The Seattle Star Newspaper, December 10, 1919, Page 5

> YY OodHOUsE- RUNBAUM ) a FURNITURE CO., Inc. ; i OTTO 8, GRUNBAU:I 416-424 PIKE STREET Store Hours 8:30 to 5:30 soe a (Copyrigat CHRISTMAS SPECIALS (Heavily Reduced Prices) HH | They were the lever known. j the beautiful HESE happy Green Forest were At least happlest You see slender, young Mis | Daintyfoot, and now she was no long Miss Dalntyfoot, but Mre, I Lightfoot waa was no anywher sure th | tiful as she, and Mrs. Lightfoot knew | that there was no one ao handacne | re and brave Wherever Lightfoot went Child Health as he Lightfoot He ahe went COMBINATION GRILL AND TOAS high and 9 cooking # broiling, Regumr while 25 last. Special Ne. 2 toasting, frying. Sy Mr Frederick Peterson shade. regular $ offer twenty, while a Christmas spectal, Special No. 3 handsome fumed yle, with genuine “MOTORWEAVE” AUTO ROBES Regular $9.00 Values, $6.75 ® one of these in your car and you can laugh an ideal Christmas gift. We alto have a nice to robes at from $10 to $30.00, Very special valu is for News * WE'LL TRUST YOU Our credit system has been established for your convenience to assist you to fur nish your home along your own individual ideas. Our terms are easier and our prices are lower than will be found anywhere. No extra charges—no interest. JUST YOUR WORD THAT YOU'LL PAY | Of habits you need, |To grow up so healthy You're bound to succeed. 1 con Fish and many vegetable dishes can be greatly improved in flavor and made enjoyable by the addition of LEA:PERRINS SAUCE THE ONLY ORIGINAL WORCESTER ORE BU: RED CROSS CHRISTMAS SEALS | LAND SURVEY SLOW _ Estimates for transfer to the state! school lands in unsurveyed forest re- | serves will be completed late next |summer, State Land Commissioner | | Clark V. Savidge told the Men's club | | of First Baptist church in an address | | Tuesday night. ‘4 sxce 4 1e7o ‘ ILO 30 573Fs COUGHS It has been the leading table sauce for gener ations. PRACTICAL GIFTS FOR CHRISTMAS $8.50 California Coaster Special at $6.49 . California ~~ Coasters are one of the most popular wheel toys. ‘ tid as They are strongly constructed and are , . equipped with a brake and a hinged pr yr acipag Ay Bnd the handle; wheels are roller bearing. children; $2.50, value at. . There are two sizes to choose from. vigepattcas $2.50 Casseroles in Nickel-Plated Frames at $1.49 This is a brown Guernsey, white lined Casserole in a neat nickel - plated frame. Can be used for all oven baking. $2.50 Stand Blackboard Special at $1.69 This is an extra special. A strong, well made frame with a heavy blackboard, 16x18 inches. This is the easel type board. A great Don't Forget Baby $1.00 Silver Baby Cup 65c A beautiful silver-plated Cup for the , baby. They are quadruple plated— made by the Wm. Rogers’ Co.; $1.00 regular price. Special at.........65¢ Eveready Flashlights One of the most useful gifts you can buy. We-have a complete assortment of Flashlights—small vest pocket size or the large tubular shapes—nickel plated or black finish. Priced from > $1.00 up to $7.50 Cut Glass Salt and Peppers at 98c A beautiful assortment of Cut Glass Salt and Peppers. They are richly cut and have silver-tops. Three sizes choose from. Special, pair Give Hotpoint Appliances They are such practical gifts. In our Electric Appliance Section you will find an excellent assortment to choose from. Hotpoint 3-heat Grill........