The Seattle Star Newspaper, April 24, 1924, Page 2

Insanity May Save Man From Gallows : For that school lunch Bluhill Chees. is rich in food value enoneneseHOBeCEE wasener ey SUM FOR GREW “Let George Do It’~Now POSTMEN WILL Cedar Lake Is Beautiful First Day’s Campaign Nets $4,000 of $16,000 Washington Men to Attend Meet ¢ scientific lea “THE STORE THAT, SAVES YOU MOM /413 TO 1417 THIRD AVE. Attractive Values in all departments at “the store that saves you money” Friday Rompers and Creepers Special 95c Each An unusually attractive gath- eting of Rompers and Cree rs, sizes from 1 to 6 years; made of good Pongette and pl ngham, plain color and assor' in a number of styles. Special value. Extra Women’s Union Suits Special 50c Suit An extra Fridi special value for y only. These are fine knit cotton summer garments, made loose or tight with band top, knee. Sizes 26 to 44. Silk Bloomers Special $2.39 Pair An especially fie quality of artit! i, jo in large, full sizes, in flesh color; very closely knitted. The best gar- ment yet offered at @ popular price Brocade Corsets Special $1.79 A low-bust rubbi set for the average Mado of satin-fints! fabric, medium length o hips; ‘fitted with 4 hose sup- porters, Specials—Friday Only Novelty Ribbons 5c Yard Fifteen hundred elty Trimming Ribbons, wide, shade. In every with gilt thread. yards %-nch imaginable new Plain or - picot sold colors and edge, interwoven Children’s Brown Calfskin Shoes $1.98 Pair Made with good solid solss and rubber! heels; sizes, 6 to 2. unlined. All Growing Girls’ Hollywood Sandals $3.85 Pair Made in patent leather with ikle straps; aout en teen: rubber lift on heel: Sizes 3 to 7. 36-Inch Percale and good Figures Krounds; stripes patterns will Inunder well. Special, yard . on Nght that .15c Jersey Bloomers 19c Pair. Women's fine knit Cotton Bloomers in pink or white; elastic at waist and kneo. Sizes 6, 7 and $. An extra special for Friday only. Ladies’ Chamoisuede Gloves Silk stitched gauntlet, two-tone embroidered back, in colors of brown, beaver, gray, mode, mastic, sand. Special at, 89 s c pair Ladies Dimity Blouses Slip-over atyle; V necks; also in tallored colla: cuffs with Colors—pong! $1.95 Men’s Brown Calf Work Shoes white, Special, ash ined) $1. 98 Pair fd leather soles and heels, standard screw sowed hailed. Sizes 6 10 11. Boys’ 2-Pants Knicker Suits $10.85 Good, sturdy materials that will stand the wear and tear of the healthy youngsters. Sizes 8 to 18 years. Boys’ Waists Special 59c Each ade of good quality Kalaten Ages 6 to 15 years. brdy, percales, khaki cloth. cham- Arad Men’s Dress Shirts (Laundered Neckband) Special $1.00 Each Made from 4 good quali of pereale shirting in neat stripes and cheelen: eut full #ife and well made, Sizea 14 to 17% Men's’ Cotton Shirts and Drawers 50c Each Summer-welght Cotton r white, and drawers r, In ecru o: ankle Jength. throughout, Cotton Bats ‘e haye short sleeves ly All sizes. Under Shirts finished Special $1.00 Roll Size 72x34, auffictent for full a pmforter: fluffy cotton, pure white, Boys’ Caps 85c Each Tweeds and homespun and novelty agll- wool matertals, made up in the new shape. All sizes from 64% to 7. Men’s Silk Fiber Sox 39c Pair 6 Pairs for $2.25 A very good looking So made with double solen, heels and tos, in all the new apring colors, including black. All sizes, to 1144 30-Inch Lingerie Plisse Special 19c Yard In plain colors of pink, flesh, mais, orchid, light blue and white. 