The Seattle Star Newspaper, December 19, 1919, Page 21

Electrical Christmas Gifts Make a Merry Christmas Last the Whole Year Through ple” L Hotpoint and Universal Electric Irons ELECTRIC Universal and Westinghouse Toasters The largest and most complete assortment of Universal Electric Home Needs west of Chicag« Heating Pads Samovars ] Curling Irons Baby Milk Warmers Chafing Dishes Grills Coffee Urn Seis Waffle Lrons Percolators Immersion Heaters Tea Pots Egg Boilers Those Mirrorlites will please the The Eden or the Pas brother or the husband—just the thing Coffield Electric y for shaving. Washer, with the ea Agency for the Hoover and the Ohio swinging wringer, Vacuum Cleaners; either one will makes every minute or mother. Sav me count on wash day, please the wif and labor and means clean, sa and = ¢ away with rugs and carpets wash da rries. Table and F Lamps be: ify the Remer . Simplex home and mi the ev x more Ironer will take care 1 cheery. of your clothes after Acorn, Hughes, Simplex and West- leaving the washing é inghouse Electric Ranges are filling machine, in a modern, many a needed want in the modern sanitary way. homes of today, and do away with ‘They oy wil yield big d ivi dends in dance of dirt, grease and bother of the coal and and ar gas ranges. Cook the modern, sani- tary way—turn the switch, let electric- Y AN estern Electric ity do the rest. Machines. If it’s Electrical, we have it. Buy Electrical MS SDISON Goods from Electrical Stores. LAMPS Seattle Electrical Supply C eattle Klectrical Supply ‘Lo. 509 Pine Street Phone Main 5331 20,000 MILLIONAIRES shored today. The Americans INU. S., SAYS REPORT . Royse’, Girts’ and Children’s KAY ANAGIS First and Unio inet First. at Madison Make bread the feature of every meal Toast! U-m-m! U-m-m! What’s more appetizing, more delicious, or more nourishing? AT GENEROUSLY of well-toasted bakers’ bread, spread with good, rich butter—and you have a meal fit for a king! Yes, actually more nourishing than meat—and better for you. @ Eat toast instead of cereal. Cut out the second egg at breakfast and eat more toast! @ Eat toast for noon luncheon—and feel in better trim for your afternoon’s work. Remember ---Bread Is the Economy Food You gain in pocket when you make bakers’ bread the feature of every meal. The bakeries of Seattle are producing wonderful bread— clean, wholesome, superior in quality and deliciously flavored. DON’T WASTE YOUR TIME BAKING BREAD LEAVE THIS WORK TO SPECIALISTS ta A bridge in Marseilles, France in thm , ow her highly trained men’ are few to do more than bring to Japan the fruits of foreign laboratories 8 oa He tye Bhd) <p NO” Oi1 Cust PER—Small WP con hans a priybanirey gs si levers > “ENE / 1! Inserts ite all Dane e Pee eet $1 25 1S 1 , S ss, sae Butts at low pricer THE SEATTLE STAR—FRIDAY, DECEMBER 19, 1919. PAGE 21 ” Japan, the Copycat of | the Nations of World] What Clothes Make t the Boy? This ts the second of a cimen Hh has I odie a ‘wish ety cline aad OT A RIDDLE. Ask. most boys in this town what their first Written Expecially for The Star BY RODNEY GILBERT (Leading Oriental best bet is and they’ll tell you right ieernisig and perhaps " fo them than all Japan from the shoulder Huteson-Donaney | °'S’ DUBBEMBELE “loTus Optical@mpanyY Street Floor, Joshua GreenBldg seers ee cTYOuR, “Cravenette’’ Finished : K DUBPEMBILY But dapan herself has originated J s which other countries | Actually doubly built—not a learn and take . single seam that isn’t inter- 1 (Fer 1s stilt short “HRY Ane pp locked — special ash-tex