The Seattle Star Newspaper, September 17, 1924, Page 15

[ BANC E JUDGE E) Tonight Ora Carew night at the Butler cafe. Miss Carew, starring this week in person and in pictures at the} Pantages theater, will judge} a dancing contest at the But-| ler and award an elaborate} silver cup to the winning! couple. Picture shows Miss} Carew and the dance trophy.| Photo by Grady | OPPOSING BONE POWER BILL } “Citizens’ Association” is| Formed to Fight Measure | m of a “Citizens’ Asso- Against Initiative No. 52, the Bone free power bill," with Alpheus Byers as head of the executive com- mittee, was announced Wednesday. The organization includes only home owners and taxpayers of Seat- tle, Byers said. It is voluntary, with no funds, except contributions | by citizens who believe the Bone bill | should be defeated. “Some of the members believe in| Municipal ownership, and are not| fttacking that principle," Byers | said. “Neither are we opposing the | Skagit project. We do believe that} the Bone bill, as now drafted, wéuld | be detrimental to Seattle and the miunicipal power plant. “We feel that the voters should | fave bad just such an organization | before buying the $15,000,000 mrest | Fallway system.” The clause of the Bone bill which | permits municipalities to condemn and buy private power companies is | the point against which the fight) will be directed. The members of the association favor competition in industrial enterprises, Byers claims. The association will have offices at 832 White building. FOSTER LOCAL ART WORK Exhibit at Frederick & Nel- son’s Is Part of Plan “A painting by a local artist in| every Seattle home” is the slogan of @ campaign to make this city the creative art center of the Pacific! Northwest. The first step taken towards inter- esting Seattle people in its art col-| ony is the opening, Thursday morn. | ing. of an exhibition of the paint. | ings of Miss Kathicen Houlahan, a local artist, whose canvases are ‘known and purchased thruout the United States. She is one of the Most successful exponents of the | technique of her teacher, Robert | Henri. Her exhibit wilt include oil | paintings of landscapes, still Ife and | portraits. Following Miss Houlahan‘s exhi- | bition, running thru November and | December, in order to meet the con- venience of the Christmas shoppers, there will be a general exhibit of the work of prominent artists of Seattle. | These picture shows will be open |} free to the public and will be accom- | panied by a series of attractive mu-! sical programs and lectures on art! appreciation by a competent cr They will be in the spa fuditorium of Frederick & Ne which has been generously p'aced at the disposal of the executive com. | mittee, to be used during the year 44 a general show place for GET 3 SUSPECTS Two Men and Woman Held for Portland Robberies PORTLAND, Ore., Sept. 17—Two men, suspected of being members of the pandit trio which was re- sponsible for several recent Port- Jand robberies, and a woman con-| sort, were arrested at a country shack south of Oregon City Inte yesterday. The suspects are Alvin L. a paroled convict; Miss “Ike” Shroeder and Johnnie Albino. Police blame them in particular for the robbery of Charles Weiss, who was bound and gagged on bis ranch while the robbers stole $100 from his house. Adams, THE SEATTLE STAR Burnett Bro Jeweler You Are Paid Washington, Oregon Kight Stores in agd California “Dollar Days” at the Burnett Jewelry Store will serve a dual purpose. | They will show that prices are invariably a little lower than can be met with | in most good stores. And they will make many new friends for the Burnett Saving Plan, You are to consider this a personal invitation to attend the | Sale. Pick out some of the extraordinary values offered. Select the Dia- | May” titled to credit at all! Pocket Knives Gold Plated F k gu frame Day at wooo ee Table Pads ‘ Very distinguished are these silver-plated table mats in the new “Filet Lace’ ef- fect. Oval shaped, ® 10x6 inches, heavy felt base. While they last, each— ul Links Many that were bought to se at two and three times the present figure — Sterling Silver — French . enameled, in all colors. and gold filled, are all cluded. On “Dollar Day Sterling Silver Tableware Single pleces auc as olive apoons, pickle forks, sugar she Jelly servers, sugar tongs, sardine forks and may 07 ladles of solid ail ver; and all are offered for the “Dol Jar Day” at Cigarette Case Handsomely en- Braved in the newer striped (Parisian) effects. Silver plated and duplicating the very contilest styles. While they last, ~A no interest mond or the Watch you’d like to own. 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Balance Ansonia Clock and Mantel Set Featured at $25—Delivered for $1 - As sketched by our own modest art Clock, made by the famous sticks to match, The clock strikes the hours on one Inches along the base an Candles in gay colors are in but th in the picture! The clock 1s unconditionally and by ourselves @ mahogany-finished Mantel « Company—a pair of candle elght days with one winding, and e Chimes.” It measures twenty high. A pair of Arternft ist forgot to put them aranteed by the makers Delivered for $1. Balance “Pay Us as You Are Paid” BURNETT BROS. o Hampden Watch In white Kreen gold-filled ich is guaranteed with the dependable Hampden movement atured at $19.60 Delivered for $1. Balance “Pay Us as You Are Paid” The famous “Lady Lymn’ Brace- let Watch In the newest rectan kular shape ment here ¢ Delivered for $1 € B “Pay Us sas You Are Paid” “Pay Us as You Are Paid” Whole Chest of Silver for $7.85---Delivered for $1 International silver plate, which comes to us direct from the fac- tory. fect contains six knives and forks, Guaranteed to give per- satisfaction. Each chest six tablespoons, six tea spoons, shell and butter Total cost of the entire $7.85 besides sugar knife. Delivered for Balance Are Paid” “Pay as You 909 SECOND AVENUE “Pay Us as You Are Paid” Water Pitcher Special $9.95 guaranteed r account if desired with any payme will be delivered for $1 « the balance may be “Pald as You Are laid.” — ee Rogers Plated Ware New “Ancestral” Pattern . This is the famous “18 Plated Silver, which fs guarant for eventy-five years. Each set con- ns six knives, six. forks, six table spoons, six ‘teaspoons, sugar shell and butter knife. The “Anniversary” and tho “Ambassador” patterns are { cluded at the lowest ‘CASH price, $22.40 for the set. Delivered for $1 cash, paid for $1 weekly. Rogers Tableware Mayfair” Pattern. 3 Dinner Katves for 05 3 Dinner for 3 Tablexpoons for ec 3 Salnd Forks for De Sugar Shell and Hutter Knife (par) for Pe Note: We reserve the right to limit the quantity sold to any one person. c Individual salts and sketched. silver. Dollar Day at two pairs for Sterling peppers, Solid On as sale the number sold to each.) About 25° strands of fancy colored Bead —_ Neclelaces from Italy, scarce- As these tical Peppers old ver moro palra to any one buyer at, the pair, two Originally at many tim ‘ ' i ' (We reserve the right to limit Fancy Beads alike— priced to- ng sketched yery prac- Salts and the Sil- Not two in Dutch" Plate. than