The Seattle Star Newspaper, October 15, 1924, Page 10

CANADIAN ASKS PATIENCE M.P. Wants Canada to Sup- port Homeland Rea OTTAWA, Ox and now Canada on tt f star ences patrollin the burs commor come would do » responsibility unite the En: he said, would In cor “After a Simulating care k I conyinced that wit asa minions under « cor flag commonwealth est part to the world. Dest the destinies of the peop inhabit it.” ntral t and th ast rs “Moth & day keeps the “Yes, Jimmie octors away th afraid one'll ha Bolton News. Ba THE BON MARC DRESS Satin, Flat and Canton Crepes! Jacquard Weaves! —black m mm 50 —cocen ad Sizes eee Ment 16 to 48 colors —straight line effe —bands of fur —novelty buckles —effective pleatings —fringe and beaded trimmings —braid and Georgette trimmings —lace, button and ribbon trimmings Aii First Quality! Full cut, well - finishea garments in good quality Soiled! outing flannel. — Whites, stripes and figured patterns trimmings. Regular and extra sizes. Ext Vests! Step-Ins! Embroidered pockets —self straps— contrasting colored trimmings—sizes 38 to 42—all first quality—unusual valu Flesh, orchid, pongee and gold. {80 Pairs fort leather poe ~~ Wigs Ce RGAIN BASEMENT Here are more of our daily values priced for thrifty shoppers! MORE SPLENDID SILK JOBBER’S SAMPLES Women’s Outing Flannel - BS Hemstitehing and silk braid ——Women’s Glove Silk—, Manufacturer’s Discontinued Styles WOMEN’S HIGH High-grade Shoes eG Cynthia Grey: ish One ng Into F ? Queries Can One Be a Godfather by Prowy? Asks Another OXNTHIA GREY 7} n fig re 0? der: BY who had thelr hair bobbed their silly that 1 and girls wok Mh any frights women are wearing wigs to hide mi cot Fig Pickle % * Wednesd About Walls Away for Cleaning Malr J A How About Wigs? HE | ¢ Two Black Kittens ES can fu’ GA rf Visitor Answers Pet Animal Peeve Dear Mins Gre rit, Td you Iam a How about the rats and mice that ure Kept away by the four-footed 8? Thank you MRS. J. A English Plum Pudding Mis Dear raordinary values. the will salt, mixed in the y ough to make a quantity equal in It will take n the mixtur st, add 1 peel, ral ift the Chop t the bre crumbs, ed 1 an ins and currant Quality Black Vici unbleached cotton, tle it firmly over the top, round the rim of the basin i und bring the corners that hang Ki n d down back again over the top, pin Sizes 3 to & ning them securely. Then put the : a tT AGE 0 pudding into boiling water and let A to E Widths holl without cessation 11 hour Dress and Com The best way ix to make it two or with hand-turned ff three days needed, and put It soles and steel arch #§)0n again the day it ts to be eaten supports, But and boil from two to three hours ton and lace more. styles, with A pudding red and cooked in | 4 thin way is fit to set before walking and low rt n ki Une cold sauce made of heels, Jeugnr and butter or hot brandy }eance These puddings will koop a year, * * Oranges Top Market at $7.75 add the sugar an flour. Then pour ing thoroly a milk enough to moisten the 7 : to about the consistency of minc Butter your tin basin well, and put in your pt leaving room Six Styles for a stiff batter of flour and water P which must be spread over the All First whole top of the pudding to exclude | the alr and water. Then take stout | HE SEATTLE STAR “BE YOURSELF” SAYS EMMA Miss Carus, The Bon Marche Features A Lively Section of LOWER COST COATS! sic at. Pantages, Laughs at Father Time Section! BY G. LUCILLE “ec | The Newest Styles Always! ran tot Always These Same Low Prices! f ° coring A section where every type of Coat from Every-Day Wear t ed in the Best of Styles, Fashionable Materials, and all sizes. ) Fur-Trimmed Dress Models are Smart Sport Fur Trimmed | Far Trimmed i tom tn Coats, $15 | and Sports,$19 Models, $23 KED , . nce Lustrous blocked Coatings—well | Bolivia, trimmed with wolf, Viatka | Bolivia, cut polaire, and downy- anding bef ecikeee . 