The Seattle Star Newspaper, September 19, 1921, Page 5

meta ana Pitan, PE iii hala pes: ERI Do PBA a8 ta ae cetera nme MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 19, 1921, THE SEATTLE STAR : SERVICE. (SHH BINT LETS STOP. "insure Against C Grunbaum Bros. Furniture Co. [i TT “oti, Wecaee ewe ee 2 SEA LE MEN 510,00 to Safeguard $2,000,000 “Foolish Wives” The People’s Popular Homefurnishers s : | Are Arrested on Charge of Robbing Circus Wes ry ROTTS) - © _= - This Is an Opportunity to Own a Brass Bed at an Extremely Low Price and Get a Fine Mattress e Rhodes Ca, ls Approved Despite Plot VANCOUVER, Wash, Sept. 19 Bert Orcutt 1625 ‘Third @ Se at one of the alleged bandite caught nday by herifts here with one demu A Georgeous Array of Ribbons, Flowers and Other. Trimmings Have Just Arrived From Paris Especially Adapted for Hats and Gowns Millinery Departmeént—Second Floor r man and two § from shotgun w nd lungs received rom the # Yr the ab 1625 Third ave,, &e @ other man tiken by the os with Orcutt, is shot thry the seriously wounded Straight from the Parisian designer comes this spacious display of new creations in dainty hat and gown trimmings, including Metallic, Brocaded Silk and Chiffon Ribbons; also a beautiful assortment of ribbon flowers used for negligee, gowns and fancy decorations, all of which are in the high shades. Jambes Longue French Dolls in faithful copy of the vogue. Beautifully made and featuring the Choice at $12.50 and $15. he report und two women and Mra, Beth Moore with ebildren arrested thru in formation given by A, Johnson, a furmer livin ar La Center, John ud of the Sells-Floto dincovered yund along He fo » two men You must see the stock to fully appreciate their richness and the dainty hand work it has taken to produce these charming ornamentations. The ribbons are marked to sell at $6.95, $12.50, $16.50 and $19.50 a yard, and the ribbon flowers, in piece and by the yard, are reasonably priced. present won, hay 1up silver new attered on the « circus a forest path ne , 4 the path toa rod multe $30,000 lowe Red like illustration—extra fine quality—2-inch pees. o> ererwen post, 1!4-inch cross rods, 1!4-inch rods head and foot, brush brass finish with satin stripes; obtain- able in full and three-quarter size. $47 50 . ° Very special 8 Styles to Choose From Priced at $32.50, $35.00, $37.50, $42.50, $45.00, $47.50. This Mattress Free WITH EACH PURCHASE OF ONE OF THESE BEDS sheriffa secreted them the cache waiting for of the alleged bandits. an aul Here Is an Exceptional Opportunity to Select Coating, Dress Goods and Skirting Attractively Priced Upper Main Floor Yard, $4.45 Check Velours, Yard, $4.95 aterial, 564 inches wide and 54-inch French Velour Chacks in all the differ- navy blue, tortoise shell ent sizes and color combinations. Marked n and pyramid gray. Tues to sell Tuesday at, a yard, $4.95. Wool Plaids, a Yard, $2.95 Plaids in a Wide range of patterns and 54 © inches wide, Plaids are the very latest in styles for fall wear. Tuesday, a yard, $2.95. Wool Tricotine, Yard, $2.95 54-inch wool Tricotines in colors of navy blue and brown only. This is an excellent material for dresses and skirts. Tuesday, a yard, $2.95. Wool Challies, a Yard, 98¢ Wool Challies, 27 inches wide and in a wide range of patterns in both light and dark shades, Suitable for both women’s and children’s wear. — Tuesday, a yard, 98¢. Chiffon Broadcloth, a Yard, $3.95 This is the season's most popular material for dresses and light wraps. It is 64 inches wide" and in a full line of colors. Tuesday, a yard, — @ hours of waiting er sege bearing Was 18529 and register s that of Bert Orcutt, drove up and oi within a few yards of in Se the 1 the deputies called upon the nin the car to halt, both men nen to run. Moore was shot by Bolivia, a n Burgy, chief of police of Van hh prt eel fired upon out 300 yarde| Both men were con : night in the Van r hospital, but refused to din- hold-up. Both} talk day, a yard Polo Coating, a Yard, $3.45 Imported wool Polo Coating, especially adapted for school wear. It is 60 inches wide and in ight, aypinvtnr brown and gray. Tuesday, colors of navy blue, a yard, 83.45, Zibeline Coating, a Yard, $2.95 54 inches wide and in colors brown and black. Tuesday, a t film ted th were highly priced Hel American Indians Water lilies food by the sal’s wrote two-m » doliar os ® direc the scenario and ¢ aclected M vont, his from the extras who appeared on lo on to take part im the making he picture ie »-atar, | A woo} coating of navy blue x Z ‘ ‘ yard, $2.95. ey 8 Wool Jersey, a Yard, $1.45 for Wool Jersey, 54 inches wide, a splendid qual ity material, in colows of emerald, purple, scar let, Sultan and brown, Tuesday, a yard, $1.45. Stripes and Plaids, a Yard, $4.95 material for skirts, 