The Seattle Star Newspaper, October 14, 1920, Page 5

THURSDAY, OCTORNKH 14, 1920. PESEEEHEH SERVICE @ JARDINIERE & SPECIAL — afm) (274 ei of “Honeymoon Auto” Bowls Over M THE SEATTLE STAR SESE RECOVERS FROM |AUTO TRUCK IN |Finds Hawaiian | Husband Not Up The Rhodes Co. BRIDAL SMASH WILD RUNAWAY Is Out of Danger | Plate Glass } Helmuth’ Schmitz, nephew of| One person was injured and a large Ferdinand Schmita, Seattle capital | plate glans business window Was reported recovering today | shattered by a Chauncey at Minor hospital, where he was!truck, which after running wild taken with a dislocated shoulder | down Seneca #t, plunged thru after his auto upset Tuorday night|ing across First ave, and w _——s Friday and Saturday y and Saturday extra good value in a special brass Jardiniere. lines are unusually graceful. ity brass, has 10-inch top diameter, 8 inches high. Soe by sturdy ball feet. Will take a flower _.... $1.95 LIBERAL CREDIT EXTENDED RUNBA FURNITURE CO.1 WHERE PIKE MEETS FIFTH @ :; the gruas short. BRUESEH0 2 U0 00 0002_0_0e—0020ou020"0 worn, for th Chickens Drunk selling we have Sneeerene charivart party close bebind. Made of heavy qual skidded, plunging the newlyweds and | , himself over & 10foot bank Mr and Mra, Bibb, jr, were unhurt ox copt for scratches, and proceeded on | , Extra acer at becckee their way Use Cows oe: Mow — a lofojoja learned cows were a Union cemetery, where le a'¥ Oj_,Oj0 that the caretaker, who is paid for | Mh ywa in the home of the dead to keep’ live on love | entckens came back but they were an embankment during 4| itself near Weatern ave. Wed! noon r night was driving the car in| Pred Strasser, secretary to 8, Wette » Were Mr, and Mrs, Jolin T./ the Swine consul, in in the ¢ ir. bride and groom, They | pital Thursday with injuries as the ad just been married in the home| result of having been struck by the fe'n mother, Mra J. Walter | truck, He tives at 2319 Second ave th, 2816 10th ave, N. and] ‘The machine in nor an and Breaks to Expectations Friday Hour Sales No mail, telephone or C s taken on Friday Hour tion on the second floor Sale merchandise, and the right to limit quantitie ffer in this mule 46 GINGHAMS MEN’S SOFT manner was vite was driving fast to elude &/ moved from an alley between Mirst d. and FE. Marion st, his car! py Sampel Oniel, 1 the Pow the glass window was {Real Women Don’t and Second aves, and University sharp turn at Lake Washing | Seneca ats., where it had been parked Oth ave, care down the The Women’s Knit Un derwear section, on the upper main floor, Cemetery’s Grass, Want Jellyfishes | BELLEFONTE, Pa, Oct. 14] ArTOONA, Pa. Oct, 14 ked when they ed in re. | subject of a lecture by the Rev mains of three governors and many |b. Hixier, Among the things he said other stats officials and men of| Were: Be manly and masculine, prominence. Investigation revealed | real w the grass cut, has pastured | try iby the gathered from np woo! and cotton mixed shirts, in a broken of styles, for infants 73 girla’ percale dresses MARQUIS- Get a Wife and Keep Her” wan the striped patterns and are slightly soiled fre He a have ST vartetien of NEW eee COATS | putting up their hair and adjusting |e Claimed Corpse [their apparel. Be courteous mackhorse of your Was His Brother jini fasen wines nrunee LONDONDERRY, Eng. Oct. 14. | pocketbook. _on 1 Hop, He Says . E Zepporini is suing his neighbor, Gus cackled and the hens crowed and neither of ‘em woul! lay em fed ‘em hop when they went for his | hro Zepporini declared. died Rusk’s garden. The ' cabbages,” tified a body taken | be his mn proceeds to find out wh ken best to eat, etilenened $24.50 woolen fabrics t styles mark the several groups of new Winter Coats as an unusual value. assortments feature the alwa SP IGT Sent tan, creamupapapareninetalin Special 95c ys-desirable con- Mr and Mra Jo vertible collar and the large vamp collar mod- (Fifth Floor. WOMENS WEAR SHOP: Denny Bldg CLOSING-OUT SALE 8 Days More and We Quit Our lease expires one week from Saturday. After three years in this location we quit rather than pay the enormous advance in rent wanted by the new landlord. NEW FALL COATS AND MUST BE CLOSED OUT AT AL- WHOLESALE PRICES. COME TO- MORROW FOR THE MOST WONDERFUL eran AND SUIT BARGAIN SHOWN IN New Fall SUITS T 2 PRICE Eighty-seven handsome new Fall Suits, de- veloped in Tricotine, Velour, Veldyne, Silver- tone and others; in Navy, Brown, Reindeer and New Blue. Many have fur collars. ALL GOING AT HALF FORMER PRICES, $142.50 SUITS $98.50 SUITS $71.25 vsoeeeee: $34.75 $24.75 .