The Seattle Star Newspaper, April 20, 1921, Page 2

$1— —the credit terms that have helped to estab- lish thousands and thousands of homes, amount. ing to $150— $1.50 | $200— $2— | $300 fine tableware. teaspoons, set of six..... 84.50 tablespoons, set of six dessert spoons, set of six 8.50 Douilion spoons, set of s e Orange spoons, eet of six 6.25 ®ugar spoon, each 1.50 ple server, each @inner knives, modeled hand) DY capeceees 18712—"Oh, Gee! Say, G Gee Gee,” from “My Home Town Rose,” 87575—"Oh, Morning Lan: $2.25 | $500— dessert forks, oyster forks, individual salad forks, net of etx ‘ cold meat fork, each..... pickle fork, each.... berry spoon, each dinner knives, hollow handle, set of six dessert knives, hollow handle, ret of six and you are always welcome to come in and try them over in one of our Private Record Rooms. We'll help you make the right selection. 3345—"Feather Your Nest™ You,” Fox Trots, by.. 18737—"Humming” and “My M: by... Paul Whiteman's Orchestra 18686—"Down Trail to Home, Sweet Home” and “I'm in Heaven When I'm in My Mother's Arma,” by.. “William Robyn 6170—“Kiss a Miss” and “Louisiana,” Waltzes, «sees Prince's Orchestra W@_ You Ought to See My Fiji Isle,” by Is a One Horse and It's Big Enough for Me,” by...... Medley Fox “Trot, and “Sweet Mamma,” by........... ‘ seeeesseees Original Dixieland Jazz Band “Cavatina”) Mme. Homer and Miss Louise Homer VICTROLAS, NEW EDISONS AND COLUMBIAS— ALL ON EASY TERMS 14.21 Third Ave. “Seattie’s Musical Headquarters” eee EEYRENT the Grosvenor pattern a new design in Community Plate —created in the finer mood of those great masters of riod design— the brothers Adam interpretation of the vogue for rich simplicity in This new chests containing a complete service or in separate pieces put up in blue velvet-lined boxes. ~a charming pattern can be had in set of six dessert knives, modeled handle, set of six..... 8.75 cream ladies, each.......82.25 butter knife, each.......81.50 Gravy ladies, cach. . _ sugar tongs, each. 2— Lyre rate, ot et 1 three-piece carving set..20 and “Grieving for Happy Six y, Trota, Billy Murray Town Victor Roberts 1i-Curct --Amelita Gi BUT SPEND JUDICIOUSLY In these days we should spend our dollar judiciously. _ Seattle and Tacoma merchants frequently display attractive offers. a Read their ads in both Seattle and Tacoma newspapers, If you buy in Tacoma the” INTERURBAN FLIER ROUND TRIP $1.00 Leaves Seattle 9:30 A. M. WEEK DAYS Leaves Tacoma 4 P. M. SUNDAYS F Leaves Seattle 9:30 A. M. Leaves Tacoma 9 P. M. MEXICO CREDIT DECLARED-OKEH Commercial Conditions im- prove, Says Expert CHICAGO, April 20.—Revolution. torn, Mexico's credit is better than that of any foreign nation ‘This was the opinion today of Paul W. Kunning, foreign trade expert, and adviser of the Chicago Ampocia tion of Commerce, Kunning based his Information on investigations of credit men of commercial and indux trial institutions of the Midwest “Mexioo is in a better position to pay than any other country,” said Kunning, “Mexican business men are buying heavily, Textiles, mining and railroad machinery are the prin ired, The food dry y is being rapidly devel oped in Mexico.” Development of the railroad faeflt ties Is ringing about better market ing conditions, Kunning said. Pledges Announced | to Journalism Frat At @ journaliam dinner held in the university commons Tuesday night the following students of the school of journalism were pledged to fra |ternities: Pearce Davies, Chapin Cot lins and Harold Marquis, to 8h Delta Chi; Vida Anderson, Evelyn Johnson, Minnie Nelson, Helen Troy and Kathryn Barnhisel to Theta Sig ma Phi Boy Heir to Gypsy | | Throne Dying? | DETROIT, April 20.