The Seattle Star Newspaper, December 4, 1919, Page 4

SR Se em te ns peeemap oneness hat it TLL ALLOA ALE LLL LA RE SEATTLE STAR—THURSDAY, DECEMBER 4, 1919. ; RESCUE BODIES Sheriff Invited to Enjoy SYMPHONY WILL INDEATH TRAP Wine,Women and Song; | PLAY ORATORIO Shipyard Men ‘Died Wedged Sends D eputies Instead Third Concert at Meany Hall) in Manhole | 2% a. De pheod {by the deputies, as well roe os eee | Friday Evening ow elulé | ther ty, & sult case on No: | full of be be plenty of} With Red’ Stack, | ables, and « For the first time in Seattle the ment of drink } oratorto “The Dream of Gerontiua,”| anied by the au-|composed by the English musicia After more than frenzied labor, ¥ Duthio shipyards bodies of Licyd M burn-hatr ated proprietor,| Edward Elgar, will be played at| cba tn” Popular Cloak & Suit Co. Unable to Renew Both bodies und wedged at will © orchestra's third! of the |symphony concert of the winter sea | Present Lease or Secure Desirable tm a man the frantic F men had met death while struseting in W. Eirinker's court, where | son, directed by John Spargur. ZA Ps 4 | T to escape from the fMames that |, he admitted having had the liquor in| According to the story of Geron Br artea when a red hot rivet iauited | gon hia possesion, and paid’ fine of| thas, the latter, on his deathbed,| {ame ew Location { ditumen, the AEOOOR | ayaa the chreummtanene Gane dreamn of his soul's passage to the| [2iBm > Weed as a coatir p water | wa ate thing the snesilt edule ate but » Deputy Von Gerst returned | unseen world and ite reegption by , a | * tanks. ‘ He |'the an a von uf syaey ee tS "4 M ate Jan | ; The molten bitum ne 1a | aid, via eee yen Carel ana Meet P cas ine by The com: program follows: | [jig 4 ® ike tar, Mowed around the men in| piace two not ne : and lifted 1 it) Symphony > 1—Itflat major... aN | S the death trap, and then cooled) 1105, the boltem, which remat the | " Schumann . EW“ wy von rf |S | Serre aw elt] "idan sew ems] RM COMPELLED TO CLOSE OUT STOCK » hose. It was necessary to work for 1 win | Jinundated by a flood of rec legro molto vivac hours chipping away the congealed t waded out Eeemence. ‘The two victime died reste lp a being diver Geblven © Moke vivese sc oiaGa In order to dispose of our big stock of Coats, Suits and ac] ot r ter Z om ere be by dim | ‘ ene to cneh other rene: | Neither was there song. But of wine entear tt Yea Ges ta gy ac haat Dresses before January 1 we have marked every article Around the San Juan river in) 't W8* different “L never wrote that invitation mene | in the store at the lowest possible price. We will be in Colombia is located the greatest | Five gallona of fine red | vintage in| Must have been some of my intereat | Poem, “Omphate’s Spin Platinum field yet discovered. & glass container were confiscated! ed neighbors.” | « 1 + Saint-Saens) From “The Dream of Getting “Hep” to ‘Contest Is Starting Orr | pi The Good Eats c business again if right location can be secured, but we cannot take chances on carrying our present stock over until spring. We fully realize that we will be better off to sell at any price we can get NOW. Overture, Carneval” ......Dworak = SE se STOCK IN SPLENDID CONDITION AS TO Bins 0 Dreseptee coo cot 2at| Revision of Revenue Laws """ cette e tty 0 teen MATERIALS, STYLES AND SIZES this suggestion,” was Nepresentative te the O14 Days of Freedom by the Simple pedient ef « \ Stuart's Dyspepsia Tab- let After Meals Sth congress. the present # " frame a dill for 1921, so that > | Dusiness will know in advance what ween the de and the revision o arently approaching Green, next ranking | | Scarcely a garment that has been in stock three months. You will find our Coats, Suits and Dresses expressive of, the season’s latest thought in designs, fabrics and shades | Worderful Values in Coats &) Splendid Line | $1 4 7 5 of Wool Coats ° Sizes to 42 in wide variety of styles and colors. Some formerly priced up to $35. BETTER GRADE COATS, MOSTLY SILK LINED AND FUR TRIMMED $19.75 AND $24.75 Plush Coats $24.75 LONG AND SHORT MODELS HIGHER GRADE LONG AND SHORT PLUSH COATS, VALUES TO $95.00 —REDUCED TO $35.00 and $49.50 COATS IN VALUES TO $100.00 REDUCED TO $39.75 AND $49.75 Best of materials, styles, tailoring, fur trim- n's answer to *hairman RE see WRENS 8 8 Ome Renee sspost! I ne ver k efore how | ay Roth administration and nm | taxes it will have to pay fi excess Sere ‘Thus al leaders agree that there| There is a tradition that the party ‘ol han” tek thn eee Se ht his stor r De revision to meet record | Which rates will mitigate its application,” | an time but me expenditures, but agree: | Just be i “taren badly at Green cx ued, “It has one merit | expedient of Tabiet after cat for a starter, he jth c J | thy often overlooked, namely, | | of the Treasury Glas, ose who are making «| | | sandwich, a pic n, wants a | eate ham and eces—tn 1 s apn cf . te his stomac s and thie groas, declared the excess profits tax ergy an ee t| t will no Bre” en re) a Le Re gh =. ! it will