The Seattle Star Newspaper, October 13, 1921, Page 2

PAGE 2 THE SEATTLE STAR THURSDAY, OCTORER 13, 1921. iy 4m & PORT EXPERTS MAKE cials will not be delivered; can be easily taken by purghaser. DRAWS NEAR CLOSE Committee reports in the morning; | goods as cheaply aa ships, he®aid, in two honor lun oe at noon; port) terior factories in certain inst ‘ inspection and a boulevard drive, and @ire unable to compete suc i} a banquet in the evening | with factories located on the coax s This was Thursday's program for | abate f perts who are in| | That Boston is preparing to estab to be of the greatest assistance to the thousands ttle as delegates to the annual)! " for the datriwution of and thousands of homefurnishers of this great agony. on _ t.. jean Asano i scift ag ler - pera Northwest and to demonstrate this store's leader- Rnewinn. tie alaaaines danstel oun ship and supremacy——-we to the new custom- " ’ om “hot 1, vinit:| Cole, ¢ er, the prospective horhefurnishers, to get. ac- ing engine endered a lunch. | works for Massach 7 eon by the Seattle nai neers’ club, | said, will Increase the market quainted with the wonderful advantage of this while similar affair #res given the|cific coast lumber, and stabi store's credit service, come, make your i other Visitors at the Bell st, terminal | industry here of homefurnishings up to $100-—WITHOL by the Seattlé port commision. “1 was perfectly astounded at CASH PAYMENT AT TIME OF PURCHASE. In the afternoon thé inspection of | what I saw," Cole declared, when Seattle's port: facilities included a| asked what he thought of the lum demonstration of the mechanical | ber-making matration at the —the balance to be paid in small weekly or monthly freight handling equipment ” | Snoqualmie Falla Lumber Co, camp nts to ? mr individual réquirements. From 6:30 to 10 p, m. was eched oes payments to meet your individu 7 luted a banduet andenterteinmere ct| ‘The port of New York plans to seve ys entre. feathurant, | S64 $200,000,000 in the near future with Sen ea mon fs horts t, according to J Wein alton es | Spe ‘ irman of the the party OF f , . who is a delegate to the con 100 dele e and v tors were taken tion, i ie pany’s camp, where they wit Friday morning’s session of the wed each step in the conversion | Convention will be taken up with the 100-foot giant fir tree inte fin.| "ding of papers on port problems lumber. and conditions, folle by heon day meal was eaten at the | ®t the Chamber of Commerce, given # hall, with the lumber. |!" the Masonic élubrooms f At 145 p. m. the delogntes will ¢ for Bremerton, where the navy 1 will be inspected. The evening will begin at & the world. Power i# generated from > genuine | ‘The delegates returned to Seattle | * ae Son character dolls:|| hand-cut in time to hold an evening bension at | Si ney Oana Camp Lowi, the New Wa is tumblers: ecial priced reduced— f ed ak tabouret: Serious transportation problems| Japanese W. C,. T. U. $ ] 45 79C umed 0 ¢ tee Putkaine canat. tt fe matet te | Founder Is in Seattle special for 2 dayS— | J) so: cer. tansing Hench’ C8. X°.] stone Kays Jasima, 99, founder of regular price $2.75 set ot six 78¢ the lating government del o|ine Ww. CT. U x oy and girl character dolls; as- agreed ang oS . r sorted figures and costumes; 24 e medium ss. gg al ant LEEPPEPESOSPOPOOEE OES | t the thing fumed onk; exactly as jcountry women in fi , inches high; regular price lor every-day Use pictured nches high; Home-made Remedy | dinartmament regular ] neh top lar Yor many years Mone Yajima has special Friday-Saturday $1.45. spree, Breas fatar EBLE tS Stops Coughs Quickly $) worked tor the betterment of candi DOWNSTAIRS STORE THIRD yt mm | tions of the women of Japan, She ‘The best Samah medicine rom ovee jas prevent at the peace parleys Copyright 1921 Hast Schafiner & Marx quickly made, Saves about 6t, at Paris in 1919. be will remain three days in SEOPPESPEHOSEOSESP OP OEES | cecitio, being the guest at the home You might be surprised to know of the Rev, T. Komuna during her | wtay, | | suenua|Prices are right nah || Missing then fll it up with plein vine bette! then syrup. "Brruse er Relatives| y ov care what your clothes cost; fled, molasses ‘The Star invites Me readers te are this black Coatex. shopping wt'yoy maker (ull wate fami | areas Seange™ a and you’re business man enough eral ogg > ga bags: reduced — a ere ee to know that cost and price are not And as a cough medicine, there is th this better to be had at hereaboats . ’ ° 39c Coy pens: itimmen right do the ant |= fa the same thing. It’s easy to find Cc meant’ Inels "the indamsed, spect [fo rosetac eta See anaes aed loth l 4 t regular price 75 Brancs that line the throat and air | their eomaseaition ciomes so low priced tha th re regular price 750 aaney bag tae ahopoing 00 dar { passages, stops ae gpnoying oe eee - r Riarcte Nees | | —eancty aa pictured: one of the'best || tying schoot books: very well] coc isouemt the phlegm, aod torn | ame. vIOLIER CHZ.