The Seattle Star Newspaper, May 9, 1924, Page 3

i r"" ’ ba THE BON CHE THE GROTE-RANKIN CO, B all BaRGain BASEMENT |b ae | EXTRA! EXTRA! NEW! BRYTONIA CAPE $45.79 Beautiful Capes! Remarkably Low Priced! A Hundred and Fifty et This old tree kept its secret well. But inquisitive boys, playing around ite trunk, dis- Ree) covered a cleverly concealed opening down at the base. Prohibition Agent John Marcwn I j 50 crawled thru the hole ayd discovered considerable moonshine had been cached within the na Sale « massive sycamore. All this in the exclusive Highlands residential district in Louisville, Saturday Novelty buckle fastenings good full sweeps—gray and tan mufflon collars—novelty braid trimmed collars, eee womanemels Candy stripes of tan and rose —green and gray—blue and gray. Almond green, silver, beige, new Mohawk, wine, black and sand. TRIMMED AND SPORT Ky. Federal authorities say it was a supply station for rum-running automobiles, Roy White, upon whose property the tree stands, was arrested. GERMAN HOTELS WIFE’S KISS TELLS OFFICERS IDENTITY A ix SCIENTIFICALLY constructed semi-double deck Spring that conforms to the natural curves of the | body—a Spring built up of ninety-nine resilient coil urely tied and noisel Boys’ Khaki springs SS. if ae Every Spring guaranteed to give long and satisfac- |} ug KNICKERS CUT PRICES OF PRISONER SOUGHT SERVICES tory service. All sizes are in this offering—Every |}, } i 9 asl ¥" I nal vid Phelps 3 Spring an exceptional value. 4 eae & 1.4 Exchange Rate Drives Trade || dock a» ho tett the steamstin a. 1/ American Overseas Ceme- _Fine quality—sises 8 to to France and England mack on the cheek teries Nearly Completed 1 xe A Special Purchase of Sheriffs Ed Hughe ars moved fr N, May 9.—Memorial By CARL D, GROAT Here are. real bargains—it's not * often you get a 9 * for American soldiers . ‘ 2 chance tke this! s Men's Athletic m as s overseas will be held : f combined with low . M jen. W. HL ry prion, ‘Bix variety Union S quariepemiter game ears ; of materials, trimmings and colors. 6 reason for thi od $ ' Close fitting pokes, off-the-tace styles— . C that not only are fe s from the American com-|I! | Price 4 ” bobettes—and matron styles. Suits to Paris and the R fficers working at the io q If skillful workmanship and artistic able rate of exchange, bi in France, the one in Reduced to 7 ability mean anything to you, you will be first in our Millinery Madras striped—sizes 36 themselves are over nd and the one in Belgium, ® Vv 6 — Department Saturday! to 4. | Mis: Fa Ged Gir beker nine a Lamps that will give a decorative t of the work has been com glow to your bedroom—Lamps that ed and everything will be in} would be effective on your mantel. noecagiendle oe Presgies Their metal bases are finished in attractive colorings and the shades are of harmonizing silk. Each Shade ae finished with colored crystal pend- f «in both. Dell-|30, ants—especially low priced for im- = 2 latest re - e ES Has been unknown |ports to the war department show mediate disposal. —Basement Store BP = No more bodies will be returned to thls country except in occassic traffic ans back from France report with something akin to am: that they are metrop Further ompared t France, h mundane things as te. ermany now sup. the ed in and the Riviera ore, they 2,000 Pairs Children’s and Misses’ PLAY SANDALS and OXFORDS ea an Germany has scarce! and/|stances where an unknown grave is ‘! er 1 guests in m manner |\ Incidentally, there is a | identifie time, five years which make them yearn to return. | v flood of '¥ hg The hotel men, how time—perfumes, cham-| about two , the depart-| ning t 0 the » wilke and the Iike—all |ment repor 173 THe navane and are doing their utm ht substantial German marks| - | foreign trade. Furthermore, ix no longer the systematic Sizes, 5 to 8; BY, to ross the border with ‘!e) Automobiles Killed clo ty ampaign | ohh OES (yD ae | . | pane Brown elk leather inflation period. An a result, the | New Advertising |_NE RK, May %—Approx- | imately 00 lives were lost in auto. | foreigner can now travel in safety | and comfort, with slurs, as arule. & gets a bad deal | cited nationalis in € many ha with uskide soles — wears better than @& 7 E i leather. These soles = aie ane when worn out can be resoled by any shoemaker or cobbler any- where. The uskide soles are guaranteed not to rip. In addition to this uskide sole there is a grain leather sole between the foot and the uskide. These are really sturdy shoes and will give lots of hard wear. for Foreign Mart mold tn fo 193, ace oe BOSTON, Mass, May 9—A ew | to the figures of the Nationa jureau ° export advertiing exhibit, contain’ (of Caruaty and surety enderweitern 11 Tree Special Values From ling features shown for the first|This does not include grade-crossing | no in the United States, has been |Accidents in which autos figure. selthctadaccnves Macaw : rranged for the 11th national for.| These included would raise tho total = | azar, 8 aaa five cae eat ‘au we tell] the Blectric A ppliance Section jand 6, in connection with the adver. | 2.000 over the 1923 record. | Electric | tising session in foreign trade, to be} Percolator $3 95 |hetd June 6. — ~ : of txport advertising 1s a new art in| Don’t Spoil Your Child's é foreign trade. In the old days, for Hair by Washing It A new Colonial shape of pure Aluminum of six-cup jeign trade advertising was done by| oa | dents in 1923, according | rom but in all the underg: Children’s 74 e © capacity, with guaranteed heati: Age 6) Gi rls’ S rin ]& vessel coming into port and dis-} When you wash children's hair||| © lie Ms be eating element. Unusual Oc Ss f | playing its wares on board ship, in-|be careful what you use. Many value. i Warns Against Doping Stomach|viting merchants and citizens to}soaps and prepared shampoos con- | Electric ‘ 3 for $1.00 With Artificial Digestents examine samples. ‘This port, the!tain too much free alkall, which is| io TAA ATTO home of American foreign trade, {8/ very injurious, as it dries the scalp | e E iors ONDE «. nutfer, elther oe-| filled with memorles of this old.time|,oq’ maian tne hate faite 4 ; ‘ § é english rib me ; tyle of advertising. | . ||| Brightly nickel-plated Iron in a new, convenient with faney jacquard tops. Tho best thing to use in Muplsi- |}! v Assorted colors, Sizes 7 | Kreeable diets, pat- |, The advertising exhibit consists of | req cocoanut oil shampoo, for this|]| style, evenly balanced—heating element guaranteed; ee to 914, lent he use of harmful |tWo parts: An exhibit of American/is pure and entirely greaseless. It|{| complete, with detachable plug. Very special value. yk bs |drugs, stomach tonics, medicines and | prepared export advertising material, |iy inexpensive and beats anything ||| ae tificial digestentas, and instead, and an exhibit of foretgn prepared} : i y . Sizes 7 to 14 {ten given in advertising material used by com.