The Seattle Star Newspaper, October 14, 1921, Page 11

» SECTION TWO The Seattle Star PAGES 11 TO 20 SE ‘ATTLE WASH.,, FRIDAY, OCTOBE aR 14, 1921. 1} CHILDRENGAN (RECLAMATION | BUY ‘SEDICO’ PLAN FAVORED e . | ra Altho a preparation containing 94) FE. Blaine, vice president of the > per cent alcohol ts on the market, i Ch ner C merece, hen | Inbeled “Sedico,” no immediate steps |CM™>er_ of Coma b, Bae ‘Dene ™ will be taken to prevent its use, as|appointed to the spectal committee © far as could be learned Friday. on reclamation of waste lands named | The prosecuting attorney's office |). tne Chamber of Commerce of the | waid It is merely a matter of time)” ® until Sedico and the other extracts States. The letter making the announce and preparations containing alcohol | in large measture are barred from! ment also contains the news that | the market. We expect to make a test case soon.” The United States prohibition at jof a reclamation program as a sub. | rector’s office said: been overlooked by the authorities. ice men is being looked upon with | It will be barred soon, We can't| approval by the national chamber, gage cogent hap gary Riri thai |The national chamber originally had | Seld as such. inst selling it to schoo! children.” ivocating a desirable substitute the Seattle chamber's ctand in favor “Dress Well—Never Miss the Money” OVERCOATS RAINCOATS For Men and Young Men Specially Priced f $12.50 to $35 Every coat is expertly tailored and splendidly finished. There is a wonderful assortment for choice, including snappy belted models as well as conservative styles. Every overcoat of a sturdy all-wool fab- ric in new fall colors. If you would save on your winter over- coat buy during this great selling. Two-Pants Suits $35, $45 and $50 Every item entering into the con- struction, from fabric to buttons, speaks of quality—the workmanship, the designing, the exclusive styles, are strictly up to our high standards. They are matchless values at $35, $45 and $50. Boys’ Two-Pants Suits ’ $10—$12—$15—$18 GUARANTEED WATCH FREE . With All Boys’ Suits Open a Charge Account You need not pay all in 30 days. We arrange terms to suit you. 1427 FIFTH AVENUE Between Pike and Union Streets INTER GAR 4 THEATRE Jas. Q. Clemmer, Mar. NTER GARDE THEATRE Jas. Q. Clemmer, Mgr. was orc am A southeast fre Shipping Board Official Resigns SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. 14.—~Har- old B. Ebey, district director of the | minister to the disarmament confer “Sedico has Stitute for a cash bonus to ex-serv jv nited States shipping board, has|ence at Washington, sailed from| was announced today. tion has been accepted. No; there is no law Opposed the cash bonus without ad-|resignation came at the end of a |tong Political battle over his position. down. STORM WARNING $2,000 Dope Raid Peel yo igh anne TWO AIRMEN on Keystone State F ‘ 7:30 Twanty nces of morphine, val LYNN, Mass, Oct, 14—Idward| State by customs officers, Several Foster, 43, and Fletcher Anderson, | 987" . a0 smoking opium worth 30, were killed here today when an | $%,000 was found airplane in which were flying}, The only arrest made in connec Geb teh Rides eahecan erated. tion with the dopa was that of Max | Pun, Chinese, who was bound over |Thuraday to federal grand jury at a | hearin, efore KR. W. McClelland, tates comminsioner. . cause strong to whole shifting to southwest night north of Australian Envoy hearing Off for Arms Meet | ey in “as den Ba Chest Forty-five Seattle organizations, resigned, effective October $1, it | Queensland for Vancouver yesterday devoted to charity, public welfare on the steamer Ni His resigna Ebey's ear. and social betterment will partict pate in the $750,000 fund about to THE ENAMEL cover for the epare| be raised by Community Chest work tire will hold rain if put on upside! ers, according to a decision of the general council, Specials for Saturday and Monday Boys’ Serviceable School Suits 10.00 and $12.50 to Cut ~ Eta $5.48 Values Ike these fost can't be beat. In fact, they never sold for less before the war. There are about 150 of these suits. The styles are all good, including nifty Norfolk models; medium and dark colors; neat patterns. Pants are full lined and cut full size. We have all sizes, from § to 18, but the assort ment is best in sizes 12 to 17. ON SALE SATURDAY AND MONDAY, 85.48. ete a Boys’ Raincoats $4.00 Prepare for the wet weather by getting your boy a good raincoat. Pure gum rubber coats, Boys’ Sweaters $3.98 Good, warm Sweaters that are Practical for school boys; pullover style; orie-half wool, Bradiey knit. Seamless shaw! collar. Trimmed collar, cuffs and skirt. Black and red, black and gold, maroon and black Ages 6 to 16. BIG VALUES IN MEN’S WEAR made the same as men's coats; snap buttons and metal reinforced buttonholes. Two large outside flap-pock Ages 8 to 18. ’ Men’s Sox 25c Real 40¢ values of Wool Mixed Hose; medium weight; natural color; reinforced toes and heels. Splendid for wear. All sizes, Cotton Union Suits permit i cA AD Men’s Union Suits $2.50 The kind that sold for $3.50 last year. Wool mixed; nat- ural gray; medium weight neatly trimmed; overstitched veama All sizes Shirts and Drawers