The Seattle Star Newspaper, April 28, 1924, Page 3

MONDAY, APRIL 28, 1924 To Local Bankers and Merchants Public 5 : aon oe 5 y “ ’ ll gin mu the flower bex moveme ger city stre with garden silis TTL To Dr. Robert M. Stith, Medical Director, Firland Sanatorium Dear De wy your 5 ipown to ditions « gareskin fealing > Prosy me out son CHIEF SEATTLE To Cynthia Grey, Editor “The Rose Jar Dear 0: new woman's page meets great pwigwams 5 N want at once, Heap like, V Serk. CHIEF To Prof. Frank a Laube sou ever b To Ray Daughters K season was d's re ecord fog, the his for 4 good omen tha water team this year will t CHIEF SEATTLE To Harry Thaw pes Harry: I where a palling i To Seattle Mail Carriers Dear Fellows: Y annu I hope it gives a dance Friday night was a great eeas, I hear of folks an insight into the splendid work you are doing, and the government's injustice in not giving you adequate pay CHIEF SEATTLE To Charley Hall post 20 years ago Seattle fans used to watch you in the old Northwestern league. Last week th It tlekh a lo t of the oldst day infants fe prese fame of ball. Long tife to the To Train Man No. 1166, Greenwood Car Dear Sir: I pass on to you a word of commendation for your courtesy r of The Star, and she had high aveling public. So, you see, good d. CHIEF SEATTLE. yup bone! To Hens and Roosters Dear Pests: Keep out of my new garden, durn ye! CHIEF SEATTLE To California Dear Boosters: I ne drdbbed here exchanging pl the Sacr amento Baseball club was so week in the series with the Seattle club, fi es with the,Indians for tail-end honors in the per- centage column. Couldn’t that fact also be made an issue for asking relief ffom the Washington quarantine on your foot and mouth epi. demic? . CHIEF SEATTLE. “ Motorists )) Fellow Outers: The forest fire season is upon us again—with a ‘ance. For the land's sake (and for the sake of the timber on the Please watch your campfires and your cigaret stubs as you go ling over the countryside this summer. CHIEF SEATTLE. the Canoeists Sentimental Ones: I saw hundreds # under that silvery April moon great, isn’t it? Where but in Ephe Northwest could you enjoy such asures this early in the sea. i? I used to glide over those same waters in a big war canoe—as tig as a dozen of the ones you use. But I don't thin! get half as much, in fact, I'm sure I didn't. CHIEF To Mount Rainier Majestic Peak; I thought you'd be perspiring over the way the: ‘nuarreting over your name, but the snowcap seems as white as ever silly it must seem to you to see Tacoma trying to use you for CHIEF SEATTLE f you out on the lakes Friday = ad. Funny minds some people have, eh? To the Bobettes I notice you won out in a popularity contest with your long-tressed ers, conducted by The Star. In the old days my braves wore their ir long and nobody thought anything about it. If {t was all right for mm to wear theirs long I suppose it’s all right for you to wear yours ‘caiman as the white men say, it’s a free country. CHIEF SEATTLE. ine Reporter, The Star > Dear Sir: Well, I see you got yourself a car for $11.57 and took the “family out riding. I don’t suppose everybody can buy a car as cheaply @ that, but if there's anything better than getting out-of-doors Suu iys in an old car and living close to nature for a few hours I don't iknow what it is. Hope you had a good time. CHIEF SEATTLE. Bees Little Stingers: Already you are on the job, gathering honey for winter's famine. If the human family would study you, learn ur industry and your foresight, also eliminate the drones from our it, there would be more happiness. Each little flower that is caressed ¥ your pollen-iaden wings is a happier flower. Each sip of nectar from the be-dewed petals is a contribution to the world’s wealth. Yours is happy life—tho a hard. Bless you, little creatures. CHIEF SEATTLE. To Sheriff Matt Starwich: | Deat Officer: Just to extend felicitations to an old friend, tried and tue. Few men in public life have as many friends, or deserve as Many as you. That's why Seattle Elks gave you such a splendid re. ition the other night when you took