The Seattle Star Newspaper, November 16, 1921, Page 2

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‘Select your holiday gifts now—pay ne this 42-piece dinner set-— xt year! this store’s extraor- dinary credit advan- tages are ready for you; make your se- lections now and start paying a little each month so that you ean comfort- ably pay the bal- ance during next year, gift purchases wilh be held future delivery, desired. for | tors come and go, but always they] ginia Rappe. TeENrEC $1085 i regular price $14.50 —a very special value; 42 pieces including sugar and ‘screamer; decorated with beautiful blue band on bor- | der; American semi-porcelain; regular price $14.50; ~ special for this week $10.85. will be a happier hristmas with a VICTROLA fa your home VICTROLA complete with 20 felections on 10 double-faced 85c records, your choice. 'TERMS$10 MONTHLY new prices on Columbia records all 85c and $1— records, NOW .... —all $1.25 and $150 records, WHILE OUR QUANTITY LASTS RESIS ao “TACOMA: Y\our + Credit 4. SCOROENVELD & SONS, meCo, -2666< Northern Pacific Wilbur E. Coman has resigned as president and general manager the Washington Water Power Co will, December 1, become West ern traffic manager for the Northern Pacific Railway. Two years ago Coman resigned as general freight and passenger agent of the Spokane, Portland & Seattle Railway to become vice president and manager of the Nort@western Electric company at Portland ONE-DAY SALE Ladies’ Wrist Watches $27 85 Elgin movement; extra small size, in 20-year gold- filled case, octagon or round, plain or engraved. About half the size pictured here. Special for tomorrow, $27.85. Pay $1 down and $1 4 week until Christmas, then take the watch. PETER MICHAEL Jeweler |. PIKE STREET Near Second Avenue lunderneath the toe mail, that it can | manufactured for chiropodiats. How. THE SEATTLE STAR eee FATTY AND HIS TRIAL DIRECTOR 7) Arbuckle's trial for the death of Vir. Gavin McNab, lawy: director, and ne the eyes of the Jury and the public And, an all persons acquainted with the impres “Fatty” has seen a doren direc ter’ mirth. jis “i as & new |the fi nd the change of | more can be readily noted in the | dertak ve photo, taken on the eve or | ~ - z BOWL OF SOUP AND A PIECE‘OF BREAD “There is charity in the heart of every one of us.” “When we are asked to fill the Community Chest, we are anked F to give the very least that fs How to Toughen Skin so Nail necessary to pay the running ex: Turns Out Itself pe of 46 of the city’s operat arttice—the very leart that ln needed.” “What are we giving? We are giving meals to hungry people, |) for one thing, What kind of |) meals; good, hearty meals such an we all are accustomed to? No; we are giving meals that consist of @ bowl of soup and @ plece of bread. " Excerpts from a speech to Community Chest workers by Na |! than Bekatein, ys" ant during @ nological im But INGROWN TOE NAIL | city’s business center. Mine Fargo in }ehureh Hendaches | Laxativ | Felleve leold, A A few drop of “Outgro” upon the skin surrounding the lngrowing pail reduces inflammation and pain and no toughens the tender, sensitive skin not penetrate the flesh, and the nail turns naturally outward almost over night. “Outero” ts a harmless antiseptic ever, anyone can buy from the drug wre @ tiny bottie containing diree vertisement. DR. H. T. HARVEY (Ex-President Michigan State Beard Dental Examiners) "Dingnostician Pyorrhea Specialist “Ray Laboratory ‘New Charges Made Against Prisoners! ‘Thru Mentification by witnesses | jadditional crimes have been charged Jagainst James FE. Redmond, William | | Hoite and James Barris, held in the | county jail on the charge of robbing | & moasenger of the Northwest Trust| | & State bank of $25,000 July 14. | According to Sheriff Matt Star. | j wich, Redmond is wanted in Oakland }and Chicago for murders and in Los | Angeles for bank