The Seattle Star Newspaper, November 7, 1921, Page 2

MONDAY, NOV: DAYS— Sle NID) cand special low credit terms— | Matas aseF=)°° | isis -_ 4 " r Dear Dozen or So: You can’t agree to whom the $2,000 of special interest to all who desire | shall go. It’s a complicated question and probably sige to select their Christmas gifts NOW [will be settled to the satisfaction of all. Here's a proposal. Give it to the Community Chest as q 7 a rush: your joint contribution to charity- for the year. Then and avoid the holid y r everybody will feel happy. CHIEF SEATTLE. —we have decided to reduce our credit terms to I! To the School Board such an extent you can make all your holiday Gentlemen: I notice you'vé decided not io, sions school Arfntation Day, but just to give the youngsters a h purchases here at this store, making only a very up viewpoint, I auppose, that’s all right—but, womenow or other. Lean’ neem to think tke a grown-up when @ hol : sediad bad ti tough it'll be on the kids, who've read that {t's been declared a logal small payment down—surely Your Credit Is national holiday, Don't you suppose they'll feel sort of slighted when Good!” here ‘ they have to trudge off to school—knowing that big brother doesn't 4 ‘f have to go to work that day? Education's mighty important thing— but what's half a day between friends? Fraternally yours, factory sale and To the Jitneurs geentancaite Brethren in Crime: They didn’t have writs of mandamus and tn- junctions and certificates of necessity in my day, so I don’t understand job on the Cowen Park rh, It's not that I'm particularly interested SEATTLE STAR in your personal welfare—but I know that the folks who live out be- yond University are entitled to something better in the way of trans- portation than they've been getting. Here's hoping you get away with it, CHIEF SEATTLE. 'To High Moguls of Baseball Dear Sportsmen: Did you say that we natives of the good old U. 8. A. like sport for sport's sake? I guess yes. Think of the 76,000 crowd at the Army-Yale football game, Did the world's series com- | mand anything like that in a day? Not much, Football continues to The Most Powerful Human Appeal on the Screen Ay draw the greatest crowds in history. Amateur sport will continue to ‘Treshenfous and Soul-Reaching - draw those crowds, It's inborn in us to like sport for sport's sake, not pe for commercialism’s sake. CHIEF SEATTLE. COMING SATURDAY—George Loane Tucker's “Ladies Must introducing our latest acquisition,a | |e. py Tancre d, Kent practical pipeless parlor furnace— | J pes 20"? corse, ou we ite Won Swot th. this week you are invited to attend the facto Sones, sare. cid fender sue retien Tans tor sole anuice ae ee —— ‘irew ni je. a oat od perve ry ryitgh K's com: comter, ») new pipeless apie furnace that is creating so hoagie cmmediss ages ~ ¥ much favorable corffment—the factory expeft will To Eugene Debs, Atlanta Federal Prison be here, himself, to explain in detail this highly exist te'tane sverntie notion, ieoning toward. the release of sour efficient heating device. self and other political prisoners in the near future. I trust action js not further delayed. Imprisoning men for expressing their true con- victions is « relic of a bygone age. I hope it never happens again in here is the solution of thle country. “Alth ‘net aerocing with our theorig, Fennnet help CHIEF SEATTLE. your heating problem: To Ellis Parker Butler, Author —designed to eliminate the necessity of installing an ex- “Rules Is Rules,” pensive basement furnace, it will heat 3 to 6 connecting Is Pige” did to express company methods? i the si k if ° rooms varying according to the size and location o To Seattle Girls