The Seattle Star Newspaper, October 4, 1921, Page 4

THE SEATTLE STAR Here’s Your Opportunity to Win Prizes by Collecting These Free Coin Folders Look for the attractive coin folders wrapped with every loaf of.our new NATIONAL BREAD. These folders show scenes and coins from seven dif- ferent countries. There are 56 of them showing coins and values, maps, scenes, etc. How to Win a Prize Quickly PACIFIC COAST HAS NAVY BEST Both Sea and Air Forces in West Excel | WASHINGTON, Oct. 4.—'The Went coast of the United Sta the protocti« both In the sea With the weeks ngo of t aviation, the navy began carr out the second half of its defense program, onehalf of the nav and equipment om t | A summary of navy orders during the last six weeks reveals that the whift of flying personnel has become rapid, There are now approximately 809 aviation officers and enlisted men in active service on the Weat coast, a vast majority of both being in actual flying duty. The most ex perienced flying officers are tn com mand in the Pacific, and the work of new bur Incres coast alr ntrengt's is in line wtih naval policy of dividing its forces. J, RHEINSTROM | IS CONVICTED Must Serve Four Years for | Using Mails to Defraud | SPOKANE, Oct, 4--Convicted tn the United States district court here (Thursday, Joseph Rheinstrom was sentenced to serve four years at MeNell's island on a charge of using the malls to defraud in the sale} TUESDAY, OCTOBER 4, 1921. FFRASER- PATERSON COLh SEOOND AVENUE AND UNIVERSITY STREET 250 Yards | Overdrapery Madras 65c | Plain Colors and multi-colored figured designs, 65¢ a yard, Fourth Floor Bissell’s Sweepers, $2.50. Standard grade carpet sweepers, known all over America, —Fourth Floor | == { LinenHuckToweling,$1 va. 263 yards of excellent quality all-linen huck toweling, 18 inches wide. Attractive floral designs. Priced in regular stock at $1.50. —Secona Floor Ce ° oO Li ° Specials in Lingerie Figured Windsor crepe gowns; $1.85 qualities, $1.45. Flesh Habutai silk bloomers; $3.85 qualities, $2.95. Flesh crepe de chine camisvles; $1.00 qualities, 85c. Second Floor | Demonstrating the Low Prices In the Special Price Basement Collect @ complete set of folders on Russia, the firet country we of lots tn Charleston, near Brem are featuring. There are eight of these folders and, beginning esa we tid yard. with Wednesday, you™ find them wrapped with National White, rr one ae National Graham and National Health Bread, After the first ftw Plane Crashes; 5 days, however, they*will be wrapped with National White Bread | M en Go to Death! only. . | LONDON, Oct. 4A Mying off! cor and four mechanics were killed here Monday, when an airplane erashed near the Manston airdrome from a hetght of 200 feet. The plane caught fire. On Apparel for Women and Girls Giving everyone who wants to save maney on desir- able apparel, an opportunity to see how much the Special Price Basement can save them. The following items are examples of only a few of the savings possible in the Special Price Basement: Women’s and Misses’ | Silk and Cloth Dresses Coats Women’s and Misses’ Sizes j $15.00—$19.75—-$25.00 | $6.5 $15,00-—$19.50 Girls’ Dresses $25.00—$27.50 $6.95—$7.95—$10.50 Mail in the complete Russian set of eight, together with « sen tence composed by yourself, descriptive of Russian coins, customs or other Interesting facts about Russia. Limit your sentence to 40 words. For the first complete collections and best descriptive wehtences we will award prises as follows: First Prize—Two reserved seats to Moore theatre. Second Prize—Two tickets to Winter Garden theatre. Third Prize—Two tickets to Blue Mouse theatre. More substantial prizes to be awarded later for complete colle tions representing a!) countries, Be sure to, get National Bread —and save all folders, GRAND PRIZES of Cameras, Fountain Pens, and ‘olders, | Bureau of Missing Relatives Consisting etc., will be awarded later to the girls collecting the entire series of 56 and sending in the first complete sets in most artistic style. Look for details of this contest later. Women’s and Misses’ Hats $2.95—$3.95—$4.95 5.95 Girls’ Dresses | $4.95 1 ‘Buy National Bread The Bread That’s Different | Mother’s Time young woman was told how to much of the distress and pain, the dragging Beaith and) strength,b turning to the! right remedy.) Household rem-| edies were more universally used in those days, and yet Dr. Pierce's Favor- ite Prescription fegitimate medicine for woman,| iy adapted to her delicate or- t! It regulates and pro) the proper functions, builds up invigorates the ®ntire system, ores health. At some period life, a woman requires s sye, temic and nervine. Last year a yp bottles of the “Prescription” fe sold to the young and middie f ‘women of this country. For ‘young + and for every, 0 ret trying times, this te. tonic which brings strength, Made of Amer-| Telephone: Garfield 0496 Men’s and Boys’ Clothing HATS, SHOES, FURNISHINGS One Price—Cash or Credit 1427 ye Chas. 8. Fifth Ave.’ Todd, Mgr. Youll enjoy the — enticing , and silky texture of this wonderfully original bread. “DEMAND THE WRAPPED LOAF” 601 THIRD AVENUE NORTH Will Provides for 12-Story Building ‘Will of James Campbell. pioneer) | Lucy J. Carnpbell, the widow, receiv: hardware merchant, who died recent ly, provides for the erection of a 12 story building at First VICTROLA Model V1. ‘This instrument maken an {deal combination for musica) enjoyment at home tn winter and on outings in summer. Can be transported without difficulty, SPECIAL OFFI This, model, with de selections, a supply of needies and a record brush, only 997.78. DANCE AT HOME The long winter evenings ahead of you will SEEM shérter with a Victrola to furnish entertainment. A WEER pays for thts instrument and com plete outfit included fn our apectal offer, ave. and) flavor " ‘ Marton st. The will was admitted to probate Monday. The estate, esti- mated at $700,000, is divided between the widow and three children, «ira. ing an undivided half interest. — ne Ask your NATIONAL LOAF— “The White Bread with the Indian it's a little better than the best! Don't se dread—as for NATIONAL MISS PHYLLIS IVERSON, tIn- Jurad in an automobile accident Sat- urday night, and reported as dying, is much improved, and will recover, b G. ED NAFTZGER, editor and author, | ware held Monday afternoop at the Butterworth montuary under aus- | pices of the Seattle Chapter No. 10, Nama, who left Tarkio, Mo., 17 years JAMES Hi. CONWAY—Unaccount- e4 for since June 29, 1921, when he was supposed to be on his way home after being honorably discharged from the navy, James H. Conway, }28, ls sought by his mother, Mrs. Ba |F. Reeder, 454 29th at, Ogden, )Utah, Conway was chief machinist's jmate on the U. 8. 8. Minstesippl. Has star tattooed on fight arm above el- kewple on chest. Full course dinner, 750, at Boldt's. Served & to 8 p. m.—Advertisement. “End Your Rheumatism Like I Did Mine”—Says PastorReed: Wife Also Rid of Neuritis | Suffered Torture For Years—Now Telling Good News To Others according to a statement at the Swedish hospital Tuesday morning, ig. Why day, , nota day, too? therell be nothing ora nice big invest- there home 5 port fendi ment dividends, for the has its regular banking day, Let’ practical oe ho gem game: SECOND AND COLUMBIA Largest Ba Esta in the State of Washington Thirty-one Yeare ‘As do some of our ‘authorities, I now know never did and never & veritable revel had suffered agony tortured with ‘the beyond endurance. ad read and t puch about | “Urio Acid’ that ed. But th. know to be absolutely solentifia understand) for the new, the causes * when I Inner by doctors and for cen- It ts a work that should he y man or woman who of rheuma- lumbago or gout Anyone Il, Maine, pald and you forget ! IE not a sufferer, cut out some ebeplutaty free, Send now, t explanation and } and it to ‘alfiicted friend, Knights of Pythias. He recently edited the Daliag City (11) Review and was well known to the journal- fatic field, JAMES CABLE BREAKS Operation of the James street cable lige was resumed Monday night at 11 o'clock, following a 6- hour break. ‘The break occurred at 5 o'clock Monday afternoon and) shopping were routed around Under the : ‘ef Camp } Fucher, ©” conser proceeds "ot which will go to thé nation-wide. campaign for $3,000,000 to enable the to tinue their feeding children in Germany and Austria, will be given Friday, Oct. 7, in the Douglas Hall, Odd Fellows’ Tempie. The native of Panania speak exeelient’ Spanieh iz Correct Apparel for Women 200 Fall Frocks in an Unusual Disposal at “4 $3500 &y $4975 OF obvious quality and in the season’s fav- ored styles and materials are the dresses involved in this offering. Modes for morn- ing, afternoon and street wear providing for every woman’s preference—at prices most advantageous. Style Features —Canton Crepe —Moroccan Crepe —Satin —Twill Cord —Tricotipe Colors Navy —Black Brown —Taupe —the slashed sleeve —the new neckline —the uneven hemline —the new waistline —the bloused bodice Trimmings —Embroidery —Beads —Fringe \—Braiding Sizes 14 to 48