The Seattle Star Newspaper, February 8, 1924, Page 9

NEARING Clase ,SPeaKers |] FREDERICK & NELS Defense Attorneys Claim Bonus Fight) FIFTH AVENUE AND PINE | Boos Did Killing NEW VOILES NEW VOILES in 12 pretty patterns and the new n ovely pattern: w colors Spring coloring Width 40 )) and black and white 5 nehes. Yard... 50c t Vidth 40 inches. Yard on Cc and == why Salley 5 4 x . | blige te th CANDY $PECIAL! Molasses ae Kisses " 25¢ Pound Boys’ Suits HERE'S MORE ABOUT With Two Pairs MOUNTAIN a : ‘ \) 20 Stylesin New Spring es Trousers STARTS ON PAGE 1 $8. 95 to $12. 35. a z|.06N~©6> Dresses $1 0 00 Jt mga \\ s a7 mire hotel the par $8.95, $9.55 and ing boots, ie ‘ ° : ~ 3 Styles in New Spring Juvenile Boys’ See ia Na Dresses $15 OO By ok a e Sailor Suits a pate new, and notably attractive additions to Downstairs Store displays of Spring Dresses are these groups at $10.00 and HIKERS AT NARADA $15.00, At the Nazada * The wide choice of styles at these low prices is a distinctive tion a halt was hile c} " feature. In each group are models for street, sports and in- cee ene : Cart peas, Ae ny Boys’ Caps § ‘and heavy + had ‘. 44 ples WAleisd Aled pit | | ai om phone call was put| fom : a $10.00 DRESSES __ $15.00 DRESSES — | 95¢ and ‘$1. 25 $12 for Heinie Fuhrer, who of Paradise during the i¢ came down in about rs snowshoed out ni © . : , of nm Nes ae fag { Re ante renders age me bs Rous’ stove in the inn 5) Sizes for Women and Misses PO ” th a smell of frying sham and ‘hot ‘ \ ; ees (iat | Sailor “Tams = =~ sonia Sek the open door y OW, (DOWNSTAIRS STORE) ¢ Pe a :% conn | $1.45 hose from the Seattle ap ; 7 e serge, novelty tweeds, fadinageéd to putin a good eo une oe aire os the —— m : Be ASD — OY Gs Tey TA polo cloth and cheviot “Tams® {ts members were before dawn| en who will present the in the popular style for Spring, Thursday to watch orious sunrise| American Legion's side of ; Gi h m Sizes to 6% (only). Low-priced tnt the peaks frst with pink and| the bonus question at, the dig Women’s A Special Purchase of ngha at $1.4 ilue, with a rich, golden d. | ay . | ae wn: } DOWNWARD TRIP. is ood. mass meeting at the Crystal “Ey l oof” Frocks DOWNSTAIRS STORM Fs DE. Pool Sunday afternoon, At ole proo: . FASTER AND E. KR y bd ‘ , Sunshine, however, lasted only| the top is Lewis Schwellen- Hosi omens XT OF Ss For Miss-7 to 14 Years for 30 minutes. Then mists swirled! bach, past communder of the oslery | stout the peaks and shut out the] State Legion;. in the center $1.00 ae $2.25 es bru a foot | ° ; | _ of new snow that had fallen during (8 Dr. Hinton D. Jonez, pres- At 4 95 Pai } pretty Frocks of fig: the night, was made at 9:15. Snow-| ent commander, and below is ‘quality . e } checked and block-plaid shoes were necessary down to Mad-| Lieut. Gov. W. J. Coyle. ove “ ve nghams of good quality. cap Falls; below that point they . . na He momed ee itable for school and stylish pi ere more hindrance than help : 5 ——>|]) liste top; Tate he LACK patent and calfskin and tan calfskin Oxfor ds enough for “dress-up” hours. a diseardéad in favor of | HERE'S MORE ABOUT in the smart plain- toe style pictured. With creased tractive collar and pocket ul shoes. " ram Behe Cobdotan, > trimmings, yarn and__ belts. Longmire Springs hotel was ‘ Sih ta Ae a ef ws 7 . { Sizex 7 to 14, Good value at reached, afler a mop for coffee at et LEGION cau, Cane, white ag Bach vamp, Goodyear welt soles and low heel with rubber lift. ahd the power hotise—where the door STARTS ON PAGE t WATS STORE Widths A, B and C. Sizes 21%, to 7. A DOWNSTAIRS STORE Ig