The Seattle Star Newspaper, March 13, 1924, Page 5

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ORG, Pa—Cows have be-| TEHERAN, Persia.—The Persian| PARIS—A hermetically » earce in Pittsburg that one | government has decided to nell a part | tle, filled with what looks Ike a mix. pet in the 200, as half of| of the crown jewels and other pre-|ture of red eand and yellowish dea @ildren have never seen | cious articles in orier to raise money | and known to be at least 300 years fog iceman petien of rallwars. old, i» attracting the attention of French scientists and is reputed to be the only infallible weather proph jet in existence. ‘When {t Is going to rain the solid |particies gather tn round clusters When snow is coming, white flakes | IF Appear, while if hall ts on the way ithe whole mixture becomes viscous COW GOES TO Z00 1 Jed bo! DR. EDWIN J. BROWN'S DENTAL OFFICES 106 Columbia St. Seattle's for More Than 31 Years rated COLDS ld to BULLS CHSYRUP STORE HOURS: 8:30 A. M, TO 6 P. M. $2.98 THERMAX TOASTER STOVE THERMAX IRON AND STAND THERMAX TOASTER Your choice of these “Big Values,” $2.98 TUCKER'S WARNING PAD SECURITY CURLING IRON ELECTRAHOT HEATER —LH ———_ CORONET BATH BRUSH A good quality, solid back brush; has long, detachable han- dle and will give excellent service, Low priced at 49c “O'CEDAR” POLISH MOPS SPECIAL e 79c FRIDAY Made in the Triangle shape. Your choice of dry or treated mop. OCEDAR WAX for cleaning and polishing furniture, planos, floors, automobiles. LLB. CAN, FOOT HEAVY GALVANIZED ee try NETTING SPECIAL FOR FRIDAY ONLY, PER ROLL (150 feet)... Woven from No. 20 wire. “PEP” FERTILIZER for beautiful flowers, lawns and gardens, ORNAMENTAL LAWN FENCING Priced at 30-inch, ft.....17¢ 36-inch, . 19¢ 42-inch, ft.....21¢ Kasily erected; woven from No. 9 galvanized wire. 5-lb. package, special P. LAWN GRASS FED, expecially adapt- ed to this climate. SPECIAL, 29c —— FF] Mra. Anne Jane Powell of Rocky Mount, N. C., raised 11 of her own children and adopted 22 others whose parents had died in the cotton mill village where she lives 2 STORES AND|SENTENGE BOOS FOR SLAYING CAR ROBBED Bandits Hold Up Men and) Prisoner Ill After Long Jail H | Escape With $105 Confinement A street car and @wo groceries! Adolph Boos, oufanse’ slayer of | were held up by bandits Wednesday | J, C. Smith in a brawl on Mercer night A ie island ast May, was sentenced t A Montlake car, operated by Mo: lass A tag prs be torman Eastland Linstott, 1214 x.| Serve five to 20 years in the state Marion at., was the first prey of the| Penitentiary on a charge of man A Beene on sus | slaughter Wednesday, Sentence was 1 khaki trousers and dark overc need by Judge J. T. Ronald, boarded st rd the of A. M. Baile 2 1 es 4 murder, which re cks from the 20 p.m. The Bailey's | pockets for a token and then jerked |?" jout a gun. Linstott readily gave up| Boo $9 and the bandit Jumped off the car|™urder tn the first degren, but turn- and dleappedred. ed state's evidence after Bailey | Two motor bandits was arrested, and alded the state | from L. O. Sandin, 1834 24th |!" {ts prosecution. | N., held up the store of M.| Boos told the jury that Balley had |atcear, 730 Harrison st. at 940/Planned the murder and executed Dp. m. and took $15 from Melgurd,|it, and that he—Boos—at the final Both men were about 25. minute had. changed his mind and An hour Inter the Virginia gro.|attempted to persuade Bailey to cery, 510 BH. Pine at. was held wp | stor. by two bandits, apparently the aume| Because of the ald he gave the! palr. They took $81.76 from the clerk |#tate in prosecuting the case, and| Jand escaped |because his story that he had at-| tempted too late to save Smith's |life was not disproved, Prosecutor | Malcolm Dougias consented to re-| bandits. de fequittal by a youth searched his} a wan originally charged with | | using @ car} at (May, Modify News Freight Tariffs |: murder to manslaughter. 