The Seattle Star Newspaper, November 1, 1921, Page 2

SEATTLE 150 Orphans Have Time of Their Lives CHINESE ARMS See Mary Pickford as Guests if Star Heap es “ie STA ANNUAL SALE DINNERWARE ENTIRE STOCK REDUCED 25% —and you know “Your Credit Is Good!” Popol » the baby ‘baby will gui DR. CALDWELL'S SYRUP PEPSIN- Pape tna x at pera ve oa baby. Few escape constipation, 90 even if et sowsirao lmaaine 0 he mene ms oe FREE OF Clans het ” Pirie handy when Tuesday Night Among the Chinese delegates to) the disarmament conference who ar.) rived in Vancouver on the Empress of Russia Monday and who were ex- pected in Seattle late Tuesday are: |Tang En Liang, advisor to the gov: | Jernor of Shantung province; T. K Yang, advisor to the minister of for jeign affairs of China; B. Dzau, a 1918 |graduate of West Point, who in to) be @ member of the Chinese legation | ataft et Washington, D. C.; 0. W.| Trang, technical advisor to the min ister of communications at Peking; P. C. King, president of Tsinghua | follege, Peking, and PD, Toung, first secretary of the Chinese legation di Brazil. Toung will go to Brazil at the clone of the conference. Dr, Monlin Chiang, dean of ad ministration of the National univer } sity of Peking, and David Z. T. Yui, you can —dinnerware from: America, France, England, Japan, Bavaria; the eream of the world’s production. Theo. Haviland dinnerware at even greater reduetions than 25%. Dinnerware selected piece by piece as only a connoisseur would select it. Buy your Cm te or Christ- mas ‘dinnerware this week during our ANNUAL ERWARE SALE. A small deposit: will hold your purchase until you desire delivery. —every “Add-a-Piece” open stock dinnerware set included, giving you the privilege to buy WHAT you NEED—WHEN you NEED it—at less than the price of the ordinary old-style set. | director of the National Y, M. C. of China, also of the Emp Russia party, arrived in Seattle Mone day night com- Heinz 57 Varieties plete assortments of these few sample values: ILMOT | Happy? You bet they are. Look at the grins. This picture shows just 11 of the 150 little PATTERN : orphans who went to the Coliseum yesterday to see Mary Pickford in “Little Lord Fauntle- be roy” as guests of The Star. The good-looking “chauffeur” is Glen McLeod of McLeod's $4425 rs Barber shop, who, along with other Star fricnds, donated his car and his services for the eee afternoon, eee eee "Yen," regular price $15— —42- piece set. American semi porcelain, “Adda Piece,” open When 150 youngnters climbed out and tumbled cat-—and rolied owt! who had spoken previously, of automobiles in front of the Coll seum Monday aftmrnoon, the pop put in the same hopeful! more representatives of the Wash “we|ingtdh Children’s Home were bein: do now. But if this had been «fed Halloween jelly beans in Glen month ago, 1 wouldn't a’been goin’ | Mclsod's car. A dozen cars chugged stock pattern, Fancy dark biue border, as pictured. Regular price $15—; special wlace suspected that a party wasithere, I'd a been out at the Theo. | away from the curb—and the young: | “on.” dora Home then. Gee, I been all|sters from Mother Ryther’s hom ' from t Oa e | And the populace was right. Onejover-——the Spokane Home, the the Theodora home, Daddy Draper's! food you eat is for this sale, $12.25. ALSACE PATTERN 30° segtine ‘quics q4n00 —42-piece set. Nippon china, “Add-a-Piece.” ope stock pattern. Fancy berder and pink roses, as pictured. Regular price $40.50; special Campaign Start ‘for Pontoon. Span) ssembiy room. it is planned to ask Re iaaty steps in a campaign to gecure 15 of the fleet of shipping |'MSton shortly, to appear personally board hulls in Lake Union for a pon- AMUSEMENTS toon bridge from Seward peninsula to Mercer island wete being taken faction followed an enthu- iene? »Fuli course dinner, 75c, at Boldt’s. Served & to $ p. m.