The Seattle Star Newspaper, October 27, 1921, Page 2

PAGE 2 FRIDAY-SATURDAY SPECIALS— ~no C. O. D. or phone orders; one to a purchaser — these specials, except smokers’ stand, will not be delivered; can be easily taken by purchaser. MAKE YOUR OWN TERMS! —we say to the new customer, the prospective homefurnish- er, to get acquainted with the won ul advantage of this store's credit service, come, make your selections of home- haere to $100— WITHOUT A CASH PAYMENT AT TIM. OF P CHASE. | —the balance to be paid in small weekly or monthly payments to mect your individual requirements. THE SEATTLE STAR [EXPERTS FORM SAFETY SOCIETY Accident Prevention Work Placed on Firm Basis Accident prevention work ts on a |more substantial basis as a result of the formation as 4@ permanent or- @anisation of the Associated Bafety {Engineers of Western Washington. | Thin organization was effected at & Meeting last week attended by T. H. Boyd, Seattle safety council; R. A. Mullenger, Bellingham safety coun- ell; John Shaughnessy, Tacoma A® sociated Mille; rank Purse, Inter- |County aafety association, Tacoma; ‘O. M. Srtand, Skagit county safety {councll, and Clarence Parker, Bver- ‘ett safety council |. The purpose of the organization is ‘Burial for cocoa |to reduce to a minimum the fre- quency and severity of accidents in mats: industrial plants, to follow up the leases of injured workmen and nee ‘that they receive proper medical and surgical attention; to assist each (workman in promptly securing bis full compensation allowable under the workmen's compensation act; to build up safe-cuarding in the plants until they fully comply with the standards of the e#tato safety depart: ment; to work in harmony with the department of labor and industries, and to keep tn as close touch as pos- alble with each employer's affairs whh the department and safeguard the interests of the employer and his workmen. Battleships Wanted for Armistice Day Efforts are being made by Maj. Alvin Tf. Mankins and Capt. C. Nor- man Dickison on behalf of ex-service | men of Beattie to obtain a detachment of battleships for the Armistice day special— 98c regular price $1.50 —lixti-inch size mate; made of wire cocoanut ft- ri, Fegular, price 1.50; specta - daytdathraay. Pse. olland —fancy English teapots, v beauti- Harold H fully decorated; of fine quality vitri- fied china or earthenware; land, 26, a Seattle boy, who was ki 26 guanine cowhide bags: very special-— $8.75 each regular price $15— Diack or mahogany colors; fitted with solid brassed clasps and locks; regular price $15—; special Friday-Saturday $8.75 each. partme mt fi tytn or 3 EE has’ a wood Yash except a Ww tray instead of glass; a tal Pua Ry oe | i. C, Smith building restaurant 2 + uf # Correct Apparel for Women WINTER COATS An Impressive Offering at $250 44915 ‘THE woman who has not as yet pur- chased her winter coat will find it i the values pre- TH! wit Dr. L. R. Clark terton ecessed. We will X-Ray one tooth for you without charge, The Regal Dental DR. L. R. CLARK, Manager 1405 Third Avenue ‘ Corner Third and Union CARL BR co. Dixie” Jones and Syl- wouter, “Charles Gerard. Gen vieve May & Co. : sented in this 1 week-end offer- ‘ ing. The models assembled in these : two groups combine beauty, skillful METROPOLITAN tailoring and authentic style at re- markably moderate prices. Coats at $25.00 WEEK : amare These are snug belted coats with a swagger NESE Sunday Eve. AND BAT. smartness about them that has an instant appeal. They are fashioned of heather all- | wool coatings, with raglan or set-in sleeves. ‘Brown, navy and tan mixtures; also plain colors, Satin lined and warmly interlined. Sizes 16 to 46. Coats at $49.75 The styles are exclusive and exploit modish sleeve effects, the graceful flare skirt and smart belts. Soft