01 F | Following a two days’ conference| Judge Ronald, in menting ton | at the Chamber of G be-|th® cane, after Boos’ attorney, Adam | tween shippers and steamship men, | BO had asked for clemency, said | |which concluded Wednepday after-|%# believed Boos liad told the truth | noon, agreements were reached for | °™ the witness stand. modification of cértain increases {n| 2008 was badly broken tn health coastwixe rates, which went into ef-|¥ his long Jail confinement, and he | fect March 1. Readjustments will) |took little interest in the proceed: | thecome effective Match 17. lings. He will be taken to Walla| hehe ie alla in a few days. May 7, at 243 p. m. central time, | IR ITE DY ae tho planet Mereury will enter upon | Big Booze Supply | the sun's disk and toward sundown Seized in Hotel | will be near the sun’s center. Two hundred gallons gf moon- shine and 1,400 gallons of “Smilo” | were seized by federal prohibition jagents in a raid Wednesday night jon the Pacific hotel, 604% Sixth} lave, S$ K. Matsufaka, Japanese | proprietor the place, was ar- rested. ‘ommerca Grady of THEY" | PARIS.—America ix supponed to be the home of ‘stunt’ advertising, but France is now challenging tho su-| | premacy of the land of the dollar. One of the latest publicity devices to set Paris talking was the action of a French woman writer in broad casting some pages of her latest book by wireless from an airplanc I am going to give the HONOR MOTE Or 3% ¢ the charge from first beng uea FIGHT FAMINE 1) lof the American church and the} |German-Ameriéan_ society | Am PARIS.—Cited as an example to all French women, Mme. Amet, wife| of a peasant farmer at Clermont, was| publicly decorated with the Legion | of Honor In the town hall of Remire- | |mont on the occasion of her 25rd | child's birth. women of Seattle good. reason to “TALK ABOUT ME.” You will find out why in The Star tomorrow PURITAN SIL Puritans brought Wiltshire sheep with them on the Mayflower and the blood of these ancients still flows on the great ranges of the West | “AT 75 —NEW LEASE OF LIFE BY INTERNAL BATHS” Mr. B. Shain of Santa Cruz, Cal, writes to the Tyrrell Hygienic In= *| atitute of New tol: “My wite and young next pbieehday that the ‘J. B. ue a new ie enjoy the beat of ng down hill fade has given us much not enjoyed in ye Bein atonae’ rn Look } ited. Mill” on the package. Take jno other. eed genuine Imported lor money back. At all leading druggi« | Trial nize mailed anywhere for 30 cent |i. Pranten & Son, Ine., Brooklyn, N, for DBREMENTON.cHanLESTOM a PORT ORCHARD ‘Take Vast Steamers at Colman ky Doc! REGULAK SCHEDULE Leave Seattle Daily 00, 10:30, 18:90 5:80, 11:30 p. om ‘Thousands testify that Constipa= tion, Indigestion, Stomach Troubles, Biliouness, Headackes and all t many serious troubles which cause are absolutely relieved prevented br this Nature Tre ment We will gladly expiatn to you the operation of “ “why it in so certain in ite and will give you free of ing little book con- ta of the experi- as. of AUTOMOBL nities Bremerton "Daly 7118, | J ‘om pial y Get A free booklet at Owl Drug Company —Advertinemeat DEPARTMENT STORE Odd D onde and Ends of 10 to 11 $3.29 | cai tatoo tm well madi Women's f colors of 200 f sizes to « have For Printed Sateens; ue erns and 80n sale for th irs for $1.00 nd tx ir in | tached. this colors in the Me Dept ur each 49¢ Huck. Towels, full bleached and ne n ished with blue boi will be placed on sale for this hour in the 2 for .. Depar the Lining ‘on ment P or 5 Shirting splendid quaiit inches wide, fant hour, in Madras Bleached Sheeting, of a and $1 good inche rm sale for De Domestic Section, a yard Popularly Priced, $24.50 Women’s Smart Suits of boyish models, gray twills and tweed mixtures of checked and striped Also, of tan and navy twills and trico- The latter Sizes 16 to sport patterns. tines trimmed with beads and embroidery. are in semi-tailored and straight box effects. 