The Seattle Star Newspaper, April 11, 1924, Page 6

6 I N Y, ott WET wR LOCKED! FIGHT DUE OVER Feared Wife’ Move fo te tion 1 in Embezzlie Gover Boxley Creek Canyon NV SUFFERED FOR MONTHS SAYS PORTLAND LADY Mrs. Newbeury Was Ner- yous and on Verge of | Breakdown When She Started Tanlac Treat- ment—Feels Fine To- . CHILDREN CRY FOR “MOTHER := Fletcher's Castoria is a pleasant, harmless Substitute “for Castor Oil, Paregoric, ng Drops and Soothing Syrups, Teeth- especially prepared for Infants fin arms and Children all ages. To avoid imitations, always look for the signature of Lisp/hih es Sessies on each package. Piyticians srerywhere recqmemend LS ee Men’s.-and Young}. Men’s Models! Hair Lines! Fancy Checks! Pencil Stripes! Plain. Colors! You have only to see them to admire them! And remember— the two pairs of pants give you almost as much wear as two su 8. Here's where you can treat y to a real dress-up for E id @ cost, too, which won't alarm your pocketbook All new styles in’navy, black, brown and gray. Fancy Striped English Broadcloth SHIRTS $2.95 Dressy, attractive patterns. One of the best shirt buys of t! eason! Heavy weight material in white grounds, with colored staple, fancy, two-tone and cluster stripes. Sizes 14 to 17. Mallory Hats $5 Mallory stands for correctness Ty style and color. Here they are! Seven new blocks in black, pearl, slate, silver, nickel, maple, sand, beige, seal, tiffin, Bound, welt and plain edges. SILK FOUR-IN-HANDS 95c Delightful patterns! Pleasing colors and color com- binations! New novelty designs! An unusual assort= “ment of attractive neckwear. Designs and colorings to please’ even the most particular. The Men’s Shop JUST INSIDE THE DOOR— Lower Entrance, Second Avenue AUTOISTS HURT Overturned Car Burns Two | attractive 1332-34 Second | FLOOD CLAIMS Nervousness; Not the Gun! Before ( a ty the| “Rainmaker” Will Seek New Showers Lock Out Shipyard Men Over England Merchants at Pomeroy YAKIMA, April 11.—L. F. Little, |fusel of at . { 1H. 8 Wash, w -o| Simplicity to Mark paseit under | + _Funeral of Stinnes | Hurried Slaying; Lost Her Husband 4. G. FLGICHER, a ot Washingt amne Fashionable Frocks For EASTER The newness and smartness of these dresses, the wide va- riety of styles, the | silks uséd and the new colors all com- bine to make | dresses _ particular for Easter wear. Sizes 16-54 Smart Furs $13.50 and Up A fur—in either the choker or a larger style—is just the thing to wear with the new tailored suit or the one-piece street frock. ) With All the 7s Gy Credit You Need § TWO ENTRANCES: | Professor Jackson wa Paul Finds Roads French City Will ENGINEERS ARE TRIED TO STOP “MAGICIANS” INDICTMENTS Daugherty ’ Miller Brother ynsulted BY FRAZER EDWAKI "AVIATORS STARTS ON PAGE 1 AY i ATOR O ESOORT SQUADRON IN Lieut, Oka Heads Church Body ; ; In readiness to of the . Who rece to make prelimin at Kagoshima, re t has been done or Lieut, Nutt c a, where his xpected te the progress of looking forward to their ar Remember Lenin ‘ ONLY TODAY AND SATURDAY REMAIN OF highly pleased with | will leave here short. | make | Jope, near Chehalis yesterday. Hope same to this section 40 years ago. Ho is survived by six children, Alva and Loys Hope of Chehalis, Giant Demonstration “ROUND OAK’ RANGES and FURNACES Think Seriously About Replacing That Range Experience always teaches that the best is always the cheapest —the cheapest is never the best. This is more nearly true of ranges perhaps than of any other commodity. When you select the Round Oak Chief you are buying a range that will burn hard coal, soft coal, coke, wood or cobs. You are buying a range that is a three-wall range. You are buying a range that produces uniform re- sults with less fuel—a range that will heat the water quickly and bake at the same time—a range that requires no blacking. The range costs a little more and is well worth it. We invite your careful investigation. When you and the family have lived with the Moistair Heat- System just one winter, and have enjoyed pure, warm, janging air, permanently free from dust, gas and smoke, automatically moistened—when you have figured out the saving in fuel—when you remember you can use any kind of fuel—when you recall the little attention required, the sim- plicity of operation—money cannot purchase your D OAK MOISTAIR ND ¢ SYSTEM McGOWAN BROS. 1621 Westlake Avenue Most Complete Stove Shop in the Northwest RIDAY, APRI 24 Elgin Masterpiece The B. W. Raymond Twenty-one Jewel Railroad Watch! Delivered for $1 ” zed ailwa ted it has operators under- Balance Wheel — ¢ rhe six h ‘ Main Spring—extra Kegulater « ver Hight adjustments Dial f enamel. Large, clea Gold filled only, Extra heavy stock, to cased by the E ach wate in Watchmakers—epecial h in its own case ly Advertised ay of the B. W. Ray- mond (21 Jewel) is set at $55 It is available at the Nationally adver- tised price at the Burnett Jewelry stores thruout the Northwest. Whether you pay cash—or whether you ask to have one charged—the price is the same. And, what is of far great- er moment- It will be delivered to any one of the readers of this newspaper on payment of a single dollar. It may be paid for at the rate of, say— a dollar a week. That's how helpful the Burnett Plan of selling Jewelry and Watches and Diamonds can be—and is—every busi- Need Eyeglasses? If you, or any of the members of your family bave need of better eyesight, this is an invitation to consult Dr. O. J. Taylor. Dr. Taylor is one of the leading Optometrists in the West. and we have engaged him to super- vise the new Optical Department opened in this store, The charge will be very reasonable (lower than is cus- tomary)—and the bill may be paid as “you are paid.” ness day in the year! “= BURNETT BROS? Jewelers and Opticians 909 Second Avenue Which Is Between Madison and Marion Streets Charlies | Cal. Seattle Natatorium Co. Announces the Openiag of Crystal Pool Season of 1924 Saturday, April 12 AT 12 O°CLOCK Seattle’s palatial Salt-Water Natatorium will open to the public Saturday at noon. The mammoth building has been redeco- rated and renovated, new machinery in- stalled, improving the. already excellent sanitation equipment. Come and bring the family and enjoy .the pleasures of health-giving recreation, warm ocean water swimming. Open Daily Sundays 2 P.M. to 10:30 P.M. 10:30 A. M. to 10 P. M. Thursday, 12 to 2 P. M., Ladies Only Free Class Instruction, RAY E, DAUGHTERS. CRYSTAL POOL | Second Avenve at Lenora Phone EL iot-8208 Hope of Seattle, Mra. ¥, F. Wheeler and Mrs. R. C. Eason of Seattle and Mrs. H. R. McDaniel of Watsonville,