The Seattle Star Newspaper, May 14, 1924, Page 5

WEDNESDAY, MAY 14, 1924 atic'BackEast”. aRZEXC. IDSION FARES! fie Low summer fares mountain resorts Chicago. Toronto, and re’ ERE I C ts No More To Travel On The Canadian Pacific and the United St daylight ride thro Minneapolis - St. Paul, | St. Louis, and return Montreal, and return ...-... Washington. and return .—. New York, and return. Boston, and return Proportionately low fares to all other eastern points. Final return limit October 31, 1924 Atrains Let us give you complete particulars. E vr Bet! nan General Agent, Pi ifent. ‘assenger renee to all eastern points in Canada ates—fine train service, with a turn <<. m S887. SEA’ ugh the world’s. most beautiful mountain scenery —with stopovers at all interest—including the famous C. points of anadian Pacific SUMMER EXCURSION RATES On Sale May 22nd to September 15th, 1924 «From SEATTLE To << and return $ 7.00 | i -- 153.50 EACH WAY EACH DAY “TIZ” GLADDENS SORE, TIRED NS Chica : “Tix” makes sore, burning, tired jeet fairly dance with delight. Away | “/Rexall Dealers to” End Meetings Here Rexall dealers of Oregon, Wash- ington and Idaho will conclude a |twoday convention at the Hotel Round ag see | DR. EDWIN J, BROW? fo the aches and pains, the corns, ENTAL \ calluses, blisters and bunions. Only 586 _ 106 Columbia “Tix” draws out the acids and pot- Seattle's attle fons that puff up your feet. No matter how hard you work, how from Seattle long you dance, how far you walk, or how long you remain on your May 22 to September 18 eee feet, “Tis” brings restful foot com fort. “Tia is wonderful for tired feet just tingle for joy; shocs never | 5 L burt or seem tight. 2 Get a box of aching, swollen, smarting feet, Your | Ade tor cur Yom sabes ae her efties Carey, G. A. " now from any Tieket Office drug or department store. End/ bo 1407 4th Ave. foot torture forever—wear smaller | Phone Elliott 5560 shoes, keep your feet fresh, aweet| and happy.—Advertisement, j Leading Dentist for More Than 31 EX XAM INED Thursday Brings a Big Saving in Garden Hose A special Jot of 44-inch High-Grade RUBBER or COT- TON HOSE, very low priced at 50 ft. $4.' 98—Complete with couplings. “Biack-Leal 40” (Nicotine Salphate) An effective spray for fruits, vegetables, flowers and shrubs, Lounce bottle, 36¢. “Kaseno” Earwig Bait, 15 Ibs., $1.60. Quart size Tin Spray Pump, 49¢. Continuous Spray Pump, 98¢. Stone Jars Specially priced “sun... 98C “g..$1.19 Complete with cov- ers; preserve your eggs now, while the price is low. SPECIAL!--High Quality Steel Grass Hook or Grass Shears for Thursday’s selling 59c each—Both are big values; regu- 0-Cedar Mops larly sell at 7c. 7 “Kankakee” One-Burner : Gas Ovens Marked lows size ietaei2 Inches: 9 Si ioe ‘An’ gxcel- Tone buy at $1.98 yp 4 Universal (Triangle) for hardwood, waxed or painted tholce of dry Thursday, very ape- clal— 79¢C reg. $1.25 size Wrinkle-Proof Electric Irons backward and sideways as easily as forward, because it has no Round heel prevents wrinkling or gathering corners or sharp edges, Iron cloth on the back stroke, Tapered point slips easily into smallest pleats and ruffles of dainty lingerie, Complete with cord and stand........ THE Lonesomeness Stifles Life of Southern Girl EATTLE STAR 4 the r f ‘ e died of eneas,” Gl cx xald. °N knew her and dy cared for her, She was just i out from being en I found her The book in which the girl had wn the bitter fight ahe made the overpowering hurry and New York, bore out the Cu tements Oh, God, I'm so lonesome,” she RESCUE MINERS AFTER BLAST Five Survivors Unhurt by 78 Hours’ Imprisonment ILMAN, © May eight hours of impris f el of th head thru the open f blast, grinned sausted member of the nd sald, “Hello, Dad An hour later, wher the chan in atmo work no harm, the’ fi taken to the surface, te n from who had gathered at the mine iny recept' 14.