—Advertisement. MOORE ‘Vitvsviie JAN! nce Yekomeamaton AVERY 4 O'NEIL KARA incon Olle BILLY ARI PLAY Firth and Pine miliett 3838 All Week—M js. Wed. and Sat, “THE SIGN DOOR” Marjorie Rambea Matinees 2:30, Nights 7 and 8. * Now Playin, NAT “CHICK” HAINES & CO, determine KUBA QUARTET whether or not well, a sooth ts ab- seeased. We will X-Ray one tooth for you without charge. The Regal Dental Otfices DR. L. R. CLARK, Manager 1405 Third Aveous Corner Third and Union —A2piece set. American sem! in, “Add-a-Piece,” open pattern. Pink rose border, as pictured. Reau lar price $19—; special for this sale, $14.25. siastic meeting of lake residents and, before federal officials on behalf of others in the Chamber of Commerce [the project. It ts estimated the bridge will cost Samuel Hill, who will be in Wash- | $190,000. Free 504-12 Eitel , SECOND AND PIKE SEATTLE Glasses for Less Our examina solentific struments and years of experience can devise, Dr Je All Lenses . Ground in 1514 Westlake Ave, Between Pike and Pine Sts. hundred and fifty orphan young. | Everett Home, the Theodora Home, sters were the guents of the Coll-| Mother Ryther’s Home and the soum and The Star to view Mary| Washington Home. Hard to say | Pickford in “Little Lord Fauntle-| where I'll be goin’ next,” he added wv ly. the balcony the| “I think you'll be going in a trouped, maesie a mad) taxi,” somebody suggested. And three and = finally | minutes later a Seattle taxi driver, ‘adjusted its feet on tho backs of] who said he'd carry the nine young front. And the/|sters for the price of one, squeezed the entire group within the bus and) slammed the door. And there they wat, like so many little insects First of all came litle Mickers|*auirming and wiggiing around—but of international news. President | oh. just tickled to death. Harding beamed from the screen. | he “opponit A general uproar’ ant loud clap. ping. ,Bomebedy who happened bt |be squeezed in with the orphan| group leaned toward a specimen of | enthusiasm about 3 yours old and asked, “Little boy, do you know who that ls for whom you're clap Feet didn't shuffie any more. No More prancing up and down the alsies, Big eyes just watched the, screen. “Virginia” only refused to! stay pot, A GREAT FUTURE FOR VIRGINIA “Virginia” was @ yellow-headed, bobbed-haired, pink aproned 4-year- old from Mother Ryther’s home. whose chief enjoyment came from sealing the seats. We prophesy a wonderful future for “Virginia.” She's bound to climb. “Virginia,” however, and all the rest, were finally persuaded, ‘long about 6 o'clock, that the show was over, and bundied up in coats and fussy hats, were ushered to the, street, = pong Never attempt to relieve your baby with a Now, that’s when the real party be- gan. About seven of the 150 young- sters remembered in which cars they came. The rest had to be resorted. And the youngsters had the best Ume getting arranged. EK LITTLE BOYS Ler OUT IN COLD When the final allctments were made it was discovered that nine ite boys still remained without any way of getting home, Some- body with a bus had forgotten to return for his friends. “You don’t happen to know, do! _ you,’ one of the little boys was abked, “what kind of a car you came in?’ “Oh, yeh,” he replied, “I know it was one of them kind with glass ‘round the sides.” ‘Well, let's see,” said somebody in charge, “you all go to the Wash- ington Home, don’t you?” N. D. Nonpartisans Beaten but Hopeful FARGO, N. D, Nov. 1.