The Seattle Star Newspaper, January 23, 1924, Page 14

THE SEATTLE STAR OIL SUPPLIES BOOZE TREATY *ASTOLE BOOZE OKEHED TODAY ..:: ARE FAILING of “Uncap” Producing Wells “GOP HIS ON RAILROAD zy | E Federal Jury Will Hear More Charges MAYFIELD CASE GROWS WARMER, Disregarded Law in Placing Name on Ballot, Claim Oregon Churchmen Don’t Want “Billy” ALY Provides for Extension Three-Mile Limits bY A. L. BRADFORD NATIONAL K Gicc ih [hea the Shelves for Stod-laking} Odd lots priced to get out in a hurry! Take a walk thru The you'll find many a chance to practice thrift in its truest sense. Clear the Shelves of Clear the Shelves of Odd Lots Odd Lots Art Goods | Corsets Reduced to 59c 2 for $1.00 122 Children’s Stamped Play col pt Aprons Reduced to 45c Two clever des 3on Marche and TELEPHONE DIRECT MA in-4271 1800,000 cui served atthe PAN x PACIFIC faternations PEXPOSITION om hig pt off the Wondertu € reduced to © former price 51 C. B. Cones Reduced to 59c 2 for fe 00 Gadd and Odd Lots) various models in lov “Where's the answer dium-bust Corsets and elas 4 models— signs a slip-on of blue chambray, stamped with a pocket in puppy pattern; and the other one of pink or green chamt amped with floral design, and strap-closing style. 2 to 4 years. 47 Decorated Candy 16 Pairs Candlesticks Boxes Reduced to 25c_ — Reduced to $1.75 Pair aloe design. Suitable Folychrome agen ies fruit rac front with elastic at waistline. for sewing boxes, cake, cookies, basket shapes, and felt covered 8 were $2.00 40 were $1.50 Sizes 32 to 44 candy or tobacco. bottoms. 12 were $1.00 2 are i Art Shop—Upper Main Floor—The Bon Marche Second Floor—The Bon Marche one is to what naboe f r 1.50—10 were $2.50—7 were $23.50—6 were $4.00, 60 Discontinued Nemo Circlets Reduced to 59c 2 for $1.00 made in woman 4 Dozen Bandeau Extra Value 59c Of firm, pink striped mate- rial, in several patterns. Panel wants to know iy 36 only. Fine striped pink finished »—some with gold peacock Sheriff Matt Starwich made his first dollar working as « Tin, section hand on Austrian railroad at the age of 9 years. It took him three days to total his earnings to $1. Photo by Price & Carter, Star Btaff Photographers : Nea big |mo three and a third days to earn is the sixth of a series of | it, an my wages were 30 cents a day thick prominent Seat- I was mighty proud of that check, ill tell, in co-operation too, as my mother; had died and my ackers of Thrift week, | father had emigrated to South Ameri how they earned their first dol- ca, leaving mo the head of a family DEN’ r 1S RY * ta ’ of five, That money I earned on the By MATT STARWICH we We'll “Clear Shelves’ Quickly at This Low Price! $3.50 Leather Bags Now $2.95 and “Apron Thursday”—Special 300 Clever New Aprons $1.75 Interesting and becom- ing styles, much under- priced to clear tables for stock-taking. went to buy food for my four sisters and myself 4 worker and ever at 9 allroad tie alone. We a day In those timer When I wa emigrated to Ch cago. It wa (ke a jump from a W-cents-ada} job to being ot King county, but I was just as happy then as I am now. Yi w. C. A. Nawies 1924 Executives j of the Y. W. C. ¢ coming year were ant eriff of King County my first dollar when I yeiira old working on the Fiume, Austria. It took In under-the-arm style. All sorts of Bags, of pin seal, ecrase, vachette, goat skin, beaver, calf and novelty 2 included, with frames of m leather-covered celluloid, and metal combinations in colors. They're well lined, and fitted with coin purse or mirror. , and arate ON trea pouch, swagger, envelope fana0 Set of Goldrine Rubber oe ean New officers B2k00 Set of ed and Pink bber RISP GINGHAMS, de- signed in trim, becom- ing ways, and in clear, clean colors, both plain and checked. Many are embroidered in cross-stitch and others have jauntily contrasting collars and cuffs, or Al! Work Guaranteed for 15 Yeary OHIO CUT RATE DENTISTS Established 20 Years Second Ave. and gorge elt Led Open 9 to 6 Daily—9 to 12 brown, tan, gray, tlue and black Howard Darlington, Upper Main Floor—The Bon Marche 2,000 Yards 36-Inch Lonsdale Muslin 20c Lengths up to 10 yards. Indian Head Odd Pieces of Cottons (SECONDS) 25c Yard pl ata Lot of soft-finished bleached About ards damaged Pe d wide, in a Challis for quick t lengths to 3 yards. ht trustees were elected for a . Willlam Me Shaffer, Mra 4 J. MeArthur, Seattle ee Cream Co. «i Se were appotnte s of the year’s work were n by the I secretary, Mrs L. Oren, ther members of the staff. Man Acquitted of : Charge of Murder Bn sys MINEOLA, N. ¥,, Jan. 23.