and strength which super-tex fabrics for the lin- cecotal, | ORM SIS, Mest an Lt $14.75, $16.75, $18.75 noying manifestations | Deen tees er tin Saas Xmas ings and inter-linings—“Gov- Xmas RIG WAR WOULD SHOW | ¢ mini * ernor” fasteners for perfect fit * | t JAPAN UNPRODUCTIVE | ° s reason to t Suits at knee — “Cravenette” fin- Shirts : ee ae eee ee haspemneces he petanin l ’ ished—all the rain in the ‘ Shor atta nthe ate cow!) $25 Pre Street O’Coats world won't hurt DUBBEL- | Blouses we gg ia de etn Near Fourtn. Hats BILT—and a lot more special Neckties 1 ‘ as - — features—all good reasons for H ortng tele Oe et Caps buying DUBBELBILT. Sweaters — ‘: or heaviness after | PRICED AT % J nies di -| KenoIns | | THE JUVENILE SHOP t with Weetern advancement 305 PINE STREET a blockade or by the pleasant to take, neutralize acidity and help restore normal digestion. Uncle Sam Wants as she had at the beginning A Watch Repaired by} Jones Is Always Ri Telephone Eliott 2607 1329 FOURTH AVENUB FIRE. SAL “: 1620 3rd Ave.—Between Pine and Stewar . Aw with either Eng] fr th ware wit MAKERS OF SCOTT'S ELSON : and E | NoT STUPID, MERELY UNDEVELOPED SAY FRIENDS Japan simply does vet have a sufficient number © thet, EDUCATION IN JAPAN WEAK AT THE TOP okt miadiad thd 5, but Japan | THE TREMENDOUS STOCK OF HIGH GRADE HARDWARE THAT WAS ’ aiming the t pe THE RECENT FIRE OF miter. ee as _ WHITON HARDWARE Co. IS NOW ON SALE MEXKIDNAPERS Fue syogszaau"s,°o1? FIRE INSURANCE CO’S CROSS BORDER = By SUGARMAN & GREENBERG, Salvage Factors Say Affidavits Filed With ay Pressed Oneal THE WHITON HARDWARE CO. HAS NO CONNECTION WITH THIS SALE IN THIS SALE YOU WILL FIND ALMOST EVERYTHING IN THE HARDWARE LINE 18 ANORLES, Dee: 18—Afti THE STOCK CONSISTS OF Pe ea. ec Tools, Builders’ Hardware, Sporting Goods and Household Goods Ropadeess EVERYTHING PRICED LOW « WE ARE MENTIONING BELOW ONLY A FEW IT EMS OUT OF THE THOUSANDS OF BARGAINS: heard from the ef te SKID CHAINS, Weed and RAYFIELD CARBURETOR O-CEDAR MOPS— “BLACK J ” par gna opposite Some, | Rid-O-Skid. 30x31 Rid-O- —Ford §$ L Regul: Regular $ p oor oS elven. ee eel 2 pecia egular egular $1.50; 45 ar Regular Cc Se noes alse. a ee, oe in aie All other sizes SAFETY RAZOR BLADES — BL TTS — 31 ox314_ in proportion. UNIVERSAL FOOD CHOP. Enders Blades, 1 c Regular 45¢ pair; NAILS—Common Nails, pet GIFTS ee 3k CHLNAMEL— ee : 100 pounds; That Are FORD SPRINGS— size; NOW ........ 27c ie BOW Ao Nees ae $3. 95 4 a Front ARROW | SAS: Usa)” NRA oc Different Springs ...... $2.95 STERNO—Canned Heat— oe ME lag be 80c SETS—now ...... CREW LEVICK FRAC. Pee te 15c ate SAGER AXES—Double bit ite S—Regulate Head- ARROW SHELLS, 12 gauge, Now ( 8. Revalas price iS) Gp aQTHEs PINS Regular $1.65; $ Field Gl a $1.75 rT Be tem 1.00 Prism Binoc uli ars <aialeks Pe ks ALARM CLOCKS— $45.00 to PYRENE FIRE EXTIN- PLUMBERS’ FRIEND— Regular $3.00; ¢ te ading G ane GUISHERS — Regular price Regular Oc BOW. cas cos ; $1 50 to $12.00 $10.00; - ONO ic agcnecieey 3 L. orgnettes now 7. 45 seg anLawoe RCPS RAZOR STROP— to $50 ¥ em = Regular $1.50; FORD BRAKE SHORES. Per | Regular 10c¢; r . li | 25 SoM Lie teu, eke AE Were 75c PADLOCKS— 35 : SHOVELS “DAD” ELECTRIC LAN- Re& 75¢3 now. . c TIRE PUMPS— me N. Reg. DOOR HANGERS—Regular vulay $2 10 peeuat yh $1.75; 95¢ now... $2.15 $2.50 set; $1 50 ow : so ~— FERROSTAT HOT AND ; # SPARK PLUGS—Champion GRISWOLD SPIDERS— COLD BOTTLES. I-quart. CL LOWERS— ee. Mie... 85 Ne” $7.50 1620 3rd Ave.—Beiween Pine and Stewart—Store Open : : Weather Instruments FROM 9:30 A. i TO 6:00 P. iM