The Seattle Star Newspaper, March 5, 1924, Page 7

ss ‘AUTO SMASHES INTO CAR! Candidates Attack Each Driver Injured in Crash; Put Other in Speeches Under Arrest BY JOHN W. NELSON ; ed ’ y What's in the Air WEDNESDAY, MARCH 5 CHARGES FLY IN Victrolas MAYOR RACE STREET CARS IN TWO ARE SLAIN SEEK HIGH PAY SMASHUP! Traffic Tied Up Half Hour by Collision Four Wounded in Celebra- tion of Mardi Gras Heard at Meeting Miners’ Pleas Operators’ * Juror Excused Over |” Opinion on Dry Law 48$150.and $200, 9 Make every night a dance ight! See thata Victrola isdelivered to your home this very day. tion and th Sherman, [ay & Co Co. “Bearything is Music” Third Avenue at Pine, Seattle clause in lhe names are with: amiared ing Tuesday Lundin club, of more tha: of Lundin h cafet - | QUKES ISOLATE © WIDE REGION | 00 Earth Shocks Do Heavy | ay wa ir at. Phelan’s ball. C nbla City; Christe: 's hal a} con bill | ea | 1000 Sp pring Dresses for Women and Misses | 10% #128 515% 5172 419% 8235 8 nty | mercial | 1. Rainie rl 4. m)—Four hundred distinct Congregational church. Tocked San Jose and see territory between 4) Pp. m, Tuesday, accord of the goo lo ord shocks, 12 were ex- plent. continued at eats | ‘the night. Two violent Were registerod at 745 and Mm. today. Preliminary survey of the dam- indicated it is great thruout the . Details are lacking. Wires down ahd government roads be- E Ban Jose and Punta Arenas Pag impassable, Tock slides, fallen Uprocted trees have He CHIEF ISSUE Denials of campaign rumors that! he ts the fayorite of the privately-| owned utilities are the keynotes of the councilmanic race addresses of A. Lou Cohen, seeking re-election for | a dyear term. He was to speak at a session of the King County Demo. cratic club, dining at Dartnall's cafe. |], teria at 6 o'clock Wednesday eve ning. VALUE—well-chosen, abundant displays—and a wide variety of smart styles characterize the offerings in Spring Dresses for women and misses. Whether one desires a Dress wear there will be found More Than 100 Styles to Choose From for afternoon, business or ~~ Passages to the coast. | “On August 12, 1922," he dectared, The Dresses are fashioned in a wide variety of fabrics—taffeta, crepes, velours, flannel, twill and knitted “glos” fabrics. In the popular Spring shades, navy blue, brown and black. Trimming details in distinc- tive harmony with the modes, Good values, all, at $10.00, $12.50, $15.00, $17.75, $19.75, $23.75 and $25.00. Women’s and Misses’ Sizes—18, 19, 20—36 to 42 Extra Sizes (at $12.50, $17.75, $23.75)—423 to 523 (DOWNSTAIRS STORE) Featured Values in New Stamped Art Needlework ‘OMEN who enjoy doing needlework for their own use, and for gifts, will be interested in displays of new Stamped Pieces in the Downstairs Store. Distine- tive new designs, stamped on good quai- ity fabrics and moderately priced. BABY BIBS, stamped on cotton huck toweling, 25¢. GLASS TOWELS, in assorted pat- terns, on red or blue striped cloth, each 25¢. 3-PTECE HEMSTITCHED VANITY SET, stamped on Indian Head. Attractive new patterns. Three- piece set, 3O¢. 18x45 INCH SCARFS, hemstitched and stamped on Indian Head. Twelve designs to choose from. Each 50¢. 3-PIECE COLORED LINEN VAN- ITY SET in assorted patterns and colors, Three-plece set, 50¢. 3-PIECE BUFFET SETS, stamped on good quality Indian Head and hemstitched. Three-plece set, 65¢. BABY PILLOWS, stamped on good quality flaxon. Two dainty pat- terns. Each 65¢. BABY DRESSES, flaxon cloth, Three pretty pat: terns, One-year size. At T5¢. 18x45-INCH COLORED . LINEN ‘ARFS in attractive assortment of designs and colors. Each 75¢s EMERALD CLOTH SCARFS with contrasting stitching _ effects. Stamped in dainty designs, Each S5¢. COLORED LINEN TOWELS, stamped in attractive designs, for the guest room. Each S5¢. “BETWEEN-MEAL” CLOTHS = in three pretty designs, stamped on good quality unbleached muslin, At 95¢. PNCHE SETS of cloth and Two Styles in New Crepe Aprons $1.50 OMEN’S and misses’ cotton crepe Aprons in the two pretty styles pictured. In bright orchid, peach, lemon-yellow, blue and tan shades, trimmed in con- trasting cretonne. Attractive value at $1.50. —DOWNSTAIRS STORE Beginning Thursday Morning: u “Scatter” and Room Sizes in GRASS RUGS 50c to $5.25 foe initial offering of Grass Rugs at moderate prices presents interesting opportunities for , furnishing sun porches for the Spring season. An Exceptional Offering of 200 RED CEDAR STORAGE CHESTS Sapa i AT UNUSUALLY LOW PRICES NewSportsOxf ils With Crepe Rubber Sole $6.50 Te jaunty, comfortably-fitting Sports c in calfskin, with plain, d thick, lightweight crepe 1d heel. Widths AA to C. Moderately priced: $6.50. DOWNSTAIRS STORIG Infants’ Rubber Pals 35e & NELSON Ranging from $10.00 to $45.00 | Two HUNDRED Chests in the purchase, of | _ Southern red cedar, selected for*beauty of , and sanded to a smooth, velvety finish. ction of the best; mitred corners; high- | | grade fittings; decorative copper trimmings; | 00d locks; stee]- bearing casters. + 8 These Grass Rugs are well-made, sten- cilled in pleasing border and center pat- terns and finished with securely-bound edges. Patterns in blue, brown and green on natural-color grass. Size 27x54 inches, 50c. Size 8x6 feet, 95c. ° Size 4x7 feet, $1.75. Size 6x9 feet, $2.65. Size 8x10 feet, $3.95. Size 9x12 feet, $5.25. DOWNSTAIRS STORE stamped on =. oye) Sizes 4 to §. iA The beauty, utility and moth insurance as- Sured obtained at unusually low cost in this €xceptional offering. i} } { if i i (THIRD FLOOR) ans, on good quality Indian Head. The S-piece set, $1.25. AMINCH PILLOW CASES, in eighteen (18) new and attrac: tive ans. All hemstitched. alue, the pair, $1.3 —THE' DOWNSTAIRS STORB ber Pants stamped DOWNSTAIRS STORY (2) REE) (SEED (i FE 1 (SS)