The Seattle Star Newspaper, November 21, 1921, Page 2

THE SEATT i MMU LALO LULL LULA LA LOUD L (snst Hatdwate @ SIXTH AVENUE and PIKE, STREET Store Hours, 9 A.M. to 599 F. &. We Deliver 2: ees: — TEN STORES IN ONE Flectrical Buppiies Purnacce Butider® Hardware Paints Household Goods Tools Plumbing Supplies Sporting Coots General Hardware Auto Accessories We m Chief Seattle (A WEFKLY BUDGET OF MISSIVES FROM A FRIENDLY OLD sPimIT) the greatest gift that Santa Claus can bring: “FURNITURE” —the greatest gift of all, to give or to receive— is more lasting, means so much and is thor- oughly appreciated. Your Christmas gifts of furniture will bring memories of you many years after this Christmas has passed. To the Unknown Civilian Dear Sir: They buried an unknown soldier in Arlington Cemetery ieaiailiniaiais Amid all the pomp and ceremony of which a great nation Ip capable, he found @ resting place among the illustrious dead. It was a fitting tribute to the brave Americans who eceupy unidentl- fied graves on Flanders Field, Thruout the centuries may the ground in which his body les be hallowed ground. May his memory be revered jong after hie dust has returned to the dust from which It came. 6 6 But likewise would I pay tribute to you, Unknown Civilian Leaders rise and fall in time of peace, But the Unknown Ctvillan keepa kindled the fires that warm « nation to ite daily task. He labors. Tho sometimes he sow# arduously, his reaping is lean. Mie field may be no broader than hin own fireside, but tf he but —make your selections now and start paying a little brings happine and contentment to those hom he loves and who an pe ‘ye fn you can comfortably pay the love him, he haw had an important place in the world's great,domentic Lane U ar. life. Ke not discouraged, Unknown Civilian. 1 salute you, too, lest you go unsaluted. To Those Who Made Good Excuses Ugh, Chief Seattle heap disgusted with his children who last week make mountains of excuses, and no give to Community Cheat. Chief nee those people #pend money freely for their own fun, bellies and dress, Ugh, you little men, no heart in you. If you really poor, can't afford to help Little fatherions, motherlews babies, deserted squaw, home less men, then live like it, ugh. Big Chief know, other people know, man in his own heart Know whether be lying or not when he say he no afford to give CHIEFY SEATTLE. ee Toilets, : $26. 95 Low down, wash down Toilet. Tank is made of 10-gauge solid copper, which is white enameled, making a beautiful, dur- able finish. Seat is birch with mahogany finish, and both the tank and seat are guaranteed for five years. Very similar to cut. Has double action china flush lever at top instead of push lever, as shown. Furnished com- il plete with nickel-plated <= supplies to wall or floor. — Yam deabesats number at Special Price, $26.95 16,260 Pocket Knives Advertised for Saturday at 15c 19c 23c will remain on sale all this week, inclement weather making it impossible for many to take advantage of this wonderful sale on Saturday. “The Blade that made the Handle Famous” CHIE SLATTLE. To the E: mployers |To the Park “Spooners Dear Youngsters; It may interest you to learn that the women Voters elected George L. Olds as mayor of Youngytown, Ohio, recently. One of the planks in Ole’s platform was to permit “spooning” in city parks under police protection. We were wondering if that will be a plank in the platforms of any Beattie candidate for mayer See next spring. CHIEF SEATTLE, LLM Mail Orders Will Receive Prompt Attention sp i December & to &. | : Pag Re To the City Health Commissioner Dear Dr, Reed: I hear that quite a few Seattle apartment dwellers 2. are complaining that their landiords aren't observing the minimum Dr, McKeevor wil also addrens the | ES RAINS a heat requirements prescribed by city ordinance—and that they have | Chamber of Commerce, the Rotary recetved No satinfaction when they carried their cases to your office, | Club, the Campfire Girls and the Boy Over 17 Million Jans Used 1 know that you don't want anybody to suffer from the cold—eo dont Scouts during bis stay in Seattie, you think iv* up to you ww do a little investigating? —_- - CHIEF SEATTLE. REV. EUGENE A. WALLIS of | Rolling Bay, has accepted the pas torate of the Madrona Presbyterian church. \To Some Seattle Philanthropists Dear Folks: It did my Heart good—the generous and spontancous way you responded to The Star's appeal for homes for Beatrice and Genevieve, Bo many of you came forward that a dosen Beatrices and “Genevievés could have been provided for without difficulty. Some peo TO CURE A COLD IN ONE PD. R Kill Take Laxative HROMO Quine upture wis ple my it's @ rotten old world, with nothing but greed and selfishness —but you and I know better, don't we? Gratefully yours, CHLEF SEATTLE. ih a ite 7,000 Annuall nature of B Grove. (Be sure os daa nase eh more