Flannelette Shirts $1.95 These are practical and com- fortable shirts for winter wear; made from heavy Union flannel shirting; khaki color; cut full size; 2 pockets, low collar. Dress Shirts $1.49 $1.75 Garment, 79c A regular $2.50 Union Suit |, Ar be ye pone ae Derby ribbed cotton garments shirts and drawers: ecru with ribbed cuffs and anklets; | color; well made and finished good warm weight for fall wear. All sizes. Look over our assortment of Shirts at this price. They're fine! Neat stripes in light and dark grounds; good quality percales Sore ane etree: SI and madras; soft cuff; starched neck band. All sizes. Ladies’ Underskirts 65c These are the best flannelette underskirts tn Ladies’ Nightgowns 98c This ts the olf pre- {war price-on such gowns as these. They are of good, heavy outing flan- nel, and will add much comfort to your rest Jongg sleeves; round neck: pretty striped patterns town at this price. They're heavy enough to give warmth and wear: cut full size: long flounce; pink and blue striped patterns. All sizes. Vests and Pants Garment, 65c Women's heavy ribbed vests and pants for winter wear slightly fleeced; round neck and long sleeved shirts; ankle length pants, All sizes. FY , Children’s, Hose Pair, 10c A clean up of children’s black ribbed cotton stockings at «a greatly reduced price; black only; reinforced toes and heela. Men’s Shoes $4.00 A good, substantial shoe for winter wear; brown elk blucher; half double oak sole; brass clinched nailed fastened; grain inner soles. Sizes 6 to 1L Ladies’ Union Suits Boys’ Stockings 25c $1.50 and $1.75 Ladies’ Slippers $1.75 Triple knee stockings, for boys Exceptional values of . Indies’ Very comfortable Hylo felt who are hard on clothes, This [fine mercerized 1 house slipper, in brown and means extra long service; biace | Suits: white and fawn; siesta sole and soft padded neck and sleeveless or only; toes and heels reinforced. inner sole. The comfort of these neck and short sleeves, Extra Sizes 7 to 12. Se VALUES. sizes, 1.75 will repay the expenditure, “THE STORE THAT, SAVES VOU MONEY] Infants’ Hose 50c Values for 35¢ All Cashmere Wool Stock- ings that will keep the ba bies’ feet and legs warm; black only; soft and comfort- able. Only a limited quan- tity left. Sizes 4% to 6. SECOND AVENUE AT JAMES STREET WINTER, GARDEN THEATRE JAMES Q. CLEMMER, Mar. GARDEN WINTER G ATR THEA LEMMER, Mer. JAME 2. THEATRE JAMES OQ. CLEMMER, Maer. RODEN] WINTER, CARDEN) WINTER GARDEN UMMM ULM Le n : Coast Nickel-Plated Faucets a a JAMES Q. CL % inch, standard size, for kitchen sinks—Plain compres. 98 sion type. Special Cc Anybody can install them. Plumbers’ Candles Large tallow candle; burn slowly, without drip. ping. Every household should have some 6 Special . c Plumbing Section Mail Boxes Will Hays, Postmaster General, says that every house should have a Mail Box. Why not help the pos- tal service? Black Jap’d ete! box; has glass front, with name plate, maga tine holder and lock. 7 > c Bpecial ... Builders’ Hardware Bection Galvanized Downspout Fix your wornout, rusty down spout now—2inch round, gal- vanized inside and out. 10foot lengths ... 90c Cut pleces, 10¢ per foot Elbows to fit. ..20¢ each; $2 dozen Misc. Hardware Section Varno-Lac A combined stain and var. nish, in many colors; a very durable and beautt. ful finish for floors, furni ture and woodwork. An ACME product. Ginrts .. $1.19 saree’ hen Paint Sec! os Aato Pliers ——=_> A good quality, thin nose Plier, with wire cutter; made especially for getting into small, hard-to- getat places, GOOG fb 5 bi ch wai ncicce gps 43c Coping Saws Strong, bright wire frame, with 6-inch blade. Just like most carpenters use. Special ...seeecececcrceccrecesecee - 14c Tool Section Contains cutting blade, can opener, screw drive er, punch and leather awl, in good imit. stag Regular price $2.50 Kiddie Kars The new type with solid steel disc wheels and noiseless rubber tires, Beautifully enameled in crimson and cream; me dium size. Special... POLO porting Goods Bection Brooms 4 sew, selected higherade corn, with polished and varnished handle. The best value that we have ever seen. Special noses os OR Cte Fine and medium cut; nickel-plated. sreaut... $1.19 Household Section Electric Light Wire Twisted green cord. Approved. Plagall a A combination plug and switch — for Electric Irons; fits any make fron; not necessary to remove plug to shut off cur- Electrical Section Splitdorf Spark Plags For all cars. No better Spark Plugs _ $1,000 Nonolio Polish Nonollo—A wax polish for furniture and woodwork. Quart can, Special...... 87c. Auto Accessory Section STORE HOURS—S8 A. M. TO 5:30 P. M. Tomorrow Comes a Charming Little Actress, in a Picture of Appealing Interest CONSTANCE BINNE SUPPORTED BY FRANK McCORMACK, MONTAGUE LOVE, MARGUERITE SEDDEN, GLEN HUNTER AND OTHERS IN DAVID BELASCO’S STAGE SUCCESS—EDWARD LOCKE'S FAMOUS PLAY “THE CASE OF BECK Your Week’s Entertainment Is Not Complete Unless You See This Picture RDEN R. Mer. -EMMER, Mer WINTER GARDE THEATRE das. Q. Clemmer, Mz INTER GAR THEATRE Jas. Q. Clemmer, Mgr. Timm i Hardware @ @ | IXTH AVENUE and PIKE STREET rent. Bring in your from cord and we will at- tach tt. Specal,... DOE F y