$11.50 The 3-heat Grill will fry, broil, boil or toast-— cook two foods at one time—above and below thc glowing coils. Price ..... eoees BILGE Manufactured by the Edison Electric Appliance Co. daya in the | his they were happy for Lightfoot the Deer Mrs. ol her “ati ..AB SEATTLE STAR—W. Happy Days in the Green Forest BY THORNTON W. 1919, by 7, BURG Ww SS Burgess) He ted favorite hiding places to his favorite eating did not tell him she was already | her She # he had| acquainted with every one of them, he had won that shb knew the Green Forest quite An Well as he did. If he had stopped to think » day after day, she had managed to keep out of hin sight while he hunted for her, he would have known that there was little he could show her which she did not al know, But ho didn’t etop to proudly led her from And Mra, Lightfoot expressed delight with all she saw quite am if it were all Of course, all the lett Forest hurried to pay «to Mra, Lightfoot and htfoot how glad they felt And they really did feel You see, they all nd they knew that he ever, and that of his 10W ady | think, ple and to place w ople of him toot told Min © terrible days n, and how she had no He t with terrible « rent th Big River hounds, I know,” replied Mra, Lightfoot I know all about it. You ‘e were hunters on the Great n. In fact, that is how I hap ed to come down to the Green Porest. They hunted me so up there that I did not dare stay, and I came Jown bert nu that there might {ower hunters here, I would not believed that I could ever be | thankful to hunters for anything, but | am; truly I am.” |, There was a puzzled look on Light ® face, “What for?” he demand “I can’t imagine anybody being thankful to hunters for anything.” Lightfoot all f the hunt on in the Green Forest then. her how the hunters ms had given him no had to wim the to get away from the think Of course, all the fIttle people of | the Green Forest hurried to pay their respeets to Mra. Lightfoot. | | “Oh, you atupid™ eried Mra. Light foot. “Don't you ere that if I hadn't been driven down from the Great Mountain I never would have foupd | you?’ | "You mean I never would have! |found you,” retorted Lightfoot. “I fuese I owe those hunters more than I owe them the greatent | happiness I have ever known, but I never would have thought of it my-| self. Inn't it queer how things which |eeem the very worst possible some | | times turn out to be the very best poasible?* } lyou do. | oof | | Next story: Billy Mink Recomes Suspicious. ARMY CAPTAIN “TOFAGE TRIAL | | Dec. 10. Karl W ttach Court eveal | ng of inj} ec" Jernor’s Island. promises | greater brutalities in the ha dier prisoners than dev trial of Lieut. “Hard Be ve used! » éxtort rder to pt. Detzor ts said to ho gna from soldier btain a lar number of n at he mi Jof his superiors | | Capt. Detzer’s first sergeant, U. 8. iM », is slated for court- rtial One of Capt. Detzer’s favorite tor- it Is alleged, was to make prisoner stand at attention for hours, 10 minutes at attention and five minutes at rest, without food, | rh aid to have forced) a soldier to swallow a lighted cigar- Jette he was smoking against rules. Ho is charged with 26 specifica~ ‘tions, If convicted on all of them, he would face a sentence of life im- | prisonment ze ARDENT cae Ae Capt. Detze Sie ] THEATRES | —-——_——_—— 8 PALACE A genulr | Dress Revi new bill at 1 ‘ada y ovelty Is “The Paper which will featare the © Palace Hip opening It is ynusual in that properties, ornaments, flow: umes and hats are all de- ned and worked out in paper. The offering is #ald ‘to have merit as diverticement, with comedy situa lenty. of pretty girls who sing and dance. Interesti j anticipa Marriott entertainment is also | m the offering of the} @, consisting of three They call monoplane 1 of bibulous tendencies, lady who feels the “up- | ‘Their patter {# inter- | spersed with songs. | A musical treat is promised by | Nera Allen, soprano. Comedy singing and talk are mixed with happy results, according to the | billing of Ernest Rackett | Fiorette, whose billing modestly | reads “Just Me,” 16 a contortiontat. | rhe photopiny is “The | Trembling Ho features Helen Ed- dy and Kenneth Harlaw plication of Charles ‘Charges of Brutality Duet nor portal of tne