ag Bes ry A Boven thousand persons each year ere To the Conductor of a Meridian Street Car) A Smooth, White Skim || 11s, srar une buriel coruticate, being Fellow Worker: You may not have seen me—but I was there the That Defies Weather | ncortunate’ ones had Regiected theme 66 | Gentlemen: Your support and aid are being asked by the Washing |\To : “ the Veterans Legion ts putting on a memberehip —only $1—, during this at 6- drive It wants all you fellows inf ranks, It needs you. AND rou day sale, brings one of these fa- ssa eee eds peree soeeen noe ae mous SELLERS KITCHEN 6, beneri, CHIBF SEATTLE. ag ged ‘etal ts — = ¥ O| one ow y the thou- i fale ~ sands and thousands of house- LAAN \/ 1‘ wives and by Domestic Science | (AN ee a f Experts to be the “World’s Most sre NE FF eg e Say to you: N= ‘ trade in your old- fashioned was hs the reform school ‘rom ‘he ime ne was 14 until he arvpnes take advantage of this week's - wasn't his fault: if it a due to environment he couldn't help that special FREE OFFER of the —- | —" something is wrong with our ramsey ten pl et bg ‘ genuine Lisk, enameled, self- a ting roaster or dinnerware set to every purchaser. | _—the fifteen famous features in- 4) | | ~ clude the exclusive automatic t lowering flour bin; automatic base shelf extender; dust-proof top underneath the porceliron —& ; work table; glass og ete. It Pie | is the last word in kitchen com- : mo we N fort and convenience—in house- keeping efficiency and economy. your old-fashioned kitchen table taken as part payment— . Sacring this 6-day sale of SELLERS cabinets we will gre 0 your old-fashioned, inconvenient kitchen table as part payment on any SELLERS kitchen cabinet you select. The easy-to-clean porceliron working top on the SELLERS cabinet will take the place of your wooden top kitchen re ene near a eae -Tihie. neslihan adel “ ~after you have paid only $1— DOWN we deliver your cabinet at §| To Mrs. Philip Ritz once and we give you FREE the choice of a very handsome 31-piece x before ‘The Btar's contest to find the oldest fruit-grower in Wash. = = dinnerware set or a genuine Lisk, large-size, self-basting roaster: papel pene spice thie rim gee tag peg ‘inte the Pacha Netiaet This offer good for 6 days only. BRING ONLY $1—. Pay the bal- Fruit Exponition. And I hope that everyone Will do due honor to you ance in small weekly payments. * —you have your choice of this very serviceable 32- piece plain white break- fast set or: wet ROMO.) '30e. other day when you reprimanded a litte girl for trying to open a the sign (ewelling) of th window on your oar. And I also saw the child get so sick from the foul air that #he had to get off before she reached her destination. No doubt you thought you were protecting the other passengers from drafue—but if you'd study up on hygiene a bit you'd find that fresh air never hurt anybody. It never gets ao cold Out here ‘that at least 6 coming months of bit-! nd intense cold, you who your aking smooth, white hould turn Your atten effectively pi w el ped, Toughened or dis- colored surface. rad sorbing the weath the complexion in. per condition, and even the beauty of ex- reasion ‘appears. njo pronounced f your skin be pimply, freckled, natio why not shed One oupce of ordi nary, mercollm ha ie tinaveationabiy the most scientifia, any éruggist’s, will SSraphetety thai logical and succesefyl self-treaimeat for form the moat unsightly complexion | rupture the world has ever known. than @ fortnight. Use the] The PLAPAO PAD when adhering | wax nightly, like cold cream, wash- the beay sonnet pomibiy sii ing it off mornings. of f weather, ‘or poor health has marred your face with wrinkles, good news. You can quickly ve mevery line by using @ harm- refreshing face lotion prepared le ounce of powdered | ing as if nelnt witch hagel, | CAN'T eo in, the more| day to SPLAPAO, COn Block youthful appentancs, even after one for FREE trial Plapao application, will astonish you.—Ad- | the -intoreation necesmery. Adi vertine for, as “grandmother of the fruit industry” you have more reagon than anyone else to be proud of the wonderful showing which the state will make at the exposition. CHIEF SEATTLE. To the Weather Man It snow—-kids glad. In sweater and cap they hurry along street with whistle and smile. But some not happy. Wind cold. Come thru thin clothes, Slosh wet thru thin soles on shoes, Maybe homes have no fires, little eat. Don't do it again, Weather Man. Chief Seattle heart big. His heart bleed for his poor. Ugh, too, Seattle booster man in East telling ‘bout our climate, Let's help him, You play mean trick, Weather Man. CHIEF SEATTLE. \To the Newsboys Big Chief hear you, iaddies. You little bright-eyed hustle merchants of street. Ugh, you got great big voices, Yell Yo-u-u.oh like Comanche. Make big chief laugh. Chief like you. Good thing to work. Be war- riors, work bard, yell hard, play