The Seattle Star Newspaper, May 21, 1924, Page 5

DAY, MAY ~not how cheap ~buthow good no. The important but simple process of Pasteurization is accomplished by raising the temperature of Milk to 145 degrees Fahrenheit, and maintaining that temperature for 30 minutes. The actual heat- ing is done by means of hot-water pipes surrounding the tubes through which the Milk flows, and to insure Kristoferson customers Perfectly Pasteurized Milk andCream, constant vigilance is maintained by trained, experi- enced men. The temperature is Real Cream for Whipping For many years thou- sands of Seattle house- wives have depended upon Kristoferson’s carefully regulated by automatic W hipping Cream for controller and the recording chart uniformly good _re- indicates the degrees of heat at all sults. The Kristofer- times during the process. These charts are filed so that the city health authorities may inspect them at any time. son cap on the bottle is a guarantee of qual- ity and dependability. Ask Your Grocer or Phone BE acn-0040 PERFECTLY PASTEURIZED MILK AND CREAM 1300 Rainier Avenue Visit our plant at Stained Screen Doors A Featured Value Thursday $ .98 DUTCH PATTERN j Kalsemine Brush $4 .98 Reduced ........ ‘aaaM A very low price; 4inch, good quality black bristle, metal bound; 6x2%-inch block, 5%%-Inch handle. Size 32x80 inches; very strongly constructed, Frame is mortised and stained in a dark shade, and is covered with black ehameled screen wire, (No ©. 0. D. orders) Johnson's Prepared Floor Wax ENGLISH WHITE and GOLD SEMLPORCELAIN Cups and Saucers in the attractive Ovide shape— SPECIAL at, $1 .29 SET OF SIX.. (No C. 0. D, orders) , Tokanabe Flower Bowls and Vases Extra Special—THURSDAY =e COLUMBIA OPAQUE A complete finish and polish for floors; imparts a EACH perfectly hard, dry oilless polish to which dirt and Wonderful —_ values; . lint do not cling. PINT | 49, 1 W d Sh d GAN. SPECIAL 10-inch flower bowls iIndow ages and large size vases in a variety of artistic designs and choice se- lection of colors, Bread Boxes Special Thursday. Made of tin, white enameled, with heavy clasp and hinges; 3 popular sizes to choose from—Big values at At a saving; size 36x72 inches, equipped with patent enclosed rollers. Choice of two colors, green and ollve— 49 : c CORRUGATED at. RED RUBBER Garden Hose %-inch Size—Priced at 25 Feo 2 oes 5.00 50 Ft... ... 10.00 Sun-proof and nonkinkable—as fine a Hone as money can buy. 59c regular Bic Finest Quality THE AT Got His Start on Docks, Wants to Go to Congress Everett’s “C, T.” Is After Scalp of Lin Hadley ROSCOE, who started life b years ago working along the docks and ts now. pros ecuting attorney t nohom n 1 jing ground ¢ 4 ws him « ~ “C7 He being county clerk when he was on! 24. He was elected to the state legis lature from Snohomish county in ‘98 To yeare ago he won over his of r t by a 4 to 1 majority for the ecutor’s office Ir STILL A MEMBER OF TWO UNIONS T.’* atill belongs to the machin and the culinary workers’ , having worked with the tate’ up er in e shipyards during the Ho i» interested in parent teacher associations and the grange. His hobby is a small straw berry-ranch on Lake Stevens. from Muske nging the y with him Skagit, lam and Jeffe enforcement of all lav » and the Ge Ho in married and (ldren, a boy and a girl progressive iden Rule tn has two FRUIT EXPRESS RATES DROP {Washington Shippers Will | Save $1,000,000 OLYMPIA, May 21—The long battle of Waghington growers and shippers and the state department jot public works against exorbitant jexpreas rates in this state has been | ft was announced here today the won, 1 the reduction granted by commerce commission of n car lot rates. mean a saving n will of me n $1,000,000 a year to shippers of the state, It Is declared. Phe complaint nat the high jrates was made fn 1922, and lin November, 1923, the Interstate dered a 10 railroads thus holding commerce commt |per cent reduction asked for « rehearing, up the reduced rates 0 lower rates affect frulte, ber. . buttér, eggs and vegetables. | eee | WASHING May 21.