The Seattle Star Newspaper, March 21, 1924, Page 5

FRIDAY, MARCH —eeee| nient Payments socsnrowes THE SEATTLE STAR 'PAGE 5 ( Irs “A PRETTY BIG WORLD | THINK BANDITS WERE “FIRED” RHODES ae GRUNBAUM BROS FURNITURE CO, INC. SIXTH AVENUE, BETWEEN PIKE AND LAMPS SHADES D on ENS of beautiful ylea a select from. 1 appeal t xceptionally $9.60 shades r a1 ’ $ $4 lors to $6.25 reduced t $7.50 ‘$10.25, "$13. ‘$26. 65 0 75 Add One to Your Charge Account Polychrome ry tal... Floor Rebuilt Ranges Take ».. Anot her Reduction prices now ch individual need. Grunbaum Bros. Furniture Co., Inc. PINE TA 0 Sale of Silk Lamp $7.50 in Store Holdup Victim Says Robbers Once Employes former employes ¢ h theory advance one of the victims o: Gant told police Frida: 1 the 4 in tho ator two men were once and had been Gant ts of the opinion hat he would know the men by thelr slim forms and youthful voices In support of this theory, Gan explained that the two men were perfectly acquante plan of the bulldi ! aut two rob ) were ex careful al thelr faces from their vic They wore blue bandanna nandkerchiefa over thelr faces, con cealing overy part of their features except thetr cut in the masks to see with the floor y and his own The edingly abits and yen. thru | t canes where | bandits use masks the } hiet 4 merely folded once andafied over two face below the eyes. Detectives are we theory and are makt to employes SEAMEN PERISH IN SUB WRECK Abandon Hope for Japanese in Crashed Diver check up een di TOKYO, en Japanese # abandoned All atten them by er or word hag come from within the submarine n 740 p. m. Wednesday heard a cry of “Hurry system of the submarine, but it brought no answer Friends relatives prisoned eal! numbers at has of the im have gathered ort, refusin of the navy rm They many will not eat and they presented today was mc ful. Convinced that there {s no one lallve within the diver, the office in charge of salvage have dec! drag the submarine Into # water and then cut open th \ and bring out the bodles they ex pect to find, are dead TOOL SPECIALS Goodell-Pratt Bench Vises, with 2-inch jaws. Extreme special for Saturday at $1.69; worth $2.40. For the mechanic or home use. (50 only.) $2.30 Goodell-Pratt Hand Drill with 3- jawed chuck, 0 to 4-inch. Special $1.49. Equipped with steel guard to keep gears from slipping. $2.90 Goodell-Pratt Adjustable Hack Saw Frame, with Pistol Grip. Complete with 8-inch blade “REACH SPECIAL” Fielder’s Gloves REDUCED $2.49 A very low price for these fine Gloves, made of genuine, smooth horsehide, full leather lined, rion and welted, laced wrist. 4 styles to select rom. LILLY’S MORCROP FERTILIZER For big crops, gardens, flower beds. 10 Ibs., priced at ... teense DOE 25 Ibs., priced at Special, $1.98. Brighter Evenings Assured When You Use MAZDA LAMPS Ruy them tn cartons of Six - 50c ONION SETS Special, 3 Lbs. for 25c or Perfecurl Electric Curling Irons Specially priced day at Lb. 10c 98c Equipped with 6-ft. cord; 2-plece attachment plug and has removable shield for waving. RUBBER TIRED Very special Ssturday at. P2698 Binch, rubber-tired, bicycle spoke wheels, attractively painted in black and red. ROME SOLID COPPER NICKEL-PLATED TEA KETTLES At a Bargain Saturday These two little polar bear cubs are getting their fir look at the great wide world to dope it all out. just brought them out of mama's paws seems to be m RETAKE BANDIT March 21,—- Love but was c “Tt ts police led him to t The First Day of Spring—March 21— But you don’t need a Calen- dar to tell you when Spring comes. Your appetite gives the first signal—the desire for daintier, lighter foods. The Wholesome Spread for Bread has ready for you recipes for just the dainty dishes your Spring appetite will crave— Eggs Au Gratin, Chicken Pie, Asparagus Hollandaise, Cherry Puffs, Orange Layer Cake and all manner of Spring dishes from “Soup te Nuts”. The recipes are simple but delicious and the use of NUCOA adds to their goodness but subtracts from their cost. Write for your free copy of Nucoo Spring Recipes. The Best Foods, Inc. 1964 Bryant Street, San Francisco. Relieves Burn- | Thompson, | ing, Itching Skin If you want real relief from ecze- kin trouble, ap- , healing Ki-La-Ga to affected parts each night and ing. The very first application usually stops the burning and Itch- ing. Those tiny pimples filled with water erum will be orbed 1, and disap- a a * it comes from the earth~ ous, odorless lquid in different elements are combin the forces of Nature. People who have used {t for eczema other skin troubles say that ng ever gave them such won- s pleasant and easy to ntains no ofl or grease. Price one dollar at The Owl Drug ores. = The METROPOLITAN onnow— MANTELL HAMPER Merchant of Venice” "Hichelien” ‘The SELWYNS Channing INSPIRING Nights Bie to SEATS NOW SELLING Out-of-Town Mall Orders Filled Pro Bishop Wm. D. Moreland, amento, Calif, wrote ¢ fxn delightful perform- ance lifts an audience to high mentai and spirit- They don't know exactly how Born last December, their mother has their den. The between ore bashful than his brother JAIL GIRL: IN BOOZE RAID one Cherry Dawn, Stenographer, Had Moonshine, Charge After a two mont loo dry squ ursday night broke down nd Miss Dawn emptying 0 