The Seattle Star Newspaper, October 7, 1920, Page 2

2000 yards colored Madras $1.29 the yard tm mulberry, rose, gold, blue, oltve and navy, tn many new j ve designe and color combinations; special Friday , S128 bath towels: special— wash cloths: special— 69c . 2 for 25c Feaular price S8e regular price 15¢ each —heavy Turkish Towels, —colored and others tn phatd, Dieachea" have stitched edges, w white with pink te“same as Turkish t regular price tSe emeh: a cial Friday-Saturday, 2 f 35e. MAIN FLOOR. —tonsiating ef: Sauce Dans, 3 te 5-quart: pre- serving kettles, 3 te 5- quart; Cd 1 te wart meh s 19¢ THIRD FLOOR 116 Playerphones at a igaving of $30.50 Each 7 and Saturday we offer as an special inducement these high- Playerphones for only $99.50 regular price §130-— of Playerphone, oak in 10 doubie- faced needles . year’s guarantee 4 tale price .....-c220.--eeees saving you $30.50 MAIN FLOOR a, oN / Nour Credit .- chearical composition of be- Grafonola IS THE BEST _ The features of the COLUMBIA GRAFONOLA which put it ins class by itself are: bi 1. The exclusive COLUMBIA Non- Set Automatic Stop. 3. The exclusive COLUMBIA sys tem of tone control "3. ‘Thd unequaled quality of CO- COLUMBIA 5. The exclusive COLUMBIA indi vidual Record Ejector. payments, Japanese Sandman Whispering ..-.e-c0s-00--- Blue Diamond ...- If I Wait Until the End of the World.... You're Just As Beautiful at Sixty As You Were at Sweet Bixtcen ————————— —— Music House RB. 8. Fringer, Manager THIRD AVENUE AND UNIVERSITY STREET ( Pantages Theatre) In Business Since 1871 . Sheson 6 Howlin, art ond Players, YOUR HOMES FOR RENT WITH OUR FREE RENTAL DEPARTMENT, RIDAY-SATURDAY SPECIALS— C. O. D. or phone orders; one to a purchaser—these specials with the exception of the Playerphone, will not be delivered; can be easily taken by purchaser, Fortane seldom knocks at a man's and potatoes is almost idem | door the second time if he is too lazy to get up and open it the first time. l FIVE REASONS WHY 1 The Columbia LUMBIA tone GRAFONOLA 4. The correct and artistic design with ten $1.00 records of COLUMBIA cabinets. (20 selections) — only $130.00, delivered to your home on easy little HEAR THESE SPECIAL NEW RECORDS |-JUST RELEASED weccecccees concosencesaesncencss sess Al09T qraqnsrdepocderacsecicdoceroogeeseoes tteeeeee A299T Apollo Reproducing and other fine Pianos two days more of our rocker sale— really a remarkable sale, consist ing of high-grade Mahogany, Wal- nat and Oak Rockers with genu- ine leather, cane or wood seats at tremendously reduced prices; Pri- day and Saturday lavt days of this sala matting sult cases, made of Brade plain white and me matting, edges and corners with metal edging; Gtted with catch and lock; special Friday- Saturday regular special rice price ttn. cise with strap $4.50 1s 22in, size with strap $4 — 82.85 COND FLOOR. carpet beaters specially priced— strong, well made rattan carpet beaters with 26-inch handle; we offer Priday-Saturday special af moving P id cap; special ay-Saturday, $1.98, MEEZANINE FLOOR jot food and markets. jsion brought i} shortage is general. i ‘Keep Me Smiling,” LONDON, Eng., Oct. has been wounded five times, [23 operations; three times up; once reported killed, and, cludes: | me smiling. | repairs.” y's Mustent “KICKED 0} Nigh (Sundays), 4 Daily, 27 Sunda Mats nd Thursday, ALL BAND Wood; Babkers Dancers Matinee Saturday McINTYRE AND HEATH The World's Greatest Fu “HELLO, ALEXANDE! ‘With a Company of 100 — = =| THE FOLKS BACK HOME ai a] Li Y/ IOLACKS™1 ly ° ty : f Yy N. Y. Peach Crop In Peril of Shortage NEW YORK, Oct. 1.—Heavy loss is threatened by a serious shortage |of cars to move the crop from the jcentral part of the state, according |to Bugene H. Porter, commissioner His appeal to the Interstate Commerce commis, reply that the car Is Ad of Ex-Soldier 1—"Keep | me smiling” is patt of the ad which an ex-soldier at Acton displayed in ij his shop window. The ad says he two jand a half years in the hospital, | given con “Bring your work and keep Fight the profiteer by jletting a disabled soldier do your || AMUSEMENTS _ ACE HIp Comedy Com <7 comnany, ate. dies’ Mats, (except Dally ex- 6 e Show THE SBA | FROM 4H OP oO th’ PEG, NOT th’ BoTTDrs. oun SHOE 1A HALF nicl NEARDER 'He Had Six Sons in Church Services YARMOUTH, Eng, Oct, 7—Six sons of the Rev. J. A. Bevan took part in @ unique service at St |George’e church. ‘The Rev. Willa Bevan conducted the service, Rev. Hubert Bevan preached the sermon, Guy Bevan waa or; . Kenneth Bevan rend the lessons, Eric Bevan |mang in the choir and the youn son was @ member of the congr ton, |Women of England Are All Going “Red” LONDON, Oct. 7.