The Seattle Star Newspaper, February 13, 1924, Page 4

hist Hardware ©, ¢ SIXTH AVENUE AND + PIKE STREET Pocket Knives $1.00 saci, Your Choice A value to $2.50, in a wide range terns Chain Knives, Men's Knives and small Pearl-handied Knives, Ladies’ Knives. Styles as illus- ed, and many more. Very of styles and pat- 3oys’ special Fireplace Screen Dog Supplies Priced DOG CAKES 35c pkg. Spratt’s Puppy Cakes, medium pkg. ..... 40¢ 5-lb. pkgs. Dog Bis- cuits oc .c5. 10-lb. sack Oval Bis- cuits | 25-lb. sack Kibbled In black finish. No home Cakes ...-$3.20 | should go without a Dog Collars —tan, orna-| screen when we offer this mented and name plate. | 4-fold Screen at such a Sizes 14 to 18 inches. | low price. All joints are Special ..........65¢ | electrically welded. A Cat Collars—tan leather, | strong steel rod frame felt lined; special. .59¢ | covered with black fine Dog Leash—heavy braid- | mesh screen. Very spe- ed leather; special 98¢ | cial at...........$3.98 iy Planes Will Claims War Fraud Destroy Ice Jams Cases Are Passed ' eae egg ae | WASHINGTON, Feb. 13—No per ‘ NGTON, » 13.—Beere- | ama falc) aoe ‘i we json Involved in war frauds against Mary of War Weeks today instructed | thn» government has escaped criminal Major General Patrick, chief of the/ prosecution thru an agreement with @rmy air service, tojuse army plants | the department of justice, Attorney | rom Fort Riley, Kansas, in bombing |General Daugherty asserted today in |a reply to @ senate resolution de- fe jams on the Piatto river, Ne-| manding information on this point, braska. On the contrary, Daugherty said, “tn each instan ttlement of civil liabilities, the de fendants were warned that no settle ment of any possible criminal llability was involyed or contemplated by such civil settlement.” Bladder, Kidney Trouble : ‘Banished or Money Back “: 75¢ | If you value your watch, let a} ‘Watchmaker repair it. 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K. Fin” for firewood, growth around it. JAPAN BORROW 150 MILLIONS! . Huge Loan “for Nippon are ranged by J. P. Morgan NEW YORK, The photo | | | | Feb. 12.—A 00,000 Joan, one of tho largest, not @ record peace-time international | financial ismue, has just been com pleted between the Japanese govern ment and a group of American fi- nanciers, headed by J. P. Morgan. | The transaction, completed at the | | Morgan bh Monday night, means that Ja’ government bonds in} Ithis sum will be floated in the United States and certain European | continental countries, The money advanced to Japan, win or the most part, return to n States thru direct trade | nannels, constituting an assured ss stimulus during the pres Simultaneously with the comple: |tion of the loan transaction in New York a similar loan of 25,000,000 pounds sterling was arranged in | England between tho Japanesa gov: jernment and a British group of fi nanclers. “GREAT NEWS,” SAYS LAMPING “Great news for Seattle” comment of Port Commissioner | Geo. B. Lamping Tuesday on re-| * | ceipt of information from New York | that a loan of $150,000,000 has been granted to the Japanese govern jment by @ group of American fl | nanciers, As a major portion of the money | will return to the United States} thru trade channels, Seattle will] benefit individually more than any other, city, and a noticeable stim |ius in tho already growing trade be tween thfy port and the leading na tion of the Orient will be felt dur- ing 1924 as a result, Col. Lamping declared. Jur improved port facilities, the | that we nearer to the t than any other Pacific coast and our position as the ter-| for several Oriental + \ ship lines 08 us a decided edge in reapin benefits of this im: | id, | was the} are lo | port, | minus m: a }whs mado here by advantage in Oriental | trade was ly proven during the riod immediately. following | Japanese earthquake disaster of last | | year, when the Red Cross was ship: | ping boatloads of relief supplies to ecording to the port com ——|m records. | | “Practically none of the ship-| | ment andied thru Los An San F cisco was given a limited amount of the work, and the bulk of the supplies were sent from this harbor,” was the colonel's statement. "The granting f this ky thing for Seattle were C. A. BLACK. PASSES AWAY [ Clarence A. Black, financially prominent in the Seattle Hardware company, and retired Detroit finan: cler, died at his Santa Barbara, Cal.,| home Wednesd after several , according to press dis-| patches ed here. His two| ephews, Charles H. Black, 613 Lee st., of the Seattle Hardware com-| an and Joseph C. Black, Highland drive, went to his t bout two weeks ago. } Biack, who was widely known all lover the Pacific coast, was promi philanthroples to Santa Barbara and as one’ of the original ownors of the Cadillac Auto- |lence follows a gentle | Indigestion, mobile company, of Detroit, a li bi i Raton The tree blew down tr shows Anderson with the Photo by 'Barnham Denies He Was Doheny’s Man ANGELES, Feb. at he had rer 1.08 13.