The Seattle Star Newspaper, September 30, 1920, Page 2

FNUNEDAT, ELPTMMT 26. 19Ry, LIST YOUR HOMES FOR RENT WITH OUR FREE RENTAL DEPARTMENT FRIDAY-SATURDAY SPECIALS— —no C, O. D. or phone orders; one to a purchaser—these specials will not be deliv- rTIy STATTLE STAR Kitten Proves to Be |,,"™*ivne rarity tne 7] iW . . . 4 Bit Unappreciative) tions of ressy-nuitt roadway into WINDSOR, Hept, 30.~A tiny kit-| place at one operation. | BACK T0 U S$ A |ten wa hed into the Thames river | a Serie xan | Hestoratives nie and red; can be easily taken b haser. artificial resptraGeu resorted to, The| ee ee ee Joe’s Sunny Italy Isn’t as He! {iiue'"! reapiratin rewortea ‘o *'"'| VOUR TEETH Dreamed of It | wartn basket. Later it just walked| X-RAYED FREE BY MILTON BRONNER | ore | MILAN, Italy, Sept. 3 Joe Vi , « going back to » s00n aa he can raise money k in the steel mill When the war me back home to Get Ahead in the army against the le workin wry, moakion 38 tele day A tir Mechanical ai pas Wan 49 gonth bated ihe. wer Trades aa howe" of th Ow pe 8 Fees Sowden we cures For the apprentice, helper ka by the work 17 lire and 26 or mechanic employed in —Drase fin teh: ash tray, exactly as ® a tor pictured, 2 vigar recur special tor | | Chis To Coupon and entisim! per day of eight hours aix|ff| Sty shop or factory who 4 days a week hes to qual or ac Friday-Saturday, 10¢. ’ “At the present rate of exchange, vancement, can do #0 by THIRD FLOOR ic enrolling in the i about, 85 cents (eut out) ney EXTRA SPECIAL —will buy this Bizzy Andy; pour bie’ 5 ut to me that the Y. M. C. A. Marbles in the hopper and | metal) | workers who started * Watch the crane work; the lindustrial uproar in Italy, were Evening bucket automaticaly quickly Jabout the hardest workers und the Technical country. For in me a card which wet 25 Ure a day, vers 20, bakers 24 and street car men %@ fills and dumps marbles and returns for another filling; works like @ «team shovel; strongly made of metal sale: table cloths— $3.65 regular prtop £5.30 —80 heavy Dieached damask table cloths, 2 yards long, 70 tn School which = provides —_ uch courses as “Applied Mathe mation,” “Mathemation for tn 3 regular price $4.50: spe- cin Friday - Saturday, S08 THIRD FLOOR Years of Service De L. RB Cork wide, hemmed: Eegular price Joe also says his lire do not lant Siishiatenh and ‘Taek Stal each morning between the ¥ pecial Friday-Saturday. 6am long. One ‘must room somewhere Hl] Sims “hop Drawing.” aes ott aed ae To the people of Seattle have won us the confi heli lore always going upa He asked me(p|’ “Practical Drafuing: No cost or Dbligation dence of thousands. And by re we me Ito figure out how he fects when whatever, careful personal attention, of material fos'be teu, tis at e'cad bulta priced Fall Term We have a fine, brand|| moderate prices, painless methods and a bind- $00, tire and Bone, $iiet as.it lire Opens new X-Ray Machine eg rs ing guarantee of satisfaction with your work. pe cic fe October 12 vot Saad Gates be : jear now, you spend nearly one-third #] Tencvern tm vicdge, swmail |f | tween the hours men- We can please and satisfy you if you'll give of a lire. Joe says he understands ve gone up in Amert us the chance. X-RAY MACHINE : We have just installed an up-to-date — tioned above, Please come as early in the morning as possible. REGAL DENTAL classes, with individual at- tention to each student, enabling bim to do the best quality work in the shortest ume. At any rate, Joe says there tx e fun in Amerfta There ts more o and more to wee, He likes privilemes free te i . oe a Free Scholarships for OFFICES Machine and are ee to do dental ee |Princess Sophie of Qualified ex-Service De. Ls K Clark, Manager Ray work in all its branches. constructed of hard = > x maple; natural fine | Austria to Marry Men 106 THIED AVENUB ag in aropiat atte [FS |eONDON, Sept 0. — vrincest Hl pe pu dente eat at ||| "ene Calon Beet FREE EXAMINATION