The Seattle Star Newspaper, January 25, 1924, Page 11

FRIDAY, JANUARY 25, JANUARY CLEARANCE TO CLOSE. With Final in Every Department Glove Silk Vests Wool-Mixed Hos Clever Suit Blou 1924. Reductions e, Clocked. .. 95e Knitted Rib Vests............69¢ | | Men’s Lisle Hose .............35¢ | Linen Handkerchiefs ........ :19 Fabric Gauntlets, now ........75¢ | Imported Cape Gauntlets .. .$2.25 ||| Brassieres and Girdles .. Silk Crepe Gowns ...........$5.45 Silk Umbrellas, reduced .... .$3. 35 | ° .20% Off | “T think Jack is horrid, I asked him tf he had to choose between mo and a million, and he said the mil, lion.” “That's all right. He knew if he had tM million, you'd be easy."— @ Fitm Fun. A REAL Business ScHoot We believe tn thor- oughness. So we have a carefully graded course that insures your suceess from the beginning. We sive indtvidua! instruction. Prepare Here tor Wig Things SUCCESS Business College Crary Building Good, Substantial Set 1 Near East Supply WE SPECIALIZE IN DENTAL PLATES Special Prices for a Limited Time Our Famous “Perfection” CONVICTS RE YOUTHFUL MEN | Percentage “Under 30 Said | to Be Increasing LINCOLN, Neb. Jan. 26.—Break- ing down and letting up of home Influence nowadays is responsible | for the major portion of our crimes, |C. E. Matson, county attorney, sald. “If I wero in the legislature I would repeal the entire, code of triminal procedure, indeterminate sentence and pardon, laws, and let these young rooster’ know that when they stuck their fingers on a red-hot stove they would get burned," Matson sald. A vast majority of the prisoners now serving time in the state's prison here are under 80 and the number under 18 has vastly in- creased, sald Matson. Forty-four and afx-tenths per cent of the pris- oners in state penal institutions to- Gay were sentenced when under 18 years of age. “No other civilized country has more crime than the United States,” Matson said “The laws tn other countries operate to protect the , citizen and his property.” / Transports Carry As & result of a recent announce ment from the navy department that transports will be Getalied to carry American goods for Near East relief, it ie expected that a majority of such shipments will be exported yia Seattle over the Oriental route In the future. nate ala SHE WAS THIRSTY Big Boy—The music at dances takes the place of liquor. | Shy Young Thing—But {t's inter. missien now—Toronto Goblin. re Teeth , Set THE SHE LIKES ‘SEA’ [TLE BEST | Mildred Markle, favorite soprano soubrette with the Will King company, has been in another city and absent from the | Palace Hip boards for several weeks, | tle is best and so came back. | big featured song numbers in “I'll. Say, So,” | Hip now. “Be still and know” That God ts God. In heaven and earth and sea, ‘The everlasting arms of love Enfold both you and me. “Be stfll and know” | That God Is true, And error but the lle That tries to make uy fear or That love is always nigh. “Be still and know” That truth and love | store potent ane than fear: ‘That error cannot argue long If love's sweet voice wo hear. Then truth and love And peace and iife Come here to us below; Help us to rise above the strife— “Be still and know,” —Hattle M. Krebs. AGIOS IN STOM Gh CAUSE INDIGESTION Create Gene Sourness and Pain How to Treat Medical authorities state that nearly nin stomach tr are ness, burning, fev digestion is de- d food sours, causing the sagreeable symptoms which every r knows #0 well. Aftificial digestants are not ed in such cases and may di barm. Try laying Leg and instey Jute lining is irritate ne. prevents the formation of [neid and there is no gournoss, g or pain. Bisurated Magne: powder or tablet form—never liquid or milk) is haruvtess to the