The Seattle Star Newspaper, September 22, 1921, Page 7

THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 22, 1921. THE SEATTLE STAR FREDERICK & NELSON | FIFTH AVENUE AND PINE STREET aj] HUGE ¥ | TIRE | | SALE We have been for tunate in securing huge stock of high-grade ires at a_ ridiculously low price—that is why Wwe can offer these tires at such low prices. pliable HERE’S MORE ABOUT RAL SAY STARTS ON PAGE ONE Hooley on Aviation By Hugo Kelley “Shod th’ J Jsclfeacrificin’ and innocint gentle thot he is, left tvery thir t yta elatives at the ex A New Purchase of 100 Silk and Cloth Dresses $15.00 | ! RELYING for their effect upon smart style rather than abund- F ance of trimming, these new Frocks will make an instant appeal to fashion-wise women. They are of Another element enters into . ch this incident, The statutes of the state demand that all expense ac counts of county commissioners be approved by a superbor court Judge, ‘This was not done in this case.” No judge had a chance to in | vestigate these charges and pass upon them, ‘The expense of this trip Is aiMica 6 calls for Offered at a Very attinded im.” Low Price, Friday Hi h Gi d Fi t COUNTY DADS gh-Grade, irst- PREPARE POR WAR | Class Standard Cords Di a’ weak wie. tr 30x33 NS Cord 15.00 32x33 NS Cord 19.00 many, ece fent gintieman thot he is, paid th'|t bill wid th’ money ty th’ King coun. | t ty taxpayers.” | “Ut must be @®*foine thing to have | Persona tion field, and I di will be all ready k us again in t Charmeuse, Silk Crepes, Tricotine, Tricolette and ir Vegetables,” raid Marr S1x4 NS Cord 18.00 32x4 NS Cord 23.50 33x4 NS Cord 24.50 34x4 Rib Cord 24.00 33x43 NS Cord 34.00 94x43 |.. Cord 30.00 35x44 Rib Cord 34.00 36x44 Rib Cord 34.00 33x5 fib Cord 30.00 35x5 Rib Cord 34.00 37x5 Rib Cord 35.00 and iv the way velopin ut wid fields, an’ iy th’ thrip th Commissioner Ramsay Washington to give ut to th’ gov back to at th’ Willard hott?” § 5 “But O{ kape wonderin’ phwat | curtow 74 cents on th’ banquet bill was | A good place to bein saving is In the commissioners’ office, & good time is all the time, and a goed man te lead off is Chairman Ramsay! Cut down expenses, Mr. Com | “O'lm admittin' thot they was missioner, somethin’, wrong wid thot et USK THE AX! & th’ hotil. O'lve talked th e ‘| - b sa : are ene Police ‘Commissioner Rameay we S oS wrong steerin’ commit not say fur shure, bu jimpreanion thot Commisni jay, iligint gintieman tho off on th’ wrong fut whin |the Pullman porter wid $3.60 iv th |taxpayers’ money, fur sarvices rin-| 1D! jdered durin’ th’ thrip. ns MI RAMBAY Jeourt. ‘The missing |UNBURDENS HIS MIND gly Hh serge ed “And thot th’ Pullman porter in.| Her father is said \trayduced him to th’ third aswistant | COPY recently secraytary fv th’ fourth doorkaper, | McNeil Island penitentiary in wid th 1 wu M have th “—* end Commissioner Ramsay, polished | | jand fastidious gintleman thot he tx, |‘ er father herbee, the grandfather of is described as having . gray mustache and a HERE’S MORE ABOUT GIVES UP GIRL STARTS ON PAGE ONE Franciaco, | “ employed as a street | io for San where id has light | blue eyes. be an ex-| discharged from | | car m an And Wednesday night, when | the wedding ring and a box of | wedding invitations bearing the names of himself and Margaret | Barton were found beside serawied note on his dressing | . In the Group at Left AVERY SMART COAT-STYLE DRESS of navy tricotine, with front and side panels crossed by many rows of black cire braid—$15.00, A STRAIGHT-LINE DRESS of navy Poiret Twill, with new wide sleeves and slashed ef- fect at sleeves and bottom Poiret Twill —in Black, Navy and Brown. Coat styles, wide sleeves, braiding, flat embroidery and new details are admir- ably exampled—four of the smart styles are pictured: In the Group at Right COAT-STYLE DRESS of heavy black charmeuse, with long collar of rust-color satin and a row of rosettes down front fashioned of black and rust- color combined—$15.00, LONG-WAISTED FROCK of brown Crepe de Chine with Fabric Casings Gams 30x3 9.00 30x33 10.00 f 32x33 12.50 S1x4 14.00 32x4 17.50 33x4 15.00 34x4 18.00 32x44 15.00 33x44 20.00 34x44 20.00 35x44 22.00 | S6x43 22.50 33x5 20.00 3.60 35x5 22.50 37x5 25.00 4.50 [not dein’ familiar wid titles and hon. | &T8y he orable positions held by th’ raypub | Wooden leg. A city wide search by/ Hilcan pol s. began tellin’ this | loca! police began Thursday morn ithird assistant to th’ fourth door-|!ne for the girl and her alleged al lkaper tv the raysons he was back | ‘ductors jin Washington, and thot gimtieman| * es suggisted thot a banquet be ar! Wald