The Seattle Star Newspaper, May 7, 1924, Page 5

cam! Mother's Day ||\vr“uxorneym~| RHODES Sunday DEPARTMENT STORE May 11th Attractions in Children’s Apparel Girls’ Gingham Dresses $1.50 their G 1 pretty assort- i checked hat girls are mmer wear. We 6 to 14 years. The; pink, blue, and self materials, electing Dresse have a very ment in come in gham: red and maize, trimmed with or- Selling af® $1.50 each Girls’ Dept-—Upper Main Floor gandy For the Wee Tot— Crib Blankets; white with 70¢. of them, made of heavy and trimmed with als Buntings; 2 ft pin 81.95. Vanta Vests: a apecis chase in wool and cot mixtures 6 : Sizes are 2 08e¢. 4 Princess Slips, made of bons ar effective 82.95. Be up t Infants’ Dept.—Upper Main Floor Boys’ Khaki Knickers Special 95c Boys’ Knicker Trousers of excellent grade khaki drill, well made and cut full, in sizes 6 to 16 years. Special for Thursday, at 95¢ a pair! Summer Blouses at 79c or 2 for $1.50 100 Boys’ Blouses of good quality percales, cham- bray and khaki, in regulation and sport styles, but not each style in every color or material. Durably made Blouses in sizes 6 to 16 years. Choice, 79¢ Hosiery Dept.—Main Floor or 2 for $1.50. Boys Let Woodlawn Flowers carry your tender- est thoughts and love to your Mother—the sweetest Mother in the world—on this day, created in her honor. All flowers are appropriate for Mother's Day—Send her the flowers she loves best. Order Now for Dependable Flowers Out-of-Town Delivery at Sensible Prices Woodlawn Deliveries “Always on Time!” Children’s Hose Children's weight Cotton Hose with reinforced and toes, in black and pair, 35¢ or 3 pairs for $1.00. medium Altho he has been dispossessed—unjustly, he thinks—of heels seven feet of a city lot for nearly a quarter of a century, Charles W. Angel, 2226 N. 56th st., hasn't let it lose him a single night’s sleep. He and his wife figure a line fence dispute isn't worth losing sleep over. Boys’ medium and —Photo by Frank Jacobs, #tar Staff Photographer weight Cotton Howe with dc Today the reporter commends to|ords that which proves that the seven ble knees, heels and toes © the case of Charles W.| (eet belong to Mr. Angel black and cor¢ a, A pair “And now,” he continues 50¢. ked why I do not take the mat ro Mr. Angel has be-|tor to the courts again for adjudica ! wrongfully dinpot-|tion. For the simple reason that it eased 0 n feet of a city lot and| requires money to hire lawyers, and ever missed a single night's|1 have it not | lee over it “ 70 years of age, lay claim| Flo er Shop her Mr. Angel has or hasn't |¢ | rived of the seven feet of| pati. t matter very much. The| y Second oer Main 0663 with Mra, Can 56th at be o lives it will Children’s mercerized Lisle Hose in plain and fancy ribbed weaves. Colors are cor dovan, champa. polo, pip: ing rock, elk, black and white A pair, 50¢. honest, por own, But I t he has been wine |) Dept.—Main Floor Rear d and sleep e money than the land's | nights Some folks, in Mr. Angel would have worried anc around, spent their money on law yers and become embittered. The old baker and his wife take| the other view: “What's seven feet shoes, | * Mr. Angel, who runs siawell bakeshop, has g taxen and improvement | aasessments on the seven feet—but | that hasn't worried him, elther. The city has charged him up with ® 30-| o¢ tang beside a clear conscience and foot lot, while he's enjoyed only @| spiyey tos nights? ? | 22-foot lot, he says TWO STORES. seven f won ont. And now, sayn| the 70-year-old philosopher, the own Jewelry Shop ‘and Cafe Are, Stuck Up by Thugs | er of the extra land virtue of| a ae | court order, has placed on the rec-| Police searched Wednesday for | THURSDAY WIRELESS PROGRAM OF MUSIC FEATURES 5 BILLS || armed thugs who, last evening and |this morning, staged two daring rob beries and got safely away, Two (Copyright, 1924, by United Press) DKA, Pittsburg, 326 meters, § +. S. T.—The Apollo rus, Harvey Gaul con New York, 429 meters, | | bandits Tuesday evening walked into , B, 8. T.—-Vinoent Lopez || J, Omaye'n jewelry store at 224 his Hotel Pennsylvania or- || Washington st., took watches, chains, | ra rings and $19 in monty and walked WIP, Philadelphia, 509 meters, || out again. | pm, BE. 8. T, Three men entered the Olympla t direct from cafe, 114 first ave., Wedesday mots | ry jing, held up N. Kamada, Japanese, Louis, 646 meters, 8 p. || at a gun's point, and took $87 from| 8, T.