36-Inch Imported Ratine Special 95c Yard In woven checks and pletds, pinion colors and heather mix- tures, Ingenious Water 5 uperintendent Rigs Device for Clearing Out Logs NELSON doad trees BY JOHN W eare and more ee have been xe, the tm the Cedar river waters gnaried stumps fora, suitable for time ealling ech rea and ring Hro an May off watershed ver Pa pany logs the wld clean 1 of those ight n't do the wat 80 THEY GOT GRORGE To po IT Tuesday the mayor lowa Fhysician Makes Startling Offer to Catarrh Sufferers Found Treatment Which Healed His Own Catarrh and Now Offers to Send It Free to Sufferers Any: where. Town Dr. W. 0. Cot. fee, Suite St. James Hotel Bidg, this city, one of the most widely known physiclane and sur eons in the central west, announces that he found a treatment which completely healed him of catarrh in the ad and nose, deafness and head nolees after many years of suffering. He then gave the treat ment to a number of other suffer Davenport ers, and they state that they also ‘ were completely healed. The Doctor fe 20 proud of his achievement and #o confident that his treatment will bring other sufferers the same free dom {t gave him, that he ts offer Ing to send « 10 days’ supply abso- |lutely free to any reader of this | no writes him. Dr, Coffee pecialized on eye, ear, none and throat diseases for more than i thirty-five years, and is honored and ountiess thousands. from nose, head or e catarrhal deafness or head noses, send him your name and address today.—Advertisement | nn ‘Cured Her Rheumatism Knowing, from terrible exper! utter hankful at having cured if that out of pure § tahoe is anxious to te}! ° a just how to wet rid of thelr torture by a simple way at home. Mra. Hurst hae nothing to sell Merely cut out this notice, Write her a @ before you ment HEAL SKIN DISEASES | Apply Zemo, Clean, Penetrat-|2 | ing, Antiseptic Liquid | It is unnecessary for you to suffer [With Eczema, Blotches, Ringworm. | Rashes and similar askin troubles. Zemo obtained at any drug store for |35e, or $1.00 for extra large bott and promptly applied will usually give instant relief from itching tor jture, It cleanses and soothes the skin and heals quickly and effective ly most min diseases. | Zemo in a wonderful, penotrating, disappearing liquid and Is soothing to |the most delicate akin. Get it today and save oap, | vertisement, Are You ~ Ruptured? |Learn up to Heal It FREE! | ruptured poopie all over the coun- |try are amazed at the almost mirac julous results of a simple Home tom for rupture that ta bein t free to all who write for it, |This remarkable invention ts one of the greatest blessings ever offered |to' ruptured. persone and ta, bein the mont successtu ditcovered. It brings permanent rellef and with the wearing of emo Ointment, 50c.—Ad pronounced Method ever | instant and does away trusses forever, | Thousands of nerrona who former- ly suffered the tortures of old- [fashioned #teel and spring trusses are now rejoicing im their fraedom from the danger and discomfort of rupture af! brief use of this ra markable 8 There is nothing like it anyw tured persons ease with wh controlled, For a limited time only, fres trial treatments of this Muscle Strength- ening Preparation being mallod to all who apply, It i# an original Method Yo operation, no absence from ree, Send no write your name and and tho free treat- information will be aled r ch thelr ruptures are dally duties money; simpl addrern pian mont with full mailed you In Send now-—today, Tt the wearing of torturing truss for FREE TREATMENT COUPON Capt. W. A. Collings, Inc. Box 710A Watertown, N.Y. Send Frae Test of your System for Rupture. I further distress, Zemo} —\ treated scores the watershed, this t the proposed site of a tunz the take furnt and an round electrie power plant at Ceda Falls. dD uth kno stationed of the rive wo ‘The A crew of direction of Will brother of