The Seattle Star Newspaper, September 22, 1921, Page 2

FRIDAY-SATURDAY SPECIALS: —no C. 0. D, or phone orders; one to a purchaser—these specials (except clothes baskets) will not be delivered; can be easily taken by purchaser. MAKE YOUR OWN TERMS! —to be of the greatest assistance to the thou sands and thousands of homefurnishers of this great Northwest and to demonstrate this store's leadership and supremacy—we say to the new customer, the prospective homefurn- isher, to get acquainted with the wonderfui advantage of this store's credit s make your selections of homefurnis ings up to $100— WITHOUT A CASH PAYMENT At TIME OF PURCHASE. —the balance to be paid in small weekly or monthly payments to meet your indi- vidual requirements. SALE! imported willow baskets — —a direct importation in exceedingly large quantity makes this sale, these prices, possible; baskets are of genuine imported willow and strongly made. rted willow clothes basket; 25 by 17 inches wide; very pecial, Friday- 69c black Coatex shopping bags: very special priced— —well made reinforeed wit glass utility jars: reduced for 2 regular price $1.65 —glass utility Jars in wets of three; lat. fqt and 4at. sizes; absolutely sanitary; hemmed table cloths, 2-yard | in 70-inch satin-finish damask; very special while they last, $1.65. MEZZANINE FLOOR —easily applied and dries in 4 hours; makes your floors) eany to clean; regular price 65c pint; special, Friday Saturday, 48¢. —24-ineh hard vulcanized eloth-lined suit-case; FLOOR ae THE SEATTLE STAR WENATCHEE (_soxcsin> GETS NEW | RAILROAD | | | | Will Connect Up Rich Agri- cultural District; Sur- , vey Is Begun lf with Ite stendfast policy te pre- 0 interests of the entire state, readers about the bumper grain and fruit erope that are m being marketed, and about conditions generally in Bustorn Wasbingtoa — Habit By Ralph J. Benjamin RICHLAND, Sept. 23.—Ever hear of the Wenatchee Southern rail-| road? The folks here have been hearing about it for many m 4. They've ed about it, and dreamed about | . wht for it Now it looks as if the railroad ts | [amsured, | SURVEYING CREWS ARE ON THE JOB Survey crews to run the first| |lines started out last Monday morn. | jing from Richland. ‘They are work ling toward Hanford, a few miles to| Mra Romeyn B. Jansen. Mra |the north, The survey is being paid | Jansen ts singing “Marwelllalse,” the for by the people of Kennewick, |» po ‘ Richland, Hanford and towns the |#™0Us French song, In conjunction propebed Wine Will serve, jwith the feature film, “The Four Richland ia the center of a fine tr. | Horsemen of the Apocalypse,” now rigation district. ‘The farms produce | showing at Manager John Hamrick’s | jbumper crops of alfalfa, apples and) Piue Mouse theatre, Mra. Jansen, other produce, ‘That isn't all. When |). " | o \ | the people of Seattle, Tacoma, Spo- Posseases 8 wonderfully sweet | }kane and Portland dig down deep contralto voice, i» one of Beattle’s | into their pockets for cash to buy | most popular songbirda. She sings the first strawberries of the sea | “Marsellaise” from behind the! son they are sending money to the| wings while the pleture farmers around Richland and Kenne- |" ofnse" adding realinmn to the stomp wick. ao Bs say? viey as one of the characters appearing come from the Kennewick distric' & 2 ltrhe first berries from this district |", ‘ne screen l# supposedly singing |brought $10 @ crate this year. } But Richland hasn't a rafiroad| Singing insects are among the nat }tine down the valley from Wenat-| ural curiositie ‘Iebes: lohee, and that's what it is after deamon sean 2M. timre |The people of this district are never | going to be happy unl they get that ratiroad, GREAT NORTHERN UNABLE TO COPE WITH APPLES Listen to R, D. Sawyer, publisher | of the Righland Advocate, and chief booster for the Kennewick-Richiand district: “There in’t any railroad line from Wenatchee south. The Great North ern is Wenatchee’s only road. It the G, N. were to haul nothing but apples out of Wenatchee until March it couldn't handle half of the crop. Wenatchee needs another) railroad ling, And, eo do we need it “Wenatchee raines the apples, but it doesnt go in very strong for hay. We raise the hay. But, to get our hay to Wenatchee, just a few hun- dred miles up the valley, we