The Seattle Star Newspaper, January 4, 1921, Page 2

THE SEATTLE STAR (GERMANS TRIED (cave w TO BLUFF YANK Commander of U. S. De- stroyer “Calls” Them | NEW YORK, Jan. 4./The atory of how the Germans at Kiel ordered the United States destroyer Brooks out jot the harbor, tUhreatent to fire upon it, and of how Cor ndor G. Million called thelr Mage, told here yesterday when Ellison ar —included in this MILLION DOLLAR JANUARY SALE, aside from* our Bf) {y0\) 01" ("° ‘ransport Cantisny from entire stock of rugs, draperies, luggage and silverware, is our tremend- {| rhe incident occurred Reptember ous stock of furniture—the sort of furniture that makes a cozy home ff) i. i\fcrrea" trom. the Brooka Te —and beautiful to live in—and it’s the only sort it pays to buy—the kind J} win co to Washington and await an featured throughout this sale—furniture sturdily built. | Gedered to go to Kiel and awalt ar | other command, Ellison said he was | rival of Vice Admiral Hughes, The Is Not Counsel tn rf : * Alienation Suit Pierce Lonergan, attorney in the | Empire building, writes ‘The Btar| Spruce” was the topic of a talk b to correct a misetatement that he| Hagar N. Gott, vico president of the im counsel in a sult for damages for| Boring Airplane Co, at a lunsheon |atlenation, filed recently by @ wom.| of the 100 Per Cent club Tuesday. ‘an who received « box of polson| | candy. | “In view of the fact,” writes | Lonergan, “that 1 have lost bun | dreds of dollars by refusal to prove- cute divorce cases, I with to an | Take jRounce that I have no connection joss abl with this uit RESET | SKAGIT BAY LANDS es Plane Talk to 100 Per Centers “Making Airplanes Out of Sitka GAVE WIFE PRESENT THEN TOOK IT FROM HER, SHE DECLARES Andrew M. Decker gave his wite and child @ eheck for $26 for a Christmas presént, and then went ut and stopped payment, accord ing to Mra Marjorie Decker's testimony before Judge J. T. Ron- ald. She was given a divorces. tuned up saxaphone, and then » On, BOY! Seo him at the WILKES PROSSER—Benton county leads state in Buropean relief drive by so | | ing 40 per cent over quota, | | bears the sim Advertise: | WHEN MEALS HIT BACK “Pape’s Diapepsin” In- stantly Ends Indiges- tion, Sourness, Stom- —the sale reductions are 10% to 35% | smmmander othe port he wad, came prices -— pay this way: of furniture amounting to this week fret payruent $5— $7.50 $10— $12.50 * buy at sale weekly | payment $1— | $1.50 $2— $2.25 | could not remain, because the United States wag still at war with Ger | many | Hillixon replied that he had been’ | ordered to walt there, and would d& #0, whereupon he eald the German gave him 10 minutes to leave the harbor, on threat of being cannon aded nothing happened, Kellivon ignored the threat and jy ach Acidity PEEL ECELLELLS Are lumps of undigested food caus ou pain? Ie your stomach acid. y, sour, or have you fal tburn? Then take Pape's 1 pepein Just af BOON ah you Cag @ tablet or Pape's Diapepein, all that dy» Indigestion and @tomach dis mused by acidity ends. Them ant, harmless tablets of Pape's n never full to make wick upset stomachs feel fine at once, and | Fi ONLY $25.00 PER ACRE ON EASY TERMS These lands are in Skagit county, right at the line of Snohomish county, and are across the north fork of the Skagit river from La Conner Flats, extending about eight miles along the coast of Skagit bay. These rich flats are what is termed by the department of agriculture of the United States as Puget silty clay and Puget silty loam, and are the richest lands in the United States. This fact you can ascertain by viewing the farms adjoining that are now under cultivation. These great delta flats were formed by the silt from the Skagit river that has been deposited for ages at the mouth of this great river that has brought down the voleanic ash and decayed yegetable matter from the mountain sides drained by this majestic river. Soil from 50 to 150 feet deep as rich as the valley of the Nile. The equal of the diked lands of Holland and Flanders. You are being asked to share in our good fortune in getting this land cheap, and it only remains for you to investigate for you to be convinced that we are offering you land that will be worth from $350 to $500 per acre in a year or two. Do you want a home where you can live happy and contented, where you can raise everything you eat and have it pure and fresh from your farm, where your cows pasture on the green grass throughout the entire year? You can have a home of your own on this land, where you can raise your family in a pure atmos- phere, away from the turmoil and temptations of the city. You can be free and independent. You can have a better salary than you are earning today and be your own boss, Will you try to do something for yourself? own benefit? Anyone can do the work of an ox if he has a master for a driver. Do you want to be an ox? When you are offered a chance to get a home on good land such as we are offering you, you owe it to yourself to investigate. Our offer is good, rich, level garden