The Seattle Star Newspaper, November 3, 1921, Page 5

THURSDAY, NOVEMBER ¢ Friday and New arrivals of Model Roasters, pur- chased at a_ price that enables us to of- fer them at a figure much below the price at which they are regularly sold. Blue Enamel! Roaster, over a one-piece steel bod, lutely rustproof. “ALKI. JUNIOR AMERICANS. @ fy sponsored by the Elks lodge, were installed at the Alki pavilion Wed: nesday night | A MAN who died from epilepsy while being taken to city hospital | Tuesday has been identified as» Wil lam M, J. McMillan, Philadetphia, | HON! 3NO NMOG SLUMS iSTYIS Fashion decrees that skirts come closer to the ground, but that is no| Canadian Pacific and Canadian Na- the fade-out | i bent. rdea' | peopie at their Motherdear says Feason why one need buy new clothes. | tional passengers, Never have I been reconciled to it's because we must succeed or fall If the hem is faded or sotled when SC AC ae the kiswes my roles demand. Expecial. together. edd it out, get a package of Dia-| FUNERAL SERVICES for Allan ly do 1 loathe that intimate, pro If it wasn’t for me, where would mond Dyes and re-color the skirt like new. Basy directions in each package of | Diamond Dyes tell you how to dye or tint any old, faded garment, also} your draperies, Just toil drugeist whether your material is wool or silk, @ whether it is cotton, linen, or mix Sd COMICON SHINE) SERVICE So Grunbaum Bros. Furniture Co. The People’s Popular Homefurnishers SPECIAL SALE OF MODEL ROASTERS Size 10x1544, regular price $3.75, special. ..$2.45 Gree New Phone—Elliott 4910 {iKOwIIIIIIII ‘Thompson, both of Jasper, Alta.,/his megaphone and his snappy de | 2:30 p. m. Saturday at the Johnvon|man, 1 mean the chief of the staft 3, 1921 rue SEATTLE STAR MINISTER IS CONFESSIONS OF A MOVIE STAR} SENT TO PEN “HOW 1 DETEST BEING KISSED” }}swi0e excoriates convicts Man PORTLAND, Nov, 3.—-Rev, Fred R. Royston, former Methodist min Saturday Ister Of Salem, Ore, was sentenced yesterday to 18 months in MeNeil WT Tes TTT TT CL island penitentiary for viola of the Mann act. Royston pleaded mwuilty Federal Judge ft, 8, Bean heard |the argument and — pronounced | nentence on the man who had trans |grenved the very moral laws he had jee often expounded from his Salem pulpit Royston was specifically charged with inveigling Mise Frankie Bd wards, 19, Salem schoo! girl, to run heavy porcelain ename! away with blm The pair were ar ne : rested in Cent ash about on Mra, Royston, med minis tor's faithful wife, sat in court be side her faithless spouse and heard him sentenced. Attorneys for Royston pleaded clemency for the accused man be caure of his wife and children. In pronouncing sentence the sald: “I am not sure tha ing of the defendant and t tion he seems to have had his parishioners is rather gravation than an excune. There is! no exoure for him, whether the git was moral or immoral While bie! wife and daughter must suffer, that| condition i« no different from every | other case. It ts very seldom that } the court cannot look over the head of the culprit and see a mother, wife or children who is the real sufferer. If the! court took these persons into consideration it is the first [too long a name for friends doubtful if a sentence would evet FURNITURE CO. IN Ge oon 2DIE AS TRAIN HITS ROCKSLIDE | fn. es You can't possibly apply a name like | been pronounced.” " | chapter Oe “Hew 1 Detem Meing [tbat to @ young man who has (0) seem it will be unnecessary to [know all of your pet secrets and your |) way firet a etar. ve. | Engineer and Fireman Are wine feligwing 1% inner Ute, and your taste 10 break: |' Trhat'y about three years ago, when | stallments—-you tims rec |fast foods and kittens and whether |; 16. Nandy had been complain. e | war Jandy n Pp! be of Wreek is ye fore aca you prefer to wear socks or hore at |ing an hour about my past. I didn't VANCOUVER. weed. k AMERA-A! Caameraa! home in bot weather. ; And partons have eny—thet 1'¢ confess! /f) bad heat and FY My director's command thru|"** " iy” to our studio crowd, had a love affair—one marked by |] et stale! te gay ong Pace te Of course, the movie publicity man | tragedy—but that was my secret lost their Hy 7 |must be acquainted with the past,| So Nandy scolded the while he and Tai Ha. WRIOE racks stan Ons| Geaalir onde a, Bits, slvr of Sor [EcSeeme eb eros oon megs oe hi [Me we wore taking, ton very_ come 7 No. 3 one | usually sends « le shiver of | : nr mile east of Gelkie. No passengers over me, 1 suppose it's the Joy of |""and if T don't have the facts, 1 nog