The Seattle Star Newspaper, December 9, 1920, Page 4

THE SEATTLE STAR Asks for a Pension; , Is Told He’s Dead UXBERIDOR, Den 8—A much wounded ¥x-serviee man who made gn application for a pension has been refused it, on the ground thet the records clase him aes “officially |Old Mazarin Bible Sells for $13,750 LONDON, Deo. 9A Mazarin! tkcoat Successor Py Is Hope of Tailors 4 TONDON, Dee. 9-—Tailors tone | Dible belonging to the Baroness) “for A muccestor 0 thn freckeoat. A Zouche was sold at auction for $13. Parment “tightwaisted, fullekirted| 759 phe Mible was the first im Bnd With deep lapels” ts urged as al portant apecimen of printing with (preasing need. movable typa ABNaPouis, Ma, De. *—| Metropolitan Tenor | SPiebes” freshmen at the naval Aoademy, not being housed upon en-| Is Insurance Agent) CHICAGO, Dee 96 Andreas Dip Paring college because of Lie sogrege | Pi diea Of their quarters from the first pel, former tener @nd associate a] Bertin university has arranged « | Glass students, decided to haze one| rector of the Metrop course of study on the ‘Hritien em house and later ‘director « 418 2nd Ave. First Door North Clemmer Theatre GATES’ ‘\DECEM BER |} SALE SILVERWARE CUT GLASS CLOCKS ra company, ls now % His old operatic friends are planning a benefit per formance to rehabilitate his fortune DIAMONDS WATCHES JEWELRY What is a fair price now for good clothes? There are so many reasons given for various clothing sales that most men aren’t exactly sure what a fair price should be. We say it should be based on present replacement prices, regardless of what we paid. Aren’t we right about it? The lowest prices in town for quality clothes Hart Schaffner & Marx Suits and Overcoats Now lf, Off Prices have come down since we bought. We'll take our loss and sell these clothes at the new figures. Considering the quality, our prices are the lowest in town. If you aren’t satisfied, money back Hart Schaffner & Marx Clothes Shop Corner Second and Seneca If you want your Christ- mas presents to get there in good condition, pack them in GOOD, STRONG | domes or wrappers, tied se- curely with stout twine, and plainly addressed so they will (stand the rough handling they | must necessarily get in hand- ling great masses of Christ- mas mail. CHILDREN T0 SELL SEALS To Aid Anti-Tuberculosis Drive Friday Chfi@ren’s Day tn the National Tuberculosis amociation’s drive will be observed all over the United States Friday, when hundreds of thourands of children will be enrolled to sell Christmas seala Seattle children bave sold these seals cach year for the past Li years, and are eager for a co! to display lthetr powers of pire esd over |the frownupa, who have been at |work for ten days Each child selling 60 eeals or more will receive a pin showing his reo ord, The city has been divided by | the school districts for convelenca, | The women, from the Parent-Teach- ors’ associations who will act as |chairwomen for the distribution of |neals after school hours tomorrow, | are: ADd—MMre ©. WF. Ceftertaen, #723 Seth Ww. Be rightos—Mra J. Rarlarmsan, T161 424 pagier—Mre, James Molean, 633 N. 134. Coe—Mra. George M. Milsted, 3237 Beo- ond ave. w. mbie—Mre GC HM. Bnglish, 3969 pay—Mre MA Hetfield, 4023 Whitman ave. Fauntieroy—Mra A Marselaia, Kndo- tyne. Vairview—Mre, Henry Grieb, 646 ©. sor / sgiaaamae Joe M. Richmond, 7022 Ma ne. arriour —Mre, W. B. Mosear, 60d sist) ‘Vewthorne—Mra RR. Nyberg, a8) Bath 6. Interiake—Mra, J, K McKimiey, 1912 N. 46th. Lowell—Mre, LM. Gowman, 699 13th VW. Yates, 016 a6tn. | ¢ Mre. J. J. May, 617 Valley, Ravonna—Mrn GM. “Wuntley, 6666 19th N. Seynrd—Mra NM. BL Hightower, 2265 Franklin. University Heighte—Mra, W. Muirhead, Anne—Mra, Charles Hi. Frost, w. ehiand drive. Webster-—Mas, George Granprie, 2826 W. 66th, York—Mra doeoph G. Welch, 2706 sad & ALL OVER Lady of the house hears the sound of crockery crashing on the kitchen floor—“Lena! What are you doing?’ Lena “Nothing, ma'am; it's done.” , For 20 years our motto has always been “The Same for Less” More pleasing than ever before will you find our Oi FERING DURING THIS SALE DIAMONDSforLESS Ask to eee our $100.00 Special Diamond Cigar Pocket Kaivea, Emblem Puttons, Lockets, all act with diamonds. WHY PAY MORE? THE SAME FOR LESS, OUR MOTTO, 100 beautiful Dia- mond Rings greatly reduced in price. Great variety in patterns and de- Large values up to $50.00. $49.50 Choice large lot; values up to $87.50. SILVERWARE FOR LESS Gorham’s, Wallace, Rogers, Oneida Community and other standord makes; many special lots at great savings, fialf Price choice large lot solid silver pieces, knives, forks, soup spoons, berry « moons, cold meat forks and other fancy pieces ONE-HALF PRICK 98ce—Chotes targe lot Cat Glass and silver deposit Marmalade Jars with spoon, sim ture Chote DOC $3.98—Chotce large asnortment solid gold Cuff Links and Buttons, with stiffened poste and links; very strong; new patterns fm plain and fancy desi 3 98 . Specially priced at, pair.. qe SALE OF WATCHES | CBT GLASS FOR LESS Eigin, Waltham, Heward, Minols Grade Swine Watches for leas. $17.50—Special, reguiar $25.00 value, very fine 15-jewelod movement in high-grade Wrist Watch tn box; American-made case warranted for 25 yearn, Complete with bracelet in fine lined casa Regular $25.00 price secen . $17.50 100 LADIES’ WATCHES 100 MEN'S WATCHES SPECIALLY PRICED $275.00—Choice large ment $27.50, $30.00, $32.50, $35.00, $37.60, $40.00 watches in open face and closed cases, plain and fancy pa’ $17.50—Choice $20.00, $22.50, $26.00 values, ont oe $15 SPECIAL Bimflar to cut except round in shape. Regular $21.50 value, fine _15-jeweled movement, in gold tilled case, warranted for | 20-years. Very fine silk ribbon bracelet, all complete in very nice lined case. Spe $ clally priced at .s.<. 15 targe lot DON’T FORGET THE PLACE GATES’ JEWELRY STORE 1418 2nd Avenue Third Door South of MacDougall-Southwick, Across Street From Bon Marche Livby, Clark's Sterling and other makes, quarter to half less, Halt price all Wine and Tdéquor Glasses, Half price large assortment Vases. Half price large lot Salts and Peppera Many other pieces at quarter to half lesm $7.50 Special Genuine Diamond set in solid gold pendant similar to cut, with solid gold neck chain, Specially priced at $7.50 Watch Papers for Great Savings in Christmas Goods. Special Offerings Each Day CLOCKS FOR LESS Very fine line of Parlor and Mantel Clocks, chimes and cathedral gong strike. Seth Thomas, Ansonia, Waltham and other standard ” a at before-the-war prices, $2.49—Cholce large assortment very fine gold-filed Knivex some with two and some with more blades; plain and fancy ahice sssteeeesecteceeneneeee $2649)