land; virgin soil; no stumps; no stones; right at railroad and water transportation; close to schools, churches, paved roads, in a good neigh- borhood, amongst prosperous and contented farmers, and at a price and on terms that you can meet. Can you imagine yourself living at home in your own house on your farm, sur- rounded by your family, with plenty of feed in the barn for your cows, your pigs, chickens and horses; plenty of meat, vegetables, fruit and flour in your cellar and pantry for yourself and family; money on deposit in the bank? ‘These are yours if you will act now. In the past five years what have you done towards making yourself independ- ent? How many are out of work now in Seattle and are living up their savings? What is your feeling now in this period of readjustment after the world war? What are you going to be able to save in the next five years? Think it over. A smal! amount invested in Skagit bay lands will make you a big profit in five years. Just think back and see how many people you know who are what are known as comfortably well fixed. And then see what a large proportion of them have become so by reason of the rise in value of their real estate holdings. A tract of Skagit bay lands will make you more money in the next five years than you can accumulate in a lifetime otherwise. Investigate and you will be con- vinced. “ Commence the new year right. Make a good investment. That is what you will do when you buy Skagit bay lands. Come to our office and get full information. Buy while there is land left for you. We have but a little left. late. Join our next excursion and see this land. SPARKS’ & DYE 1220 SECOND AVENUE Ground Floor Location “Home Brew”’ | Opium Craze pad al ) little at drug stores. Congoleum rugs —size 3x6 feet, in many new, at tractive patterns; regular price sible to buy the drug openly. $4--; JANUARY $3 | ps . | Reports received by Tan Kahkee, BALE price......++. | prohibition official, show that opium | —vine 324-6 feet, {is being planted more extensively | and , patterns | than ever in the Tongan, Chang-tai regular price fand Changpoo districts, Every fam. | SALE | ity Im these districts is said to be cal PHIOO. 0+ enewe ene | tivating oplurm, | | It beats making wine in a dark jeellar back home hid @ touriet | "An a Chinaman has to do to get opium i* to raise poppies, I never saw so many flower gardens in my | AMOY, China, Jan, 4.—“Home | brew" optura is the craze in China © the prohibition law made it im. in many colors to select from; $3—; JANUARY $2.25 Will you think and act for your sewing machine— that endures and is a constant source of Smith Wednesda ne, 3132 Point *, will be held regular price $35— regular price $123— {vives svg ie veneer fiber covered and neer fiber covered, bra life ag have sprung up lately | le— i tention. these few suggestions for your at Nc cereaerden’ car aeseed lat 2pm Wed —two styles well-made, full +three styles bigh «rade ward bound. nicely lined, substan- corner locks and fttings, por.able electric —luggage of quality is the only kind we have—the |To Hold Funeral for | Bmith, 33, who died Sunday at his $67.50 $93.75 ney-Watson pa size wardrobe trunks, 3ply robe trunka, ali Sply ve tial fittings. edges reinforced. T. B. Treatment Saved Girl’s Eyes That the tuberculosis treatment de Yeloptd by Dr, Benjamin 8, Paschal, Seattle physician, cured his little «irl and saved her eyesight, is declared by Dr. BK. EB. Edgera, former preat dent of the Washington State Dental noctety. | Milling Co. Safe Is | Looted of $40.48) Looting the open safe of the Mag- nolia Milling Co. on W. 47th et. and Mth ave N. W., thieves stole a box of clip and $40.48, It was reported to Monday afternoon. Jowelry, valued at $400, wangtolen from the home of Mre. O. N. Dabbn, 5214 17th ave. N. B, Monday. | De. each morning between the hours of 9 and 10:30. No cost or obligation whatever. We have a fine, brand new X-Ray Machine which we are placing at your dis- ee ee ee een the hi Please come as early in the morning as possible. REGAL DENTAL OFFICES Dr. L. R. Clark, Manager 145 THIRD AVENUE Nerthwest Corner Third Avenne and Union Street Across the Strest from the Postelfice Lady Attendants en Duty as AU Times $65— wardrobe trunks. .-cccecreees 60-— wardrobe trunks. ..--esesecesess 40— fiber box trunk. 36— metal covered trunk.+-.c-cces 20— cowhide brief caste..-—--.2--- 13.95 26— split leather bags. 16.50 10% to 35% off on dinnerware — $10.50 regular price $15.50 AD pheoe set 56 piece se eees BI— $42.75" 100-piece wet $46.85 eeguiar price $62.50 Western Wlectric vibrator type the type most commonly used, automatic tension release and bobbin winder, % horse power motor; regular price $62.50; spe cial for this JANUARY SALE, , 946.85. 