The Seattle Star Newspaper, May 14, 1924, Page 4

PAGE 4 Big Still and Couple Taken in Dry Raid omg oR ONE MAN GETS AWAY Sweaters Dresses Waists Draperies Coats Kimonas Stockings Ginghams Skirts Curtains Coverings Everything Diamond Dyes =e Each 15 cent package of Courts Fine and Jail Other Liquor Offenders erve 63 days in jail t any woman ca whether it t# linen, cotton, or any|he was unable to pay a $100 f Worn, faded things new, eve mixed goods. Diamond Dyes 1 1 I 40, an. elect and has never dyed before Buy Li ind | streak, spot, fade, or hom Advertis A Adama, 47, a clerk, + en Dyes—no other kind—t perfect | ment tenced to serve 60 t " — = as | ty and pay a fine $100 T day, b ge Gordon, f Children us | Cry for 22 oe" targy haxeria, Evan Dawa, Joseph Him Tom Doran, arrested in a Mquor raid t agents near Auburn Mon ht. when } af 1 Tuesday whi , $1,000 bonds before Uni J States Commissioner Bowma w based on & secret nm at y 5 Doran w ra a — . SS avers TN ’ listiliery. 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BAND AND CHORUSES FEATURE THURSDAY’S RADIO MUSIC BILLS THURSDAY || Copyright, 1924, By The United New York (493 meters), 15, B. 8. T—Hunter ool. lege chamber musie coure, with the Leo Schulz string orchestra, $25 Plates $10 Cut to $8 Crown and Bridgework Cut to With Our Regular 15- Year Guarantee SO NOW IS THE TIME While Our Prices Are Cut in Half Come in and sec for yourself we are not 1g cheap work, but the same high class work, using the best materials obtainable, DR. H. 0. DANFORD, Mgr, Second Ave. and James St, MA In-2736 sp. m, |. T.-Cello recital by Frederick Goerner. WIP, Philadelphia (609 meters), police band, followed by concert of Haverford Choral society. the St. Louis public schools, with chorus of 700 voices, WOS, Jefferson City (440.9 me. ters), 8 p, m, C. 8, T—Program from Journalism week of the Uni. versity of Missouri by direct wire from Columbia, Mo. DANCING TAUGHT $4.00 De Honey Beautiful Academy Pike at 13th Summer Classes Start Monday and Thursday B 8:80 Private Lensons All Hours Seattle's Recognized hs \ 9) School DIG DANCH every Saturday Eve, Where All Good Dancers Go Phone KA at-0260 The Seattle Star MA JONG COUPON Clip this Coupon from Tho Star for two consecu- tive days. Fill out with Your name and address and bring or send {t to The Btar office, 1307 Seventh Avenue, with 60 cents. (fail fgets 100 extra.) This will entitle you to one Pip abso \ose) The ORIGINAL pede Lath Se te Malted Milk AMIEL TAA TIN ipa) ihsdtaiyaaieed sc iecessseotesses soecstos ADDRESS oc cc cc cece sseessseneseenteetreeseesesesesbaenes PHONE NO.... ‘tlble=No Cooking. A Li Avoid Imitations — $100, and Frank Kelly, Willlam| ‘Doctor Tells How to Strengthen 2:9" WOMEN AGENTS" VOLLEY WOMEN! DYE WORN, *°tNTs. vou Week’s Time, in Many Instances 2. "ees >. Herbeman announces. | jothes missing when he| leaves Crystal Pool. Friends help} diplomas at graduation exercises at| ist church Tuesday night. | 715 p. m., BE. 8. T.—Philadetphia |} KSD, St. Louis (546 meters), 8 || p.m. C, 8, T.—Musio fostival of || THE SEATTLE 5 TAR Launching a Most Unusual Sale for Summer 400 Pure Linen Dresses for Fy UNDREDS of delighted customers will make this a record-breaking sale. With every dress thoroughly tailor- made, fit guaranteed—newest style—practical—easily cool—wearable and comfort- able—many women are going to purchase two or three. All are straight-line models; hems deep, sleeves short, three-fourths or sleeves at all. Shapes Gardens of charn cornes, cloches, large shapes for sunny days. Crepes, falile silks, halr and lace, taffeta Materials ind leghorn combinations, embroidered Gold motre on taffeta, Ince drapes, Trimmings ribbon motifs, buckles, Colors—in all three groups—wood, brown, beige, orchid, blue, zinc, navy, green, sand, brown, gray, copen, poudre blue; also, white, and black and white. 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Trimmings ribbon cocardes, mah jong ornaments, hair D—Black hair braid I—Orchid pleated braid. and shadow lace, Crepe de Chine, 5.95. 9.95, E—Cloche of pleated J—White Crepe de brown Canton, Chine, finely pleat- 7.95. ed; 9.95. ri MecDougal |-fouthwick SECOND FLOOR crown and brim Materials Rawak felts, embroidered taffetas, braid sail- Misses and Women tubbed are no Every dress purchased makes a thoroughly-pleased cus- tomer, in Trimmings—unusual and dis- tinctive— Colors: bright and clean, —coral —peach -hand em- —contrast —orchid —gray broidery — linen collars han ali ti —fancy braid and cuffs on Nth advisor eased his —filet laces sleeves. ~green —Nile —ribbon ties Sizes 16 to 46 Sale Begins Thursday at 9— SECOND FLOOR Annual Summer Sale For variety and smartness, this selection ts more favorable than in many seasons. ning hats, tri- White crepe hats, trimmed with white lilies, wheat, sweet peas and water lilies, SECOND AVENUE AT PIKE Alison—Orchid, with col lars and cuff white filet lace trimmed. drawn work, Natica—Canary yellow, with hand embroidery of yarn, in bright col- ora, Bhella—White, with han and black ri m. 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