The Seattle Star Newspaper, March 3, 1925, Page 7

THE EAT TLE STAR When You Think of Linens and Cottons -Think HE WHITE HOUSE Times Square, Westlake and Olive—EL iot-6538 The White House is the best place for you to shop. 39 WHY THE E SPECIALS for Wednesday only: 50c and 65c Wash Fabrics 4,960 yards of fine quality Tissue Ginghams, fine French Ginghams, Voiles and Fibre Silk Striped Shirtings; all new combinations, . J0° YARD 29' EACH 19' BACH Spring patterns, in beautiful color Wednesday only Special for 40c Bath Towels 600 Turkish Bath Towels, double thread, large size— 22x44 inches— bleached a snowy white, Special for Wednesday only Wc Pequot Sheeting 500 yards, Sl-inch (94) width, un- bleached Pequot Sheeting, full double bed width. Special for Wednesday only 35c Pepperell Cases 600 Pepperell Pillow Cases; standard quality for 60 years; size 42x36 inches. Special for Wednes- day only $5.95 Bedspreads satin fin full o« scalloped 50 fine quality a ished Bedspreads, twin bed sizes; or plain hemmed, Special for Wednesday only 40¢ CURTAIN MARQUISETTE 1,127 yards of fine quality embroidered Curtain Marquisette, 36 inches wide. Spe- cial for Wednesday only 25¢ Pillow Cases 1,200 muslin Pillow Cases, 42x36-inch size. Spe- cial for Wednesday only . soft finish $1.95 Mohawk Sheets 240 Mohawk Sheets, large size, 81x99 inches; an excellent wearing sheet. Spe- cial for Wednesday only . $1.95 Pequot or Utica Sheets 240 Pequot or Utica Sheets, full double size, 81x90 inches. Special for Wednes- day only . 70c Utica 540 yards, -inch bleached Utica Sheeting, extra qual- ity and finish. Spe- cial for Wednesday only $5.00 Luneheon Sets Sheeting 3 only—Novelty ton Sets, all pure oyster white edge. Each set af 5tinch Cloth Napkins tom cial for Wednesday only Lune: 95 7 tinen; s with gold consists and 6 Spe. 25¢ Ginghams and Marquisette 2,980 yards of 32-inch Zephyr Ginghams in neat checks and plaids; dozens of pretty colors from which to choose. 1,270 yards of 36-inch good quality Curtain Marquisette, plain white or pink. Special for Wednesday only YARD 29 EACH EACH 29 YARD 00 EACH 99° YARD “CANADA BEST BUYER lend, It ba ie tyie ane friend. It has n his safe Canada bought the majority of CHARGE DOCTOR DELAY CHICAGO Third whats tke 2 3 Third ave. # the trouble, now? fadio exports from the United Sta ne things of beauty, sparkling in the| asks, conversationally it recent months, the aon rman of umpgiow, to toss into the kitty of] “The same,” says Coral Lips “L Sere report Australia the great poker game for another | him ‘eond in * — ack of chips. Mostly it is women Tough,” says Sam, comfortingly, i “ ” : «ho slide baubles acrona the glass| doling out the crinkled bill eee Humane Murderer of De-|Counsel Requests Further | cnovwcase nothern of five se GLASS HARD TO BREAK + i “ nds, becar y i BR rack sa chee fective Child Is Held Time for Investigation a spindles grasa 4 FR ge OP peemney thee sgt i, Mar 3 d che “ be _—— | hat, ads coat ol black serge, a h p rth “| DENVER, Colk Dr.| CHICA March 2.—The MeCtin cause ladies must liv | ; ki = wat which does not ‘crack orl aes at ‘ Mima iGie RANE Hibulad tah Gectinied ¢ Sti’ ats Sg 8 fers her engagement ring ler ea: iy been tte derer,” faced the hard realities of] 1, starch i 7 ‘ Fate's t Frank's birthday next week,” she a German inventor. | 1 law today. lay to March 23 on request of retary sinat says. “We've been married 10 years, ical fot sel for William D. Shepherd, for bg “¢ 1 was : wn and windshields.| Information charging the sge4| rather of the “millionaire orphan h-filled showease to tell their ant to give him something ——| physician with the murder of his! attorney Edwin Hedrick asked for | ‘ouble I can save. Fifty cents, a dollar a 32-year-old crippled and mentally |tne continuance to give him time to ab tte Paton hay rap ls Sacer al lor rything SESARANTEN | detective daughter was filed today|make investigations in Codar Rap.