4 tailored in slenderizing models. Coney, and moufflon; and furlaine, wool, all trimmed with wolf, mouf- : Pleated pockets add distinction. downy wool, cut polaire and vela- flon or Viatka Coney. Nicely made Lined with striped broadcloth. | tone, topcoat styles in tile, brown, | and finished well. Blue, tan, Blues, browns and tans navy, tan, gray and black. | brown, gray and black. Second Floor—The Bon Marche LOWER GRADES OF EGGS UP PIKE STREET—SECOND AVENUE—UNION STRE#T—SEATTLE and Persimmons Slump ! attie and a : 1, ma Horse Ides, according to stze— F xTa beullng. | Dry, each soe 1.08 . ‘ Green or salted, each...... 1.000200 r a 4 ib. B ¢ t ib, 20 - 1 ' Lure for Bo oyotes } f $ and | Cabbage < . ; n ripens Castaloupes pal Gs isktees allow” nd. buy - ret soak - zi Mss* a Washington coyote— ine mash. Traps scented by this at a te, 8. f terigene cecal "esate p\ tac essional lobt duct of a great Washington 6 DAInY rnopuUcTs re po howling animal that roam dustry never fail to get the wily Prices Paid Shippers rin ceed OM a around In Washington state—many * according to Stoner. And argo teaitie ‘@attvery, 44 | Yan Plant—10ce), crate __|a Washington coyote is be! led r animals, similarly, are lured oa Included 1 Local, crate sto his doom these days by alcohol- the enticing odor, according to . r white os\ism. This is according to C. A e story left by their trails around 8) Stoner, state hunter, part of whose] ‘traps so baited 1 a %. a tis @ the pesky brutes be-| But, in most cases, the footprints ; Nan eonat tts| fore they ers’ stock. | told the story that the coyotes gen Olympians ... shenate ‘ love moon arrived first and, by dint of WHOLESALE FIs - — r strength and ferocity, kept Fresh Fish, per Ib. the other animals away. Por ‘cade aes i Perch ccs eghefad Judge J. H. Allen hy, aah Stoner, we fot ‘ ote trails thru the w Ss. das tees Potatoes Lb " Chiseekt'? Funeral ‘Wednesday covered more, stills than 3 | Sauaab— Tb, O1N@ 02) Funeral servi t existed in the entire sng .t0| Someone emeerer™ Lee: were to be animals make regular 249.28 THTnIDe—Sack 11@ Views as ry a a pa ing of sts hington triplets 94@ .38 | Yame—Crat Rs bs ap of the by-product Filamenk triplets 230 38 Watermelons—Lb. + ONO 02 | coh . ‘ »y moonshiners POULTRY AND MEATS aotin aw iad ne Mackerel y onshine rices Paid Shippers grin “a ‘papi , Hen, surviv omens aa ie hans roll Looney 5 Ro b Cc Percy Allen, surviv CAPETOWN, South Africa, Sept aaa 1s0@8 ugs Ro ditciains Beitland Tad 15.—One of the most romantic exp Hrotlers. b ' “ ” jitions which has ever entered See a gar is , “Party” of $10,000'Fortland Judge to | ditions "which as ever_enterad the ay CHICAGO, Oct. 16.—Thirty me Be Guest of Honor Town t morning. It ts the mo: rs of the mal F rge Rossman, of Port- | tor dash the length of the continent 8 ASKO: honor guest Wednes-|to Cairo led by the intrepid Maj. here © seeking t a joint union meet- | Court Treatt, who for many years in the om of one of Royal Arcanum coun s been co: ed with govern the party when three bandits, usin) He is past grand | ment exploration work in Africa, istol aL cards of adm regent The meet having surveyed part of the “Cape- YOULTRY AND MEATS Hucklepertie nt tered, tled up the whole party s to be the