The Seattle Star Newspaper, November 7, 1919, Page 4

FOR THIS FINE . All Phonographs in One —together with ten double-face records—twenty selections. Total price of this complete outfit is only $108.50—delivered anywhere in Seattle on first payment of ten dollars. $ 50 °* weekly IF YOU PREFER SOME OTHER STYLE —come to the Seattle Music House. Here you can choose from the entire Brunswick line at prices ranging from $60 to $1,500. This is the only house west of Chicago where all the different Brunswick models are on display—all are sold on EASY TERMS Pay Balance etree acer ttein 1216-18 Third Avenue Between University and Seneca Phone Main 3139 | et aot esting ASK CITY HELP IN EARWIG WAR “It’s Really — Alarming,” Pleads Don McDonald Donald A, MeDonald, who stands nto #ix feet in bis b into the office Kk Lenhart O, Shrader late Thurs: day afternoon with something In his eye which resembled war “I ain here,” MePonald announced in his best legal tones, “to invoke the ald of the city council in the ex termination of the pestiferous Wis, I represent 40,000 residents Queen Anne hill, The earwig is eat ing our gardens and vegetable patches clear down to the roots, We | need an appropriation to combat the carwig, The situation really ts alarming, Unless something is ¢ to curb the earwig, serious kk threatens the gardens of Queen Ange hill.” MeDonald was assured that the city council would wet a date fo public hearing in the near future when residents of Queen Anne hill will appear to plead for relief. REFUGEE FLOOD DUE IN POLAND WARSAW.~ (By Mail.)-—Twenty~ nine Poles who have just complet- ed a pilgrimage of many monthe from the heart of Siberia to the newly-redeemed city of Minsk, have brought the news that at least 200,000 men prisoner by thd Austrians are waiting In Btberia for An opportune moment to return to Poland. According to the newly returned refMmees who were them selves Austrian prisoners of war, Western Siberia in full of home~ lens men claiming Polt#h nationall- ty, Several among them placed the number as high as 600,000. The problem created tn Poland by the returning prisoners and refugees ts already acute, the government be- ing forced to rely heavily on Red Cross help to feed sad clothe them Should the number of refugees still to return be in keeping with the estimate brought by the new ar rivals, it will mean an enormous additional burden, JURORS CALLED ‘Thirty-six prospectiye grand furore for the November term were drawn ‘Thursday afternoon in the U. 8, dix trict court before Judge Jeremiah Neterer. The jurors wild report « the federal court Tuesday morning November 18, at 10 o'clock. The names drawn were as followr Clair A. Robb, Norman 0. Sims, F Ward Simpkins, John O: Phillips Henry A. Schrooder, Ralph Rhoades. Andrew P. Riggs, Robert M. Palmer Jobn A. Porter, H. D. Horton, Jason EB. Reynolds, Herbert B, Perry, Rob ert D. Pike, Willis W. Robinson Charles B. Newson, A. L. Bradwhaw, Ebenezer Shorrock, Charles O. Simp son, James Btanton, Andrew Robson, John 1. Ripley, Bernard Rownsy Peter A. O. Rolle, Philip D. Richards, Robert B. Small, all of Seattle; Frank Rhodes, Harper; C. Rh. Kings ton; Hugh Bartlett, Port Orchard James Appleton, Enumelaw; Sol Hop per, Auburn; H. B. Rupp, Bothell Herman Henehe, Snohomish; A. h Fausett, Monroe; BE. H. Meech, Ever ett; W. A. Taylor, Bryant; Peter 1. Kearne, Lowell. CUT HIGH RENTS LOS ANGELES, Cal, Nov. ~ (United Preas.)