ading Dentist ¢ More Than 3 Years “SAVAGES. TRAP “= MISSIONARIES ; Thibetan Horde Swoops Down on Chinese City step and th BY RAY G, MARSHALI PEKIN, Jan cans are surrounded by Thibet an bandit hordes in the city of Batang, in Western Szechuan and are in immediate peril of starvation or capture, according to reports to the American le gation here. Other are likewise trapped The sav T 1 4 ove Ten Amert- foreigners HERE'S MORE ABOUT PEACE PLAN STARTS ON PAGE 1 “CAPITAL” Six-hole Range $68.00 With in Blue, W porcelain trir Quality Water Coil, $3.00 cree || FREDERIC K 3 NELSON KATILE BAGGAGE Ur @ five ‘th othe THE HERE'S MORE ABO REGISTRATION | floes of A. Lou Cohen, GC, Bt olty election, which will be held March 11, will continue until Keb: | ruary 6, It wan announcea, The registration books opened again March 12, but thone not registered by February 6 cannot at primary or general election Meanwhile, the office of tho elty comptrolier 1s open until January 26 for registrants to file declarations of candidacy for tho offices of may: | will be} corporation counsel and three | ounelimen, ‘The owlatra: | tion day wan on Decomber 28, when Mayor Edwin J, Brown filed for re Muslin Gowns 95¢ Flesh color muslin Gowns in round-neck style. Trimmed with — shirred yoke effect and hemstitch- ing. Sizes 16 and 17. At 95¢. —DOWNSTAIRS STORE | building, |for pronpective voters Jin the state of Washington for 11 SEATTLE STAR election and Oliver T, Wrickson filed In competition with the mayor. Mra. Katherine Miracle is the only other avowed mayoralty candidate to date. » have been w#everal condi All the old-time members ’ declarations filed for the of. | Mttle Hike Fiteger-| the Old ‘Tim night at thelr lodge Carroll, outge Jub house January 17, tt was an ced Monday, Wrank W. Parker, ond exalted ruler of the lodge, i yunsel, | expected to prealde matters {fh the Inter: | nay economy in rogintoring |Pioneers to Stage Unique Lodge Meet ald and John 1. councilmen, so far, but no one } Kenn corporation for 70 days, and in one precinct for 10 da soveritl ih Yorelgn are presided over by the corps of| residence his deputies, Chief Clerk Coffin Monday repeated the qualification: They are: Must have resided where Born=-In addition to qualifications as for na tive-born Americans, they must sub: mit certified copies of thelr own naturalization papers, or if citizens thru naturalization of thelr parenta, must submit certified coples of their parents’ naturalization papers, Native Born: months and 10 days; in King county New Shipment of Philippine Hand- Made Gowns $1.95 WELVE attractive styles to choose from. All entirely hand-made and hand-embroidered. Made of sheer, fine quality fabric. Necklines in square, “V” and round styles, with scalloped edges; ribbon-run. Sizes 14, 15, 16 and 17—cut amply full. Distinctive value, at $1.95. —DOWNSTAIRS STORE Fancy Voile Chemises $1.95 yles in Envelope Chemises of fancy- weave voiles. In peach, orchid, flesh color and white. Attractively trimmed with lace in- sertion effects, lace motifs, lace edging and lace shoulder straps. Some with ribbon bows Sizes 86 to 44. At $1.95. and sel and rosettes. —DOWNSTAIRS STORE Who Cares if It Does Get Cold and snow, when little folk can get such snug and comfy Brushed Wool Outfits as the Downstairs Store has? For little and Sets have sweater, boys red and tan shades. Price leggings, 2 girls of 1, 2 and ¢ cap and mittens. $6.95. 