The Seattle Star Newspaper, February 7, 1924, Page 13

THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 7, 1924 Vi i Sen = ee A ee WILL EXP ae ADVENTU oe { @) Al i) JE { V- NE C OK a) DIAL p HON 1g OF THE TURES six CHEASTY JR. SHOP SPECIAL SALE Sy ; Buiployes of thas Pack c live Roberts Barton p SAX RQAHMER™ y . egraph ¢ Se ein 4 *) ; BARNYARD RIDDLE eS: BEGIN UERE TODAY Best Values of the Season in Junior Apparel GREAT EXTRA SPECIAL re Helen ota ott : 5 ‘ ari. ce ‘ Very special lot of splendid $ |Seattle to Light Gh Ll . “Nx Baad pics s Sui : i City Playgrounds (it KS, f . . Ed er u eature value. ale tea ue ‘ ; Price cedure ste : NOW GO ON WITH TITE STORY hie eee far away from the city oa te ar : ; Raed ‘ ; : pany Stas Fine assortment of Cheasty its $ prectae ite hate e and pty Dumpty, “M yf 0 to. 2-Pants Suits in choice of bright, ni Pea aa : podlae Se 5 3 “ey EE ae snappy materials, latest styles. ndkerchiefa and Little B : t oe. a Remarkable values at ‘the sale All Other Boys’ 2-Pants Suits on Sale as Follows: 8.50 Suit . $15.85 $16.50 Suits $22.50 Suits. ...$19.85 $20.00 Suits. $30.00 Suits... 5.15 $25.00 Suits. Var Boys’ Mackinaws thd Sweater Coats = 1 t - $5.60 values at. idsome heather mix atement e placed before |Upon knees, turned i ngs sega \ RE: ona t r er Pereete nied ant $7.50 values at... cane SY ley eee s Sit noms: | sealed Wakgteent cad sah aidan situs teemn: (Hk ida en, [ROETRMenY considete ac’ expeditia ra Ol Veewr moan: week, NOs fei alas : : Boys’ Brushed Wool Sweaters 6.45 ted with the r r r v " trance c ft t r a ce Hy Ps a a , hi All the school colors; $8.50 values for. : é . me I was cra é ~ Tput the cates all s a new 1 Spal dry oe r Boys’ Ties Ironclad Hose “ding bp x ( { : of me to at do we do now?” asked Har. tmandu, right u ata rae sak te red BR leas caterer tsegces | is sal aahiles Lda dace ae hint bas oe A CHARGE ACCOUNT, IF DESIRED colored you #ea, shoot avaid at all well known, |mneyre the funniest y (To Be Continued) tred As & guide ‘ eens nga oe taht 1584 t Store Hours 9 to 6 Every Day t that was the é hom I knew to be a of good fami ike == incl Houses: Cheastys Till Leap Year \'\ °Picomintnd ts Owe ness eae, | BY CNG HOW To Build Them? \- SECOND AT SENECA i 4 hy. ° 2 > ————— ee . ty. rs {tract barn swallc Phoebes and z Gives uw 29 ' y ou again and | PHHOEBES like to nest ’ ns also are likely to bulld upon NOT THIS WAY IN U. 8. TOO GOOD TO SELL alr older per ings, and a simp! t if not han eight feet from) ox nox —1¢ you call a taxi you'd| A matterof-fact father of aA ean i i i ‘ t until the: he roof of a porch o ] round, In e Twenty-nine “fine” crisp winter days in February this year. ‘ ssi e Sieeen bh : Poaewit witi | better walt for it. You'll have to vay|bryo poet handed some of the jail Twenty-nine frosty, nippy mornings calling for Piping hot ‘x ‘ve tried. that already, mamma.| put if it is desirable to have them aN advisable to| your fare anyway, even if the driver | efforts to a di lished author of a They never’ do "Pearson's eave only O06) is late and you leave before he ar-| verse, asked f griddle cakes or golden brown waffles with Tich, sweet | “1 STRUCK HIM BEHIND THE | W' eekly, London + side open edhe fenioal gr inapp he nesta cncts 28 Bt md need for oe | BAR,” HE MUTTERED, | SS shelter | {strate here the other day In grant-| Fat. That Shows deste: : : ; cs for adeaa | Werled the father after the autho Brinn burst out of the room and, not 7 laced in shrub-| trip.” ndant, a woman,/had glanced thtu the copy. * 7 a ha. WeateRegs oH Soon Disappears y i ¥ for catbinds, | pleaded she had to leave before the} “Alas!” sighed the real bore EE aan ied an aveading / wn thrushes and spa ar got to her home. The driver, on|"those things are so good, a ina Prominen it nin Figure 8 4 quires | the other hand, said he had been de-| afraid you'll have to support riterst “Well, what's the answer?’ that comes and atay angel. 