The Seattle Star Newspaper, June 17, 1924, Page 5

= DAY, JUNE THE EATTLE STAR PAGE 5& § [Comenint Famer | Beg WHEAT HARVEST (NEW METHODIST BISHOPS _) e we oe = d "A ¥ ow on | iam e e be FURNITURE co. BR Heavy Yield Expected From DEPARTMENT STORE sass sabrne ten BETWEEN PIKE AND PINE Q Middle Western Fields | _aenemeen i — — a8 a. oe | ! A Wednesda Sale. of Hc osier : | 4 mit | s id : Substantial Reductions! . ei i ei Women’s Full-Fashioned * i] ' ) « Z } x Silk Hose, Pair 98c | ® e. This assortment incluc Hose, a § > » f thelr indet . Hose with reinforced li arter a and leah Fe) 4 5 Sta e pap gh Bane gia ah ype Br a few with lace clocks, and still others in out- j i) . v a) sly with their calculations be sizes. Sizes are 81% to 1014, in black, white, ; 3 2 ause the heavy yield ts on « small silver gray and African. Formerly $1.69 and F 2 The ] ow 25-Lb Top Icer | der ssi eis higher. Wednesday, a pair, 98¢. % Sterling Range $71 6:25 & yet iS se a. Women’s $1.50 Silk Hose for 49¢ med ¥ re | eer bs he Method Jeneral cc - t ts . Full- and Semi-fashioned Silk Hose w lisle garter 74 » Proven Superior = on ; “s Pay as s ale sathehseede , pahone ofthe’ chevron: thous) tops, heels and toes, in black, white and cordovan. Sizes 4 Q by 27 Test f Famous Frigid B It Rev. George A. Miller, superintendent, Central American 814 to 10. Exceptional values! Py y of Sens 0 Refri erato 1% [red * to farm-| mission, Panama; Rev. George R. Grose, president, DePauw : ; ce Comparison Ad f hn A a heavier| University, Greenc Ind.; (below) Rev. Titua Lowe, 95c Derby Ribbed Lisle Hose for 49c a nua ite sted te ai phi, ry 7) ri ae Bihete AR eth he Ribbed Mercerized Lisle Hose with reinforced heels and ¥ “fe - 5 © harvest placa horburn adler toes. Sizes are 81% to 10, in black, cordovan, gray, nge, 4 56 50 Nh aage A r con ber a The r beige and white. A very attractive buy in Women’s sum- ¥ proportionately priced 7 ishels tieoue than inst y . ® Ask for the Sterling 200 Pounds Ice FREE 4 }"! The cy ops Pig Dasa ir ar 0 ac ‘be 9s arn (1 4 . , with ever; (S| homme thin year 1a pieced as 18 Children’s 35c Cotton Hose for 19c “Y Booklet—Free purehe {| bushels per acre, while the average is y = @ | for the last nine years Is only 10.8 a +0 ette or ace or 3 for 50c } 4 Grunbaum Bros. Furniture Co., Inc. Ws, ue ing heel have) agreed 4 A medium weight hose with double heels and toes, in black and cordovan, | Sizes 6 to 10; also White Lisle Hose, in sizes 8 to 101% | Would Overthrow Old Line G. 0. P.s; Seek Peace Among Radicals months to prevent the rush to al which demoralizes market prices at The Wheat Growers tation will pay farmers a bonus cents per bushel for storing > a Women's Hoslery Dept—Main Floor NS) tee FG Rt < ESSER cB time cir grain the first two months m 7 ie ey rs UE al | WINNING and 1 cent a bushel after that. ( : Meese é hess ale th Ade ° 1 ° ye chan, rvee ie, wate Cann Sune vnc fa tha wan, sare June White Sale Economies ebeioe Returns Forecast sla per acre on approximately 10) sary hacking ~ ct peal a egceg Worth-While Savings on Household Necessities Printers’ Vote beatles Doct La Follette as 5 The’ unusual (character of the TB AkAvne ,,.