54 inches wide, including stripes and plaids in a fine quality of Pruncila and in a good assortment of color combinations. Tuesday, a yard, $4.95. O8 ANG Sept 4 Vorty and di censorship insurance! lars ‘This is the investment made by the Universal Film largely and Draperies || sre" iwemioyting AmBUre American senator, he decides to make her his conquest and his whirtwinc ip turns her head. Time r time be has her trapped, but some occurrence saves her. production Fooliah Wives,” nat being slanhed by state amond Dyes package vor tells how to dye or tint any worn od garment or drapery a new rich k, xpot, fade nme dyeing is OUTST TCT OUTTA STITT CTT See CS TTC ctor Erich von Stroheim at ne) erent present in engaged in whipping the film into final form as a 12 THIS 50-LB. SPECIAL COTTON FELT MAT- TRESS, covered in figured art ticking, with blue satin border (sells for $18.00 regularly), is offered as an added feature to emphasize the exceptional values offered at this sale. color that will not or run. Perfect guaranteed with Diamond Dyes even lif you have never dyed before, Just tell your druggist whether the ma terial you wish to dye is wool or silk © whether it is linen, cotton, or mixed goods. For fiftyone years millions of women have been using “Diamond Dyes add years of wear thelr old, shabby waists. skirts, dresses, coats, sweaters, stockings, draperies, hangings, count assaults the le daughter of an Italian whom he has been counter felting money, The Italian finds this out The count is cast into a sewer, and after him—a dead cat Fade out This highly elevating spectacte, on which already $1,200,0 in cash and 18 months of b by army of people have been lavished, was reeled off before Finally the Body of Seattle Hero on Way Word received by relatives here de clares that the body of George W.| that peace between Canada and the} | Krause, Seattle soldier killed over. | | Preas in action, has arrived at Hobo | United States shall remain until LIBERAL CREDIT EXTENDED | Want Peace to Last Here Till Time No More Resolutions expressing the hope purpose, paid. Universal and to to an MKEHI| New Phone—Elliott 4910 MMIII IRON half of 1921 increased 26 per If you are not strong or « everything!— Advertisement, Blend Coffee, It's good, that's sure, 40¢ Supreme | Hansen, 40 Economy Market. production censors will their approval be The censory were royally en- tertained, conferred with Univer sa) officials on censorship, and left behind them the impression that they were quite satisfied to pass the film when it should come before them for official re view Car! Laemmie insists he played host to the censors merely so censora and producers could ar- rive at a better general under standing. The censors made clear they, too, regarded this as the censors in a seven-hour show ing The picture will be released simultaneously in 35 cities in the United States. Laemmile expecta to net a mil lion dollars proft from the pro- duction Three Highwaymen Stage $20 Robbery) Three masked and heavily armed bandits stepped from beneath the trestle at Washington st. and Main ken and will be shipped to Seattle | “time shall be ho more,” and giving for Wurial. Krause, who was @ pri-|thanks for all the influences that/ vate, was twice cited for bravery. have hitherto preserved peace, have; He was a member of headquarters | been passed by the British-Ameri-| company, 63ist infantry, 91st divi | can association in Seattle in connce- | sion. : tion with the recent unveiling of | or the memorial arch at Blaine, Fran-| The recent whaling season cis R. Bateman, secretary of the showed a record of 445 catches, — borganization, has announced. ' —— The Store for Useful Articles it over that of 1920. well you owe it to your | rou can easily learm to dance at right’s, 1694 4th, cor. Pine. av. wif to make the following teat: see how long you can i Work without becoming take two five 9 of NUXATED } | ? en per day | Then tent tists Agree That the! Cause Is Due to Waste Products in the Blood Sunday night and pointed three ls at Russell Jackson, an Indian | {living on Vancouver Island. Jackson held up his hands and) three paws were thrust into bis | pockets. Three pairs of eyes watched | | his movements while Jackson's puree | yielded $20 to the highwaymen, The trio then left Jackson in the street why Lagmmle and Von Stroheim | while they ‘quarreled over the di- might Mive had some doubts aa | vision of the loot | Th “ to what would happen when it | “How are we going to divide $20 2 xghalarlggovonti geet <i IE pod drug age reached the censors,” says these jby three?" asked one of the bandits (issues, muscles, ligaments ani | Y er : |. “Very simple, my son," responded at rend Bee It's « story of a Russian count, | the tallest bandit. “Didnt’ you ever Hy nourished. It is also gat | a lowdown libertine and scoun study arithmetic? I get $10 and you Blood sil gh gh — drel, who seta up an establish | two get $5 apiece!’ waste products a | ment with two women at Monte - ! finesse a The count regards every | At Chinese weddings, the “begger i eerte aeeer san hey as bin prey chief” is invited to solicit funds for eS eS ieay akin Meeting the young wife of an all the other beggars in the city Reason No. 827 Why Taxes Are High in Seattle Tan, Pimples, Wrinkles Hi etanans. Ee ect. lindane a | There ought not to be any great mystery about why our taxes are high. For instance, consider the city legal department as an example of what is going on. Here are some 1920 figures compiled by the Tax Reduction Council: bis purpose, Nevertheless censors who ac cepted his hospitality have laid themselves open to the criticiam that they have, in a manner, obligated themselves to their host “Consider the plot of ‘Foolish Wives’ and you'll understand In order to (whalebone) pi lightest and st doen cover mouth; you can bite coi cob; guaranteed 15 years, introduce our new a STORE HOURS: 8:30 A. M. TO 6 P. M. v teat and have 3 } a) hed at thetr in 1 Canning Headquarters Buy Your Canning Supplies Now—Stock Is Getting | Low on Many Items and You Will Not Be Able to Get Them Later ing and th nation and advice free Call and See Samples of Our Miete and Bridge Work. We Stand the Test of Time. « Most of our present patronage te recommended by our early custom- | ers, whose work is still giving good satisfaction. Ask our > | fomera, who have tested our wo When coming to our office, be sure you are in the right place Bring | | this ad with you. Cut-Rate| “2 OHIO Dentists orders and rheumatism | @ trom the agonies of rheuma can be had only by correcti basic trouble—waste products “ Mhousands and thousands of men| | It ts = women during the past 50 years | {" ve cleared their blood of waste | fiuo 4 with 8 8. S, It is the ideal the poisonous waste m a no bad after effects and the re Sagit is wonderful. Begin taking 8 #. today and wri fustrated booklet, “Facts About the "—free. jeold Personal medical advice, without | with » charge. may also be had by sending ‘a complete description of your Address Chief Medical Directo Swift Specific Co., 732 8. 8. 8, Labor: | atory, Atlanta, Ga. All drug stores/| sell S. 8. S.—Advertisement, 35¢ DOZEN BOYD-MASON JAR CAPS, SPECIAL AT, DOZEN 15¢ DOZEN ARAP JAR RUBBERS, SPECIAL, THREE DOZEN FOR Vaaws rthing panty @npesi: The Arap is a jar rubber of superior quality—suitable for all kinds + et of canning. City and Population Employes Annval Cost ver is made we a1 of pure pow Kansas City of witah Minneapolis Portla Providence Buy Your Stone Jars—Tuesday 3-gallon Stone Jar, with cover, special ........$1.19 5-gallon Stone Jar, with cover, special ....... .$1.98 18-Inch Air-Tight Reduced Prices Heater Gym Pants ..........508 Special $1.69 | GymShirts ..........50¢ Regular Price $2.50 Boys, here is your chance to buy gym epi suits of superior quality at the same price These 18-inch Air Tight —_ you pay for the ordinary kind. Just com- | sage i Peps. ing pare our 50c shirts and pants with others |} They ano all alle Be of the same price. These suits were made Jf ing extra lining inside,- to sell at a higher price but we have | cast-iron legs and a good decided to reduce the price to 50c a gar- draft. : ment. Los Angeles Omaha 14 orts from »proximately i the 200,000 to 1 4 4 6 cittes of the 400,000, This compa: » is made from United States with a population ¢ and all th cities of the Pacific coast In Minneapolis law clerks receive $1,320 per year. In Seattle law clerks receive $2,500 per year. In Seattle stenographers receive $145 per month. In other cities stenographers receive $125 per month. In other cities average number of employes is 12. In Seattle the number of employes is 29. In the other cities the average per capita cost is 12c. In Seattle the per capita cost is 32c. The Alpheus First the Ja Just Honest Milk 7 Scientifically pasteurized pet @ presen by the most modern methods in a most modern plant Your Grocer Will Serve You council's committee on this matter, consisting of Attorneys Byers and John W. Roberts, makes these suggestions: clerical and stenographic help, and the reduction of of those retained nts, and that the istants be reduce ‘ond vssist salaries of the younger and less exp “"Third——We believe that if this office were administered with the same economy and efficiency as a private law office, a ‘saving of probably $25,000 to $40,000 could be effected without in any manner impairing its efficiency.” Sounds like horse sense. Slash this budget, city councilmen, and put the good advice into effect! Fewer need a 1221-Third Ave ‘COR UNIVERSITY: ELLIOTT 6210 el