The Seattle Star Newspaper, March 7, 1924, Page 9

THE SEATTLE STAR a [Elevator Girl Is \Find Stolen Auto | Loots Home While | 100,000 H. P. Plant Meter on Negroe Family at Dinner; Planned for Canada FRIDAY, MARCH 7 vAGE 9 — ; " Herring Boats Prepare to Leave lgalmon Bay Fleet Makes Ready for Annual Migration to Alaskan |) nue oer orked | Christ “ Coast Grounds; Three Depart Soon eleva unter Royalty’s Record Lacks Material BERT, m Pw ‘ns auto hington st 1 Robert F th the metér L. Cy Harris insue me, ¥ | 6,000 Claims Staked TH BAY, mas Manitoba to Have nip arvnyee (ca 1924 Wheat Pool ONE FOR MOTHER IN LAW Canadians Request ron THE COOK $20,000,000 Roads t tell m of plaster ‘ou've wa Ont en mini y th FREDERICK & NELSON Cinnamon-Butterscotch Wrapped Kisses Special 25e Pound AIRS STORE Cinnamon-Butterscotch (-— > mt : | Special 25e@ Pound tone _— Wrapped Kisses | DOWNSTAIRS & SATURDAY IS SHOPPING DAY FOR BOYS AND GIRLS in the Downstairs Store, where Mothers find good assortments of boys’ and girls’ wear in reliable qualities at moderate prices, Here are a few examples of VALUES! Boys’ Spring Suits With Two Pairs of Trousers $7.95 OOD, serviceable patterns in dark gray and brown striped, check and mixture fabrics. Yoke model, with ee all-around belt and buttoned pockets. Coats well lined. : Both pairs of knickers full-lined and inner seams taped. Sizes 7 to 17. At $7.9 OTHER SUIT PRICES, $8.95, $9.85, $10.85 and | $12.35. ; The “good red herring” of ancient mythology will «be hauled aboard these boats like a silver cataract within a few| we The ships belong ‘to the Bucken & Hinnen fleet,| which is to sail shortly for Alaskan waters and the yearly harvest= Inset: Capt. Ole Jacobson, fishing boss of the fleet, comes up from the forepeak long enough for The Star} | to catch him for the camera. Trimmed Hats of the featured groups of notable values in 45th, frame ~EIeoor Ge i! FIRST unit of the 8 nil Building Permits Nt New Corporations | | ee arrect will set out from Fish- | ; | a | in Ballard, Saturday | © ou the Initial trip of the | C ir beats of the Bucken equadron will make the Wet Armstrong, in South. | J SAbska. A new station will @ that peint. Operations Sm be conducted in waters | Dor ; Me fleet is scheduled to! 5 Pies abos: October 1. / Tee thtes fishing boats are 65-foot | Hor imodels, named the Eman-! , °, pike Genius and the Star. ,. tender, the Maj Hew are putting the final| ,. fiebts to the boats, getting running | 7 ‘@tter, painting and scraping | We Sek ead tuning up the motors. | [Gigtals Ole Jacobson, veteran of |” apse 14 N, 46th, frome 45th, frame @ bivd.. frame a @ bidg., frame residence, So, 1924 Weatinke ave. $1,000. fm, ‘The Boats transfer their | , @ther southbound vessel: them to Seattle, 4 ave, frame reat foge bidg., frame} 0, “fatizations on Sound | | nt was made Friday} fies of the Puget Sound Light company of the elec- , W. Leonard as president | subsidiary companies | Sound corporation. Mise three are the Puget Sound | Railway Co., operating the facoma Electric Interurban, | ,, Ge Turoma Railway & Power Co,, ating the Tacoma Street Rail- Nay gystem, and the Pacific North- Traction Co., operating the)“ rijic% Vernon- Bellingham interur- + frame President of the parent Dg tet Sound Power & Light Co,, suc-| yr, | Frederick D. Pratt in the pres- | of the three companies, while | ¥- ‘Becomes chairman of the board | »." tn each instance. | ‘residence, > |. Wim 40B FOR SENATE I resid: . 