The Seattle Star Newspaper, February 1, 1924, Page 24

THE SEATTLE STAR ote 7CcO ‘ BOY AS MODEL rus, ¥ nounces Addition Fleet ‘LOUNGE LIZARD 1S FOUND WITH ROUGE AND POWDER PUFFS yeu Calif, Feb, 1,—Local SAVINGS ws BRITISH RUSH INTO CANADA OTTAWA Feb, 1 Ont, Imm! An- Pes Safety, Convenience, Privacy Are Assured the Patrons of Our Safe Deposit Vaults Rates $4.00 per year up to $30.00 per year | Floods of Supplies Found | »ave nee on the Market BY CARI ted Pre D. GROAT responding gration fre istered the b oreasing 12 British months ¢ 50 per from the 14,000 and the world . ow F was turned | on ball wit " The » destroy “ Commercial—Savings—Trusts Safe Deposit stable and > ve ie the Englist 6 Américan juartor—wa ble for unlock and turning er than|in 9 comra Total of Halibut PRINCE RUPERT, B. C, Feb, 1 Tw j}but w that int er presi NO LEAP YEAR IN | “Do you belleve In divorce | “My dear girl, I don't even be Heve in marriage."—American L gion Weekly. nords toward tho abattotrs, ot Tho whole abse 4 and | ao} moats about three moi gO WATT out fue to the reluctance of the big), °1") landowners to take papermarks for nino million pounds of hall rac Mer anc » landed at this port during pepe ti AMERICAN THAT’S THE WORD. OUR TAILORS SIMPLY MUST BE KEPT BUSY UNTIL THE SPRING TRADE OPENS. We will make a big sacrifice to get the needed orders. Made to Order BUT ORDERS AT $19.50 MUST BE PLACED Price for balance of Saturday is $25, and at this price you save $15 to $20. Don’t miss this great chance to get a high-grade suit at a tremendous saving. O’COATS 19 BEFORE 1 P. M. SATURDAY in early before the best patterns are picked out. We take care of clothes bought from us as long Free Service Department as they last—FREE. 1201 Third Avenue Corner Seneca, Opposite Telephone Building Get Millard T. Hartson, head of the oer eattle customs officé, is| back on the job after a six weeks’ visit to Washington, | D. C., on business and pleasure, | —Photo by Price & Carter, Btar Staff Photographers | | HE immediate addition of a rum-) matches that of the two now In the| runner chaser to the local Meet of | the customs service and 16 men to the force of the district including 8o- attle, Tacoma, rett, Aberdeen, Port Angeles and Spokane, was nounced by dT. Hartson, h of the Beattle office, who was * ]at his desk Friday after a stay of six | weeks at Washington, D. C. as rep resentative of the customs offices of jthe Parific coast | “Following my conferences with |the president and other officlals at the capitol, decision to grant tn. jereases tn boats and personnel to } Practically all ports on the Const was reached,” the inspector sald. The new boat, which will shortly bo put In service, ts of the navy re | triever type, with a speed of approxi |mately 15 knote an hour, which DUCHESS, BOOTED AND SPURRED, TO HUNT IN TRACTOR ARIS, Feb. 1—The Duchess @'Uzes ts the ultra-modern Diana the Huntres, Instead of 4 spirited horse, she ridew a trac tor when hunting deer on her Bonnelles estate, In her youth the duchess led the chase after deer and fox. With old age she could no long. er manage a galloping jun ver $0 she bought a speciaily eqtilp- ped tractor, like the baby tanks of war time. Attired in crimson coat and boots, spurs and other traditional garb, the duchess fol lows the hounds up hill and down dale with keen enthusiasm, A veteran of the French tenk corps pilots the hunting tractor. So The People A competitor has secured a tem May Know! Court injunction restraining ‘ary us from using our name PECOA. Without going into a discussion of the case, we want the people to know that it has been taken to a higher court. PECOA—the Master Spread For Bread—is the finest, purest and highest grade product of its kind on the market today. The people will not be denied PECOA quality and, while we regret the inconven- ience caused by this temporary condition, we must abide by the deci- sion of the Court, Pending final court settlement, therefore, PECOA will be known as WILSO We ask housewives to remember this change in name. In future, when you want PECOA you will get it, but under the name WILSO. The new cartons will be the same in design and color but, most im- portant, WILSO will be the