|Homesteaders to ‘t “ig ge ad ae BO ee Placer Huck Towels 12'oc Huck Towels ‘17c nin, he " - ia 8 has Get U. S. Support ty fos) | BR Bat was’ hatched up by tabor Or Dozen, $1.35 Or Dozen, $1.85 1 in the presidential] WASHINGTON, June 11—Fultest I iine republicans and demo-|eRpoeed to the organisation of Plain white Huck Towels, size | Plain white Huck Towels, size i International u : 7 (ld the an-|'eccee ty tenses hate 16x30 inches, 17x84 inches. | : according to cc del enting the dis- D Turkish Towels 15c Turkish Towels 19c ted were : © president t 1 M om ont at Kuo + t OJ tin Hewson, New York, a¢ reck ‘ sid dgrr White Turkish Towels with blue rigrerisye een oe ee inches, j nd vice president them t lare borders. Size 16x26 inches. and with blue and gold stripes. t 5 : __J. W. Hayes, Minneapoils, secre s relieg| W&% written ar } Something mighty 9 “mmr Cotton Damask j Turkish Towels, 3 for $1.00 Or Dozen, $3.75 Heavy Turkish Towels, size 18x35 inches, and in plain white. «good from old Kentucky in stands all over town. Ask Library Meet for City i in 1925 of A Yard, 68c i Cotton Damask in assorted pat- Mine Unionists terns, and 64 inches wide. Freed of Charge |»: Ubrarian will ning Vbrary ned, however, s® and sorrow It’s A Balanced Blend ttend ae ” CHARLESTON, W. Va., June 7 , ibe, om epecen i Ja anese Lunch Cloths From The Bourbon District San . r Fred.” sooney tended that La Fol-| ibe area po. Union Crash, Yard 17c - Each, 75 to Ju former te nd Secretary Biz | !¢ “misled” into a do and organizations and ach, 4oC j Or 6 Yards for $1.00 Heavy Union Crash, bleached and with turkey red border. t of the as to have the Seattle. lintrict Mine president ation of the convent kers,| “We are meeting In res g the | sentiment fe and w instead of getting whole-hearte powerful support we overcome the moat sition, and torn zard, dist rub Lunch Cloths, suitable for summer camp and picnics. Size 48x48 inches. have Justsay “CLOWN” They’l! Know of the great mass of the for a distinct m all over nolle the country attend the association's 4 by the state circuit. court — - “The character and extent of this Ss nee | acgierAions axettayille, thle afternoon ery ¢ ; a : . oft-Finish Long Cloth j s : : eee eee DYNA E LAKE : or ada, sate 42-Inch Pillow Tubing i Yards F g Clot and deter: » see this con- S Jor $1.00 i .M. TO 6 P.M. A Yard, 80c A good quality, free from dress- ing. It will wear well. ru, even tho La Follette was inveigled {nto joining its enemies in the effort to ttl it" A beautiful quality of Long Cloth, 36 inches wide, and desirable for Blast May Dislodge Drowned |: Pices gowns and lingerie. Boatman’ s Body vow LOSE 4 GASES near STANWOOD, | June 17. will be used in Lake Goodr here, In an effort to dl er body of Oscar Hull, of Bverett who was drowned in the lake Sunday Hull never camo to tho surface after a speed boat had thrown him into the water. He was known to be} 35 Wool-and-Cotton-Mixed Blankets at $1.50 These are slightly damaged, but are durable and inexpensive for camp- ing and outing. | Those Growing Out of Gun Affray Are Ended Ball-Mason Fruit Jars Four criminal cases growing out of a strong swimmer. | the a Hamburger on Two girls, Jazette and Mildred Mil-| we t fall by Patrolman QUART SIZE, ner, age 8 and 10, who were riding! g, 4 rt) have all beech defeated with Hull, escaped by clinging to life : . by superior court juries. The fourth photographs shown In evidence were Special, dozen ......... preserves. The speed boat, « special case was repudiated by a ‘say ik CONVIC § SELF taken by him of Madeline and some Stock Salesman a ‘6 ? 