The Seattle Star Newspaper, December 29, 1920, Page 7

| INTRODUCED | Watch Party Thomson Would Boost Cor-| poration Counsel While Reducing Employes } the state armory Friday night, under the auspioes of the Second Division according to the an-| of the committee in | aasoctation nouncement charge of arrangements t | It In the plan of the committee to} }hold a community celebration, and jaltho written invitations have been member of the Ameri Sponsored by Counc iiman R. Ht } Thomson, father of the bill to cut d Wages of city employes 15 per cent, m ordinance aiming to increase the ary of the corporation counsel wm $4,800 to $6,000 was recommend ed by the judiciary @ay afternoon. A charter amendment ry to effect the pro sent to each committee Tues The affair will be informal A 16-plece orchestra will start the dancing at 9 p.m. which will con tinue for the re der of the year 1920 and usher I The dance committee, composed of former members of the Second di « whom saw service over: submitting to the peo mendment providing mill levy for park favored by the an indetermina purposes. was committee. permit the city coun rate of park levy Two resolutions | vision, all 0 seas, and a number of whom were wounded In action, is a# follows: Vin cent A. Nolan, chairman: Ray Marcy Charles D. Hayr D. M. Mare mendment would il to adjust the} Anil the other abolishing Ment of public utilities turned with divided reports. 0, 6, DALTON IS MADE JUSTICE Divorce Proctor to Succeed Hutchinson He, F. J. Geltz |terson, F. F. ¥ Hit by =6l] This Year The auto of M. Sakata, 611 King st.. struck an unide Otis Brinker Appointment of Col. Charles C. Dalton, divorce proctor, to become} Justice of the peace January 10, to Bucceed Otis W. Brinker, who ‘will Become a member of the superior court bench, was announced by the King county commisstoners Tuesday afternoon Dalton wi!! serve the re Malning two years of Brinker's un @xuired term. The appointees in widely known in the Pacific Northwest, having prac ticed law here for the last 30 yeare He has been United States commis sioner, essistant state attorney gen- nd deputy prosecuting attorney present position asx divorce LOL’: TA APMOUR Proctor he is said to have won a Feputation in straightening domestic] The wedding of Miss Lo- tangles. * He derives his utle of “Colone"|“ita Armour and John J. from having received that rank white| Mitchell, jr., will unite two of ‘perving as judge advocate general of|the richest families in the Chinaman, ¢ ne his on King st ording port to the police on Tuesday Pedestrians Hit by Autos 642 This Year A. 1. Launder, 121 Broadway, was struck by an crossing the street at Third ave and, Union st, on Tuesday. He did not get the auto's number. The driver had not reported to the police on Wednesday morn ing. Launder'’s right leg and foot were bruised Pedestrians Hit by Autos 643 This Year auto while Mhe old Second Washington infantry.) World. Lolita is the daugh- When his auto lights dimmed 7 or ter of J. Ogden Armour, the | «* he siowed down, E 4, Mat "hi “ ” , tocks, 337 Fourth ave. , ran || TELL STATUS Chicago meat king. When)! govn G. Casey, 19, of 1810 Fifth , she was 5 years old, a $100,-|| avo. N. B., at Ravenna boulevard and Lith ave. N. E. on Tuesday night, Two stitches were taken in @ wound in Casey's scalp. Pedestrians Hit by Autos This Year A driving min and « dark street were blamed by Dr. Chartés Q North, 2207 Walnut ave, for his striking Pete Bicoc, 643 King st., at Eighth ave. 8 and Jack- son st. Tuesday night. Bicoo war uninjured, as he clung to the auto's bumper. 000 operation saved her from OF JITNEYS being a cripple for life.