Superintenden' was under the Russel was at work snaking out rk tractor * equipped with a motor, doing the engine, An old i has been tn: pelling plant of ady two piles ‘ ave ¢ of the lake and are dry t the time for burning A space several hundred feet long | the river's mouth has been eared of timber and logs TOW MARKETABLE LoGs TO MILLS flat-bottom 5 men boat Fordsen work of a donkey “The ot been a beat, bullt by on the | of « the engine from an i haa bee ed = of commerctal y one thing George Russet he "When you ask him to do anything, he doen it. There's neo hemming and hawing. Me gives ou setion. That's a mighty pleas ing trait, I want to tell you. usec] nid that ev shores of the lake will be cleared of drift logs, “It's @ big Job,” said, “Tt may take a year and it may take 10 years, but the fod should be done, #0 we are doing it.” TO MOVE CROPS Great Northern Has 26,000 Cars Available, Report ually the he Twenty-six thousand refrigerator © will be available for the mov- ut of fruit and other perishable rope over the Great Northern rail way this season, according to Ralph | Budd, preaident of the road, who wos in Seattle Thureday morning | on his regular spring inspection | trip. Budd ts peying particular atten. tion to the needs of Pacific North West fruit growers on his present trip. He ts accompanied by C, O.! Jenks, view president in charge of operations; W. P, Kenney, vice! president and director of traftio, | and H. B, Spencer, head of the Western Fruit Express and the| Fruit Growers’ Express. FRECKLES Now Is the Time te ete et Rid of Tee aly 5 There's sa an the alightest | of feeling ashamed of your | 4, an Othine\-double strength ranteed to temove these! homely apots. | Simply get an ounce of Othine—/| double atrength—from any druggist! and apply a little of it night and| morning and you should soon see that even the worst freckles have be- n to dixappear, while tho lighter © have vanished entirely. It ts seldom that more than an ounce tn needed to completely clear the skin | and gain a beautiful complexion, Be sure to ask for the double Maimer | fect, DO STEPS Letter Carriers’ Dance to Be Big Event Friday It ts sald that when letter cerrier Thureday night will) deviate a bit fre red story and mere Masonic er, they me-hor the » for i Will be given there Ir orate preparat which Char ad the grand which will open the ball at 6:1 Friday, Other postal officials be on hand, and it is expepted thet the attendance will exceed that of last year, when more than a tho sand couples attended the carriers ball The annual b funds for the relief of sick abled letter carriers. The in charge is as follows: ¢ A. Th MoLean, A. L Wescott, L. L. Browy and W. B floor, Joseph Lyons, C. B. ¥. 0. Hunt, C. L. Dumont 4 Kidd, Jr; reception, J. L H. R. Olson, C. K. Snicker [, A. 8. Newberry and W, Whitman refreshments, Tt. P. Hellase!, 1. 1 Fills, C. B. Haliker, D. W. Doeney and ©. 1. ; box office, W. L Pitegers J, Curtis and W.G Cole; general, O, M. Telquist, Mt. F Kreme 43. U. Carsor Featured Actor “Killed Off’’ in First Act VERY ni on} -4 the stage of the Metropolitan theater they kill « mighty fine actor in Ben Johnson, who makes life-like the role of Montgomery Stockbridge. the 14 skinfiint money-grabber, sround whom the story of “Whisper ing Wires” te written, Johnaon ts the type of player who 16 fast disap pearing from the stage of today During his 35 years of stage activity he has played many parts in many important productions, With hie ro bust health and interest In every phase of life there {s no reason why he should not continues to be one of the fow remaining actors of the old Gays for @ good many yearn to come There ten't anything