Dear Ones: What is this I hear about fur tops for rolled stock- —burns any kind of yop og soft, lignite or oe _* ings? CHIEF guaranteed to hold fire fifty hours on one charge o! i ee 2 To Bread Manufacturers Dear Sirs: Wheat last week dropped below are still selling at war-time figures. But I can hear you echoing famous remark of Marie Antoinette: “The people are starving; 1847 ROGERS BROS. cannot even buy bread,” said her miniatara ae Queen Anne To the Foreman of the C i pattern silverware user in his ott srk weeds the tines day on seneaea in search of new peatures and finally landed tn Cynthia: HALF it just in time I suggest that if paper, that you open the gates of the PRICE Bed wpe was wiry ew and winsome ina —why this sale? Be- To the Proprietor of the Breakers C. cause 1847 Rogers’ vod Mats yp bee yet ons 20 cen! a siass : water a ng pattern and we were “ <4 09? 3000 DRESSED DOLLS tie to make avery | II ® 0a "sot tenn caren er wt hater bind special purchase, en- it with my ae Hheg Ba ag eppeared in & light coating —and —adjustable arms and legs; abling us to offer boa geet Neat Aanlyesey bmg ALITY, ‘too, C some with attractive ad- you these great sav- Sui EGE webley mil lags Gc SUben te’ uens suoboek justable bisque heads. ings. girl, she hasn't spoke to me since. EACH Six different styles to select from; three exact- eeeeee Ce renis i Dear. ie as : spoons: set of six; Claudel’s masterpiece of mysticiam, “The Tidings Brought ly as pictured. regular price $7.50 ‘This was @ happy choice. ,In many ways it was the greatest regular 75c and $1— values NOW $3.75 Sipreased in this columa-that. joa ate doing mors fer ‘the DOWNSTAIRS STORE — Ht Grd @ FLL iit ey ‘Theatre idea than any other group in America. Don’t desert us yeur—we need you here in Seattle. Au Revoir! CHIEF SEATTLE. SALE! 160 new cedar chests agi oro "at Fegular price #8— To the Boy Scouts this sample value: NOW Fellers: 1 have just read about the organization in an Eastern town of a Glass and Nail club, made up of scouta, 17.50 Its goal is to pick up 10,000 nails and pieces of broken giass that 8 ize oe rape bag ne? —_ reader on the streets, —knives, set of six: it's fine, very aut and every barefoot apprecia! regular price $25— reguiar price $5-— the service. And that, boys, is the keynote SERVICE, ican up red glass and nails is fine, but the und rinciple of something “exact an pire: 27 Ins NOW $2.60 oath ede tee abuts te int real ae ee ng; in. wide, 18-in. high; prude, Are Seattle scouts going to have a Glass and Nafl club? They look alik e, yet one lives his own life fame style with copper trim- =many other pieces to er ee . Tools the world! mings, regular price $30; special go th ve omeek at rede edi mt iste Pt a A To Senta. Claus in the slogan “Do ¥ Christmas a, : ‘our mary “Thaty why im writing 2 soon ora JIMMY AUBREY am not ask f i in * i ‘id nike ide oe Ing you for expensive gifts this year, because I know in “The Applicant But if you have 10 or 15 cents left after you get thru buying gifts A Comical Concsetion! for the boys and girls, please do this for me: SEE THE AUTO CLIMB A TREE! Put a new atrap in my stocking. The one I have been hanging to een on a Ft. Lawton street car is wearing out. CHIEF SEATTLE. LIBERTY NEWS—Japanecee passing through } 3 Seat . Seattle to Arms Conference—Stanford-W ast- To Girl Students, Simmons College, Boston|f Wein, So'et W. Manet Football Dear rape A census Pop @ majority of you favor marrying Parade, : : men earning no more than $2,000 a year. In these days of high pri — é I> lmited to 100 members that Bet mich, a when women have such spirit ea saeeoitian to Coming Saturday—CHARLES RAY in , Mt is @ fairly accurate gauge that there'll be a number nutes a a announcement that will bring Christmas cheer to 100 Seattle happy homes when you become aarried, “It oh gosh not pers, that time oe peel lowever, after we have enrolled 100 members and the supply of vasa stannatiys i? dame CHIEF SEATTLE. 