—Beventy nn e rea wphere would ve men were > be met by a townspeople the mouth of None of the five men was injured and all reported that, scomfort from suffered tn the loa prisonment. fi beyond some they had not rom ti im. Wave Sweeps Two Men Into Ocean} TILLAMOOK, Ore, May 14— Roy E. Welch, of Harvey, N. D. nd Robin Colwell, of irowned at Capo Ki Salem, were wanda rock: near Pacific City, when a high wav | danhed |were fishing and went New Washington Wedn ers at the session Tur tion; H. L. Simpson, New off “lay Should Kn Fat people owe a debt the author of =| jeftective © Prescription, and for ¢t ction of ty remedy Mar a Pr tained @ at ther a box or you General Motors Mids This now leay Gas as Around |xent, George Wilson, H. B. Gutches, ° them into the sea. They too near the water to untanglo some tackle, nenday. Speak aday included |W. A. Huntley, president of the Pacific Northwest Rexall associa George Sar ficers will be All Fat People ow This of gratitude to to tablet form. ription Tableta can be ob- 1 drug stores the world over | | sonadle price of one dotiae for im steure them direct on | recetpt of price from the Marmela Co.,| Detroit, Mien. te day after day t and no bitter Police sa fies H ct W. Va. a A week ago, Gimines attempting only to aid ROB WOMAN OF $9,000 GEMS Wife of Author Is Mysterious A NEW YORK, Ma ault, siraflar nd Louise I ara Johne & physician today while y tigated her story of be and robbed of dian $9,000 in an upper Bro: Harry Lasser, said t ord, wan u tion with the ¢ Mra. Johnac ° ite in the hotel whe with a woman and ma had met at parties alon; White Way.” She was hysterical wh hotel employes and it hours before she could ent account of the attack RETAILER | Wednesday Fe Active participation and state legislat! |nual convention of the State Retailers’ association, which | was holding its fina! sessions Wed 'Inesday in the Frederic auditorium. | “Owing to the ‘fact | legislative year,” | Hindley * declared, and make a determined that only men of sound business | new famous Marmota | Judgment are sent to Olympta. more indebted | “thie harmiesa, | Homer 7. Bone and Norwood Brock: | Power bills were to be ott, while “Taxes and y, Jr, the banquet given by was held as «@ materia nvestigate the . BagEed and bound lay for hours in the bathroom of a FINAL MEET Legislation and Power Are mov urged by speakers at the fifth an eretary W. J./ the association should provide a budget of $26,000 ned Mr. and Helen's Ru atives of t a lived t sald he was her Victim of ttack ndway hote ro she went n whom she g the “Grent hen found by was vera) mye a coher SIN atures In national ements was Washington | k & Nelson that thin ts] effort to soe discussed by | Tax Propos. was to be the subject of talks George Meacham and ©. KE, Ar Practically every delegate attended the Seattle ing | wholesalers, manufacturers and bank =a | Your Heart? nearest Grug store, the genutne Daalmann's ers in the Rainier ct night. ‘The entertainme Wednesday's program ub Tuesday nt feature of was to be a luncheon at the Elks’ club, with Rich: jard M. Neustadt as principal speaker. | The Wednesday after: noon sension | ei to include a lecture by Irving | E. Vining, president of the Oregon {State Chamber of Commerce on "Leadership and Executive Ability,” Don't @elay! Go right over to the! and a conference on store policien take them as directed. Feel the imme-| afternoon session, beneficial reeults. | witt