| - Mitchell is a former army av i ve iator and son of a millionaire | Steps in Litigation Outlined | Chicago banker. They have by C. of C been friends since childhood. | 4 we poatl fitinncbiad . During the war they became} __. Status sweethearts. When this pic-) ee ee eS ee ture was snapped, Lolita was} Commerce by the taxation burean,| selling doughnuts for charity. 3 Public today, The report says: es ‘Some hi a1 ° & jitney ondinance, the ettect| Record Time for ® enforcement of which, as claimed Unloading Rails the jitney interests, would be to WE. . inate jitney competition with the} LONDON, Dec. 29—At Grange street railway system. mouth a cargo of 5,422 loads of rail : “Enforcement. of this ordinancelway ties was discharged from « Human Butterflies has been held up by appeals of the * fitney interests to the courts. The to Dance in Snow Ordinance was upheld by the United LONDON, Dec. 29.—Brilliant col me district court and injunction CaS : lored outfits in wool and leather for | ings tn the superior court * the Swiss winter sports are being | ‘Were decided in favor of the city, but Quake Shocks in |ahow?r in the great London shops. peration of the ordinance was fur Wi land in them the wearers will look ther held up by an appeal of the jit- illows, Cal.) like exotic butterflies fitting about ley interests to the state supreme] WILLOWS, Cal, Dec. 29.—Twolin the «now. One sult of glaringly rt. earthquake shocks, the first at 2 a./ bright orange wool has stripes of “Decision of the supreme court ix|m. and the other shortly thereafter, | sine and large dice upon the stock waited by the city authorities, A|were felt here this morning ecision favoring the city would] The first shock was severe, but no! n immediate enforcement of all! damage was done ba P provisions of the ordinance. Sleepers were awakened by the \Tried to Be Friends Pending the decision’ the city | shocks, to Both; Is Arrested incil has deemed it unwise to at- —_——~ = Accused of having tried to keep a t any further legislation, as it ; Albany Clothing cclaadaneg ‘hun both Wartion to 'acor F* would merely lead to further legal) complications.” Prices Slashed | ore? ™t. Ira J. Joyner, automobile z ALBANY, N. Y., Dec. 29.—Cloth. ing could be had in Albany today at} jypy almost prewar prices, Joyner, according to the complaint | HE 0 Virtually every store announced |isiued by Deputy Prosecuting atl that prices had been cut from 20 to/tomney John D. Carmody, swore to| |60 per cent, the latter cut being! two contradictory affidavita, the one made on clothes formerly calling for) rayoring Russell German in hia pend | $90 jin suit against Ellen German and | | Couldn't Put His Angry Wife Turkish Envoys Go - other favoring the wife ___ to Sleep to Nationalists; Dead Because He TRENTON, N. J., Dec. 29.—His at-} CoNsTANTINOPLE, Dec. 29 Talked Tho Long 9 cure domestic t nappiness | Cee eee rite TanahPiness|Tprkish representatives sent to con: | : ypn ” wig MS | fer with F nalists under Mustapha| SUNDERLAND, Eng., Dec, 29. Grive ates — fn Bygired dag Kemal Angora, have joined the|In chatting to a guard, M | oe “ys 4 nationalists, it was reported today, | station master, lingered too long on | fied in his own behalf in the court | the footboard of a moving train and |i of chancery in the suit of his wife.) The mummy of the celebrated| was dragged underneath, Both his | steamer in 96 working hours. This is said to be a record for the United Kingdom | ings on Tuesday night, charged with per Adelia, for divore | gyptian king, Rameses II, reposes| legs were severed and he died from Dr. Stover tol of his failure to! in the Egyptian museum in Cairo. put bis angry wife to sleep. He «aid he had leaned over his wife and, holding her firmly by the shoulders, attempted to stare her out of countenance thru his hypnotic pow- era. | tae | 30 Crown Heaters ee iy nag pegarre For Coal and Wood Reduced to $19.75 vailing fashion for hair dressing in 1921 