The Seattle Star Newspaper, December 22, 1920, Page 5

ka iv} WEDNESDAY, DECEMRPR ft, 1999, LSM UTES) SERVICE Ami iinittiee NUNN _New Phone: _ Elliott 4910 Christmas Suggestions FOR THE ~ Last-Minute Buyer CAN BE CARRIED IN HAND—SMOKING STANDS AND TRAYS Mahogany Smoker, Specials, $2.25 id Fumed cat; has drawer in center A and brass ash tray e gud match holder 8 Gal... $2.35 S-tnch guaranteed Casserole with nickel frante; will be $1.95 bandy for Christmas baking. Special .... ELECTRIC TABLE LAMP 5 H Hy base and standart, je and golden finish; glass in assorted colors. _.. $15.00 SPUN BRASS SMOKER TRAY FOOT STOOL Made of oak tn the fumed fn- ish; top measures 114512 %; stands 9 inches high; brown $2.25 leather tom Mahowan fintsh on curt: mapia Hand Carved Tabou rette, 9 ~ big. & Wondertul Dispiay of More ‘Than W Styles One Wke cut, with a back anel, sigely moulded, made of Batdwood, bullt? very strong: in the golden finish. price $4.00, Regular $2.25 SILVERWARE Grecian Pattern tn French Grey Wm. A. Rorere t-piece ant tm nickel silver (guaranteed), in @ flat wood case, containing stm each knives, forks, tea- spoons, table spoons, and one each sugar shell and butter Regular price, with $13.45 tenife case, $17.50. Special for ....-. FOR THE LITTLE ONES: Doll Coats, Toy Tables, Shoo-Fly. Choice selections yet to be had in: Gate-Leg Tables, Floor Lamps. Tea Wagons, [=== ee ee: NRE GRUNBAU WHERE PIKE MEETS FIFTH PCO TIC Ico TTT ci TT CTT TT CST TT Cc) PU TCM TTT ce TTT CTT TCT SPECIAL MUSIC |Christmas Program to Be Given Sunday Next Sunday, at the First Metho dist Episcopal chureh, corner Fifth lava and Marion #t, the Temple Chorua, under the direction of Mont comery Lynch, will render three aborate programe of Christmas uni, The morning service at 11 o'clock will feature three new Christmas an thema together with Christmas hymna At 6 o'clock, the annual Yuletide Hour of the church, there will appear the following soloists from the Temple Chor, Miss Evan goline Cook, Mina Loles Wiley, Mr. Henry O, Price, and Mr. Frank A Pittany, Then, at the eventnge service the moat elaborate Christmas prograrn | ever rendered in the church will be presented. Beginning at 7 o'clock, Mra. Montgomery Lynch will play af organ recital of Christmas music. Release 3 Women in Georgia Trial MACON, Ga, Deo 23.—The three women end one man charged with poisoning Fred Shepard were free to- day. Judge Matthews ortered the case dismissed today because of confilct: | ing testimony, They were alleged to wealth, Ask Supplies for Training School A campaign which alma to furnish much needed supplies for the boys tn he state training school at Chehalis has been started by the students of = Franklin high school. The campaign is under the auspices of the Boys’ club, Bike and Auto Come Webster Rebeau, 14, of 1911 Ninth ave. waa badly bruised Tuesday aight when his bieyele, coming into Pine st. from an alley near Third ave, was hit by the auto of D. J Hanmulton, 214 Summit ave. in our large stock at this This is a well-made ve steel wheels. Suitable for at $7.49 Beautiful threepiece carving of a Robeson sureedge carvin at $7.49, Beautiful Selection coupe and saucers with genuine Choice at 5O¢. bave polsoned Shepard to control his | Together; Boy Hurt) Special at $49.50 Flere is one of the greatest values we have ever offered. Think of it—you can choose any bicycle Velocipede Special at $2.49 Three-Piece Carving Sets, Special and steel with silver-plated mountings Special —————————————OOOOOOOOO China, Special at 50c In this assortment you will find white china decorations; also hand-painted sugars and cream- ers, plates, mayonnaise seta and berry bowls, 'SAYS OFFICIALS — IN COAL FRAUD Profiteering Charged to U. S. Agents WASHINGTON, Dea %2.