The Seattle Star Newspaper, January 21, 1924, Page 5

MONDAY, JANUARY 1924 70,000 ENGINE MEN STRIKING British Railroads Tied Up by Big Walkout | 0 ! t Paymen a | GRUNBAUM BROS, FURNITURE CO. INC. SIXTH INUE BETWEEN PII AND F remen THRIFT THRU CREDIT = |") T [PENINSULAR GAS RANGES MUST GO!| | °"'s's‘n>nce"esinets Sy © members of the Associate: y which ordered the 1 Bo walkout aft nuous efforts on the part of England's most prominent eaders failed, di¢ not $64.50, $69.50 and $74.50 PENINSULAR GAS RANGES: labor show up for ne of those on strike lounged the shops in their Sunday 4 jibed at those who re. loyal to the orders of J. N and ran the few trains that Close Out be e as cir OH $57.95 | | sain $103.60 & $108.50 ead SULAR ANGES ss $87.95 kot away ‘There were no reports of sabotage. ts of the str » to interfere confined to verbal persuasion. LONDON MONEY - HIT BY SLUMP LONDON Extra Uberal credit term Pealasular G Ranges. Just Received a Big Shipment AXMINSTER RUGS Hundreds of nev patterns of America’s Rug marked at a price that is b early buying. $xi2 Size, $45 and Up $-8x10-6 Size, 840 and Up 6x9 Sine, $37.50 and Up 18x36-Inc Jan, 22 pe was attrib tors The most popular ke and the $22.50 and Up Size, $8 and Up $5.50 and Up eres the new decline of the franc, sayir tt ts inexplicable in view of the gov- ernment’s financial measures. ‘The franc slumped from the open Ing, which was at to the dollar, 57 centimes lower than Saturday’s close. THE SEATTLE STAR - |] 4) JIL AMIN ; Sa A mother’s ambition to send her son thru the university was ponsible for the launching of Mrs. Edna Haines Miller’s potato chip business in Yakima. It's grown to such proportions that this year she is going to invade Seattle. iar Btatt Photo Uquor. The plant was located in a camouflaged tent near Woodinville. Nab Two and Still | Arthur Grove and Albert Vanger- mert are wi arrest here Monday, towing e by Jagents of a 60-gallon lons of mash and 10 Thrite Daily SCOTTS EMULSION is of Great Value , Toa nursing, Mother Depend upon it, noth- ing is “just as good”’ as SCOTT’S EMULSION QUICKLY, IT's $0 CONCENTRATED ing medication that {it begins to ACT the minute it touches any sick skin. Itching stops Instantly, erup- tions vanish, and soon the skin ts clear and healthy again, ANYONE can afford akin health because Pos lam costs but B0c, at all drugsists. | -Advertinement 92,000 Customers What more impartial and impressive evidence of the standing of the Puget Sound Power & Light Co. throughout America could be desired than the fact , that citizens of forty-four states have invested in stock of the Company to an aggregate par value of $43,000,000? A constantly increasing’ army of citi- zens of the state of Wash- ington own securities of this Company. The num- ber now approaches 5,000. Customers Served What better boost for Seattle and the state of Washington than to have this source of capital, as represented by these investors, reminded four times each year by dividend checks from the Puget Sound Power & Light Company that this state is a most 35,000 Customers desirable section in which to make an investment? We offer the preferred stock in this Company at 1912 your very front door, to yield’ 714,%. Puget Sound Power & Light Company A07 Electric Building, Seattle Agents for PUGET SOUND POWER & LIGHT SECURITIES CO. MA in-5000 POSLAM HEALS Postar tw so full of gentle, heal- | ‘MAN AND GIRL |They Cluttered Up ASK PASSPORT! the House Until | ands, Cal vo . P for a ne n the Hoasle told officials at the Amert-|kitchen. And the bathroom, Wher- | can embansy be was trying tolever one turned, potato chips. [straighten out the “‘mimunderstand-| That was Mrs. Edna Haines Mil-| ling’ by eabling Washington |ler’s experience shortly after sho de- Authorities