The Seattle Star Newspaper, November 19, 1920, Page 11

\ FRIDAY, HOVINERER 19, THR, THE SEATTLE STAR PAGE 12 rh. 'Poles Fear Reds New Yorker Travels |Farm Worker Made |Bricklayer Mayor “Buy It From the Navy” SUSPECTED Cheap p Funearl Bureau of Will Break Word| 168 Times Over Sea _ Justice of Peace of English Town Is Ordered by || Missing | ry. ono) wrmvter ston anne pis met. 2."s| Condemned Ithy M Relatives ay ge mnt will find an om |transetiantio traveler. Ie has made fp ospteay Reig Ay oneal Tae olga grag tee Lape Sree ea an Rint wat | 168 _tripa across the ecean. | tered thru winning scholarships labor leader. 108 ANGELES, v. 1—Hian |. The Mar tnvites tte tute | POAC Negotiations at Tiga, ca tte readers te ese Ua te finding missing — Roviet @uccesnos in the Crimea, ford Lennox Gordon, hwyer, author, | te tricnds, |The department i they feared, would convinos the Rus Stores ime Gisa week ago at the age tapered. =a. “There mhopt etnies, at, smn" they oaM regain the territory [METROPOLITAN wkho lasing ate Invited to jont tn the armistice agreement, For S. Of 8% directed that his ramaina be {ne disaspesrence® ah to The Mar. ank: ‘eek : or Sale ea te the poorest oult of clothes Wie, Lisseprarance Aireety .\whawabests| THE permanent paace negotiations Pi seiving yh 4 } A SPECIAL OFFER | poasensed and Imited his funeral A ay qnentions’, tn Wie bo! 4 Dewan Wednesday at Higa, with the pening Sunday ight | Mavy Yard, Paget Sount, We are request commindoners in @ most friendly titans ves seageny $100, ft was divaleed tn ins Siar, Other wewspupers are invites Co ona Two Bargain Mati will tutercet rgain Matinees BY SHALED BIDS TO BE OTENE 6S Officers Believe Prisoner his will, filed today tm the probate) is i ommenitien mes \7 THANKSGIVING DAY | 10 4M. DECEMBER #TH, 1920 : ore. AND RDAY Caught With $200 in “1 agree with the Chinese phitowe- |” Bie he BEST oaiee $1.50 Heroin, Go-Between — [Brs“ivime tian w teast to the ead?=| qe One Mine ae a tke te Canadian WINTER CLOTHING |e Instrument said ee ee BEATS FINE IMPORTED STOCK OFFERED Underwear Blanket Shirts Ea Now mn cbs Ws learn the whereabouts of Carriesent NOW! SATURDAY AND MONDAY ONLY socks Windprect Suits ee by officers that a renie han | ste bandh rm ow eral Milla, last heard from tm this city Mittens Aretics “197” 100 CHOICE BULBS FOR FALL PLANTING 25 Tulips—President Wilson, Red and Yellow 25 Tulips—Darwin, Rev. Ewbank, Lilac. #5 Daffodils—Double, Von Sion, Yellow. 25 Narcissus—Single, White and Yellow. REGULAR $6.20 VALUE, " SPECIAL FOR ov vend o $4.25 Call for a Copy of Our Free Catalog and Fall Planting Guide, WQQ2PLFED BOYS 89 Pike Street Telephone Main €52 —_— deen made tn the inner ring of dope) children, and friends about five months aga | distributors with the arrest of Verne ———__—_——-- - ~__——|] Victoria and Vancouver, B. C. Johnson From this young man, when he was trapped In his apart Ments at Washington and Main sta, was taken more than $200 worth of heroin. ‘There are mid to be some circum Stances which appear to Involve the Prisoner as a gobdetween, operating Between the big wholesalers and the Street peddlers. ‘The capture of this afeged form! able purveyor of dope has given tm- Petus to the movement, fnitiated fome time ago, of having the next session of the state legislature pase ® law making traffic in narcotics a é penitentiary offense Major Frank & Hutton, attorney Of! Steves Furnitare “Princess” Steamahipe Leave Se- attle Canadian Parifie Dock, Pier 1, Foot of Yester Way 9:00 A. M. DAILY 11:30 P. M. DAILY excerr Fon VANCOUVER Dinh c v The Canadian Pacific: Rockies AP WONDERFUL IW Nefrigeraters Machine Toots Serap Metal Steel, short bars Lignum Vitae | Honts, Oars, eta | Serap Cork, Repo Emergeney fal pee bidder, Material me Catatog « of eate and further y be RvPU API from the state board of pharmacy, is ngty tm favor of such a law, al hough he holds that {t should be/ forced with discrimination. “A distinction,” he said, “should be de between the cold: sigue pes @er who preys upon @f others and ts