The Seattle Star Newspaper, April 28, 1924, Page 7

— AWAIT VERDICT BIG TAX LEVY BRITISH PLANE; = IN RATE CASE FACES CITY © FORCED DOWN Returns From Ar- Blaine Warns of Financial World Flyers Wait New En Needs of Seattle Parks gine on Sind Desert Kennedy gument in Phone Battle HOUSI PAINTS, Stains Enamels and Varnishes in the Housewares Section DOWNSTAIRS STORE A i me ge fe Hnee WE DOWN exceptional values, EMMED TURKISH TO inch size. White Turkish Towels with colored se it he ends and embroidered motifs; Towels with scalloped ends and embroidery; Tuesday, at 25c each. 81 (DOW FREDERICK & NELSON SUAS STORE = = 1,236 Fancy Turkish Towels PAINT BRUSHES in various sizes for household use, in the Housewares Sec tion, DOWNSTAIRS STORE. SPECIAL ‘25c WELS with colored borders, ze 20x35. Gold, blue or pink Turkish size 20x34. NSTAIRS STORE) Pumps in with low heels. Broken Lines Women’s, Boys’ and Girls’ Shoes Reduced $2. 95 $1.95 in black and with Goodyear Laced In, patent REDUCED TO i $2.95 RTLAND, Ore, Ap * MARTIN AWAITED add $1 0,000 h to the bill of e users and $25,000 | ' A als that 1 Seam to de I t Racing Plane Hot on Heels © the ‘ t told us of British Flyer eet : 2 PAI : 150 pairs Women’s Oxford right | ou p brown kidsk Laced style, welt soles. Draken sizes. _ cd at 50 pairs Boys’ Shoe black calfsh tor ; : style in sizes 11 to 51, the : “yh cong a 4 -50 pairs Growing Girls’ ft Bpe-| I f, tor K leather. Strap style, * : Sale. 21% to 7. n Howard | uid, “Our tax \ (DOWNSTAIRS STORE) : Expect Showers to ome “the iat har Blazes Women’s Radium and Jersey Silk Petticoats Pottery Boudoir Lamps — Reduced Yellow, Boudoir Andrew N. Andersen and Family, blue and black pottery amps An odd lot remains; $2.45, $2.95 in very desir- able styles reduced to $3.95. SILK lamps, SHADES to fit 50¢, T5e and $1.00. Waste Baskets At 39¢ Lach Waste izes, Bamboo and fancy saskets in three useful low-priced at 30¢. Dutch Harbor midnight Satur day night they attended Russian Ea |ter services at the Russian chapel de megane Flyers at Dutch Harbor Are A good selection of the most fashionable : colors in these radium and jersey silk Petti- Anxious to Be on Way ate “$2. 95 DUTCH HARBOI ens AY Trimmed in ruffles and tuck p Smart style A Maj. I 1 fa. ‘ k, A ' White China Salt and Pepper Shakers Reduced 25c Pair Decorated white china Salt and Pepper Shakers in pleasing shape. Gold band and enamel decoration. Reduced to 25¢ pair Teapots Reduced to 49c Earthenware Teapots with infuser; overglazed with blue pray decoration. Reduced to 19¢ each. EACH Rag, Cotton Chenille olla ttUGS LOW-PRICED IN THE DOWNSTAIRS STORE ERE are typical Downstairs Store values in low-priced | Rugs. A good choice of patterns and sizes awaits Tuesday shoppers. Oval Braided Cotton Rugs Rag Rugs in “Scatter” Sizes Well woven Rag Rugs, of Firmly woven, machine fresh, clean cotton rags in blue, stitched Rag Rugs, braided in pink, gray and gold with con- bright, cheerful hit-and-miss trasting borders. patternings. 24x36 inches, $1.15. 18x 86 inches, $1.95. inches, $1.65. inches, $2.65. 86x72 inches, $3.25. pa inches, $3.75. Cotton Chenille Rugs Reversible Printed Linoleum Rugs Burlap-back printed Linoleum Rugs in rug and par- quetry patternings. In pleasing, serviceable colors. 6§x9-foot, $6.95. 7-6x10-6, $10.95, cotton Chenille - Rugs in blue and gray, rose and gray and blue and tan colorings. Finished with fringe ends. $3.10. STAIR wood inches, DOWN —24x48 White China Cups and Saucers SPECIALLY PRICED At 125¢c Each (Pictured) DOWNSTAIRS STORE th | TWO FOUND DEAD LI 5 ANGLIRON Range equipped with the cele- brated Gas RE you id to try to || PORTLAND, April a eee een | bake «tha their throats cut, be ¢ ee = mana what to. baker? Cres May : HERE'S MORE ABOUT Puffs, for example? You 9 YT needn't be if you have a RE } LAGUE STARTS ON PAGE 1 aded for modification er, ple nut As a spread for bread andor the existing quarantine orders on | OSS UM fe ki d b: ki aa \¢ {fornia shipments into Washing: | 2 for cooking and baking but were denied their request.|1122 E. presentation of Seattle business | nix h ers and dairymen | which was | OVEN HEAT REGULATOR |}! And once you bake any dish |[| perfectly, you can bake it | thereafter with the same per- men, produce br also attended the to precede a Monda day $300 ening con week I will give Nucoa f 8 class len- ate the Ma-| B, ( fect results every time, mere aye A genet ; ly by setting the Red Wheel yng raphe at od The Wholesome Spread ‘eon ea hi ' © Invitation of temperature. for Bread the 6 Chamber of Commerce ‘ook a Whole ed by Dr. Pelton and nat on Its rich, delicate fat content ir... is supplied from the snowy rom home for And, you may do All. private and nder the supervision rench and be . hours. away $600 Cash and $300 in Diamonds Stolen Breaki ome had been robbed of diamond rings valued at) Johnson, 338 to the Guy Noble 45th st. and Uni DRUN y night, thiey ‘ong box and escape Ga, Saiitel, View| Tned toes Spruce st., reported that ing 1 on Sun-| High speed . | Monday N 22nd ave 1k '¢ haken mped from canning of’ fruits and ve; % SATURDAY | White meat of the cocoanut| Animal Contagion thru the wail 1 on foot tables fata 7 the J. Bauer tailoring supplies|plocks by Ps Diidae Gabher vend Yoate| |—the purest, most digest- Causes Big Losses | |aliop next door. ‘Tho wall.was too|and #1. 