—Dentals asented or any other ofl mar hase th nal, Washington i Dr, Frank °F. local publisher. ermore, Dr. Barnham sald, the same holds true in any, possible | negotiations for the purchase of any | other Rewspaper or publ hurt ono bit! Drop a little on an aching corn, ‘n stops hurting, then shortly you lift gers Your druggist sella a tiny bottle of *reezone” for a few cents, sufficient to remove every hard cc soft corn, or corn betw tho toes, and the| foot calluses, without soreness or IF IF CONSTIPATED, . SICK, BILIOUS Harmless Laxative for the Liver and Bowels ¥eel fine! No griping or inconven. jiver and| bowel cleansing Bick Headache, with “ Billousness, Gases, and all such distress gone by morning. For Men, Women and Children—10c boxes, also 25c and | » | 60c sizes, any drug store. ment. in: | it right off with fin-) ‘a a Anderson discov- ta recent storm and was split ago, according to the Price & Cart BANDITS STRIP | GILDA OF GEMS «| shimy Exponent Loses Her Jewels Worth $150,000 or, Mar Stalf Photographers | CHICAGO, dits Feb. 13.—Three ban A fat little man horribly," were hunted today for taking jewels to $160,000 and $2,000] from Gilda ¢ high teas of the “shimmy,” ed in the loot was a $ one who by. poll valued cash . up fore midnight last night, ot her rushed Liwa ; a diamond ring val $5,000; a bracelet with three rown of diamonds costing $5,000; a §2,109 leapphire bracelet; & diamond and |napphire bracelet valued al $3,200; an bracelet worth $1,100 Jand three diamond rings valued at | $10,000. ‘Tho latter included a $4,000 wed-| |ding ring. j The handbag, valued at $300, con-| | tained one $600 bill, 14 $100 bills and some smaller currency. The bandits everything and then ripped open Gilda’s fur coat and felt f other valuabl | Gilda ex: | a emerald | took ned that the only rea f#on she had all the Jewelry with her jwas because sho used most of it ie the stage. “YEGGS BATTER | THEFT VICTIM Loses Cash and Jewelry; | Man Admits Drinking | Attacked by several bandits {n an alley near Occidental ave., early Wed: morning, Harry Green, Qu |, was knocked uncc a blow from a lead pipe and drag ged into a dark hole, where his as sailants robbed him of $36 and two/ rings, ofe a wedding ring, the other 1 dlamond engagement ring. cording to the police, Green ad ed that he had a drinking for everal hours and was. unable to xive a description of the men who attacked him. c nm came to the station several hours later, and was given treatment by a physician, ‘THREE GIRLS { IN FIRE . Feb. 13.—Caught in t of flame when one of them attempted to start a fire In the [kitchen range with coal oil, three | |daughters of Karl Rikseidler, farm. jer. were burned to death and five other children serfously burned. City 28 What’s in the Air Wednesday, February 13 KDZ 12:30 to 1:30 p, 4:30 m, Pp. omy to 6:30 to 7:30 p,m. KIR—6:30 te 6:15 p. to 8:30 p.m 30 op. omy m,; 7:30 TUBERCULOSIS, RHEUMATISM, PRIVATE DISEASES, ETG, Succesetully treated at heme tranlutely free, Our remedies remove th spondence confidential. deacribe your condition fully and we will mall you thirty days’ triat tr he eau A restore the ay ee ae A I AM One year select shoe ago I had ambitions. store in Seattle Business dainty the future. came. But Presto! Now I must quic pay. —at $2.85 A group of Smart Novelties in brok- en lots, made to sell for 10 to $8.50 Black Kid Oxfords Patent Strap Slipper Strap Slippers, Brown C: and two-tone combinations. Not all sizes in all style Early buyers will have best chance to be fitted, —at $3.85 When the season opens these should sell for $6 to $7 Attractive Beige Oxfords and Pumps, Gray Strap Slippers with patent trim and low. heels; Patent Strap Slippers, Kid Strap Slippers and Calf and Kid Oxfords, in brown and black, —at $4.85 A group that should be priced from $7 to $8 Fashionable Satin Slippers with low heels; satins with fancy straps and Spanish heels; fancy black kid novelties, Patent Pumps with mili- tary heels, and log cabin and Man- dalay brown Pumps and Oxfords. FIXTURES FOR SALE on the newest and latest in novelty shoes. Pike Street and everything went well. Women who appreciated the lovely in footwear were delighted, The scene room to expand—lI lost my lease and the bubble burst. y dispose of this fine line of novel sell this exceptionally beautiful assemblage of dainty novelties quick public sale for practically any price that S attle women will THE “PRINCE OF HARD LUCK” MY AMBITIONS OF A YEAR AGO SHOT TO PIECES I wanted to conduct the most I wanted to cater to women who insist I opened a store at 31012 and the I began to see big things for shifted. My neighbors needed shoes— at Quick Action Close-Out of All These Fashionable Novelty Shoes Starts THURSDAY—9 A. M. —at $5.85 $8 and $9 would be the spring price on this group Fancy Satin Slippers with French or modified toe, clever strap effects with Spanish or French heels; black suedes with fancy straps and cut- and black kid novelty Strap Slippers. —at $6.85 This group should have $9 and $10 marks Suedes, patents, satins and kids in fancy gore patterns, cross-strap ef- fegts, dainty front-strap styles, Span- ish, French and Cuban heels. Also some smart Log Cabin Oxfords with pretty inlays, —at $7.85 This group comprises $11 and $12 values Beautifully made and daintily-fin- ished Slippers in satin, suede, kid and patent, in a pleasing range of fancy strap effects. Turned soles and Spanish heels. The very best in dainty footwear. STORE WILL SOON CLOSE 310%, PIKE ST. 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