The Seattle Star Newspaper, November 24, 1921, Page 7

° oe o + a8 * ¢ o. 6 7 a: Ee te) a | re ae . - ball at eee Sit Sot Ao Made the Fath GIVING more than ever, Federal Shoe Repairing Co. 1407 Third Avenue Between Pike and (mon Thanksgiving of ud untidy NOVEMBER 24, 1921, skins were Pilgrim ef our you're taken out, ter? ITs THE TONE | OF HER VOICE oot with clean wh: given medicine, and “Now, how do you feel? It's the tone of her | way she says it more than what she says, that gives a fiend courage to “Angel May Knows _ About Dope--- Ask eomfortable ey gave thanks, The irmen yesterday e lowly cob piers, | we th crude is—but gave thanks Today a feeling of grateful By Hal Armstrong ness should pervade us all for Hundreds thousands of poor paving & wed the priv fiends, awakening In the padded ce Hege of |i a day when at the city hospital, rack@a with ghoe repairing become pain, have found themselves in the yecognized as of the firm but tender: hands of a big greatest economic tndustries homely, capable woman of the work!—due to the mod May Loomis,” said the Pippin ern, machine today, We “is an angel!” are thankful ur patron The Pippin's been in the pad age. and it is r with that }cell, He knows. You stay you enjoy this year's THANKS. until May Loomis comes. ba put in a heets on it asks Any bet the voice, Ca If men run around in a circle they never accomplish anything. around a in the circle if dollars circulate circle everybody prospers. Every time But a Pacific Northwest dollar slips outside the circle it lets outside goods come in. Our Pacific Northwest indus- tries produce a little less goods— fewer men are employed — the total purchasing power of the sec- paired. tion is im; 4 Let’s eat our cake and have it, too! We can do that. Spend your dollar for home products and your dollar stays home to be spent for your The Pacific Coast Coal Company spent $2,000,- 000 in the Pacific Northwest last year. Perhaps some dollars went directly or of these indirectly to purchase yout product. Most of the coal we. handle comes from our mines—Black Diamond, Newcastle, Issaquah, South Prai- rie and Franklin. Buy these and a percentage of your money comes back to your product. Circles are funny things—keep out of them yourself—but keep your dollar in. Black Diamond Coal Newcastle Coal Issaquah Coal South Prairie Coal Franklin Coal Dinamond Briquets Also Canadian, Australian and Utah Coals— but Northwest we advocate keeping the Pacific dollar in the Pacific Northwest. jtake the cure and to stick it out thru those long, painful, endless firat 10 weeks | Can't slip anything ov n Angel May. If you ker and take a@ litte prod when she isn't looking knows a wine | “You don't took did yesterday she tella you. know what she means doesn't beg you to take the you take it to help yourself. the kind of an angel May és She knows more about the dope} j traffic, perhaps, than any other as Rood as you Ana you She cure That's | | Woman in Seattle, with the excep-| tion perhaps, of the many ladies din smuggling the stuff! border from Canada and j bringing 1¢ in on A woman, urtt dress, can carry several wand dollars’ worth of dope without drawing sus picion, From this she'll make a #’ profit, LERS clever smugglers) peddiers, They de the junk to bons peddiers, Usually some Chinaman or Jap, who| re whole: dler, who is usually a hype or who! gets some hype to peddle it for him. It is usually the poor fiend who lands in jail, seldom the ped ier, still more seldom the boss ped: | dier and never the real higherup. | “I see,” said the Pippin, “where the city council was talking about appropriating $1,500 to investigate! the dope traffic.” He gestured his dixgust “If they'd make it $1,500,000," he ejaculated, “they'd be doing some thing! “City councils-—what do they know | about the traffic anyhow? Looks, sometimes, as if they don't want to know. But if they want to find! out, it's easy All our coune to do in ask May May—she knows.” 1) needs | Loomis—Angel | Vital Statistics | BIRTHS Eugene Theodo 517 Pes oo odore 4015 17th Brown. « boy, ys Staniey, 3218 W. T2nd at.,| ell, Charles A. - wir , Petrie, 3828 Fremont ave, Witltam Jay, 2807 tn tt ay, 36th) Edwin, 2 e bow. win, 212 11th av Phillips, Samuel, 204. 