same high-quality product as PECOA. Do not allow anyone to force some other brand upon you merely because OUR GUARANTEE Wilson & Co., Inc, GUARAN- TEE that WILSO will be ex- actly the same as PECOA. Posi- tively no chenge will be made In the product. The Court injunc- tion affects the name only—not the quality. Only the purest and most wholesome ingredients are used in the manufacture, It containg no animal fats. —the favorite a Look for the Wilson they have been successful in securing a temporary Court injunction. WILSO IS PECOA There is nothing added—nothing taken away. WILSO, like PECOA, is a Creation in G leery ty THE MASTER SPREAD FOR BREAD E_- THE WILSON LABEL PROTECTS YOUR TABLE T/S1e 81S 1e1Ste1e 19/0101 e1SI8/S1eleleIelsEeterateisieisiaiererer Lv ervice, The new men will be od ad soon an sufficient pans | vil service examinations, | retary of the Treasury Mellon asked congress to authorize an priation of $28,000,000 to provide ‘ditions to the government's liquor aw enforcement fleets on both coasts, Hartson reported. A share of ar rintion will go to the Seattl offic Altho a bill to provide $2,500,000 for ® new federal building in Seattle ts ow pending in a congressional com mittee, Hartson does not belleve it will neo daylighfuntil sufficient pres- sure from other federal districts noed ing similar space relief forces atten tion to the whole, “Woe need add} tional space badly,” he sald, “The government is now paying $175,000 annually for rent of outside space tn Seattle,” ( SEES BY SOUND] Harry Mozalous ALTIMORE, Feb. 1—Harry Mo | 2 zalous is bind. | Yet he can find a hole tn a fence, detect trees and other obstacles in his path and locate buildings and | thelr entrances. | Hoe does it thru his exaggerated | sense of sound. Mozalous, who i a professor of music at Evergreen Institute for the Blind, here, lost his sight when he was a child. “All I need ts nm quiet street and there {s no danger of my missing anything,” he smiled It Is by the reflection of sound echoes—that Mozalous sees. objects by sound. When he passes a hole tn a fence he detects the absence of an echo tn & cortain area. If the fence were | unbroken there would be an eeho. | Thus he discovers the hole, | These signs would not be recog | nized by one whose sense of hearing | haa not been developed to a point of super-acuteness, reached only those who have lost senses, “Blind persons do not count thelr | steps as many persons bellbve,” sald Mozalous. “They keep themselves on the right track by spund. | “When I come to a corner,” he continued, “I know it by the draught of alr that eddies past. It is easy to find a doorway because the echo from a door is different than the re- flection of sound from a building wall proaching person.” Persons are recognized by their footsteps, said the blind music teach. er. by one of the SATAN HEARS THE CHORUS Tho cholr was rehearsing a new setting of “Onward, Christian Sol- | diers” for the Sunday school anni- versary. At verse thres the cholrmaster said, “Now, remember, only the trebles sing down to the gates of hell, and then you all come in— Tit-Bits. their products. | | | So with a treo, post or an ap. mbat 1918 MARK STALE 00D 18 RE In somo casos, t 4 chance th rom the cities, they litical affairs saw te farmers also by withholdin ould influe: gett! 1 he reactionaries b vol Bre. ries come tn : FERRIES SAVINGS BANK & TRUST COMPANY AMERICAN BANK BUILDING SECOND AVE. 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Combination Pliers, 20c to $1.40, Leader Hand Drill, $2.90. Tool Boxes, $2.55 to $3.95. “Oyl-Stop” Piston Rings, each 45c. De Luxe Pistons, per set, $14.75, for Fords only, Regular Ford Pistons, complete, each $1.70. Little Sioux Valve Grinders, $3.20. 90 Stores in the West Western Auto Supply Co. A protection for that spare tire from thieves. Made of heavy steel cable covered with genuine leather. 86-inch, regular weight ....85¢ 86-inch, extra heavy.....$1.45 Western Giant Spark Plugs The acme of preparedness is to carry along an extra set of spark plugs— we recommend “Western Gianta”—you will find they give greater economy and more service+-the price is only 80c each. 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