feel grateful for the Het giv dlsapp’ able heart will be calmed You will sleep bette ‘ot only wilt you be aurprised, But you rem! fn a eng I haeeeny mS DB JGAS- TABLETS jburning, sore, aching, are caused by trouble Why They’re Using Joint-Ease for Burning Feet Just hecaure it is now known that swollen feet in the many ig in the foot and Joint-Base ‘6 beon powderin; only skin deep—an idea, fr stop the powdering three daya and just | Base—and remember get out—quick—60 cen All druggists soll | Base,—Advertisemant. bathing and other foolishness for soaks right in and gots to the seat lof the trouble—the cartilage and ligaments of the joints. ‘And to think that for generations g and soaking feet, thinking the trouble was old-fashioned Well, better late than never—just and medical rub on Joint: when Joint Ease gets in foot agony and burning ta a tube, Jota of Joint: of the season will be 8 p. m. Wednesday. of duets and solos th A partial lst includes: “Mean Rock-a-b Here I Com Radio Man,'' and ‘‘Song of Love.” Dorothy Burling of groups to be selected. Warren Henderson, numbers, A program of the late song hits the radio listeners over KFOA at Myrtle Stewart and Florence Doty, two of the most popular sing- ers of radioland, have a number “Tripping Along,” “You Can Take Me Away From Dixte,” “California, | Blues,’ You Didn't Want Me." The following solos will be sung| by Florence Doty: ‘At Dawning’'| Shop will bo heard in several piano talner, will sing some special request ¢ ef The convention. will conclude with and | election of officers at the end of the | | SOLOS FEATURE KFOA Schedules Melody by| Local Entertainers presentnd to at are new. Blues,” “Mr, | »y, My Baby the Melody radio enter. inf TEETH Ling $10:00 tp my Guaranteed, OUR EXTREMELY LOW ba ‘Teeth as Low an. Best Set of Teeth ( Gold Crowns (22 karat) Bridgework (22 karat)... Teeth Extracted (Painless) No charge for Painless other work fs contracted VATE, _high-el TARY dent struments, and whom you will not be ommend to your friends, oi) Examine DRS. BELMEYER DENTISTS Beat set, none better, no matter how NOT A DENTAL PARL n gentlemanly operators m. Open Evenings Sunday 0 to 1% 1004 Br Ave, comer Ard and Pike Batrance on ard A’ your choice of dat excepted), SANI- sterilized Ine shamed to rec- & PARR ve, RHODES DEPARTMENT STORE : PAGE & RE a oe. skirt $2.95 Crepe de patterns. wear. $1.95 Radium $1.69 $1.65 Glos Knit $1.25 400 yards of Radiur wide, and in desirable lingerie colors. Glos Knit for women’s sport wear. W oolens for Clearance $2.95 and Suiting Materials ly reduced, Woolen Goods Dept. —Upper Main Floor Two Stunning Styles Only with Pictorial Review Patterns can you get rach chle distinction, ‘Ad only with there patterns can you get The Pictogeaf chat thows bow to carry oot these ryles exactly. Jone Patterns seaty! Phareday Will Bean n Eventful Day of Values in Silk Yardage! wr oy Get These Reductions! $5.95 Chenille Checks 4 $4.45 Silk and Wool Prints to Sell for $2.45 150 y $3.95 Plaids for $2.45 $3.95 Crepe de Chine $2.45 150 yards of 40-inch Silk-and-Wool 150 yards of 40-inch Printed Crepe Self-toned Plaids for sport wear. le Chine, ideal for blouses and Chine $2.45 350 yards of 40-inch Printed Crepe de Chine in good blouse and dress f a2. 45 Golf Silk to Sell for $1 69 100 yards of Golf Silk, 40 inches wide, and most adaptable for dresses or light wraps. It is a glos and silk mixture. $2.45 Waffle Crepe to seu tor $1.69 40 yards of 36-inch Glos Waffle Crepe, for skirts and dresses. 