teeth of ivory were ased as ranged, and Commissioner Ramsay, far back a# 1000 B.C. table, Matthew Lang lay dying in his room as a result of a mysterious poison which he had | brought with him from France. “He mentioned the poison when! he was here,” Mra, Barton said/ | Thereday morning, “telling me he y had obtained it when in the base | howpital division, but I had no idea of what he intended doing with it.” | ASKS THAT COUPLE | BE NOT TOLD lang left instructions the couple should be kept in ignorance of hin} death as long as possible, so that their honeymoon at Seaside, Oregon. | might not be marred by his act In hin note to the girl he loved the man wrote: . “It was the love I had for | outlined by taupe silk and wide braid in self color as the V8 tiny buttons—$15.00, only trimming—$15.00. of cs An opportunity for saving on new, smartly - styled Dresses —THE DOWNSTAIRS STORE New Tubes 1.40 1.50 1.75 2.75 3.00 3.00 3.25 “America’s Finest Footwear” for Growing Girls SPECIAL *12-5° Hats Reduced From $18.50 to $12.50 for Friday and Saturday Quality, perfection of fitting, wearing service and refined ele df ance are ou ig features of Turrell's footwear for misses, |My) | growing girls and children—and prices are uniformly moderate. ff] A joy postponed Made of Duvetyn and Velvet, hand em- broidered, feather trimmed, coque feather Selected Used Casings and Tubes . Casings Tubes ts a joy half wasted Music in the home! Is there |Another Rowboat } . . Te Missing at McNeil TACOMA, Sept, 22.—Since the on | cape of Roy Gardner, the famous | mail train bandit, from MeNetl taland | | and ornaments, in all the new colors and latest models. Ball Strap Lace Oxfords music in yours? Investigate player pianos today! Here yot will find ample stocks, splendid quality, and the price and con- venient term considerations ; 7 ve iol | that may make this purchase | possible at once. | penitentiary, there hag been an epi demic of missemng rowbonts, J. 0. | Evans, residing near Gertrude, three | miles from the prison, reports his rowboat missing, Investigation is be. |ing made, Ly —whh medallion perforations on tip, low, broad heels and jum = round toes. Brown calfskin or black calfskin—an extremely ') popular style for fall wear.. 1 Sizes AAA to D. s Brown $7.75 Two-Strap Oxfords Patent Brown $7.00 $7.50 Smart twostrap Oxfords in black patent colt and brown calf | with low, broad school heels and Goodyear welt soles; medallion perforations on toe and perforated around seams. Sizes AAA TONE BROS.’ GREATEST SALE | to D. offers you your choice of thou- } sands of yards in exclusive Overcoat fabrics, tailored by masters of the tailoring art, at phenomenally low prices. Cummings & Thornton 1325 Fourth Ave. 3013 3.50 Up .75 4.00 Up1.00 4.00 Up 1.00 911375 4.50 Up 1.00 31:4 5.00 Up1.00 3214 6.00 Up 1.25 3x4 = 6.00 Up 1.25 3414 6.50 Up1.25 All other sizes in pro- portion Get Your Overcoat Now / At This Big Sale And remember: to postpone a joy is to half waste it. Now—today— you should be enjoying a good player piano in your home. Retreading 30x34 Rib or NS 7.00 31x4 Rib or $10.00 yon $2x4 Alb or NS11.00 33x4 Ribor NS11.50 ae $4x4 ib or 0512.50 32x44 Rib or NS14.25 33x44 Alb or NS14.50 94x44 Rib or NS14.75 35x5 Rib or NS17.50 87x5 Rib or NS18.50 Bring or ship us t) sings; all gout of casings Allservice free with purchase of new tires. jee PIKE STREET TIRE SHOP W. 0. STANDRING, ~t Prop’r } Los) PIKE ST. 10s} *"s Ss si caniett 0446 ay & Co. Third Avenue at Pine SEATTLE * Sookene + Portland Sherman HIGH SHOES For Growing Girls and Misses Fine brown calfskin and black calfskin high shoes of finest quality workmanship and materials. These are truly wonderful fitting shoes made over Turrell’s foot-form square toe last; Goodyear welted soles. Suits, too, in these truly wonder- ful values, Come in and see the superior fabrics. Ses end pt . $ 5 5 e 00 Suiis and Overeoats. $69.00 <failors ~— BIG CORNER STORE Second at Marion 2% to? AAA to D Brown $8.50 11% to 2 AA to D Brown $7.25 Black | $6.75 MISSES’ AND CHILDREN’S —stylish patent coltskin shoes with white glazed kid tops, lace style, welted soles—a perfect fitting shoe built on a straight footform last. $7.00 1% es Brown Elk School Shoes —for growing girls and misses. A very attractive style, built on a well-fitting last with Goodyear welt soles, These shoes will stand hard wear and retain their shape. AAA to D, 8% to 11, B to D SECOND AND COLUMBIA Largest Bank in the State of Washington Also brown calf, same last, for growing girls only. $8 50 Established Thirty-one Years see teeeene e Bizes 2% to 8, AAA to D. .owrweeeeeee