never closed to trailets—before | \————— : VNSTAIRS STORE hoon. The party left the springs] iswued by enemies of the bonus plar 2 at 1:20 and was in Seattle before) will insure defeat for the me : “s se BESS § clock ee : now pending in congre ; a ; anybody, and with the exception of phasis pesos Toreger ihe > a ew an bd a é Ol é OuseS } New Shipment of the last ‘mile, not hard to negotiate. | nion plan of action afd stand sojidly |] , pte & : r . | | A 33 A steady pace, with frequent rest| together. HEER, good quality voile Blouses in attractive styles. $3.95 \ Men’s Shirts periods, should ble the most! le s fro Rellingha Sve 38 " a > stitching Mead Nabidactink bd, take ip trip ch Coreg ohn el ee Hand-made, with pretty collar effects, hemstitching, ~ 7 Komal the apetnes to the. ton fn. 9ft/ outside polite ate eipackad to’ tax \ tucks and laces. Women’s and mi sizes. At $3,95, | ee | $2.00 and $2.50 2 . ‘ 5 : A fresh ass cael a ala By Ray i5 ey : 1 4 | $4.95 and $5.75. Be een SOMO A fresh assdrtment of men's 11 accompan ’ , are | Shirts in madras cloth. Neat ingham contingents, while C ‘ | Girls stripe and patterned weaves in @ good range of colorings. Sizes in Sls kaaydicenns Acts Thame Au Girls’ | Patent Leather M4 to 17. At $2.00 and $2.50, | visitors will march to the Crystal Bal wil’ precide with, lett” Gov New Hats - nd igs dat Cotton Suiting, 50c Yard Pumps Men’s Union Suits : NE 5 BR Dehn ecu $3.95 Roe lthewte ete bias aoctbank baa wile: Winiiab ibaa Sar Bea runes toe ata $1.00 ne American I Lewis Schwe | F F 4 : ‘ Silhouettes fealuat past ste minander . she i ia ; re br te Hats » | | Two-button strap fasten- Bhoit sleeve and ankle length Remember those silhouettes Legien. and Wm. Short. president of Sai disad <n! thas’ Coaaibaato ey Check Ratine, 65c rate ing, broad toe and rub- | Union Suits in ribbed cotton of grandfather’stime? But onl: | the Washington State Federation of bios, + brown and Na ' « P | ber heel lift. weave, Suitable weight for) ia experts could make them. Taber akes BS printing “speaker res Piast ned ga | » Ratine fn 4 weaves suitable for f mediate wear. In white and Singing by Mrs. Ruth Osborn Boyer 2 slue American Heauty, tangerine and pitch-pine green shade : Sizes 8% to 11, $2.25. ru color: Sikes 8¢ toe. “geal Silhouettes with your Kodak and the U. of W. quartet will feature t ribbon xt ers in rd, 65¢. 2OW NSTATR: t | s 11% to 2, $2.45. \ are easy—the results are even the entertainment program. harmonizing shades AS 2% to 7 $2.95. more striking—and you'll find 92-95; DOWNSTAIRS ST ita fascinating pastime. Ask us Doe ee for a copy of ‘‘Silhouette NAVAL, VESSEL Making the Kodak Way” — aes - Developing, printing and en- 10 HONDURAS | at he fell from the boat while Unlicensed Doctor |license from the state medic: are {Sa Perdibien port Peas ener orton oe the Xe Kiex| HOLE Under Arrest ior ring ine compat ana De to Honduras to protect American SHOOTING COP MISSING MAN: ace: stticials/ o¢ ik M. C. Macy, 1504 Third a eased ail Mor! VERY FINE WHITE lives and Interests that may be men cerihione’ OF Via Gl id déctared | was, arvesied. by. C:.°A,’ MethowaATOw vil a 8 offic ian 1415 Fourth Ave. aced by the civil war belleved im-| th that ¢ Spreng ig wud Thursday, fo without: a UtTenCmietie iid OULeTHND AHS OV) deties Diamond cca Ay, minent in that country, the st nett ye sored ty the " ‘epartipens uunounced tte sm (EX-Patrolman Short Seeks|Tacoma Minister Believed rm scr sm. De Juco ; * METROPOLITAN ; Sas gpm pawn pasa Reinstatement Again Alive; Not Klansman to much criticism for his member WUMEN! READ edt jean fleet after having scitatt | hip in the Klan ; | be the coast, of Honduras for H were required by| "TACOMA, Feb 8.