The Seattle Star Newspaper, January 1, 1921, Page 5

cree, SATURDAY, JANUARY 1, 1991. THE SEATTLE STAR OOT HOMES (evstrerse,, )AUTO KILLS [TARIFF BILL HAS ( senes wore noour MIRACLE; WINE IS runweo to waren!) © GARAGE MAN LITTLE CHANCE) NEW YEARS : alm N Reversal of the — sertptural acla oépufred when thieves Creme Te i — STARTS ON PAGE ONE AS OWNERS t ua water according || Struck While Lighting Tall Soue Bonus Has Slightly | i + Wm, Carey Light of Truck | Better Show in Senate ie and on every corner and back Correct Apparel for Women y CELEBRATE ba t 4 ‘ Louls Carstend of Renton eae! BY L. C. MARTIN \" ei a = the feht Over ome y tariff leg-|. If there was anybody who wanted u yntainers arrived by Thieves Busy as 1921 En- in that be 6 O. K. garage at Ren-| bill, which, as pawed by Remarkable Bargains pletely “blotto.”* | see yeommoaitiee |S AN FRANCISCO | freely predicted today ot SHOWS THAT IT ‘n|“KNOWS HOW” AN FRANCISCO, Jan, 1—San the city that boasts that added evidence to Randits, apparently of a nature, held up C. J, Cumr Secs “<"=) RADIO GUT OFF FOUND WIFE Cummins said one of the bandits ’ Second Start : : proval of the me cages: ‘Photographer's Marriage Is/sv!e “ors Are Offered in Every Department SUITS Both With and WithoutFur S| Was a young man about 25. The other sat in a Ford truck across the! street waiting te Annulled n record a oppo | SUPPORTERS TO MA Judge A. W. Prater annulled the ee AL, AMENDME SAN re [NOS se 2 a. ott" w Night | se 208 EB Ported that he was hel m. by two young men in Ford truck Thursday, me second 5 ° iThlsves entored the home of Af. J.| TL a. m. today : Very Heavily Reduced 1130 amour Ginnis Ps ae : Ported that while he was i> | be en for granted by nav VERY garment in our entire stock is subject to a decisive said Mra, Buck had not been |r ced six months from a fe jt brating the New Year his hou that the squadron « and when she went thru the soe price allowance during this sale—all sina ae ph coats, all suits, all dresses, all skirts, ~ all petticoats, all blouses, all sweat- ‘ot ers. More than 400 suits are in- clothe Bur, Coffer house. breaking the fearty Friday g for their which they volved, including late arrivals of lux- : ee | urious fur-trimmed model suits. Many suits are half price or less. iv NEW YORK PUTS Following are examples of the sav- © TICE PACKS ON ‘ ings: rs who entered * and land in the cit 5 Maric FOR DE VALERA IER > 18 BE : President May Be Arrested! witice reac ly empty, accorin . IFINANCE COMMITTEE, STAND who was notifid after P: as Jail Breaker narpLy «a nerrer sHow|FEVERED BROW | ‘ sag George Buchanan noticed the broken — THAN THE TARIFF MEASURE.) wew york, Jan. 1-014 Pal ( 5 Suits, originally $85.00 door. UES R DUBLIN, Jan 1—Government|SENATORS SALD. Mekerboeker hed 10d packs en 6 its, originally $75.00 OLYMPIA Judge wn-|°” : $35. 00 8 Suits, originally $65.00 ma right tec KAN nan property |Lake, Gamma De fon grants city condemn Lake for power site. Irish rep have landed | vuntry after a voy-| 8, originally $55.00 if Suits, originally $125.00 2 Suits, originally $115.00 $49. 75 Suits, originally $98.50 7 Suits, originally $85.00 ’ Suits, originally $185.00 $65. 00 - originally $125.00 ° J PENROSE’S APPEARANCE . | SADDENS FRIENDS The Penn Iwania delegation hh xpeculation bere land undetected in land undect was a wid must have ment with the “White Way its, originally $98.50 24 Suits, originally $85.00 pe , Suits, originally $175.00 eee 'U.S. AGENTS _| 0 elie, hammey 4380.00 we lane’ oe"teanm es |WET SPOTS CHICAGO, Jan. 1.