The Seattle Star Newspaper, October 26, 1921, Page 5

SDAY, OCTOBER .#, 1921, THE SEATTLE STAR PAGE 5& SMHS SERVICE |S HIIINNMESHIIN Granbaum Bro, Furniture Co ff, Phoo Bertier ah hes. ethene ff Te ee Nile. "OUR CREDIT TERMS = | ie 9 ne he FLO eS” $ 50 Purchase, 1.00 Down, $1.00 Per Week 75 Purchase, ; 3.00 Down, $1.25 Per Week si5e a amg veg Down, $1.50 Per Week 7 2 ee 4 BS : 50 Purchase, -50 Down, $2.00 Per Week & : : Seka ig bee” $200 Purchase, $10.00 Down, $2.50 Pet Week =| : ‘ eR cre i 1,200 $250 Purchase, $12.50 Down, $3.00 Per Week Pr y ¥ n, " “ | ‘ Ke ~ ee ° eee rr s a 9 aS Ne 8 Elite-Economy _[} benseuehh oa ; soeginn’ TIES Round Oak = eave : | ‘ Being Featured at Coal and Wood Hes a (te Choice $1.65 Each Heaters 5 ? OR a TR BRED Men's Department—Main Floor : ¢ . It conts $10 an hour for uel alone y Large size, nickel trimmed, E ’ Bag | to run the “Vidette.” very time Any man would appreciate two or three of these shaker mm | the vessel goes out Miller ha ee acks 3 as *hri t ift—x , grate, large ashpan, Sgt eae ab ook to hall out Cater beautiful neckscarfs as a Christmas gift—and what burns coal or wood. It will we : | wy me" HAS could be more appropriate? This sketch can give you heat your rooms. = : —_— 4% | OTHER HANDICAPPS an idea of their rich designs, but just wait until you The “Vidette” has a “speed” of 6 the luxuriance of their softly blended col $27.50 14-in., special. ..$22.00 knots an hour, Rum-runners make see the luxuriance o eir softly blended colors. }15 to 25 knota, The rumrunners/}{ $82.50 16-in., special. . .$26.00 RATES st, ssiale anil can enter shallow water, over reefs They are made of Satins, Brocades and Moire; $37.50 16-in., all-nickel base, “ = “ “4? : eee noe eee: ae stripes, flowered patterns and others too numerous to i | thousands of coves alo jorida's | coust Ime, while the “V draws mention. Splendid values at, each, $1.65. | too much water is too slow to follow a | When visited by an NluA investi Or Three for $4.75 | gator this revenue cutter was out of order for the fifth time this season. Our advice to the men would be to make their pur- = fag ate as 2 She hadn't moved from her dock for . : Pee as a month, SHE HAS NEVER chases immediately, = . ~ = CAUGHT A SINGLE RUM-RUN- ” M + NER. Recently she almost caught Jone, but a storm came up and while the “Vidette” almost eank the rum A Special Purchase of Men’s Coat = ri e ca ped. Co. IN! “Rumrunners’ favorite landing Sweaters $4.50 . S. Vidette, once a private yacht, now a revenue 5 ; e . places around Savannah are Coffee WHERE PIKE MEETS FIFTH cutter chasing rum-runners off the Florida coast. The| piutt, Wilmington Island, Isle of Men's V-neck 8 Coat Sweate izes 06 N Pho Elli + — 4 A fen’ neck Styled pat Sweaters in sizes 26 to 46 have been jew ne—Elliott 4910 1@) Vidette never has caught anything but bills for her fuel, Its| Hove, Warsaw Sound and up the 4 through a special purchase. They are dressy, well made 1 g i = —— — — —— ————— eneed is siz miles an hour, — of tre Ogeechee River , Joe sweaters in heather shades of olive, green and that of ordinary rum-run- pratln yyinctate a AN pate ‘eke pular style of sweaters to sell at a popular price ners 15 to 25. The y aes 81|" Booze craft have nothing to fear cannon, a one-pounder, has|trom the revenue cutter “Tybee,” * # x rusty sights and is otherwise|® 22-year-old boat that cannot go to Men’s Heavy Fiber Sox, a Pair, 35c in bad