The Seattle Star Newspaper, November 22, 1920, Page 3

ton canal at Montlake ave. be sub construction of the new Washington Now Here! A Paramount Super Special of New palaces Picture York's and artists’ studi- os, and a girl who runs from one to the other feverish hunt for in her pleasure and ex- citement. A desire to ex- perience every human causes her to be the talk of the town! “The Restless Sex BY ROBERT W. CHAMBERS emotion Scenic Pathe Review Comedy “The Decorator” jetadium it was impo | bridge acroag the Proposed New Bridge| people in the district, That the proposed establishment of a bridge over the Lake Washing $100 i in n His Pocket, mitted to popular vote at the March was recommended to the city council by Mayor Caldwell Mon Gay. ‘The mayor declared that with the mother asked police to search Doctors Recommend == == Bon- ponte se a eafe home| | bert Truden when and to strengthen eye. ©. W Hfuliy in their possession. by all druggists STORAGE SALE Mason Rotary, $112.00 value for.......... $60.00 Drophead Singer ...........-. Many others from $5.00 up. All new machines at a big discount Your old machine traded in. SALE BEGINS MONDAY White Sewing Machine Company TWO STORES 415 Union Seaboard National Bank of Seattle Statement of Condition under Comp- troller’s Call of November 15, 1920 RESOURCES Loans and discounts ........... Pree q Overdrafts ; U. S. bonds and treasury certifi Other bonds and securities .... Stock in Federal Reserve Bank Real estate Furniture and fixtures Safe deposit equipment Customers’ liability under letters credit Cash and due from banks ..... LIABILITIES SER v5 coe bc Vs cree cenge $ 200,000.00 Surplus ......... 50,000.00 Ungivided profits .. 27,008, 3.92 Unpaid dividends 4.00 Letters of credit 5,100.00 Bills payable ............: None Notes and bills red None MOB bv cdvccccssvcccocce 2,584,451.22 $ 2,866, 559, 1 4 Opened for Business June 12, 1916 Deposits November 15, 1917. -$ 588,198, Deposits November 15, 1918. j Deposits November a 1919. Deposits November 15, 1920.. Seaboard National Bank. Fourth Avenue and Pike Street e Youth Disappears : Samuel Leonard Estes, 24, left his home in Pauirfax October 25 and came ” to Seattle with $100 in his pocket. He has not been heard of since, His} Bon-Opto for the Eyes FINES OF $200 EACH WERE |IMPOSED on John Mertz and Gil- they pleaded in the treatment of eye|fullty before Justice of the Peace Brinker Monday morning to Sold under money refund | charge of having liquor unlaw ee [207% Cherry st HERE ARE GHOST STORY WINNERS Fourteen Prizes Awarded on “Earthbound” Tales whose “ghost” RM Sd story was published under the T 42nd ave W.; C. D, Germ 10 Weodlawn ave The prizes wi BLIND AGAIN TO BE REMEMBERED Young Singerman to Give Them Thanksgiving Dinner be mailed out te ! Singerman he business years, nate, and to wee that © his guests » who walk no year were they hant passed on, this ‘Thankegty custom wae carried on by his son, I} R. Singerman Last year 150 of Seattle's blind and thelr escorts were eéntertained at and this year A greater num ber have been im will be held at 3 starting at noon. be provided, and blind people who| have not been reached by invitation are cordially Invited te attend, |Chinaman Accused of Selling Dope! SeNing narcotics was the charge Monday against Look Toot Wong. He was arrested In the Watson hotel, Patrolmen N. P. Anderson and R. F. | Baerman of the dope squad. |Ten Men Lined Up Against Wall: $100 Police Monday were on the watch. out for the two bandits who lined 10 men against the wall in a Marys | | ville pool room early Saturday and} | escaped with $100 loot 6500 What Does “Main 6500" Mean to You? Weak Eyes Lavoptik There has never been anything In| Seattle with the QUICK results of simple = witeh hydrastis, etc camphor case of weak days’ use of surprising re case TWO a ‘The witeh tions relie eye pains. hazel and camphor soothe and re lieve the inflammation; the bydrastis and other ingredients have tonic and| antiseptic properties. We guarantee a all bottle Lavoptik to help ANY | SASH weak, strained or inflamed | Aluminum eye cup FRE |swift Drug Company and leading | Jaruggiste ure | “i. The dinner | even’ cafeteria, | Special muato will Sunday night by | in Lavoptik | THE SEATTLE STAR Pike St. and FifthAve. 380 Pairs of Fine Curtains $ | 02° Reduced to FORTUNATE purchase of sixteen styles of Fine Curtains presents an opportunity for The Grote-Rankin Co. to make this unusual offer. Among the curtains at this remarkably low price are: 12 pairs of Swiss-made Tambour Lace Curtains. 24 pairs Ecru-colored Duchess Curtains. 42 pairs Ivory-colored Duchess Curtains. 