The Seattle Star Newspaper, September 10, 1920, Page 5

FR 7 IDAY, SEPTEMBER 16, 1926, fj SERVICE PEE EES Buy Your Heater Now This Heater burns eith- er coal or wood. Made of polished steel body and heavy cast base and fire- box. . ° 11-in, size, special $12.50 13-in. size, special $16.50 15-in, size, special $19.50 17-in, size, special $25.00 Our usual credit terms apply on‘any article that is advertised and the same general ac- raeshtaaee is assur- ed. Steel Beds, full width, in the Vernis Martin and Ivory finish; made with square steel in the continuous post style: has a cross rod in the head and foot and round upright filler rods. Regular price $27.40— special $19.75 LIBERAL CREDIT EXTENDED GRUNBAU WHERE PIKE MEETS FIFTH fofofopofo}ofopofoyofofofofoyoyoforo} Work Is Begun on Consolidation Plan | «i. Walter F. Meier, corporation coun- ‘Pel, and Vivian Carkeek, represent: ‘Me the Seattle Real Estate associa tion. have begun preparation for the @rafting Of a constitutional amend Ment consolidating county and city | governments, | Greenland, -827,300 square miles = The propgsed legisiation, it ts ex-| area. FRUIT JARS Saturday at a Big Saving Quart-Size Sure-Seal.Fruit Jars » Special at $1.29 Dozen Sure-Seal Fruit Jars are excellent for all kinds of canning. They are especially good for all large fruits, as they have the wide th with the glass tops. Regular price $1.59 dozen. Special,‘dozen, $1.29. Set of 3 Glass Mixing Bowls Special at 8§c Glass Mixing Bowls are smooth, clean and sanitary—they can be used for a variety of purposes ik the dining room as well as in the kitchen. Set consists of one 7- inch, one 8inch and one 9-inch bowl. Special, the set, 85¢. ‘The most amazing salt mine in where all buildings, streets and »' Vee are of salt. $2.25 Cobbler Outfit Special at $1.59 You can save many dollars by doing your own shoe repairing. This outfit consists of a stand, 3 lasts,‘ hammer, knife, awl, etc. Special at $1.59. $3.50 Auto Tow Rope Special at $1.98 This is a good strong Tow Line, made of wire and rope. Special at $1.98. 75e set of Ford Transmission Bands, complete with MAVOUR, MPOTUE BE 2 Oo. ic ec ccceccvcenceccecen 45¢ 40-Watt Mazda Lamps at 40c DON’T SKIMP ON LIGHT! The surest way to have good eyes is to have plenty of light in your home after dark. By using Packard Mazda Lamps you can have all the light you need without having big light bills; 40-watt size at 40¢. The Way to Better Hotpoint Demonstration Saturday 3-Heat Radiant Grill ° ees It operates any lamp socket— ) may be used right at your elbow on the dining or breakfast table. No fumes or from Tivo oat trical heat! to do your cooking. Price $17.50 Manufactured by the Edison Electric Appliance Co. THF STORE FOR ‘USEFUL ARTICLES | pected, wit! be ready for presentation }to the legislature at its session, mext | ‘ world ig at Wieliczka, in Poland, |¢ The largest island on the earth Is flame—just pure ele@, S\ALL BULGARIAN S| TRADE TOU, S.? ra] pt new York Firm May Get ro] Complete Monopoly | NEW YORK, Sept. 10.—An Amer Oo} lean firm may capture practically the entire foreign trade of Bulgurta oy At the office of IP. N. Grady & Co, jin thie elty the announ nt is that t to land, if t will place fo] the | Definite information im lac but from what is known of the overnment of Bulgaria it 4 OO} firm except such as it ix in no posi tion to handle. Mysterious Bottles YORK Sept. 10 ing washed ashore on the Jersey coast by the thodgand almoat two years after fightigg has ceased? This is the pi@blem that has been engaging thé, attent of the authorities inet the phials started ma heir appearance a fortnigh' One suggestion Is that they currents and that they originally formed part af the cargo of some tramport torpedoed on the other side of the Atlantic. prolofoyoof OOF ORoTo.Op Oyo} a cer, has been giver aptain im the r expected to up ordered to Fort Wor den soon, He had reached the rank the |of major during the war and wan at one time commander of ule tat | No, 21, American Legion PHILADELPHIA,With 1,000 In dictments returned by a Camden county grand jury on liquor charges, city and county officers r up }nearty 300 saloon keepers, red to [have sold boone without a leense. in the age of the earth is “not above 70,000,000 or below 55,000,000 years,” ‘The total area of the earth is about’197,000,000 square miles. METROPOLITAN hentregoers of Chi- ew York apelibound » Sat. Mat. S0e to on Sale 81.50. —~ Pop. Wed. Mat, 81 Seats Now tl BETTER Levy’s Musical Comedy Co. OPENING SEASON OF 1920 - °21. Today, “The Isle of Bungaloo” LEVY’S ORPHEUM Float in Atlantic || were brought back here by ocean || «| They are the invention of George Willard Bonte, New York The latest scientific theory as to THE SEATTLE STAR | “ALPHIES” FOR THE KIDDIES | ; uy) The kiddies got lots of fun out of the “Brownibs” of other days. Then came the “Kewpies” and now the latest thing, to cheer the children is a new alphabet block—the “Alphies.” jartist. His combination alphabet and ten-pin blocks are now |sweeping the kiddies’ domain. A factory is turning the blocks out by the thousands, “Charmed” Marine Drifts Days Among Man-Eating Sharks HONOL T. HL. Sept. 10.