The Seattle Star Newspaper, November 19, 1920, Page 8

Saeed iatiswooeeusdictna tent wigemcoeeeeeee . THE SEATTLE STAR “Ghost Deer’ Bullet. Proof Is Mystery “f Hood Canal FRYE’S BiG SPECIALS | | SATURDAY Choice Heavy BACON, half or whole, per Ib. .. .25¢ Choice Sugar Cured Heavy HAMS, half or whole, per Ib. ........33c Choice Beef Pot Roast, per Ib. ...12c Round Steak, per Ib. .......-...-22¢ Round Roasts, per Ib. ...-......20c Sirloin Steak, per Ib. ..........25¢ Boiling Beef, per Ib. ..........-1le Choice Mutton Roasts, per Ib. ....12c Choice Mutton Stew, per Ib. ....10c Choice Fresh Veal Roast, per lb.. 14c. Veal Chops, per Ib. .........-..20c MecDougal ll outhwick. Second Avenue at Pike Our SERIES of SALES Presents 50 New Coats Shown Tomorrow for the First Time When Uncle Henry Finfrock, dead shot, banged away at the white buck he missed and his pet rifle broke square at the stock, BY LEE 1 SMITS Five times atnoe has “Moonshine,” “Moonshine,” the Ghost Deer, t | 4# the natives have named the white | challenging the nerves and the akill | buck. been sighted. And five times of hunters in the Hood Canal region | "a Pmgemsrt of some wort attend and attracting scores of riflemen |¢d the tnciden! Jerom Seattle, Tacoma, Port Orchard,| A bear dog, half Alredale and natt | Bremerton and other towns nearby, | oodhound, owned by George Bailey, Choice Pork Backbones, 5 Ibs. for 25c Choice Pork Liver, Ib. ..........5¢ Compound, per Ib, 18c; 2 Ibs. .. .35c Butter Special Finest quality Canadian Butter, per Ib. 61c; 2 Ibs. for .......-..$1.20 Strictly Fresh Pullet Eggs, doz. ae 2 dozen for ........--.-..$1.25 Marigold Oleomargarine, per lb. 33c FRYE’S MARKETS Olympic Market, First Ave. South of Pike. American Meat Co., Third Ave. and James St. Western Meat Co., 1102 Western Ave. Ballard Meat Co., 5445 Ballard Ave. Bay City Market, 1420 First Ave. Central Meat Market, First Ave., Bet. Pike & Union Seattle Market, Occidental and Yesler Way | 1 For All Complexion Ills | If the skin be colorless sallow. | guddy, over-red, blotchy or freckled, | [nothing will eo surety overcom: meee se as ordinary mercol 7 beorbs ad TONIGHT —IN— “PARLOR, BED- ROOM AND BATH” AT THE WILKES It literally =n a bad | Orren Stoddard, eamping im the abandoned clearing known as Tho Nigger Ranch, first reportad “Moon. shine” at the beginning of the bunt | Stoddard went to the! hg season. reek for a pail of water at day break and when he beheld a snow white buck standing on the opposite | bank tn full view, he lost his bal ance and toppled inte the icy water. | | troubled h Catarrhal Deafness, the lunge which * equally as geroun The fol- lowing formula which ls used ex- ely in the damp Enetien eli- je @ constitutional treatment a Nittle grano- ated sugar: atir until dissolved | Take one tablespoonful four times da often bi easy to Pleasant to lake, very has catarrh of head not) or is hard of hearing should give this ys ‘treatment a trie “HANES”—is an unfailing guide to underwear service UY “Hanes” winter un- derwear for men on the strict business basis of the most unusual quality, com- fort and service ever sold at the price! Every garment bearing the “Hanes” national name- plate returns in wear and in absolute satisfaction far more than you ever got out of an undergarment! “Hanes” underwear is made in heavy and medium weight Union Suits and heavy weight Shirts and Drawers. Men who find heavy underwear too warm will be delighted with the new medium weight suit which carries the yellow Hanes label. “Hanes” Union Suits have a snug fit- ting tailored collarette that will not gaps closed crotch that stays closed; , unbreakable sears; buttonholes last the life of the garment; pearl but- tons are on to stay! Shirts have the snug fitting elastic knit collarette. Drawers have a wide, easy-fitting, 3-button sateen waist band that adds so much to their comfort. This extra-value underwear duplicates the men’s Union Suits in all important fea- tures with added fleeciness. Sizes 20 to 34, covering ages from 2 to 16 years. Two to four year old sizes have drop seat. P. H. HANES KNITTING CO., Winston-Salem, N. C. New York Office 366 Broadway Werning to the trade: Any garment offered as “Hanes” is a substitute unless it bears the “Hanes” label, Now Suoumur-You' Of want fo yotar awe Naaseek Vuiom Suit! “| trom the defensive blows of a deers | STARTS APTER DEER | of Gig Harbor, leaped from a wagon to pursue the phantom deer as it! Joantered acroms the road between Burtey and the Jenison marwh. Halley tried to pall bis dog off the trafl, but jim vain. fle returned to hin home! and two days later Tough, bis dog, | dragerd iteclf into the = kiteh mortally wounded. Tough tackled. many a bear and encaped | without Injury, but