robbery, } Holtz is maid to be wanted in Min. neapolis and Los Angeles for bank | | robbery. | Barris la wanted In Minneapolis for bank robbery, it is declared. | Redmond and Holts are to come up | for trial in superior court here | Sharpens Vision November 28. Barris is serving «| Soothes and heals the eves and strengthens |On#-Year torm in the county jail for | syesicht_quickly, felleves inflammation in | Carrying Concealed weapons. lids, sharpens vision and makes = in many instances, says your money it it Teeth tn which the nerve hay been killed may beaome ab noenned. If thiny do they are * dangerous to “) health, The XRay the best way so far devised to determine hether or not a tooth fe ab ets Clark socened. We will X-Ray one tooth for you without charge. The Regal Dental Offices DR. L. R. CLARK, Manager 1405 Third Avenue Corner Third and Union 504-12 Eitel Building SECOND AND PIKE SEATTLE Orion is the most brilliant constel. lation in the sky. SEATTLE’S GREATEST SHOE SALE STARTS TOMORROW (THURSDAY) AT 9:30 A. M. AND LASTS FOR 9 DAYS ONLY HAMILTON -BROWN SHOE STORE 1425 THIRD AVENUE SEND THEIR ENTIRE $25,000 STOCK TO THE BARGAIN BLOCK FOR QUICK AND’ IMMEDJATE ACTION A FEW of the MANY BARGAINS FELT SLIPPERS, values to $2.25— LADIES’ OXFORDS 350 pairs Women’s Felts and Chil- ; f “y Values to $10.00. dren’s Puss’n Boots. Excellent To raise the “eRe $3.85 Christmas gifts. Excellent styles, genuine values. While they last ERTS GROWING GIRLS’ SHOES—Regu- lar $7.00 to $9.00 values. Neat, dressy and wonderful wearing Hamilton-Brown’s. Our sale price ON THE RACKS $2.85 $3.85 $4.45 Ladies’ Shoes—you’re sure to find your size. Many styles, including the very latest, in these. special tots. BOYS’ SHOES—values to $6.00. Hamilton-Brown make. The dur- able, dressy kind that last. Sizes 1 to 6, MEN’S DRESS SHOES—You'll be surprised at these rare values, daity"shcetor.. $4.45 READ—PEOPLE—READ In order ‘to make thig the greatest sale of Shoes ever held in Seattle, we have gone through our entire stock, consisting only of the famous Hamilton-Brown Quality Shoes, known through out the nation as America’s Finegt Footwear for men, women and children. We havo cut prices so deep that, in many instances, we will not be able to buy them whele sale for what our sale tags now read. A sale, indeed, without parallel—with a reason and @ purpose, Come and save, Only 9 Big Days, L, HYMAN, Prop, HAMILTON - BROWN SHOE STORE 1425 THIRD AVENUE JUST 2 DOORS SOUTH OF PIKE STREET - | year, OUT-OF-STATE STUDENTS FEW Fees at U Cut Number to One-Third of Last Year’s t the third in the number of stu of the state, Bach ed $50 in addition r, In a be nen lecreane }dents from out holantie financial diffi That the feos formed the jor part of the difference in seen by the increase in Washington «tur an contrasted with the drop. ington regis neveral hun udents from Montana, Idaho and Oregon, This year the totals for the neighboring states are: Alaska, 1%; Idaho, 57; Montana, 83; Oregon, Hilippines, 9. Thirty-three states mented in the registration n the state 3% counties are aa home by the 4,283 Wash- students, From King county istered. students are listed eign countries, Their an Chile, Twenty who live in homes ar ja member of the First Presbyterian | | sde also aneemned’ the $50 qua Twenty-nine per cent of the stu jents are new at the university this Thin number includes fresh men and other new students, Thin in ‘enw than the usual number of new atudents, which has averaged 33 per cent. q WEDNESDAY, Now Playing! 