The Seattle Star Newspaper, August 15, 1921, Page 5

MONDAY, AUGUST 15, 1921, SoMnnESHINIINNSM! SERVICE The People’s Popular Homefurnishers OUR CREDIT TERMS FOR 1,000 NEW ACCOUNTS 50 Purchase, $ 1.00 Down, $1.00 Per Week 75 Purchase, $ 3.00 Down, $1.25 Per Week 100 Purchase, 5.00 Down, $1.50 Per Week 150 Purchase, 7.50 Down, $2.00 Per Week Purchase, $10.00 Down, $2.50 Per Week Purchase, $1. Week Purchase, $15.00 Down, $4.00 Per Week NO EXTRA CHARGES—NO INTEREST ——s === $35.00—5-Piece Dining Room Set—$35.00 ‘hb aah ll —— ey att tt COC Eo THIS SET, CONSISTING OF four leather slip- seat dining chairs made of solid oak, and dining table with top 42 inches wide that extends to six feet, made of solid oak, can be furnished in either fumed or golden finish, sells regularly for $54.50. FOR THIS WEEK $35.00 ATTLE The Great American Home PAGE 5 he Rhodes Co STAR — | An August Sale of MISSES’ AND WOMEN’S HATS Second Floor Hats offered in this sale include summer styles taken from regular stock in our Millinery Department and are unusual values offered at at y tractive prices for quick disposal. Straw Sailors Special $1.95 Smart Straw Sailor Hats, in styles as sketched, and in an assortment of colors, including red, blue and black. The entire stock of these Hats will be placed on sale Tuesday. They formerly sold for $3.95, $4.95, $5.95, $7.50 and a few at $9.50. For a this sale, choice ..........+s0005 enegas of $1.95 . Wash Hats Special 50c Women's and Children's Wash Mats large assortment, all of which are white; a Children’s Straw Hats Special 95c ina All Children’s Straw Hats in black HITS CRIPPLE WHERE PIKE MEETS FIFTH Even Taxes {100 Per Cent Club _ Not a Dull Topic! Plans Session Here Acerding to J. Grant Hinkle) The second annual convention of |"! @7!"« brother, Henry Webb, a ‘Washington's secretary of state, re-/the One Hundred Per Cent club,| cripple, 2614 E. Madison st., was per DES MOINES, la, Aug Injured Man, Going to See! Dying Brother, May Die of secretaries of state, held en taxation is an , as discussed at|in the Frye hotel, where the business | path of a speeding auto. Helena meeting. A bachelors’| sessions will be held. On the pro-| {ex a gasoline tax and an exe tax gram planned for the visitors’ enter: omy bweesd he mentions as hav-|tainment are sight-seeing tours, thea-| hurled him 15 feet. 4 adopted by different states tre parties, luncheons and trips out-|to stop. Union. | side of the city. The auto failed INPORT.— Valuabie horses r ‘when fire destroys barn own-| famous pilot, fined $200 for flying | the rear iby Eugene Boyck, at Rocklyn. ‘without a license. Webb is in city hospital. mx i) a) iz) 7s 4 i (e} aa io} * hole is waiting for yu ‘Want a Bathing Suit? 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Contestant’s name.......-+ hess vemos avedous oie CIRCULATION DEPARTMENT, SEATTLE STAR, PHONE MAIN 0600 Try oul i) ‘4 He] ae) 9} is ryt >) Q aT Ht aii 2) TTT Co TT “3 \Maimed Man May _ANDDRIVESON = Be Multimillionaire 16.—A cal characteristics by which they melodramatic tale of being kidnaped | Connected his identity with that of by his secretary, hidden in tenement | houses and on lonely farms ail over | o* $1.95, $2.95, $3.95 and $5.00 each. Choice during While on the way to the bedside of |the country, maltreated and finally wounded and maimed for life in an jattempt to escape from his captors— | this was the theory that Joha Bro. returned from the annual/ which ts to bring hundreds of visitors | haps fatally injured Sunday night! phy, former chief of detectives and |! interests for $5,000,000 to Seattle during the week of Auguat | when he stepped from a street car at | now @ private detective here, held to- 23 to 28, will have its headquarters| Third ave. and Columbia st, Into the| day in regard to the mute and crip | pled stranger he was holding in se Webd had stepped to the street|cret at this time as Ambrose Small when the auto caught him and missing Canadian multimillionaire Awaiting word from Small’s rele Police Monday were trying | tives in Toronto, the detectives refus to identify the occupants of the car,|ed to make known the whereabouts whom witnenses deciared to be « sail-|of the recluse or any definite infor. | LONDON.—Capt. E. D. C. Herne, | or and a civilian, with two women in| mation as to how he came to Des |r ny | Moines, They talked freely of hin ac-, Dowshty.” Doughty was the name of tions, however, and told of the physi == | to attend a huge picnic to be given in} i B | the Elks’ club, by = Search for Woman \ | few of these have colored facings. Former- ly Tic, 9c and up to $1.25. Your choice special Tuesday 50¢. and a few in white are offered in this Values from $1.95 to $2.95 for. Your choice Tuesday 95¢. nanle merly. Taffeta Hats 100 Ready-to-Wear Taffeta Hats in navy-blue, sand, white and other plain colors with an as- sortment of colored facings of brushed wool. For- merly $3.95, $5.00 and $5.95 each. To clean up Tuesday, each $2.50. > Untrimmed Hats 100 Untrimmed Hats in colors of black, navy blue, sand, taupe, gray