201 “Did you ever try to stop bootleg. |. eteane, 40% Am Crimson Gulch? | trame residence, 20x38, "Mo," declared Cactus Joe. “The|N. It. Wioans, 404 Americ: faker has such a political pull|_ “3 afraid to interfere with his "—Washington Star. oth st, frame th st, \Britain to Have LONDON, March 7—It is an-| nounced that the new $50,000,000 British empfre exhibition at Wem- bley Park will be ready before open- ing day, May 1. The amusement park cost $5,000,000. It is sald to be the most remarkable collection of scenic railways, water chutes, etc, ever made, Ono of the thrills is al- ready well on its way to completion | ing. It consists of a “water” stage, nine feet deep, on which will be fought in miniature England's great sea battles from the Armada to Zee. brugge. Electro magnets and wire lexs will control the fights. Oberlin College ad; had i Medlenka, Oak. 0., March 7.—The Jat- added to the archives of |¢ berlin college here is a Latin Bible | M4 life cach t i f 14 The volume was found in a reprieve. Thee spared | Germany by Profewor ¥;. 1. Cox and| e ue was in|torwarded. Marginal note in Latin 1, No wonder|*te still visible. ‘The initial letter on a 18 glad to be back|% Pace is a pen and ink sketch . Pn Were getting a good aim, U.S.A, of some animal or man, the work of & monk, New “Joy” Park i Has Old Bible |: 4th, frame 6 YMPIA of Old T Ole J. Er 609. Bank didg.,! 99 an he 190.9%, A.W. rth, tility 900. frame |? in the rear of the government buil4-| «, hanging theater and other drop « scenic Maclean €o. A Tt Gordo’ Murphy Tealty Co, vote ‘White Beldeman & Engl A Alfred J, Pe ‘Channel din John arthy: |c." Piedmont » frame | Lionel Commercial tub, Se-| Ht. D. 2 Leatherw Corporation, | G. We Shaw, 0. Bs Bastham, 1. Clarke, Wagner, J. & Centennial ry of the during the * Mining Co, Guisler, ©, Beattie, $99,-| B. Wattle-| Auto Specialties Co, Seattle, in, Th. N. Kernig: nd h Silver Fox Farm Co, 000. George A. Bay Bno- nee and | ng and Pleton Bervica Co, Taco- 609 56 F. Morrissey and Bellingham, $59,-| inger, Harriet M.] Paimer and Rana te farms, loging ||) cod yarde, ete ne. Spokane, Anna Tre- Y Investment Co. Hoollard, J. 1 et. ent Co. Tacoma, and to engage in nov- vertintog. Tacoma, $5.008 Marts . B. Arnold and J. D. n Maclean. ‘Tacoma, $5,000, Murphy and B. C. Koepke. Tne, fle- ngliah and To engage In the r manufacturin 4 packing alt] Heattte, $16 . Thornton ||) small down payment on a USED CAR with monthly payments will give you much pleasure for the neagon. The Want Ad columns of- fer many bargains. Boys’ Wash Blouses 95c to $1.35 Printed percale, corded mad woven madmas and “glos™ stripe madras Blouses tn good style With ched collar and but- ton cuffs. At O5¢, $1.15 and $1.35. KHAKI BLOUSES, wn of 8 to 16 years. SHIRTS AND 85¢ to $1.45. Boys’ Knit Ties 50c Brightly-colored heather mixtures please the boy It " weaves. atripes that Knitted in At 50¢. and will Boys’ Cotton Stockings 35c 3 Pairs $1.00 Boys’ medium weight, heavy: | ribbed cotton Stockings in | black only. Sizes 6 to 10%. At BGe pair; 3 pairs 81,00, 75 Pairs of Children’s Laced Shoes Reduced to $1.95 Broken elze assortment of brown elkskin laced Shoes for children (sizes to ly), Ree duced to $1.95 pair. 60 PATRS OF BOYS' AND YOUTHS’ LACED SHOES in Murison-last styles. Sixes 11 to 5%. Reduced to $2.65 pair. Gingham Frocks In Sizes 7 to 14 95c to $3.95 Figured. check and plaid gingham Frocks for school and dress wear. Becoming styles in rose, green, lavender, red | and tan shades. At 95¢, | 81.50, $1.95, $2.25, $2.50 | and 83.95. Gingham Panty Frocks In Sizes 2 to 6 | $1.00 to $3.95 Brightly-colored Panty Frocks for little