4 " y¥ constructed foot affair, was ‘ | ft The reliable jar for all your canning. Complete Tudge J.T. Rouald'a court Monday pallors:< In: ERG: ators: Poont’ Se: Te Confesses Error capable of making 30 miles an hour.| when Arnold Smith, the mark oe : > | battleship. with caps and rubbers. Seicaieig a ee ucnas Mt yet ya Patrolman Short was shooting at, adeline” is said to be Mrs.| | H S Fletcher, accused of defraud- dragged the lake all yesterday for| was found not guilty of the theft of| |Madeline Blair, of New York. She ing Seattle investors out of large BOYD-MASON JAR CAPS, Special, dozen... .25¢ Hull's body and i» preparing to use| a trunk was put ashore at Balboa and|SUMs, admitted his peculations Tues. dynamite charges to dislodge it today.| tf@ was sought ag one of the three | given transportation back to New| @¥, Deputy Prosecutor Ralph Ham- ® alleged shopiifters who scattered in | the crowd just prior to the shooting Naval Officer to jand was surrendered by his bonds: | mer said. Fletcher made a confes- sion of his acts to B. R. Madeson, president of the Western Loan & York. ‘The complete story of her | Arizona Seaman Testifies in |trip was told to officers when she The New Standard Girl Stowaway Case ras discovered. SPECIAL 83c Cherry Stoners OUR BIG SALE OF Enamel Ware at 59c Fight Court Case | men later. Wm. Fahey and Dorothy SAN DIEGO, June 17.—Lieut. Er- Harms, accused with Smith, were ac | vine R. Brown pleaded not guilty to| Witted and Short, the patrolman, desertion and the shortage of $134,000 | W@" charged with manslaughter and | ae navy paymaster when he appeared | *°auitted. for trial yesterday. Judge Advocate! Lieut. Hardy B, Page called a halt dozen officer shipmates of Lieutenant | Brown to testify for the prosecution, during the da [ GETS ISLES “Ee Maurice Goodloe, s! BREMERTON, 17—Gus|go on trial Tuesday. \Stuart, storekeeper on tho battle- jship Arizona, was found not gullty ft shielding the girl stowaway, |"Madeline,” who was discovered on board the vessel April 12, having come from New York with the |fleot, She boarded the battleship March 24, the testimony at the) June WE: Boyles, |men are Usher i Two Killed When Auto Leaves Road ATCHEE, June 17,—Otls W, 21, was killed instantly and Building Co., of Salt Lake, his for- mer employer. Madeson is here to protect the interests of his company in the case. Fletcher is accused of selling stock in the company and then failing to deliver the stock. hip’s cook, will Eleven sea: nthe charges. urday night. Meyette was turning *}out to pass a stage when the car went off the road. court-martial proceedings yesterday | revealed. William Meyette, 37, died a few hours later when a car Meyette was Adolph R. Berauest, seaman first] giving plunged off the Ribbon Clift |class and assistant storekeeper, held up the trial for three days by re-| Hill road, 25 miles north of here a questions put to Rapid and effective. The plunger does the work. CONTINUED ONE MORE DAY Yuma, Arizona, only has 18 cloudy days in an average year, MUSIC 18 A NECESSITY} : Libby's New “Safed A New Purchase of ; Security 6-Ib, Electric , Genuine 1-Quart Just the piano for : a fusing to answer = “ Nickel Plated ‘ ; : tg spect’. 