The Seattle Star Newspaper, September 6, 1921, Page 2

S-A-L-E: library and davenport tables— —values here that you'll go far to meet! At f $27.50 a mahogany top table, beautifully fin- ished, is only a sample of hundreds of other exceptional values in this sale of library and davenport tables. ® mahogany top library table — —THIS SAMPLE VALUE; a library table with " very pleasing lines; finished tn antique brown Mahogany; size of top 38x48 Inches; regular at price $45—; SPECIAL FOR THIS SALB.... hess i” -~, estat anoy ally top davenport table— be J mstogaay top davenport table — reguier ‘TACOMA: 5. SOROMNTELD 8 SN, Poeyibdaien 1 All-Wool Jersey Conte Ee naples . $3.75 Everybody's wearing them. They are fashionable, dressy and economical. Just the thing for these cool days. Color: Kelly Green; size 34 to 44. ’ ON BALCONY Ladies’ Sateen Petticoats Regular $1.50—Special $1.00 Here’s a real bargain—made of good sateen, black only, with plain and floral flounces. Wear better than silk. Ladies’ Hose 20c Boys’ Union Suits 2 Pairs 35¢ $1.25 Value, for 75c Elastic ribbed, fall wel A good quality Black Cotton : cone rusted cotton; long sleeves, Hose; hem top; spliced heel and | ankle length, closed crotch toe; sizes $% to 10%. Union Suits, Sizes 8 to 16 years, Boys’ School Hose 3 Pairs for $1.00 A splendid wearing Hose; 1-1 rib, double heel and toe: sizes 1% to 11. B35¢—3 for $1.00. Boys’ School Shoes Reg. $6; Special $3.75 A g00d Calfskin Shoe; color: brown; English walking heavy single sole; full vamp; Regular Value $4.50—To Clear $2.75 Brown and biack, in calf and elk hide; scuffer style; have good, strong wearing soles, Don't pass these up, Bizeg 11% to 2. THE STORE THAT SAVES YOU MONEY faa Ae aia tae SEES eee | lant; |Victims of “Redlighting” ORDERS ARREST Where Are These 2 Men? OF CONTRACTOR f { | These are the two men for whom the Humanitarian s0- ciety is conducting a nation- wide search. Dan Peterson (right) and Patrick Bingham (left) were “redlighted” from} R598 Beg i revel HE HE ADMITS HALF MILLION THEFT Packing Co. Official Gets Indeterminate Sentence AUSTIN, Minn, Sept. 6.—-R. J. cy") vag alleged to have em- EAA ela If a million doliars | from the George A. Hormel Packing | Co., of which he wag comptroller, | wag today given an indeterminate | sentence in the penitentiary. He pleaded guilty to two charges, one of stealing, $390,000 and the other of taking $85,000. Judge F. D. Meighan, tn passing | sentence, named no fixed time, but| gave Thompson an indeterninate sen- | tence on the firet charge, and the! same on the second charge, the sec: | and to begin on expiration of the | first term. The second term ia not to | be more than five years, the court pronounced. EPISCOPALIANS OPEN SESSION, Bishop Keator Attends Big Synod at Salt Lake City SAUT LAKE CITY, Sept 6— Bishpp Frederick Keatos, of the) diocese of Olympia, was among the} dignitaries of the Eptecopal church attending the opening here today of the fourth synod of the Pacific coast Province of the ehurch. Problems which have grown out of conditions following the world ‘war are to be discussed. Today's activi. ties were confined to the convention of the continental missionary bishops. Lay delegates are present from) every state west of the Missouri | river, DR. H. T. HARVEY (Ex-President Michigan State Board Dental £xaminers) Pyorrlien Specialist rrhea § % Ray Laboratory Highest Order of Restoration 504-12 Eitel Building < ae Ay 4 ‘ a a eid thts oo. SECOND AND PIKE SEATTLE ATTLE STAR Meier Has Warrants for Scalzo Issued | Seattle for the first time Tuesday Called ite police power into play to | force contractors on city jobs to live up to their agreements. | Warrants were tesued for the ar rest of Thomas Scale, a contractor laying sewers and sidewalks on W. Massachusetts at. West Seattle, charging him with violating ordi nance No, 64415. Two workera, A, B. Commander, of 116 Dearnborn st, and ©, A. Hazen, 4th ave 6. W, and Holden ¢ st. lodged complaints against Boalzo iM |in the office of Corporation Counsel a OW. I. Meter, who caused City Attor |ney Meagher to insue two warrants for Bcalso’s arrest. | Bealzo ta accused of paying Com | mander and Hazen $3.60 and $3.75 « day, respectively, for wark which the ordinance provides shall be paid for at the rate of $4.60 and $4.78 a day, “Meler promiséd us he'd go down the line tn thim matter,” said Ralph Piorca, of thé legal bureau of the Centra) Labor counefl, who took the two complainants and 13 other work ers, witnesses, to Meler’s office, ‘Mobilize Radicals, eae Is Socialist Plan WASHINOTON, Bept. 6.