--Women are go jing “rea” in siand with a ven geance, according to fashion author ities, Scarlet is to be the fashionable color for the coming season. Not only must the actual dress and hat be of the brightest hue, but all the adjuncts must match. Red leather handbags are being sold in large quantities, and red-handied umbreb las are bringing high prices. sloves, red shoes and red silk stocky ings are mand, Has 19th Child; All of Them Are Living SOMERSET, i’a, Oct. 1.-—Mra. Francis Yoder, residing near he: has given birth to her 19th child, « won. Ali of the children are healthy and strong, and there has not been a death tn the family, All of the chil dren, save one, a married daughter, are living with thelr parents. Mr, Yoder is 43 and his wife ls slightly younger. Underneath most unattractive skins lis a clear, pleasing complexion—all that is needed isthe It issurprising how ol Resinol Ointment ai will clear away blotches, redness and roughness and give the skin its natural freshness and charm, skin ing’t Jost what 5s, dealerdor aap and en a brief use of R to be, oak Your Eyes Examined and Glasses Fitted—Broken Lenses Duplicated Perfect fitting Perfect lenses Perfect service i] as you evér will receive anywhere is always here. - Have your eyes examined today RS YERSOL OPTICAL Co. 1404 Third Avenue SEXTON BROS, rtreatment! | esinol Soap | TTLE STAR oR 16 CLOSEST To Aged Parson Driven From His Old Post i] } | | "Marrying Parson” Pierce ené the “wedding house” where 7,000 couples have promised to love and obey. OAKLAND, Cal, Oct. 1.—Cut-rate weddings have gone the way of all! bargains, and so has the Rev. John Harwood Pierae, veteran splicer, who during the last 10 years, has/ married 7,000 couples at $2 per. it wasn't that the marriage pro | hounded him out of town. It was that he tried to bribe a city tary inspector, was arrested, jum; his bail and fled to the sunny shores of Honolulu. Opposite the county clerk's effice bis little parlor still shows the sign, “Weddings $: and the ee ductive strains of Lohengrin'’s wed ding match from Pierce's phono | graph still lure the couples from the| license desk across the street. For) Pierce's landlady is trying to sal | vage his business and boasts of « staff of two regular preachers. But jthe price has gone up to $5 and |trade is falling off. | The other day the city council |met to take action on extraditing |the fugitive pastor. Pleadings from his young wife and the pastor's record softened their hearta, Here is the record that saved Rev. Pierce from jail: He is 78 years old, father of a big family, the youngest of which is 2 years old, He has married over 14,000 people. He fought in the civil war and was the first soldier to go up in| an observation balloon. | He is an Indian fighter and friend of Custer. In the great war, instead of try: ing to enlist as a chaplain, he want ed to enter the army as a buck private Mrs. Pierce haa left with the fam. ily to join her husband who plans to spend the rest of his days in Hawaii. Bootleggers to Pay |\Income Tax on Profit CHICAGO, Oct. 7.—The govern. j|ment may be aided hereafter by jbootlegwers' profits, Harry Ww. Mager, collector of internal revenue, has announced that whenever evi- dence is obtained that a bootiegger has made a “killing” his year's in- come tax will bo collected at once. The law provides a taxpayer's year may be terminated when the col- lector seen fit. Famous Hotel to Be Lowly Dime Museum PHILADELPHIA, Oct, 7.