— wallan mates were without food and) Capt. Be ‘itz, Hawaii's An-|with but @ few drops of water, wal | cient Mariner, bas once more lived |Iuck of the sea and the fortunate| up to his native Utle of “The Man | protective something that had given Who Can't Get Drowned.” Captain Piltz bis tue, “The man For eight days, with only his two/Who cannot get drowned.” Hawatian deck hands to help him,| Sharks appeared, cutting the water he defied death in a waterlogged | With lazy, ugly fing, biding their) schooner drifting thru island shoals, |Ume. Facing what he believed the followed by monster sharks, adding |!Mevitable end, Piltz pointed to the one more adventure to a series of /(M4n-eaters and waid laconically to hairbreadth escapes from the perils |5!* two Hawaiian sbip hands Of the sea, “That big one is ter me, this one | ‘The schooner Annte ¥ salled from |*F You and that-for you jLonotulu on August 11th with a] On the seventh day, having drifted |deckiond of lumber. Just outside |More than 150 miles, the Madawaska, | lthe harbor the schooner «prung a|®? 4fmy transport bound for Manila leak and began sinking rapidly. Cap, |*8* sighted. It wirelensed the tain -Pilts dispatched three sailora in |8chooner’s appreximate position to| A lifeboat to seek help. ‘They were | Honolulu, and the lighthouse service {picked up, and Honolulu made every |*%P Kukui found the castaways al- effort to locate the drifting wchooner |*t 270 miles weat of Honolulu ow eves dais | Pitz has been in three shipwrecks and half a dozen times has battled jwith death thru perilous seas in waterlogged, sinking or helpless | ships { The Annie E continued to sink un [til the deck house was awash, The intrepid skipper hauled up some of the ¢ 1 of lumber and built a jhoute on top of the cabin. 4 Raissia's annual grant to the czar | For eight days he and his Ha used to be $12,000,000. TAKE ADVANTAGE OF HOFFMAN’S OF FINE PLUSH COATS and Save 20% to 40% by Buying Here Besides being Fashion’s favored mode, these are the most sensible and prac- tical coats for service. We offer a splendid variety of styles —short, three-quarter or full length. Many are trimmed with fine furs—’ opossum, raccoon, moufflon, coney and marten. Prices range from $24.50 to $195.00. The ‘careful buyer who desires fine quality garments at economy prices will be happy after examining and compar- ing these coats. ‘ HOFFMAN’ All Furs, Suits and Cloth Coats at 25% Less. 1510 Westlake at Fourth, bet. Pike and Pine Sts. The Rhodes Co. Fall Underwear for Women, Misses, Boys and Girls, is now ready and displayed in complete stocks—Upper Main Floor. | + Fur Cotutars AND Fur TRIMMING Main Floor Fur adds the complete touch to the Winter ot Fall Coat, Suit and Dress, and in our Dress Trimming Section the ‘fur banding and the fur collar which appeals to your individuality may be found in, width and color assortment to your liking. Shaped fur collars are displayed in many sizes of beaver, squirrel, nate ural and taupe nutria, skunk opossum, raccoon and pongee and natural b opossum, dyed black lynx, mole, kit, black, pearl and brown Coney at $16 and up to $50.00. The collar sketched is of luxuriant .natural opos- sum and is priced at $47.50. Fur Banding from 1% to 12 inches wide, is featured in squirrel, beaver, nat- ural and taupe nutria, mole, skunk opossum, natural skunk, Australian, natural and pongee opossum and kit, pearl, brown, black and white Coney; also in gray moufflon and imitation ermine at $1.75 and up to $48.00 a yard. | SCHOOL HOSE FOR BOYS AND GIRLS Main Floor The essentials of school hose are good appearance and satisfactory qual- ity which will withstand the hard wear to which school children subject their hosiery. These cotton and lisle hose will give the service you de- sire and are shown in black, white and Cordovan, in sizes 51 to 1014 at 50c, 65c and 75c a Pair Wool hose for Boys and Girls in black only, are shown in sizes 614 to 10, at 85c, $1.00 and $1.25 a Pair Autumn Coats at $45.00 Delve into this showing of New Fall Coats and you will find the highest example of quality,style and workmanship the market affords; all of which results in satisfaction and service, fundamentals on which are "based our principles of serving you, The ample displays feature the large Cape Col- lars of. self material end collars of fur attached to smart belted and loose back models of Velour de Laine, Pom Pom, Evora, Silvertone, Goldtone and Broadcloth in the latest Winter shades of ming and navy blue, Copenhagen blue, Deer, Af- rican brown, taupe and black. Sizes 16 to 47. reg amount of money! Ten European nations engaged in| Scotland Yard has an rained yast year in various drives is|the World War have shown a po-|strument known as a “metal estimated to have been more than] tential loss in population of 35,320,-| tor,” which detects arms in ships: $1,000,000,000. 000 persons, | tempting gun-running ope! See How We Make These Famous Snow Flakes Visit our big modern bakeries where millions of Snow Flakes are made every day See the spic and span interior, - Note the wonderful mixing machines the huge brick ovens. After ere seen them baked you'll know why they'te so good, ‘our grocer can supply you, Don’t ask for Crackers --say Snow Flakes