$17.50 $89.50 SUITS $69.50 SUITS $49.50 SUITS going at ........... $35.00 SUITS Sizes 16 to 44, #ls, and some with fur collars in a color va- riety that includes the latest shades of blue, brown, deer and black. The displays feature Full Length Cloth Coats and Short Black Plush oe in et Hats in turban r and side roll shape, f k and a few colors; also a tailored hate, for: j what she had expected, have bla. | the romanes of her marr ritorial Senator John Wise Edith MeDowell Wise +, newspaper writer, who three months ago became the bride of the! Cholee Friday at 95¢. Mra, Wise han mfled back to Amer-| | ten, under her maiden name, with the declared intention of never return-| FLOUNCINGS 500 yards of 14 and 18-inch embroidery flounc slightly solled and mussed. MEN’S SOX pairs of men's cotton socks, with double heel and UMBRELLAS 60 silk umbrellas in red, Reality didn't at af square with 1 to friends, expecially t RIBBON HAIR BOWS 300 hair bows made of fancy and plain hair om regular stock, Formerly $1; for this hour, cholce.. LACE COLLARS 100 cireular lace collars of imitation Venise white and cream. These are in the beach and white; sizes 10% and 11, only, but mot each size in every color. erly 5c. For this Blackjack Made of Concrete Is Found CINCINNATI, Ohio, Oct. 14 Pv | dence of a county jail delivery plot was uncovered here when deputy), | aheoriffa dincovered a blackjack made of bita of concrete wrapped in bed. ding tn Winfred Schoup's cell: « milk | bottle filled with wet paper in the y. Knipper, charged with | robbery, and a mineral lalso filled with paper pulp ‘The weapons are mid to te | unique in jail break annals, white ivory ring handles. “Ww IRE SKIRT HANGERS On mile in the Women’ tion, second Noor, GINGHAMS The domestic eection, on the upper main floor, has taken from regular stock and reduced for a quick 250 yards of 82- inch gingham in plain pink Formerly 40c. For Ready to Wear so his pee vcd 10c 50-inch cretonnes tn 250 slipon vefls of plain and chenille dotted mesh in black, brown and taupa 150 yards of 36 and printed patterns suitable for draperies, up- holstery and pillows. Formerly $1.45. For thie hour; a yard..... PACD wewne ene enee Doctor Discovers Cure for Blindness | withdrawn from the road, long tours | Rrtanger, of the University of Ber disks nik telieuel, dak |lin, has discovered a treatment for | manulae, or blindness caused by te sue covering the eyeball consiats in placing one elec trode on the eye and another at the |back of the head and by means of | theae, passing chioride ions into the timmue of the eye. returns in several weeks A Remarkable Sale of Aluminum Cooking a large number of actors and actres: | Ses are out of work. ment ts due to the fact that expenses have gone up nearly 200 per cent. ‘The mort for your | money, the best for High-grade COATS Are going at prices usually asked for ordinary garments. Cloth and Plush Coats All the new fabrics—all the new colors—all the late models are here for you to choose from. Coats with large fur collars; Coats with collars of self; Coats with large cape collars; Coats with shawl collars, and Coats with tailored collars. Prices that you might expect in January are op- erating here right now. woul Price. 8... DLZ9.OO Mest Pritt asset --nee- DE DDO Meat Pree cre cce ress --«---- SOD0O Mout Pelee’ csensr-.--e:-:- DODO Mout Pree on. -n--s PADOO Mout Pelee fesse ns. .ses2- BODO $49.50 COAT out Price 3 sais oars, Gimine: "$19.00 Pil i RAR et Ra me eA in EXTRA SPECIAL A lot of 17 Coate, many with fur collars; some are full lined; values to $87.50. $1 5 00 GEMIOTAL soon sgcscvesncrcncassscecees P . ——__$_ Don't fail to find the right place, 1408 Second Avenue, Fifth Floor, Dewy Building, and save $10 to $50. Be here 9 o'clock Friday morning. Womens Wear Shop Fifth Floor Denny Building 1408 Second Avenue Take the Elevator, Opposite the “Ron” Utensils Special at 98c and $1.69 A fortunate purchase enables us to offer these wen” derful values. These cooking utensils are made of pare aluminum, highly polished. Lot 1—Special at 98c \Tough Sledding for _Actors in Britain) atrical tourtng Compania have been! 106 Here’s one fact—Every year fortunes are made in poultry. other — every year fortunes are lost in poultry. Obviously, there’s a right way and agwrong way of raising hens. In a spirited story soon to appear in The COUNTRY James Dryden, who knows the right way, tells how successful poultry raisers became suctessful. did and enlightening article, interesting to anyone who raises eggs for profit. Middy and Coat Sweaters Special at $6.98 Worth Up to $10.50 You may have your choice of two styles—the Middy Sweater with the roll collar in high school colors or the Coat Sweater in oxford and green. They are big values at...... $4.00 Griswold Safety Cooker Special at $2.49 The Griswold Safety Cooker is a kettle and steamer Made of pure cast iron; it will improve with age ‘gnd never wears out. The Safety Cooker is a most handy cooking utensil. kinds of plain cooking or stewing. Special at... . 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