is a gray transformation, very softly dressed with high light curls. carried to a Greek design It is held HE CROWN is especially interesting at this | low price. It is built for long service, with | blue steel body and heavy cast iron lining. Cast top and bottom and mica door. in position Reduced to $19.75. his injuries ~—THE DOWNSTAIRS STORE FREDERICK _& NELSON walesman, was put in the county jail | # FIFTH AVENUE AND PINE STREET , ‘Tired Ted: “Don't you wish ya had a bike, Walt?” , Weary Walt: “Nope! I wouldn't be trne td der motto of our profesh ‘Dey toil not, neither do they epin.’’ } oo THE SEATTLE STAR FREDERICK & NELSON FIFTH AVENUE AND PINE STREET The Downstairs Store Features These Saving-Opportunities for Thursday: 60 Children’s Sweater Sets Reduced to $5.00 HESE popular knitted garments for little folks are greatly under- priced at $5.00. They are of soft wool, and consist of Cap, Sweater and Leg- gings. Sizes 1 to 5 years. Reduced to $5.00. CHILDREN’S WOOL SWEATERS in sizes 1 to 5 years, reduced to $2.95, $3.95 and $4.50. THE DOWNSTAIRS STOTUG 150 Women’s Wool Sweaters Reduced to $6.75 ERY attractive savings in this group of Sweaters—Tuxedo collar and roll-collar models in button-up style, in Copenhagen, Rose, Brown, Pea- cock, Bisque, American Beauty, Navy, Turquoise and Black. Sizes 38 to 46. Reduced to $6.75. 135 Children’s Sweaters Reduced to $3.95 Sailor-collar and button-up styles, in Cardinal, Brown, Maroon, Peacock, Rose, Bisque, Navy and Turquoise. Sizes 30 to 36. Reduced to $3.95. THE DOWNSTAIRE STORE Children’s Sleeping Garments Reduced to $1.00 BOUT 360 of these fleece-lined knit Sleeping Garments in a disposal at this low price. Sizes 1 to 6 years. Reduced to $1.00 each. THE DOWNSTAIRS STORE Assorted Chocolates Special, 55c Box USCIOUS Chocolates in assorted flavors, unusually low-priced at 55¢ bex. THE DOWNSTAIRS STORE Boys’ Knit Caps Reduced to 50c BOUT 70 of these knit Caps in helmet and stocking-cap styles; fine for skating and outing wear; re- duced to 50¢. 100 PAIRS OF BOYS’ EXTRA KNICKERBOCKERS in corduroy and novelty mixtures, sizes 8 to 16 years, reduced to $1.95. THE DOWNSTAIRS STORE Misses’ Stockings Reduced to 25c Pair . ISSES’ White Cotton Stockings, in 4 to 714, reduced to 25¢ THE DOWNSTAIRS STORE sizes 6! pair. 46 Satin-finish Bedspreads Reduced to $3.85 Each ULL-SIZE Satin-finish Bedspreads of good wearing quality, in attract- ive Marseilles pattern; 35 with scal- loped cut corners and 11 Spreads in plain hemmed style. Reduced to $3.85 each, 29 PLAID COTTON BLANKETS of medium weight, including blue, pink, tan and gray, reduced.to $3.45 each. THE DOWNSTAIRS STORE Remnants of Wash Goods At Reduced Prices yo) accumulation of short lengths, including Ginghams, Percales, Dev- onshires, Galatea, White and Colored Outing Flannel, Poplin, Flannelette, Bleached and Unbleached Muslin, Long Cloth, Comforter Challies and Linings —all at sharp reductions from former prices. THE DOWNSTAIRS STORE Clearing Winter Hats At Great Reductions 200 HATS REDUCED TO $4.50— Tailored Banded Hats Duvetyn and Velvet Trimmed Hats Brocade-and-Fur Hats 194 HATS REDUCED TO $2. Ostrich-trimmed Ve Banded Tailored Hats Velvet Hats in sports styles. 97 HATS REDUCED TO $1.95. Principally Small Hats in Velvets, with ostrich and tailor trimmings. 