Odd Fellows’ | to-Cairo” railway. Prices Paid Wholesale Dealers Le Fancy m 6.50@7.25 | bUge pile and then : parted : mple Motion picture men accom Broilers—1924, ue COMMAS sca cs een staies §.60@6.35 | sum ¢ at between $10,000 panying the army offi The cars a 4p | And $15,000, ) Ameri lawyers visiting Brase-| being used are sealed against mos th 4 [8 e robbery occurred in a fashion-| nose college, Oxford, paid|quitoes and are especially con 210 eC Ja small debt incurred by George| structed for the bush country. Prep |W ‘ashington great-great grand-|arations for the dar journey have . father in 1633. * ibeen under way for six months , * Arguingon Murder |= $3 | Strawherrles—Locai 2,009 2.25 Cc - ; 04g (07 MAY, GRAIN AND FEED ases, Falls Dead | Finally found health in Kelloge’s Bran Bors Fancy block 130 14 (Prices to Consumer, F. 0, B. deattle) wabdita. c 15 li enl—¥'a ma 16@ «A COMA, Oct. 15 hile arguing | 22,00 cunt Une Bhar ‘iste | the eruets two seen mr after suffering long with constipation eet ities ne? Cracked and feed mea 1160.00 et and ailed of heart diewme x]. Mr. Patch writes that Kellogg's | pation, eat Kellogg’s Bran regularly mn 40: GOA ety Barley—Whole, feed, 10 + 49,00 i Thyatanni sult Be age i Bran ‘‘solved his problem.’’ It has |—two tablespoonfuls daily—in chroni¢ medium Vaso@e.rs | ONS Whole feed, | 109" ares bd amet ummoned. | solved tho problem of constipation— | cases, with every meal. It sweeps, 3.600 Jeaas lag s3.00 mild and chronic—for thousands of |cleans and purifics the intestines. It bist 4 Se1o0| DAUGHTER'S NEW DRESS others. It has brought relief when all|rids them of the dangerous poisons ‘4764 K rs Medium to go 4.0006 that load to other diseases. It is guar “Don't you think my now dress is | ¢l8e has failed because Kellogg’s Bran | Fate to medium i oh are ie | becoming is ALL bran. Nothing but ALL bran | anteed to bring results, or your grocer | Caaners « : fs : | n bo 100 per cent effective, i r y. Calver 3 “roogaie | Sore Bean Ment —10 | “It may be coming, but somo of it| Mr. Pateh’s letter: zest fie BRA | Hose— . ; FLOUR AND SUGAR is rather late!" —Judge 3 7 Kellogg ’s Bran, cooked and krum Dear Sirs: Prime, Harht 10 oth, heavy pevates SAGQS Tocal blends .. bled, is delicious with milk or cream. T have been a constant sufferer hea v : You will like its nut-like flavor—so . from constipat nd have wone | , * | | have tried abou ¢ cereals prans. Sp ie y e coreals. pet oy H4 HipEs AND Woo. Water will be shut off from could think, oe, Gad. Salty iehed ae aL the Sica % lat it in ‘e6o@ 8.00 (Buying prices £. 6, b, Seattle) 19th ave. 8 and | Kellogg's Bran. ‘This solved my . 4 he reese : lax ae eT MidesoLt, i ts adda 4 robles Titeen 1e6 Ger eene be Kellogg ’s Bran mufiins, griddle cakes men Bet TE) allt 4 OR) 1 eh UO Be er amines ct dt owe it to your Bran, « and many or wonderful recipes é ; Bulle soci itt | | to Yesler way, Thursday from § || ‘Thanking you very kindly for this given on tho package. VEGETABLES A nena gab oe! | asm, to 5 p.m great cereal, | am sphere a package Prices Vald Wholesale Denters green of walted— | Also on Very respectfully, Kellogg’s Bran, cooked and krum- (The prices given are those mi PLT RING Chester C. Pateh, bled, is mado in Battle Crock and ia 761 Main St, Greenwood, Mass For tho permanent roliof of consti- a} No.2. retail dealers by wholes’ wi served by tho loading hotels and clube everywhere. It is sold by all grocers —Advertisoment hursday, 8 few onal exceptions, prices to pros ducers can be figured by deducting the Kip—No, 1. No. 2 sss a ap: i N