The Seattle Star Newspaper, February 28, 1924, Page 11

\— SECTION EATTLE, WASH,, THUR “Messrs. Somebody” to Get Real Housewives : Home economics students at the University of Washington each get three weeks training in the housewifely arts at the campus practice cottage shown above. At the left, Mar ion Penwell, 4735 21st N. E., hovers above the electric range ith spoon and pit, while Pauline Paulson, 5106 24th N. E.,at the right, demonstrates the latest mode in dusting the furniture. HELD DRUNK Photo by Price & Carter, Star Staff Photographers * * *& i % say ‘5 mention of meals | aroused our curt lay on the other * 8 *& Ph * BY MELVIN VOORE | ceo’ you come in wked | quite natu Miss Frieda Lammers door of tho | side Income Taxpayers as|osity as to wh of a swingis Women to Observe Day of Devotions Prayer day will be c While walking past an alleyway |clear window fafternoon sunshine jit now, as we ought to, for we're 5 t., | ® ear First ave. and Main st.,/ hibplly “over “spot. and splattering }all seniors and majors in home eco-| , Prayer day dnesday night, Ben Anderson of }i045 rugs, a big fireplace in one end | nomics. aay ‘Sy ithe Women's: Crown hotel was attacked. by|and-in the other.« tasteful buffet! “yox, we do absolutely all of our| My “ciety of the Mott free’ men, who dragged him intolwith a mirror that reflected an| cooking whilo we're here, and in|;sincrine Rietne alley, slugged him and took |image of the big room and made it/ spite of the traditional stories, not) at pouring thru no Blaine, 218 11th ave. The Seattle DAY Star | PAGES 11 TO 20 4. BOOTLEGGER 18 STILL FREE Man Who Gave Moonshine , to Young Boys Escapes '‘° ‘ FEBRUARY U. of W. Women to Debate Two Teams Youth Sentenced in Burglar Case Missing Wife Sought Plan Music Contest juring the we ATHREE-DAY THRIFT SALE In the Owl Drug Stores Thursday, Friday and Saturday a group of Special-Price Features that will appeal to the thrifty, those who appreciate genuine savings on standard articles and preparations. An “Owl” sale is always a bona fide cut-price event. Pepsodent Tooth Paste 3lc All the world knows—and millions usa ‘Tooth Paste. And ows that Sie is an actual 50c K.C. L. Tooth Paste 29: potassium Palmolive Shaving Cream Java Rice Face Powder 35c 23c Mennen’s Borated Talcum...Special 18c $1.25 Oriental Cream (white) . . Special $1.09 39c Hinds Honey and Almond Cream or becnuse It is a thorough Special 39c Special 67c 53c Sal Hepatica ...... 96c Tanlac .. $1.00 Lysol .... Special 69c 75c Mellin’s Food .............Special 47c 39c Pebeco Tooth Paste ...... and a gold watch from him. derson tried to report: the rob- pear much longer than it actual:/q one of us has indigestion. | was. “During our mtay in the eottage) On Speaking Tour 65c Glover's Mange Remedy ... . Special 43c - Special 31c 75c Owl Theatrical Cold Cream. . Special 49c rested on. a-charge| “Just a moment and Ith call the’ weedo a certain amount of enter-| J. Pbeing drunk. He admitted to the other girls,” Frieda said ag. sho that he had been drinking. [started for the kitchen, but we bree men were held in the clty|stopped her and explained, that we| For instance, last Monday, Friedal speak this week to high schools ‘Thursday as theft suspects. Would much rather s¢e themmjust 4%/ and: Pauline and I entertained the} commercial prganizations and local Ritchie apd Harry) Denny were | they were about theip business of entire faculty of the no econom-|alumni organizations in Centralia sted at Fourth ave. and Ollve| housekeeping in the amost Up-torthe=| ics ‘Rhool at dinner.” | Chebalis, Raymond. and. Nwaco. as they were in? thesact of/ minute fashion “as they” afer taught) ——————— uit oie a spare tire from an auto|to do in the home éeonomics de- owned by Oscar Kihiman./ partment of the bic #chool vith ave. N. Patrolman J. J-| We found Miss Paulson (Pauline on said the two men were IM/is her first name),.im, the dining on of an automobile which}ro0m busily at work with @ dust Yeen tampered with as the en-|cioth. G. Fletcher, executive scere or two dinners for invited guesta.