—-Mobili zation of radicals of al] shades of opinion into an effective political unit is the aim of the American #o- clalist party, It wag revealed here to- day. A nation-wide campaign is now being conducted by the socialist na tional executive committee, The first step ts a survey of rad feat opinion on the plan. Latters have gone from socialist headquar tere to every radical and so-called women in the country. The Big Sale Goes On! This morning at 9 o'clock the doors opened for the fourth day of our big QUITTING-BUSI- NESS SALE. On Thursday, Fri- day and Saturday we were com- pelled to turn hundreds away. Those who were patient enough to wait their turn were rewarded with big savings. I want to repeat this fact: Shafer Bros. are positively quit- ting business. The sooner our big stock is disposed of the better we will like it. Lines will not be replaced. The only new goods that will come into this store will be some clothing in transit now. or under orders which we were unable to cancel. Mail orders cannot be handled at this time. Residents of this and adjoining states can save enough on their winter outfits to pay more than their expenses to this great sacrifice of men’s and boys’ clothing. We aré closing out at prices that mean a loss to us in practic- ally every instance. Every ar- ticle in our big stock has been ruthlessly cut in price. The store is filled with nationally adver- tised, standard merchandise. Come today and see the greatest clothing sale ever held on the Pa- cific Coast. And remember that our well known guarantee, “Money Back If Not Satisfied,” will continue in force until the very last ar- ticle is gone. Julius Shafer. FOR SHAFER BROS. Second and University. First and University. Positively Quitting Business progressive organization of men and| SCHOOL OF ART | OPENS SEPT, 12 Leaders of Profession to Instruct Here } . Completing arrangements for leans | of floor space on the third floor of | the Thompson building, Fourth ave. | and Cherry at. the Beattie Art club | announces the opening Monday, Sep- | tember 12, of the day and evening art | classes covering @ wide range of sub- Jeota, Bechool children’s interests have not been overlooked. Special classes for beginners and those more a& vanced have been provided for Bat urdaye, Bvening claeses will be held tn | cast and iife drawing design and Gecorative ert and modeling in clay | end sculpture, Particu! attention has been paid to requirements of be | sinners. OIL, AND WATER COLORS TAUGHT Day clasves tn oll and water oolor painting will be held and other classes will be added in subjects for which there is @ sufficient demand | Students may enroll at the present club headquarters in the Hoge build ing annex. Among the tnatructors ar F, Te dama, who will have cast, life and| stil life and of) painting classes Miey Eleanor Campbell will tn jatruct the design and decorative art) classes, Alonzo Victor Lewis will be tn structor for the sculpture and model- ing clasnes. bd RECEPTION PLANNED | FOR STUDENTS A reception for student members of the club will be held tn the club's \Present headquarters Friday even ing, September 9. Those interested in wtudying art are invited, | | The winter sensions will be for a period of three quarters, of 12 weeks| each, with week's vacation at |i Christmas. The club plans on hold fg & epectay summer school. Many ‘octal affatre will be held| 4uring the school year, an unusual | Hallow’en party being the largest af: | fair planned for the near futura NES WRNRY Reported Mine War in Illinois Denied } ROSICLARE, UL, Sept. 16.—Ofti clals here today dented any serious Gifficuities had occurred between striking miners and tmported mine guards and strikebreakers over Labor | day. Rumors of a battle near Rostclare Were declared to be without founda | uate Optometrist Glasses *5crmpiste | Free Examination GLOBE OPTICAL CO. 1514 Westlake Ave. Between Pike and Pine a 4 teat your eyes ‘Tre National Remedy of Holland for €enturies and endorsed by Queen Wilhelmina. All druggists, three sizes, “a Conklin Millions of students are troo to school. 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