out a life membership. . CHIEF SEATTLE. fo County Commissioner Frank Paul D Fighter: One thing is sure. You are a fighter and unafraid. ch a man, if honest, can be of wonderful service to King county. My people are watching your efforts and your fight. May you prove pPorthy of the trust they place in you. CHIEF BEAZTLE. lo Judge Boyd J. Tallman Dear Judge: I see in The Star that you have recovered completely From your late iliness and have been on the job every day now for the Year or more. That's a good record. Contratulations, old veteran. sure you will give these young upstarts who are seeking to unseat 7% from tne bench a contest that will make them know they have Q fighting. CHIEF SEATTLE. To the New Councilmen Gentlemen: A few short weeks now and you will take your seats ae the city’s governing body. In the meantime may I not advise you [10 devote your spare time to a study of the many problems of city miment? Your responsibilities will leap upon’ you fully grown 2. Prepare yourselves to grapple with them. CHIEF SEATTLE. the New Pulp Mill incertain Industry: Many things about you seem queer, but I trust are a bonafide transaction. However, it would seem to be poor iness for the city to sell its electric current very far below cost, ‘en if it did bring in a business enterprise for the city. CHIEF SEATTLE. there ts due to local conditions that do not prevail here. “There has been no such action taken as to Seattle, and we have re- ceived no indication that there will be any restriction placed on Jewelers’ or other theft insurance in Seattle or anywhere on the Pacific coast.” Restriction on Gem Policies Batements published in Seattle to Bettect that Lloyds of London had 1 to issue policies insuring rm against loss by theft were ed untrue Monday by Bowden, m & Arnold, Seattle representa- of Lioyde, Babies 18 inches long at birth will grow up to be adults of medium oyds has refused to isxue such| height; a baby 22 inches long will s in Chicago and New York,'| be taller than the ayerage when it declared, “but the action takum 1s 18. guaranteed Open an Account at Grote-Rankin’s rut EAT THE GROTE-RANKIN CO OTTO F. KEGEL. President <3 For Tomorrow's Selling We Have Assembled 87 Pieces of Fine Bedroom Furniture and have marked them at Savings % / '/3 ant '/2 HERE are Odd Dre and Rovker Chair Chiffoniers, “leftovers” from our best selling suites. ; Dressing in WwW alnut, Mahogany and Old Ivory that are Tables, Beds, They provide a saving opportunity seldom presented. Wool Fiber Rugs Greatly Reduced For Bedroom, Sunroom, 9x12 Wool Fiber Rugs. Special $1 (95 One Thousand Window Shades (Factory Seconds) a 55c Another lot purchased at a very special price is offered for tomorrow’s selling. They are oil opaque Shades mounted on imperfections are very slight and do not affect their appearance or wearing quality. rollers—their You Save on Housewares All-Copper Wash Boilers Special $5.49 Very heavy, solid copper Wash Boilers, No. 8 size, . with reinforced lift handles and fit-in covers, —Basement Store Rolling Pins Special 33¢ Wood Rolling Pins, made of hardwood with loose handles, —Basement Store Stepladder Stools Special $1.69 Folding Stepladder Kitchen Stools, made of hardwood, A splendid value, —Basement Store Camp or Rooming House—All fine patterns. "3"'x10'6" Wool Fiber Rugs. Special “9 Ap 7'6"x9' Wool Fiber Rugs. Special $Q.25 Medium Weight Silk —Third Floor Aluminum Percolators Reduced to $1.00 In paneled or plain shape; 1% and 2quart capacity. These Aluminum Percolators are ex- ceptional value. —Basement Store Aluminum Double Boilers, Reduced to $1.09 Aluminum Double Boilers in a cholco of plain or paneled shape, in 1%- and 2-quart capacity, —Basement Store Sink Strainers Special $1.00 Aluminum Sink Strainers with convertible cover or base, making them dripless. —Basement Store and Chiffon Stockings Special $ i 39 Medium weight Silk and Chiffon Silk Stockings of exceptional quality. the assortment there are some all-silk, and some with lisle top and lisle foot. In beaver, log cabin, gray and black. _ First Floor Keystone