pile materials—Norman- | die, Velour and cadia Cloth—are em- | ployed to develop these coats, and smart trimmings enhance their beauty. Complete range of sizes and seasonable shades. F. Ray Comstock and Morris Gest, Pro- ducers of “Chu Chin Chow,” Present . the World’s Most Colossal Produc- tion and Spectacular Success APHRODITE (From the Theaire Renaissance, Paris) A VIVID PORTRAYAL OF GLORIOUS DAYS IN PAGAN ALEXANDRIA Company of 300 Ten Enormous Scenes SEATS NOW SELLING Night Prices: $1.00, $1.50, $2.00, $2.50 and $3.00 Wednesday Matinee: 00, $1.50 and $2.00 Saturday Matinee: $1.00, $1.50, $2.00 and $2.50 Nights at 8 o'Clock Matinees at 2 o'Clock Six Seattle Funeral services for Harold Hol- ed in France October 6, 1918, will be ole at Bandits Lock Jap °*| * * | in His Own Stote| ‘Two bandits confined K. Hoschi in 4 store room behind his grocery shop | at 224 Cedar at, Wednesday night| while they robbed the cash drawer of $20, A passerby heard Hosch! pount ing on the walls an hour later and re- leaged him. B. Service, 178 Lakedell ave., was approached by three men near the King st. station. One of the men asked for match. Service, fecling he was about to be held up, turned on the men, who fled without bother. | | ing bim. Mysterious Blaze Destroys Residence Fire of unknown origin Thursday | destroyed onewtory residence at '8442 Rainier ave., owned and occu pled by BE. M. Buckman. The house waa valued at $1,800 and the furni- ture at $2,500, 1. > a ; ut § ti ti i e § iE cf 4 17 i it 5 F i. fi eF 3 Hi iid rr [e938 | ' 4 3 i 3 rt Ps iii a: i i iit it rt H [zee Elaze® i [ i TT ii i ; ® Gene- Pantagecec: Admission—Mata., 260; Rights, toc Comiag—Jack Dempecy—Coming Largest Wall Paper Store in Beattle 1921 Second Avenue The Hotel Washinaton Is Across From Us \ Owned and Operated by Seattle Men The Cashand-Carry Store THURSDAY, OCTOBER 27, 1994, ONLY i ti , o Ade t IN A DRAMA of the Q g West, in which the hero 1 P savages, the bens! the plains and politica! evyetes— 7 MCA COLISEUM CONCERT to ORCHESTRA * WORD BRAND” Coming SMART, sisal tent Jere) ee, Ge The Here of ‘Wily Be Here Only One Mere Day WILLIAM vamnuasns “Moptana Bill” wecien 4 Coming Saturday—BLUE pLazess ier , “Vighting BU Until Friday Night Only | The Distinguished Character GEORGE ARLISS In His Finest Stage Success— Intellectual in Depth—A Fine ‘Grade of Humor—Strong Human Interest A Film Epic With a Star Cast SPECIAL, many crralne Lewenthel ta Their “ar WE COT FUN" The Crater of Mt. Katmai A WONDER SCENIC Coming Saturday “"WAY DOWN EAST” ACTRESSES AND THEIR HAIR Did it ever occur to you that every movie actress you have seen has, lovely hair, while the most popular count their curls as their chief beauty? In fact, many are leading ladies just because of their attract: ive looks. Inquiry among them dis- closes the fact that they bring out all the natural beauty of their hair by careful shampooing, not with any soap or makeshift, but with a sim- ple mixture by putting a teaspoon: ful of canthrox (which they get from the druggist) in a cup of hot water and applying this instead of soap, This full cup of shampoo Nquid is enough so it is easy to ap- ply it to all the hatr instead of just the top of the head. After its use, the hair dries rapidly with uniform color, Dandruff, excess ofl and dirt are dissolved and entirely dt<«ppear, The hair ts so fluffy that it looks jmuch heavier than it is, its luster jand softness are delightful—Adver- *Usement, conductor, who was struck by an | ital. automobile at First ave, and Hanford st., Tuesday, wag reported improved ericnaiticnpitnepnignnpainitiniieds ALBERT T. REAVIS, street car, Thursday by the Seattle Omen < MAN'S BEST AC A ns eS Oe 0 an at 35 ithe ade his : eninge healthy ¥ —$_—— . 604-12 Eitel OPPORTUNITY} STARWANTADS| i”