The Seattle Star Newspaper, October 18, 1921, Page 5

/ TUESDAY, OCTOBER 18, 1921, THE SEATTLE STAR CITY TO SELL (PRINCIPALS IN HORSEWHIPPING ) SKAGIT BONDS: $3,000,000 Worth to Be! Placed on Market 3 50 brurchase, $ 1.00 Down, $1.00 Per Week 75 Purchase, 3.00 Down, $1.25 Per Week 100 Purchase, 5.00 Down, $1.50 Per Week 150 Purchase, $ 7.50 Down, $2.00 Per Week Purchase, $10.00 Down, $2.50 Per Week 250 Purchase, $12.50 Down, $3.00 Per Week 100 Purchase, $15.00 Down, 00 Per Week NO EXTRA CHARGES—NO INTEREST = Mahogany-finished Base Floor Lamp With Silk Shade Complete $18.65 This is an example of the many excellent values you will find at this store. Mahoguny-finished standard, 5 feot & inches in height; with dou- ble sockets and chain pull. Shades are a fine quality of silk, with silk lining. AN have silk fringe trim mings The colors are blue, gold, taupe, rose and mulberry. Regular Seca price... 918.65 —_——s= ) 4 } } With the board of public works ex Pected to letathe contract for the $2,200,000 tunnel at Gorge creck Fri day, the corporation counsel's office | Das prepared an ordinance for the is Jwurance and sale of $2,000,000 worth of the $5,600,000 Skagit bonds recent |ty authorized by the council | The greater part of the $3,000,000 | true will be taken by the firm to | whem the Gorge creek contract is |awarded, No move to hold up the letting of the contract was attempted |at Monday's session of the council, | altho several members had indicated thelr intention to oppone the contract lon the ground that the contractors’ | bids were excessive. BABY, 4, OTHERS HURT IN CRASH } oheaaent Automobiles Collide at Fed- | eral and Republican | A Ganonthold baby was thrown from an automobile and four other | persons were injured in a collision Jat Federal ave, and Republican st | Monday LIBERAL CREDIT EXTENDED GRUNBAU | A machine driven by 0. R. Dodge, ee ee | 408 12th ave. N.. in which Mrs.| A jury at Tulsa, Okla., has acquitted Mrs. George Thomas, Flannelette Gowns 69c Co. IN eae ote tag Me Ee ings | 7 wealthy Oklahoman, of a charge of assault and battery Upper Main Floor | Upper Maia Viour WHERE PIKE MEETS FIFTH ==|ton were riding, crashed into as brought by Billie Dailey, a divorcee, who charged that Mrs. oa tate PP hace vag ta snd wuts = _ . automotie driven by Loring Sallin.| George Thomas and Mrs. Orville Thamas lured her to a stripes, Théy are in sizes 15, 16 and 17. Marked are in sizes 34 to 44 i OMliiNew Phone—Elliott 4910 ,cOHMMMMWED) | cer. 3432 North court, in which were | secluded spot where they tied her to a tree, disrobed her and epecial for Wednesday, each, 69¢. 4 iding members of the Franklin high whi ili. iley ¢ ve (ri si pisos Gee he anal horsewhipped her. Billie Dailey is shown above (right) with ’ Blind for 40 Years,- |Successor Named '~ Gore May See Again for Senator Knox WASHINGTON, Oct. 18.—Steady| PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 18—Gov. improvement in the condition of for-|¢Tnor Sproule of Pennsylvania yes > terday formally announced the ap- mer Senator Gore's atrophied optic |Lointment of State Senator W. E. merve was reported today. Crow of Uniontown Fayette coun. Gore, who has been blind for 40 /ty, Pennsylvania, to be United Staten years, said that light had begun to/|senator to fill the unexpired term of gashes on her body and head, Mrs.