The Seattle Star Newspaper, March 14, 1924, Page 4

THE STAR FRIDAY, MARCH 14, 1924, SEATTLE Freezing and Thawing Has|Legality of Increase Damaged Grain Crops | Causing No Worry Chicago Opera Human Bake Ovens FREAK WEATHER FOR ROSS ASKS DIVORCE |... coxemitvirc| HELD GUILTY PAGE 4 ' ‘oa | DR. LOUGHNEY’S GRAIN HURT BY\QUESTION PAY MRS. MUIRHEAD (Porrcano rovice ~~) INSTRUCTOR 1S CONCERT IN CAFE Quickly Banishes Rheumatism, High post AND, March 14.—Dentre oT mee Is| Victim of Outraged Husband | ana. Signor Motor School Manager Con- Read following statement from ls Defendant - nan Sot victed of Larceny F. B. Bean ual, Dogan singing in a Br ecainn'| romtaurant at $a, m, Thur WASHINGTON, March 1 freakish weather with « gut months has 4 outraged husband, in . } mouthed ; wweotly ¢ " t of agri But a Repeated freezing ; 5 ? sree tog Hye ut the heart grain be 4 nk |e ned , ne He took them # rocting general being } quarters, t/tha J, Muirhead, > who " campaign for « by filing complaint in * Mra. Muirhea L that tho they were York in| ean ehildrn, the | the s, Mulr ney may come and money may g0, but m tax reduction in hand | worth two tn congress n Southe a ir hern oF wages 1 badly that 19) Kennedy wali In addition to these already able t lie compensation | compla 1 went to Dr. Loughney badly | ' crippled and In terrible pain with | aren hablts, the! = a oud treated a * hendaches and never f till taking bake: rely finished $1,250,000 IS SPENT FOR MY LADY’S CURLS LPHIA hi » diar eat Virginia, North Caro normal now and the” My dizsiness Se crt pa ADEL Fer : : . m eir chances when ¢ THE BIG APE, OURANG.OU- | tertaining other men's wives ,|TANG, is an amateur weaver take a tive. Tam, Very truly, F. ©. BEAN, Box 454 Route No. 2 Lake Burien, Seattie, DR, LOUGHNEY’S NEW BOOK now) being mailed out, Write for one, This Rew book {s free. Gives full desertption nnd detalles concerning his wonderful Mood Washing Human Bake Oven, in-) cluding the very best of local references from satisfied patients. ‘ | ¥ Ia » Bake Oven| damaged fi spots sere ie jh |condition" prevails in Iitinols and uffilcent snow ng. led by freesing en of Tennessee, Alabama | rgin and badly damaged in as, Considerable damage There are 38 Inkes In this country also in Texas, Mississippt ‘of more than 100 square miles each. | an isiana. ; PTR E: oada are retarding move- of corn tn the corn belt and is a great demand for seed 9 same reason many sections h, where the ground is MALTED BARLEY J i") (suns. ee) AND SYRUP = Sete Hace Drug Peddler Is | Crockery 1 Hardwood Kegs and Barrels Sent to Prison Glen Holt, 27, pleaded guilty to Free Deltvery tm the City GREAT WESTERN Talk About Me Turn to page 13 of thin paper and find out why Seattle women are going to TALK ABOUT ME Maich that Odd Coat Three Arrested : in Liquor Raid |, of moonshine was sla Three men were under arrest Fri-|The men gave th: ames a8 Jerry and Vest electric PANTS ing” cost Jay morning as the resul a| Whitson, allas Ward; Howard Bal) Thursday night raid by federal pro-|and Charlie Brown, alias A. Brown $3.50 pay ‘Oo a == wo ! intr $5.00 ; o $6.00 Thousnnds\ fy to choose TAILORED READY CO, 401-40T Pike, 3. Dr. Loughney ts assisted by competent | lady nurses. Hours, 9 a. m. to 6 pm m to 12 only, Telephone num- 2039. IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENT TO THE AMERICAN PEOPLE DR. JUIN roo TH OPTOMETRIST is a8 pers fostre~ perience |Glasses $5.00 oie "| GLOBE OPTICAL CO, “CASCARA J QUININE peer break your cold inone day. Taken promptly it prevents colds, la gri abneale Demand red box and 5 beeing Mr, Hill's portrait. All SOc. T The Whole Truth | irsday and was sentenced by Su-| SUPPLY CO. Judge J. T. Ronald to two} B13 Olive St. MA in-2249 [| years in the state penitentiary at ‘One Door West of Warren Ww: Walla, This in the last of nheoe tans ® I cases involving the sale of ies to disabled war veterans. THEY LOST—YOU GAIN At 50c on the Dollar We Bought the Entire Men’s Stock of DEPARTMENT STORE « ‘i: YOU GET IT BELOW WHOLESALE COST This high-grade men’s stock has been moved and merged with our large Red Front Store at 1601-1603 First Avenue, Seattle, and