The Seattle Star Newspaper, March 1, 1921, Page 7

The selling will begin tomorrow morning at 9 o'clock. FREDERICK €& NELSON FIFTH AVENUE AND PINE STREET Complete Homefurnishers, Interior Decorators The Wall Paper Section Has Arranged to Begin.Wednesday Morning An Important Disposal of American and Foreign WALL PAPERS AT FOUR REMARKABLY-LOW PRICES PER ROLL ae | | | ‘15e 50c ORE than 4,000 rolls of Wall Papers have been greatly underpriced for this disposal, with the purpose of effecting a quick adjustment of this stock. The variety of Papers involved is so broad that one may, with ease, select from these four great lots appropriate wall coverings for any room in the home and to meet practically every shade of prefer- ence for design, texture and coloring. The quantities afforded by the disposal make the “oceasion, too, of economical moment to hotel and apartment house owners whose plans for the com- ing season contemplate the renovation of the inter- iors of their buildings. The savings represented by the disposal prices are so decisive that one will be justified in anticipating wall paper needs by sev- eral months—buying now and storing until needed. Neither will coffee keep fr .” na bag, carton, or an ordina. , can. Flavor—the real life of coffee, disappears into the atmosphere as. easily as water runs out of a sieve. Think of it—pauing a good price to get a quality coffee and then losing much of what you pay for—~flavor—simply because it is not packed right When you buy Hills Bros. Red Can you:get all the aroma and strength that you pay for. CThe:vacuum tin keeps the flavor in. When You Think of Advertising Think of The Star, 25c 35c THIRD FLOOR of Chir force fietals States The The fir withe being In inforve launeh also The fun, 2 MA TO PAR Staten thene league lay league, om Julia ‘four ot heing Her tor of feliver a lecture on the sub, chi ar BI w fo eu on 1 Al Sc Le by Costa Ricans, The ( hold the League of N form of a r ply the economic blockade tentified at noon in man's court. Want to know painting and x toric times? ¢ Look Over This List of COLUMBIA Retired Records months. lar records are offered for This Price Applies to wis’ Jazz 4, Art Hickman’s ‘ote Re come in these Columbia Label retired records. MUSIC HOUSE THE SEAT PANAMA FIGHTS 'Uxtry! Uxtraw! Professor | COSTA RICANS Four Killed, 11 Wounded Jj iqui, which had be was captured dec they will continue to pvince until the United offers mediation opposing forces clashed twiee, at was @ brief encugement and casualties, 28 Costa Micans | ured. afternoon Costa Rican re- ments arrived in a gasoline and were met by sharp fire Four were killed and nine wounded, | Two Panama police were wounded, Costa Ricans lort a machine rifles, a Mag and provisions Y ASK U. S. BLOCKADE 2 COUNTRIES 18, M 1.—Action by the m to halt the P wta ¥ war may ta t to the United to impose a naval blockade on countries, members of the secret maid informally to it would be perm’ © request that country to enforce the blockade, WOMEN CROWD SHOPLIFT TRIAL|: Courtroom Packed as Music|? Teacher Faces Charge A. Hoy, Amelia Liebel, Nellie Palmer, department store girls from Tacoma, and Pauline Houston of E4-|{ note that the Stone Webster people monds, so to identify some of the goods alleged to have been taken. Deputy Sheriff W. ML Sears of this city and Deputy Sheriff Fred §.| Ptymale of Everett told of thetr ac. | tivity In arresting Mra her women, some of whom are prosecuted in Everett and some in Tacoma. | Altho no witnesnnn for the defense have yet bee bona fide title. | © number of spectators, pre e’s Chance to Delve Into Pas moth the museum at Marva: 59c Going on Sale March 2nd Dance, Song and Comic Selections You've never had a ance like this. These ¢ all standard Columbia ue Label Records made thin the last eighte Come in ¢ r the supply is lim For a Limited Time Only These 120 retired popu Jo for a limited time ly at 59. 30 Retired Records Including such artists as Jolson, Van and henck, Harry Fox, Ted er standard Blue MONTELIUS 3rd Ave. and University St. againat | ord Lovelee and | TLE STAR Gumboyle, Mathematics ‘Fi ’ Car Li sitnish | SRark ‘Figgers’ Car Line mAtiing wisaete ‘Cone See) wee The Star: I have just re [re te 5 pee sent interest and Mareh 1 wit fo lar tion of war, I a and Costa Tk 1 fought a battle resulting in four | hy ’ anama forces today ¢ back in '97, wion to comment up people please to call our| more and interest of $ }"Cartine muddle, of ome | first seven million at t from th wlent. His submitted to » the belief that the finding |gminent an authority will prove an | of | Interesting addition to the literature | of $250,000,000, In round number