—-Calling of Attorney’ General Palmer before jthe senate Investigating committee, jand atep# looking toward the prose eution ef government officials maid | to have made big profits in the “wild woramble for coal," stood out today as possltye developments in the ser ate's inquiry into coal profiteering. Charges that there things went on were made before the nenate tee on reconstruction and pr | by George H. Cushing, direct the American Wholesale Coal associa tion The committee had tts experts | working on two tmportant tines of inquiry into Cushing's testimony, a# it convened today to hear the coal operators’ side from J. I. A, Mor row, vies president of the National | Coal asmnctation BLOOMINGTON, Ind., Dea, 28.— Furniture prices thrnout the country should range one-third lower than they were six months ago, id Show: era, reputed to be the nation's larg est manufacturer of household fur- @IE Watches, Diamon: extremely low price. BOYS, PICK OUT THE ONE YOU WANT— The Simmons “Autocycle,” the “Westminster,” the “Laclede” and Others All these bicycles are very well constructed; they have the best grade tubular steel framework; axles, sprockets and pedals are all standard make, ball-bearing construction. They are equipped with high grade coaster brakes, mud guards and stand. The “Autocycle” has the drop frame, motorcycle handlebars and a large saddle; some of these bicycles have the double bar construction. locipede with children from rockers and LARGE ASSORTMENT OF CHARACTER DR yi DOLLS, SPECIAL AT $1.98 Boxing Gloves Special $12.50 and $16.50 Values ot $9.98 $10.00 Valu at $6.98 ‘There are the famous seta, consiating ig knife, a fork boxing gloves, of Fancy coin gold band Gay use. They bake and serve THE STORE FOR USEFUL ARTICLES AND UNION & 1» A Ou AVENUE Wesel aa WF, Is Near at Hand We have to select from ds, Rings, Chaina, Emblem Rings and Ping, Locketa Lavalilerea, Peart Beads—all at our usual low prices. OVER 32 YEARS HERE W. W. Houghton & Son Third and Yesler, Hotel Frye Building. P. 8—Don't forget our Silverware lina LA HAD $2.50 and $3.00 Shoo Flys Special $1.69 These Shoo Flys have strong bent are upholstered and some are plain. They are attractively painted and are the ideal toy for children from 2 to 4 leather and are well padded. $2.75 Large Size Oven Glass Casserole, Special at $1.98 Oven Giaes Casseroles are practical for every THE SEATTLE STAR NO SUBWAY FOR THIS CITY YET Not Until Population’s Much Greater ‘That a subway extension of the muntolpal raftway will not be con \atructed here until the population of |the city warrants such a move, was made plain in the report of the pro posed improvement submitted to the council by City Bngineer AW TL Dimock, Dimock emphasined the fact the jolty should begin to plan for the |future, He offered plana, he tnt) | mated in the report, more as a basiv of discussion than ag an immediate |wolution of the eity’s transportation problern, Strikes Clothes Line, Cracks Skull; Dies Trvin Pyke, 34, of Auburn, died at Columbus santtartum ‘Tuesday as a | result of a fractured skull received |when he was thrown to the ground by & clothesline with which he ool- |lided in the dark at his home fint- uray night, Pyke came to Auburn with his wife and four small chil YES— Another Xmas the largest fine yet— a Ry, a comfortable seat. Some ESSED | Draper and Maynard They are made af good grade save time, fuel and dishes, You from the same dish | The Rhodes Co. STORE HOURS 9 TO 5:30 } ap = _ Bath Robes Upper Main Floor GIFT SUGGESTIONS Ne & rift booth on the main floor (among the ribbons) ere displayed many attractive French novelties such as bom bon boxes, glove boxes, hand kerchief boxes, Jewel boxes, van ity cases, dewk seta, eto. Im Sizes 2 to 4 years, $1.95. Sizes 2 to 4 years, $2.95. Sizes 6 to 16 Years Special spect these for distinctive giftm || $4.95 Robes.....-.-$3.50 ae $4.95 Robes....---.$3.95 | $6.50 Robes.....-- - $4.95 BOTTLED $8.50 Robes....-..-$5.95 GIFT PERFUMES Main Floor RIBBON HAIR BOWS A Splendid Variety at $1.00 and Up to $1.75 Main Floor Lorigan, $9.25. Ideal, $4.25. Fieur @& Amour, $7.60. La Boheme, $1.50 to $2.75. Mary Garden, $1.25 tw $5.50. Mary Garden Set, | INFANTS’ KNIT | SWEATER SUITS Upper Main Floor IZES 1 to 4 years, in cardinal, | rose, turquoise, buff, Copen- 4 | hagen blue and white, at $8.95, a¢/ mH sie vee ~ avis ets, | $9.95 and $10.50. 