4 Stories, 4 Casts, 4 Authors, yet one Big Feature! —with— Lon Chaney and ° Wesley Barry COLISEUM CONCERT ORCHESTRA playing overture to “Madame Boss” Arthur Kay Director Saturday NORMA TALMADGE —in— “The Wonderful Thing” LWBER TY UBvery Way & Gvod Puotoplay Until Friday Night Only! ‘DID PAIN DISTURB | | YOUR SLEEP? tism can be quickly relieveddy an | application of Stoan’s Liniment. Do not rub, es @ Pencirates and soon ings warmth, ease and comfost, ting you ly. Always have a bottle Aendy and apply when you feel the first twinge. You will find it just as good for Tae pain and torture of rheuma- | neuralgia, sciatica, external ache. It is splendid to take the pain out of tired, aching muscles, and strains and ‘ame backs. It is clean and non-skin-staining. For forty years Sloan's Liniment has itself to thousands the world mbago and any} | | | CHARLES Men Take Yeast | in the College Football \Vitamon Tablets | | “Two Minutes to Clear the Skin Story— to Go!” | Build Firm Flesh, Strengthen the |/ Nerves and Increase Easy and Economical—Results Quich features with an use are fine ttled shin, flabby flech, eunken | the eyes, or nm, sickly locking fecel | Ifyou want-to quickly clear your skin | and complexion, put some Grm, healthy | float on your bones, increase your nerve force and powor‘and look and feel 100 per cent. better, simply try taking two of Mastin’s tiny yeast VITAMON Tab- lets with each meal and watch the reeults. | Mastin’s VITAMON Tablets contain | highly concentrated yeast-vitamines, as well ns the two other still more important vitamines (Fat Soluble A and Water Soluble ©) and are now boing used by thousands. They positively will not up- set the stomach or cause gas; but, on the contrary, are a great aid to digestion, | to overcome constipation and as a! general conditioner of the whole sys- tem. Pimples, boils and skin eruptions #eem to vanish like magic under their purifying influence, the complexion be. comes fresh and clear, the cheeks glow | with ruddy health, the flesh becomes firm instead of flabby, the eves bright | instead of dull. Mastin's VITAMON | Tablete are positively guaranteed to i i you new health, energy and am- | bition and improve ‘your appearance, whether you are young or old, or the trial costs you nothing. ake the test your- self and ses, Be sure to remember the on ey wostia’e i ete —the orig an uine Yyenst-" ‘ine tablet. There is nothing else like it, ; 80 do not accept imitations or substi. | tutes. You oan get Mastin's VITAMON | Tablets at All Owl Drug Stores end Other Good Druggists SATURDAY “My Lady Friends” Comedy —with Mr. and Mrs. Carter De Haven —and— “The White Mouse” Latest drama by dames Oliver Curwood NOVEMBER 16, 1921 SHANI SECOND WEAR BEMECA darling married millionaires and now lives in the lap of * luxury. Why did Fate give her a different deal than most girls? There are girls in Seattle prettier than she —and with hearts more golden. Why does Fate decree that some may play others must pay? This is the powerful theme “Ladies ust Ip Now Playing— ‘ A theme equal to the genius of GEORGE LOANE TUCKER . who also produced “The Miracle Man”— | BETTY | COMPSON in the most magnificent role in her career! COMING SATURDAY “The Iron Trail” REX BEACH STRAND ORCHESTRA Under S. K. Wineland New Playing R_ pick uation E In the Sensational Melodrama “FEARLESS DICK” And “The Million Dollar Bond Mystery” WYLIE HEMPHILL, general sales |manager of the Pacific Coast Coal |Co., will address the Engineers’ club at its regular meeting Thursday noon on “Shall we mine coal at home or buy it abroad?” RHEUMATISM Those who suffer the angs of lumbaro, neuralgia or rheumatism, in most cases have defective have your teeth exam- ined by an expert. You'll find our prices very mod- erate, Open Sun- day morn- ings and evenings. BAD TEETH CAUSE , BERLIN.—Ten persons killed, fi¥1 hurt when oil refinery at O explodes. JON’T 90 CAIS! LEONARD EAR OIL RELIEVES DEAFNESS and STOPS HEAD NOISES “Rub it in Back of the Ears” Not an experiment. Successful sale since 1907, For sale by Bar teh Drug Co. 1401 1. Madiso! bo, ‘ armacy, h Ph oy, 401 Sd ce and other Fellable druggists, A. 0, LEONARD, ING, 70 Fitth Aves New York City,

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