The Seattle Star Newspaper, November 12, 1920, Page 3

FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 12, 1920. . : y : a) R «pine ¢ SECOND NEAR SENECA THE SEATTLE STAR | Corey on Booze: | = | It’s a Long, Long Frontier. “Not wo, ' Whisky Brought In on Bottoms of Rafts. Hot-Water Bags ’Neath Milady’s Skirt. Fortunes in Smuggling by Airplane. Satisfactory Terms me GROTE-RANKINCS OTTO L KLGEL, Prowdent Alway ysterious Sound OTHER SMUGGLING SCHEMES You Hear is “Fiarthbotnd!” Herbert Corey motored most of the way from Seattle to New York to cover the recent world series in Brook- t tig lyn and Cleveland. On the way he made a thoro study ' ' yeno Park of the iMicit traffic in liquor, and is writing a series of f for The uw. This is the eleventh, gosses BY HERBERT COREY BY HERBERT COREY 1 ‘ aw more days you nay 5° Basil paralleled story og &™ aft ger ¢ ’. tie S lite articles YOUNG HIRAM SMUGGLERS HAD TRIED for wee! RESOURCEFUL ee TO TALK to Mars, ANDAHOUTED in triumph. BY WIRELESS. rom Mars! HE'D POUNDED his key. ‘OU CAN tell the world, CALLING “MARS. Hello, Ma THEY SATISFY.” . . . ¥ ree a pr " UNTIL HIS \ Consider: £ ment : WAS THE will ! ( ul ] . rs HE HARDLY i es f ane 9 LEST HE miss tho call Yo elbound 4 S man, whom ; you see shét for good afd sufficient cause, wanders in a labyrifth of sensa- tion. , biceps. BUT THE v lage MERELY SNORTED ed to NOWN THAT for years.” ily will enjoy i ILE OUT in the army camp AND SAY! One evening. THRRADIO man. Willing Entertalger is the BRUNSWI Sings fof you, jokes for you, givgs you the greatest Selection of music—for the Brunswick plays all records. /The Grote-Rankin Co. has planned to meet your every Brunswick need. HE GOT an answertn, An acjfal beggar at life} door, he struggles to free himself from\the earth. icfure shows things that\are hap- around you all the time they're mild. “atiafy even smoker, | Chesterfields are id enough to suit even the most fi ky cigarette / smoker. That ct can't be When you see and hear the Brunswick—yd ill undoubtedly order one for Christmas. ildur Levida Lindgren, Sopyano De Luxe Scenic—Strand NeWs | that Police Judge John Coon is ad- py Brg hy 99| Yocating a revival of the whipping ‘Whipping Posts” |... as a means of punishment, HUNTINGTON, W. Va., Nov. 12. For Auto Mashers, J Olive Tablets are purely a vegetable la, mind mixed with olive oi; you Coon also sayg-the mothers are to = cor . ‘ f sir find i yw them by their olive color. . ' ctive are the “he meee who! blame for permitting their daughters oo | t ‘ nm in OF te t to) Take one or two every night Sane along the streets in big autos (o roam the streets with an eye out > > me. Or he and note the Bec Abe and y : 1 invite > sirle to ride with them tor an auto Late eae “PRE INVENTORY SALE Fishing Tackle, Etc. An opportunity to buy standard lines of grade gogds at one-third to one-half off. items we ¢ould not replace at sale prices. een items in the Tool, Miscellat Builders’ Hardware and Electrical D now on sale. \Sporting Goods Departme: mences Saturday morning, to run one AE END IS ERE and sensational price cutting in history of Seattle. Kennedy’s ock must be closed out. tked every article in this big store at prices which mean gfhick disposal. The store is It is to your interest to be here. Come early for yourself. m4 : $1.00 Underwear $1.00 Wool Sox $1.00 Leather Work Boys’ Suits For less than you n’s Clothes 20¢ Handkerchiefs the Arm Bands the Canvas Gloves —CUT TO~ Boys’ Scout Shoes . Boys’ Wear Well Shoes Boys’ Chip pewa Shors men one $4. 98 Men's Army $4. 48 Last Shoes... Var $5.45 oop ho 85 Values up to $25— $12.85 a $29.85 SUITS—Values up to $40— $17.85 $9.85 Cravenetio Overcoats . SUITS—Values up to $75—~ ‘o $34.85 SUITS—Values up to $60— to oes, $24.85 SUITS—Values up to $85— 10 ssa $99.8D rats .. $13.85 Gloves $1.00 Wool Gloves Tbe Suspenders * —CUT TO- ft. Phantom Leaders .... 22+ 7-ft. Phantom Leaders VERY FINE SONS $6.9 MEN'S SHIT SILK MIXED, ATHLETIC UNION SUITS AT 98c WASH VESTS AT | sox, GOOD WORKING PANTS AT $2.48 oud Lot Men’ ALL, COLORS, $2.50 Work Shirts 9c —OUT TO— WHITE HANDKERCHIEFS 3c Bc "S HEAVY a _COR ERS “UES TO $7.00, AT $2.48 JOUN BE. STETSON y HATS AT $3.95 FINE HATS, STET- SON AND OTHERS, $5.95 BANDANA HANDKERCHIEFS Men's Rubbers Hanes Underwear $1.50 Caps $1.50 Dress Shirts —CUT TO— MEDLICOTT W UNDERWEAR $2.95 BLACK BEAR ALL- WOOL, MACKINAWS— $9.85 SOX, HEAVY FINE TIES FoR 38c 48c ‘ ROW COLLA TO $15 HIGH GR UACK SATEEN SHIRTS AT BLACK CASHMERE HOsE 49c STETSON AND KNOX ARMY HATS woo. sand sizes at reductions. & Berry ted Roller ris or boys, 0 Arghritan Kamp Kook Stov 3.50 Am@rican Kamp Kook Ovens PAINTS AND VARNISHE COME AND 5! etn ae AE Te ee IXTH AVENUE and PIKE STREET pa Qliseum Theatre ) rIUNUUUUOUUUUUNUUILGULUURU ALLA AEA ee 2 AUTH