9.28. ; | Cretonne Traveling Aprons Porfumizers, $3.50 te $2.25 and $2.50 $7.00. Jorrens Sets, $3.00. Fiudnut's Assorted Odors af | Traveling Cases at 75¢ and Up | 50 T5¢ to $4.00. to $3 Main Floor | Men's Bath Robes and Smoking Jackets oe WOMEN’S SILK BOUDOIR §=yprrakrAst BATH ROBES CAPS COATS Second Flow Upper Main Floor Lace and grore ette silk i many attractive styles at T5¢, 056, $1.25 and up to $5.95. Of fine French crepe taffeta, in rose, blue pink, orange and law ender. Formerly $32.50, Reduced to $24.75. Second Floor Beantiful gift robes tn floral and conventional designa, éi> played tn many effective color combinationa, Formerty $12.58 end $15.00. Special Thursdag, choice at $9.95. DR GEORGE R u Neutcolonel, U. S. A, retired, Bas been commissioned state surgeem with the rank of major in the medi cal corm, Washingtos National Texas Veterans in Drive Against Japs BROWNSVILLE, Tex, Deo 22.— Texne Veterans of the World War have renewed their drive against the threatened Oriental invasion of the rtat, A committee composed mostly of ex-eervice men will go te Austin to Promote passage in the state legis lature of the bill directed against sale or lease of land to non-assim!- lable people, ft was decided at @ meet- ing of the residents of the Lower Rio Grande valley here last night = OFF 50% AT THE BUTLER DRUG CO.’S BIG 10-DAY DRUG MERCHANDISE SALE! It's the Biggest mile of this kind ever offered in Seattia Ht sure is not a money-making sale—you can see this by looking at the prices listed below, and there's more big bargains at the store. You not only can stock up on drug merchandisa, but you cam bay your Xmas gifts at an enormous saving. 100 Per Cent Club Holds Annual Meet Gifts valued at $1,250, donated by the members of the 100 Per Cent club, were distributed at the annual banquet of the organimtion, featured by & Christmas program, at the Ma- sonic club, Tuseday night The pro ceeds went to charity. About 300 members, in addition to guests from the Portland 100 Per Cent club, were present. George W. Wilson was named aa president for the coming year, Ed F, White, retiring pres! dent, was toastmaster. Prison Trusty Is Found Murdered JEFFERSON CITY, Mo. Dec. 22./ —Joe Duke, 65, @ trusty at the state prison here, who bas for some time jbeen caretaker of the state park, was found murdered in his cabin in line park earty today, Duke's bead | |was smashed with some blunt tnstru- ment, It was believed he was robbed of @ amall fum of money. Duke was sent to the penitentiary in 1911 to serve 20 years for second degree’ murder. He was later made | caretaker at the park under the sy» | tm In vogue at the penitentiary. BEAUTIFUL PROGRAM} Xmas Spirit | SEATTLE | SYMPHONY | ORCHESTRA) % Otogrcet, Tyeum Be. crervwters, Ps “power tut to rere. 40 tbe Mi Talcum cut op perresterppemstis | %e ANten’s Peroxide Paste cut to .12¢ 85e Tooth Br 80c Mol t to me AGe | S26 preety Hg Jorge's Shame eG] 80s dares "a cut to ..... oo $1.00 Nux and Iron 600 Shavatd Sat tS. ret iebiberwepn ee iS0 Ree Sud. tape 7c [ff Boe Rickersecker's Shar 9 Qe | soc Bell's Pine Tar” Conductor ing Cream eut to ss... S| econey Cut $0 .+cosecsehnee JOHN SPARGUR, $0¢ Chlor-e-Denta Dental 9Q¢ | 15¢ Hytone Writing Paste cut to s.sseeese c Tablets cut to .-.....OC Fri. Eve.,Dec. 24) ONLY A FEW DAYS MORE OF THIS SALE MEANY HALL 8:20 ne weet Oc | Malas run, 296 nmuats in Sat ent aa Tee | Oe oe CHILDREN .73e TO HEAR ¥ .13¢ “MOTHER GOOSE "32 Hop o& My Thumb Beauty and the Beast Converse 60c Stearns’ Pine Tar and Honey cut to... 5c Shac Headache Wafers cut to $4.50 No-Seam Com- ination Syrings. SSO 600 Rubber 3l1lc Household “THE oe Sat, cut to... scene cut to wearer tee es oe. bo Be sadonne Plasters 12c bid a hensige Wafers 18¢ NUTCRACKER 300 'Sanitel Pace’ Powder 15 60e Bromo ‘Beiter "B37, SUITE” OU LO seeeeeccreeeerss AE | Cut tO creservevenemens DEE REVENUE TAX WHEN REQUIRED ALL PYRALIN IVORY 25 PER CENT OFF Big Stock of Christmas Candies « FEATURING THE CELESTA Child an thee 16 NWO MAIL ORDERS—NO PHONE ORDERS ren nder Adults 3, 805 7 75c, || BUTLER D RUG CO. SECOND AT JAMES STREET Phone Elliott 4 OPEN SUNDAYS SHERMAN, CLAY & CO. sl 10 T0 5