7 * The “Fine” Spread for Bread “There he in! cried Harley—"head. | hindrance to ctivity, = curb J t ; , layed by a tratffic jam. And his|the rest of his life, . d eve t C ru > cing. | Mo ’ ng for the Dover Road!” 1 can take be placed in every patch is argument proved more convincing. ! Monthly. y taking aft rs t brush frequented by these birds — large hor er—the same in which Harley had c a rich, nourishing, whole-meal soup, made better and more aye P ergarts fo 298 and a teh ‘otch of a tree, it is nourishing when thickened with flour blended with Nucoa. | had avterward been concealed in the 2 5 q likely to be used by robi Then come twenty-nine dinners calling for a big, mealy baked garage at Hillside—searcely nodded. | wortd ove . Dimen bone ee botiee ey potato, snowy, fluffy mashed potato, with Nucoa. And crowning | Nearer they drew to the quarry, 3 s rect | stay entirely outalde, the shelf must |!" the lumber diagram, Figure 9, 4 , ‘ci 5 j “ 3 land nearer. Once—twice—and again, | {2™ the Marmota Co., 1 ied with 2; gure 7 all, twenty-nine delicious desserts made with Nucoa—‘“‘melty” |" sande : + | Ave, Detroit, Mich, » provided with a iguro 7 pastry, puddiags, hard sauce, cakes and candies. melting in. And there're twenty-nine cold noondays calling for | Nicol Brinn. at the wheel of the ne face of Ormuz Khan peered out | good-bye to dieting velse and far | shows a shelf shielded from the the window at tho rear of the | Advertisement | weather by ono wall and a roof. | PF * = Mmoustne. - ™ This shelf, if placed high under the Ask your Grocer for Nucoa in the dust-proof, moisture-proof | "rity drew abreast; the road was : akgot a tecanace palatine eee eet carton, and list your name with us for new Nucoa Recipes. deserted. And they passed slightly ahead. | Inch by Inch, Nicol Brinn edged the 3 al the Woman's torpedo body nearer the wheels of the heed a racing limousine, The Oriental chauf. . 4 house ‘) ‘ IU four drew in ever closer to the ditch Better Groceries rmer © the woman? presi poaeel, Oe ee se Tan: HEA ena partment plan, to satisfy the social pvp easageenisa Py ther p for Less Instinct so marked but so uT hei OA i | hoars and was about to apply the | |. Farmer—Well, then, I rn i i ty lacki hae K brakes when the two cars touched! Look in The Star every |keep Ma, Vancouver Daily | COmspicuous! ire Wepaddit pad [coco- NUT saan | A rending crash came—a hoarse EBA'S Speciat Province. birds, J lly ¢ Siti not le ine Ton tance use. Inte pagw anim FAT. scream—and the big Imousine top- . BARGAINS Nucoa | pled aver into the ditch | cer fags he suas siaey Harley felt himself hurled thru The following prices for cn orreomnemee cone | FRIDAY ONLY THe Best Fooos, Inc. ik id nr. FFE hall I follow on to Lower Clay- * asked Inspector Weasex, et == a rte Yas | excitediy, C Sh ESA | Wirhit AbRigaSa'e Meduage hae ‘écxda A Gleamy } Mass of Hair| | > |thru nearly an hour before, and a M - | eres ener, party had been dispatched !n accord beh = | The Best Foods, Inc., 1964 Bryant St., San Francisco ance with Brinn’s instructions. Wes 35c “Danderine” does Wonders °: had returned to New Scotland iH now, before tho assistant commis Limit 10 bars Sara ree nee | , in Yillamooky = ¥ {son are relatively complicated, es- “Yes?” sald the assistant commis: 2 | p pete if they are miniatures of} |stoner, taking up one of the several | H aborate buildings, as Is often the Tillamook Cheese is ra ially instruments: “What!” | Z 3 ni A martin house of fairly sim- well-balanced food, for it contains Even this great man, so justly cele: | i : ple construction is shown in Figure tissue-building proteins (252% %), ener- brated for his placid demeanor, was |10. ‘Tomorrow the more elaborate . unable to conceal his amazement | y |type will be discussed. | gy-producing butter-fat (38%) and “Yes,” he added, “Lat him come 4 ; | nt the vitally-important vitamin B, upt” He replaced the recetver and | RF . (Prepared from information fur- turning to Wessex: “Mr. Nilcol ies r : nished by Ned Dearborn, assistant Use the recipes speciall: S nalcy a of | SEATTLE fs here!” he informed him. . biologist, U. 