| Mrs. George Thomas. Upper Main Paxton was bruised, Sallinger’s nose | ————_---_-—-— was brokep, and a man named Ochi Meet in Vancouver |“Vassevyie has three comedianh approaching a condition where it will| former newspaper man, and A. War- be possible to determine whether his/burton, rancher, believed to have fight can be restored or not. Both! perished on trail between Fort Nor. are now extremely hopeful. man and Ross river. sult of a census of the industry which | The first day of the convention was 87,340 tn needea | VOCs 1 8 business season. & tages, ‘There isn't an unwholesome pointed out, and this sum is to be) Board of Trade, and @ tour of the | 41 funny. His makeup is an achieve Upper Main here. eS LER grade pongee silk in full muate dre @ joy to the vaudeville fan. cial Wednesday, @ pair, § i B yt H Leader Lee Stafford and Alba DeRoss*are Suicide Epidemic |Pegit, Ser iit Men |" and mighty 00d ones at Coins New Word} Speaking before the Seattle Asso-| “Thirty Pink Toes” may sound like PARIS, Oct. 18.—"Defenestrer” in a : new word coined as the result of an|club Monday night, Maniey in. epidemic of suicides in which the vic-| Haynes, secretary of the Pacific |#tead, it is one of the diverting com Run After 9 Ww MOTHER! Open Child’s Bowels With “California Fig Syrup” | q | “| be responsible for the unusually | fruit situation has a big influence on |the title of a versatile comedian. He large number of persons who hve) current prosperity. He said the bene does travesty sleightof-hand stuff; died in thia manner . fit derived from the sale of fruit |*ings, plays the steel guitary @ances would be turned into trade channels ‘md chatters and the audience likes im. will recommence next Monday. ae NEW YORK—If the railroad ts & i i the National Automobile Chamber of! “Don't worry, I know the rule®/ Jonn B Gordon and his company nounced this afternoon, Commerce. ‘Don't park near a plug [appear in “Meatless Days,” a play- li ; surrender on the part of the jlet that hasn't a line of sense in it lit gets a share of laughs The Pantagescope shows a Buster Keaton comedy Cousle. Abernathy to Get Sea Duty Commander R.A. Abernathy, commanding the Seattle office of j the naval hydrographic bureau, is about to leave for San Diego to | take command of the transport Buffalo. Abernathy was in charge Ms Oita Bean Lie VANQAMP'S = PoRK-“BEANS omall can .. San, , | Miss Irene Wells, a chum, who took the stand as a state's Muslin Gow: ise re og ite rte oe witness. Below, left to right, are Mrs. Orville Thomas and —— Chem " " " 200 Muslin G: and Ch eC, h 4 buffered « broken arm, Fifty Attend Port = | CHARLES ALTHOFF sproery rimming aig nx complete Tange Prosperity Is Seen VANCOUVER, B. C., Oct. 18——|who are famous for thelr portrayal Royal Worcester Corsets 89c spent ‘mainly for lumber produced | city and-harbor. ment and his drolleries and his violin 100 pairs of Women's Bloomets of a good | Te Rhodes An Unusual Reduction on 500 Gingham and Percale Dress Aprons Choice Special 79c Sizes Are 2 and 3 Upper Main Floor Not in a long time have we marked Dress Aprons like these as low as 79¢ each. Only 500 of them are offered at this price, so we advise morning shopping to avoid disappointment. They will not last long. Some are styled as sketched, of ginghams and percales in plain colors, checks and a few stripes. They have: pockets, “are neatly trimmed with rick-rack braids, white ruffles and self material; some have sashes with back tie. All have been taken from regu- lar stock and reduced especially for this one-day sale on Wednes- day. Your choice at 70¢. Floor 49¢. Age. a lumber magazine, as the re-| vention Monday in Vancouver, B. C. | tis week and he is the artistic hit of trimmed top and having four hose supporters, 464. the comedy bill showing at the Pan- Sizes are 19 to 30. Special, a pair, 8O¢. deal a H ciation of Credit Men at the Masonic |® musica) comedy oF tt aan® **|\Des Moines Carsto. |West Okanogan to tims throw themselves from win-| Northwest Fruit exposition to be held |@dy features of the bill, DES MOINES, lowa, Oct. 18.