have to attle, and thence over the Great around and it costs money, » “Fanford and Kennewick wil pro- —it’s sealed in by road line, and I bellove It is @ cer| country, It will serve one of the richest food producing sections in Sees Cold Coming; merchandise, I am showing the same models and materials as any store in town at PRICES 4 TO ¥, LESS. Case Is Continued the nation It's mighty badly| nent” mes CROP PROSPECTS } BRIGHT AROUND RICHLAND Crop prospects this year are! bright around Richland. The rich} crop of Jonathan apples already haa started east. The first carload was| | shipped two weeks ago. It came) went direct to New York City, where the rest of the big apple crop from the Grosscup farm also ts going. | At Kennewick, the crop reports! were fine, Business is good. It looks like a bumper year, "TACOMA: . SONOLNPULD & SHES Warrants Forged by Crooks With Dead Men’s Fingerprints Milton Carlson, examiner and pho-|print# of another man forged on the | tographer of questioned documents, |safe door. | lof Los Angeles, was here today ex “While I was in Chicago recently ,plaining to County Bertillon Opera | operatives of the war risk insurance |tor Roy Murdock how it is now pow | | sible to forge finger prints. | “A skilled cracksman,” said Cart |ernment was being defrauded of | json, “can blow a safe and leave be-/thousands of dollars, apparently by | [hind him as ‘evidence’ the finger | aéaq men, soldiers listed as killed in| jthe war. | “It was found that the signatures of these men reported dead were signed to allotment warrants, in oth er words, that the warrants had been cashed apparently by the dead men themselves, | “Finger print experts were given | the warrants, and, to make the case more puzzling, found upon them the | supposedly dead men's finger prints. “The next step was a careful checking up to determine whether| the men reported dead actually| were dead. Their deaths were veri!) fied, It was then a certainty that their signatures as well a» their) finger prints were forgeries, “Investigation finally brought to | | | department discovered that the gov-| i condition. The % == tier Loag Does it Take to Settle sceased. —> 0 <2 0 C— ) light that an army officer had com fl require six mitted the forgeries. He was in a i ths; others position where he had access to the lp en require men’s enlistment records, From these a or more—depending on the personal oP of the Listen sw ' the character of the estate. How much would the heirs have to wait on the individual executor than on the trust organizatién? While the one is learning the other is acting, Which will you favor when writing your will? he was able to get their signatures as well as their finger prints, This cleared up the mystery.” Carlson says he discovered the process for forging finger prints 15 years ago. He has now become world famous as a forgery expert His services as an expert witness in court cases involving forgery or) alleged forgery are much sought) after. “Finger prints are forged,” he said, “by @ process that I call tn verse photography. That is the only way I can explain it. It would take| 4 cracksman but a few seconds to put forged finger prints on a safe. It would take an expert, with the aid of chemists and physicists, days and perhaps weeks, Ww detect the borgexu” —30 > <— 30 ¢ S00 OS Ps National Bank of Commerce Have you had the nerve killed in any teeth? I¢ you have, you are natu rally im doubt as to whether or not It Is ab sceased, with all the bad ef fects which may follow this X-ray will show whether or not this tooth is ab- fs you should know it by all means. We will take one X-ray picture without any cost whatever, The Regal Dental Offices} DR L. R. CLARK, Manager 1105 Third Avenue Corner Third and Union COAL $7.50 Per Ton at Bunke: CITY FUEL CO, DISTRIBUTORS KLLLOTT 0259 All specials on sale Friday and Saturday. Tax when necessary. Delicious Chocolate Creams Pocket Mirror and Pocket Comb A good, strong pocket comb with “case and a pocket mirror. he eis Oe Epsom Salts Cleansing to the bowels, purl fies the breath and relieves in digestion. Per BOX .ssseseceeene cess 106 ype llc Church’s Grape Juice A home product made from Washington-grown grapes. Per Pint +. 