ae ee were injured. The train left here ireiease for action. I am alway*| may have to invent ‘em! Nandy ex Nandy and Polly are like members Nore eT over aie, Canadian keyed up and eager for my part ex. |piained to Motherdenr and me when /of our own family. ‘There's some- > cept when . ‘ Staeaieerhat thing awfully clannish about movie G. Brattstrom, former Seattle boy, | longed concluding embrace. BoD gh eed yy —<_ who died from wounds received in| But Nandy hooted when I told nad, ware woul we And action on the Marne, will be heid at him that. Nandy is our publicity memmay, pesple ape, aiuaye, at hee ood best df you expect them to be. “Make-it easy for me, May! Nan dy pleaded, “Come over with an idea! Now what do you hate most? & Hamilton periors. There's @ dozen of them. About 27 - years ago, Nandy was properly and o | conventionally chris : aristocratic parents, “D The director's ‘caameraa! I'll bet.” died Tuesday at Spokane "Hrorough yo os eng oy rear much Please Read “Wao dh Baas mennal You, Know ed goods. ‘November ’ Offered a No. 14 Dish Pans dozen Cups and Saucer: Saucers. Choice at 15c The Stere for Usceful Articles y ial at 69c Eac et ofS Sole tine ares the Atlantic to guide a gang of In | ey gle ie ena a cine was today said “ org 900,000 mail robbery here Oct. 24 | Medicine Co,,| TWO men were in jail today in Jer- ‘Lynn, Mass., about their health. sey City, suspected of connection Such letters are held in strict con. | With the robbery. Values like these will seem impossible to you—but here they are— come and see them for yourself. . Bj fucle de Rosa, and Frank Gala 6-inch Mill Files (box of 1 dozen) Leather Working Gloves WE REDEEM PROCTER & GAMBLE SOAP COUPONS Big Sale of Graniteware, Special At 49c and 69c 500 Pieces of Gray and Blue Mottled Graniteware Are Assortment Consists of Choice at 49c and 69c extremely low price. Two kinds to choose from —the K. T. and K. plain white semi-porcelain and the Copenhagen blue decorated cups and No. C, 0. D. Orders—None Delivered, I love my work?’ I replied quickly “But I simply hate to be kissed! Nandy lsughed until he really burt ferlings. pont you believe me? I walled. “Sure, I do! Now don't I, Polly?” little wife nodded vigorousty |7) | to him, then turned to me with: De pee mean thet you can't bear j to be kisned by Ciaxy?" | ae . Clasy Sheldon?” |W. Covell, 81, who died at Seattle STORE HOURS: 8:38 A.M. TOC P.M hd (To Be Continmeds Victim Heart Trouble |General hospital Tuesday as a result | Jg Mekadveen of: the tate Senator | Snohomish Thursday. Steven's Post No. 1, Grand Army of, | this hour (in the Drug Sundries 89 rise, yellow, pink, purpie, ic » ¥ q purple, particularly detest being kiped/Son of Mark Hanna! FUNERAL SERVICES for Seth Mark Hanna and wealthy newspa- Stock-Reducing Sale | SETEFESIBLAME CAMORRA = iizs soit t's) wee oe amr rme comers se PAGE 5 FRIDA Y HOUR SALES No mail, telephone or C, D. orders taken on Friday Hour Sale merchandise, and the right to limit all tintitts is reserved, | 9 to 10 10 to 11 11 to 12 1 to2 WASH CLOTHS —1,000 FABRIC GLOVES—110 MARQUISETTE Curtain J knitted wash cloths, size =P"! mo wiightly Materials with taped Men’s 4 soiled and mended; in €ég¢ and in ecru only; ‘ fxd inches, have been {wo ciany wlipon and 12. 1,600 yards, 26 Anchen Handkerchiefs marked special for thi button length styles, Wide, and in three|to 500 fine cambric hand hour in the Domestic white e li-yard lengths, Forthi® \erchiefs that, have been hour, taken from regular Seetion— 5 for 10c s ; & yard..... 10c stock; some are slightly | Pipe ewne cre . every color or style, For . soled and mussed, but MEN'S STARCHED + ‘ this hour 59 COLLARS—300 have ‘most all of them are | a “ yards ¢ 2 pair, A hoe alee eeaes aeee from treat sets, Bey | inch plaids in 15 dt 4 s ‘ormerly sol al x PADDING—or lar stock; either soiled y ferent color combina Playpen. or discontined lines. All ¢@¢h. For this 19c tions and suitable for table for are of well known hour, each...,.. ) brands. Sizes 14% to Or Three for 50¢ 54 inches wide, 17%, but not each size will be placed on male. ‘in every etyle. For this separate skirts and © cloths; school wear. These for merly sold at $1.19 & Formerly $1.26 a yard, hour, 10 yard. For this ‘69c this hour, 95c each... esse c a yard Or Three tor 25¢ hour, a yard Plush Stoles Main Floor A Two-day Sale of Women’s and Misses’ FALL COATS Choice $19, 65 Special Friday and Saturday Second Floor Splendid coat values, featuring Heather Polos, Polos, Velours and Kerseys in brown, navy, Copenhagen blue, henna, tan, gray and heather mixtures, in a large assortment to choose from. Extraordinary values are offered for Friday in Black Seal Plush Stoles with pointed ends and finished with 9-inch fringe. Neatly lined with black silk, A Splendid Value Choice at $4.50 Sizes Are 16 to 44 2to3 3to4 INFANTS’ HOSE—The Women's Hosiery De . _ partment has assembled 230 pairs of odds and eae tna oh ends tn Infants’ Cotton and Fiber Hose in a ‘end of brown, black, nayy broken line of sizes and colors. They are in tiue ana wine. They are red, tan and black and sizes are 4 to 6%, but in two distinctive styles. not each size in every color or quality. 