The Seattle Star Newspaper, August 4, 1921, Page 2

OE Sa I TE, at SEATTLE STAR THURSDAY, AUGUST 4, 1921 THE SPEEDOMETERS GIRL BUSINESS PILOT Boss Credits Success to Stenographer HEADS FISH CONCERN |FRIDAY-SATURDAY SPECIALS— —no C. 0. D. or phone orders; one to a purchaser—these spe- cials will not be delivered; can be easily taken by purchaser. ° st the thing for loe eream ina hurry: made of galvan taed iron; will not rust out; regular pric: apecial Friday -Satur THIRD S-quart heavy quality aluminy) with cover: regular * $2.00 special Friday-Saturday 81.38. THIRD FLOOR 1 25 brief cases: | reduced— $425 each yy regular price 6130 —full aock Ke ag “ Binck ar brown: fitted two kets, soe. . lock; jar price $5.50; special CS SECOND FLOOR plus war tax regular price 62.30 —one of the best alarm clocks made; concealed alarm; full-size dial; rex ular price $2.50; special Friday - Saturday, $1.38 plus war tax, THIRD FLOOR BISSELL’S toy carpet sweeper— 40c —senvine —- BISSELL'S “Little Daisy” carpet sweeper; just the toy for the little bouse- keeper; special Fri- day-Saturday, 00. vegular price 61.25 —exactly as pic- tured; cut glass marmalade jar in very attractive de- es Home After . Raid; Is Arrested ‘Twenty-four hours after police of. ficers had raided hie home at 2846 W. Dakota st, finding a complete sul, @ quantity of moonshine whis ky. 100 gallons of mash and an oil stove, Guy Innocenti, 33, Italian bricklayer, returned home and was arrested. He is held in city jail on federal booze charges, TRAVELING salesmen in the Southwestern Washington district | will stage @ picnic at Chehalis on August 18. By Wanda von Kettler Want to hear a fish story? Somebody page Frances KE, fage- she's an authority on fish stories, And wel! she might be, considering that during one week of the fish shipping season she han speeded 4,000 gaimon shipments merrily on thelr way, and speeded them to 3,000 different places, as well ax shipping hundreds of pounds of wholesome salmon to numerous points along the coamt BOSS CALLS HER WHOLE CONCERN Mins Sage is employed by the Ocean Fish company of Seattle, and calls herself “bookkeeper and ver,” but HM. L. Chase, mens sor for the company, ‘the whole concern,” Wars aro Miss Bags, then a| | with ) lrecent graduate from business eel lene, came to the Ocean Fish com: pany truly as stenographer and bookkeeper, In a little less than two years the manager of the com |pany made a trip East, where he re mained two years, leaving Frances Sage as manager pro-tem. “It was then,” says HL. L. Chase, “thatyour company started to grow. | We expanded from a jitney buatness to a wholesale concern supplying Oregon, Washington and California jmarkets with fresh fish, and it was thru the initiative of our girl mam ager that we did tt" IE KNOWS EVERY PART OF BUSINESS Frances Sage’s knowledge of fish ix not limited to billing and order jaheeta, She understands the peo censes of dressing, weighing, {ce packing and the general management of the back shop where smelt and salmon lay in thousand pound heaps. “Yeu.” remarke HH. I. Chase, “Frances Sage can tell a fish story and handle a cargo of maimon equally well, and she convinces a buyer as well as any saleaman I've got.” And Miss Sage herself says, “Well, yen, of course, I deal considerably with fish, and sometimes I'm left in charge of things—the shipping and selling-—but really I'm Just the book- keeper and stenographer.” inches high, t 8%; regular pi MAIN FLOOR TACOMA.—Gov. Hart asked to tn troduce Gov. Lynn J. Frasier, of North Dakota, and Wm, Bouck, suspended master Washington Grange, when they speak here Aug. ¥- Beattio iShigs te {eatlese "TACOMA: © SOOEMPTLD & IBS - 5 for U. Scholarship __, Flavoris Seven girls will compete this fall for the Isabelle Austin scholarship F a ava The scholarship provides $100 for school expenses and t# open to fresh. man girls, Etta Bell Pence is the}, ing Seattle. PORT ANGELES.