The Seattle Star Newspaper, September 16, 1921, Page 14

'WINE MAKING IN | Vital Statistics’ BIRTHS HOMES ON MAT. nega RTH } | meer, boy. | t, Alexander W. 15 WASHINGTON, Sept. 16 De | whole question of home wine eine } The Comish School} Drame Music Dance Roy St. at Harvard bas classes In Ballet Dancing Interpretative Dancing Character Dancing Greek Dancing Folk Dancing Gymnastic Dancing Paeulty: | 906 Olympte 2 16th ave. ing was boing considered today by |». Prohibition Haynes |” | who may ask the department of jus v tice for a new ruling on the sub-| Brows ject. Reports reaching Haynes show |, Jthat the public has suddenty begun |i { age of an interpreta: | Coramissioner nee . R. FD. No. 4 oh, 1312 Mansachusetts J. Thy 149 W, THth at, boy. George, 4626 Kvanaton™ave, Peter T. 112 Roy at, gir ‘4, Bvera, 119% 12th ave. Sascki ARY AGATIUN a) to take ad | tion of the V ad act, made more than a yoar which allows the manufacture of 200 gallons of wine & year for personal use A deluge of applications for per mits under the ruling shows that » home wine making is on the in lerease, prohibition officials admit | under present mterpretations of the Volstead act, it is difficult to | peruse the permits. A review of the {decision might plug up this leak,! 4), | however. | 3 } ‘ wil MARRIAGE. _LICENSES| Name and Residence Age ning, William, Seattle .. 4 Couchman, Virgie, Seattle Tnracl 1504 Youlor way | Ravensdale, gtrl 3016 Emergon at « Frank J. aon, Peter 1 a, Pred 0, 7710 Bart ave. N. W irk Wur air Lar ¥. Cheann, girl. 4726 LTth ave. N r on, Alra, 6705 24th ave N. FE ettorteller, Charles Carroll, Mildred A. Seat My? bot those youngsters are hard on shoes—toes out again before you can say “knife"— and it's hard on any mother who hasn't discovered the un- usval values at this anusual apstairs store—not to mention the unusual pains taken by work guar me impressions taken in the mora- and est teeth same day. Exami- and advice free Call and See Sampice of Gur Pinte and Bridge Werk. We Stand the Test of Time. Most of our present patronage ts ended eur early custom-_ annetio, Seattle J. Seattle .. Lega yn 2 Legal Sigov ? . «. Hanna Kristine, pA 23 John Henderson, Coving- jon the stage, hiv portrayal of the sneaking, round-shouldered old Chi | | Sigtred F, 2221 22nd ave} | | Metropolitan, ‘Scotti “ey Gentle | Win Big Honors on Double Opera Bill: RAYMOND ity, as pe She nd opera at the | she came to a clone | tage, no double bill of) ® w LOracolo” and “La Navarra | Wak Scotti's characterization of the | hurse, uel Scarpia, in “Tonca,” has be-|% fortune tel o world-famed, evening, an| Ske, Mario Chamlee, ax Win-San o-Fang, an opium den keeper, he | L2Y. Win-sbee’s son, won merited Was again given an opportunity to|®PPlause, He has a delightful tenor depict the villain, Conaidered one | YoC% and his personality is such of the greatest singing actors now | ‘At he bas been most successful in every role he has undertaken. Anne He, a8 Ab-¥ée, Hoo'Tain's with trembling hands and| vealed a pleasing soprano Alice Gentle, as “Tosca” and “Car men,” was superb, but as Anita, in 4“ Navarraise,” she attained per fection, Not only waa her singing | exquinite, her tones clear and pow on Rothler, leading bamo of the| erful, but her acting was such that who is considered ajshe held ber audience spellbound. ter actor of exceptional abil. No opera has ever been given here & learned doctor, | ; Henriet Quee, Hoo-Che ano Paltrinier, as} an, jong of the opium vietim, was « as only the Master, Scotti, could give it As from his acting, jeott! has a bart tone voice of good quality. char, TI Another Big List of Specials END HNHAAUUTAUUHLA AIUUNINUGUOANEEAAUUEGERUNN TT rot = Mathigen, Monrad W Guatafsen, Esther, & Candiatt Hab I : =. Ask wor cr Mr. Morris and Dr. Davia to eur office, fit growing feet just right right place bs with you, OHIO satis bin mag Ad sT. Ry ig Some = On Boye and Girl Shoes from $2.50 to $5.00, Women's from $4.00. Men's Shoes frem $6.00. le Margaret Kthel, Seattle ado, Seattle ... ellie, Seattle Titcheock, Edna EB, 72, 8183 48th Spore, Thomas, 44, 2918 Fairview av Shoes Come on upt WENATCHEE.