The Seattle Star Newspaper, April 17, 1924, Page 10

HILLMAN SUED(. FOR $5,000 Realty Promoter, Saiesman, in Fraud Sale Case late W Bard man charge Bards! Free-—« Gift for You if it ef It Jells Well_s is always THE SEATTLE STAR SHE CHOSE | Washington, D. C,, c 1 stage career when Va., a Howard Beaufatt, a ewspaperman, d married strug- a successful dessert Te pure gelatine from one of the most scien- tific gelatine producers in the world that makes Jell-well easy to prepare in scores of attractive six for your choice—win the ready delight of the entire family. Serve Jell-well often in any way you like. With fruit molded into it, it's a molds. delicious favorite. Itjells well and quickly. Your grocer has Jell- Jernpiranastonr ass well, the California i Likewise certified col- ors—sparkling clear— give it that appeal which whets the appetite. | And finally the lus- cious, true fruit flavors— sert. He also has Jell-well Gelatine, a superior, un- -flavored gelatine for sal-, ads, desserts, ice creams, ete. California Food Products Company Les Angeles, California [7 Gaiiferaia Food { Preducts Company Department J5 V sea w swone 84, Los Angin, Cetwnse gave up he eloped to Two forward. Organized Over Forty-two Years Ago Jumps Ahead The price of success in these days is to be ahead of your competition. If you are ahead, you will find us right beside you. If you are not, we will help you A good bank connection is at least equal to one jump. The wide business contact, the credit information, the outside point of view of an up-to-the-minute financial institution are valuable aids to a growing business. Our officers will appreciate a discussion of YOUR banking requirements and our facilities. SECOND AVENUE at COLUMBIA +|three-mile limit Seattle Spokesman Brings Confab to Sudden Close Groaning Bars Afloat Await Fishing Fleet Canadian Liquor May Meet U. S. Ships at Sea “And may there be a n the revised version of the well known poem which will be sung by jome of Séattle’s fishing fleet when It leaves Seattle for open waters. Al rf bar, of Cana iting the de of the , wine and beer will the perfect freedom of the seas, and the booze traders hope clean up a@'tidy fortune catering to the thirst of the outgoing fish ermen. - { Call Grand Jury | to Meet April 29 Federal Judge Jeremiah Noeterer an R eo, has the federal grand fury to ene April 29. It was stated ms number of routine liquor narcotic and smuggling cases were to be presented. ordere Saxton Turned in by His Bondsmen Harry Saxtoh, under federal for smug: ler arrest in Seattle Thursday, following surren. der by his bondsmen on a $2,000 bail bond. Saxton had been arrest ed at Blaine and was releaced un der bond. Wednesday he was taken at Aberdeen and brought to Seattle | FIRST LADY Copyricht. Harris & Bwing Mrs. This latest picture. at the annual amaryllis show is Coolidge’s Tt was taken of the department of agri- culture. Mrs. Wallace, wife of the secretary, entertained , REPORTER |SILENCE RAIL) ~~ SWITCH TALK THE BON MARCHE $e Three Groups New Sweaters Underpriced A wonderful shipment Newest street and sport wear, Spring’s ho, HERE are plain styles, almost t 4 there are hosts sportswear weater plicity that fast affairs martly ment Styles wear! and for women, sizes 36 to Flat and Canton Crepes, Crepe Elizabeth and Crepe Satin, in new colors. Second Floor—The Bon Marche Real Vacation Values ee 114—Boys’ Caps at 65¢. Easter Cards, 2 for S¢, 5¢, 10¢, 15¢, 26¢ ond 35¢ each, Easter Grass in bright colors, bunch, 15¢. Easter Napkins, 8¢ dozen; 2 dozen for 15¢. PERSONAL SERVICE is glad to help with EASTER SHOPPING Second Floor Sweaters Sleeveless, Wrap-Ons The Dresses! ANCE and Dinner Dresses! And the Most Dashing and Colorful Sports- Pleated frocks with touches of real Irish, in dusty shade; straight-line prints and sleek satins; gay little flower-like frocks—with jaunty, youthful man- ners—and all the clever finishing touches that Paris decrees for late spring. For misses, sizes 16 to 20— Boys’ Shop 83—Two-Knicker Suits, sizes 9 to 16, $7.95. 