The Seattle Star Newspaper, May 6, 1924, Page 5

MAY 6 : seca! UNBAUM'B _GRUNBAUM BROS po AVENUE BETWEEN PIKE AND PINE ay nvenient Paym nts | r Xe , Auto Wreck Blasts Girl’s Beauty Seattle Actress-Model Awarded $100,000 for the Charms; Scratches Mar Face Loss of DEPARTMENT STORE Quick Quick Meal Ranges Also Mean Quality and Service NISHE m gray us rang whit of satistuctory wervice and are heat, rust and con proof. Th yen ven and the heat, place s range in a class by ft oe baking, You will © own one. even oven Liberal Credit Easy Terms Regulator Makes Cooking a Pleasure Forty-four different tem. peratures. ABSOLUTELY under your contre entire meal ts cooked JUS RIGHT at fers fuel « Jess work and NO WO RY. The Quick Mra! Gas } Range equipped with the Lorain Oven Heat Regu Jobar ts the ideal in kitch en perfection. $64.50 sv A Liberal Allowance on Your Old Stove in Exchange Special Clearance of Silk and Wool Dresses 41 Garments $25 OO Stylish the Mor- after Phili ver Follies 18 i $100,000 from All Models arranged group of Dresses was selected from higher priced and includes 41 clever spring models of tricotine, poiret crepe satins and Cantons, in sizes 16 to 44. There are browns and gra among them. Women who select dresses group Wednesday will certainly find them wonderful values at p tock in odd size twills, wool crepes, blues, blacks, from this $25 $25. |Fats Take Hope; Even Science Favors Obese Apparel Dept.—Second Floor A Srecial Purchase of Omar I Indestructible Pearls An Ideal Gift for the Girl Graduate 200 Strands $3.45 would be difficult to select a more gift for the June graduate than a set of these beautiful Indestruct- ible Pearl P zads, They come in 27-, 30- and 36-inch strands, and are grad- uated. T) cy are neatly arranged in an attractive rectangular shaped jewel box with tray, as sketched. Priced very low at $3.45. Shades are cream and rose. 150 Strands $4.95 100 strands of Indestructible Pearls in 27- and 30-inch lengths, in) fancy oval cases, as sketched, and 50 strands 36 inches long that are not in boxes. The: have a patent catch, white gold clasp, and come in shades of cream and rose. Exceptional values at $4.95. Jewelry Dept—Main Floor eam Bros. Furniture Co. more ght Bar tifa Ineo Ieeg. exhausted ts of exposure ir slimmer brothers. of welght Increases with the temperature. Drinking {ee in but and than hot we they feel aftor-etfe the Lows th ip Morgan Plant, young millio , thua to compensate her. She got Owing to the smaller rooms now- large pictures aro proving Snow ts white because ita cryntals | ™! and prisms reflect only the white | $100,000. light rays. An this tri 2 from kr black and wt 1th has now been the realm of “cc i put auto wreck that sent her] 2 " * h wiedge” an hurtling from Plant's machine three bd water rest weight, and, restored | | Nine thousand years ago t of Stockholm was beneath t years a s0 wrecked, w en PEETED Ei hi bi hd Plant It appropriate 15, 99:60, 16:90, 11:30 =. 1:45, 3, La ied 1 p= DUKE TO. ENTERIMU SEATTLE BANK Istate Inspector to Resign; Goes to Dexter Horton MUST DETOUR ON ROAD A YEAR County Can’t Build Span, Says Prosecutor Engiheer McCrory | Called by Death William B. McCrory, ansistant city engineer, died at the Norwegian =| pital Monday, follow a week. McCrory, old, has been employed by tho et Jatnce 1906. He ts survived by bh wife, Mrs, Stella McCrory, 6537 tine ave., and three sma Funeral arrangements hay been made every Wednesda Saturday ev hall, best musto, vices, Where all dancers go. “TAUGHT $4.00 art Monda. H. steps taught. Plenty of practice; no embarrassment sews all hours. Take advantage of our Low F this week. Phos 14-0250 >, Duke, state supervisor of Re or Matic comm sim