100 VICTROLAS is exhausted it will be an impossibility for us to accept : “OTE SN ip a any more members, for ths fedden: hat woot dan ba'able to sochrelaners To Frederick Starr, Professor of OLIVE TELL is . i (OUT QUESTIN —the plan is a ve panier md indi F | Anthropology, Chicago ovis WirHoUT atimeTiON” TROLAS ded. pie, © yew) @ pores 4 opportunity. The VIC- Dear Frederick: Your learned opinion that there are no beautiful | Thay are Weel bee “7 cl a ibe e world’s standards of the kind. ye pNxyerrs tpl gaa But is it authoritative? Upon what Washin gton l ads 4 wn, nationally advertised, guaranteed in every ‘way sense aimiay det tei eee eee . * e manufacturers and by ourselves. | sions fide hh ee ee in National Guard ‘ . A vi = OUR SPECIAL CLUB PLAN: To Mary Pickford clei ena, te Wa | ecm ox AACE —make your selection from any of four models; take your choice—mahogany, fumed oak, Little Lady: Of course I wouldn't want the other movie girls to Rear |the Ninth Corps area in National| It is now pos!- golden oak or American walnut. Make your payment of only $1. Your machine will be ea te Mery; Zau're. etill undiantedaveed: Of NER: SiC |] Sut Ne ae eee ero Abscessed ‘or ‘Pre tagged with your name—stored free of further charge—and delivered at Christmas time. In After seeing “Little Lord Fauntleroy" I'm surer than ever of tt. 2, Tecth ate the meantime, you can make small Payments of $1— a week. The balance remaining after | CHIEF SEATTLE. of a total enrollment in California, Ny menace Christmas is then divided into 12 equal and convenient monthly payments. By the time | Oregon, Utah, Wyoming, Idaho, Mor-|§ ra cure is dah cause @ Cure 1s pce pebbles hg + Melina glbr ee oor ne Reap he Serra To the Lounge Lizards on Street Cars tans sad Wemhnamemn Rt | | geen e 1 by r — 1S machines are impossible to Ugh. White man complains much because Indian fight, hunt, and phutional Gusta hae, Breage ing rake antrented —take your choice of any one of these VICTROLAS: va | mei ee ms vane . to ernpa in w Ballarat car on along rum, [Cairns eg ‘neat 2a Se adtet saat |. wi n ad t 4 . VICTROLA 80 $100 VICTROLA XI. $150 $100 vhite man?” He hows over white woman’ hand in ballroom, and putts [son declared: Washingtn toch ea semitys oh. a ty 2S eee see 10 women hanging onto straps in a Ballard street car on a long run, California is second in numerical | dange! operation, it can, laail, thls yt he D t r Tigh e VICTROLA 90 $125 VICTROLA XIV. $225 : sormstimes take Hig Chlet mad. ‘indian wouldnt do that. Me knew, [ik coast anes Sun fel tbe catkins eaeelives ae better, CHL SEATTLE. * 95 1a El dus gi on and, the sage STANDARD FURNITURE Military Funeral). Gore! vee nen wl /Mountain Is Named |. (patient ry ie auspices of the Elks, - H iy tae CO. | ts Given War Hero| Was the won ot ata fee Samuel | Memory of Lane tisitstarsedthe . arr of Aubi en mn 1 5 01 SEATTLE piesa + yeaah on aie Sete ee aoe named ‘one of the. lofieat peaks in| whem Deby «Sect Founded TACOMA killed in action in the Argon: rm SECOND AVE. AT PINE S' buried Gusday’ ft Mvergrean. (Park (Tay NE the Tatoosh range, in Rainier na.| be extracted, T. 1864 L, SCHOENFELD & SONS cemetery, with military servicen con: niet he genuine bears the sig: [4st attty seen RowOr ot] see, Cohn ‘ ‘ ‘ nature of 8, W. Grove, (Bt ranklin K, Lane, secret: ere : 7 dusted by the Veterany of Foreign’ yet BROMO) Bday PP *4Te YOU! ing sareuie WY | ror Twenty ¥s