girls. Combinations of plain and check or striped patterns, More than 15 styles to choose from. Prettily trim- med in embroidery, organdie or pique coliars, narrow ruffling and applique. At $1.00, $1.25, 81.50, $1.75, 81.95, $2.25, $2.95 and 83.95. —DOWNSTAIRS STORE Corduroy Knickers | $1.95 to $2.65 Dark brown, Kaickers knees and seat o 18. At $1.95, $2.65. Boys’ Caps 95c and $1.25 The pe eht, m wide wale cor war one-plece some with | in 950 and $1.25. : Outing Pajamas Cloth Knickers 95c to $2.95 $1.75 and $1.95 Comfortable one-pleco style Light tweed effects and dark | with the coat effect. Military neres in a variety of pat- | mercerized Sizes 8 to 17, At 95¢, | Sizes 8 to $2.45 and 82.95. coll and * fastenings. $1.45, $1.75 and Coats and Capes for Girls $5.75 to $21.75 IRLS from 2 to 16 years can find becoming styles in Spring Coats and Capes in the prettiest of models and shades, Plain colors and stripe patterns in wide variety. $15.00, $19.50 and $21.75. Little Tots’ Panty Frocks $2.95 to $7.95 OVELY voiles, pon- Ns gee, pongette and sl crepes fashion these i | dainty Panty Frocks L|\ £25 for little girls aged 2 J BP? to 6. Two dainty mod- SS C\ 4 els are pictured. There Se is a wide choice of styles, trimmed with tiny ruffles, laces, vibbon streamers and handwork; white and colors. At $2.95, $3.50, $3.95, $4.95, $5.75, $6.95 and $7.95. Girls’ Trimmed Hats $2.95 to $6.95 Attractive assortments of Trimmed Hats in the newe:* styles for girls: Straw and cloth models in smart little shapes and trimming effects. In bright colors, navy blue, brown and black. At $2.95 to $6.95. Girls’ Stockings, 35c—3 Pairs $1.90 Girls’ fine-ribbed cotton Stockings in white, Cor- dovan and black. Sizes 6 to 914. At 35¢ 8 pairs $1.00, DOWNSTAIRS STORE ; Three typical styles are sketched. | Prices $5.75, $7.75, $9.75, $11.50, $13.75, | mmed Hats. New shipments have added many smart Hats in fashion-right colors and trimming effects, The shapes, the styles and the values are distinctive at this moderate price: $7.50. pownstTairs stoRE Smart Topcoats $17.75 and $25.00 OWNSTAIRS STORE displays of Spring Topcoats contain many notably smart interpretations of the mode. At $25.00 are COATS in fine domestic and Im- ported fabrics in soft fleecy weaves. Up-to-the- minute styles in gray and tan shades and striking plaid effects. Lined in crepe and satin fabrics, At $17.75 are COATS in plain tan and gray and tan over-plaid and stripe effects in serviceable coatings, Jaunty styles for women and misses. —DOWNSTAIRS STORE A Special Purchase of Colored Linen Neckwear EVEN styles in colored linen Collar and Cuff Sets, and two styles in Collar and Vestee sets—featured Saturday at a very low price. Lace-trimmed, hemstitched and organdie- edged styles in soft, pastel colorings. Pink, orchid, rose, fern-green, narcissus, peach, empire blue, tan and gray. Special, 50¢ set. ~-DOWNSTAIRS STORE ‘‘Holeproof” Hosiery For Women and Misses At $1.00; SILK-AND-“GLOS” STOCKINGS in white, otter, cloud, airedale and black. Sizes 814" to 10. At $1.50: SILK STOCKINGS with hemmed lisle tops; mock-seam style. White, antique, lark, camel, cloud and black. Sizes 814 to 10. At $1.65: SILK STOCKINGS, with “extra- stretch” ribbed lisle tops. Mock-seam style. White, Cordovan, cloud, brown, caravan, peach, airedale, pobolink and black. Sizes 814 to 10. t $2.00: FULL-FASHIONED SILK STOCK- IN with mercerized lisle “flare” tops. Mercerized heel, toe and sole. White, peach, airedale, rose, beige, caravan, brown, bobolink and black. Sizes 814 to 10. —DOWNSTAIRS STORB