—~ dows. The extreme heat is said to|in Seattle next month, declared the| Harry Bussey earns the right tol creer car service, discontinued in this city of 140,000 for nine weeks, Upon passage of the new fran- e chise, drawn up by the trolley own- ers, which is practically assured for strike is called, there will be 9,000,000 LAW OF THE ROAD “thine dere Pour is the'rewul Inext Monday, Federal Judge Martin | autos available Yor use, according to! “Hey, you! Don't stop your C@r| Marguerite and Alvares open the | W84¢ Will issue an order for imme. | ——————————__——_- Alfred Reeves, general manager of|near my horse! It skeers him.” — |i) with an aerial novelty ental garage acts peace madlnaatl bore oie ee esac meng ety the street railway culminated when |trip from Indiana, H. J. Paul, The new franchise is practically athe company went into bankruptey| mother and sister are hurt their auto crashes into street Take Part in Show participation of West Okanogan city ‘and suspended service. The Store for Useful Articles AVENUE UNION s Stere Hours, $:30 A. M. TO 6 P. M. Bandeau Brassieres 29c 300 Brassieres of a good quality pink mesh with elastic in back and bandeau style. They Special, each, 20¢. | Children’s Perfection Waists 49c u Main Ft 600 Warner's Perfection Waists for children, in sizes 2 to 14 years. They are made of white twill, with supporters attached. Special, each, Infants’ Knit Toques 45c¢ CENTRALIA.—Nearly home PAGE - , : } cred! jegutes were p = | i flash into-his eyes, the late Senator Philander C. Knox in Lumber Industry |"!" 470s delesates were pres of rural character types—Charlos Upper Main Floor Tore Sale ee f \ Under treatment by Dr. Samuel J. —_—_ Prosperity for Northwest tember | %* at the opening session of the | jihort, Chic Sales and Foster Rall de; Cathete tek; tabled ad olabters Berens } 100 Infants’ Toques, trimmed in pink and Harris of Boston, Gore is gradually| DAWSON, Y. T.—Frank Keeley,| firms is predicted by the Building, Pacific Coast Port Authorities con-!one of them—Althoff—is in Seattle Made of pink coutil, finished with embroidery. blue. Exceptionally good values; special, Soap Special—Four Bars 25¢ © & ‘ - s 2 | Sales Booth—Main Floor to relieve the housing shortage, it is|!nebeon given by the Vancouver wot in Althoft's offering, and it is Pongee Silk Bloomers $1.79 Soaps, including Palmolive, Creme Ofl, San Floor Remo Castile; Armour's assorted 402 cakes of violet, geranium, peroxide and olive; and assort- 27 and 29, Spe- | ed Venetian Bath Tablets, marked special for : | Wedhesday at four bars for 25¢. Felton’s Daughter Gets Her Dive W. F. Ramsey, of Oroville, visited| CHICAGO, Oct. 18—Ch Seattle Monday to arrange for the|husband with excessive *!Mrs. Dorothy Felton Cou of Samuel Felton, p county in the Pacific Northwest Fruit em aes & Great wean exposition. Space in the exposition|granted a divorce from Chart building has been set aside for his|Counselman, prominent broker Ber | entri yesterday» i ae see ~ “ Su of the naval training camp at the | University ‘of Washington during jthe war medium can | Authorize Protest Against Autobuses An ordinance authorizing the filing lof @ protest with the state director lof public works against the issuance | of a permit for autobus operation be 49-Ib. sack tween Roosevelt Heights