The Seattle Star Newspaper, July 28, 1921, Page 2

THE SEATTLE STAR and Furious FRIDAY-SATURDAY SPECIALS— —no C. 0. D. or phone orders; one to a purchaser—these specials, except aluminum kettle, will be delivered. 250 dozen KERR ECONOMY fruit jars go on sa’e— 1-QUART SIZE ontures of a Girt Reporte: sing an Mrs, Casper Cassidy, Who Seeks to Break the Marriage These With Her Husband Until Friday Night Only “THE GIRL THE TAXI” The biggest laughing success of the stage put on the A screen with a thousand new laughs! > | By Wanda Von Kettler | It's all over between Casper and 1 figure that 14 applications for di | vorce are just a good as one divorce carried out, so my brown-eyed, hand some, brutish ay ee wt A RIDE ON A éavdanke National RUNAWAY TRAIN regular price $4+— be poo. Attraction A Scenic with THRILLS! exactly as pictured; 18 trade, might just . * ——menuine wide-mouth KERR inches high; diameter of Qe Well #lip back Lieut. Edwin Mackay ECONOMY fruit jare; 250 top, 12 inches; well made into the nothing: tenor poloist @ozen only in this lot; reg- of Chinese grass; regular ness trom which ular price, $1.80; special Fri- price, $4—; special Fri- COLISEUM day-Saturday, O8e dosen. day Saturday, $2.85. CONCERT THIRD FLOOR EIGHTH FLOOR “HE Me ORCHESTRA pee, oo 34—ARTISTS—34 lawyers have ff P been sufficient. Arthur Kay, Cond | The presence 6f vn playing overture to the Hun- \ both in my life arian oprs “LL. KA” at one time have by Franz caused much pal- Doppler pitation and stuttering, and palpita- | we tion and stuttering are decidedly in- | convenient, } eee It was down in the courthouse that itated and stuttered the most. sak happened just two dave nia Until Prison plete et» Canper had come into ¢: Pgieed BA’ & Now, in those days I nt care to romance os she weet, Ki” P be suspected of not having an hon-| dareée: Preees: ent-to-goodness husband, so naturally | @idn't care to meet my lawyer friends | in groups of two or three, egch one) knowing Casper as @ different kind of wretch, But on this particular day, as | Miss von Kettler | garden hose: special— $7750 regular price $11.50 —6Oft length; “inch 5-ply Porpoise garden hose; either $248 rogular price $5.50 genuine IMB aluminum kettle; 1% gauge pure aluminum; @quart sise; regular 0; special red or black; regular price, elevator stepped on the third — $11.50; special Friday-Saturday flaws of the court house, two | 97.50. members of my advisory com THIRD FLOOR THIRD FLOOR sale: linoleum remnants— dest quality heavy printed lincleum remnants, Pieces range in size from 10 to 30 yarda Bring sise of your ropm. rear sa. yds. regular epecial “Third floor,” the elevator boy | 133 $16.65 $10.50 | \ tor” the second time, ge 24 30 20.25 ON N. cotta ada 123 15.80 9.95 j : E CLAYTON im Paramount's latest comedy érama tf i i “il ‘The brave story of a girl who “passes up” society for a home out West with the man of her heart's cholee—with Theodore Roberts, Clyde Fillmore, Walter Hiers and Sylvia Ashton. mounted one story higher, 1 climbed out to enter an elevator on the aa 223 28.75 17.26 Meeia eaten thie Coos Goa: dast CARTOON COMEDY NEWS —about 50 other was again thrown open for my « —AND— Theo. Syphers, paralyzed, half-blind newsboy, with aged parents to support. He had to pay thg same poll tax as the owner of the building before which he sells his papers!