—If John | Demitro dies, and he is critically fl with pneumonia here, the reign of the tribe of Demitro, oldest gypey dynasty in America, will be broken John is § If he survives he will fut! heir to the throne of his aged grand ltather, chief over 1,641 families in| the United States and Canada, | Vital Statistics] MARRIAGE LICENSES Name and Residence. ake, Millard P, Seattle .. Peake, Mary O.. Seattle Della © Walter J. Maude A. | MHidsume, Teteuk | Nakano. Chiyo. & Harber, Barl, Seattle Kelford. Jacqueline, Beatth Humphrey. Thom aut 7 Victoria, Seattle Lyness, James Robert, Minneapo- Minn. Mabel Mae, Beattie nid. Beattle .... dye ¥., Seattle ford, Beattle Lemon. Marsh, Ch :| Butcher Acquitted THE SEATTLE STAR Oh, Shun the Man Who Rubs It In, About the Noble Gunga Din! ON-OIN-OIN ¢ Thus Frances Boardman Rhymes With Zest About Another Social Pest i J | GUNGA DIN ! ee EXT, Children, in our little List, we find the Blocutioniet, Hoth Sexes suffer from the Blight of Personages who Recite, and feet no Party ts complete until they've risen to their Feet and whitcombrileyed for a While in what they think is Hoosier Style, And furthermore, what | would they do if it were not for Dan McGrew, and Lasca, by the Rio Grande! Bach one has been a Helping Hand to Blocuters an a Claan, Nor may we let the Subject pass without a Reference to “Jim; you know they're always bidding him “Good-bye” in Heavy Dialect. Nor can you powsibly expect to realize a Getaway until they've had their little Say anent that Hindu, Gunga Din. And when they start to rub it in that You're a better Man than 1,” one longs to holler, “THAT'S no Lie!, ENTRY COUPON The Seattle Star-Universal Film $1,000 Motion Picture Actress Contest Name Addrdes (Atuat be resident 0! Color of hale... .ceeseee, Height.....c006 OOBUPACR .cocccecccdecsoeeseccccercsecececenedescosotese Place of Employment... beocccsedeecsae 1 agree to abide by the rules of The Seattle Star-Untvernal Film Co $1,000 contest, to appear for test films if and when I am called Of it ty ponsible for me to do so), to go to Univerm) City for a l0-weekw contract at $100 a week if I am selected as the final winner, my traveling expenses to Univernal City to be paid, and my return expenses also to be paid if I do not obtain « perma nent contract. (Girte under 18 must have the following agreement filled out) signature to the above agreement I have witnessed, ts under 18 years of nage but has my perminsion to enter The Seattle Star Univeral Film Co. $1,000 contest and to fulfill the terms of the agreement as printed, Felationship ...... « |Newspaper Victor of Larceny Charge in Big Libel Suit Accused of petit larceny for with holding $24 from Frye & Co, J. R om Smith, Enumclaw butcher, waa ac ,‘™* “reult court late yesterday re quitted by @ jury in Judge Roya J.|t@rned an instructed verdict of not Eleanor, Seattle BIRTHS Stapleton, G. P. 1346 Aik! ave, girl Qmoto, &, $12 Main et. boy Juenther, Vinkbam, A U, 3227 Munter btvd, tr Guuett, A, J, 2822 Arthur pl, Yoshida, T.. T10 12th boy. Poyes, GB. 2315 Graham, W. &, Brown, B Le, # Thornton, J. M. Pacihamus, Wil 13 33rd ym, 338 bo: Or of Al 902 Wr4nth, boy. eral hatpn 919 W. both, wire " BH. $421 Duncan ave. t. « w. ~ AL Ke, Le, 2908 N. irk oa, W. Wa 9627 S7th &. girl rhemeyer, A. H.. #45 B. @Tth, girl Inales, B.D. 7743 15th N. W, boy DEATHS Peterson, Nela. $0. 89 ¥ Spencer, Nellie & ‘ Conner, Alma 1. 