44. Priced very reasonable at $24.50 each. Second Floer Little Fellows’ Flapper Suits, $1.50 E F 4 with two breast poc x grade khaki belt and buckle. Just 3 to 8 ycars. miade of Small apper Sults, cloth and sty kets the thing for Spring wear. values at $1.50 a sult. Boys’ Dept—Main Floor Rear Sizes are Excellent 3 to 4 Hot Water Bottles; titty bot- tles of 2-quart size, moulded with U. 8. seal, and fully guar- anteed. A regular $3.00 bottle, special for this hour, in thy Drug Sundries $2 49 3 ° Dept., each Also, 50 $2.00 Bottles of the same make, are priced for the hour, $ 1 .49 at Ribkons; 200 bolts of good qual- ity pink satin ribbon, suitable for lingerie, rosettes and other trimmings. It is % to % inches wide. For this hour, a 10-yard bolt 19c for 2t03 Women’s Silk Hose, slightly imper- fect, but in a good assortment df col- ors. Sizes range from 8% to 10, For this hour, in the Women’s Hosiery Department, at, a pair. or 2 pairs for $1.00 Kimono Silks; 360 yards, 33 and 36 inches Wide, and in a wide variety of printed patterns and color combl- nations, For this hour, tn 89 the Silk Dept, a yard,..... c Women’s Gloves; 115 pairs of splen- did 2-Clasp Fabric Gloves, in black and gray only A broken line of nizes, includes 6, 6%, 7 and 7%. For this hour, ; 25¢ a pair... 11 to 12 Men's Work Shirts: 85c glos stripes For in tan and FRIDAY HOUR SALES 1 to 2 Men's Union Suits, hou! Elastic of 32 | sectional ¢ with this mestic RHODES Women’s Mended Gloves Greatly Reduced Friday! Main Floor 4to5 Boys’ Soft Collars in a brokeh'line | of sizes and styles, that sold in | the regular way for 20c each and higher, are offered for this Boys’ Department, OOGh dae sin sha ake ene or 2 for 25¢ quick in the 14c clearance, hour, Women’s Knit Bloomers, in plain _| pink or white, and having elastic | waist and knee, in sizes 5, 6 and 7. The clastic is of inferior quality. Formerly 50c a pair. For this hour, in the Women’s Knit Underwear Dept., - 25e a pair |Year a bit more cheerful for some | {400 Germans and thelr families. |Each received a basket containing |five pounds of flour, an equal Jamount of rice, one pound of lard, jhalf a pound of cocoa, two pounds} of sugar and an apple. The apple was merely a reminder that such luxuries still exist. The German-American society, boasting many members who, tho naturalized American citizens, have jreturned to live and carry on busl- jness in Germany, Archdeacon W. E. Nies, of the |More than a thousand families. | n chureh, tho handicapped} Each held ten pounds of meal, tive | reduction in the American |pounds of sugar, one of cocoa and Americans Feed Munich Poor and Hungry MUNICH, March 13.—Americans living In Munich are extending aid to their needy German neighbors., More than 1,500 families have been helpea this winter thru the efforts gave baskets to nlony, managed to make the New|a bit of fruit. MAKING SURE SOUTHAMPTON, Eng.—A man told a magistrate here that in hin anxiety to get a letter delivered to an address in New York, he walked from Tottenham to Southampton and gave it to a ship's steward he knew. SINK BIG COFFERDAM VALLEJO, Cal—The largest cof- ferdam ever built in America has been sunk as the first step in the under-water construction of the |34,000,000 Carquinez straits bridge from Vailejo to Caleua. The struct- ure is as large in cubic measure- ments as a five-story building. Hot, luscious, fl QUICK QUAKER cooks in 3 to 5 minutes Creamy oats, hot and enticing, are now the quickest breakfast dish! Ask your grocer for QUICK QUAKER. Cooks in 34 the time of coffee, scarcely longer than plain toast. Same plump oats as regular Quaker Oats, the kind you've always known, Cut before flaking, rolled very thin and partly cooked. And these small flakes cook difference, faster—that’s the only All the rich Quaker flavor. All the good of hot breakfasts guich! Today, try Quick Quaker, 2 KINDS OF QUAKER OATS Now at Grocers Quick Quaker and Quaker Oats. Get whichever you prefer.