The Seattle Star Newspaper, September 30, 1921, Page 10

FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 30, 1921. PAGE 10 THE SEATTLE STAR wet eae Jowell fie Sa Tite 4rd SIXTH AVENUE and PIKE STREET ie ee eA Sills we aseainorz Saturday Specials | eee bettie OP ETIT EL tn sahil Cothagated Garbage Can i | No. 1 Russwin Food Cutters Four-blade. Hinged bowl permits easy cleaning. Special View of Seattle’s magnificent new Roosevelt high school, on its hill overlooking Cowen park, as it appeared yesterday when snapped by Price & Carter, The Star's staff photographers. “Out in Cowen Park district things amount of material needed, workmen | bullding presented a conglomeration, On the second floor will be the} raced on 66th #t. and on Brooklyn moving with a speed and a vim | placing forms for the concrete an the of scrub trees, berry patches, brush | girls’ gymnasium, boys’ gymnasium, | ave, ted to complete Roosevelt|/ new building mounts higher and plots, chicken runs and whatnot shop rooms, sclence rooma and class Next fall will see what is now a oral Seattle's high school “We | higher, In a little over a year on the same rooms, The third floor will be de tuxe,.” by July, 1922. The construction te practically | plot will 4 another practinal | voted entirely to class rooms. The new building will be under | complete, including the second floor,| monument of Seattle to its youth The second and third stories are |" within the next month, accord-| The third floor, the roof and the|and thelr education | Nghted six inner courts, }ur porary offices turned “presto to the contractors, Rounds-Clist| structure soon will be under cover.| On the first Moor one will find the| ‘The building will contain over 200 | ch ern high sche About 175 men are at present) All water and heating pipes are laid. | assembly hall, general offices, lunch rooma, counting all space, and is ade- | up-to-date, placed amid ample and freight room with elevator, | quate and adapted in every way to| beautiful grounds, er room, shower school needs, It may well leave the os class of “Just buildings” and bec "| Angels and De ils ’ % aze of scaffolding and cement, ing sheds, cement mixers, boxed A very durable can, built to withstand hard Spee ni $2. 39 Front Door Lock and Handle Complete with solid brass sectional handle, cylinder lock with three keys, and i gg brass knob escut- yed, representing a daily pay-| The building ts practically all con. | room, of over $1,000. crete, The only structural steel in j the onlooker, the whole scene! tn the roof trusse © the assembly | room, or girls, locker fone of busy activity, with heavy | hall and the boys’ gymnasium. re , eet institution within itself, bringing in the immense| Last May the Present site of new ro Pt Sn ee seven bloc ad _Plot will be ten Banished Together = Set T'S AWFUL TO GET CALLED OUT OF BED BY MISTAKE: <=--—2=) OMT nox cation, forbids the mention of fairies, | ish, 98 ut Telephone Centrals Are Not Infallable; They Have Troubles, Too ee oo @ron. Selentiats, oppreners and “Bay, how'd ya got that way?) “Number do you know what Ti do make mistakes. But it does MT eS denpots will be popular words, “But say, pleane? ‘The central} fs busy, my neck! Get me that! tri and oe darn quick about it! “The line is still busy,” “hello” girl in a slightly sharper/| other end of the line. | =Aw, you give me a pain! ts the Wt that she gets for her trouble.| trouble? Oftentimes, a volley of lan- sharp click follows as the trate | guage that can very shortly change her opinions of mankind*in general. just the same as anyone cleo and we ‘r bangs up the receiver. ———_—--- “T'm ringing them.” replies | encourage the impatient one at the | viewed. She tries still again. What does EN particular about their per- sonal appearance will be in- terested in the establishment of a new shop of fine tailoring—a shop that will build suits of charac- ter at more moderate prices. This shop formally opens for business tomorrow. . A very fine collection of high-class and advance patterned fabrics will be offered for individual selection. And the popular price of $35 will be accorded all patrons ordering at this time. We are prepared to give most excel- lent service, and it will be the policy of our shop to make suits of recog- nized quality and character at sens- ible prices. We hope to deserve your patronage in the very near future. Having been established in the tail- oring business for many years, we bring to this new shop a wealth of experience, expert buyers of qual- ity fabrics and tailors that can com-- pete with the best custom makers. SUCCESSORS TO ROTH & CO. again for the number and failx.