13th ave N dehwarm, Mildred 8, 11, 2301 E \e way. Poster Johm Charles, 70, 1602 14th Sherman, Joi 2, 904 Melt wt Clark. Mary 9, 4ad Ww. seth. Spicer. Henry 3503 45th. Blinn, Luretta F 22 20th ave. Regan, Joseph J. 29, 1420 Sixth ave ‘The collar bone is broken more often than any other bone in the human body. Hungary announces an issue of currency to be printed on leather. “For good apple pie, go to Boldt’ —Advertisement Read My Article te Saturdey’s Star WE BOTH WIN 1am now devoting my entire te my dental Having how the people here for twenty yen Tallman's court Tuesday, Miss Cor- guilty In the $150,000 Ibel action of delia M. Thiet represented the state, |Iee Roy B. Keeley, attorney, against Attorney John F. Dore the defense. the Oregonian Publishing company yee gape | Keeley, formerty of California, en SPOKANE.—Crude ofl reported |tered sult against the newspaper for seeping into basement of Alfred an alleged attack upon his character, L'Kcuyer’s home on South Hast / wherein, according to the complaint, bivd. he was classed with dangerous radi- = cals, |Hard-Times Social by Millionaire Club Io 4) days the Millionaires’ club, 98 W. Main st, haa served 26,922 meals, found reoms for 820 men. In addition jobs have been secured and medical and other ald furnished to jJoblean men and women. | Now the Millionaires’ club te plan. ning @ hard times social for Satur. day night to. ralne funds to keep the institution In food and necessary supplies, Admission will be 25 cents. The Millionaires’ club is not a soup kitchen. It ls a regular eating place, | and 5 centa ls charged—for a 25-cent meal TAILORED Come in and take your choice from many ex- elusive patterns — in most superior materials. 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Thoumands of people today are af. fected with diseased scalp & erm or parasite which ing all the nutritious properties from the life of the hair—aymptoms such as dandruff, itching soalp and falling conceded atont de- with which or. re Inetfect! stroyer of © dinary soap bet it Is ne olly smelly SHE In & recent scientific research by « chemist, the offensive odor Raa been removed. and, combined with other properties, which, applied to @ D0 odor and is de- the scalp Mehtful Sepol Is the greatest Shampoo Tonto known, Tt stops dandruff, ttehing sealp and failing hair -— thoroughly cleanses the scalp, urages the krowth of the ha it glonsy, thick and foffy, #0 much desired by men and women. ‘To protect your hatr and scalp from germ life today, the usage of Pepol will be a friend in your home always, For sale at Bartell Drug Co, and all drug stores, Gardner; and Andy W PA: GES Nights 7 and 9 Matas, 2:80 Now Playing FIGHT Lin 3 Payto y Tom Martin and Goetz; Claire and At vet Finge General Adminsion: be: Ni neue DEAF- BE CATARRHAL NESS MAY OVERCOME If you have Catarrhal Deaf- ness or are even just a little hard of hearing or have head noises, #0 our druggist and get 1 of Parmint (double strength), and add to it pint of hot water and a little granulated sugar, Take 1 tablespoonful four times a day, ‘his will often bring quick relief from the distressing head noises. Clogged nostril should open, breathing beco: easy and the mucus stop dro ping into the throat. It Is easy to prepare, conts little, and is pleasant to take, Any- one losing hearing or who has Catarrhal Deafness or head noises should give this pre- scription @ trial With Mat. Sater Edgar J. MacGregor “The Sweetheart Shop” Nightn, S0¢ to $2.50. Mat., Wo PORTLAND, April 20.