—The | Interstate Commerce commission to: |day ordered the establishment by June 21, 1 of express rates on fruits, berries, vegetables, butter and eges, tn carloads, which shall not exceed those In effect on Octo- ber 12 reduction in rates will be 16. Will Take Off All Excess Fat Do x ness that ma: jon 193 know that there ts @ simple, aftective remedy for o' be used safely am 4 Marmola Preserip an well expect to re ly without going t some exercias and ola Preseriytion Ta druggists the wor for & box, oF You c direct from the Mermoia Motors Bidg., Detroit, Mich., of price.—Advert 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 “Tis” |bath, Your toes will wriggle with | Joy; they'll look up at you and al- most talk and then they'll take an- lother dive in that “Tiz” bath. lene n diet © wold over at one secure them ©, Geheral on receipt |joad—all tired out—just try “Tix.” It's grand—it's glorious. Your feet will dance with Joy; also you will find all pain gone from corns, cal- louses and bunions, | ‘There's nothing like “Tin” It's |the only remedy that draws out all | the polsonous exudations ‘which puff | up your fect and catise foot torture | A few cents buys a box of “Tix” jat any drug or department store— | don’t walt. Ah! how glad your feet get; how comfortable your shoes | tocl.—Advertivement, Operated On for _ Appendicitis FUNERAL BE ANNOUNCED LATER | |) Many times, no doubt, you have |reon the above headlines in | newspaper. Very often It has told of | some friend suddenly atricken with dread appendicitis, The newspapers, |however, neglect to state that ap | pendicitis 1# usually preceded by | stomach trouble. They don’t tell you lthat the afflicted person suffered frequent attacks of heartburn long before he went. to the hospital, While heartburn is not always a sign of an inflamed appendix, it is always a warning that something In |wrong, In many cases {t results from indigestion, which ts one of the | predisposing causes of appendicitis, If you /suffer from a burning, | gnawing sensation In the stomach, excessive gas, sour stomach, nausea or other distress after cating, go at once and obtain a bottle of Smith Broa! M. A, C., the guaranteed atom. lach treatment, This pleasant, h Yous Nauid ride the stomach tarrhal mucus, allays inflammation, |helps digestion and ‘cleanses tne howels of polaonous waste matter {Price $1.26, Money back if the firat bottle does not relieve, Your drug- gist will supply you.—Advertise- ment. % believes, he says, in equal) When your feet feel like Jumps of | ARRANGEMENTS TO) T your} TLE STAR ". Roscoe DU BARRY GETS | «<GLEAN BILL |Government Decides Not to} «Try “Bath Salt King” Count George Hay du Barry, the self-styled “bath salt king. was free from the coils of the law Wednesday | following the dismissal of charges against him by Federal Judge BE. E , y ed last De-| cember and charged with sending {bited mafter thru the mails, but the government decided that the facts | Were insufficient to secure a convic Tho basis of} the charges was a |serien of nalen ibtters concerning his bath salts, for which he clatmed mar ous properties, He offered for sale the “foul Bath,” the “Milk of | Kissweed” and other preparations for | which it is anid he