108 Children’s Hats Reduced to $2.95 Shirred Velvet Hats with fur trimming or con- trasting silk facing; also shirred-brim effects with metallic trimming. Reduced to $2.95. THE DOWNSTAIRS STORE Women’s Winter Coats In Large Sizes Reduced to $9.75 HROUGH an opportune purchase, Coats of un usually good materials and careful making are offered at this low price. They are of Broadcloth, Silvertone and Kersey Cloth, with collars of deep- pile silk plush or fur cloth. e Sizes 40 to 51 Exceptional values at $9.75. THE DOWNSTAIRS STORE Exceptional Values in a Purchase of 600 Coverall Aprons To Sell at Q5e¢ Thursday EN styles to choose from in these Aprons, in checked Ginghams and Percales of light pat- terns, plain Delft-blue or Indigo patterned with dots, figures or stripes. Finished with white or figured piping. Sizes 38 to 46. Featured Thursday at 95¢. THE DOWNSTAIRS STORE 300 Silk Blouses Reduced to $2.95, A DIVERSIFIED collection, including Blouses of Georgette Crepe, Plaid Satin, Tricolette and Striped Crepe de Chine, in White Flesh-color Bisque Mais Brown Navy Black Sizes 36 to 46. Sharply reduced im price—$2.95. THE DOWNSTAIRS STORE Broken Lines of Women’s High Shoes Reduced to $6.45 Pair BOUT 250 pairs in this disposal — Black and Brown Shoes with low or high heels. Sizes 3 to 7 in the lot, but not in any one style. Reduced to $6.45 pair. 200 Pairs of Women’s Felt Slippers Reduced to $1.65 Pair Broken lines of Women’s Felt House Slippers at a greatly reduced price—$1.65. THE DOWNSTAIRS STORE Table Lamps Reduced to $15.00 HESE low-priced Lamps have metal stands in old brass finish and glass shades (many in the new dome shape) in amber colorings. Sharply underpriced at $15.00, 10 TABLE LAMPS with metal bases and glass shades, reduced to $11.95 each. 7 FLOOR LAMPS, complete with silk shades, re- duced to $15.00. CUT GLASS BOWLS in tasteful patterns, size, reduced to $3.95, COLONIAL GLASS BOWLS for fruit or salad, reduced to 25¢ each. CUPS AND SAUCERS of excellent quality, with gold line decoration; also blue bamboo and phoe- nix decorations; reduced to $1.50 for the set of six. THE DOWNSTAIRS STORE 8-inch Girls’ Serge Dresses Reduced to $4.95 HIRTY Serge Dresses in Navy, 3rown and Cardinal; sizes 7 to 12 years; reduced to $4.95. 50 SERGE DRESSES in Navy, and Cardinal; sizes reduced to $8.95. THE DOWN Brown 7 to 16 years; TAIRS STORE Hair-bow Ribbons Reduced to 25c Yard OOD quality Ribbons in 5-inch width, in Pink, Light-blue, Green and Black, reduced to 25¢ yard. THE DOWNSTAIRS STORE 90 Pairs of Men’s Pajamas Reduced to $1.95 ILITARY-COLLAR styles, of good- weight outing flannel in blue, pink and tan striped patterns, most of them trimmed with three frogs. Re- duced to $1.95. 90 PAIRS OF MEN’S PLATED HALF- HOSE in worsted-and-cotton, in plain brown, brown-heather mixtures; an excellent weight for wear with low shoes; sizes 914 to 1114; reduced to 95¢ pair. —THE DOWNSTAIRS STORE A Purchase of Women’s Handkerchiefs 4 at 5c Each NUSUALLY good. value in these White Hemstitched Handkerchiefs with embroidered corner design—at 5e each. _THR DOWNSTAIRS STORE Children’s Part-wool Drawers Reduced to 50c Garment HE mixture of wool in these gar- ments makes them comfortably warm. They are in sizes 28 to 84. Reduced to 50¢ garment. THE DOWNSTAIRS STORE 700 Yards of Curtain Voile Reduced to 35c Yard HIS very low price is quoted on sheer, evenly-woven Curtain Voiles with hemstitched edges. patterned with bluebirds, in two attractive color-com- binations on grounds of white, and fin- ished with floral borders. Reduced to 35¢ yard. 200 Yards of Oil Cloth Reduced to 45c Yard Dark colors only in this underpriced Table Oil Cloth—green, brown and red. Reduced to 45¢ yard. Remnants of Curtain Materials At Reduced Prices Useful lengths of Scrim, Marquisette, Madras, Nets, Cretonnes and other cur- taining materials, suitable for kitchen and bedroom curtains—at greatly re- duced prices. —1r11 DOWNSTAIRS STORE Boxboard Waste Baskets Reduced to 25c EAVY Boxboard Waste Baskets in pink, blue, black and tan, with cut-out decoration, reduced to 25¢ each, THE DOWNSTAIRS STORE Leather Purses Low-priced at $1.50 0p bansipe styles in these Leather Purses to choose from at this price. A favorable purchase permits this very low price—$1.50, THE DOWNSTAIRS STORE