* * * * > * & * * * HE poll tax will get them all!” exclaimed those who passed the law forcing Washington resi- dents to pay $5 for the privilege of living. pieces in a variety of styles and colors. “JUNGLE DANCERS” The first of the famous Paramount Vandenbergh Exploration pic tures—a constant thrill and an education. Nothing like it ever shown to the civilized world! refrigerators— —bdoth small and large refriger- ators included; over 50 styles sa. pe It “ Theo Syphers, to select from; at reductions of ry inven: e 20% to 50%. as pene ean eto puts one in your range. Syphers has Fate hg newspapers on the streets of Seattle Coming—BILL HART in “The Whistle” THIRD FLOOR THIRD FLOOR since 1914. He ts 30 years old and has been a cripple since he was threa His right side is paralyzed eo that he has little use of that arm and walking for him is a slow and painful hobble. -2864-, third Moor until out of view of the wong, ‘TACOMA: pe < SOWOEMARD & SMES In the struggic for dally existence, with unpaid bills everwhetm $8," 9 ing him, Syphers neglected to come thru with his poll tax. Then T relate this aay thee let the od Knigh Columbus, decided AKLA Fh ae, | «(One night he found in his room at the Hotel Consul, Fifth ave. and | lic know of one of the many embar- | sre ath weiaat ax Pent , ga ‘Washington st. a note from the shefiffs office. The poll tax must |rassments and humiliating situa- |i) bur ing Wednesday night. Su) ‘rinscontinental railroad tn isty,| b# bald by July 31, the note suid, OR THE SHERIFY WOULD | tions Casper has brought to me. / preme Knight James A. Flaherty, of | 4004" COME AND TAKE FROM HIM PERSONAL PROPERTY TO THE | And yet I am fully convinced that| Denver, who was visiting Seattle en VALUE OF $3! on vi someone ie going to say, route to the K. C. convention in San| NEW Harry The note arrived July 28. gt fust three days’ notice. Syphers Francisco, was the princi pas ageahute tanisanreaumnaaine a Pagar let his room, rent go that week and paid the tax. on the evening's coaeen ental discharge of revolver. Syphers seila papers af Second ave. and Union st. in the morning and at Fourth and Madison in the afternoon and evening. * * * He paid the same tax as the owner of the building in front of which he has his stand, The poll tax “gets them all.” Even the crippled newsboys! N. P. Rate Clerk Is tant ren rine eet arts serve general Given a Promotion| !*:'#! agen J. L. Burnhame assistant freight! of law offices and their inmates. F. A. Cleveland, special rate clerk | agent at St. Paul, will come to Se-|Not that the lawyers weren't ‘all | of the Northern Pacific, was se-/attle on August 1, as assistant to| they ought to be, giving their | lected Wednesday as a second as-| Tinling; succeeding L. R. Capron, | cards n’ everything, but I'm just — now assistant freight traffic man-/ naturally sick of getting a divorce, ad My Article to "eSaterday'a Star ager at St. Paul. If ever I should own a husband} AS IASG, all my own he'd be doomed to stay TACOMA — Mike Hill, tmjured in| for life or get the divorce himself. VR 7ID J Fr ‘or French Pastry look up Boldt's. collision between street car and|I'd be blessed if I'd go to all that | Advertisement, Captain Summoned situation as “very serious." ‘He re | 1 am now devoting | — GOVERNMEN fused to state just what a¢tion the THE SUN-RAY LENS GIVES YOU THE LONGEST VIEW AHEAD WITHOUT GLARE This fe of the a Y gra prism coi ction; the face is ti he side | small prisms, ae eaten the ligh! and deflect it kage, wu 8 SOFT and > ita iiGne ASDRBBBBED, ABIBEDERERBED truck, dies in hospital. trouble Sees for any for aayeoey. | to Explain Liquor my Senta tiene government will take, but said “the Havin 7 | Twenty-five quarts of whisky on gy mater is being investigated by fed- FOR SALE board the West Jester, June 28, bb ake eral authorities.” 