claimed the power | |to rejuvenate the reduce the RUHR VIOLENCE, | INCREASING |More Than 600,000 Miners | Are Idle in Germany | BOCHUM, Germany, May 21—Red violence in the Ruhr is increasing. Communist patrols are picketing the | minea in many sections and using} |forcs tO prevent anyone willing to work from approaching the pits. | More than 600,000 miners now are |idle, At Marl police were forced to in- tervene when reds attacked sttike-| jbreakers, At Bochtim foung com! munists voted to install strike pickets | everywhere and prevent workers | |from entering the mines even if only | | for the purpose of keeping the pumps | jwoing. At Langenbochum the police | were called out because of violence. — | Show Bob Styles in Barbers’ Show Barbers will hold an educational jexhibit here May 28, it was an- nounced Wednesday, Varlous styles of hair dressing will be demonstrated on models... Bobbing will be prom!- | | nent. Lectures on the ethics of the | profession will be given. |Sacramental Wine | Purchases Watched ||| PORTLAND, Ore., May 21.—Sale PAGE 5S RHODE CEPARTMENT STORE Appropriate Gifts for June Brides and the Girl Graduates Selections Made Now Will Be More Satisfactory Fhan Those Chosen at the Last Minute! : ’ . aatttt— A Sale of Silver Plated Table Ware | | 3-Piece Tea Sets Regular $13.50 for $9.75 Tea pot, sugar and creamer, as sketched. | RHODES { 4-Piece Tea Sets Regular $13.50 tor $9.75 | Granulated and loaf sugar bowls, tea pot and creamer. { 4-Piece Tea Sets Regular $10 tor $7.50 | Including creamer, tea pot, granulated and loaf sugar bowls. Bread Trays Sandwich Trays Regular $3.75 for Regular $5.00 for $3.75 $2.75 Flower Baskets at $12.50, $14, $15 and $16 Salts and Peppers, in various styles. A set, $1.00, $3.00 and $3.50. Hot Dish Pads; set of 3 pieces, in decorative designs, $1.25. Double Vegetable Dishes, in several different patterns—$7.00, $8.50, $10.50 and $11.50, Syrup Pitchers, in assorted sizes and shapes; $3.50, $3.75, $4.50 and, $5.00. Sugar and Creamer sets, priced at $4.50, $5.00, $6.50, $7.00 and $9.00. Candle Sticks, beautifully designed; a pair, $4.00, $5.50, $7.00 and $11.00. Flat Ware ree We have a complete line of Oneida Community Ware, Adams’ Grosvenor and Bird of Paradise patterns, as well as 1847 Rogers Bros.’ Old Colony, Ambassador and Anniversary, patterns, Just.a Few Good Suggestions Slave Link Bracelets, of sterling silver, priced at $2.00 and $2.26. Crystal Beads in plain and contrasting colors, cut in various styles. A string, $1, $1.75, 82 and up to $5.75. Earrings to match, sell at 50¢, 81 and A Special Purchase of Omar. Indestructible Pearls $3.45 and $4.95 Graduated Pearls in 27-, 80- and 36-inch strands, in rectangular case, as sketched, are | a very appropriate and attractive gift. Bobbed Hair Combs set with briliiants, | in various colors; $2.60, $3.50 and 85.75. : | Bakalite Beads, beautifully cut; a string, $9 and $10. | Novelty Band Bracelets, set with rhine | stones and brilliants, $7.50 and $9. New Eversharp Pencils, $1 and higher. Nupoint Pencils in novelty shapes, 50¢. in various colors, | Coin. Purses, silver | Shades are cream and rose. A strand, plated and in novelty $3.45. designs and shapes— | $2.25, $2.75 and | Indestructible Pearl Beads, in 27- and 30- | $3.50. inch id id in fancy oval i inch strands, and in fancy oval cases, These Mesh Bags, $3.50, 5 Reta Bake Is come in shades of cream and rose. Excep- tional values at $4.95. frame and drawstring | styles — $3.45 and | $4.95. | & { Beaded Pouch Bags—$3.95 and For the June Bride | $7.50. | Now Planning Her | Trousseau Ivory Pyralin, plain and@ in Du Barry, shell and decorative