it is this combined stock of clothing, shoes and furnishings which will be thrown On Sale SATURDAY at 9 a. m. The greatest slaughter of men’s standard, high-grade merchan- dise ever made in Seattle. These prices will do it. LOOK! BETRorr, scm. About Coffee | OR more than three years the Massachusetts Insti- tute of Technology has been making an exhaustive investigation of Coffee, This investigation was made at the invitation of the Coffee trade of the United States to determine by scientific research the whole truth about Goffee and Coffee making, and it was one of the most thorough investigations ever made of any food product. The result of this scientific research, as announced by Professor Samuel C. Prescott, Director of the Institute’s Department of Biology and Public Health, shows that Coffee is a wholesome, helpful, satisfying drink for the great majority of people. 3 The report covers many hundreds of pages, for every aspect of Coffee and Coffee making was studied, but in just one paragraph of ninety-two words Professor Prescott has swept aside all the old prejudices and w 44h bay i. M. ROGERS Prop. Red Front Clothing Co. 1601-1603 First Ave. Cor, Pine FURNISHINGS The best of Men’s Furnish. ings; world’s standard makes at absolutely bar- gain prices, Behold: $2.00 Arrow Dress Shirts at 98c President Suspenders at ..., 25c Handkerchiefs Men’s Silk Shirts at ,.., Men's Slip-over Sweaters at Suit Cases at Men's Blue Work Shirts .... Men's Cotton Socks at Wool Bocks at mn tnt 5D Fiannet shirts 91.445 Men's Garters 9 SEEM atcliinse>: Oe Men's Cotton Union Suits at .. 89c High Grade Wool Union $2.85 ie 98c 9 Boys’ Overalls at éese $1.00 Men's Silk Hart Schaffner & Marx Suits & O’coats Curley Clothes, Klotheraft and other high-grade clothing lines repre- sented In the suits that go on sale tomorrow, And think of it: Latest styles and patterns in all-wool materials, and they will be thrown ON SALE AT LESS THAN WHOLESALE PRICE Men’s Suits All Wool, cut $9.85 from $20.00 to.. MEN'S 2-Pants SUITS All-wool Serge, brown and gray pin stripe, Men’s Pants Men’s Dress Pants in good Suit Patterns, cut from $4.00 to. Men’s Suits Beautifully tailored price $40, now .... MEN’S 0’COATS Over 200 in lot. $4.85 Men’s Suits Hart Schaftner & Marx make; origic§ 85 nal price $55.00 — cut WO aes . Men’s Suits Hand-tailored Curley Clothes, the finest made; original price $45; $19.85 cut to .... MEN’S 0’COATS MACKINAWS Men's and Boys’, $ 4.85 while they last, cut to Cee pam Boys’ Suits All Boys’ $6.00 and $3 95 f PACKARD SHOES Bannisters, Stetsons, Chip pewas; In fact, the best makes of Men's Dress and Work Shoes manufactured, and all going at such rock- bottom sale prices as these: $4.00 Men's Shoes, broken lines, cut to Men's §5.00 Dress Shoes, $6.00 Men's Chippewa heavy Work Shoes $2 .98 cut to $8.00 Men's Packard Dress Shoes cut to $12.00 Men's Bannister Oxtoras cut to 4,45 $4.00 All-leather Boys’ Shoos MEN’S HATS Hose Cape cut 10. 49C Hate cut». $1.95 Canvas Gloves, while they Inst ..,. 3c Men's Khaki Pants 98c A GREAT SACRIFICE OF A HIGH GRADE STOCK—COME RED FRONT CLOTHING Co. 1601-1603 First Avenue CORNER PINE 8T. superstitions, and given Coffee the cleanest bill of health that could be wished. He says: “Tt may be stated that, after weighing the evidence, a dispassionate evaluation of the data so comprehensively surveyed has led to no alarming conclusions that coffee is an injurious beverage for the great mass of human beings, but on the contrary that the history of human experience, as well as the results of scientific experimen- tation, point to the fact that coffee is. a beverage which, properly prepared and rightly used, gives comfort and inspiration, augments mental and physical activity, and may be regarded as the servant rather than the destroyer of civilization.” This statement, coming from such an unquestioned scientific authority, should be a source of satisfaction and relief to evry true lover of Coffee and should establish, for all time, the fact that Coffee is a whole- some drink for the great mass of human beings. Joint Coffee Trade Publicity Committee, 64 Water Street, New York