not nimeett an ad- @ict. Such a man is in the business Purely for money and I can’t think @ & lower specimen of humanity than one of this kind. are, however, many smal Peidiers who set! dope onty so that they may have enongh money to pre | B Vide for their own craving “Such persons should have sent pital treatment." Death Call Heard by Maltby Pioneer | Olin Ealick Lee, retired shingle | ‘MN operator, died Thursday at his | home at Maltby, after a brief ub CITY TICKET Orricn 008 Kecomd Ave. Phone Malm ShAS BF. 1. STORDEM, General Agent OT 7 A BIG SPECIAL FOR THANKSGIVING ae eee RCCAAGI ane =e SSSeET | SANS, , lt ae te . A - : MU Hawai A son, George Lee, a civil) ‘M@pgineer, lives in Cathlamet, Wash Rider Runs of Mrs. G. C. Hill's auto on Rain Divd, Wetnesday night, W. ‘eaver, living on 2ith ave. S, was over the handle bars and, * . Mra HIN lives at 1822) y ave acts : Says Hazing Now Halted at Academy ANNAPOLIS, M4. Nov. 19.—-Fax Be has been halted, at least tempo iy, by the stern menaures taken he plebes today were sti! being in separate quarters from the > OVERCOAT y | In Our Entire cLorates Stock Without a 4. 1 SATURDAY Single Exception READY FOR MADE TO ORDER FOR THANKSGIVING . WITHOUT FAIL If We Are Going to Have a Sale—Let it Be a Real One Other tailors, ofher clothiers have had sales. They have taken $5, $10 or possibly $15 off war times prices. EXAMINE OUR Very good. Itallhelps. But we decided that if we were ORDER BOOKS to have a Thanksgiving sale at all it would be a real one —one that would make Seattle sit up and take notice— one that our customers would have occasion to pleasant ~ day ask to see our order ly remember. Surely we have done it. Our book. You will see that the customers know our prices—$50 to $80 has been the pre- ayes cous mace of we | —_-vailing prices here and the average was nearer $80 than _ offered at $41.50 has been $50. To mark all these suitings and coatings down to well over rae re 24 past one level—and that the almost unbelievable low price of ellevings Ask to be chee. $41.50—is certainly having a real sale. And comes what : we started out to have. : BE YOUR OWN SALESMAN ¥ou won’t need a salesman. Just take your time and pick out any, coating or suiting that strikes your fancy in our big stock and take it back to the cutter and be measure® You won’t be asked to pay a cent more than $41.50 no matter how expensive material you select. Please understand that. You can have heavy weight all wool blue serges, splendid worsteds in a large variety of patterns.and shades, cheviots and cashmeres mixtures in plain or fancy pattern. The stock is big and the styles are the very best. Take your choice of this really wonderful line of woolens for the very low price of $41.50 —suit or overcoat made to order. Perfect Fit and Thera Satisfaction or Money Refunded That's the “MAC MARTEN” way; the “BET- TER TAILORING” way. We take all the chances when we accept your order. If we can- not make you just the kind of a suit or coat that és you want we don’t want your money. If we do 1201-03-05 Third Ave., Cor Seneca please you we do want your assistance in build- : ing our business, _ be LADIES’ ‘BOOTS Turrell’s Second Ave. Store Main Floor $10.95 IS THE ECONOMY PRICE When you come fn Satur- There are over 400 pairs fn this lot, consisting of complete run of sizes in a brown calfskin Goodyear welt sole, lace shoes with Cuban heel and a black glazed kidskin Goodyear welt sole, Cuban heel, lace shoe. Sizes 214 to 9; widths AAA to C. Also, broken sizes in brown ooze and black kidskin welted sole, French heel shoes; brown kidskin welted sole, military heel shoes; field mouse kidskin welted sole, Cuban heel shoes, and bronze kid turn sole, French heel shoes, The price quoted represents very substantial savings. Every shoe fs of our usual quality and was purchased for this Fall selling. The Downstairs Department {fs showing a special in Ladies’ Low Shoes at $6.95. An exceptionally low price for the quality. Turrell Shoe Co. Second Avenue and Madison Street penne