75 Glos Knit $1.25 95¢ Pongee 65c 400 athe of 86-inch Self-toned * 500 yards of 33-inch, 12 momme Blocked Glos Knit, adaptable to sport weight Pongee of extra quality, for 400 Yards of Dress A cleanup of materials, including broadcloth, Pariy Elastic; \-inch wide and in white only. Reg poiret twills, tricotines and novelty crepes sharp- clic b a aici cate meee ee to vero for r $2. 45 x! ; ards of 40-in enille in colors ards of 40-inch Prints for blouses, d dresses. Good patterns and ee dresses. sewage com tare $4.45 Vella Vella $2.45 100 yards of Vella Vella Glos -laids for skirts and dresses. It is 86 inches wide. dresses and underwear. 40 inches 400 yards of 36-inch shark skin Silk Dept.—Upper Main Floor Notions Specials! Scissors; = special purchase of two different brands in various lengths, to sell for 89¢. Lingerie Shoulder Strapping. Regular 10c a yard for Te. Lingerie Tape, regular 50 yard for 4¢. Novelty Bias Tape with tatted edge in a wide range of colors. Regular 6c a yard for 4¢. Rie Rac Braid in 6 widths and 6 yards to the bolt, in white only. Regular 10c a bolt, for 8¢. Ilalr Nets; cap shape, double mesh, {n most all the desired colors. Regularly 10c; 6 for 39¢. Hair Pins; 3 sizes in a cabinet. Regular 10c for O¢. Sanitary Aprons in white and flesh color. Regular B5e, for 20¢. ular bo yard, for 3¢. Shopping Bags mado of durable quality of Pantasote, black only, with strap handles, Regular 69, for ri Buttons; 12 to the card, with two and four holes, Regular 10c, for 7¢. Notions Dept.—Main Floor, Two Dress Patterns as pictured to the left are very new and becoming made up in such silks as are offered in the sale, Hundreds of Bright Ideas are interpreted through the pattern’ service of McCall, Pictorial Review and Designer, now at your finger tips. Pattern Dept.—Upper Main Floor. Death Asked for Pomeroy Murderer POMEROY, May 14—Ralph Wal- ler, confessed slayer of Mr. and Mrs, Alfred Waldman, was Tuesday found guilty of murder by a jury in supe- rior court here. It recommended the death penalty. Waller. on the night of April $, went to the Wald-|and his bride of a week, and wound. man farm and shot down Waldman |¢d Mrs. Waldman’s mother, He was a relative of the woman by mar. riage. An “iceless ice box" is one of the marvels shown at the Automatic __——_—_—_—_—$—$—<<————— 7 a Gl Cold Ex sition, 1933 Heat ana cod een, 38] A beams Free evenings. Bring the family.—Adyer- Part 77 Railroading May be likened to the part of amatch in smoking. It---or a substitute--must be used every single trip. Re are LJ org et hg however, for BLACK DIAMOND in locomotive works, roundhouses and engine cabs 3 ban) roads. ‘“ & H. BARNETT CO. i 1078 Frankfort Avenue, Philadelphia, Pa, Owned and Resrateds by -_ FILE COMPANY modate more, |The Seattle Institute oh mleetreany Reactions, 611 Thir Since 1863 the Standard of Quality Aton tu oa hon To be operated in conjunction with the Seattle Institute of Electronic Reactions, Accommodations for the treat- ent of ten charity patients ‘@ been reserved, which will be increased as fast as finances will allow. The Abrams treatments are be- ing introduced rapidly through- out the United State: tt Clinic Open ae An article by Mr, Upton Sin clair explaining the methods will be given to people who do not understand ¢! 8 surgeon, Abrams, and ry TEC. All recognized treatments will be used as occasion requires, but we shall sj eclalize in the Abrams meth REE Ab- rams blood t for regular patients who ia to take the Abrams treatments. Authorized Abrams equipment will be used The rates for treatment of regular patients will be such that the person of average ell afford to come In the free clinic preferences: will be given ito children and the blind, until such time as we: are able financially to accom. @bove the City-County '