Food Choppers Reg. Size $1.69 Heavily plated (will not rust). Will grind fine, medium or coarse. The finest Chopper on the market. —Basement Store Food White Enameled Bathroom Fiwtures Choice 29¢ 18-in. Towel Bars, 24-in. Towel Bars. Tooth Brush and Tooth Paste Racks. Soap Racks to hang on wall, Soap Racks to hang on bath tub, Tumbler Holders to screw on wall. Tollet Paper Holders. —Buasement Store Canisters dSet of 4) Special 89¢ White enameled, and labeled flour, sugar, tea and coffee, Special 89c¢ for set of four, —Basement Store —Third Floor The Month-End Sale Provides Savings of an Unusual Character PAGE Fifth Avenue and Pike Street 10,080 Lawn Handkerchiefs Special 6 for ats, Sheer Lawn Handkerchief solid color woven colored border Many patterns half-inch hems. Special, 6 for 25e¢. An Unusual Sale of Lace Collars Extra Special 69c Collars in beautiful variety of Laces, Vals, Venetians, Filet, Oriental and Irish; wide and narrow widths, plaited, gathered and circular effects All are extraordinary values and sell regularly for a great deal more. —First Floor Linen Stationery Special 39c¢ ; Eaton's Highland Linen; also, Keith’s Krafton Linen, in boxes containing 24 envelopes and 24 sheets of paper to the box. In colors of white, gray, peach, buff, blue and pink. Also a few cor- respondence cards. —First Floor Williams’ Williams’ ” “Keepclean Hair Brushes be thoroughly w sterilized in hot without in any way damag ing their wearing quality Very special, ed and water size) 19c Vallant Rouge In light, dark orange and medium shades. Special Paste ... Cream “Optimus” D Cream Spirits of Camphor, 2 ozs. Mum (small size) Listerine (medium size) . Kolynos Tooth Paste.... Revelation Tooth Tayaol, 4° 0x8) s..05 ase Forhan's Tooth Paste. Frostilla Oriental Cream . Odorono ) Phillips’ Milk of Magnesia size) Dorin’s Crepe Gowns Special $159 Embroidered and plain Crepe Gowns with round and square neck, in white, honeydew and flesh colors. Exception- ally attractive gowns and good value. —Second Floor English Satinay Bloomers Special $129 English self striped Satinay Bloom- ers with single and double elastic, in flesh, white, yellow, black and navy. Second Floor Shaving Cream.. Shaving Stick. Zonite ...:. Regulation ise, hardwo Benzoin and Almond Cream ying ag "| Witch Hazel, Siske ‘orashed ‘can Witch Hazel, 8 ozs. Stacomb ... Mennen’s Taleum Powde’ Carman Face Powder Packer’s Tar Soap... .21¢ “Optimus” Skin 59c F000 ein sees re 21e Theatrical Cold “Daval” Cream... esac 33e Guarantecd. Taper Incense Teva Rida; Face rea Hesptlan dors, bittactive |' Powdae hres gz | Hot Water Bottles SA eee etm Mentholatum (small ie fg special ab Pepsodent Tooth Ingram’s Milkweed Ingram’s Milkweed Cream (sm, size). .41c Lemon Powder. . ahs Milk of Magnesia Mulsified Cocoanut Oil Shampoo. . Lavoris, medium size. Amolin .. vith printed borders, and white wit! d shades—from rolled effects to one- —First Floor High Coiffure and Spanish Combs Half Price A most attractive assortment of high coiffure and Spanish Combs, beautiful in jewel colorings and set in highly polished blanks. These combs sell reg- ularly from $5.00 to $25.00, and all have been marked exactly Half Price. —First Floor Clearance of J ewelry,Odds and Ends Special 39c Included in this lot are Necklaces, Bracelets, Bar-Pins, Eardrops, Lingerie Clasps and Barrettes—all sell regularly for much more. —First Floor 16: OZ8.. .....:6 93¢ Standard Tooth Brushes Regulation size; medium hard bristle. In individual carton, Special 12’ Jergen’s Toilet and Bath Soaps Special Vallant’s Toilet Water In assorted odors. Special Rouge. . .43¢ —First Floor Radium Petticoats Special $946 Embroidered scalloped bottoms make these Radium Petticoats attractive. They come in navy, black, Harding, red, jade and tan, Sizes 84 to 88. They are unusually good values, —Second Floor Odds and Ends in the Art Department Greatly Reduced Included in this lot are Stamped Scarfs, Centerpieces, Yarn, and many other articles stamped for embroider- ing in very attractive designs—al! at greatly reduced prices. —Mezzanine Floor