—witn his! very costly. They can’t be high qual- and connection: presses obtainable; has removable made of black Coatex: exactly as Tor bronchitis, croup, hoarseness and tate old baby. left on his hands, Ns t fi tin receptacle; regular price 75¢; pictured; regular price T5c; spe bronchial thma. ike Chix, 814 Poplar pl., in seeking | ity ery l w special, Friday-Saturday, 48¢. celal, Friday-Saturday, 39¢. | Pinex is ahiy concentrated com- | trace of bis wife, Mra Violet Chix, 1 ata v A) price. THIRD FLOOR MAIN FLOOR i of Norway pine . extract, E their home ‘amous for healing the membranes. Chix, To avoid disappoi intment ask your who ix employed as pair man at the King st druggist ree bod Pinex” | $6 carpet hassocks: || an invitation to visit ek ee vee FE ae Saree a tis! on oF money refun le taking hi ep ‘ ; . eee —here you can supply your > eee and the prebeeuting 1 ; attorney's office have been asked to regsiar in paint needs at attractively assist in finding the missing woman. $3.50 pe low prices—buy your paints, ae | * 7 . of ait (grades varnishes, enamels, stains JAMES P. KING.—Formerty with clothes are made right; we price ts all and brushes in this depart- the any oe ce train, 26th di. " vision, A. &. F te ; ment and add your purchases Pores Bratt <4 + play Ma them right. Such clothes cost just to your account. tient In Seattle, where he was last THIRD FLOOR heard from, James P. King.sw nought enough to be really economical. by hia father, James BY King, 878 Boulevard, Astoria, Long Island, N | ¥. Information may be sent to Ir ving Brown, adjutant, Seattle chap. Teeth tn which ter, No. 2, Disabled American Veter SE | Hart Schaffner & Marx Clothes Shop ; senna: Ween borne).—Walter Ozburn, or William borne). — Walter Ozburn, or Wm. a | Care Watts, of Quincy, Kan "| Corner Second and Seneca it health. A ‘ De Vilbiss Heads |New Ship Service || ™ *®s » DR. H. T. HARVEY % i cee the best way s: Pres " Mann Act Fugitive (Thi ory, 1808 18th ave; H, D. Jorda. hs ree tees Death; Ballard High Now) to Europe Opens | tar aevisea Wann Deol Maca . Be B H ioves Have Bury, 1631 17th ave, N. W., apd Carl Hem? Investigation Into the cAuse| George I. De Vilbies, vice princl-| Capt. M. P. Schermerhorn, com: || determine Dental Surgeon 0 Be broug ere| rofitable EVEnIng | seran, 2256 w. 15th st { Mistoney ro ak” dcnar, pal of Lincoln high school, has been|mander of the steamship Floridian, || whether or not pr. R. C1 Diagnostician , oe — Lewgt een Thursday | Numerous thefts and holdups were | ————--—-— Gied- Wednesday in. the city|*elected to fill the vacancy caused|which sails from Tacoma for ports || a tooth is ab- cate ark Pyorrhea Specialist woh ve ap tenge tind eatue from Oak-| reported to police Wednesday night. | from a fractured skull, be-| by: the rar lL P. Bennet in North Europe Monday, speaks five |] scessed. We will X-Ray one X-Ray Laboratory here for alleged violation of the | P® Was the theft of a watch valued | by poli have been in-| principal of Ballard high. Daniel F. |), ahaa ition te iseena ne ne te rithor Ma ot, {at $100, three lockets and a brooch, | in a fight With thugs. Lothrop succeeds DeVilbiss, Glars‘ce the Piesoeaens borcoront | Raregaaege Seen htsh ty doeieae te Highest Order of Restoration | M80" % — Tuan the.hecoh “or bea oh EB. * ct i was found by the police|~ —— | Aooks , H bation: > G Wi i afternoon wandering abyut.| ‘Thursday on an open charge.|. ‘The uailing of the Floridian in The Regal Dental Offices Exam ag te orman ins hes Ferdinand st. / not know his skull was frac-| George Wallace, Elgin Hotel, sald) augurates th Others reporting losses were Dr.| he tak and Tewd Gindadi venes de. n yi: by ‘ DR. L. R. CLARK, Manager 504-12 Eitel Building Portland Go D. Henry McChesney Fifth ave. wis = betw ‘i 5, Salo, Finn, who ts suspected! afternoon, and that Ruud had told|cific coant ports ‘ x 1406 Third Aveune SECOND AND PIKE nd North Europe. 3 “ implicated in the robbery) him $49 and a watch had ned by the Ameri Corner Third and Union SEATTLE Mishkind, in a 10-round battle } 502! ee Sai was still held tn city fail] stolen from him. mahip. C asa pcaupeteneet | : oe cluding war tax. WINTER GARDE CREAT ae COMING SATURDAY INTER OAR COMING SATURDAY WWTED GARDE 4as. Q. Clemmer, Mer. J4s. Q. Clemmer, Mgr. “THE CASE OF “BECKY” Edward Locke’s famous play—David Belasco’s stage success—has been made into a delightful picture story starring CONSTANCE BINNEY Supported by Frank McCormack, Montague Love, Marguerite Sedden, Glen Hunter and Oghers PORTLAND, Ore, Oct. 13.—Joe|W.; Mrs, G. E. Gibson, Knickerbock Gorman, Portland lightie, beat Abe | er hotel; C. A. Spirk, 73 Thousands have seen and enjoyed the stage play. See this elaborate picture production. It will please and interest you DARA | This Is One of the Best Offerings of the Year WINTER GARDEN LEMMER, Mar THEATRE JAMES QO. CLEMMER, Mar. . acl i iil