—Federal pro-| ous suite of top floor of a bie ~ tel here Tt t Queenstown, the princtpal Irish | ment, rather t port, has been strongty guarded for nrose will weeks, so it is assumed that De on Valera did not land thtre. The sur. mine is that he was dropped off a|have warned him against any ¢:/five squads, visited many cabarets steamer in Galway bay ot on the |treme exertioha and, lining the patrons up against west coast and landed in @ small the walls, d for “hip Mkker.” | boat. In this connection It was arets. membered that © Green Mill Gardens, | raided the de Sinn Fein hid bay .and arrested there. The Carman Assurance of Quality Makes This Sale of Decided Interest rom ¢ Ys, DIRECTION JENSEN-VON HERBERG Ley ol t and in the nm stration, as his physicta celebrated | ’ entury’s becoming of age at/ midnight Fifty revenue agents, divided into | more noted “THE COUNTY EF A 99 wrrt WESLEY BARRY > DAVID BUTLER—HELEN JEROME EDDY THE PICTURE YOUR PARENTS INDORSED. BRING THE CHILDREN EXCEPTIONAL MUSIC BY THE REAL ORCHESTRA (MISCHA GLUSCHKIN, CONDUCTOR) SELECTION ...-....2+05. CHOCOLATE SOLDIER HERE’S MORE ABOUT a BLIND VETS LONDON PAPERS |(STARTS ON PAGE ONE DE VALERA BACK “ The B LONDON, Jan 1 was not greatly « 4 at the re 4 arrival of Eamonn De Valera. resident of Ireland.” Many newspapers « 5 iat Second Avenue at Spring Street Gare daueadi aa Ashore | (Take Elevator to Third Floor) carrying Nquor with tem | places the parties rict there were fe he streets were deserted t we're not counting on it,” 1, reaching for her - John and T are go-]#00n after mid our homefolka to * WATER the White brators press te t of th k the same as down the To Lighten the Burden of Women te nt and Orillia, two to he OTHER FEATURES AND ae y, in the home ta are ‘that no destruction : : nS STRAND SMILES eC sore, te ee they tig cay ge se er Today marks an important chapter in the story of the * ; ee ie Ae ee ee ee eee emancipation of Seattle women from unnecessary “ — pce household drudgery. See meee Bers X= a | Ki Hie | Es It marks the reopening of our plant as an institution | { dedicated to the solution of the washday problems of FIRST TIME IN SEATTLE Y : our New Year’s Ba From now on our plant becomes an exclusive home Seattle’s Newest laundry. New methods and equipment have been added and Most Unique that make it the most modern in the West. Handker- in Ethel Barrymore's Sensational iN Success Restaurant— chief mangles have been added—also an ingenious cur- & ‘MID-CHANNEL 2 © UNIVERSITY THE tain dryer and ironer, ete. Most important of all, how- ever, is the addition of a large hand ironing department. BUNGALOW We would like to have you call and inspect these changes — would like to have you see how finely THEATRE equipped we are to handle your laundry work and also RESTAU RANT) conserve the life of your clothes by these improved THIRD AVENUE methods and devices. ‘ OS cone foo ggthe Better still—send us your next laundry bundle and ne - in: 0 pe a le ‘alediatame tal cilia let us prove how superior our work is. ern married life—of a | “BUZZING AROUND” Fast call and delivery wagons are always at your place and time that’s been A Nifty Musical Revue by 12 Tip-Top | service. Artiste and the H SIX — “Sweeties” — SIX} GROVER FRANKIE, Producer the ruin of many a marriage! 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