18—Two-Knicker Suits, sizes 11 to 15, $8.95. 186—Blouses, sizes 6 to 16, 79¢. $00—Silk or Knitted Four-in-Hand Ties, 45¢. 84—Pairs Knickers, in size 6 only, 89¢. Main Floor—The Bon Marche Send a Cheery Easter Greeting Main Floor—The Bon Marche of 400 of for | and andar- ins ed in their 1 of those mad, colorful little demands d there are 1ore dignified deport Second Floor—The Bon Marche Easter Suits and Frocks \ Lah Street and Afternoon 44. in the Easter Novelties, such as Chicks, Bunnies and Bas kets, 5¢ to $2.00. ster Crepe Paper, 25¢. r Seals, 10¢, Nut Cups in yellow— ¢ to $1.20 dozen for Easter , soft & Mohair Glos, 1 Mohair 4 and Glos comb mart All Colors All Weaves All - and Tux- edo effects, d dast b full and slim fitting, are feature ful lot—and you will find a sweater for any wear, in all colors, B= Boyish Suits "™ —in Lighter Shades Smart Dresses —for Any Wear Ht VALUES WE URGE YOU TO COMPARE . { WITH ANY! | she phase of the boyish suit seems a little more can hold no greater piquancy than these new models \ adroitly fashioned in the dashing jacket and wrap skirt styles, which are doing such charming straight-line things to the Spring’s figure. J —1-1b. cans, The Suits! intriguing than the one before—but surely Spring n light street and field shades! Mannish suitings— In tans, grays and mixtures of sport tones Second Floor—The Bon Marche Squeez- Ezy Mop, $1.60 Wring the mop with- out wetting the hands. Takes all the drudgery out of mopping. ohnson’s Wax 59c For furniture and floors Leiner's easily - cleaned Wall Brush, with 54inch handle. Curtain Stretcher $1.95 Adjustable, with non-rusting _ pins. Size 5 by 10 feet. Double Boiler $1.98 “Wear-Ever” Aluminum Rice Boiler, in. 2-quart size. Offer expires April 19. Union St. Basement—The Bon Marche EASTER BASKETS 3 Be to 35¢ Union Street Basement \Open Renton Park With Sunday Meet The Rey. Sydney Strong will give an Easter Sunday talk at the open. ing plenic at the People’s park, Ren- ton Junction, Sunday, April 20, Dp. m., on “Signs of Hope in the rO* pean Sky." He spent two yearg jn Germany, making two extended trips Into Russia, The following Sundays the park will be occupied by the Italian Com: mercial club, Building Service Bm. ployes’ union, Greek Community church, Italian Star lodge of Renton, for Mrs. Coolidge and the cabinet members’ wives. Norwogian fraternal society “Bal: der," the Jewish Workmen's circle the Seattle Florists’ association, small industrial unions, Independent Italian society, Workmen's circle of Tacoma, Danish Brotherhood, St. Marie 8. B. S. society, Polish Home association and the Bagles’ lodge of Renton and some other societies. At all of these picnics dancing is an important part of the program. The opening plenic is under the wus pices of the People’s Park and Amusement association, which owns and controls the park. At the open: {ug plenic last year thero were 1,600 in attendance, Snoring can be cured by an opera- tion on tho air passages, says a woll- of Seattle, American Order of Vasa, Known selentist, brokers, is replaced by FRENCH SAY “AUNTIE” was formerly known as the “monte S.—"Uncle, the common ntain of piety: me ni everywhere for pawn- “aunt! in ris, where the state pawnbroker Bluhill a fifteen cent package of Bluhill Cheese contains more actual value than 15 cents will buy in any | other kind of Cheese H| 1 Eyerih ACS OROROROROROEROROROHOHS: ‘Pianos for Rent, $5 a Month.