of the actor about Johnson once he leaves theater, Unless in the company o his own cronies he seldom talks shop. He doen talk plays, particu ‘jarly Shakespeare, He knows hie #ub too, for hasn't he played in many Shakespearian productions. He was a valued member of both the eléer and younger Salvin! companies for years, Richard Mansfield knew his worth aa « player and had him in several of his productions. * Born in a town in Minnesota, | Johnson was working as a bank clerk when the stage “virus” hit him, firet an amateur player, He did jmot t clerking {In a bank and he | | did like acting, So when he was of: | fered a piace in a St Paul stock | company he accepted by sleefully. PLAN CAMPAIGN Whitman Alumni Dinners to, Feature May 2 Start | ts given to rate na dis pmmittes room Misener, ¥ Willits at 9:20 o'ck The national campaign for a $1,- 500,000 fund for Whitman college, | at Walla Walla, will open May 2,/ it was announced Thursday when perfected organization of the former atude: In the drivo was com. | Reed pleted. On May 2 j stud | dine: all former Whitman| will gather at “W hitman | thruout the world. The Jie because spring Is at hand, don’t | be} that you have to be languid, Member Amert THUR an Homes Bureaus For Detter Ameri FRIDAY - SATURDAY SPECIALS — no ©. 0. D. or pl cept child's rocker onl y one delivered ; rder not be can be Fes a HIT -AND~ MISS PATTERN RAG RUG— fringed ends. Variety of color combinations Rpecial Friday Bat da LIST YOUR HOMES FOR RENT IMPORTED A FORTUNATE PURCHASE: GLASSWARE— 218 ~substantial child's roeker, Golden fin ty. Specially priced for Fri- day - Saturday sales. Set of 5, 65¢. easi to a customer; these special ly taken by LINEN TABLE CLOTH: attractively priced. ‘ patter our select imperfect rday Bpe WITH OUR FREE Your | Credit; Le. BECOND AVE. AND PINE 8ST. RENTAL DEPARTMENT L. SCHOENFELD & S80NS é national chairman for the drive. | Of the amount sought, $1,000,000 | sett provide endowment for profes- sorw salaries and the remaining $500,000 will be used to build a feed BR ea WHY SUFFER ALL THROUGH SPRING? lull, weak and half sick. What you) need is to get the Bebe beet out of | tally Aor ms taki at Rersaieee | tonic, Mangan, | Many thousands of le, yo mature, purify a: enrich t strength Othine as this ts sold under | dinner tn Seattle will be heid at! Blood and tone up the system every | guarantee of money back ff It fails to| 6:30 p, m. at the Rainier club. no | ting withGude' Itrestoresstrength, | 0 freckles Advertisement. W CLEAR COMPLEXION Ruddy Cheeks - ~— Sparkling | Eyes—Most Women Can Have remot Says Dr. Edwards, a Well-Known Ohio Physician | Fr. M wards for 17 years of women for liver }and bowel ailments. During these} yearn he gave to his patients a pre- | scription made of a few well-known | vegetable ingredients mixed with | olive oll, naming them Dr. Edwards’ Olive Tablets. You will know them by their olive color, | ‘These tablety aro wonder-workers | jon the liver and bowels, which cause | normal action, carrying off the| | waste and polsonous matter in on | system, If you have a pale face, sallow | took, dull eyes, pimples, | | tongue, headaches, a listiens, no-ood | feeling, all out of sorts, inactive bow. els, you take one of Dr, Edwards’ olive Tablets nightly for a time and! | note the pleasing results. Thousands of women end men take Dr, Hawards' Olive Tablete—the suo: | stil substitute for calomel—now | jana then, just to keep them fit, 150 | |and 800—Adrertinement. a ww we El 'Cuticura Talcum) | Unadulterated | | Exquisitely Scented Peet er eel STOPS CROUP Mothers want it, hy it quickly | oper 5 ane, the choki: phi legm, JOATAG COU, fh sep. Safe and