The Seattle Star Newspaper, July 8, 1921, Page 20

[SEERA IMEC THE SEATTLE STAR RAINBOWS é _ TOMETAT|) We Have Never Insulted the Intelligence lah of of the P ublic Y et—and we don’t intend Famous Division in Ses- sion Next Week : to begin now CLEVELAND, July 6—Three thousand veterans of the famous Rainbow Division wil! come here for ‘their second annual convention July ‘24, 15 and 16. - They will come from 26 states, “the number that contributed to the Sman-power of the division, At their head will be Colonel M. A. Tinley of ‘Couneii Biutts, Ia., former command: Ver of the 168th Infantry Regiment. | Gfe ts president of the Rainbow Dt YYision association. } The Rainbow Division was the 424 Division of the national guard. on sailed for France in October, 7, and started active warfare three months’ training there. @ivision went through the jpagne offensive, took part the Chateau-Thierry drive, and t in the St. Mihiel and Argonne ves. After the armistice, the Were sent to the Rhine as part the Army of Occupation. In May, M9, the division returned home. “SOLLAPSES FOR That’s what any merchant does who of- fers you pre-war vintage clothes — old-fashioned and shop-worn veterans of many “sale” sieges, entitled to an honorable rest, but drafted once more to do duty in the “sales” trenches—at so-called pre-war prices. We prefer to offer you THIS YEAR’S MODELS, THIS YEAR’S STYLES and THIS YEAR’S PATTERNS AT OUR ROCK-BOTTOM UPSTAIRS PRICES— 25-30-35 with our guaranteed upstairs saving of $10 per garment — Note that ALL our clothes are sold to you on a money-back guarantee of satisfaction and at prices that are only possible at this UPSTAIRS store d $488 on Starved Girl’s Person ~ NEW YORK, July 8—A young | Woman who walked into the West st. police station and collapsed lack of food had $488 in a news- about her waist, it was discov- when she was taken to Bellevue ital. That discovery led to her nment in West Side court] » and her commitment to Belle- observation. said she was Miss Millie Ren- 24, and that formerly she had ‘with an aunt at 424 Union st., : City. She “did not like Jersey ty,” however, and had set out *to 7 a living here. She became worn in the struggle to find a position to save her money, and told the that the last thing she had to which was several days ago, was ttle of ginger ale and a piece of NGH July 8—One of the of the Far Eastern Olympic . was the display of massed and athletic exercises by 1,000 school girl. Physical cul- is taking a strong hold on the ination of the daughters of wh ofor generations have hobbled on painfully bound The modern Chinese school Gelights in all forms of ath- * Held as Thief : eis Commits Suicide , Mass. July $.—A ‘owned by Burt Rhodes of South mstown, impounded by order the County commissioners after had been found guilty of being a pkiller, committed suicide the day by hanging in his master’s m, according to members of the ty board. The dog wna tied ‘& stall, and, it 1s said, deliber. Jeaped over a partition so that New shipments of these wonderful clothes every day guarantee you the very latest styles and the largest variety of choice in Se- attle. Thanks to our volume business, we are PAINTS Why pay 14 to 14 more on the cost of Wall Paper and Paints than we charge for the same goods? Our cash.and- carry plan is a money Saver. i SPECIALS lready abl h 75 gallon Paint. O already able to show te seven $2.96 Advance 1921 e $2.75 gallon Coach Var- Fall Styles ‘ nish. Our price. 81.97 $1.20 qt. Floor Paint. Our price .......97¢ $1.50 qt. Floor Stain. Our price .....$1.18 1-lb. Deadening Felt, 50 yards, for ....$3.65 %,-lb. Deadening Feit, 50 Fahey -Brockman’s Upstairs Plan (1) Low Rents (2) No Store Doo-Dabs (3) Volume Business (4) Cash Business (5) Small Profits * (6) New Goods at Rock- : Bottom Prices All the Time. 4 & Dry Paste, Ip. ‘Kitchen Paper . seseneees DE to 26¢ Parlor Paper .......... sesseees 10¢ to 68¢ Hall Paper ........... sesseeessLl@ to 42¢ m Paper ....... sececees LOG to 46¢ WESTERN WALL PAPER co. Largest Wall Paper Store in Seattte. 1921 Second Avenue. Hotel Washington is across from us. pstairs. hiers Buy up-stairs and save $102 [FAHEY- BROCKMAN FAHEY-BROCKMAN BLDG., THIRD and PIKE | Arcade Building (Over Rhodes’) Second Avenue