2 pairs Filet Marquisette, with Venetian motifs and edges. 16 pairs Filet Marquisette, with Venetian lace inser- tions and edges. 90 pairs finest quality Amerer Lace Net Curtains, with Venetian lace edges. 26 pairs of Filet Lace Curtains, with linen edges. pairs of fine Voile Curtains, with silk hemstitched borders, lace insertion and embroidered motifs. These Curtains come from manufacturers whose names have long been associated with merchandise of the highest character, and we repeat that the offering is unusual. Many of these Curtains are being shown in one of our Pike Street windows. * OAK, Dining Tables PERIOD DESIGNS CHOOSE THIS TABLE IN MAHOGANY, WALNUT OR OAK 54-INCH TOP, &FOOT EXTENSION, SPECIAL $592 THIS WALNUT OR MAHOGANY TABLE IN TUDOR DESIGN 54-INCH TOP, 8-FOOT EXTE 8 Tse SPECIAL — SION, THIS BEAUTIFUL WALNUT OR MAHOGANY TABLE—WILLIAM AND MARY DESIGN $542 These Tables come from some of the most re- liable manufacturers—in quality and finish they cannot be surpassed—they are exceptional values. 54-INCH TOP, 8-FOOT EXTENSION, SPECIAL Sparkling Cut Glass HE Cut Glass Section is a-glitter with new selec- tions—Cut Glass that is fine and brilliant; the cuttings are sharp and clear and beautiful. The Thanksgiving table will be more attractive with the proper Cut Glass pieces in evidence—or gifts of Cut Glass are already happily received by women who have homes. THE GROTE-RANKIN CO OTTO F. KEGEL, President The , PHONOGRAPH O furnish and entertainment Thanksgiving Day— and The Brunswick will play all records for you—select your group of artists—no matter for whom they make records— The Brunswick will play them for you, and play them at their best. Is not that suffi- cient reason for or- dering a Brunswick Phonograph at once? —First Floor music FINE LINENS Need Not Be Expensive FOR EXAMPLE: 58-inch Mercerized Damask in assorted designs, priced a 5 REPELS CLIEEOE ES on 6 bahenmddnesy T5¢ 72-inch fine Satin Damask of superior quality, spe- WE SIM sab ic onid et Pe PE sy CArmmpene mn $1.50 70-inch good quality Union Damask in Fleur de Lis Pee Wiel, PANG os 5 ivsa0:655.< newton se $2.25 70-inch All-Linen Satin Damask in neat designs with deep borders, special, yard. ......... PATTERN CLOTHS 70x70-inch, each ... . $2.50 70x70-inch, each ..... .$3.50 70x70-inch, all linen, each - 37.95 70x70-inch, all linen, each...... - $11.50 66x66-inch hemstitched linen, each. ..$7.95 NAPKINS erizet, in assorted patterns, dozen... 83.25 erized, in assorted patterns, dozen... 85. nion linen, of heavy quality, dozen.. inch Union linen, of splendid quality, dozen 20x20-inch all-lipen, of good quality, dozen Community Silverware ILL contribute to the beauty of the Thanksgiving Table and will be a source of real satisfaction for many years. The distinctive pat- terns in which “Com- munity Plate” is being shown Offer a wide va- riety for selecting—and no matter what pattern you select you are as- sured of a correct serv- ice. The pattern pictured is “The Patrician” and can be purchased in complete chests or from open stock. Likly Luggage R those who are planning spending Thanksgiving with the folks at home. Whether one has to travel far or simply a short distance—“Likly Bags” are a thing that no man or woman of position should be without, We say “Likly” because today, more than ever be- fore, no one likes to be open to corfection in style, and there never was a time when assured quality was more important than it is today, Give Her ‘The HOOVER This Christmas LACE your order now—you may have it added to your account. —Second Floor, Rug Section PAGE 3 Pike St. and FifthAve. Carving Sets $3.69 Three-piece Carving Sets with stag horn handies and ornamented ferrules— these sets are very special value, The set.....$3.69 ROASTERS Two Styles Have Prices Reduced $1.38 EACH for heavy sheet steel Self- basting Roasters, 1514x 104% inches in size, $2.00 EACH for Blue Glazed Roasters -self-basting, and are 2x1014 inches in size, Dinner Sets Special Values 51-PIECE Imported China Dinner Set, decorated with gold bands, Reduced to ......$29.95 §2-PIECE “Dolly Varden” Dinner Set of American Semi-porce- lain with decoration of garlands and flowers. Spe- cial, the set......$28.00 Serving Trays Special $1.98 Their mahogany frames are attractively finished and equipped with glass bottoms—their size is 11x 17 inches. You may choose wood or brass handles. Special, each ......$1.98 Food Choppers Special $2.58 Medium-size Food Chop- pers, complete with four cutting attachments and easy cleaning features, Special, each ..,...$2.58 Marmalade Jar, Special 39c Clear Crystal Marmalade Jars with etched grape design—are priced special, each