The Seattle Star Newspaper, July 6, 1921, Page 2

ieuanenaedlidinmanadetesbemedematetenntaneeetneneee eee —we cannot emphasize too strongly the tremendous advantages of supply- ing your homefurnishing needs during this JULY SALE—buy all you need—use our generous, helpful, liberal credit service — it’s available even during this great JULY SALE. —here we show just one of thousands of other wonderful JULY SALE values. prices way down - on genuine leather ~ rockers— $2975 regular price $47.50 —SAMPLE VALUE: genu- ine leather upholstered; heavy mahogany finished rockers; full spring seat; yg price $47.50; spe- cial for this JULY SALE, LIST YOUR HOMES FOR RENT SESTLE a Tagore. Nine Seattle Men EVERETT.—L. M. Allen held in connection with drowning of Ear! Ye | Fagen, who fell into Union slough from rowboat Sunday. Couple Show Their Go to Convention) Discriminating E: Nine persia, sn) cotate = sg ah ‘When Miss Alice R. Humphrey, scheduled to leave Wednesday after. . —_—— toon to attend the national conven. | *t teacher at the University of Cal) peLLINGHAM.—G. W. Birsokorn “tion of real estate boards in Chicago | fornia, and Henry J. Doermann.| Everett, elected president Washing duly 12 to 15. The delegates are R. | principal of the normal school at | ton State Federation of Postoffice overage i ee — | Hampton, Va, decided to marry, | Clerks. Crantord Goodwin, W. F. White, | (Bey bewan looking around for th*| park. ‘They were married Saturday OW. F. White, Jr, and W. 8. Robin. | Most beautiful spot in America. | by a minister from Tacoma, and are They found it in Rainier National! honeymooning at Paradise inn. NOTICE To Depositors in the Scandinavian American Bank T° encourage the owning of more: homes in Seattle, the McGilvra estate, owners of a large area of close-in view property, on Lake Washington, at the end of Madison car line, has just authorized us to accept any accounts or certificates of deposit in the Scandinavian American Bank at their full face value—100 cents on the dollar— in payment on any of this choice property. the basis of all wealth—and you will find the prices in McGilvra Park un- usually low, giving you opportunity to realize on increases in, the near future. Come out and see this beautiful Here is a double opportunity: First—To realize full value on your bank account at once. Second—To get a start toward owning close-in home property that is priced low and destined to increase greatly in value. You can get choice homesites, 40 by 100 feet, in McGilvra Park, for as little as $600—in one of the very finest districts in the city—where many homes have recently been built. Why not start your home now— and thus turn temporary misfortune into real opportunity? Real estate is close-in addition, with its inspiring view of lake and mountains, its park and boulevard advantages, its many new homes, and its splendid car serv- ice, the best in the city. Call at our Madison St. office, end of Madison car line, or our downtown office in the New York Block, for further in- formation. IMPORTANT—THE TIME OF THIS OFFER IS LIMITED AND THIS ANNOUNCEMENT WILL APPEAR BUT ONCE IN THIS PAPER “PARKS ilvra Estate, At Madison Park, Lake Washington The Well Know 314 New York Block Elliott 3928 SEATTLE STAR RINGSIDE NOTES ON CITY COUNCIL TUESDAY— | heaters to | and cleanin, | board of public works. | Wayfarer week, eee | Residents of Rencon HIN cheered jloudly when the street car bonding |imwue was went back to committee with instructions to Include a $100 000 bond issue for the propowed Jef | ferson park extension. | But—th: i Butet WANTS BROTHER ~ CRIMINAL'S AID | Roy Gardner, Bandit, Asks Robber to Clear Him SAN FRANCISCO, Cal, July ¢.— An appeal “from one brother ertminal | to another” waa made by Roy Gard | ner yesterday thru the San Francisco | prena. Gardner wants the man who rob- | bed the Number 10 Southern Pac! mail train near Roseville, and fo whose loot Gardner sought tn thy park at Sacramento while en route to MeNeils inland, to clear him, Gard ner, of suspicion of having robbed the mail taken during the No. 10 rob bery Gardner's appeal read as followw: “I wish to appeal thru the news | papers to the man who robbed No, 10 to please send one piece of the regis. tered stuff to the postal tnepectors at | |San Francisco and thereby convince | them that L, Rey Gardner, did not do | that Job, I would do as much for him if things were reversed. Please print this ag an appeal from Roy Gardner to his unknown brother criminal. I am eure if he feade my appeal he will clear me of suspicion.” | 10PERCENT PAID BY BANK Defunct Tacoma Institution | Meets Part of Claims Depositors in the defunct Scandi navian-American bank of Tacoma, who are scattered over the state, | today reeetved checks covering 10) per cent of their ciaima | Thin wan the first dividend paid | out by Férbes P. Hankell, special deputy supervisor of banking, in charge of the liquidation. “We have felt that it was tnad- vinable to geil the stocks and bonds at the present low pricey as it would entail too large a lons to de- positors, but as soon as the market | approaches normal we except to nell | those on hand and use the proceeds to pay further dividends,” sald Has kell in bis report. Got 2,500 Per Cent | on One-Cent Capital NEW YORK, July 6—Here'r how New York youngsters were making }2.500 per cent profit on investments of one cent. They placed pennies on | street car tracks and dropped the fattened coins 1 stamp vending machines, getting a quarter's worth each time. The scheme was broken up when a policeman arrested four, ranging in age from 10 to 12. NEW YORK.