| hate worse than anything else?” she says tojone of them asked you make one mistake and get them she get for her) out of bed in the early morning “Of course, you can't blame them ro for being mad, but we're human| like “Do tell—" and bang up the re “Maybe she did make a mistake, but is that any reason that he should shout something that sounds ceiver? “Of course, all the customers we) get arent crabs. There area } can be, We are willing to do our best for them. There are some who Are just too sweet for any good une, tho, They are the ones who try to jolly us and make dates to take ua to lunch. We have ways of stop ping that “When an old forry gets too! clubby with us we stop him with! several calls for “number please.” If that dosen't work, we ring off and/ let ‘om swear. “On the whole, our job has ad. vantages, But It doesn't make for & lasting faith In human nature un lena we ) a our heads.” Decorated Vets A Are to Attend Funeral Washington Congressional Medal and sent to Washington, D. C., to attend the burial ceremonies to the unknown American soldier when the body ls brought from France, accord. ing to a report from the war de. partment. Famous Lightship i Has Passed Away LONDON, Sept. 30.—Nab Light ship’ has been replaced after 110 years’ service by @ modern sub- #| marine bell-buoy, ALBERT OVERSTREET, 34, diet Hiwuddenty at hin home, 4627 W. "| Morgan st. Thurmday, MeDougall-/outhwick | SECOND SE RE SHOPPING HOURS 9:00 TO 5:30 Buy Your Winter favored gray. Drop-seat closed crotch style. make a girl furious to have an old] Allowance to Be when tnter.| fool yell at her when ashe tells him | “Worse than anything elae| that ‘the’ party who called has hung are the crabs who jump you because| UP and to excuse it please. of people who are as considerate as| of Honor soldiers are to be listed! UNION UITS SPECIAL VALUES Heavy cotton Union Suits in the Given Ministers IPSWICH, Eng, Sept. 20.—Die- conan boards have decided to make an allowance to ministers whose sal aries are insufficient, This plan was adopted to keep the mininters from | accepting jobs at outside work |What You | Planned To Pay Hero's a Shoe Sale that ft would be sheer folly to mina. All you've got to do is to take the elevator to | the Third Floor of the Seaboard Dullding at Fourth and Pike and nee —cococcoAK a NN Shoes that any woman will be proud to wear, $2.95, $3.60, $4.75 and $5.50 are some of the prices and that's Just about half of what these shoes| Were made to nell at. It means your Ne@w ahoes at half what you expected to pay. DAVIS & MORRIS SHOF STORE Third Floor Seaboard Bidg. Fourth and Pike COME ON UP! [> ~o ==> =o-= AT PIKE Underwear Now N Union Hardware Co.'s Roller Skates Spell at wessesssern. D2VDO For Salmon Trout Fishing 84 feet Taco Salmon Trout Troll Rigs— No, 80 Flashers and No. 2 Colorado Spinner. Special $ 1 33 No. 80 Tacoma Trout Flashers, nickel Crystalite Rooting One-ply, 108 square feet, packed with | Old English Floor Wax neal”. 68C special .... some of the values offered in Fine plated and brass. Special at 84-foot lengths. | Windshield Cleaner Keeps the windshield clear and clean. One stroke cleans the full width of the glass, Special 98c with a Special Flashlights Cylinder type, standard three-cell size, leatherette finish; complete 98c fom No Phone or. C. O. D. Orders ll No. 1-0 Best Sea Island Cotton Line, in special wore Raybestos and Thermoid Brake Lining Remnants from 1 to 6 feet, and in all sizes, at ....+.++-..-- HALF Jiffy Double Duty Plag Especially useful for extra light fixtures or to attach electrica! ies. eseee 42C Work Begins on 2 “UY” Publications | Work has already begun on the’ ltwo monthly publications of the University of Washington, Accord-| ling to Frank Lockerby, editor of the comie publication, Sun Dodger, that magazine will be off the press | for the first time this year Oct. 14, [when the “Comeback” number will lbe ready for circulation. Sun Dod- | wer ts edited entirely by a staff of \campus humortsts, headed by Lock- erby, editor-in-chief, and Frank Car | roll, business manager. The “Columns,” now beginning tts. |second year as @ campus publica- \ tion, i# termed a “medium for. stu- ‘dent thought and expression—for the discussion of student problems |from the student outlook.” It’s first number will be issued the Inst of October, according to Max Mil- ler, editor of the publication, and nae Scott, business manager, | | The only legal holiday over estab- lighed by congress is Labor day. SPEEDOMETER ENGHTS OF COLUMBUS SHORT PRACTICAL COURSE For Men and Women Free Scholarships to EX-SERVICE MEN AND WOMEN presenting evidence of honor able discharge from service in the great war. MODERATE TUITION FEES CHARGED NON-SERVICE STUDENTS to 46. SKILLED INSTRUCTION IN ESSENTIALS FOR DEFINITE RESULTS FALL TERM OCT. 3 TO DEC. 23 REGISTRATION ON AND AFTER MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 19 For Your Ford Medium weight wool - mixed Bo Sure It’s » | Union Suits in natural gray. | Also white Swiss Ribbed Suits of combed Egyptian yarns. Sizes 34 to 50. 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