| First, the young man with the] )wcnty dollars 7 aE in the district court at Littleton, | jas fowa, and St. Paul, Minn, | white face and the ‘haunted éyes,| 0, cour wecding: ring,” aye. Bam, ye an ar Denver wuburh by Joel E. Stone,” Cnie¢ Justice Olson of the muntc-|He « rn shoving ot itl Perf a ie eek eee ae oe district attorney. her finger ‘You pawn that, ‘too? {pal court, who Investigated the in “No,” says the woman, quickly Police were placed on guard at! quest, opposed the continuance and | | “Never that one. But the ba rs the bedside of the alleged slayér,| denounced Hedrick for refusing to lment rag... thetw different) following Stone's charge that he is|permit Shepherd to testify. : goed: wotian r ine New Artificial |*shamming” illness. It was firnt be- pear ee amy nas aut vith tie deer lieved that Dr. Blazer Nad attempt- tte na he. ptt ah gts EYES . ide by swallowing corroxive| PR SEG ho ie il g OA Pe pd egcel ga oa a) ublimate, but Stone denied this) LADIES’ ; Ealda bo wah cncen tation | Us pat pec atagyr retype nex abhi} dust received from |charging that the physician is try- rally ‘a . — My wep Be on Paget a betel beste wed | Germany ing to lay the foundation for «|| CAR RACE CAsH prizes |), A ha teat Are; avoid exbonate: | bl . Bmpr ee : . ts “lapse of memory” defense evEny is ‘ phen by bd a Made by famous ex- Inquest into the death of fis wold site ot. ae : n of fh water and ayold eating sweets of all], daughter, whom he is alleged to have WEDNESDAY You think maybo a pawnbroker perts in Sanscha. chloroformed when he foresaw that her future life would one “torture” because of her paralyzed jand mentally unbalanced condition. will follow filing of DEBATE CHANCE, IN FERRY — | Vashon Residents Opposed Over Fauntleroy Route be ot ATTLE OPTICAL Co Second Ave ; balls <a % sie | PUGET SOUND | STEAMER SCHEDULES | Seve Money, Travel by Steamer TACOMA cea Colman Heated debate between opposing nts of ashon island on @ position for a six montha’ trial of a ferry schedule between Vashon Heights and Fauntleroy instead of » present Vashon Heights-Marion dock route featured a special} hearing of the county commissioners Tuesday morning. Approximately 75 residents of the island attended. | The proposition was proposed ré- cently after residents of the Port- age district were unable to secure additional route from Portage to Fauntleroy. The new proposl- tion, It was contended, would grant faster service despite the round- about method of getting Into Se- attle’s business district. Strong op- position also was volced on the ground of increased freight rates ind inability to educate persons to go clear to Fauntleroy instead of taking the ferry downtown in Sé- attle, ihre oo vo 0 7 “Trip ‘Onyy” oe ISLAND Potvrs oa Anacorte edaten | notice, T SOUND NaVviGar FOOT Many Do you know, by placing your Clansified Ad in The Star, you will ‘each more people, and the cost is lean? 1ONCO 1OnNST Chiekea Door PASTIME CLUB 111 SPRING ST. Centrally Located Business Property NO COMMISSION 6% to to 1% On Apartment House and Residence Property Anywhere in Seattle COMMISSIONS oF We Will Save You Money on Your Real Estate Loan WASHINGTON MUTUAL SAVINGS | BANK 1101 26h Sam Levenson Trades and Good Cheers f Listening day after day for | kinds Rheumatism waste and acids resulting fermentation the function of} | the kidneys to filter this poison from | the blood and cast it out in the urine the pores of the skin are also aj‘ means of freeing the blood of this) impurity. In damp and chilly cold] weather the skin pores are clos thus forcing the kidneys to do double} rk; they weak and slug gish gnd fail to eliminate this waste acids, which keeps 1 circulating through the ntually #e ¢ in the joints « muscles, stiffness, soreness and pain, called rheumatiem, At the first twinge of rheumatism | body | m food | is caused become get from any pharmacy about four ounces of Jad Salts; put a table spoonful in «a glass of water and drink before breakfast each morning for a week. This is helpful to new tralize acidity, remove waste matter, also to stimulate the kidneys, thus] often ridding the blood of rheumatic! poison Jad Salts is inexpensive, and ts made from the acid of grapes and lemon juice, combined with lthia, and Js used With excellent remults by | thousands of folks who are subject to rheumatiam.