—Establishment of revolving fund by the elty to be sed in financing house building rojects {s under consideration by the city counell. It resulte from agitation by the Loa Angeles Rent Payers’ league which claime rent profiteering in Los Angeles ts rampant. ° Under the propored plan @ char ter amendment wo: to permit the city sum of money to be used in build ing houses which would be sold to citizens on the installment plan at & low rate of interest and on long term payments WON'T BUY LINE Beattic will not purchase the North Ballard or Greenwood at. car line from the Western Washington Power company for $91,145 as pro posed, if the elty counefl follows a recommendation made by the counci! public utilities committee Thurs day The committees opposed the pur chase of the Greenwood line on the ground that the municipal line al ready has ordered extensions which will care for most of the territory served by the power company’s line In the meantime residents of the Greenwood district must pay two fares in order to visit the downtown district, $25,000 Profit on A Solitary Porker OMAHA, Neb. Nov. 7--A hog named Designer waa acid Thursday for $40,000 This is said to be the record price for a hog, But Design er in not just an ordinary, every-day sort of hog; he is @ yearling Poland China boar, and even when he was 1 week old and only worth $1.60 as bacon, he sold for $5,000. Today's sale Makes a profit of $25,000 for his original purchaser in little leas than a year. Democrats to Get Line on the Moon Prof. 8. lL. Boothroyd, head of the department of astronomy at the University of Washington, will ad- dresa the King County Democratic j club at ites regular meeting Satur- day noon at Good Kats cafeteria, on “The Tides, Phases of the Moon, and Beasons.” Prof. Boothroyd ia also be necessary appropriate a tures on astronomy on Wednesday evenings at the university, He will [illustrate his lecture with a plate. tarium, ROBBED DEAD BODY, 1S ACCUSATION MA NORWALK, 0., Nov J (aoe Baltimore & Ohlo train, His body| was rifled of $46 and a $75 diamond, Jerome Snyder and son, David, were | © | chargea with the theft scraaeesey delivering @ popular course’ of tec-| Lewis, of Cleveland, was killed by a! THE SEATTLE STAR—FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 7, 1919. PRICES TALK Hurry and get your pick of the wholesale stock of Harris Meltzer Co. The prices have been marked so low that it will not be long before it is entirely sold out, so get busy and be here. SATURDAY, NOV. 8th, 9 A. M. When this great slaughter commences. Come prepared to buy and you will find the Biggest Bargain Festival that you have attended. Just gaze at this list: ' ‘ Fine Hand-Tai- lored, Best Mate- rials and Latest Styles in Men’s Suits At Ridiculous Prices. Come Here and See These Wonder- ful Bargains We Have an Ele- gant Assortment of Both Rain- proof and Water- proof Overcoats and Mackinaws All Marked at Less Than Half | $1.00 Leather Work Gloves 48c Me Handkerchiefs; Red, White or Bive-—Cut to 8c $12.00 “Chippewa” Shoes; Genuine—Cut to $5.98 $20.00 Boys’ Swell Dress Suits; Cat to $8.95 $25.00 $8.00 Army Shoes; Genu ine Munson Last—Out to $3.48 $14.85 $2.25 UnlonMade Over. alls; Extra Heavy—Cut to $1.25 200 Men's Sox; ors—Cut $150 Men's and Boys’ Caps—Cut to 67c $6.00 and $7.00 Work Shoes; Extra Strong— Cut to $2.89 $1.00 Woot Sox; weight—Cut to 45c $18.00 Ali Wool Mack. nawe—Cut to $8.85 all col- lo $40.00 Men’s Suite; Hand. Sut to $17.85 good Rain “Stip On" coay—Cut to 85 $3.09 Boys’ Scout Shoes— wa Suits $ 1.45 $6.00 and $7.00 Men's Dress Hats, all colore— Cut to $2.98 $100 and $8.00 Men's Dress Pante—Cat to $3.35 $5.00 Heavy Flannel Shirts Cut to $2.38 Boys’ Fine Suite; values $25.00 Men's Sults; Latest Stylee—Cut to $15.00 Mackinawe—Cut to $2.00 Work © or Shirte—Cut to Dress 20¢ Canvas Gloves—Cat to Pay Checks Cashed Boys’ Suits | UNION STORE | Wonderful bargains in Boys’ Suits. Positively cheaper than any store in town. See our$10.00 to $12.00 values. Cut to $5.85. Palace Clothing Co. First Avenue and Spring Street » You ean fill in your stocks in Clothing, Shoes, Furnishings, Hats, ete., in all styles, made by and save mony. We America’s best shoemak- can sell you cheaper ers, in all styles for men, boys, women and girls. You save half. than any wholesale house in the east and locally Your Inapection Invited, rN. 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