|*#@ all to pieces, : Electri¢ H and 2 to 6. Men’s rated Magnesia |Petitors of American exporters. | that ta reqtitea.;Bhapiys Monte || Toaster ie ( Not every Ov meals with) The foreign exhibit consiste Of] ) 0's. "Sth water amd rub it in, (tf r i . size in every LJ er- ‘Jonger troubles chem, they are apie | 2nical eaamplen of forelan adver: yt.” an “abundance ot rich,|{| ‘Turns the toast automatically; has enclosed side to 2 style. alls . to eat as they please and they enjoy| Word, and comprising posters carte |oreamy lather, which cleanses thor-|{/ speed up toasting; heating element guaranteed; com- {ff Practical, good looking Coats—well made, Made Sati ise d Magnesia neve oughly, and rinses sy ely. 7 plete with cord. Exceptional value. —Basement Store jf? of reliable wool materials—Tweeds and Po- Q of heavy whi ' hair dries quickly and evenly, an Z laires. Mostly tan shades—a few mixtures: back denim — two - seamed mee cEataec which i READ TO UNCLE is soft, fresh looking, bright, fluffy, : All are fully lined. lege--ciees BS fo tt. tained from any good drug store,| Uncle Jack asked little Colla if|Wwavy and easy to manage. Besides, || H will Instantly neutralize the stom-|ghe didn't want him to play with |it loosens and takes out every par-|]| ly reo hea HE Fp habbo Pease gar ad PAPE ticlo of dust, dirt and dandruff. You ||| H but the slightest pain or discomfort. | “Oh, no," she said, “we're playing |can get Mulsitied cocoanut of! sham-||/ 3 5] Try this plan yours: but be certain / Indian, and you're no use ‘cause|poo at any drug store, and a few * Eastern Jobber Ss Samp es fo aiid tvenan prov ntomaeiinee | 3 v'ro acalped already."—U ni te‘l|ounces will last for months.—Adver- is Lg Advertisement. "| presbyterian, tisement. Hi Women’s an ildren’s Koni | 4 SPECIAL SALE ON | t ‘ | tea . Rexoid Cord Tires §]| ia ‘ iI) ‘ A THERMOID PRODUCT \ ee These are strictly FIRST-CLASS CORD TIRES with a manufacturer’s 7 Cc O | standard warranty. TIRES TUBES || ee 30x34 REGULAR........:...$ 8.75 $1.50 118 : About Wholesale Price! 30x34 OVERSIZE, Cl........ an 1.50 | Le 1 “ | t Purchased specially for this event. Included are fine ribbed Vests of plain mer- 30x34 e SiSewceet RE it iil ; cerized lisle; fine ribbed Union Suits in various styles—cotton and mercerized, 32x34 ice EE Ae in Y-7E*) . a e ‘ i) silk top Union Suits; fine ribbed Union Suits for boys and children; vests and 31x4 ae Biss eee 4.50 2.00 i) Carria eS hi ' pants. 32x4 “ SS. sucess 15.75 2.00 | { q 33x4 A S:SvEv 16.25 2.00 | oe 3 New Lingerie 32x44 4 S85 dc<s520:00 2.25 | SPECIAL i Boys 2-Pants | 33x44“ S.Siccicsget.00 2.25 i Overblouses 34x4, SiS. suse es 21.50 2.25 | ) a Ls Dainty’ new iousee’ of 33x5 sf 58. 26.00 2.50 5 ia at cade ton i MD BO 35x5 “ 8.8.11... 26.50 2.50 | i med with frills, tueks— Siren Mail Orders shipped C, 0. D. without deposit. FREE SERVICE. _ Mothers will choose them not only because the price |f; 4 % Hat toute rlal crochet tow Seyeral car loads of REXOID CORD TIRES have been sold in. this | is attractive, but for their other attractive features. |] oy and Val. lace, vicinity and all have proven very satisfactory. | ~-Large rubber-tired wheels ‘ 4 | —Resilient springs ‘ ; PIKE STREET TIRE SHOP Ret tie | 4 ° —Neat, harmonizing linings i 4 “ Men s All-Wool $3 25 —Closely woven fibre yee and top i Suits lit 1. Coats . O. STANDRING, Prop. | —Painstaking finish in old ivory Rie ma ie ata wi pees ine SPORT COATS kety—k Saat mix. Phones—EL lot-7264 bi seilima hs , | ‘or French gray 13 fal cut. A. big amoriment of light and dark | | With V-necka- two pocketo—tn heather mix EL lot- 2495 Seattle Pike and Boren | Carriages that are worth a great deal more than jf) | in a mn we feature them at. <Fitth Moor |p ‘ ic ial isin stein Sienna cia eda