hard, study hard. Big chief het cayuse on you. CHIEF SEATTLE. Special Reductions in Ladies’ Short Plush Coats—Now $15.00 Don't delay longer! This is the best Coat value you will find —your choice of this genuine Lisk, light or dark blue enameled self- basting, 12 or 16-lb. roaster. REAL leather bags for REAL gifts— * hd . To Dairy Lunch Proprietors Men: Most of you have common sugar bowls imto which the lunchers dip their spoons, Some of them don't appear to be very sanitary. A bath wouldn't hurt some of these community sweet'ning receptacies, A clean and tidy place of business draws wade and makes for health and happiness, Try it out, “oe ” oi ere E + + Chief Seattle Received Some Mail Dear Chief Beattie: 4 standard which, I venture to be- this season. We are offering fine soft Plush Coats, sport style, with #inch shawl collar and 6-inch cuffs; smart beled effect; fancy lining. Special for November—$15.00 _ —all the world know about Teddy Bears, how they are made, what they look like and what they generally sell for—however in this sale YOUR ATTENTION 1S CALLED TO WHAT WE ARE GOING TO SELL THEM FOR. Our only regret is that there are only 300 in the lot. 0 or 12 in. high; ad- ustable arms and legs; Timkin plush covering. —only 300 in the lot; regular price $7.50 —genuine leather bag in beaver calf, spider calf, pin seal, crepe seal, cobra’ seal or genuine goat leather; in brown, black, gray, tan, beaver or taupe colors; as pictured. special for this sale or while, they last, 69c. STANDARD FURNITURE CoO. SEATTLE SECOND AVE. AT PINE ST. L. SCHOENFELD & SONS Founded TACOMA 1864 L, SCHOENFELD & SONS myself and our Repertory company, express our warm thanks and appre- elation to you for the generous help and encouragement both you and other departments of your newspaper have given us this summer and autumn? It has been most kind and friendly of you. We just broke even on the season. Considering that it was our first pro. fessional season in Seattle, that we were playing in a neighborhood house and that the plays we chose were of Her Old Skirt Dyed to Make Baby a Coat) orscersensessnsrsecsecaseeseeen: Wach package of “Diamond Dyes” contains directions so simple any woman can dye or tint her old, worn, faded things new. Even if she has never dyed before, she can put a new, rich color into shabby skirts, dresses, waists, coats, stock ings, sweaters, coverings, draperies, hangings, everything. Buy Diamond Dyes—no other kind—then perfect home dyeing is guaranteed, Just tell your druggist whether the ma- terial you wish to dye is wool or silk or whether it is linen, ¢otton, or mixed goods. Diamond Dye never streak, spot, fade, or run, Advertisement, May I, on behalf of my wife and lieve, has not been surpassed, or per- haps not equaled, in an American repertory theatre, I think this was pretty good, don't you? And I think too that the support given us speaks splendidly for Seat. tle. Starting out rather disappoint. ingly, it grew steadily better, and both my wife and Ire very hopeful that we may be able to arrange next year, and in future years for some time to come, & permanent Seattle season, Thank you again for all you have done for us. Yours very truly, MAURICE BROWNE, Theatres Arts Magazine, 7 EB. 42nd St, New York City. — Here's hoping these plans for a per- manent Ue season materialize, Best wis! CHfE SEATTLE. eee Dear Chief: Please take a walk down the length of the parking strip on Fifth ave, from Madison st, south, during the middie gf some day, then go back and write @ lette he “Parking Space Hog,” subj rotherhood of Man.” Yours longsuf eringly, FIR, Juvenile Week to Start Here Dec. 5 Dr. Wm. A, MeKeevor, head of the Child Weifare department of the University of Kansas, will arrive in Seattle next week to lead the discus. sions on child paychology during the sessions of the Juvenile Week insti- tute to be held in the Hippodrome, Gymnasium Bloomers—Pair $1.00 A special price on regulation Gymnasium Bloomers good, heavy sateen; REINFORCED SEAT. ~ Specials in Housefurnishings $5.00 Comforts Outing Flannel Now $3.50 Yard 25c Filled with white cotton; one continuous bat; weight about & Heavy Outing Flannel, 36 inches wide; pink and blue pounds; fancy cloth covering in stripes, and plain white. medium dark colors, Size 72x78 $2.50 Napkins inches. $9.00 Blankets Now, Dozen $2.00 Mercerized Napkins, hemmed Now, Pair $6.00 Extra heavy fleece uniform ready for use; assorted pat terns, 18x18 inches, nap Blankets; have appearance of all wool; fast color plaids; Art Burlap Now, Yard 25c¢ warm and serviceable. Size Piain colored Art Burlap, im 66480 inches. - Table Damask brown, blue, old rose, green, red and natural colors; 8 Now, Yard 90c T2ineh mercerized ‘Table Damask; extra heavy weight; superiot bleached and finished; assorted floral designs, inches wide; good quality, THE STORE THAT, SAVES vou MONEY’,