9 Table Tumblers Net bythe aural acorn 2 lovio paimess i THERMOS | sexi. 2.98 a little girl! ty rovnde of wincimiatien | . NLESS A bargain price for Because it is an entirely full- BOTTLES Lite: wondesfa),, jean, sized piano in every wa) BEOBOASLE eT a ete ian . } ‘Of Supplies and i y-priced Wednesday at Has, attached | stand P : bh y Navy Department, Washington, D.C. PUG ET SOUND i T th Ll $5 a Low priced Wednesday at | and long flexible cord. ; except in height, this Stro- geet 10 oclock a.m. July 1, 1924 STEAMER eeth as Low as B eed one year, (On sale Wednesday | for delivering canned corn, fuses and Dest Set of Red Rubber. ....87.00 a ber Diminut: fe inutive is a per ect fuse elements, spark plugs, slotters, sc H E DU L Ee S' We guarantee a fit on 3 | thing of joy fora guwe and boxes, canned string beans, a! IRITY & } y wrenches and blue print machines to Our EXTREMEL’ F child's room. She the Navy Yard. Puget Sound, aoa | Save. Money, Travel by Steamer ‘Tooth ns low ag. ELECTRIC IRON CORDS | will practice on it, fficer, Ne ards sound, Cites Solther weds. ; ° old Crowns (22 kara Special SPECIAL happily and use- 4 nts, DAVID Pt |] Bridge Work (22 karat). ci ted Wednesday oases 49 master General of the Navy Borcntalnccre i bbe opti Set of six......... c fully. $360; terms Advertisement |] Gold Fittings 4 case, highly | niays nickeled. Just 98c A thin, beautiful, light |] VICTORIA, BG, Synthetic Porcelain 4 the thing for Will fit all and dainty glass at a very {]| Park Sucolteralintbe eetata 4 Dally, 12:00 Midnight Does not call at Victoria on trip leaving Seattle Sat. midnight, standard eloc- trical appliances, Jow price. The beaded rim t lenie or ota prevents chipping. week-end trip. CROQUET SETS Be Teeth Treated . Pyorrhea ‘Treat! per tooth Nerve Re Teeth Ext ASTHMA If you have} 7 ULES, hey not Hke Don't suffer another day asthma, take HOMODYNE the now kntiapasmodte 82.00 nved (Painless). . $1.00 sted (Painless). ..50e Tare $1.00 ench’ way. Port ‘Townsend Rail Con- “RED MOGUL” HIGH GRADE | « ‘or painless ex! a | ” maglo and make the worst sufferers for Hons and MIL Porte | {ar eS ori he ene Sane Speclally 0 J e 0 $ e - |] Work Is contracted for. f 9 |] Old gold is valual pay en priced. | if they Mon., Wed, or allow you full-value for item Underpriced—%-inch size | oe ee eee TOLOR fae Freigh dental work ular $2.00 irinch size, | “up : “_))| talk your felenda:wno sutter, HOMODYNE a aL Worl ichclaaa UREN | bint thy ee | | “The Queen of Palmyra CAPSULES are for wale at Ow! Drug Co, | date, BANITARY. dental othe 7 Ba Ft eee | is the name Mrs. C, Fullard-|ona nor drug stores, Inexpensive Mons and ‘thera, 16i80ip; Be with, ateri}ized, instruments and $1 39 sc | Leo has been given since act- (Goes Thea to Neah Bay on gentlemanly) cheratore, | weboi ‘Trip Only) Si POINTS ommend to your friends, ing for the United States in Regular $7.50 Daily, 10 p, " fy » All work guaranteed for 15 Bilan An unusu annexing the Palmyra isl- pate te Pe a anecortee Examination. i yearn ally good ands, 62 in number, lying to change without notice. Open 9106 Dalls—0 tot $4.98 Buy Wednesday at a buy at these With Itching Rashes e south of the Hawatians some 17,000 miles. She the only woman ever to have annexed territory for this country. Sherman, |\Mlay & Co. | “Everything in Music’? | Third Ave, at Pine, Seattle OHIO DENTISTS aaett University cond Ave, & Loan Aan'n, low prices, UGET SOUND NAVIGATIONCO OLMAN DOCK- FOOT Marion st PHoMr MAIN Everyone enjoys this popular game, saving. Baap, Ointment, ‘Tatenm gold tron of Outicure Laboratarien, D