40¢ Two Pint 4lc Senna Leaves for .. A good, old vegetable cathar tic, useful for all forms of con stipation, Per Box .. Two Boxes arene MOG . lic Cascara Bark Yor making cascara cathartic. Does not gripe or upset the stomach, Per Box Two Boxe hoe Peiguhiee:: Ilc Tooth Brush and Paste A delightful paste, cleansing, whitening and thoroughly anti. septic combined, with a first. class tooth brush. Brush and .. 36¢ for ses-- Second and Pike Second and Madison Fourth and Union Fourth and Madison Calomel Tablets For biliousness and disordered liver; packed 100 in bottle. Per Bottle ......see+0.4---25¢ Mie nates sandgntenes oO? Jergen Bath Soap Tablets A good, hard, well-milled soap, delicately perfumed and delightful to use th CAMO. o0c sosonenesesss 10¢ ee ke llc Rubber Sponge and Wash Cloth Roth very useful and of stand- ard value. Cloth or Sponge ee Borden Chocolate Bars This delicious confection tn milk or nut bar. Por Bar ...scccscsevcocceses Se Two Bars oe yeh ang RE 6c Sugared Walnut Meats A new and delightful sweet meat; put up in sealed packages. Per Package ....... eeeeeeee Se Two Packages tee he 6c Chamois A soft, well-tanned chamois for polishing or toilet use. -25¢ Per Chamois ,, 26c ‘Two Chamois THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 22, 1921 Extraordinary Sale Women’s Garments A WONDERFUL OPPORTUNITY TO BUY A HANDSOME NEW FALL COAT, DRESS OR SKIRT AT PRICES THAT WILL ASTONISH YOU $10,000.00 STOCK SACRIFICED Ladies, believe me, I am not paying the high advertising rates asked by the news- papers to make statements in my “ads” that I cannot support and “back” with the ee: DRESSES 50 Dresses in taffeta, $5.00 ENTIRE SKIRT STOCK All $5.00 and $6.00 Skirts at..............$1.95 All $10.00 to $25.00 Skirts at.. $18.00 $19.50 $35.00 and $40.00 $25.00 "HARA’S UPSTAIRS STORE Second Floor Economy Market Corner’ First Ave, and Pike St. « J COATS 50 fulblength Wool Coats, worth $15.00 to $20.00—in BS sseees eaero 5 .$10.00 ye oh ality _....$19.50 $25.00 and $40.00 “sopgas cso replied Murphy. _ “How long have you been warning |; folks of this cold?” he was asked. Everybody get rendy for sero; “Ever since the ice on Puget Sound ship it to Portland, thence to Se Notice this delicious weather, soalskin coats and snow | broke up,” responded Murphy. shovels. It’ to be a tough old Northern to Wenatchoe, Or, the hay flavor when you winter, avers Frask D. Murphy, who goes via Spokane, It’s a long way smoke Lucky Strike says he knows, Murphy was brought before Judge : a Crawford E. White Wednesday on a vide lots of freight for’ the new rail-| the toasting process charge of vagrancy. “What is your business, Murphy?” asked the court “I'm an emissary of the Lord, come tainty. It will mean the develop-| Pi 7 ment of @ great deal more of this D4 aioe poets to warn. Seattle folks of the zero Indict Five for Fraud Thru Mail. Murphy then told the court his home was Nowhere, B. C, His case has been continued. CHICO, Cal—B. C Cheney fell from a horse here Wednesday and broke his neck. Cheney continued to go about his work. He now lies in hospital in a plaster cast, Doctors weather, the horrible cold that kills,” | say he will recover. [oon Mek nee 20a) DVuUBLES THE VALUE UF YuvuR MONEY You cannot afford to overlook a single item. for general agricultural purposes b cause of high water and sandy soil, Box Paper Rose, buff or white, in narrow or wide envelopes; 24 sheets and 24 envelopes. A good linen creamy centers, rich coatings and freshly made; un- boxed. Me Pound ......-scceeess+ LaPrimera Castile} fot Water Bottle Fountain Syringe Strong, reliable rubber and fully guaranteed. Always sold A pure olive oll soap in orig Borden’s Malted A highly nutritious drink for invalids and children. Per Bottle ...cssesseeseees 50¢ Glycerine Regular 4-02, bottle of pure refined glycerine, Cascara Aromatic laxative highly beneficial for all forms of con- Powder Puffs Wool or velour puffs, velvety texture and convenient size. Linen Paper to the box; excellent writing surface. Per Package ...ésesesceses B35¢ Toilet Waters Exquisite flower odors, dainti- ly boxed. A delightful fragrance. Shaving Brush Gem Razor A splendid shaving outfit that will give you an ideal shave, A dainty soap dye. Restores TOP cnceeveeees Broadway and Thomas University District — 14th Ave. N. E. and E. 50th St. West Seattle—At Junction