—Advertinement. quunarg Nene Naturopath (all d eq less methods) ma gp 1804-8rd Ave. Cornet Yio TLL EN \ A Bank With a Heart | trinkets, | And oe eet ie | allowances, | money on a ring, paying it back in ) Greenbacks for Gems for Seattle’s Grief 26 years to hard luck hasn't calloused the heart of Sam Levenson, “poor mar philosophy and a conviction that human noture's all right,| fithasa chance. He lends thousands of dollars every year,| iostly to the 1 i's unfortunates, and the unfortunates| early always pay him bac 1 BY JIM MARSHALL J Racca on wh f * played beneath the t globes of the Poor Man's bank to share gem and grief, remors 4 rut . says Sam, with a sigh, opening the safe and bringing| out the japanned box with the white envelopes. Inaide are the rings and the watches and chains in ¢ach |t a story starting with a sob, ending, sometimes with a paean of triumph; sometimes with another ‘sob. “Well,” sighs im, lingering over envelopes, “you're all wrong. Many times I make loans that are too high, just because I am touched @ story. I am human lke you 1 got a heart and when they come in with tears maybe in their eyes . well, what could you do? “You see some of these envelopes There is the amount there underneath maybe I ‘sympathy.’ So I know I lend more than I should.” | Sam's Poor Man's bank lend thousands of dollars every year how much Sam doesn’t know. Most of the loans goto women—good women with husbands and babtes. | They save the payments out of their paying back weekly Many loans go to worlen who ac- cidentally lone purses containing their allowances. They are afraid to tell their husbands; borrow the has no heart, the write} small amounts. . . But it's not all tragedy. Sam opens an envelope. Out slips a |scarred gold watch on the glass | Sam pounces on it, holds ft fast. “That's been here so many times and out again,” he says, “I bet you if I let It go it would find its way home to its owner—and If he} don't keep it chained up I bet it rolls back to me by Itself.” Poor Man's bank . « and un- derneath the gilded globes of the Medicia, with hesitant feet, come the victims of Fate's pranks to trade grief and gems, remorse and rubles, with Sam Levenson, } | I lend, and} | | People, The Bush & Lane Grand Piano Challenges Comparison th wi enthusiasm wi » Gr and Pian h h il Cire ts si an unfaltering i construction u sm it of lea and marvelous 1 le responsiveness SLOSS OSSSOSOSHSOHSiO SOOO OSS SOSOSS SOOO OOOOSS of the Bush & Lane Grand are equaled only by its flowing lines < aceful con- tour—its rare beauty mz it as a mas- terpiece of the Piano maker’s art. 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Never Paid Christopher Columbus prepared in 1491 to prove that the world is round Less has been placed on exhibition in a ON SAVINGS DO YOU OWN YOUR HOME? Are you one of the large army of renters who yearly accumulate bundles of rent receipts which only serve as Paris museum, It is one of the oldest maps in existence and formerly was in” the rooms of Cardinal) Mazarin private You can place a Classified Ad in tar for lesa and reach more ~ WOMEN’S FEDERATION U. OF W. The DeRESZKE reminders of money paid out and gone s NGERS i forever? By saving here you can own your home and pay rent to yourself. CONC ERT, MAR. 3 « whether they were singing something classic or something popular, It was evi- dent they had mastered each compoaition rendered. 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