The Seattle Star Newspaper, August 19, 1921, Page 11

Section Two p= — the Seattle: Star [r-1+2| GS CoE. ea ATTLE, WASH., FRIDAY, NUMBER OF = AVIATION DEATHS TRIPLED ORIGIN AL ONE-PIECE SUITS Women’ 's Morals Are \s Million Women |After Toy Goose Belgian Ministry Forbids Gambling PARIG, Aug. 19.—The Belgian Jersey Blue Law Fails in One Case NEWARK, Aug. 19.—It in all right to take @ four-year-old boy to « ball game Sunday, ruled Vice Chancellor Lower, With Golden Egg! MILWAUKEE, Aug. 19- sont CLEVELAND, Aug. 19. — ight | BERLIN, Avg. 19.—An agitation ministry) of juation haa insved & d¢| purneide, the only woman captain of | million women in this country are|has been started in Germany against cree Aetinst Eambling | in | Public police in the country, told the Social | jobhoWders, and of these 60 por cent|the departure of expert toy makers Backes in the suit of Mra. Grace A. Sie uni breptcbees ot man, Cone, Pepe, ont ge Prgartegype han 2 [ere Rated ne .tenchers and. 37 Bd head aoagy mee aN yargg eg Bf 0 o Lines against her h and other| watering places, who say | han ever. omen | eent hold secretarial positions. These | wages are higher 4 y Souiom her huchand, tn which | have demanded equal rights with |statietice were given by Dr. Amelia | greatest toy-:making region, where 50 fhe asks the custody of her non. The| (heir buslness will be ruined if! men whe waid. “Instead of men Reinhart, president of Mills college, | villages specialize in the industry, father is permitted to wee the child | f™Mbling & stopped. axe i up to women's moral stand-|Onkland, Cal, addressing a conven.|the toy makers suffered a famine on Sundays. The court directed that eM “lard, women have come down to/tion of the National Federation of | during the war, and now, after a the Sunday afternoon arrangement ther taking his doy | men’ ‘#, but the condition will not last | Business and Professional Womep's| prosperous winter, they complain be continued. He said maw no Jand the future will be better for it.” | clubs |foreign orders are insufficient. harm tm the to the ball Stupendous Sale of BOYS’ : pe army training capa, during when hundreds of inexpe- This was taken at Heri ti pyar which is becoming Ger- many's most popular seaside resort. Kiddies may dress in the original one-piece bathing suits and no beach cop says a thing to them about it. fying ts away from any prepared landing field, Practically none of the accidents in peacetime flying, un-| now resulting fatally in the air ser genditions where it would seem | vice are blamed on faulty design or fe maximum precautions are possi improper con: . The me pat dhe gemedid heme stoppages that in : My today as it was to| present day airplane accidents are, me fving in the rush of war pre nine times out of 10, it ie declared, re due to one of two causes. They are: authorities, whe have) One-—The gasoline feed system fe caused no little concern by the| Two—Iignition. hazards of flying, have/ In practice flying, near an alr. investigating. drome, these need not be In service flying, however, [wency landings, forced by these causes, often mean a crash. And these crashes may mean casualties. i t i. i : ' : Bb GE #35 22 23 es cal service in the force that over hauls the machines, An air-mail filer recently went to his death in a plane which had been ordered out of comminsion the night before, but which waa left im the ber oo with nothing to indicate it had been condemned. ‘There was a leakage of gasoline Fi y i i i: i ; 8 Fas i if i ist | Ie i j - Ei ' | Li a 5 The dvidher teat! tae pane up, bet Guth MAIL BOXES R. F. D. tgs Special $1.48 Made of galvan. ized tron and painted aluminum $3.48 House Mail Boxes Special 98¢ Made of heavy tron, fa panned; hinged door with lock and 2 keys and glass HAND AUTO HORN Special $2.35 Household Oil 4 ounces, high grade, in can, for sewing machines, car, HELFI SPARK PLUGS Special 48c Regular $1.00 value. A high grade, guaranteed plug at a‘ ridiculously low price. Toilet Paper Special 10c Roll A very high grade tissue PERMATITE TUBE PATCHING MATERIAL 60c size, special $1.00 size, special. SPECIAL To reduce a slight over. stock we offer these kinds and sizes at decided reduc tions. Cheaper than Remnants. Priced per running foot, any length. Galvanized barry Quality Galvanized $1.75 size, spec “Width Blac Inches — Be fhe 6¢ “ze Re oe — son sets in, FURNACE PIPE Inspect your pipe before starting your fur. nace. &inch special extra heavy, $1.25 cach. Elbows to fit, $1.25 each. ise ll nu attached to any BATTERY HYDROMETERS The value, special 45¢. STEP CUT PISTON RINGS All sizes; 26c value, special 12¢. $2.50 size, special... GALVANIZED DOWN SPOUT Fix up the down spouts before the rainy sea Zinch round galvanized, 10-foot lengths, 9O¢ Elbows to fit, 20¢ each. came down tn flames. Another case was where a me chanic attempted to replace a car buretor plug with a makeshift piece of bolt. There was a leakage of gas and the plane caught fire. The avi- ator tried to slideslip to put out the flames and crashed in « village. Hither the crash or the fire would have been fatal. Since the armistice was signed, Congress has appropriated $135,613,- 000 for the army and navy alr ser. vice. Approximately $20,000,000 of this has been for experimental and research work in an effort to reduce airman. | the hazards of the And while it is maintained Gant | the actual rate of deaths, in hours | of flying, increases, How to turn the trend in the other he question on ure of American direction—that is which the whole aviation depends, CHAS. SCHWARTZ Optometrist Ca . Optician Prices Reasonable oT Ls SUNBEAM SPOTLIGHTS A beautiful light for any car. Black and nickel finish, 24-inch lengths, CLOTHING The Lundquist-Lilly downstairs store for boys will carry on the campaign of low- er prices. Asin our great men’s store we are ready for action and mothers who are outfitting their boys for school will be jubilant at the message contained in this announcement. Our Entire Stock of High-Grade Boys’ Suits Is Reduced: 2,200 Boys’ Suits and Overcoats Reduced to 2,000 Boys’ Suits and Overcoats Reduced to ‘Any boy or any“tmother of boys who has ever purchased one of our suits will immediately rec- ognize the tremendous importance of this event. There is every conceivable kind of cloth and any. model of suit thata boy may desire in this vast assortment. There are actually over 4,000 gar- ments from which tto choose. We say without fear of contradiction that this is probably the great- est boys’ clothingisale ever held on the Pacific Coast. osname Store nent at 9 o’Clock Green Buildiigg