—Hope wan ex 5 Sa jsome time during the political| Just 40 minute th Adhesive’ postage stampe were troubles that have dixtuthed the | rior court ro i See iy, Invented in Jand by James Chal vcore * VEN | country. ¢ Samuel H. Sho! sgn shed on ‘the ds mors, of Dundee, in 1834 gn Me pe ge 4 twa, pedestrians on October 17, 1923 aoe nie ii teracsg Weds Sina Beware! Not all P all Package Dyes BUSY NIGHT) listers a odlagg abomsiteae eoapant | Qetirornta y em |! LOAN a, ’ are “Diamond Dyes” Atter speakhig before three targe|"iocheted before mortally wounding | Mra, De Jucoby, wife of the mii [Isaac Hamburger and wounding |ing pastor, had telegram today || ORPMEU WY CIRCUIT VAUDEVILLE audiences in the Jouth End, Thurs-/s10. vioiet Davis, the jury was told| stating that Mr, and Mra: H. C. Ja-| day night, Mayor Brown plunged S j / ° ‘ a a o. |by Luke 8. May, ballistics exper y would le this afternoon | LAST TIMES "TO a i ny a neers pew bette Friday | sna orienisclogiet | from scondido, Cal, for Tacoma, | NO MAT TODAY IMPROVED | (| Diame nd snd prepared to.edaress three more | ” % . De Jacoby’s coat ‘and hat were | | meetings Friday night. Short's attorney, Hugh M. Cald-| rm eee re hear Salmon Mustent Comedy Star PROPERTY | DOWN Friday night he will speak in the | Well. are Slemores =) A ee: ane |beach tast Monday afternoon ouabert! i in 0, Vay Van Asseit hall, South Beacon Hilti, Mony, declaring the death of the}, e held to the theory ~ Tt % 2 } # = ma — Always ask for “Diamond Dyes” | at 8:45 o'clock, after delivering a|two Wainly was “an accident and) bac th s still alive since || MARYON VADIE and OTA GYGI PRE NG Oey $1.00 Each Week and if you don’t see the name “Dia-| speech at the Green Goose theater|ttat Short had exercised caution | jo ving ‘ ived two small LY HOLMES ana % “Good Morning, Judge” | NO RENEWAL FEES Full Value Allowed in Exe mond Dyes’ on the packagé—refuse | on Beacon Hill at 8 o'clock. At 10:30|by shooting at the heels of the) (ie pone jue rar "to the ox | Nearer Mea rebse and it back! p. m, he is scheduled to k before | fleeing suspects. disa ppearan ” a wife decla ae WASHINGTON New Show Tomorrow— | < h 15-cent package of “Diamond | the Loys of Moore. Caldwell praised the diligence of|that she has resigned herself to t q " Show ‘Tomorrow contains directions so simple | — — Short in giving chase to the shop-| fact that he is dead “BE YOURSELF” any woman can dye or tint skirts,| ‘The late Phineas Taylor Barnum, | lifters Mra. De Jacoby, on the ve n Tan Arakis MUTUAL SAVINGS | Cus ; dresses, waists, sweaters, stockings, | American ne Spine of frequently is ‘The jury received the case at! nervous by kdown, sald th CAPTAIN Brece N N kimonos, coats, draperies, coverings | called the @prince of showmen. }3:20 o'clock, At 4 o'clock It had! would ne believe that her Noun ew { BANK —everything new, even if she has a —-- reaglied a Verdict of not guilty band hae untarily disappeared | BAIRNSFATHER anaes never dyed before. Choose ary color] Glectric railways in the United] sport announced he will immedi-| unieas he out of iy head be The World-Famous Artint 1101 Second Ave. 1401 THIRD AVE. at driig store. Tefuse substitutes!—|States have a tote! trackage of ap-|ately apply for reinetatement in the|canse of overwork and study Aesop Patten, Cadedrt Grenesirn —comm nan.y— el Wateh Repair A" vertisenent, proximately 44,000,000 miles. police department. “It is my conviction,” she a | - - = { }