—Falling 25 foet off| of elevated station platform, Anna| Cunningham, 9, breaks three teeth | but is otherwise unhurt. Cotfes down again. | Highest prices, 40c and 38a Lowest price, 20¢. | M. A, Hansen, 40 Economy Market. | —Advertisoment. | DR. i. T. HARVEY (Bx-President Michigan State Board Dental Examiners) Dental Surgeon Diagnostician Pyorrhea Specialist X-Ray Laboratory Highest Order of Restoration Work Done Examination and Estimate Free 504-12 Eitel Building SECOND AND PIKE TTLE SEA’ A Guarantee That Out of Past Hap- penings Future Troubles And Future Loss Will Not Arise— Such Protection Seems Reasonable, and Well Worth While— Does It Not? As Regards Land Titles It Is Furnished by Washington Title Insurance Company Under State Supervision Assets More Than $625,000 COUNCIL | Referred the atroct car bonding ordinance, providing for eight exten \slons, back to the utilities commitice vith instructions to include the | Beacon Hill extension and appropriute an additional $100,000 for the) DUFpone. Referred to committes an ordinance reducing rates for electrie water Nat price of $5.50 per month, Referred to the public safety committees an ordinance regulating dycing establishments and provitting for thelr supervision by the Approved the committees reports refusing to docerate the streets for eee Tt may be five years before the extension in made, if at oll The ordinance may not muster suffictent votes in ity new form. And there may be no market for ponds if the bil is passed. onites have been before son Park extension. Wi ory | within their grasp, councilmen now | are forced to tell them that the con dition of the bond market is such that it ts doubtful if the bond» can be wold even if the bill is panned. see The ordinance provides for eight street car extensions, all badly need. ed. Each extension had tts backers in the ¢ ciiman ©. B. Fitzgerald, chairman of the finance committee, submitted a lone recom: mendation that the bill be pigeon- holed until It became apparent that | the bonds could be wold, Councilmen Oliver T. Tricknon, Philip ‘Tindali and John 1 favored the elimination MAKE YOUR OWN COLD CREAM A render of The Star asks for a government formula for making cold creat. This in too long to print, but ader who wishes the in can have t went by equent for it te Burean, Se , 1400 New York ave., Washington, D. ¢., inclosing two cents for powtage. NIAGARA FALLA, N. Y.—~ Mra! Joseph Raines and ancther woman rescued after falling into river just | above Niagara Falla. | | | ‘LUCKY STRIKE cigarette “Dress Well—Never Miss the Money” SUMMER SUITS That Make Friends! Cool, comfortable, skillfully tailored suits that are just the thing for va- cation trips or office wear—gray herringbones, blue serges, fancy wor- steds—suits that make friends for the man that wears them and for Gately’s. Remember Every Gately suit is all wool, hand tailored and guaranteed to give sat- isfaction. The smartest styles in double breast- ed, single breasted and sport models. Many of these suits are specially priced for Thursday at— $35 wi $45 year ago these suits would have cost $50.00 and $75.00. provements except the provision for new tracks on First ave. to permit repaving And Counefimen William Hickman Moore, R. H. Thomson, A. L. Cohen | and A. T. Drake advocated return ing the bill to committee in order that the Beacon Mill extension might be included. President Robert B. Hew keth sided with the advocates of the last report, with the result that it was adopted, BAXTER BAXTER Announce Their ELYS 1427 Fifth Ave. Near Pike St. Semi-Annual Sale Opening 9 A. M. THURSDAY Everything on Sale Except Cantilevers and Grant Specials We carry a large stock and a bi the world—such lines as Pincus & ——JULY 7th—— variety of pretty shoes, made by some of the best makers obias, George W. Baker and Wm. Henne & Co., all in New York, and Remember, we have all these styles in widths from AAA to D, and we will fit you just the same as if you paid the regular price. we HERE ARE A FEW OF MANY-= SPORT PUMPS AND OXFORDS Eight styles, black and white Fifteen styles, all white HIGH HEEL PUMPS Patent Tongue Pumps, Patent and Kid Ties Patent with gray, strap, tan a | gray strap WHITE OXFORDS AND PUMPS In all heels, in kid, buck and reignskin, at prices from $4.35 10 $9.85 Notice Positively No Refunds on Sale Shoes. mand Oxfords .........ceeeeeeee WONDERFUL VALUES IN BROKEN LINES AT JUST THREE PRICES— ~ $2.85 $3.85 . OUR BEST GRADE LOUIS HEEL BOOT This comprises Louis Heel Boots in all colors and designs, boots that sold at $12 to $7.85 $16, now all going at LOW HEEL AND BABY LOUIS PUMP Brown Calf Strap Pumps, Patent Tie Pumps, Black Kid Pumps, Brown Calf Tongue $5 85 OXFORDS Brown and Black Brogue Oxfords, all of our Brown calf and kid, also oray, brown and black buck, to go at— $6.85 $7.85 $8.85 ~_ $9.85 Pumps, all at Some Real Values IN MEN’S SHOES All Banister Shoes All Howard & Foster Shoes and Oxfoyds............... All Excelsior Shoes and Oxfords Shop in the Morning BAXTER & BAXTER 1326 SECOND AVENUE $12.85 $9.85 $6.85 » $8.85 Notice No Exchanges Made After \ di