3 years Brown, DOWNSTAIRS STORE herringbone and novelty weave fabrics. Sizes 614 to 6% Boys’ Sailcr Tams $1.45 because of special purchase Pebble cheviot, Polo, Made in the smart sailor-tam style so becoming to small boys. Low-priced at $1.45. pow NUSUAL value, from a manufacturer. fTAIRS STORE Curlin COMPACT, effi ing Iron. Comy that attaches t A plug The wax-ar Polishi ““Domanco”’ $5 ITH cor ment especially that constructed and nickel deck nickel-plated steel Price $5.00. will will ne feature. Electric 98C Electric Iron 00 nstructed A wi g Iron Electrie Curl- with cord and socket. At cient lete o light Outfit, $3.2 outfit consists of Weighted Polishing Brush, plying attachment and 1-pound can of ng Wax. A special offering, at $3.29. with Johnson's TORD heating ele- Sturdily With two curling ot burn out finished tand with iron Vhite China te and Saucers Set of 6 © $1.25 and Saucer hape, pictu vith thin gol China Cup x Ovide of the Be. | jodge will have charge of | |QUAKE SHAKES |To Decide Mabel’s WALLA WALLA| ...Fate at Meet Here Whother or not the connection of WALLA WALLA, Jan, 7.—What| is wald to be the heaviest earthquak ‘abel Normand, noted screen actress, ith the affair in which Courtland §. [disturbance ever felt here occurred | nines, Denver business man, was Sunday in threo distinct shocks.| shot and seriously wounded in the | Windows rattled, but no damage wa as |p of Mins Normand and an other actress at Lox Angeles Inst ie sok, will cause her to be barred from screen theatres, will be dete meeting of the city board of theater censors at 310 Doug: lus bidg,, Monday evening Other Washington communities are considering the same matter, accord. clal delegation of Seattle veterans a8 | ing to reports. At Kelso, photoplays | guests, W. D. Downey, Jr vice|in which Miss Normand appears are commander of the Spanish war vets, | already barred, pending the outcome ‘will head the delegation, ‘of the Dines scandal sen Similar disturbances were re | ported at Pendleton | | done Newly elected officers of the E. M. Browne camp, No. 6, Spanish-Amer- jean War Vets of Tacoma, will be installed Monday evening with « spe Featured January Offerings in Cotton fabrics, Bedding, Towels and Toweling and Table Linens. Special offerings, arranged for January Displays of White. 36-inch Berkeley Cambric Special VAST o Yard —DOWNSTAIRS STORE BEDDING 300 Pillow Cases Special Qe Each air eerie quality Pillow 42x36-inch size. Size given is befo: ming. Special 21¢ each. PILLOW ¢ ard qualit size, BBE 5 inch size, 40¢ each. ‘ases HOTEL SHEETS in $1x90- inch size, $1.25. SHEETS of serviceable qual- ity cotton fabric. Size 72x 90 inches, $1.55; 81x90 inches, 65. CROCHET BEDSPREADS in double-bed size, $1.65. ° CROCHET BEDSPREADS SHEETS in 72x99inch size, in 78x88-Inch size, $2.65. 1.85. In 81x90-inch CROCHET BEDSPREADS ze, $1.45. in 82x90-Inch size, $4.65. —DOWNSTAIRS STORE 46-INCH PILLOW TUBING in a linen-finish weave. Yord 35¢. 2,000 Yards of White Outing Flannel Special AST 6 Yard OOD quality White Outing Flannel in 36- inch width. A special January White Display offering, at 25¢ yard. —DOWNSTAIRS STORE TOWELS and TOWELING Turkish Face Towels Special 89¢ Each Neca colored-pattern Turkish Towels in a variety of styles. Pink and blue colorings. Special 39¢ each. TOWELS borders. COTTON HUCK with red 12%4¢ each WHITE COTTON TOWELS in At 25¢. ITCHED LINEN TOWELS, at 48¢. ° COTTON GLA with red yard. WHITE COTTON EN TOWELING ACHED LINEN TOWELING in 20¢ yard TOWEL- HUCK stripes, At 19x38-inch KITCH: At 15¢ N HUCK TOWELS 16-inch 24a48-inch Turkish Bath Towels Special 45¢ Each HITE and pink and Turkish Bath T Special 45¢. blue border styles in owels of absorbent qual- ity. DOWNSTAIRS STORI TABLE DAMASK Mercerized Table Napkins Special $1 45 Dozen } EMMED Table Napkins of good quality mercer- ized cotton, Ready for use. Special $1.45 dozen. DAMASK ft ae i qualit $1.65 $1.95 yard. DOWNSTAIRS STOR