—Piang under wa for preparation of community hibit to be entered in Northwes' Froit exporition at Seatle in No vember. Pub T arlel Come tomorrow and shop in this fresh, renewed market—it will open your eyes oe wonderful values. 20 POUNDS. CORN SUGAR...:.....$1. Fest Patent Flour, sack Seedioas Raisins, Ib. No, 10 mck Whole "Wheat or Graham Flour . $1.00 Brooms, each 3 tbs. Corn Starch... 35e can Log Cabin Syrup be Del Monte Cateup. ge o coe ae0ace 6 beee Baa SAMMY, LE and = WILLIAM HALLIGAN Leos Ga: a Nature’s most wonderful _revi- talizer, and a fa- vorite_ refresher, too. Delightfully fresh every day. 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Stalls 4546 Near Main Entrance Best Creamery Butter 48c PURE HONEY, per quart....-....... EGGS, pullet, dozen. Sod ae CREAM CHEESE, mild, lb. . al CHEESE, sharp, Ib. Rene Seeee CANDIES BLUE COW BUTTER STORE PICNICS Pound . . Shoulder of Lamb, Ib. ....... Legs of Lamb, lb............1 Pot Roast, Ib. ............... Hamburger, Ib. ............. Smoked Jowls, lb............ FARMERS’ MARKET Stall 84 PEGGY'S BREAD Two Large Loaves Two-layer Cakes. Cookies, per dozen. PEGGY'S BAKERY Near Main Entrance —_: < o) Q HHU”"VtMDGM{(M NT Ti Hii VTKKNRCMMN CRN T_T Rear Entran Near Main Entrance Diamond “I” Lit- tle Pig Sausage, lb 3 Sye Farmers’ Style Sausage, lb.. .35c Frankfurters, Ib. ............20c Potato Salad, quart -..,......-,.40c SOUTH END DELICATESSEN Stall 50 Opposite Big Meat Market UNACLUNOAEOO0UAOOAEFOAEOOUSOOUAREEUANAGROCGOEUAOEOAEUOAAOALU AGUA Ey erased dead over the | dom accorded any artiat all shared honors | great as the “Navarralne” of Right Miss Gentie created the role ef Anita in Chicago, when this opera waa given for the first time, in 1920 red a tremendous 1 in the role. pera, where 4 hriek and talin |Newspapers Were Stuffed in Fi LONDON, Bert. 16—A Brussels dixpatch to the Dally Mail states that during the war that newepa pers was smuggled into Belgium fish and that sometimes as bi | 6 pounds ($20) was paid for a sin fish no etufted. “| Honest Doctor, ‘$10, 000 Ahead, Hands It Back Found, an honest doctor, who played a “$10,000” joke on a Seattle | bank for about two weeks and then an her lover, | the joke lont ite kick and the doctor | twice the amount,” declared Dr. Ho has a | the $10,000 | Sayre. voice , which) The honest phynician ! Dr. 7. D.| “rhe bank never seemed to miss to better advantage last! gayra, Seaboard building. On or|‘em,” the doctor said, “so I kept armen.” Touls| about August 29 the doctor pur-|them until Wednesday and returned neral, Garrido, | chased $10,000 of Argentine republic|them to the bank, They were 5 per t thelr) vovernment bonds from a well-| cent bonds and payable to J, P. More were Paolo AM! known Beattle bank. It is custom: gan Co., New York. ; Giordano Pal-| sey for the bank to deliver the bonds| “It is a generous bank,” declared and Angela) 4 few days after the transaction. It|the doctor, “but what would you Bade ag Rt | did—and delivered to the doctor $20.| have done with the bonds?” Aitho “La Navarralise” ts not as 000, instead of $10,000, his original } ~—- = well known and heard less often than many of the other operns, it ts at masterpiece, and, given the Y rmance it was last evening. r 4 attain greater prominence in the future. gives one p y of her lover, #he received an ovation such as is wel Morgan Kin | Araquil, tional ed ton, rb. trinier!, as amente, purchase. TO- ‘NIGHT-[2: Tomorrow Alright | et a25*° Box SPOKANE. —‘Spokane Valley! hamber of commerce plang apple | show in November | Same Quality at Lower Prices Society Brand Suits 949 are indicative of the new price level. We are showing a large assortment of these well- known garments at this new price. 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