died, evidently | | sharp fore-teet. A young man from Tecoma at tempted to “whine™ the white buck al night-—an tllegal proceeding —and broke his ankle t the white buck, and altho he has a reputation ax a marks jman, drew no bicod This = pet) | untrty thirty broke equarely in two at the stock. IN T-PASSENGER CAR |. Of Beattie, start ed after “Moonshine” in a seven-pa» eonger car. He sighted the deer as be was approaching the old Brum mage ranch, reached for his rifle and jamuned on the brakes with one mo tion, but his car skidded and tore the camp outfit from the running board, strewing MoPurtand’s outfit in a« ditch full of water. G. W. Garfield, of Joe's Ray, aw “Moonshine” several timen one after noon. The deer, Garfield aid, would keep in the dens brush, «tring no opportunity for a shot, and after following it unt) dark, the hunter found himerlf in a deep canyon, his beartngr lost. and spent the night exposed to a heary downpour of rain. Pret, Trevor KincaM, of the Unt versity of Washington, waa asked concerning the legend of a pure white deer. “White deer have been frequently killed." said Prof, Kincaid, “and museums contain several mounted [spectmena They are merely exam |ples of albiniam, which occurs in many species of animain” Portugal Accepts Gift of Ex-King LONDON, Nov. 18—The Ports gucee government has decided to ac cept the gift offered by ex-King Manuel of the oceanographic collec- ton of his father, King Carlos, Juror A.W.O.L.; She Is Given $25 Fine STAMFORD, Eng. Nov. 19--One of the women summoned to serve on & jury was fined $25 for failure to attend court. Trying to Check . Sales of Cocaine LONDON, Nov. 19.— Scotland Yard ie working day and night to check the enormous increase in the sale of cocaine hera The drug is t $1,500 an ounce Select your Ivory Pyralin Gifts now, 10 per cent discount on all lines of this tvory this week. Complete line to select from. BUTLER DRUG CO. J, P, CHASE, Chemist Second at James St. Elliott 49, Make a Full Pint With Home Made Sugar Syrup and MENTHO - LAXENE : | The Best and Quickest Acting | COUGH SYRUP | ; | Full Directions on Each Bottle Decisively Underpriced Made of Bolivia, Suede Velour, Crystaleord, Silvertip Bolivia, Vel- dyne, . Some Trimmed With Nutria, Black Opossum, Natural Raccoon and Australian Opossum, Hea Both Women’s and Misses’ Sizes. Women’s New Coats Made of Veldyne, Bolivia, Pompom and From This New Group of Coats Mole or Raccoon. Evora, Velour. Some Trimmed With Opossum, Nutria, (cast Hardwate Gammmum ——t —— eee + ANNUAL PRE-INVENTORY | SATURDAY LAST DAY SCORES OF ITEMS IN ALL DEPART MENTS AT DECIDED REDUCTIONS. Cutlery and Silverware Section Roger’ 1847 Silverware, One Third Off Household Section Set of 5 Glass Mixing Bowls .. 28 House Brooms ....58¢, 78¢, ST¢ Whisk Brooms 14¢, 27¢ Door Mats .-..OneThird Off Serving Trays ..........35¢ Gas Plates 82.58 Many Other Items on Sale. “Bieta ...- Section Tool Section Carpenters’ Tools— Machinist tools, and mason tools, tools Po aman to One-Half Off - 82.65 ma ee . 81.98 ew Drivers , to by ae bricklayer” ly plumbers’ ‘acuum Cleaners .. ‘Toasters Dise Stoves . Flash Lights .. 2Way Be Switches . Rosettes .. _ Many Other Items, Bldrs. Hdwe. Section Paint Section Sunset Paint— For interior or exterior use. Kalsomine, 5b, pkg. .....48¢ Wall paint and varnishes, Many Other Items. Queen Anne Pattern—50 Year Guarantes— Windsor nickel silver and Rogers & Bro.—knives, forks, spoons ....... ONE-THIRD OFF Nickel and sftver plated frames—Pyrez and earthenware inseta, One-Quarter Off; UP FPO 6 on. -aee ++ oe -nennne--- - BA. 50 Carving Seto— Beautiful handles and Ster+ ing Silver mountings, One Quarter off; up from $5.45 we | Ever Ready Safety Razors T2¢ Strops —..One-Quarter Off Brushes .....One-Quarter Off Payment of 25 Per Cent Reserves an Article Dntil Dec. 20th Many Other Items on Sala Plumbing Section Soap dishes, giass shelves, tumbler holders, shower sprays— One-Fifth to OneHalf Off Many Other Items. Spoittiy Gds. Section’ ++. B8¢ 18¢ UP 16¢ UP Salmon Eggs Spoons .. Leaders . | Roller Skates $2.58 Skatomobiles .. - $6.45 Many Other Items, Front Door Locks. . Inside locks ... Sash locks .. Sash lifts Hinges, 3% x3% Cupboard catche: Drawer pulls Door Cheeks . Door springs Floor hinges, $2.45 UP €sast Hardware @ SIXTH AVENUE and PIKE STREET {Maxt doar to Coliseum Theatre ) HAVQU00HN0CNE00ONNEQ0OUNENSNGGUOEESUEORENSOUCEEOSUAAENUOGONUOUAANUUGOOUANONUUAOGAUUCALONUOCOOEELUANOSOAGAGDRBAEUUGELLUUOOEUUOOEEU Miscellaneous Section Lanterns— Hot Blast Cold Blast Lantern globes Shovels ..... SCOOPS 64.6445 Tackle blocks— Cotter Pins— 75 Per Cent Off List Many Other Items, Auto Access. Section Spot Lights— $3.95 Trouble lights $2.20 Hand horns $2.95 eek $1.23 Windshield cleaners,