—Will- iam M. Creasy was found not gullty of the murder of Miss Edith Levey, Freeport, L. I., #thool teacher, by a jury here today The jury returned a verdict at 4:10 a, m. after nine hours deliber- ation. Over 100 persons ourtroom when the jury filed in. Fifty of these were women, their ned from lack of sleep. s brought in a moment before Judge Callagha 1 the bench. am the happiest man in the United States," Creasy said when he heard the verdict Creasy's aged father will take him back to Kentucky with him. Bright, pretty colors, and good size range Second Floor—The Bon Marche Aprons advertised will be worn by the saleswomen in the apron section, to show you how neat and pretty they are. cwast Sanfrancisco and Cretonne « ing. 8} Third Floor—The Bon Marche nid Gy ae Tables’’ of BOOKS Odd lots, including Travel, Biography, Short Stories and Novels, representing such well-known authors as Geoffrey Moss, Edward Allen Jewel, Ellen Glasgow, 0. Henry, Kipling, Irving Bach- eller, F. Scott Fitzgerald, Anthony Carlyle, Ger- trude Atherton and many others. 42 Books Reduced to. . . . .50c 64 Books Reduced to........75c 255 Books—Fiction (not reprints) —Reduced to. . 35¢ Housewares Reduced To “Clear Shelves and Tables” 85e “Johnson” Floor duced to 59¢, $1.70 “Johnson” Floor Wax re- duced to $1.15. $11.50 “Universal” Carving Sets reduced to $8.50. $4.50 2-cup size Manning-Bow- man Percolator reduced to i $3.50. $1.00 White Enameled Dishpans reduced to 69¢. $1.00 White Enameled Stew Pans reduced to 69¢. $7.25 Bathroom Medicine Cab- inet reduced to $5.50. 50c Hand-painted China Cups and Saucers reduced to 35¢. Fine Nickel-plated Scissors re- duced to 37¢. Odd pieces of Glassware greatly Ted meat; tall can, Ag t Odd pieces of Luster Pottery behbege roy bo bray greatly reduced. Union Street Basement You Can Save on Foods In The Bon Marche Food Shops Genuine Orange Pekoe Blend Tea 45c Lb. A delicious blending of Black Tea 5 Mayflower Blend Coffee, fresh daily; lb. 3505 3 Special Fine Grade Gree were in the Wax re- ‘- Splees, any good flaver, Ib, Re 4, ca for Ise I Hinek Pepper, 1 ib xtraet, any fla ize, special Juice, half price Bon Marche Bread 10c Large loaves of delicious, wholesome bres Danish Coffee ¢ ake, filled with Devil's Detight or ¢ heeker Cake le and cuntare oF Se Minstrel Show to Feature Program For the entertainment of the friends and families of employes and | officers d Macaroons, dor ty or Chocolate Holls, } pzen . sehr if DAKE! RY Bon Marche Thousand Beckwith’s Preserved Island Dressing Figs 22c Lb. ee 38c Lb. . rt A rich, delic Religious Books. Reduced New amenmts, self pro- nouncing, reduced to le. New Testaments, Rel Letter Faition; self pronouncing: 7 imitation leather; reduced Day; leather cover; by R F. B. Lasance; guld edge; ormance politan theater t § o'clock, by welade or | : Derby Brand Chicken je Duffey will be fer 5 i ‘ock; €@ e will sing, accompan You Hear Me, ‘allin,? The company’s se will assist in the program. 2—My Prayer Book; leather cover, gold edge; formerly $3.75—now $1.75. New Missal for Every Including Meals ana Berth SEATTLE, 504 Second Ave. L. C. Smith Building, and 325 Pike St. at Fourth Ave. Ib. . DELICATESSEN Phone El lot-2008 . MeMicken, Traffic Manager, }, Smith Bldg. Sentle, Wash. | |Oregon Man Dies; | | | Lived 111 Years| PORTLAND, | land's oldes pieturesqu ed last night farm, Up to the time smeitated by an automo. two years ago, he ~ at cooking and jan- Lunch at the Counter, 35c Corned Beef and Cabbage Upper Main Floor ET— SECOND AVENUE — UNION STE T SE. ATTL >} reduced to $1.50. The Catholic Girl's Guide, by Father Lasance; leather cover, gold edge; reduced to $3.00, Holy Cards reduced to, doz. 5¢. Upper Main Floor—The Bon Marche