—-Firet definite step toward world peace since arm commission to Russia, says Thomas Skeyhill, writer and traveler. Free 1Clearance Our entire stock of Dry Goods, Men’s Furnishings, Men’s, Women’s and Chil- dren’s Shoes MUST GO REGARDLESS OF COST. Now is the time to make use of your money, for we have marked our goods down at “Seeing Is Believing” Hotels and Apartment Houses—We are making special prices on beddings and linens. Don’t forget our sale Commences Tomorrow. SHOES————SHOES _. All our stock of Mary Janes—Men’s and Boys’ Leather Scout Shoes at COST— Men’s Dress and Work Shoes at COST. Read These Prices No Deposit Required When a mother devotes two hoursa ¢ day to sweeping and £ cleaning that the f@ Apex Suction Clean 87 er does in ono hourkm or Jess, then both aaa yi. Seattle Electrical Supply Co. Seven Girls to Try at the University of Washington one candidate at present represent. istice is sending of Hoover's food Sale cost and below. } } k - of leisure—cheated because the house keeper does not own this great sav @ or of carpets and time, * Five Days’ Trial] 36-inch Hope Muslin, yard 15¢ 40-in. Heavy Brown Muslin, yd. ..14¢ 17-in, Cotton Crash, yd 81x99 Pequot Sheets, each. 72x99 Pequot Sheets, each. 81x99 Heavy Sheets, each 72x90 Sheets, each............ $1.25 42x36 Cases made of . each ...... 35¢ BLANKETS AND COMFORTERS Extra large Comforters at Heavy Woolen Oregon Blankets, per pound .........../...... $1.00 . $1.85 . $1.65 36-in. Fancy Sateen, 36-in. Indian Head, yd..... Auto Robes, all wool...........$4.75 Children’s Play Suits, best made. .75¢ Tents and Tarpaulins AT COST Men’s Union Suits Men’s Heavy Chambray Work Shirts . Men’s Work Shoes—Army Last, $3.75 Men’s Dress Shoes, English Last Men’s Scout Shoes . Boys’ Scout Shoes ... Women’s Felt Slippers ... The Alaska Dry Goods 1612 Fifth Avenue Next to Coliseum Theatre Main 5331 . 509 Pine Street innd and ap the West Const Write for Rookict an” Stenmnhips Lenve Se- ter 1, Foot of Yeuler Way, 9:00 A. M. DAILY For Victoria and Vancouver, 11:30 P. M. DAILY For Vancouver, B. C., Direct FOUR TRAINS EACH WAY—EACH DAY ‘Through the Canadian Pacifi¢ Rockies LOW EXCURSION FARES Quickest Time Across nent by th: “PRANS-CANADA L CIPY TICKET OFFICE, G08 Second Ave. Phone Main S587 4... L. STURDEM, Gen. Agt, Frances E. Sage ‘HARDING OPENS GOLF TOURNEY | Equals Record on 9-Hole Course in Mountains | BY RAYMOND CLAPPER | (Cnlted Press Stalt Correspondent) | LANCASTER, N. H, Aug. 4 | President Harding drove off on the | Gret round of the Mount Prospect jamateur golf tournament today. | Only the members of the presidential | party were eligible to play in the tournament, which |s being staged on the miniature nine-hole course laid out on the rocky mountain side }of the estate, In a practice round, | President Harding made a score of 34 In nine holes, the record for the course, + A silver loving cup, offered by Boo retary Weeks, will be presented to the winner, | Harding ceased to be a summer va cationist long enough to make a short speech. The president, who had come to the mountains to live and move around in the same way as hundreds of others on their vacations at re sorta in the vicinity, could not reaist the pleadings of the villagers, whose only chance to see the president is at today’s meetings. Secretary Christian brought his code book along. so he could decipher any memages that may come for the President, but it is still untouched in its securely ‘locked Ipather case, It wag announced today the peace Proclamation will not be signed unti) the president returns to Washington. Pick Church Going for Jail Sentence WASHINGTON, N, C., Aug. 4.— A sentence to agenda church recu- larly for one year was chosen by five young men who were convicted of stealing automobile supplies hert Wednesday. They were permitto! by the judge to take their choics between attending church regularly or going on the county roads, Keep Foot Off Bar a: ° . Rail in Wisconsin MADISON, Wis, Aug. 4.— Don't put your foot on the bar rail or make circles with your glass on the top of the mahogany in this state. Not even if the giass only contains \@rmparilia or nearbeer, It's agin \the law, So says J. 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