and thr | downtown district was introduced in 1.93 the city council Monday afternoon. Bi gerne i FO LA TR —« strictly hard wheat family flour, 491b. saek $2.10 DENNETT’S eK Healing Cream Ae | om Stops Catarrh fashioned mil} stones and most popular Clogged Air Passages Open at coffee in Seattle. Once—Nose and Throat Clear. Snowflake ee es | If your nostrils are clogged and) a Nm EET Ie jyour head stuffed because of ca- Ci fithg ‘ |tarrh or a cold, get Ely's Cream Albers Baim at any drug store. Apply a lit tle of this pure, antiseptic, germ destroyihg cream into your nostrils sand let it penetrate through every air passage of your head and mem- . | branes, Instant relief. Washington How good it feels. Your head is| . clear, Your nostrils are open. You Macaroni, Spaghetti i ircatne freely, No more hawking or | similar to maple. Large pkg. 1 ounce 3 commas’. eee ; <— wi 3 Pkgs. 25c Campbell's Soups, 9c; Shredded Wheat, 12%%c; Jel-lo ...................10¢ Argo Corn Starch, 9c; Instant Postum, large can, 39c; Sugar Peas, can... .12'/c Mazola Oil, quarts, 57c;“Hominy, large can, 15c; Morton’s Shaker Salt ...... lle 20Mule Team Red Pepper Rub takes the “ouch” from sore, stiff, aching joints. It can. | | Rowles on cach package.—Advertise- ment Polar White Soap Extra Special (fling. Head colds and ’ Noodles jpouefing. | Hiéad colds and patarc| 4 Bars for 15c a Stattle product and wp, iphoked up ek miserable, Re Made by the. Palmolive Co. ef le gure. vertisement. FY ‘ 7 —produces a taste 1 : re : 7. a very popular product. Polar White is one of the finest ~— AREUMATIC: PAIN ; | nun AGreat Sale of Cups and Saucers, Set of Six 98c 3 Kinds to Choose From LOT 1—Plain White Semi-porcelain Cups and Saucers with gold band decoration. ' LOT 2—Thin China Cups and Saucers with blue cers—excellent for decbrating. Your choice, a not hurt you, and it certainly stops | If you want clean hands- Borax Soap Chips ff that ola rheumatism torture at once. | use % | When you are suffering so you for the lean hardly get around, just try Red Cleanest Pepper Rub and you will have the! Clothes quickest relief known, Nothing has ! with the such concentrated, penetrating heat B Least bt fi las red peppers. Just ax soon as you Ai fort at the Bi! apply Red Pepper Rub you will feel decoration. th , haniee’ Lowest the tingling heat. In three minutes i" 4 ‘ » —the popular mechani Cost [it warms the sore spot through and LOT 8—Thin Plain White China Cups and Sau- soap, can oN ‘through, “Pain and soreness are rUnuT Aaa 7 fy Package ware —formerly called “Bing” After oN Crystal Whine, aie frat ); Ask any good druggist for a jar of set of 6, at 98c. 12¢ “Wash the "EB CW" way. place ag Amerjea's leading 5 “ 33c Rowles’ Red Pepper Rub, Be suge § ' Wie. Gib b64siitersece ++-A9¢, Laundry Soap; bar .......+ c to get the genuine, with the name |. NoPhone or C. O. D. Orders—None Delivered. Arcade Roofing at Greatly Reduced Prices Light Roofing, Special at $1.69 Roll Medium Roofing, Special at $2.29 Roll Heavy Roofing, Special at $2.98 Roll Now is the time to buy your roofing at bargain prices. “Arcade” is a sanded. roofing of good quality—we have sold it for many years and can recommend it. Each roll contains 108 square feet and comes complete with nails and cement for laying. LEAK-TITE FORLEAKY ROOFS PINT SIZE ........40¢ QUART SIZE ......75c¢ CLOTHES. DRYER _ Special at 89c Regular Price $1.50 This is one of the most practical Wall Clothes Dryers ever made. It has 8 arms and can be adjusted to different heights. When not in use arms can be folded down out of the way.