|the University of Washington, will taining; several luncheons and one|tary of the Alumn! association of! numbers bad been chisled. were held for investigation. L Groves, 5811 Duwamish ave., arrested as a suspect In numer- us burglaries in his district. He was held for examination to de- mine whether he was addicted he use of narcotics. Editor and Doctor Chamber Speakers B. J. Palmer, of Davenport, and Willis J, Abbott, of Bos- ‘will tbe the principal speakers f the meeting of the members’ ‘ of the Chamber of Com- in the Masonic clubrooms fay noon. Dr. Palmer is head Mthe Palmer School of Chiroprac- and will have for his subject, Hellins Yourself.” Abbott !s editor the Christian Scfence “dionitor Md will talk on “Journalism.” H. ton, tenor, will sing. LIVE IN HOUSE FOR THREE WEEKS “You see,” she sald while she ran her cloth over the tabletop, “we're graded on the appearance of the} house and our general conduct and adaptability for this sort of work. Three of us live here at one time and each group of three stays for three weeks. It’s. great fun and real ‘valuable experience, and I do think it’s the cutest little cottage, don’t you? It keeps us mighty busy too, getting all our «meals, doing | all the housework and attending our classes each day.” WHEN “Have-ye anny o’ Fritzeipfeffer's Favorite Fried-cake Flour? i “We're out of that, but we have something Just,as good.’ | “Go on! If there was annything| just as good, d’ye think I'd take'the| trouble to mimorizg that heathenish | The Quality Spread for Bread nameé?"’~American Legion Weekly. | | that appears on the tables of thousands upon thousands of good What to have to eat three times a day and 365 days every year! Maddening, isn’t it? And is it any wonder that you hear housekeepers say—‘I feel like jumping out of the window!” Let K BUYS intwo biscuits ~ St 6 yving to move because etamped, turn to the Want and jet them help you find era | housekeepers three times a day help youand the maid in the kitchen. | POLITICS | Nucoa blended with confectioners sugar makes the most delicious icings. Used as a shortening it makes the richest of cakes and | the flakiest of pastry. The Pookie of Nucoa Recipes with sug- gestions for “Three times a day” f List your name for a free copy. is now being revised for Spring. Ask your Grocer for Nucoa in the all protecting-carton $1.00 Owl Olive Oil, 16 ozs.....Special 69¢ 25c Golden Glint Shampoo..... . Special 18c 35c Lapactic Pills ©... .. Special 27¢ $2.00 Sédtt’s Mineralava......Special $1.19 50c Palmolive Shampoo 33c A scientific blend of palm and olive oils. A shampoo that cleans the hair and scalp-and helps to keep both in a healthy condition. Save 17c a bottle during this sale. 40c “Owl” Witch Hazel, Double Distilled, 29c A sparkling, clear extract, made from young shrubs. The “Owl” label insures the quality. $3.00 Stanley Metal Hot Water Bottles $2.19 50c Hand Brushes 25c Boston Cloth Brushes ......Special 17c 20c Linen-Finish Writing Tablets Special 12c 25c Fluid Extract Cascara . -Spectal 17c 25c Wool Powder Puffs........Special 15¢ 25c Glycerine ... .+ Special 17c ‘ 25c Glycerine and Rose Water. . .Special 17c 50c Hard Rubber Dressing secon noe 25 Powdered Boric Acid ..... Special 17¢ 25c Cocoa Butter ..............Special 17c 50c Nail Files (assorted styles). .Special 29c — 25c Oil Eucalyptus .. .. Special 17c 50c Tooth Brushes Our regular 50¢ Brushes. Splendid values at the regular price—excep- tional. values at this special Thrift Sale price. Seamless Hot Water Bottles 69c Our regular 98¢ Seamless Hot Water Bottle. Guaran- teed against defects. 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