The Seattle Star Newspaper, November 2, 1921, Page 4

| SAYS MAN \Fat Floats; Skinnay Runs j SLEW SON, |Boys at “Y” Swap Prowess}; | THEN SELF | Halfwit Sticks to Weird u Story of Mysterious . Noy. Bee! farm laborer, almost blind since childhood, and with the mind ofa child, today still stuck to his weird story of how John Painter and i Bis son William had met their death iH and been buried in the shallow grave Where Sheriff Kendall found them Pesterday. Beebe is held on a warrant charg- ing him with shooting both Painters to death. According to Beebe's story, the @ifer Painter and his son had quar. reled. He was working some dis- tance from the farm house when he Beard two shots, Later, at the house, the elder Painter told him he had shot hig son and hidden his body in the straw 2.—Peter . John Painter then insisted upon killing himself. He made Beebe ‘promiso, according to the hired “man’s story, to bury both bodies and “ay both men had left the country. ' Beebe related how the elder Painter then shot himself several times with a rifle, removing the last ‘Bhell before he died. The hired man | Bild the two bodies in the straw shed for a time and later loaded them on &® took them into the timber from their homes ad employed in the eity, 3 ‘The Seattle Y. MC. A. eurves ap- proximately, in » way or other, 26,000 boys and men each year, It i one of the 46 organiza tions which will benefit from the Se attle community chest fund cam- paign, November 14 to 19, to which! : me” of which was heard In the pre- Inaries to two races held in the 147 : i rll Ere ie ‘ registra- tion of graduate students at the Uni- versity of Washington has increased this YAKIMA.—A. N. Barrett awarded contract for construction of bridge | = ‘away | over Klickitat river, at Soda Springs. 4 Delightful for so many occasions, these little P. C. B. Assorted Cakes id of stand alone as the people. TLL (enst THE SEATTLE STAR ad News of Sale Sale will last nine days, but = lines will not last that We reserve the right to place a limit on the quantity to each customer, Hundreds of items, not ad- are on sale at same reductions, 14 to 1% off. ~ Make out a list from this advertisement but don’t over- look the many money-saving specials, too numerous to mention. ing an, possible; wil help Ing as le; elp both you and us. Pictures of goods have been omitted, because price is the " merchandise is of first quality and must~be exactly ah en or your money 4 F phone or C. 0. D. orders can be accepted, and no goods sent on approval. 4 to Ya Off Automobile Accessories Electrical Appliances ba 4 White Soap C4 $175.00 Simplex Hlectric . heated) $124.50 215.00 Simplex Blectric * Troner (electric heated) . ‘ 165.00 Blectric Wi nes. . 165,00 Electric chines 148.50 Blegiris Washing Ma- in 3 rolla for, 175 Carving Sets 14.75 Carving Sots SHOVELS, 88¢ g Ke han (ue De eG Randle tals valued, — $§ 50 Dosen Harness Buckles, Or GOREN «25. cece eB 2.60 Scoop Sho 35 6-inch Btove Pipe... 25 6-ineh Btove Pipe El 1.25 Buck wa. 450 Key Sockets .. 78 Pull Chain 1.00 10-ft. Light Extensions. AS Dry Batteries ‘36 Friction Tape (%-M. rell) Special, 28¢ Pale 3% 8% - inch; dull dress finish. (Not over 25 paire te a +36 Ornamental Cu: Hinges, pair 5 Drawer Pulls . WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 2, 1921, Timi SIXTH AVENUE and PIKE STREET ANNUAL PRE-INVENTORY SALE STARTS THURSDAY November 3 Store opens 8 o’clock—closes 5:30 The Greatest Selling Event in the Hardware History of Seattle THOUSANDS OF ITEMS AT A FRACTION OF THEIR VALUE Builders’ Hardware beesehsserkes tcbebes ae Reeee gis Bebe #8 &3 Cutlery and Silverware 1.75 Auto Jacks 1.75 Auto Pumps .... 3.00 N. P. Radiator Bar 6.00 Motometers ANl sizes Maxotires... 2.25 Lubriko Grease, 5-Ib. 1.60 Shrader Air Geuges....-- $ 80 Tube Patching Material. 20 4.00 Hand Horns ... os 4.00 Garage Lamp: Auto Grease: 85 Top Dressing ..... 15 Vulcanizsing Patch: 1.50 Windshield Cleaners 12.00 Wheel Pullers ... .16 Radiator Cement 218 215 or Fad 42 7 a0 FOOTBALLS Special $4.27 Regulation size, good quality pebble-grain leather, complete with biadder; $6.60 value. 1.00 Fishing Tackle Boxes.. 65.00 Delmar Bieyc! . 9.00 Hunting Coat 1 +s 1.00 Eveready .36 Skookum Si 0 Pia ares na Ball 1.0 lay groun: £.00 Catchers’ Mitt 6.50 Fielders’ Glov: + All sizes Kiddie Kars .1-3 All Fishing Rods .1-3 to % Off Sporting | Tools of Goods News of Sale Every department filled with high class merchandise at lower prices than we will be able to sell it again this year. On account of the ex- tremely low prices it will be impossible for us to charge any of these sale items. All Strictly Cash. Deliveries will be made as promptly as possible. Mail orders accepted from out-of-town customers, if or- ders are accompanied by cash or money order covering price and postal or freight charges. Our fourteen show windows tell part of the story, but it is impossible to put all the items ‘in the windows. Remember, 14 to 1% off of our present prices, which are as low and in many cases lower than any place on the Shop — Supplies Gebeck ay - ACK PLANES, Special, $3.77 14 inches long, with 2-inch cut- ter blade; $5.00 value. $12.25 Breast Drills 3.40 Hack Saw F 30 .gals., electri¢ welded, standard 85-lb. pressure. Hooks, dos 17.50 porring Bae 0 Hack Saw B' . 1.25 Nickel-plated Faucets. . SD 6.85 Birch. hogany Toilet Boats ..... sess « 2.08 33.00 China Tank Toilets 16.50 Michigan Lubricator: 9.00 White Duck Curtains 2.75 Rubber Dri