stom- ach, Inexpensive to take and is tho moat efficient form of magneaia for| stomach purposes. It {x used by| thousands of people who enjoy their is withyno more fear of indig ment Pneumoni: | Keep strong, Be and free from winter complain Hill's Cascara Bromide Quinine {s ti quickest acting, most dependable co! remedy, What Hill's does foe, milli | ill dofor you, Get red box bearing | Hill's portrait. Qrblig?hce 30 cunts, CASCARA. Se. QUININE -jothy Aurich and Ruby Swartz. Mr. But she decided Seat- Miss Markle has one of thé at the Palace =| SUNSHINE SMILES Department for Seattle Shut-Ings and Their Friends. Appearing Every Week in The Seattle Star Edited by Dr. Frank R. Loope—Phone Capitol 4626 PANTAGES ORCHESTRA PLAYS FOR SHUT-INS | Hundredy of shutin radio fans all over Seattle and the Northweat are in for a wonderful treat Saturday when we, after belng off the or more than two weeks, resume no club radio program the Rhodes company. Broadcasting will take place at 12:20, jwith the full Pantages orchestra— Otto Crowhers, plano; Manager E4- jwin Michael, violin; Homer Sewell, |trombone; John Earle, cornet; Ralph | Parkburst, clarinet; Charles Irving, | drums; George Barbour, see ‘The orchestra will have ax soloist that peerless tenor, F. J. (Tiny) Sneider of the Witmark Sons Music House. This music is furnished thru the courtesy of the Seattle Musicians’ association. eee COMPLIMENTARY TO THE LONESOMB CLUB At 8:30 p. m. Tuesday eventing, Preceding the dance at the Lone fome club, there will be @ whirk wind program of juvenile dancers, singers nnd speakers. Several prize-winning dancers are in the lint, and tf you miss tt you are gone to regret It. Ruth ot | Dougherty and her young artists are going to give you a wonderful reat, The following pupils of the Dougherty School of Dancing and Expression will be there: Kather- ine Gothmueller, Dorothy Sonnon- berg, Elizabeth Cornealice Wright, Frances Erving, Ruby Dice, Con- tance Emit, Winnifred Seifert, Nlean Thornton, Patricia Ash, Dor William Gothmuelier will amaist on the piano. LONESOME CLUB WOULD LIKE MUSIO We have an appeal from Mrs. Norn Richart, 4863 Corrisson at., (Georgetown district) saying she gots terribly lonesome: and could we as sist her in getting the loan of a phonograph for a month or 80, Mra, Richart fs in a wheel chair, lives alone with her husband who works during the day, It is said “music hath charms” eye of someone who will see that this shut-in will have her lone- someness charmed away at least for a short time. see BIRTHDAY PARTY AT COUNTRY HOME Twenty-one birthdays will be cole- brated at the King County home, Georgetown, this afternoon, Each person having a birthday coming in January will be presented with a birthday cake by the Campfire SBATTLE PAGE 11 —— Black Diamond Lump — King of Coals =| By weekly laboratory tests we compare all leading coals on this market. Black Diamond Lump consistently tops the list, with two major adyantages. First, this coal has more Heat Units per pound than any foreign or domestic coal on this mar- ket. It is guaranteed to contain over 13,800 Heat Units per pound. Second, the ash content of Black Diasiord Lump is considerably less than that of any other coal, foreign or domestic, on this market. This is guaranteed to be less than 4% by weight. Black Diamond Lump carries a sweeping guar- antee of absolute satisfaction or your money back. There are no qualifications, no strings attached to this guarantee. Try a load in your home. Note the volume of heat obtainable from a comparatively small quantity in your furnace. Throw away half your ash cans. You will need them no longer with Black Diamond Lump. This coal is mined practically in Seattle’s back yard. Therefore we are able to sell it at