DuBarry patterns; separate pieces or by the set. Leather Novelties, including keytainers, | address books, guest books, fit-all cases, writing portfolios, itinerary book, mant- cure sets and diaries at various prices. Mah Jong Sets, priced from $4.25 to “The Bride-to-Be in June” will find many helpful sug- gestions for her wedding out- fit in our Veiling Depart- ment. Dainty and new are the Bridal Veils, Wreaths $32.50. and Dress Garnitures, as well New Mah Jong money on rack, $3.05 | 0% Halt Bandeaux for the Mah Jong racks, set of 4, $1.00. | é Be sure to inspect all these pretty accessories before making final selections. Fountain Pens, $2.50 to $10. | Biegttor Pencils, $1 to 86. Dainty Toiletries Make Appropriate Gifts ctenee TBE to $6.00 sttteseeeeses $1.50 to $2.75 -.50¢ to $10.50 -81.00 to $7.50 81.00 to $10.00 81.25 to $5.00 ..26¢ to $1.25 $1.50 to $2.75 Bath Salts...... Compacts. ..,.+. Incense Burners Dusting Powder: Atomizers ....syeeeeee Original Perfumes Toilet Waters. Taleums. jof wine to Jews thru the church, Jexcept that actually needed for sac- |ramental purposes, will be stopped |by prosecution, it was announced |by District Attorney Stanley Myers providing for church of wines to Jews has been taken advantage of by some persons GET ACQUAINTED Abolish ‘lonesomeness by whole some recreation and entertainment. THE LONESOME CLUB, Holyoke building, 111 Spring street. Meetings legal sale by the|of Jewish faith, and he proposes to put a stop to it thru the enforce- ment of a state law. | today. sald that the federal law Cuticura Will Heal Pimply Rashes Gently smear the affected surfe with Cuticura Ointment. Let it r main five minutes, then wash off with Cuticura Soap and hot water, Continue bathing for some minutes ‘using the Soap arf This treat- ment is best on rising and re- Uring but is effective at any time. Samples Tr br Mall Addzeus, “Onttew starts Dept ANP, Maiden 40. Mags” Sl oa the, Ointment 26 and We, Taleor Try our new Shaving Stick. Cor, Becond Ave, Beattie, Wesh. an nn ‘sluggish and your bowels clogged./and send purer and healthier blood |biliousness and such symptoma, Cleange and tonoy your liver and bowels and Blood Syrup. stomach in condition, tone your tired Furniture That's New—From the Factory to You—With the Price Cut in Two THEY SAY: “Tinney Given Furniture Away!” If you know of Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday and Saturday evenings. Strangers and DR. WO Natural Remedies Dr. Wo, Chinese Doe- > Speciallat, he Ch EXTRACTION FREE DAILY with-a-smile 1000 Right: Are. near Mine KL tot-3510 Our whalebone rubber, which dows not cover the roof of the mouth if you have two or more teeth. Natural Rubber, set 0: IN 14 HOURS OR LESS er EE In the Spring your liver becomes | nerves, brace up your entire system ‘Tho. result ts Intestinal polsoning!| coursing through your veins. No] Most of our, present patron When warmer weather — strikes, | tice the quick difference in the way | recommended by our carly pai rk is still givin, | many suffer frequently with attacks | you look, eat, sleep and feel, You, |{¥ftetion, giving good jof indigestion, heartburn, heart pal: }too, will be satisfied, as others Au works muarenteee for 15 years. ‘pitation, gas and sour stomach, |have,.or no cost, Soe Datly wi |headaches, coated tongue, bad taste,| Dr, Thacher's Liver and Blood | PS" i Syrup is sold and recommended by Giles Drug Company, Cor, Jackson and 12th Ave, and Washington Drug Company, Madison at 28th Ave.—Advertisement, OHIO DENTISTS 207 University iN Corner Second Ai Over Wash, Savings & Tras Ox Dr. Thacher's Liver Helps Nature put with i j aia ss inti aa inna