854— 51.75 31.75 24.75 Don’t be too To Hold Inquest in Garage Man’s Death Inquest into the death of Louls }Carstens, Renton Junction garage man, killed by the auto of J. FE. Drew, Riverton Heights, while light fhe the tail light of his auto New Year's eve, will be held in the county | morgue at 9.20 a.m. Wednesday, | DEATH OF MRS, KOREN WOLD, 7, occurred Sunday night at her ome! 764 Boylston ave. N. She had ved in Seattle 34 years, $28— net Phone Elliott 50 Open 9 a. m. to 9 p. m. $34.85 regular price $46.50 —the EMPRESS GRAND sewing machine, as pictured, guaranteed 10 years; has drop head, auto- matic lft, golden oak finish; complete with attachments: regu- lar price $46.50; special for this JANUARY SALE, $34.85. —plain white pattern in the Mayflower shape, decorated with two-line blue border exactly as pictured; a beautiful, yet Inex- pensive dinner service that should not be judged only by the price. Made by Edwin M. Knowles. Carried in open stock. SE LIST YOUR WITH OUR FREE RENTAL DEPARTMENT ean ‘terre Co. There cre « oreat nem- ‘ ber of suits of excep- * tonal value in our assort- ment of original models of- fered at final clearing Now 1-2 Off louses Here ere the prettiest Mouses of the season, of the most destradle materiad and style, repriced so low that you will want to buy two or more. Now 1-2 Off These coats are made of standard materials, self trimmed with the graceful lines of the at- tractive, well - fitting models now so popular. ‘Now 1-2 Off S - An enusual opportuntty A to purchase a winter hat at prices that are less than the cost of the ma- terial alone. Now 1-2. Off 1 Comedy Co. ta “EN-BAD'? (Sunday: %. ORPHEUM ‘Ss THEATRE Bueryone (s talking of the sensational prions at which we are selling all of our dresses. Now 1-2 Off rirts » with the newest designe in th choicest materials, Now. 1-2 Off pt Monday and Thureday. Mats. 2:30. Nights Henderson Silent on “= Lazelle Chosen . : Car-Ferry Transfer Medical President | Railway Chief D. Ww Henderson | Dr. H. G. Lazelie, former captain | refused to commit himself definitely |'9 the sateen ac yembiay na ys ap | |army, was elected president of the! today on the possibility of a transfer | King County Medical society Monday [agreement between the Biliott bay | night: Dr. Copeland Plummer, vice ferry and the muny car lines. | president, and Dr. Brien T. King | secretary treasurer, $5 ~~ Ae Ae. ok Sine tte ane. '”. Elmer Noble Post Elects Officers| illegal fishing in Ketchikan district, | upheld by U. 8. cireuit court of ap| yimer J, Noble Post No. 1, Ameri jected the following of peals. | night: Charles H Paul, commander; Tom Patterson | vice comma ¥ jatthop: Redmond ; Meinotte Duo. de 13, Episode 6. noral Adminsion Mats 300; Nights <fe SAN FRANCISCO.-Fine of 000, imposed on Alaska Pacific F eries by with Fred Heider LESTER” LOEW'S LACE H jer; Arthur R. Hoover, |‘ [finance officer; Fred Cassavant, of 7 |fleer of the day; Mim Hazel Smith Ruddy Cheeks—SparklingEyes | jistorian: Rev. James Street, chap —Most Women Can Have | piain, Dr. Walter Kelton, surgeon; —e Ray Caseavarnt, sentinel; RA Jones, color bearer, and George Cal A warm, serviceable Try BOLDT'S ) This January Clearaway- Sale presents the opportun- If you eat a piece you'll ‘want a whole pie. There is a rich, flaky crust, a lot of sweet, good-tasting apples, and the whole has a deli cloug spicy flavor. Try a plece for lunch, or take one home for the family. Sold at All Six Locations: 913 Second 1414 Third 415 Pike, and Madison, Pacific and Queen City Markets Says Dr. Edwards, a Well-Known Ohio Physician Dr.F.M.Edwards for 17 years treated scores of women for liver and bowel ail- ments. During these years he gave to! his patients a prescription made of a ew well-known vegetable ingredients nixed with olive oil, them yr. Edwards’ Olive Tablets. You will now them by their olive color, , These tablets are wonder-workers on he liver and bowels, which cause a ‘ormal action, carrying off the waste nd poisonous matter in one’s system. , if ei Deve § pele 6 sallow look, lull eyes, pimples, coated tongue, head- of sorts, inactive bowels, you take one of Dr. Edwards’ Olive Tablets nightly | for a time and note the pleasing results. Thousands of women and men take | Dr. Edwards’ Olive Tablets—the suc.| N° York university next fall cessful substitute for calomel—now and «' then just Wy keep Uhem fit. Loc and 0c, | stless, no-good feeling, all out | *°" Brazer, A. I, Plleworth, George Salz man, Nick Jahn and Miss Catherine Walsh, trustees. New Thrift Stamp Series for Sale A new series of thrift stampa ts offered for sale at the postoffice, A new $1 stamp and a 5 certificate have been added to th and $5 stamps and the $ certificate, All are interchangeable. Election of officers will be held by Rainier Post No. 21, American Le at 8 p.m. Tuesday, in Vet- erann’ hall, 1616% Third ave | NEW YORK.—Schoo! of retailing #aid to be first in world, to open at! SPOKA E onrn oImncuI® GEORGE MACFARLANE ohnaony Breakaway BUNGALOW ,y KI ‘Third Near Pine Cuisine allers announce 20 wo 25 cut in candy prices. | Frank Rippe ity you have been waiting for to buy some of these silk, underhtings. Now 1-3 Off bu sweater is not only stylish but useful at this time of the year, Now 1-3 Off “SAVES YOU MONEY SEATTLE.WN: ‘SECOND & UNION Silicate Bartell’s Drug tr SS