a sub- stantial reduction under foreign or other do- mestic high quality coals. We or any of our reliable dealers listed below deliver and guarantee Black Diamond Lump: STAR Arms & Scott, EL fot-0295 Ballard Transfer Co, SU nset0027 Bayles Bros,, ME Ine0277 Will Bialr Fuel Yard, CA pitl0186 Breene & Peabody, CA pith 1212 MAin-1616, ELiot-0474, Emil Carl, RA nier-0122 J. A. Carstens, GA rfld-1885 Cascade Coal Co, ME Irse-0141 Cornwall Fuel Co., ME Irse-0019 Eighty-fifth St, Fuel & Feed Co, SU net 1165 Garfield Fuel Oo. GArfid-0544 Green a? Fuel Oo, KE nwd-3090 Henry EL lot 1517, MA ing7ea Hill Fuel Co., BE acn-2920 Keating Fuel Co. EL tot-0654 McFarlane Bros, KE nwd-0128 McMullen & Co. ME Ire-0028 Occidental Fuel Co. ME Irse-0325, | ME Irve-4000 Peck's Wood & Coal Oo., GArfld 1815 Puget Sound Fuel Co, WE st-0190 Seattle Coal Co, ME Irse0141 Schulte’s Coal & Wood Yard, BE acn- * 0102 Spring Hill Fuel Co, WEst-1650 Sunnyside Coal & Wood Co., MEIrse- 0428 United Fuel EL tot-0474, MA in-1516, CA pitlh1212 ‘ Valley Fuel Co, RA nler-0058 Victor Fuel Co. BEacn-1068 J. 8, Vining, GArfd-0093 Wainwright & McLeod, MA in-1218 Pacific Coast Coal Co., MA in-5080 VETS’ ORDER PLANS DANCE BREMERTON, Jan. 25,—Voiture Locale, $4, La Societe Nationale Des Pacific Coast Goal Co, MA in-5080 Pacific Coast Coal Co, (Georgetown Depot), GL endle-0465, Pacific Shipping & Fuel Oo., MA In- 1079, GL endie-0161 ‘Winkley, who dled at her home, 152 28th ave. Wednesday, had lived Seattle for 85 years. She is survived by her husband, Cooley Winkl and a daughter, Mrs, Robert Van ruary 15, at the Lonesome club, 111 Spring st. ‘This play, depicting the story of the “Brotherhood of Man,” will bring out tho latent talents of this Pay Honors to Departed Woman Last rites for Mrs. Alice Winkley, 70, were to be held Friday afternoon at the chapel of the Home Undertak young artist, who has taken prac tleally full'year In preparing for its presentation, He takes every | the play, and I am sure this will meet the] nerecter 19 the. Dlay Proceeds will go to assist shut-in activities of the Sunshine guild, and we hope to have a good attendance. Ask Improvements on Auto-Bus Line A request for improved and more extensive bus service in connection with the municipal car lines was made Thursday by residents of the Carleton Park and Magnolia Bluff districte, who annerred before 40 Hommes et 8 Chevaux, will give |ing company at 8 o'clock. Mrs. For Rheumatism S bet a8 Gh reseen Thy, you suffer with ed diseases, Sciatica, ity annual ball at the Masonic tem- ple Saturday night, January 27, complimentary to all members of the American Legion, members of thelr families and their sweethearts. The only requirement for admission will be @ paid-up membership card in the American Legion for the year 1924. The state officers ct the Américan Legion and the 40 and 8 have been invited, and they have declared thelr Intention to be present, Grand Chef de Gare Al Hunt, of Aberdeen, will be present to install the newly elected officers of Voiture Locale, No. 84, Rheumatism, or its Lumbago, Gout and Neos Because you have Horn, of Seattle. Musie will be furnished by the Krantz orchestra, Children Cry for $7.50 $12.50 $15. 00 Extractions FREE With All Work Perhaps you think the price too low to carry quality and ques- lon our ability to make a good plate at #> low a price, Fact in, | entering into the construction of these plates \s the ‘The Electro Ccntiste’ plate department is in charge of- man of exceptional ability and experien ction of te Girls. oe the council utilities committee, too much Uric Acid in your system. Your Kidneys should take out all Uric Acid from the blood and pass it from the body. 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