8. N than by any other method lible fat in the world. LOS A 3, April 28—Call-| strong and the thieves were unsuc-| him and selze Come in « oc k numbering 68,819 | ‘ul. his car has been stricken with t {mouth disease to date, to figures given out department of agriculture to: Only a Few Days More Albert Hansen’s Reorganization SALE cordir tate FREE FOR MEN AND WOMEN THIRD ANNUAL CONCERT ‘JY. MLC. A. ORCHESTRA 10 PIECES Naymond Burkholder, Conductor Tuesday, April 29 which have either 19,616; hog 18,402 , 412. Stricken animals have been found So 9 in 444 herds, the report dis | One new outbreak of the affecting 19 dair , was report ed today, in a herd near Clearwater, | in old infected territory. onse, | cows The finest quality flawless Serie cue it “ARREST MAN AS charging him with driving] HERE’S MORE ABOUT PARK STARTS ON PAGE 1 | f President 0. rd decl park be ted. are inadequ: ted, 1 is planning a camp K DRIVER | by the city.” cape After Crash- | Matthys said that Golden Gardens | ® Dutton of the children of Play se public sentiment behind the need for more park funds, he added Into Auto | park was purchased by the city coun. 4 ORO ENES ea hit) Jcil on its own Initiative, “We told Hy : and drunken driving|the council if {t purchased the tract Highton to Seale A ¥ caused the arrest of two men early jto sive us funds with which to oper-| Charles H, Heighton, republican | i q | ate it. Nothing was provided, but we| candidate for _licutenant-governor, | i A. Fleming, 42, negro chsutteds, 7 Be, iress a meeting at the qu W. B. Severyns Monday tha Methodist church ats ie d nothing of the wil Y night on the power 3 cl night anc 1 hi | 1 He wai 1 trolmen G sen ewell. They captured 1 a bottle of whisky in FREDERICK | é& NELSON - 5, tried to es from Patrolma P. Potter in | ]) rd, but found the police- | }] on notoreycle was faster than his |[} ufferty was captured and Sn Atte a Np al eet jailed on two ch of driving Attractive Values in at ‘One while drunk and spee t 47 miles | an hour ' “ee l | HERE'S Room-Size Seamless MORE ABOUT {"""eToe°" || AXMINSTER RUGS STARTS ON PAGE 1 $< $< —$ — ed Diamonds, Jewelry, American 8:15 P. M PHOE Ne Be! ? Apri ro 5 eye, Williamson from the wreck to the} [DESIRABLE patternings in the and Swiss Watche. . Ari disinfection of all railroad Fairview hotel, where he had gone (Ay ” py EYEE PY , 4 mous patterns, Sterling an¢ A Fenst of Good Munte a s from California, ax a pre Tracie UTRea ee rd Ardsley” quality Seamless Ax- eying ee Sreatren and mouth dlseaxo epidemic in that : ene ries J te Se a ate minster Rugs in the following room Jess than our usual reliable tate, became effective at 6 a oF MOO INE FOUND | sizes: Seattle tee pon Ve Ce ic sins, xing, Tame [Or Ree wee onshin| . © Only f Few Days More ‘our is lonaridedbere, i100 e |told a mute but eloquent story of -9. , Lighting Co. rte Fourth and Madison Jand Wickenberg, Inc in travelers the chase and Killing, The bottle 6x9-ft. 8-3x10-6 The Gas © Naty A fumigation in sealed cars sidetracked fee rareiediaice momenta ona | Spader i 993! 1518 Second Avenue Rotths pursed ; : I 6 wi | Stuart Building Visheesd- Pie and Pine The state's ban on CAl¢OrHIE mito: ride was still unidentified Mon- |]/ MA in-6767 ween . Sie pcos Rel re pe day, His mangled body was held |} i; : Ke : , by the coroner, He is desaribed as about years of age, What's in the Air Monday, April 28 9:40 10 1:30 3:30 to 4:40 7 NORMA TA in Her Gr Product m. m.; 8 KDZE KPC 1 Promise to Show the People 30 THE SANDWICH SHOP “THE WHITE FRO? KFOA—8:30 p.m. Komething new. Every man, womun and child is interested in this “ASHES OF V Ps aie ‘- a Ew A. Watch Miss Lowther's window demonstrations, daily - a KFHR—4:30 to 6:59 p. my 6:30 | from 3 to 6 p. m., except Sunday, 4 patti cla to 7:30 p,m | +MTARY on THY KIR—5:30 to 6:30 p. mz 7:30 to 406 UNION STREET ta anus weighing His shoes, if PACKED E days ago wit touring the N Mr. in Los Angel roe at th camp, Altho booked by the police as 18, the boy is said by his family to He told Chief of Police be only 16. in a black suit MeDonald ci and Mrs. , and dressed Ve dd wearing tan 9x12-ft. complexion was fair, | ame to Seattle a few h his family, whieh is} orthwest. His parents, | John McDonald, live| } © Woodiand park a (THIRD FLOOR)