8. Department of Agri- pared for us by Alice B: | Footsteps sounded in tho corridor. | BW culture.) e |Came a rap at the door. | Miss Farmer's School of Cooking, uts | t |_ “Come in,” said the assistant com- | | Z NC F Boston. Write today for free | missioner. | >} x. ve n 2 oO ua I y ‘The door was thrown open and | to tho in of youth has booklet. Yicol Brinn entered. been found at last! And i st | ith taighardbte ili tha eda. aids oe 4very- osdd edi Nicol Brinn enter | jbeen found at last! And eredit must Be sure you look for the brand "Gentiemen,” he sald, without} oO to Sheffield’s oldest citizen, ath- "i + the nuts purchased shall be of uniform high quality. Of other greeting, ‘“T’m here to make a an Lapatrick. He's just 111, “If you | “Tillamook” on the rind or loaf this you are assured when you get them at our stores. oe bi toi ona) a Ho dropped weakly into a chair! i i——Sseagll | ri | Use snuff and tak oe Phere red cheese that is uniformly good— California Soft Shell Walnuts jwhich Wessex placed for him. The i | jot. bs tirvees bfliliore Sei Sopa pe It’s parafined coat Cheese inspected for quality at 3° peunls! for $100 assistant commissioner, doubtless ) R patrick played Santa Claus to his will hermatical Ily every step of ductoa: Lave’ Ofetoa :Piactqanite” Walnuts stimulated by the manner of his ex = : great and great-great-grandchildren ry step of productio: > 5. ‘001 y visitor, wh tract: | ly —} a ee E Per pound, 45¢ ee taeae pronn tee wget potion 7 Hie \ oy S A BRIEF RESPITE / rea es, GEa 13 his ii-ntting Jacket and nonchal A \ \ A boston swale baa 40 estar ASSOCIATION 4 antly lighted it, successfully resumes a is 01 ec bi trip with his wife, wrote home th ey “O-KAY” BRAN FLAKES his well-known tired manner, and, | San Limit 3 iris! Try this} When combing | i ats th ty bell: and dressing your hair, just moisten | Would return Monday on the 10 p. Whole wheat and bran flakes, steamed and toasted, pressing a pel Pin > Mage | your hair brush with @ little “Dan-|™. train, Their two children, aged the dairymen of Tillamook county. ready to serve. Flavored with celery salt. A natural ‘One shall attend, Mr, Brinn,” he} Now is the time to buy derine” and brush it through your} @nd 11, received very definite in- food, nutritious and body building. bapeeaete tdnd Gr the mace ead Canned Goods. Get hair.. The effect is startling! You| structions not to meet them at the ‘ Pp P. rs © bates re prices for dozen and case, can do your hair up immediate 4 | depot er Package, 10c mirgenny Savers it will appear twice as thick and| Wher rents arrived, at Pitasacinhes cs ee aN ae Free delivery with $5 heavy—a mass of gleamy hair, spark. | 1 : an hour and * . rex. ; 7 ling with life and possessing that in.;* hale alte, they were surprised to Two minutes later a man came in except sugar comparable softness, fresiiness and/See Ernest and Alice waiting for Jearrying a notebook and fountain flovr and milk hariparee. them. on the station platform: Linear at hire: omestem aaniaaas oer. , While beautifying the hair “Dan-| ane mee hurried forward to ex B very: groced, ir, Brinn” bet E B } S |derine” Is algo toning and stimuint.| Postulate, but was cut off by the BF ata ) ing each single hair to grow thick, |Shrill voice of Alice, crying: ee long and strong. Hair stops falling Hurry up, mother! Don't stop to oid ice GRUCERY out and dandruff disappears. Get a|tk, — The taxi's up to $7.60 al. *, F . bottle of delightful, refreshing “Dan. |Teady."—Boston Transcript. | Nicol Brinn’s Story of the City of Fire Foot of Pike Street vad ee ae tolshter| acer, Nbtce So ie4 “The statement which I have to Head of Farmers’ Row and youth.| Star Want Ads cost leas than its! | make, gentlemen, will almost certain: -. ful you . —Advertise:| competitors’ and ch a larger SH |ly appear incredible to you. How-| j Jcirculation. RE COUNT. Sorereresersernseteenrstrrstiirirrrerirerscrestrinserrstreteicicneitteretetsenierireritiiirtstienianiinititerestsettrrsctttscrt} FOUR STORES TO SERVE YOU