—A jury in| Wily Edward Wins Freedom With Words NEW YORK, April 20—The mod ern version of that pen and sword proverb—that the high brow ts mightier than the rough neck—was exemplified here today by Kdward Rochie Hardy, Jr, 12-year-old Colum bia phenom. Turning loose & verbal battery of the dozen odd languages he is versed in, Edward talked himself out of captivity in darkest Long Island, where he had been epirited by six husky sophomore kidnapers, Edward is cast in the star role of the varuity show, ou'll Know," which opens tonight. He is suppomed to stand around and kid the performance with his ambidex trous tongue, No freshman had ever before participated in the varsity show. The pophomeres were out raged. They planned to kidnap the prodigy. The freshman learned of the plot. A battle royal was staged on the campus yesterday afternoon in front of Edward's home, with the boy aa the prize and his mother a witness. The wophs won and Edward was carried away in tant At some point in Long Island, Edward doesn't languished varsity know where—he in captivity while the chow producers wept and walled last night at a dreas re hearsal. His parents, Both college professors, yawned in ennul. It was old stuff to them, | The usual biandishments failed to move the lowbrow sophs. Then Ed: ward began pleading in Latin. The harrangue switched to Hebrew, then French, German, Russian, Swedish, Spanish and other tongues followed in Unguletic avalanche. No third de, “ree was ever more effective. The sophs wilted, one by one. Their tympanuma ached, their heads ached, they ached all over, Human endurance could stand no more Shortly before dawn today, Edward was depomited at hin door. \Dads and Sons at | Get-Together Feast | Four hundred boys, both “regular” ones and grown-up ones, were pres. jent at the futher and son banquet iven In the First Methodist church Tuesday night. A program of music and stunts followed the feast. Stan ley Long acted as toastmaster. | WALLA WALLA—Claiming he wan kidnaped by negroes and taken Pendleton, Ore, in a jutk wagon, Fred Van Thron, 20, returns home gatter & werk's absence. Honest Advertising in Dentistry Churches, stores and banks advertise in a le- gitimate way to assist you in the selection of your store, church or bank. I adverti to help you select your dentist. My price is always as adver- tised and my work is of the absolute first qual- ity. BEST BRIDGE 85.00 BEST CROWN $5.00 Examination Free. Obey that ever insistent and visit Dr. Wilson, DR. J. T. 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Call for and deliver SIXTH AVENUE and PIKE STREET {%ext coor fo Coliseum Tkestro ) coMUNIEULUULUUUTUAUUOAUUGUGUOTERATUAUAAEUAOEEUAGEAGEAOOUAEUAGASA Says “Boy, Howdy!”’ |New Drive Is On for to Newsboy Peeve Seattle Postoffice’ Boy, page that bird whone Pet) WASHINGTON, April 20.—Rep! Peeve wag newsboys with foghorn| sentative John F. Miller has reint voeal chords, Here's another mem-/ duced his bill of last sexsion asking ber of the same lodge. Brother Max| for a new public building for S Winkler, 307 McKelvey apartments,| The site, according to the terms reported to the police Wednesday | the bill, is not to exceed $350,000 i that & leatherlunged newste at! cost. Third ave. and Pike st. is shattering the atmomphere with strange, rauc-| ANNAPOLIS. — Prominent ous cries rerembling the plaintive|shipmen at naval academy called moan of a band atw plowing its|testify before county grand jury y thru a rusty nail liquor cases. 3 3 Leslie's Grocery Moving Specials } Hammond's Rest UTTER Best Butter, pound Flour, 491b om + sere oe ABO] Milk... .....25¢ Fisher's Bin 29 Fresh Eggs, doz 29¢ hor gee Coffe 108 Graham’ Flour ee: -- Be 8 Ibs. Cottolene 5b. pall Pure Lard tet wee one 2.00 10-Ib. pall Pure Lard ... ..91.90 Campbell's Soups, all kinds .....A1¢ Jello, all favors No, 2 cans Sliced Pineapple ....28¢ Prunes, fancy, Ib. 15¢ Citrus Powder, Gold Dust, large 29¢ 2% Apricots, can fOr ss. eee + BEE jeeeT she casey Sunny Monday I. 2... 1... BEE Boap, 4 for ..24¢! Figs, white, Ib. .15¢] 10 Ibs. Sugar ...90¢ We Deliver. 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