—With| some of'the Initiated measures in| the recall election undoubtedly de- feated, nonpartisans today took on new hope. If they succeed in de feating even two or three of the measures put up by the indepen- dents, the ousting of office holders will not be #o serious. Meantime, independents who cap- tured the offices of governor, at- torney gener! and commissioner of Children’s Capes $3.50 What couid be more prac tical and serviceable these wet days for school children than one of these water proof rain capes? They pre serve ‘clothing and prevent colds. These have large cir cular hood that can be worn over the head. Priced very low. Ages 6 to 14 We're back to pre-war prices atid Ladies’ Outing Gowns 98c | home and the Washington Children’ home were off. From what they shouted back to | thetr new-found friends on the curb they will never forget Mary nor the rides they had in the buses—those buses, loaned for the afternoon b; the following people and concern | Mrs. M. W. MeCaull, L. D. Lindsley, Sweet Sixteen Shop, M. G. Gendrun, Mclod's Barber shop, Pioneer Auto Co. Lexingtos Co, D. BE. Nyberg, Johnson Taxi Co., J. M. George, C. Wiley, BE. W. Sutton, West Side gro- cory, Weisfield & Goldberg and the West Side Ford agenc: vender bia ns and eget that you would use for yourself, genres: Ladies’ Waists Special 98c A special clearance of White ,Voile Waists, slightly shop-soiled. The former prices of these were $1.75 and $2.00. A little soap and wa- ter and they'll be like new. Prettily trimmed with or- gandie collars and cuffs. It will pay you to buy a couple of these. on the gowns, but the’ quality a strictly hard “FLOUR family flour, 49-lb. sk. by taking one to three cakes of Fleischmann $2. 10 x ag each wheat eT Dennett’ s Rye Flour, the old-fas mill stones; sack. They are 1 delicious, Try them, TALL CANS Osc don ioned 10-Ib, It's the greatést improvement in coffee packing since the vacuum an perfected. Now Possible after, the vacuum EE uET pee wearer A RA TTT, keep: Portion has been used. Attractivel: priced, per p Small cai Medium Large 35c Del Monte Large Prunes, net weight 1&% Ihs.; Cun ...,.0e00s agriculture and labor planned to perfect a political organization in the next few months that will be able to fight the leagu fs as good as ever, These heavy outing gowns are cut large, and nicely made and finished; round neck, long sleeves; pretty wien patterns. All sizes, PRIDE’S PURE MINCEMEAT . Pride’s Mincemeat is prepared from the finest quality materials accord- ing to an old-fashioned recipe. It is Ladies’ Union Suits $1.25 Medium weight, cotton rib- bed Union Suits for ladies. Dutch and elbow sleeves, and low neck and = sleeveless; ankle length. Slightly fleeced, Sizes 34 to 42. Henderson today was awaiting sen- tence Friday for the killing of Mrs, Gertrudé Henderson, his divorced wife. After five bours deliberation, a jury late Monday night returned a verdict of guilty of manslaughter. ASK FOR IT! Misses’ Hose 3 Pairs 50c High grade Cotton Ribbed Hose for misses; medium weight; reinforced heels and toes to insure: long wear. Sizes 7 to 9%. on every of emulsion that you buy. This means that you will always ask for SCOTT'S | EMULSION Scott & Bowne, Bloomfield NJ. ——— iis niin Warner’s Corsets Special $1.75 Serviceable Corsets, de- signed for the normal aver: age figure; medium high bust; double skirt; pink cou Ul, Sizes 20 to 30. A big special at $1.75, Comfort Shoes Special $5.00 Women's Comfort Shoes that will give real comfort. They are of*soft black kid with pliable turned sole; rub: ber heel; plain toe and stock Up. Sizes 3% to 9 ready for the pie without additional ingredients. tain 20-Mule Team Borax Soap Chips for the Cleanest Clothes with the Least Ef. 4 fort at the mat "33¢ Each can con- 20 oz. net; 30c value.. 23c After all Crystal White holds first place as America’s leading Laundry Soap; bar .. =, VAN ‘Rs