shape. Above is shown) ** he.is 48 tons, her bottom is Midmi’e waterfront, where befouled, her coalburning engines Heavy Fiber Sox in colors of black, brown, Palm MPeach, navy pate A ee antidated, and she makes 4 miles an and gray in a brand that assures serviceable wear. Sizes are 9% Hi much of the smuggle booze} hour. Warrant Officer Henry Bu to 11%. These sox have slight factory imperfections and are | from the Bahamas is landed. sag eee @ crew of five negroes marked at, a pair, 35¢. | _ ; ne night B an got a tip Or Three Pairs for $1.00 | Map shows the location Of} wots big « of Whisky was ae 'Bemini, nearest of the 4 , “ey 1 “ | be unloaded into «mall boats outst Another lot of Lisle-finished Hose in black and in sizes 9% to Breer, only 45 miles [rom ies ants ttt He took ~~ 11%, with slight factory defects, are marked at, a pair, 25¢. Miami. pee” out. A heavy sea alme swamped her while tying in « femal! «tream awaiting the liquor prep hesn poner mtronnnee ‘BOOZE VESSELS |er_emitd atieccas aioe ant | Men’s Heavy Two-piece Wool-mixed Underwear | heard tor miles. w nen ne “rushed” | Two-piece garments of heavy wool-mixed Underwear, consisting of drawers in | psc vd Of 4 miley an hour | sizes 34 to 40 and shirts in sizes 34 to 46, will be placed on sale in the Men’s all the liquor speed boats had fled. ‘hens th eentiee vevenes saties Department Thursday at, a garment, $3.15. at Savannah, the “Yamacraw.” But this vessel draws so much water |} / |Millions of Gallons Coming} tat ‘it can proceed only. in deep|f} ] From Bahamas channels, whereas the Ught rum) ——————_—_—_ NN craft frequent the impassable coves] to Chief of Police Leslie Quigg: Issaquah-Renton | MISS AUDRY L, SHANNON, 18, and sandbars. The “Yamacraw” is] “Chief, I'm told that Avenue D, aii Boone by the millions of gallons !s]on duty for rescue work and win-| between 4th street and 11th etreet, Highway Opened | fare hige vad ma home of her Go to any grocefy store and buy a package of Tree Tea coming into the United States from | ter patrol only is known as ‘Bootleggers’ Row.’ |parents, Mr. and Mrs, Joseph 1. “ the Bahama tslands, controlled bY} eypoRECEMENT Why don’t you go down and clean| Opening of the Sunset highway be. | Shannon, 5011 Eighth ave. N. B Ceylon (BLACK), Take it homeandtry it. If you don’t Great Britain, OFFICERS TOO FEW it out?” tween Issaquah and Renton was cele- | “Oh, you are wrong about that,” | brated Wednesday at Issaquah. | Miam! and Savannah are the big find it the finest flavor and greatest tea value you have ; pa iy nil peg Sthieee: ul"| said. Chiet Quigg. “Bootleggers’| King county officials, representa-| ever used— return it to your grocer, he will refund the ‘There ts one prohibition enforce-| ties to cover. ‘Unable to strike at| Row’ is‘not between 4th street and | tives of the Seattle Chamber of Com, ha ment. officer at Miami, Louls C.|the big source of smuggled liquor,| 11th street any more. We moved/Tiive TAN Ot ne ee ae arties full purchase price no matter how much you have used |Deviin. He ts the ninth appointee| they spend their time raiding stills|'t up three blocks. It's really be /eiw) mid | tues lil meen © } out of the peckage. [since the Volstead law was enacted.