The Seattle Star Newspaper, July 22, 1921, Page 9

FRIDAY, JULY 22, 1921. THR SEATTLE STAR PARED ROT (TAFT BECOMES CHIEF T BECOMES CHIEF JUSTICE) T AX REDUCERS’ REPORT FILED SKAGIT JOB Puts Up Economy Rec Recommendations to) to prevent policemen from becoming } Delay | Will Be Cost- ‘Coppers Shifted in in ps Great White Way NEW YORK, July 22.—In an ef . 1 Dying, Man Hurries | ; " Daughter's Wedding! LONDON, July Knowing that fort to dim the radiance of the|he was likely to live for only a few days, Alfred George Watkinson of air Siltras, “nes chose al paeh Buelley, sxpreaed the wish that his ughtern wedding whould take men in the district on a new nystem | Ove at once. His wish was carried | c 01 al why vd gn goin yas cua, |out and the wedding ceremony was Posts will be shifted dally, it te maid, “Dress Well—Never Misa the Money” Men’s and Young Men’s Furnishings Hats, Caps and Shoes’ are now strong performed at the parish church, Re- jturning from the wedding, the | bridal party found him dead, BLLENSBURG..+Albert Sorenson, | 17 months old, killed by eating pilia, _ Canada has nearly 500 fox forma, buriea, The council's demand that the volved and costly supervined syw Al a spectal meetin, Thurs t Tax Reduction oun School Board; No Action Taken | frtandiy with cafe and restaurant » City Engineer Tells Jowners in whone places the prohibi- Fitzgerald ition ae might be violated. That further delay on the will cont the city thou- of dollars and prevent the development he: : apa k said that no showing has Pp made for cessation of work hydro-electric project. He Heally denied that any saving yotion costa would be ef- | by delaying work at Gorge or, which will be one of the poipal items, may now be ob at as low a cost as will pre for several years,” Dimock as Pointing out that copper is betiom and other materials bly reduced. ton the Skagit bondy al issued amounts to $800 a day, city engineer declared, and post it of construction work for Years would cost the city $292, @ Year in interest alone, > Seattleites isit Yakima Fair Beattic send a horseshoe pitch- to clean up the Yakima ag at the Washington State tember 19.24? ru. Gloyd, assistant state direct. rricuiture, made the sugges- ‘Thursday's noon luncheon of Here is William Howard Taft achieving his life ambition. | Associate Justice Hochling o, administerin, the United § |of Attorney ‘General |High Claims Made for Handkerchief LONDON, July 22. — What ts claimed to be the finest cotton handkerchief that the world can produce was one of the exhibits at the cotton congress at Lancaster, It ts made from an extraordinarily high the oath of office to Taft as chief justice of tates supreme court. ugherty, W. ashington. the District supreme court ia This was in the office Children Warned of Toy Balloons ALBANY, July 22.— The State Mealth department issued a warning to the children against the pastime of making miniature balloons from the ruptured rubber by sucking or| blowing against small pieces of the balloons held tightly against the |fo about beating gongs and drums | tracks. tem of education be done away with, Was answered by Supt. Frank B. Ceoper of the school board, whe de | dared that to follow the council's! recommendation would add $80,000 & year to school conta, inetead of | cutting them by $150,000. pr to the Seattle school board, Aside from statements and an sewers from both sides, nothing waa! done about it. The Tax Reduction | counel! hag completed its work with the submission of its reports, and| James T, Lawler, president, stated the school board wus not prepared | that the ‘Tax Reduction council will | on se short notice to take any of: | investigate other branches of city | ficlal action, it was stated. government, Horse Steals Ride on a Passenger Car CANTON, July 22-—-When a Chk] LILLM, France, July 22.—A farm none merchant wanted to advertine|er was leading his horse across a| & bargain sale, he hired an army to|bridge whieh spanned railway | The horse took fright at a apd shouting the news, Movie/train and leaped from the bridge. houses adopted the same method, | | He landed on a passenger coach and Now @ bew police regulation for | Fede to We next station, He was bids it Feecued unharmed Hired Him an Army to Drum Up a Sale “Along Cool Trails Amid the Glaciers” Watch a summer storm whip white snow a mile above on Mt. Rundle, while you swim in the warm sulphur at Banff Spri: Hotel. Follow a Swiss guide from oe u Lake Louise up ry Pera ¥ of the hy ter over W, a) and back through joy your fa y yl an Alpine ectting