00d iy doin: caused a2 summons to be served s 3 ‘ oe tal work that Wednesday on P. J. Woods, captain “AFRO” Blow Hard Fan| fy [since “= ~ A BY OWNER Bie coarse ing Affi ain ire 0c bc wy ido not compete with Cheap pear before Judge Neterer within,20/ Investigating Affairs of) cjentiticauy, "ae: Dentints por ds Tooperate. on your |g COMPLETE MODERN JM| 8!" ond cxnlain Masked 0 ti signed ung blade etbook or sell Mi Cuties Site eval asi rganization A strong covered an for Ford cai esata it is made on th Highest prices, 40: chain, 36 inches long, principle of the D make | Colonial ungalow len ena DALLAS, Tex. July 28.—The fed to be used with pad- seprane Brepelior, Fireplace. Lunch with me—Quick service,| ¢ra! government is making a search. ffecti th Open wholesome fi into the affairs of oo OF seeming old style four blade wi3:30 for people w ork. Large basement. M.A. hieie. a site ie jos inventigntige ime spare tire, or can be heavy fan used on EDWIN J. BROWN. D. D. Shrubs, roses and lawn, Shy Fe: «amy y the Ku Klux Klan and other masked | placed around the ooh Shelened sen. Seattic’s Leading Dentist phir and beautifully lo- bands in Texas, it was disclosed to- tour of 100 Columbia su . Federal District Attorney front wheel and Sune OF We betes viottneunoaatbet Paved street. |[ t30e—cuorce noows—si00 ) 1 ips fatet arrived here for s steering knuckle of catch and throw Nelson’s Bankrupt Stock Sidewalk. | Henry C. Zwiefel arr ere for a car, to prevent car more wir than elson s inkrup' | Water, gas, light ana fe! | conference with federal agents. Free a fe, ano the Rea ce Oh i ail ala tir ls throws Sale of Women’s dy- re Firat end Spring. Zwiefel admitted that he has not! 504-12 Eitel straight back, in- nobstructible view of Reome—1 SECOND AND PIKE Be ik steed of bein to-Wear Draws Crowds seust eet ale est yet made a close study of the Ku ND Ap FIER ot, OS A TAS Piecned of ‘pedpin’ crbwaed Andre a Klux Klan activities and other with imite- $1 35 the hood in every store all day long, taking advantage | boy: on the street masked bands, but characterized the tion leather ° direction, ri Fits on of the sie. of acasonable go ite ag pe deep to alley, i a 0 place of the reg- o, price vill sacrifice for $3,500 e C iS ular Ford fan, and keep: the ote: oO low prices were made poasible by | r' aoc ence CABLE | | by" throwing much more air than the regular the bankrupt sale of stock by the fmm OF Will include all the fur of fan, Fully guerantesd Price, receiver, High-clase garments sult-| niture for ‘$4,000, ee snug each ...eeee fnpkel abe ee 50 for present nee ott for fall TERMS. wear from two combined stoc aRMS. Placed on the racks for sale. *} Phono Elliott 4964, West Take a small Victrola to the oats of polo, coverte, 1263-M, or West 6351-J. SAFETY STEP MATS CERTIFICATE HOLDER v 4 go at $3. to $6.95. 4 . seashore— and take plenty of the new Victor wool skirts on sale at Values to $65 in coats of velour, . broadcloths, on sale at $19.85, $24.66, $32.50. Serge suite, $8.05, $14.95, $19.60, * 24.5 Hh gp pd Satan" cos, wecndes ra ‘ 65 suits and dresses, $29.50. ing or tei 5 . fi ricotine and silk dresses, for- improving greatly the MIRRORS merly priced to $45, on sale at Price, high quality black For your own safety's rubber, each ‘The y' Price, Cocoa Mat’: For driver's ticense certiti- cate, Well finished, Fine appearance, Get yours today. ara ae os ibe beaver plush coats at $7.89 sake you should ehtye one. Bilk’ plush coats, sats? $19.50, Our prices. to $2.95 » some with fur collars, tre aie, full length cloth (THREE STORES IN SHATTLB) WESTERN AUTO SUPPLY COMPANY BRANCH STORE iw be AUTOPARTSs SUPPLY Co. gia oll asa 1110-12 East Pike 812-18 East Pike | 2041-45 Westlake ¢ $4.95; $25 wolves, + $45 cape collars and throws, $40 fox, mink, marten furs, $19.50. Many other wonder values too numerous to Mat Sherman J@lay & Co. Nelson’s Bankrupt Stock Sale page: berm 1510 West- 1202 Thied Aveaus o¢ Pine jake tween Pike and Pine 221 Third Ave ‘ Streets), PT eel | ‘Tosome * Spaknne + Perdand