5c Formerly $2.50 each. For For this hour, @ pair. ......-seesesseeepee this hour (in the Mill- MESH VEILING—100 yards in plain and fancy ery Depart- patterns and some with colored chenille dota, in ment), each...... 95c black, brown, navy, taupe and purple, For- merty 26¢ a yard. For this hour, 1 5c INFANTS’ SHIRTS — 50 a yard. os of them of wool and cot- WOMEN’S U mer weight ton. Sizes 2 to 8 months. Cnion Suite that have been slightly soiled from Formerly $1.25 each; then lisplay, Sizes are 36 to 38. Formerly 500 and reduced. For this 50 ibe a sult. 25c hour, each....... c For this hour, @ suit. .........<peeere CHIFFON RIBBON — 300 HOT WATER BOTTLES—Numbering 50, and lege ty "innen wide “Everybody's” make. Formerly $150 each. For and in green, violet, ce Department), each. ......-++++ reesewere lavender, blue and tur- TALCUM POWDER—60 Lazell's“As the Petals” quoise. Formerly 20c a Talc. Formerly 25c. For this hour, yard. This hour, 10c . Se ent the Republic, will be present at the” Mansfield, first viscount of Sand-| world war in Washington, D.C. He’ will leave Seattle Saturday night, — Don't Fail to Take Advantage of This Big Sale—Special 8. Counters |]}pobiish oh ay team sae fst that FOR MAIL THEFT Death was due to heart trouble. | hers. in All Sections of the Store other the rood has done mes t Sale of Hardware coer A er , Two Italians ns Accused of $5,000,000 Robbery NEW YORK, Nov. 3.—The hand ‘They are Italians with criminal “Advertisement. | records, Michael Arbesi, alias Ra yrene, suepected of being tools of CHOICE OF ANY ITEM IN THIS LIST—69c i} ; Eamorra. They “were held in Hand Saws—16- and 18-inch sizes D-handle square-point Shovels 3-cornered Files (box of 1 dozen) Floor Varnish (quart size) Linoleum Varnish (quart size) Neolin Half-Soles (2 pairs) Japanned Mail Boxes Slabs of Sole Leather Choice 69c ae to 1% the aaa iment of morseenmemesersseere healthand ,foritisperfect | | | t These Bargain Prices myeied condition n ‘which ch brings general oe My a2 popularity. Tea Pots Coffee Pots Double Boilers Water Pails Preserving Kettles ‘When the body begins to sta and movement becomes painful kidneys are out of order. Keep normal, active condi- tion—and thiemeans viger, | liver, bladder and uric acid troubles Famous since 1696. Take regularly and | keep in good health. In three sizes, all druggists. Guaranteed as represented. OWL UG CO. Fearful Eczema We promise immediate relief—try one bot- If of D. D. D, om our guarantee. Bbc, 60e, Cups and Saucers, Special 15c Pr. a Ro Satie ce Here is a remarkable value for Friday—300 / i s are to be offered at this Sole Manefacturers If 00. Try D. D. D, Soap, too, LYKO MEDICINE COMPANY New York Kances City pair. rm le by all druggits, us {ser tock at the Owl Prug Co.” ee DRUG STORE A Danger Warning . —Bleeding Gums re ee If so—wi PB ct le ry ene cay at he ov. » Not O} lestroys ut en wr ste al 5 then recede; yorr! gums become spongy, oe Sa ae fall out—or must be ex tracted tori system of the ecting Pyotrien germs which breed in pockets about them. These germs lower the body's vitality and cause many diseases. You can keep Pyorrhea away: Visit your dentist often for tooth and gum inspection, and use Forhan’s or the Gums. ,_Fethaa 's For the Gums prevents Pyorrhea—or checks progress, if used in time and used consistently. inary dentifrices cannot do this. Forhan's keeps the pt firm and healthy—the teeth white and clean. Brush Your - ver Forhan’s — How to Use It Use it twice = and year ont, Wet your brush in cold pon pare eng i een ie oe Tens wt <4 Fevhaneosierush"genty at fret ‘abs, waakos ott see the finger. ited of the oeeahe “I gece tehde: shrinkage has already set in, use F. "3 according to directions; and consult @ dentist tmmediatel ly for Segond treatment. 35c and 60c. All druggists. Formula of R. J. Forhan, D.D.S. Forhan Co., New York — Forhan's, Lid., Montreal yrhar FOR THE GUMS Checks Pyorrhea