and purple. Formerly | the missing David Belasco, of Canw “Small” cannot explain how it was | that he left Toronto on December 2, | 1919, with more than $1,000,000, im | mediately after selling out his theatrt- this sale, 50¢. Trimmed Hats,Special $3.95 50 Hats, trimmed in Summer styles and in light and dark col- ors. An exceptionally fine assortment of hats that sold formerly $7.50, $10.00, $12.50, $15.00 and a few at $16.50. To clean up Tuesday, choice, $3.95. His only reply to repeated ques. |tions as to how he came to Des Moines as “from Omaha,” and his only explanation of the terrible ex | perience in which Re had both lege severed at the knee, a bullet wound thru his shoulder and a huge bump jon the back of his head, was “train.” Asked point blank who he the invalid cowered and answered, Pioneer Missionary ere) ° ° Visiting This City Rev. R. K. Mackay, F. R. G. 8., of London, pioneer missionary, is in Seattle in connection with his work of organizing in the United States To Hold Discussion . on Saving Scenery “Conservation of Scenic Resources” will be the topic for discusion Tucs- day afternoon and evening at the state conference to be held at the Chamber of Commerce assembly hall, | the Protestant Alliance's relief werk under the auspices of the State;among the Belgians. Dr, Mackay Parks committee and the National/ founded the Congregational church Parks association. at Winnipeg 40 years ago. He is now at the Waldorf hotel. hin secretary, who disappeared three weeks after Small, and who was ap- prehended several months ago in an Oregon lumber camp. Doughty is now serving a sentence for embexale | ment of his employer's money. Hint of a “psychic influence” that jhas been balefully wielded over the stricken man was conveyed by some of his frightened reactions, There {have been Ughtning references to }long journeys down the West coast jof hasty flights and concealments jand of bareh treatment at the hands of someone. The validity of the $50,000 reward expires on September 1, according to word here from Toronto. Detective Sergeant Austin Mitchell, of Toronto, is expected here this week to attempt to identify the man. GIRL IN HOME ROUTS THIEF Screams Send Him Thru Window and Down Tree Entering the bome of her par. ents, 1236 Federal ave., Sunday night, Miss Helen Nesser saw a KANSAS CITY, Mo.—Morine Grif fith, movie actress, arrested for cash-| ABERDEEN. Wash. — Paralyzed ing bogus checks, Same name, and/from waist down since service in a movie actress, buf she’s mot the|/Canadian army, Clyde Mannsfield famous screen star. takes life by drinking wood alcohdl. The Store for Useful Articles ——————— Store Hours, 8:30 A. M. TO 6 P. M. ‘Griswold Dutch Oven Special at $2.59 and $2.98 THE TOUGHEST ROAST OR FOWL IS MADE JUICY AND TENDER WHEN COOKED IN A “GRISWOLD” DUTCH OVEN. The “Griswold” Dutch Oven is a cast iron roaster with a steam-tight cover, capable of roasting, baking, broiling or frying. No other cooking utensil can be put to'so many uses. The new style cover has the self-basting rings. . $4.90 NO. 8 SIZE, Shana Al $2.59 Small-size Roll Asphalt Paper | | burglar on an upper flight of | stairs, his flashlight hiding his | figure. When® Misa Nesser screamed | the man leaped from a window to a tree and escaped. Wayfarer Cast Will | Have Picnic Aug. 20 All members of the cast and cho rus of “The Wayfarer” are invited $4.50 NO. 9 SIZE, SPECIAL $2.98 their honor at Woodland park, Au-| SEASON’S CLEAN- UP SALE OF LAWN MOWERS! $12.49 and $12.98 HIGHLAND BALL-BEARING LAWN MOWERS, SPECIAL AT Instead of carrying these Lawn Mowers over until] next season, we have marked them for quick selling. There are just 10 of the Lawn Mowers in stock. $1.75 Grass Catcher, Special Beautiful Assortment of: “Nucut” Glass—Special at 25c | fair were discussed Friday noon, at members of the! general committee. Information re garding the plenic may be had at 510-511 Lowman bullding, or call El | Mott 2689, | Special at 75c Now is the time to get your roofs fixed up. This asphalt pa- per is fine for patching or for outbuildings. * | to Explain Murder BRADYVILLE, Ia, Aug. 15.-—Po- | lice are searching for a woman who, it is believed, may uncover the mur | der of Ross Hammond, of Raker City, Ore, found in a cornfield here | with a shot thru his head and chest | - ms |Seattle to Receive Reindeer Carcases Seattle will receive the first ship | ment of a total of 3,000 reindeer car- |casea, to be sent to all parts of the United States, about September 6, sccording to word received by the Chamber of Commerce from Alaska. ——$ $$ Alter the show, we'll go to Boldt's. Advertisement, This brilliant line of crystal glass novelties is NOT CUT GLASS, though the ware looks like cat glass. The excellence of Nucut is based upon the SIMPLY WONDERFUL MOULDS—the most expensive moulds ever used for the manufac- turing of glass. ASSORTMENT CONSISTS OF : Berry Bowls Candy Trays Pickle Dishes Vases Comports Cake Plates ALSO—ICE TEA GLASSES, CUT IN FLORAL DESIGN CHOICE 25¢ EACH. Nappies 221 Thir “COR ULNINERSITY