The Seattle Star Newspaper, March 7, 1924, Page 4

THE Francis Bacon cm -_ 135 years of service is a rec- ord without equal in the annals of the piano manufacturing in- dustry. We have specially priced a limited number of tt ful instruments for the week at . {Our Terms) $405.00 (Your Terms) Beautiful case designs with a tonal quality ¢ of planos sold at substantially larger prices. Montelius Music House Third at University ily the equal Seattle IT WILL BE PLENTY HOT ‘A chap was arrested for assault ‘and battery and brought before the To which the prisoner re pame is Sparks. I am a electric and I am charged with battery.” The judge, turning to a bailiff, | said, “Put this man in a ary cell." Inland Merchant. ge. “What is your name, occupation and what are you charged with?” asked the judge. DEPARTMENT STORE 1419-21-23 FIRST AVE We Save You Money on Every Purchase A few good Specials are offered here for Saturday —hundreds of others just as good. DO NOT MISS THEM STREET” DRESSES 100 wool jersey, tailored French serges, vel- veteens and sail- or Dresses, for women and misses. Not in all cat to. 91,98 Less than you pay for a house oeiex Hats— latest silk and flower trimmed hats. You would have to pay at Boys’ Blouses in striped Percales and plain colors. $1 value at.59¢ 3800 pairs Men's Worsted Pants; $6 values at ......$3.89 Boys’ sturdy School Shoes, Sizes 214 to 514. Saturday, special at ......$1.79 Growing Girls’ Lace Shoes; sizes 9 to 2. To close out $1.98 60 prs. Women's and Misses’ Pumps and Oxfords. To close out Seer i ee Misses’ Silk Lisle Stock- ings. Black and cordovan. Reg. 50c value at...20¢ Bargain Basement Specials Borden's Milk, 3 tall cans -.--25¢ Pure Cane beat 5-lb. sack --. 46¢ Pure fruit P. & S. Jams, 15-02. jars.......19¢ Pork and Beans. can. .7¢ 3 cans for........20¢ (Quantities limited) 500 yards Tissue Ging- hams. Latest colors and patterns; elsewhere 75c yard; special, yd. .59¢ 86-inch. Bleached Indian , yard.. 25¢ Silk and Wool Remnants 29¢, 49¢, 89¢ and $1.49 each Extra fine materials Beautiful colors. % to Zyard lengthe, cach, least Silkk Paisley Blouses. Beautiful designs. Sold for $2. Yours for. .$1.19 Pure Aluminum: 5-qt. Tea Kettles 14-qt. Dish Pans 17-qt. Preserving Kettles Oval Roasters $2.50 values at 7 -$1.19 Plain white Cups and and Saucers; while the last, pair.....10¢ 54-inch Bleached Indian Head, yard.......39¢ cian | pubic BUY STRUCTURE IN TACOMA Mellon Owned Unfinished Bank Building Anglo and ba of extensive paper s on the t the t Tacoma ab 1 o8 Pp pace Angeles FEDERAL BANKS 1 San Kran SHOW PROFIT | Earn $50,000,000 During | Keer an eye on Jack until he ig a man. 1923; Expenses Same WASHINGTON, March gross earnings of the American Federal during t imately banks of the Reserve 6 year 1928 tc the same year, ed approx as that for the p © figures hy Karntr vo remaine t been mad: offi Bh. sult, the earn tively constant As in the caso of earnings, cur. rent expenses have also Ween on abou? the #&mo scale for the past jtwo years, in spite of the fact that jin some departments of these banks jthe volume of work handled has steadily increased. Salaries paid to lelerical employes show 4 decrease }diiring 1923 as compared with 1922, | but the total expense of maintenance during 1923 showed a slight {ncrease over that fer 1922, the officials’ fig ures show, | The current net earnings of the banks are announced to be $20,928,- [000 for 1923. Of this sum moro than $3.000,000 has been set aside in ad. ditional reserves to provide for prot» able losses In connection with the failure of member banks, deprecia- tion and other current charges. | Approximately $3.600,000 was paid to the national government in fran. |chise taxes and member benka re- leotved a 6 per cent dividend for the year. Since the tncention of the federal reserve gystem, the national aovern- |ment has recetved $139,001,000 as | franchise taxes ‘Vet Hospital ibe Be Constructed | SAN FE ANDO, Cal, Mareh 7. —The construction of a hospital near here for tubercular war veterans is to begin in the near future, accord- ing to Volney Craix, San Fernando| rancher, whose offer of a site for! the hospital was recently accepted by | j the government. The hospital will be designed to hold 500 beds. | | “Your son must be the idol of his family.” “Yes, he has been Idle years."—Penn State Froth. for 21 QUART OF WATER CLEANS KIDNEYS | No man or woman can make a |mistake by flushing the kidneys occasionally, says. a well-known au: | thority. ‘neys, they become overworked from the strain, get sluggish and | fail to filter the waste and poisons from the blood. Then we get sick Rheumatism, headaches, liver trou ble, nervousness, dizziness, lessness and urinary disorders often come from sluggish kidneys. The moment you feel a dull ache in the kidneys, or your back hurts, jor if the urine is cloudy, offensive, |full of sediment, irregular of pass- |age or attended by a sensation of | |scalding, begin drinking a quart of water each day, also get about \four ounces of Jad Salts from any |pharmacy; take»a tablespoonful in ja glass of water before breakfast, jand in a few days your kidneys jmay act fine. | This famous saits is made’ from Eating too much sich food | | creates acids, which exeite the kid-| steep- | xysterm |¢. ton ngs have been rela; | 12 | the acid of grapes and lemon juice, | combined with lithia, and has been {used for years to flush and stimu- |late the kidneys; also to help neu- |trallze the acids in the system, so |they no longer cause thus often relieving ‘ ness, | Jad {a delightful effervescent lithia water drink which everyone should take now and” then