| insignificant in quantity of prod-| tween 9th street and 1ith street | ext lormal open | FORCEMENT 1S uct in comparison with the Bahama] "OW! i 1 Set | * traffic. (Copyright 1921, By The, Seattle; legates were guests at luncheon | | DECLARED JOKE Star.) of the Issaquah Commercial club, It will pay you to try Tree Tea itis the | “prohibition enforcement is _a|, Enforcement Agent Devin at] : one high-grade package tea in the world that sells for 0 joke,” says Devlin. “Agents got] Mami has 200 mies ot at of thie| ec The Store for Useful Articles | it it look to some little money. Ht 8 ihe povernment EXPECTED] territory is in the wildness of the aoe ene wo viitie grafting in order | Everglades, Devlin recently got a If_your_grecer_dees not carry \to'live, In three months on the job| tp that a big moonshine still was 1 have been offered a quarter of a in operation near Lost Man's Creek Tree Tea Ceylon, phone or write million dollars in bribes.” in the Evergiades. But he was ‘by itinerant | Powerless to raid it, for the inform Savanna te 'vinted by tie er said it was protected by a ma- M. J. B denst : & of enforcement officers. At the time an| & mule J ; ran ein pan investigation of the Bahama booze - ‘ a ee omp EEN traffic was made by N. E. A. service| “Devlin has a “submarine” con Store Hours, 8:30 A. M. to 6 P. M. Mitt there hadn't. been an enforcement} Aection with rumrunning head t eks. officer in Savannah for two wee .| which re 1 a aah x Sane errr x tt nm amar, er neean vane: laces gp wemnae dion schooners and launches leave the Neither 48. speedy enough to catch a| British territory for Florida, Sa. Y vannah, New Orleans, the New rum-running Craft. vette” a 38-ton| Jersey coast and Montauk Point, L R 1 ; f Big Clearance Sale of Housewares quarters in the Bahamas, through At Miami is the former pleasure yacht with R. 8 Miller, an officer in ‘command and| He transmits telegraphic reports to federal agents up and down the} _, byprathgiiegy hen hee ie 6 coast, giving names of the veasels| Note the Unusual Prices . the ts they are bound fo . . jonepound gun that is out of order. | Fo rarely is one of them caught. 17-inch Galvanized Coal Hods EXPERIENCE OF FLEET OF SUB- —regular 75c, special. .49c CHASERS IS NEEDED Peace Toilet Paper—4 large WEEK Florida has 1000 miles of seacoast. | { NEW YORK WOMA The entire state has nine enforce: | rolls for ......... ment agents to wage war against Arcade Ball-bearing Clothes j smugglers and moonshiners, 5 “ \ j A fleet of fast sub-chasers and at| Wringer, special .... .$5.19 Mrs, Lehman Had Suffered | ieast 1000 men in and around Miami The Arcade Wringer is ball bearing and has enclosed cogs. ; Ten Years From Indi- — . . fi rcs r Se We are mighty well pleased with the business done thus J} — gestion—In Splendid [yn “Prices of good imported} we Wine Lonnie en saa Wy fn sneer mre: A vapitse 9 = far at our new Seattle store and for the friendly interest Jj) Health Now |e "entoreement aw. Warehouses of hundreds of pleased customers. We offer these special st sputimead. to8 tee. reer? from] are bursting with American liquor Another Big Shipment of Dinnerware—Just Arrived—Now Is the I had no ap-|and Scotch brands in the Bahamas Ti Buy Y Di Vi Ww ° yetite and always felt miserable. I| The nearest island, Bemini, is only| ime to Buy Your Dinner Sets alues for the eek: v se in such a serious condition 1/45 miles from Miami, Nassau, the ° ° 5 . Miugie mp tine for this world was| big Tiawor export wown, miso mies 47=Piece Beautifully Decorated Dinner Sets Special at $7.98 getting short. My food didn't seem | away, about 17 hours by boat a Wall Paper, per single roll..............