Doug n his post June 3 n has of fonal bank, of Se- enident the | no lbridge, tra |road must Hart name | This was th |, deputy supervisor, it became known | will tion lowing discussion of the bt ble by commissionesr and the Embroidered Vest Patterns Women’s Full-Fashioned ed him, pros. Edwin M. Knowles’ Decorated SETS AND MATCHINGS 44 OFF _ Wednesday Is the Last Day of Sale 8Piece Monterey White Semi-Porcelain DINNER SET in the white Ranson pattern. A featured value for Wednesday at SHINO FLOOR POLISHER AND WALL DUSTER APPLY EARWIG BAIT NOW! “Kaseno” Earwig Bait Recommended by the Washington State Department of Agriculture, 15 Ib. sack "$1 Use Hydrated Lime To sweeten up the ground, 9 5 c 50 Ib. sack. PEP FERTILIZER lawns Unetcelied for use on polished or ‘Wated floors and linoleum; ehemically | {reated; the dust and polishes bg surface. A big value Wednesday 83c 50 ARCADE BALL-BEARING, SELF-SHARPENING Lawn Mo welts UNDERPRICED The Arcade is a beautiful, high-speed machine; 101-inch drive wheels, 6-inch reel and 5 knives of 16-inch size ... 17-inch size ... highest grade tool steel. . $12.49 . $12.98 be in charge of the| vities of the Seattle He was for with the Union ane, and with the | Palouse Crippled by Gorns? Use “Gets-It” Greatest |Corn | | | wonderful how “Getsl Put a few drops of “Gs + hurting corn and Presto! ‘The pain ato once forever. No matter how long rns, how bad they. may bee whether. bar or what you have tried, believe this fi pain at once, soon y right off with the finge ‘oxts. but a trifle e. Lawrence & C 0,, Chicaro {s old in this city at the ‘o,, and the nine Bartell Drug vertinement Money back oid everywhere. etal that emerge prosecutor ruled t gineer Beema sioners a bridge y time, no anwhile, work on the fill ts held up, while the county obtains ands on which to make it. 9 to 45 Years oe Term for Banker | WICHITA, Kans, May 6.—Sen-| tence of nine to 45 years and a fine of $45,000 was imposed on former President John Richardson, of the) defunct American State bank, here yesterday as a result of his recent conviction on a charge of accepting | deposits when he knew the bank to] be Insolvent. Attor for Rich-) ardson are Preparing an appes | oe Thief Leaves Ring, | but Takes Out $200) “A fair exchange is no robbery,” appears to be the motto of a thief! who entered tho home of J. I ens, 364 John st. early y| morning, thru a window, He left a) woman's ring that did not belong there and took away $200 in cash| and a small quantity of jewelry. | Lawton Resolution Again Is Held Up City council has postponed discus jon on a re tion concerning rt Lawton, introduced by Coun- iiman A, L, Cohen. The document asks the government, in the event \that the fort is abandoned, to turn Our Well-fitting Glisees ‘DRS. H. C. and MM. CURRY and DR. E. M. BENSON Optometrists and Opticians isfaction Guaranteed | Whether you ore fitted with 4), 85.00 of B10 mlnanen, No Chorue for Examination Same Old Location Senttle Since 1008 de Hd. MA In- | | | the land over to the city of Seattle ddition, it approves the policy ndoning small military posts, RECITALS SHARING HONORS ON RADIO WITH BIG DINNER SDAY (Copyright, i by United Press) y York, 405 meters, . T.—Dinner , ausplees of the New York chapter, Knights of Columbus. KSD, St. Louis, 646 meters, 8 p.m. C. 8. T—Concert by the Western Military Academy band. WJAX, Cleveland, 390 meters, T.