of moonshine in a bathtub, 4 part of the OVER RADIO KFOA Schedules 1924 Hits in Vocal Program A special program of late song hits | will be offered to radio fans Friday by Lew Mahan and Tiny Snyder of Leo Feist, Inc., of New York city, | at Rhodes’ radio station, KFOA, at $:30 Friday evening. Mama Loves t Mind the Rain Awhile Did I Get by Loving You? I SE DEPARTMENT STORE Popularly Priced Spring Sport Coats $15.95 and $19.50 Trim Garments Ideal for Street and Motoring Wear Among styles as new arrivals are these Spring Coat pictured, designed of novelty coating. s of gray, tan and sport mixture They are in straight lines and belted models, smart cut. Sizes 16 to selling at $15.95 and $19.50 each Second Floor in in roe | A New ‘Van Raalte’ covert $2.00 a pai new styles.we are offering in Women's Gloves for Spring. Glove Dept—Main Floor Glos Hose, 29c We recommend HICKORY ELASTIC Ts Strongest Lasts Longest Sizes 9% to 11%, but not Shaw Knit HOSE 59c or 2 pairs $1.00 Men's Heather - mixed Hose, in drop- stitch weaves, of wool and cot- ton mixture and with re- Inforced heels and toes. In brown, green and purple mixtures. Sizes are 9% to 11%. Regular T5c a pair. For this sale, a pair, B59¢, or two pairs for $1.00. We Carry the Following Handy Hickory Items: Mercerized or Silk Elastic Br Fancy Frill Elastic Garters for Children owe Sew on Garters Household (all rubber) Aprons eee Satin Household Cretonne Aprons owe few are slightly imperfect Hand Embroidered Linen ’Kerchiefs Special 50c Women’s Extra Fine quality white, hand em. broidered linen hand kerchiefs that have been selling in regular stock for 75¢ each are marked special for Sat- urday selling only at 50¢ each. Main Floor Sale of Men’s Hose or 4 Pairs $1.00 Here 1s « splendid value in Glos Sox from our regu: lar 50c lne to sell for 29¢, or four pairs for $1.00, Colors include blue, tan, gray, Palm Beach and black, each size in every color, A | Heather Mixed HOSE 29¢ or 4 pairs $1.00 | Men's Drop-stitch Hose, | with reinforced heels and toes and displayed in heather mixtures of blue, tan and gray. Sizes are 9% to 11%. A medium weight sox that sold reg- ularly for 35c a pair, For this sale, a pair, 20¢, or four pairs for $1.00. Men's Dept, Main Floor, Just Inside the Door Finish _W.U, ROBBERY Sanitary Belts eee Sanitary Aprons ore Sanitary Steps-Ins eee Hard Candy Wheels Special 29c Lb., Saturday Hard candy wheels In assorted grape, lemon, lime, Brothers Plead Guilty on Larceny Charges Harry Thompson and Jack suspects in the $7,000 robbery of a Western Unton cashier, on October 2 last, entered pleas of gullty before Superior Court Judge | A. W. Harry Thompson to robbery and was given five to 10 years at Walla Walla John pleaded guilty to grand larceny, and, because of a plea for clemency made by his attorney, Tom D. Page, | wan given one to 15 years at Mon- roo reformatory. | Bert Jacobs, who stood trial on |the charge, was convicted and ts serving 10 to 20 years at Walla | Walla. Deputy Prosecutor T, H. Patter. | son traced the two boys to Los An |geles and gave the Information to City Detec J. Waechter. Frater Thursday, ‘ASK PENALTIES Prosecutor Wants 8 Years’ | pleaded guilty |day evening will put on a vaude- | orange, raspberry and peach—true fruit flavors, Girdles Notions Dept.—Main Floor Main Floor . sity Club auditorium. Proceeds Lions to Stage will go to ald Seattle's civic rose | Vaudeville Show | sa:en. Members of the Lions’ club Fri-/ eee | | In Michigan the only crime pun-} ville show at the Women's Univer- ‘ishable by death is treason. Imitations may be dangerous | Term for Hitler | MUNICH, March 21, — Prison terms ranging from eight years to | one year three months were demand Jed for Gen, Ludendorff, Adolf Hitler ‘and their fellow conspirators of the beer cellar putsch of last November |by the state prosecutor today | ‘Summing up for the state, the prosecutor asked the following sen- tences Hitler, clght years; Ludendorft, | two; Kriebel, Poehner, Dr. Weber, | six; Brueckner, Wagner, one year| six months; Gernick, one year three | months. London Street Car Men to Walk Out! LONDON, March 21.—A strike of | London bus men and tram conduc: | tors and motormen, involving 40,000 | workers, will start at midnight, it| was announced officially at union} headquarters this afternoon The largest of the Uni orsenals are located at Ri , and Springfield, Mass SAY “BAYER” when you buy- Gonuiine | Unless you see the “Bayer Cross” on tablets you are | not getting the genuine Bayer Aspirin proved safe} by millions*and prescribed by physicians 23 years for | 5 Colds Headache Neuralgia Lumbago Pain Toothache’ \Neuritis Rheumatism , Accept only “Bayer” package prime which contains proven directions. Handy “Bayer” boxes of 12 tablets Also bottles of 24 and 100—Druggists. Aspirin ts the trade mark of Bayer Manufacture ef Monoaceticacidester ef Salleslicar” OP If someone tells you That in bis opinion Your house will not burn, Do you accept that opinion Instead of Fire Insurance! Foolish question? Of o But is it any less foolis to rest content with al opinion that your I; title is good, and no will attack it — when you can have ATitle protecting you fi Title Loss and the co WASHINGTON _ TREATED tion