aere are walting word | cided, loss than two years ago, that from the state department before de-|there was money in the crisp flakes. clding whether to grant Homie a new|It was a bread-and-butter propos! | passport. His orignial passport wes)tion with her, she says, She was Jeanceled because American Consul | supporting @ mother and a son, in Corrigan at Cherbourg had been fo | high school then. Now she is put-| | instructed following charges of Bos-| ting her boy thru the university, on | |ale’'s firet wife that she and the! potato chips. | Omaha man had not been divoreed.| “When I started out,” she sald, | ! _ mat) “I served seven stores; now I'm sell- ing chips to 150 in midstate, and} Bury Former Deputy |iif, Simmer im going te putin Funeral nervicea for James Dodson, | machinery and invade the cities.” Black Diamond deputy sheriff, who} In summertime more than a ton died Friday at tho Auburn hospital |of potatoes are sliced up in Mrs. from pneumonia, will be held Wed-| Miller's plant hero and fried. And neaday afternoon at 2 o'clock at the} ton of potatoes will make, as University mortuary. Dodson was ajthelr manufacturer “says, an‘ al- former deputy under Sheriff Matt | ™lshty big heap of potato chips, Starwich for more than four years,| Beside making her a good living, Interment will be held in Evergreen |e chips have, enabled Mra, Miller Park cemetery, jto buy a store here, She ts a for- | mer newspaper woman, When she | started out, she did all the work in ir own home, “But {t got so that you couldn't jturn around for chipa,” she re. marked. “So I had to buy a regular plant to meet the deman: Chinese Is Found Potato chips ng room. And And in the plied today Of every 100 young men who be gin as railroad firemen, only five per cont reach the position of pas- senger engineer. DR. EDWIN 4. 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Drapery Madras Ymonint $9 J 5 Special—Y d. 89c Speciai—$2.45 86- and 40-inch Drapery Madras in one- and two-tone colors, of all-cotton and cotton-and-fiber materials with a high luster that gives it a rich ap- pearance, Color combinations include gold and blue, rose and gold and plain green, gold and brown. Formerly $1.50 yard. For clearance, 89¢. Serims—Yard 19c 260 yards of hemstitched Scrims with lace edges plain and others with colored insertion. These sold in the regular way for 25c a yard and higher. For quick clearance at 19¢ yard. Short Lengths—One-Half Price 2 to Byard lengths of Curtain Materials Including madras, nets, scrims, marquisettes and cretonnes, suitable for side drapes, to clear at Halt Price, ' 86 pairs of ruffled Marquisette Curtains of a fine quality and in two different designs; one, a small dotted pattern; the other, a cluster design. Both styles have tamboured design in corner. Formerly $3.50. For clearance, $2.45. Mdrquisettes Yard 28 600 yards of taped and plain edged Marquisettes with colored borders of as sorted colors, some having Cretonnes Yard 28c 400 yards of a6inch Cre- tonnes in floral, nursery and conventional designs. ‘There in a large range of patterns and colors to choose from in barred patterns. Formerly this group. Formerly 6c. 860 yard. For this sale, 23¢. Special 23¢. Side Drape Materials Yard 19¢ 450 yards of dark figured Marquisettes ‘and Curtain Scrims most suitable for side drapes. Formerly these sold at 26c a yard, For clear- ance at 19¢. Curtain 800 Double Extension Rods at 39c Double Rods, sturdily constructed and extending from 20 to 60 Inches. Formerly 65c. Special, BO¢. Curtain Dept—Upper Mzin Floor 20 Fur-Trimmed Suits for Quick Clearance $39.75 Women’s Suits of rich velona suiting materials in black, navy and brown, and trimmed with Viatka squirrel collars. 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