--Organ recital and municipal organ by Edwin Arthur Kraft, WHB, Kansas City, 411 meters, 8p peclal pro- gram quartet, meters, ryann noprano, Golden West Commandery band m. C, by the Ministers | $1.65 Beautiful vest patterns of a knit rie material tn orch: Thess » de: nplete glos peach, ered in varic minutes’ neediew tractively priced at $1.65 Silk Dept-—Upper Mai White Silk Hose $2.00 The “White” season is here! While selecting your white shoes do not overlook the wonderful line of Women's White Silk Hosiery we carry at $2.00 a pair! We also carry a nice assortment of Seml-fashioned Whito Silk Hose at $1.50, and of Silk and Glos at $1.00 a pair, Main Floor heavy quality n elther flesh, are embroid, signs, A few es them. At in Floor WEDNESDAY’S ETHER OFFERINGS MARKED BY VARIED NUMBERS by United Press) 405 mete " igmund diow, vio- musical (Copyright ‘OR, D p.m. E. Spaeth and God linist, in interpretative lecture. KSD, St. Louis, 546 meters, 9 p.m. C. 8. T.—St. Paul Church band of Waterloo, Is KDKA, Pittsbury 8pm ES. 7 Mendelssohn choir, WTAM, Cleveland, 390 meters, 7:30 p,m. musical pro; by Gov. Dor ager Hopkins. KHJ, Lon Angeles, 8 p.m. P. fantry band 6 meters, Concert of the 995 meters, xteenth In- acid is a component of therefore a splendid Carbonic {snow, which is fertilizer, TEETH EXTRACTION FREE duces Our whalebone rubber, which does you have two or more teeth. Natural Rubber, set of teeth Gum Lyke Rub) duction of the human gum, set of teeth Go WN 5.00 ‘perfect repro- .00 BUDGE $4, 00 Mop our ni patronage is recommended b; early patients, whore work is still giving good sat- work guaranteed for 15 Hxamination free, Open 9 to 6 Dally and 9 to 12 Sunday | OHIO DENTISTS 207 University Corner Second Ave, Over Wash, Savings & Trust Co, oars, not cover the roof of the mouth if) One hundred pounds of wheat pro- duces 70 pounds of flour. |Five-Year-Old Is | Hero; Saves Boy | YAKIMA, May 6.—Five-year-old |dward Arnold, Jr., was proclaimed] |us a hero hero today, following the | discovery that he saved his 4-year- | old playmate, Jimmy Cowan, son of | Mayor James Cowan, of Naches | City, from death last Saturday aft- when he rescued the lad from an_ irrigation Snow prevents plants coming frostbitten. Neuritis the Nerve-Wrecker Those who have experienced the agony of a well-developed case of neuritis know its baneful influence upon the entire nervous system. |Many sufferers, tortured in mind and body and driven to despair by the ravages of this insidious disease, have finally sought relief through self-destruction. The first indication of neuritis is usually harp, cutting pain in the shoulder, neck, forearm, thigh or leg, sometimes accompanied by sore- ness in the muscles, stiffness in the joints or numbness'in the hands or If you suffer from neuritis, don’ experiment! Take Eopa Neuritis Tablats—a treatment that has prov- yen its merit in hundreds of stub. [born cases. Indorsed by many lead- ) ing physicians. uaranteed to be free You dj ftom narcotics and coal’ tar prod- me uet Price, $1.00. Sold in Seattle artell Drug Stores and all other ding dru pgs Boericke & Run- Francisco.—Ad- from be- | ernoon, younger | ditch, | ‘The boys were playing beside the {ditch when the loose dirt caved in] and Jimmy Cowan was thrown into |the water. Edward, at the risk of |falling into the ditch, reached out and grabbed his playmate by the | wrist and pulled him to safety. sole on yon ve vertlsemients "ete that Panco keeps ws e001 i in summer, warn DR. EDWIN J. BROWN'S thet they won't slipj DENTAL OFFICES and wear an amazingly } 106 Columbia St. ‘ i Seattle's —that you've got a shq) Leading Dentist superior to leather og} for a Than 31 soles, If you're not # Panco solt today. See your repairma: Panco army of wearers, P. sole mates Ne ses * aoler—ge mn ‘ol et them too’ sg gh, fife for stomach, herd ache, colds, rheumatiom, rvousnens, — catarrh, cough and’ blood dia- ‘Treat with ne- t ba. No dri M, Hise We Chinese Medlet £08 James Bt, Cor. Beattie, Wash: Phowe BL tot-1998" rah