to the kidneys clean and active jthe blood pure, thereby often avoid- jing serious kidney complications |By, ali means have your physician examine your kidneys at |twice a year—Advertisement. bladder weak and least Salts ts inexpensive; makes | irritation, | help keep | Guards Against Plague County and City Children Watched for Tuberculosis Symptoms e's little John of his perio the searching stethescope Seattle's tuberculosis el . “Jackie-boy calle aid the “because his grandmother died of the , and kis sister (pent two years cured now, and the Jack L Joseph “Never- ‘amination Mind-Who” enjoy- signs of tuber- Dr. Robert FE. ing one cal ¢ for c culo under of of " h, heac ‘ doet her at Firland. r, and Little sister i doctor to by Price & Carter, Mtar Btaff Photographers BY G. LUCILE BUTLER ‘< wn in the Publ nd doctors presid: & over . charts and exa cy | where reactions are st egact condition of the MAY MAKE USP OF SANITARIUM and the bull foal At of Firlands ft the peaking of various rto ehi , bone or . aNd other Indications, the fam ily are offered an opportunity to sen »|the child to Firlahds, where it wilt finest medical care, sucti over King ¢ al eye ¢ eaith fron ing as is advic all trace of the dine and rer dians of the city You see, whenever finds @ case of tubérculokia he must | “A Positive response to the Von report it to tho health department, |P!rauet test may not, however, indi inde Rbviaticusea Pertece Jeate the child has active tubercu are children in tho family [losis It may be merel haveybeen exposed to the jar infection, in which case the c ino’ they may come fo the for | “ill be ¢lonely watched for a time the first examination. Here record |*%% if it then maintains a normal is made of weight, measurements, | ¥°'8bt and shows no evidence of iil followed by the doctors ness, We request it be brought back amination, the Von Pirquet t Weleda an X-ray taken of the cheat bi gir er & second examination Is ore n tere | T infect This care on patient nothing, es until maturity and a com plete record of the case ls k lit he actually develops tu mado, + Coats, A THREE DAYS’ COUGH IS YOUR DANGER SICNAL cost of a private ‘hospital, while giv ing service and care surpassing that obtainable in many expensive in stitutions. ulosis | durin ¢ this time we are in position | to catch It befc it goes too far.” Where adm won to. Firk to's tubere: visable, the cost to the he can pationt ts— primarily for thone | Mt bridges the gap | Chronic coughs and pernistent colds lead to serious lung trouble You can stop them now with Creo- mulaton, an emulsified creosote that ls pleasant to take. Creomulsion Is/@#alnat the white plague, offering a new medical discovery with two-|@xamination and protection which fold action; it soothes and he Would Cost $15 to $25 per patient, inflamed: taetibranes “and kt freo to all {nhabitants of Seattle and pe | King county, Arrespectiye oF ago, re- Of all known drugs, creosote ts|ligion or Tecognized by the medical fraternity ao the greatest healing agency for| the treatment of chronic coughs and{ CHINESE LEARN # and other forme of throat and| » the| '|Educator Says 7,000,000 in School i in China PASADENA, Cal., reomulsion is guaranteed satis-| day 00 Ol factory in tho treatment of chronic a oa pei ott in Re Ey Rees coughs and colds, bronchial asthma, | ed countries in the world,” Dr. catarrhal bronchitis and other farms | Edward H. Hume told the University oh tnront and tung, diseases, and ie /ciub hero. Humo is president of the | tem after colds or the flu. Money |¥@le university branch in China j Tefunded if any cough or cold, no| “When the Manchu dynasty fell 12 matter of haw long stunding, ts not | years ago, Dr. Hume sald, only 1. Cre- | 500,000" children in China wero at- ) While the creosote goes the stomach, is absorbed into the blood, attacks the seat of the March 7.—Some will iid ty arrived | ane iy elim. | afford, for while the| Thus Seattle carries on the fight) Jof Huuan, has an enrollment of 500, | . A ee et | ye Tell 1 With VALUES “Sweet Sixteen’ Spring Dresses More Than a Thousand Now Here for Seattle’s Smart Dressers treatment and color that origina- the in design, inspirations merit aturally The exquisite silks and and the com- binations, blended into t teen” styling, will make the h faster in the thrill of springtime, as the interest of style and ; erviceability, at presented y woman b e in the A Thousand New Spring Coats For Juniors, Misses and Matrons, in Sizes 16 to 44 | SELECT IN STYLE | SELECTED IN FABRICS | SELECTIVE IN USES BEAUTIFULLY, SILK LINED The New Spring Sport Suits Sizes 16 to 44, for Juniors, Misses and Matrons ‘ Nba tubercu- | ‘ : for a check- | They coquettishly display the glow of “Sweet Sixteen” —chiec in the refreshingly new and smart checks, plaids and tweeds—all silk lined. A Visit to Our Millinery Department | } will be a delightful pleasure | f Priced the “Sweet Sixteen Way” 00 — 7.50 Silk lined New York Portland Second Avenue at Spring Street THEN MA FAINTED “1 did one charitable act toda: “I'm glad to hear it, dear. ‘Tell me j about it.” “Oh, one of my clerks wanted an increase in salary so he could get | man is in no hurry, Therefore the educational transformation of China| may take 9 century, but the Chinese! have found the road and will follow | it slowly but surely.” Yale in China, which ts partly sup-| ported by thé provincial government | married, and I refused to give it him."—Pittsburg Dispatch. Hume said, 60 of whom are| medicine. Dr. studying nervousness, cough Bod blood dle f orders Treat with me druge | M. 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