-5c, 7c and 10c Sete erish wns 86 all andl onty| A year ago American whisky cost| Regular Price $13.98 = y | weighed 85 pounds. $110 a case in Savannah and This great sale offers you a 3 “After taking Tanlac, I now) Miami. Today it sells for $30 to A es weigh 108 and am gaining every | $45. ‘Scotch averages $50 a case, gin wonderful opportunity to buy a day, Oh! there ts such a wonderful | from $25 to $40. beautiful 47-pi Dinner Set at tty Cut-out Bo: per ......5e, 7c and 10c lchange now. ‘Tanlac relieved my| Miami and Savannah are wide autiful 4/-piece inne a Pre c rders, yard . —_ ne E: | sroubiet isa. qusekiy it surprised me.|open. Restaurants and soft drink| an extremely low price. You My appeti u plendid. I have| places sell liquor by the drink and! ; 30-inch Plain Pa aay _appating Jo splondil tere | Decne “Thal Note tad tat avert. Can have your choice éf G.very than I have in years. I wouldn’t|sell it, The big traffic in quanti-\I| attractive designs—King Blue— Varnish Tile, the washable paper, per roll............ [inke one thovmnd dollars for what |ties of nondreds and thousands of I ‘Tulip Gold Band—Pink and eS LL LD | Tamae did for me.” cases is carried on by well-organ- | T ry Phe abs e t r < ne potlegging The New 30-inch Harmonellas, per bolt... - =... 60¢ Ba) rie i tina noes Move | dvi ot moonshine comts onty ff» TAYMOFEs tochester, N. * . 15 cents, quality liquor 25 5 25c, 35c, 45c and Up Feraatthe ia bald te Beds ak Ras| ouite, péorchls © ; . “ 5 ‘ . Wall Felt, for house Hining, 50 square yards for.....$2A5 fy tcwests “wvorrwnere.asverne| "Sian! oven nant Sioatinaes | Plain White Semi-Porcelain Cups Only—Special a elt, for house lining, square y: +n ais stig ore. om Min | 10¢ Each PAINT SPECIAL ; i : No Phone or C. O. D. Orders ; i i ite, an lors, ve Inside Gloss White, Outside Whit d all co en Yeast Vitamon Tabl ets Fakes ales mn bneanie ae special, per ‘gallon......-- . -------++--- +m: ' t Our Best Floor Paint, per gallon. . ............-.. $2.95 For Fi Flesh “Pep” Special l5c Pair Flashlichts—S 1 49c i hite and colors, per gallon......$2.95 Regular Price 25¢ : Se ee et 4 To Strengthen the Nerves, Increase Energy. : We bought a special Best Grade Kalsomine, special, per Ib..............--9C | Correct Indigestion and Constipation ‘H] lot of 50 dozen pairs of Everywhere people are talking about |trary is a great ald to digest! the ‘Dew, cesy “and ecomoraical ‘way of | help overcome even chroule constioation, these Jersey Gloves— —oEoEoEEOEOEOEOEOEOOeeeEE eee pet ere ae tablet 0 5 wee 8 A i! . VitAMON. ‘at? ifetti Me ‘precioua run-down folks br the nal enioune you get them at this low Thursday we are going to offer the — SS tee the : : y ‘ see ccd Mork, vou°ean beware of| faded, Me sure to'remember tee same |] Price. They are fleece- flat type nickel-plated Flashlights, in both gent Fanti ao apo be Y f WIC ORY | genuine gonst-vitamiag tabiete-there te lined and come in three 2- and 38-cell sizes, at this extra special Remember the Name an lace ab Maric, strengthens the |nothing else like It. a0 do not accent colors—brown, gray and price. A tested bulb and an Eveready : ' ch , ‘ * ‘ Resh and tiene and often rejovenates |Mastin'y VITAMON Tablets at ail good black. battery comes with each flashlight. the whole system. It will not upset the | drugaiste, such as stomach er cause gas, but on the con- ALL OWL DRUG STORES |