—Concert by chorus, || the cash register, They escaped, too. | giee club and «quartet of Eden Police still are searching hospitals Evangelical seminary from the |] for a bandit who ta believed to have | been wounded by a watchman while he was running from the Co-opera- | tive grocery store in Bothell Tuesday | morning. The bandit got Haag Young Coming BE. J. Young, general manager of the Tacoma Gas Co., will speak to} members of the Engineers’ club Thursday noon. are 14 monuments in Bcotland. to the What’s in the Air WEDNESDAY, MAY 7 KDZ 2:30 to 140 p. m. KFJC—320 to 430 p, m; p. m. KFHR—420 to 5:39 p. m.; 6:30 o 7:30 p. m, KIR—6:30 to 6:30 p. m. $30 p. m KFOA— amallest borough is With 951 Inhabitants. MR. N. Yow “ and Surgeon. | haes Chinese roots and | pherte {5 treating diseases of men and "womes. Specializes in stomach trouble and | other ailmente, SN. Yow Chinese Memedy are a BL cars | $:30 EYES EXAMINED 7:30 to $:20 p.m A silver wire one-twelfth of an Inc jin diameter can support a weight of ‘188 pounds | Program EKastern A Special Purchase of Spring Styled Suits in Semi-Tailored and Boyish Models Augmented by Reduced Numbers from Regular Stock! , 390 metors, Evening pro. gram, including Singers’ club, Liddicoat'’s Banjo club and the Red Apple club of Detroit. ‘What's Best for a Bad Stomach? | | Nine-tenthe of indigestion, sourn | burn, et | excess of Artificial digesten: | are not need FULLER’S PURE PREPARED PAINT @ perfect paint, and is unsurpassed for durability. le shades to select from COLORS priced at ....$1.10 priced at ....$3.90 Albatross (QUAKE IN SOUTH California Towns Shaken | by Sharp Shock - A Great Buy at $24.50 WHITTIER, C May earthquake shock, one startling shake that rumbled like a far- off | mnonading, was felt here at 8/ o'clock today. | The temblor was felt as far away | as Sante Fe Springs, Rivera,| Montebello and other outlying| 25 de- WHITE Quart, priced at Gallon, priced at .. $1.20 15 I stomach troubi as, SPECIAL VALUE Wall Finish | paisomine Brushes ish; can be easily applied | by anyone, Choice of white ~ at $ ] 69 | or 12 colors. 5 Ib. pkg. . File ae hi B special Thursday. 4-ineh; good quality black bristle, metal bound; | i a! ________ 43c 6x2%-ineh block, 5%4-inch handle, This price ts Make Mrs. Harding Certainly, there is one just for you in this array of Suits designed of Poiret twills, tweed mixtures, tricotines, pin striped and novelty suitings. Sizes are 16 to 44. Ordinarily you would pay much more for duplicates of these garments. t at $24.50. Choice for this event at $: Riise iit considerably less than you pay for an ordinary flat brush, comfort and live Feltet from Acid Btomack Press Club Member The declartain made by Mrs. Flornece Kling Harding, widow of the Inte president, that she, too, Good Kidneys MOST PEOPLE $5.00 GRISWOLD CAST ALUMINUM PREFER Peroxide Soap Unexcelled for the hath, poo and toilet; cleanses bleaches the skin, Spe- dal Thursday only TEA KETTLES Reduced to Made extra equipped with safety cover; surface is electrically treated. The Griswold will not absorb grease or become discolored. A wonderful value at this low price. Round Glass Refrigerator Bowls WITH At a Bargain 8 A most handy set for the kitehen. COVERS Price Thursday finish, heavy glass USE! “WHITE KING” Set of 3—83c Can be put to 80 many uses; made of smooth Gold-Dust Washing Powder Fine for gen eral cleaning. “It takes so little” Small size pkg. Special 2 Large 45c house Special Pkgs. BISURATED |MAGNESIA CAN'T BEAT “TIZ” WHEN FEET HURT Just take your shoes off and then put those weary, shoe-crinkled, ach- ing, burning, corn-pestered, bunion- tortured feet of yours in a “Tiz" bath. Your toes will wriggle with Joy; they'll look up at you and al- most talk and then they'll take an- other dive in that “Tiz” bath. When your feet feel like lumps of lead—all tired out—Just try “'Tiz." It's grand—tt's glorious. Your feet will dance with joy; also you wiil find all pain gone from corns, cal- louses and bunions. There's nothing ke “Ti.” It's the only remedy that draws out all the polsunous exudations which putt! up your feet and cayse foot torture. | A few cents buys © box of “T at any drug or department store— don't wait, Ah! how glad your feet get; how comfortable your shoes feel, Advertisement, thru her yeara of close collaboration in newspaper work with Mr, Hard- ing, felt she could qualify “as a member of the profession,” résult ed, Thursday night, in her being elected to honorary life membership in the Seattle Press club. ne SKY-GAZERS TO SEE PLANET CROSS FACE OF SUN WEDNESDAY erties citizens had smoked Glasses and small telescopes ready Wednesday afternoon to catch the first views of the planet Mercury crossing the face of the sun, The phenomenon, known acien- tifleally out at the University of Washington observatory as a “transit” and not an eclipse, will bo visible for about eight hours, beginning at 1:43 p,m. Mercury makes this trip in front of the sun about 12 times in a century. 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