re! ‘CHAMBERLAIN’S. (COUGH REMEDY) t BROWN’S: DENTAL OFFICES 106 Columbia st, Seattle's Leading Dentist for More Than 31 Years |ANALAX regia are expected to attend "te campaign in Seattle is con-| lene under the leadership of Dr. | Free T: Weed Willis, with Ernest} schmidt as alumni chairman for the| district. Judge Thomas Burke is! Nothing Acts Like PORTOL 'A Raw, Sore Throat Eases Quickly When You Apply a Little Mumerols | And Musterole won't blister tke | the old-fashioned mustard plaster. | Just spread {t on with your fingers. | Tt penetrates to the sore spot with a | gentle Ungle, loosens the congestion | and draws out the soreness and pain. Musterole in a clean, white oint- | ment made with oll of mustard. It is th fine for quick relief from sore throat, bronchitis, tonailitis, croup, stitt neok, asthma, neuralgia, headache, conges- in, pleurisy, rheumatism, lumbago, pal nd aches of the back or Joints, | sprains, sore muscles, bruises, chil: biains, frosted feet, colds on the chest. Keep it handy for instant use, To Mothers: Musterole iy also made in milder form for babies and small children. Ask for Children’s Musterole. t5o and G5c, fare and tubes; hospital tlze, $3.00, For a bad case of piles get a bottle of Clo-Vo and take (15) drops in a little water 4 times a d Ask your Druggist. “pep,” brings color to the chee ‘a and brightness to the eye. At your druggist’s; in Lae and tablets, pope sores serrata fae Tonic and Blood aoe PORTOLIVE 1S THE WAY TO HEALTH Port Wine and Olive Oil Thousands of sick persons are| coming to realize that moat medi-| cinen of all Kinds are worthless and often harmfal. The reason for the great success of Portolive is that it contains only raro old Port Wine, the oll of the olive and other medicinal agents ‘@ not only beneficial, but) | valuable for all cases of| ness, weakness. or » All druggists) “Portoive Laxative | $7.50 $12.50 $15 Hacked by the reputation square dealing of the old retiab Boston Dental Offices, our experts will take special 0 fit you with Just the proper pi to fit ‘the con- tour of your mouth and give you « Hatural, pleasant apper ¥ Examination and Estimate Free Nemember thin-thig off pee in one location and stood be right. thet any work we do for You will satisty and please you, Boston n Dental Oftices Wh stan THe ake 21 Kenran One Lecation Meiklejohn Will Speak Here Soon Alexander Meiklejohn, who was} deposed as president of Amherst! college because of his liberal views on education, will speak in Meany | h May under th | the University of Washington chap- ter of Sigma Upsilon, national Iiter- ary fraternity. THE FINAL COURSE of six free Red Cross swimming lessons will be- gin Saturday, April 26, at the ¥. TOMORROW AND SATURDAY will mark the last days of this sale. All Shoes have been re- grouped and marked down for final clean up. Buy one pair of shoes at a LOW PRICE AND GET ANOTHER PAIR FOR 1¢ EXTRA! All Shoes on Sale Are Marked With Red Tag Broken lines of Ladies’ black kid, patent cee 5c WMO. osc cersoeieces Ladies’ Pumps, Oxfords and Shoes $1 95 brown kid. ......+ w Extra Pair 1¢ More | Ladies’ “Ye O14. Time Comfort” Extra Pair 1¢ More | Ladies’ Oxfords and Pumps in of styles and materials .. LADIES’ SLIPPERS Shoes and Slippers in Extra Pair 1¢ More in black and | Shoes and Slippers $2.95 large ea Extra Pair 1¢ More ' $4.95. MEN’S SHOES "AND OXFORDS Men's Fine Shoes and Oxfords Extra Pair 1¢ More Men’s Shoes and Oxfords, high- est grade in $7 95 w black and Extra Pair 1¢ More brown 12-inch High Top 95 Boots and see! Work Shoes of better grade... | Extra Pair 1¢ More Ladies’ Felt Slip- . soft soles and ribbon trim- Extra Pair 1¢ More CHILDREN’S SHOES and SLIPPER?