—The fa- mous old Hotel Bingham is to house 4 dime museum, The hotel was giv- en up several months ago, ag prohi- bition and other reforms had cut in- to its patronage. The building has been purchased by theatrical inter. eats. The dime museum will be in- stalled unti) the new owners change the building into @ theatre and office structuay. ' I DONT See wuars he Matree wild ME TOay! T Gngnaly GIT Wo “+ MEASURING To SEE whose Ex-Kaiser Builds io mete Wall Around Lot Botte dnd fll the bottle wit far syrul you preter use elari- To shield his daily woodcutting, his| fied molasses, hon favorite recreation, of building a high wall around the! ~ spét in which he works. The wail is constructed out of the logs he and @h. has cut up. Pis Fingerprints by roved Method of taking criminals’ finger anythi prims by X-rays has been invented by Dr, Henry Beciere. The process consists of rubbing the ends of the Comes to in Beattle to enunciate Northwest ——~J | While the baron’s doctrines are | = amen 1 USED 4 | as vague as thone of a Yogi swami,| HALF WAY, Ore—Death of Mr REE RMLERS te depending the existence of | George G. White at Weiser, Idaho, rome unexplained current of Ii rings casualties of hotel fire at las yet untouched by the human] pobinette, Ore, Monday might, to Jrnce, he declares that a knowledge | tive | of the permitted him to suve | —— nleep only ra vorking a lowpital Irance during the days attle until October 20, series of lectures on his of living. He in the Red Cromm societies of counteies, Charles P. Cowles, dent of Rye, left 95,0 Dean Worden of Con millions of peo most di ada ing up stub and simple, but ver Under ita healing, AMSTERDAM, Holland, Oct. 7—| franulaied egg! ey, oF from the eyes! instead of sugar syrup. r ow a ful Spectators, the exkaiser is now | You Ret 6 {00 pint et rated way pine extract, over for ite X-Ray Is Latest| "7! PARIS, Oct. 7.— An imp opaque to X-rays, On being X-rayed, photograph of the finge: ip like an ink thumb is obtained, but it is Universal Electric Chafing Dishes, Percolatore, Toasters, Waffle Irons, Electric Irons, Grills and Heating Pads! Sold on Easy Terma. _ a] 50 watts 40¢ Coftield Electric Washer Apex Suction Cleaner Acorn Ranges Seattle Electrical Professional Men Do you know that it is— —more economical —more convenient —more practical —and safer to store your own automobile for the winter and use the services of— THE SEATTLE TAXICAB COMPANY —than to operate your own car? Many practical Seattle men have already put up their machines for the winter. We KNOW you will do likewise if you give our service @ fair trial, Always Ask the Driver for a Receipt MAIN Easy to Remember X-rayed. Russian Baron | U Li od and masked men raided « 8 How to Live sme 24 masiet men rises » Baron Kugene Fersen, nephew of the late Leo Tolntol, has arvived ta.” the wall trine of living to the people of the nabled vim to} Karon Fersen will remain in Se head of the Rescuer Gets $5,000 From Millionaire WHITE PLAINS, N. Y., Oct. 7-— wealthy rest- to hin friend, | for saving him from drowning. Flere is & home-made ¢ ns _ rn coughs. It is cheap prompt chest soreness goes, pl thi becomes rot eet it in 24 hours or iter for bronchitis, hoarse- hroat tickle, bronchial ir he. | Jendid cough syrup, | Pinex into a pin' int—as family su; ele ly ‘han nown t pt healing effect “CAPPY RICKS” AT THE WILKES —and you would, teo ‘OF YOUR TEETH We have complete and adequate equipment and expert dentists to serve you. We also have a repu- tation for square dealing which you will find us protecting at every stage of the game, Our X-ray equipment is complete and up-to-date. To know the real condition of your teeth have them Free Examination We will examine your teeth and give you expe advice without charge. i BOSTON DENTAL CO. 1422 Second Avenue Opposite the Bon Marche, THURSDAY, OCTORER 7, 1998 Half-Dressed Women Sent Home From Ball DUBLIN, Ireland, Oct 1—- gleam of humor’ arises out of the troublous times in Ireland, A party Tell | fancy 4 “cal t id up their han | the guests to ho! pie fox Apron the ground that they nv The raid & new 406 | went home oO were insufficiently lad | broke up the dance. | night while | vot “nie | YOUR TEETH om ws’ | X-RAVED FREE giving a new system the Slavic Cob, Conn., soothit ith corn syrup, Either way, REGAL DENTAL OFFICES Dr. L. R. Clark, Manager 406 THIRD AVENUB Nera Caen Sree Pieetrea the Pestatice X-RAY