not |», rages wasteful expenditure. ravenously hungry even premium on over [of this) Glass wants excess profits taxes 4 a penalty on brains on medium-eised inomoes. . od an increase in the at pages new ventures and con-| +p, ®, Greon saya: “Tt wo ould be ¢ and the sur-|firms old ventures in the monopo | evtromely nediate incomes. | lies.” *" say they are| He also places on it a part of the! ent reve- | blame for high pric enue bill’ “I do not think the wi ke up for lows thru abolition | oN profits tax) Glass suggested la raise in the normal income tax) | Ktalita| rate, and a raise in the surtax rate Special Invitation to Old Customers At our closing out sale prices we know that we are giving the best val- ues in women’s apparel likely to be offered in Seattle this winter. At these extremely low prices our stock will be easily sold out and we trust that our old cus- tomers, those whose patronage made the amount p ite tax fr jknown that the multi-mill already transferring their | tax exempt securities. I think the |mame result would follow If we under took to raise intermediate rates, as muggeated by the secretary's report.” a ® — WILLSTARTAIR | ae BASE IN HAWAII nd iTen Fliers Will Leave for * Pearl Harbor Station : — POPULAR an unusually “4 ee } ming and silk lining. successful store, wil! e | SAN FRANCISCO, Deo. 4.—Te " j mselves i . ry |filern of the naval air service wi Severe Sales Rules Will Not Apply psa — pth ay +" ' | eatees Ciohanae oc ears ete dee. As near as possible we want to give, dur- We want them to have * | wail, to establish the first naval air ing this sale, the same attentive service, the cause to remember us same courteous treatment that has charac- terized the POPULAR. Usual sales rules will therefore not apply. ‘ |etation in the American insular pow | i seasion. Sixty mechanics with four! seaplanes and other supplies will rs " } loave here about the middle of De f cember, Lieut. Com. A. D. Kirkpat e 1e rick, In charge of the expedition, maid when we again open fér business. \ rh Wonderful Values iu May Be Chosen to Advantage | creme iam Donee entity ane, Wek in the Downstairs Store lessee re ener ere SUITS —with the advantage of large stocks to choose from, and eal, ‘Taeet. Coens Teminaanae ae } the advantage of prices as low as is consistent with good |day told the United Press, “We were Garments suitable Reduced to rushed up frem San Diego because | We wanted to catch the Chicago. No for all year wear. All ift-quality. bb ; the better materials $14.75 AND $19.75 other reservations would have been 7 ‘ FOUR-IN-HAND TIES in large conventional figured effects, available for over a month. Naval or Good styles and colors in root in desirable shades, flowing-end style, in silk and with satin slip bands, $1.25. ders are always ‘rush, r serges, silks and Georgettes. silk lined and many fur trimmed. found in 11 years’ experie silk-mixtures, plaids, figured effects and conventional de- KNIT TIES in two-tone effects rv tooo pep Pgs 7 MODELS IN VALUE TO ‘ . and plain colors, knit from 4, Peart ial . signs, 55¢. good fiber silks, $1.25. Kirkpatrick. ¥ Specially Priced $75.00 REDUCED TO FOUR-IN-HAND TIES of beau- be pioneers in the flying game in the $24.75 AND $34.50 Velveteens, tricotines, tric- | tata nds,” he said tiful domestic silks in a FOUR-IN-HAND TIES of rich- wealth of handsome designs ly-colored scarfing ‘silks, in olettes and satins. and colorings, $1.00. floral and conventional de- BUS am ENJOINED HANDSOME TIES in rich, signs, with thin satin slip were restra EXCLUSIVE DESIGNS REGULARLY SOLD UP TO $100.00 $39.75 AND $49.75 heavy silks, jacquard and bands, $1.50. ter M day, ‘The department ate FREDERICK = F | thet cars there. w NEI S ON | EXTEND HOTEL OPTION ant Fr ‘th “ * man interests vo. FIFTH AVENUE AND PINE STREET 90° days, All our Suits are reduced to LESS THAN H ae ft oe Si 5 per cent higher 1. this spring. ay been extended further efforts to obtain . property in that block. The Bow mans, it Is understo building @ $4,000,000 th template ol here | CHEMISTS WILL MEET “Proto Elements of the Stars and By purchasing now tus- tomers get the benefit of new clothes for the holi- days and save as much, or more, as if they waited un- til January. Nebulae,”* will be discussed by Prof 8. 1. Boothroyd, of the university ut the ar banquet of the Puget Sound # m of the Am Chemical joty at the university pher 13. 1301 THIRD AVENUE N. W. Corner University Opposite Pantages Theatre commons Motoreyelo side cars are coming Into general use in Engl 1 fe The Columbia Grafonolas In a doren fine models in all woods and fin- ishes. Priced from $25 to $475 Amberolas Play the 4-minute Blue Amberol Records. Priced at $41 and $100 Victrolas In all models, priced from $25 to $450 Actually re-creatos music—in all models, Priced from $95 to $475 SE The Three Recognized Makes a0 Seattle's Private Musical Carried in every model from the portable designs to the mag Record Head- nificent models. SOLD ON MOST CONVENIENT TERMS quarters