town cs Gineilitin Pacific Rockies SEATTLE’S FINEST MUSIC SHOPPE Has on display a most exquisite showing of PERIOD GRAFONOLAS You are cordially invited to visit this cozy shoppe and a few min- utes of your time at our pleasure. You will find it educattwe and inspiring ALL THE POPULAR RECORD HITS ARE ALWAYS HERE. Open Evenings for Your Convestence GET YOUR LATEST DANCE HITS FROM ey Gray, Green and Navy. Cooper’s Silk Hose All colors—60¢ and $1.00; TIES 6O@¢—Thrift Bows and! Four in Hands, |fArrow Shirts $1.75; Cottars 25¢. Wilson Bros’ Shirts $2.75 to $5.00, ONE PRICE, CASH OR CHARGE GHELS 1427 Fifth Ave. Between Pike and Union Sts. " Horlick’s © ORIGINAL Malteg Mik | count ef yarn, 16 pounds of which, » | it Im stated, can be stretched from in urging Seattleites to| Liverpool to New York ‘| Bullet Stirs Heart ever He Argues) LONDON, July 22.—Charles Bak: er, war veteran, has a rifie bullet in} _|his heart. Charles says he doesn't | notice the bullet unless he gets into | an argument; then ft makes him) dimy. | ——— | Will Then Have Fullfilled M Contract! And Believe Me—in Order to Do It—I Have Gone Through This Entire Stock Cycl oe K Co field, Ripping and Slashing Prices to Merest Nothing—and | Want ns Tell You Right Now Jow TT oh, *. Kemeny Tae COLD TYPE NEVER BEFORE TOLD SUCH A STORY of Ruinous Sacrifice—the Crowds That Are Attending This Sale Are Tremendous—Demonstrating the Fact That This Is the Greatest Selling Event the People of This Vicinity Have Seen in Years. YOU CAN’T BEAT ’EM p Men’s Suits I will sell a special lot of lips. Some of the dyes used in col- oring toy balloons are capable of causing & severe inflammation when brought im contact with the skin. Full information furnished on application to © P-L, Semrdon, Goussal Aquat, Pessmen Dest Geandinn Posie Relwar C08 Second Avenue, Seattic. Telephone Male 53ST. q week. which begins at the S.Army Goods Sale 1013-1015 First Ave. What You Are Looking For! Just Released OVEN BAKED ates lh hurry for these at Men’s Collars el mite bee ee Ae 1 will sell Men's Union Suits that sold as high as $1.50, for 55c Men’s Handkerchiefs 1 will sell Men's Bandana Handkerchiefs in hlue and red, regular price 15¢, tomor- Clothes Baskets 1 will sell large size Clothes Baskets that sell everywhere fect hich ae #143, now at $3.00, Saturday at 33¢c Dress Shirts 1 will sell Men's Dress Shir s that sold as high as §3.00, while they last for Canvas Gloves I will put on sale Canvas Gloves that sold regular with Tomato Sauce Just the thing for the Home or Camp. While they last, per can 5c Norwegian Smoked Sardines—Packed in “— Olive Oil, per can Libby, McNeill & Libby Corned Beef, 2 cans as Oregon Prunes, 25 lbs. to box; per box. . ‘AS Velvet Tobacco, 3 tin Corned Beef Hash, 2 caw Work Shoes 1 will sell Men's Work Shors that sold here as high as $8.00, on sale omorrow at Work Shirts will sell’ a special lot of Men's Work Shirts, the regu- lar price is $1.00, on sale now wt Canteens Folding Cots, Gold Medal Shelter Halves (Pup tents) Boys’ Shoes 1 will sell a wonderful selee- tion of Boys’ Shoes that sold here as high as $4.00, to go now at dha all P aits that sold here $12.50, on sale at $2.95 1 will soll a special lot of Men's Dress Shoes, all the latest styles, values as high as $10.00, for 93.95 FIRST AVE. AND SPRING ST. H. T. LACELLE America’s Greatest Publicity Expert I Am Going to Throw 15e, while they last for row at 3 TOMORROW MORNING AT 9:30 O'CLOCK Promptly at the stroke of 9:30 o’clock tomorrow morning I will greet you in front of the store, as I am going to throw $500,00 in cash and merchandise from the front of the store. There will be Men’s and Boys’ Suits, Hats, Sox, Underwear, Shirts, Shoes and all kinds of clothing. Remember, there will be no strings tied to the gifts—all you have to do is to get a good place in front of the store and catch the cash and merchandise as it is thrown from the building. COME ON DOWN, BILL, AND SEE THE FUN-—IT’S WORTH WHILE. | 0. D. All-Wool Blankets Khaki Twill Shirts . eerie 6 pairs Wool Sox . $1.00 And a large line of Blankets, Shoes, Shirts, Sox, Raincoats, Slickers, Tents, ‘Tarpaulins, ‘Canned Goods, Underwear, Overalls, Gloves, WRITE FOR NEW SPECIAL LIST. MAIL ORDERS FILLED. 1} Surplus Army Supply Store Ex-Lieut. Lewis C. Garver in Charge PHONE ELLIOTT 4310 3-1015 First Ave. BETWEEN MADISON AND SPRING Men’s Hats 1 will sel) Men's Hats, the regular price as high as $5.00, to be sold here new at H. T. LACELLE, AMERICA’S GREA TEST PUBLICITY EXPERT, NOW AT FIRST AVE. mo PALA : a SPRING ST.