G. N. tunnel, jfor back wages to this }| those allowed the increase rvictions, |agent, for $1,400 he is « gain favor in the eyes|been short daughter of Dr PSDAY, DEC, 10, 1919, Children’s Fiber Silk Stockings a Pair $1.00 Main Floor Rear. Men’s Gift Ties at $1.50 Malin Floor Rear, ‘Tien of such richness in pattern and silk as, these will find a ready wel me the wardrobe of the most fastidions of men. A dressy stocking for girls They come in a range of #izen from 7 to 9%, and in plain black or white, A neat, de tirable and useful gift, one that will solve your gift prob: lems for young girls Fourtn-hand Perfumes } , (Are discriminating gifts {and are favored by all {women 600 and up to $ $8.00 an ounce { —Main Floor, } Floral, and broe Persian, stripes aded patterns well as plain @ diversity wh able you to fs colors offer ich will en purchase { barmor to his att mateh re or complexion. Gift Plush Capes Special at $16.95 Main Floog This sale of Plush Capes fea- tures many essentials. That is, they make very attractive and useful gifts; they are displayed in ample assortment. They are made of high-grade plushes and the economies are substantial and un- usual, The assemblage offers Capes in several styles, some of which have stole fronts with pockets. The variety features plain black Plush Capes, Capes of Keramie and Capes of Varimole that sold for- merly at $20.00, $25.00, $30.00 and Special Thursday, choice $16.95 Worsted Stockings a Pair 85c Main Floor Rear A medium weight Worsted Stocking, displayed in black, brown and white, with double heel and toe. This stocking will give serviceable wear and may be chosen in sizes 814 to 10. Men’s Military Brushes Main Floor The Drug Sundries Section displays a splendid as- sortment of Ebony Backed Military Brushes, which are very acceptable as gifts by men. A pair $2.75, $3.00, $3.50, $3.75, $5.00, $5.50 and $7.00 Denied Increase) Judge J. T. Ronald denied the ap-| NEW YORK, piden, Kuard At | Greenebaum Dee. ruled that Ludwig C. claims to be ambans States of the 10,-—Justice late vunting to $ T On April 1, 1918, @ 26 per ent increase was granted trainmon imed he, too, was entitled prought suit to tussinn soviet befor nvestigating com 0oks and papers. ked for a writ of prohi pon his claim that ntative of ar a mment accred' |the United States and, therefore, wa. Milwaukee Tries | beyond legislative summons to Collect $1,400 "" sesodcuber vend The C. M. & St. P. started sult In superior ‘court Tuesday against Plead Guilty to 1 Farmer, formerly a city ticket Robbery Attempt Heged to hi The original «tv Charles Christensen and Arthur Britt, caught November 24 in an at jenday Ker iner against the r Judge R jd ruled Golden's position ne under the heading of | pendent ¢ was $2,400. but Farmer have made good tenced e to 15 years Woman Shoots Her by Judge A. W, Frater ‘Tuesday Daughter and Self | #ri will go to the penitentiary and Dec, 10.—Mra, |Chtistensen to Monroe reformatory. who says she is the} aa: Horace Lippincott, | FAVOR COSTA RICA head of a Philadelphia publishing| WASHINGTON, Dec, 10—The house bearing his name, yesterday | state department has recommended shot and killed her 10-year-old daugh- | to President Wilson that recognition ter, Jaquelina, and then sent ajbe accorded the present government bullet thru her own head. She may | of Costa Rica, it was learned to- day | Lincoin, in the pleaded guilty to burglary Emily Powe recover Mether! Watch Child's Tongue! “California Syrup of Figs” For a Child’s Liver and Bowels Mother! Say “California,” then you will get genuine ‘California Syrup of Figs.” Full directions for babies and children of all ages who are constipated, bilious, feverish, tongue- coated, or full of cold, are plainly printed on the bottle, Children love this delicious laxative, 4 Tunnel Guard Is |Court