of I quote that part of| that your car system will have cost ‘s letter verbatim et| you. | VANDERBILT SCHEME “1 notice that the Evening Toot| MERE PIKERS and your mayor and the late grand| Now this ¥ minimum, r ry have got all het up over what! taking n population bought from yulation increa» people of Beattie some tain to a 5 and regularly mathematician; and if you don’t {1 give you the rea tallp—and that st time for street ¢ ness, Bu we will t average GERMANY'S INDEMNITY ) NOTIN IT “Now, figure this up for 50 year jwhy did stop at the end of that t anyway, that's the time f. uned, and tn order to ma comparison we'll have to use it too. the worn-out hole Neve them, a de pupil in your schools fy them.” I have checked up the professor's the extent of ¢ t whatever of error there may be his findings lies on the of un tement rather than exaggera tion. Like a true scl cantious not to ere OUR SPECIAL One-Piece BIFOCAL LENSES Terie Forms Noth reading and tist he ts very Very truly yours, Cc. B. CLAUS. 3244 W. 64th St examination, Wegner Optical Co. 227 UNION STREET Between Ind and 3rd Aves THOUSAND DOLLARS rained a versit | last Saturday, | Bureau of Missing Relatives ites Ite readers t aid im findim, The @ MOORE? um InCUIP na Ray Contin; Emerson and Bald- wins Alfred Latell) Page and | Green ORPHEUM : ining th THEATRE | tricnda “ace missing are in the disappearance direct! & | The moth |man las seeking BUNGALOW aati ttieast | she | Third N " ren. S10, | woop's of Cassidy Harry Nor m in Seattle, is information concerning him in Montreal, Th 189 Haloon Night Tonight — 7 | PANTAGES Matinees, Nights, 7 Wanted--Talent To Train for Our Coming MOTION PICTURE PRODUCTIONS We mean business, Seattle on the and 9 | 1 Let's put movie map. Children desirable. Seattle School of Dramatic Art 1102 Ninth Ave, Cor, Spring n 7% Dancing. A la Carte Dinner 6 to 9 Music by Famous Butler Orchestra sxeept Su and Fridays Fifth and Pine .Fillott 252% Now—Mats, Wed. and Sat. a Wilkes Pres y DOWN E ‘famous Amerten to $1. Mats. & DILL “The High Cost of Loving” EAGLE BRAND Condensed Milk LOEWSs +. LAcE HIP Tednay—A Snappy New Show of VAUDEVILLE DE LUXE And a Metro Classiet “LURE OF yourn” Du Berdew ee) | Now I haven't the le 0 | mathematical proces | dubs used to arrive et} | ling handful of «malt nd | it's my opinion that th Somewhere in| a bunch of rank amateurs or that! ; yort it was mug | 4 that if they ttle might Lightning Matrimony |German Coal Output Ends in Divorce Court} Showing Come-B LONDON, | mines were closed in 1920 due to the | | high cost of mining. METROPOLITAN B tah, wiry r PAGE 7 FREDERICK _& NELSON | FIFTH AVENUE AND PINE STREET | DOIMSTARS STORE] SRD The Downstairs Store Takes Pride in the Selections of Smart Hats at $5.00, $7.50, $10.00 PRACTICALLY every accepted phase of the millinery mode is to be found in one or another of these attractively- | priced groups— i Tailleur Hats in banded effect if and in decidedly “different” blocks. Dress and Semi-dress Hats in all- flower and flower-trimmed styles. The high colors that lend distinction to even the simplest hats, are featured | together with more conservative hues— tangerine, cherry, pearl, pheasant, rust, © also two-tone combinations of brown- — rust-and-blue, black-and-old- } ue. | Exceptional values in each of these groups—$5.00, $7.50, $10.00. —THE DOWNSTAIRS STORE | Jersey Silk Petticoats $4.95 | ORE than 200 well-made, good-looking Petticoats | in this group, all in the soft Jersey silk that J gives such satisfactory service. Plain shades and q combinations—purple, brown, taupe, peacock, emer- ald, cherry, Copenhagen. Excellent values at $4.95. 7] —THE DOWNSTAIRS STORE |] Children’s Wool Sweaters Exceptionally Low-priced at $3.95 The low-priced Sweaters will be chosen to take the place of Top Coats, as they are amply warm for present wear. Sailor-collar styles in Brown, Navy, Turquoise, Tan, Rose and Copenhagen, also Tuxedo | style Sweaters in red-and-green combinations. Sizes 28 to 36. Priced at $3.95. —THE DOWNSTAIRS STORE |] PRE SIE! SS | March 1.—A woman! BERLIN, March 1.—The G paration told the Dud-| minister of trades estimates the ate that last June she/| tal output of coal in Germany during! married in the 3 cainst nd was ordered to pay mis | i |BETTER All but of South Dakota's gold THAN LHGUSTUS PITOLF Ne. | Presents ORSON IN A New COMEDY *. ODYS| e¥AKAN DALE SI, ORDERS Non, SEATS ON SALE Delicious Apple Pies— Save yourself much time and trouble by buying one of BOLDT’S Apple Pies for dinner tonight. Father and the children will like it, AND ALL OTHER BAKERY GOODS AT LOCATIONS— 913 SECOND 4b P And at Madison, Pacific and Queen City Markets