regular price $2.75 —eet 6 cups and saucers of genutne Nogoya china; exactly as pictured except that these we place on sale have hand-painted blue floral bor- ders: regular price $2.75; special Friday-Saturday, $1.98. THIRD FLOOR exactly as pictured; regular price $1.78; special Friday-6ad uréay, 91,15. room 210 Department of | dered Archduke Ferdi a, tt murd ny rdinand, te E ion 1 MC. AS |ahortly to wed a former count, « |Czecho-Siovakia land owner, The princess haa lost most of the wealth left ber in her father’s will, il A part of our service to you is that we will examine your teeth and if you need dental work . tell you what it will cost. This examination and estimate absolutely free. TSE RNSTRE | BOSTON DENTAL CO. , 1422 Second Ave. Opposite Bon Marche \ "TACOMA: <. SCROENFELD & S0XS France to Have Twist Up to Date Poor Wine Year 30.—Robert Me-| PARIS, Sept. 30.—The vintage of @i4n’t like to work. In Denver | 1920 is expected to be much inferior taught Walter Johnson, 16, the} to that of 1919, eepecially in quan science of “pan-handling.”| tity. Recent bad weather has hit the then they have been traveling | champagne Vintage , McGuire cémpelting the tnd eed beg and turn over the proceeds to! Retarded growth has been stimu- He has just started a six-| lated by the application of Roentgen ths sentence here for extortion. ‘rays to the bapa KENNEDY'S INC. QUITS HUGE STOCK PURCHASED IN BULK BY LOCAL FIRM ‘(This High-Grade Stock Is Being Moved to the Palace Clothing Co.’s, at First and Spring, Where It Will Soon Be Placed on Sale. It is not often that opportunity knocks at your door, but oat does take advantage of it. That is what the Palace ig Company did when it bought the entire balance i the high-grade stock of Kennedy's, Inc., 1111 Second venue. When you stop and consider the quality of merchandise Bhat Kennedy’s carried, and combine that fact with the one that Kennedy's catered to the best dressed: men in Seattle, you can readily see tMfat the Palace Clothing Company has) over a big scoop. | Mr. Mendelsohn, manager of the Palace Clothing Com- "pany, who so successfully engineered this big deal, said this "morning: “I am certainly very much elated at my purchase | for I feel now that I have done something for the man of Moderate means who likes good wearing apparel but cannot | afford to pay the fancy prices. I will be able, fortunately, | fo sell any article for about half af Kennedy’s price,. and | when you eonsider that Kennedy’s carried such fine brands » gs Medlicott, Cooper’s, Vassar, Winsted, etc., in underwear, | nd in hats such brands as Stetson, Borsalino, Berg, Knox and Mallory brands; Everwear Hosiery, Arrow, Standard and Summit Shirts, Arrow and Earle & Wilson Collars—and f could go on and enumerate for hours the different high- tlass Men’s Wear handled by Kennedy’s. From this you can fee that I certainly accomplished a wonderful feat when I bought this high-grade stock at practically my own price.” e entire stock is now being prepared for one big sale, the like of which has not been seen in Seattle for a long time. Everything is being marked at about Half Price, so watch this paper for opening date of sale, and believe us you will get the bargains of a lifetime at the Palace Clothing fompany, First Avenue and Spring Street. Sale Starts Saturday—See Friday’s Star. 5S WA ALBERTA, CANADA Great opportunity for securing most productive grain and mixed farming lands on the continent. Prices $10 to $30 Per Acre Very Easy Terms 3,000 Harvesters Wanted SPECIAL REDUCED TRANSPORTATION TO CANADA Fagin and Oliver Washington Country Agents Wanted. Seattle Agency THE CANADIAN RAILWAYS BOND CORP. PINNEY & NOBLE, Agents {26 8rd Avenue, Corner of Columbia 84 SEATTLE, WASH. “The funniest man in America,” is the title won by Will R ogers, | eppear in The Star, cowboy actor and philosopher, Will Rogers is featured in.a new comic strip, bearing on the news of the day, 800m to o