Orders “Red” Envoy to Appear|™ | ARRANGE TEAGUE FUNERAL Funeral the | daughters the | »| | O\tempt to rob the safe of the ferry | degree, and were sen-| | ade We Teas Sunnysi yesterday} ahe is survived by her husband, J A. K. Martens, who) L. United Sta | makers, Gifts That Strongly Appeal to Women and Misses New Second Floor cee Breakfast Coats in the & style sketched, de- |. — signed of corduroy in rich shades of American beau- ty, Copenhagen blue and plum. With two pockets and tie sash. Sizes 34 to 44, at Bath Robes—A new shipment of two hundred Robes in a large assort- ment of figured patterns on light and dark grounds with satin trimmed collar and cuffs; complete with cord girdle. . Sizes 34 to 44, sees $5.00 Silk Petticoats at $8.95 to $15.00 Cotton Petticoats at $1.25 to $3.95 Silk Komonos at $10.00 to $39.50 Cotton Kimonos at $1.25 to $8.95 Plush Stoles at $5.00 to $15.00 Fur Coats Reduced. Furs at Reduced Prices. Bath Robes for Infants and Children Upper Main Floor The gift of a Bath Robe means hours of comfort to the infant or child who re- ceives one. They are espe- cially appropriate for chil- dren, as their use is a con- venience just before bed time and upon arising in the morning. Conventional, Indian and plaid patterns are dis- played in rich colorings and large assortments. 16-year size at $4.95. 5- to 14-year sizes at $2.95 and to 4-year sizes at $1.95 and $2.95 l-year size at $2.50. |CHURCH CELEBRATES TWENTIETH BIR rrangements were being aday for Mrs, Martha | . who died Monday at after a month's iltnens. | ID, toastmaster at a dinner night in celebration of the 20th |niversary of the establishment Pilgrim Congregational chureh, ; ly 30 charter members were “at the dinner. Take Aspirin With Water If your Aspirin tablets have the jcontatne proper _direstione name “Bayer” stamped on them,|Colds, Headache, Toothache, Ear- they are uine “Bayer Tablets ache, Ne m " of Aspirin,” proved safe by mil-|matism, Neuritis, and for lions of people. The name “Bayer” | Always say “Bayer” when identifies the true world-famous |ing Aspirin. Then look for Aspirin prescribed by physicians | safety “Bayer Cross” on the pack- for over eighteen years. age and on the tablets, Always drink one or two glasses! Handy tin boxes of twelve tab- of water after taking the tablets. | lets cost but a few cents. Drug- Fach unbroken “Bayer package” | gists also sell larger packages. An de mark of Bayer Manutactare Monoaceticacidester of Salleylicacld Teague, three sons and three strikes in the »ae of the shoe Among the ea San Francisco Offers Skille ~ Mechanics Steady Work The shipyards and commercial shops of San Francisco and Adjacent cities, which were closed October 1, 1919, by a general strike, which still exists, reopened November 24 on the “Amere_ ican” or “Open Shop" plan, q Rev. Roy H. Campbell, pastor, ¥ mend Announcement was made to the men that ten days would | be given them to return to their employment; that if they did not return, rmanent places would be offered to workmen from other localities, M ing. We need more, and positions are now open to many thousand _ mon-at the following basic wagers: Molders, core makers, machinists, ehip fitters, bollor makers, — ro than twelve thousand men are now works | riveters and caullers, 80 cents an hour; pattern makers, 94 cents; © copperamiths, 86 cents, Positions open to experienced foremen and assistant foremen at advanced rates. Yards and shops offer steady employment to qualified men union or non-union—without discrimination, Good wages under living conditions, Cost of living lowest in the country. the year, Good school. for children, For Curther particulars apply Metal Trades Clearance Pureat, 228 Sheldon Bldg, San Francisco, Calif, Climate makes it possible to work 365 days in | Unequated climate, and healthful place —