25th ave. & pit Painter, Arthur Guy, $244 13 geter. Arts uy 13th ave Hoyem, 1. Snoqualmie Palle, girt . Daniel Earl, Leschi Boat- house, boy Name and fF idence. White, Perry ttle Legal |ieging slander. The suit ls the out Anderson. Chris Seattle ..Legall growth of the congressional Olives, Bernice Gertraia’ 5o:.40"!| Yeetisntion into the escape ofl ‘atthe a \ Legat| Grover Bergdoll, notorious slacker. | 5 Aberésen ...41| Mader Cresson charges’ the two berd: 1.56) papers published stories that Quy, Thomas, Seattie Legal| had been censured by the comm: etter, Winnitred M. Snoqual tee for aiding in the escape of C . ae SE EES #68!) Bergdoll, whereas he was merely d Legal| Mentioned for alleged laxity in the o « Mount Vernon Legal| prosecution of thowe charged with Carpenter, Bert M. Hartzell, Anicello. 2 Rusctgn 2% Henderson, Legal Legal Legal legal wr Hirsehfeid. Hroncich, D. Tarabochia, Mary. Seattic Tarabochia, J.. Seattle ... Rodoslovich, M., Seattle . Astoria Jackson, Minn. .26 Jones, George A. Beattie Hrodbeck, Florence M., Seattle ...26 Hall. Roy C.. St. Paul, Minn Willis, Lincoln, Dana Simpkins, Edna Blaine, Hawkin Heyne, Alaska . Wardon, Cora M., St, Louis, Mo. Taylor, Edward’ H., Jr, Port- Shackley Nelson, Vel August, F + +32 Goethal, V Portland... Legal uv Tacoma ...legal J, Tacoma ...: Tegal! Von Riegen, Martin W.. Seattle THE Notes and Comment on THE OLD a ners nd George L. veteran oversea will fight it out for mayor ¢ tralia at the city eleetion o ber 5, as the result of this w | mary election. A two-pl tralia fire ¢ voted on at the Logging trucks are barred from ighway in Lewis county from > ber 25 to June 1 order published by the state depart ment of public works eee Her,” Pippin Says |HOME TOWN SEATTLE present city com Barner nd business man. Cen room k's pri Six big greenhouses, the property | of the Walla Walla Vegetable Co., | snows, causing a loss of $20,000. ee Mra. A. C. Larson, of Yakima, president of the Washington State | was Federation of Women's clubs, due to pay an official visit Thursday to the federated clubs of Centralia, ee Jor Knowles, famous as the “na was in Raymond recently | ture man a local banker, himself. eee Evergreen blackberries and straw- picked in Oakville and roses and other hardy flowers are |}| blooming thru the snow that fell to) 4 depth of eight inches during the re-| | gent storm. | berries are bell Work on the new Kelso bridge bas | been suspended due to the water ris: | ling over the cofferdam which ts be-| ing built at (he site of the east pier, | ° | Heavy shipments have been made duily from Chehalis to Tacoma and | Seattle markets eee ‘The seventh annual winter school for farmers will open, at the Western Station, | Washington Experiment Puyallup, January 2. . Puyallup public schools wit! be |) closed from Thursday to Monday to \give the kids a chance to recover! 3444 24th ave.| from the Thankssiving dinner. Ranchers around South Bend re port that bears are numerous lately || on the north beach. OMAHA, Neb, Nov. 24 Cc. C. Cresson, the slacke Christian Science escape Directors Upheld'|| 24.—The| judicial 2lcourt in a decision handed down! BOSTON, Massachusetts Mass., Nov. supreme wells it again to the common ped-| painting portraits and landscapes for Knowles came into | | the public eye in 1913, when he dem: |]) onstrated that a human being can live for months in the woods without implementa other than those made by ‘|Major Cresson Sues Two Omaha Papers: Jcollapsed during the recent heavy | i | Major |) former adjutant at! | Fort Crook, has filed suit for $50,-| MARRIAGE LICENSES | 000 cach against the Omaha Bee| Age.iand the Omaha World-Herald, al in-| of yesterday disminsed the bil! of the|]) trustees of the Christian. Science! | which asked| that the directors of the mother) inter. fering with the affairs of the pub- i lishing society, The bill of the attorney general Christian Selence church declared a public charitable Publishing society, church be restrained from the to have trust was also dismissed. Official Predicts WASHINGTON, Nov. 2%. terday, Powell, Myrtle A. Seattle ....Legal | duction, Twohy, Edmund P., Spokane .. Legal| —_— Pee Manca, Adeline Legal| 2} Mullen, J. C., 8 “> Benson, Aya Seattle .. DEATHS Benson, Sven Edwin 11 ve. Dahletrom, * $6th at 311 106th nd W | Anna H., 78, 2437 W. st Clark, Guy F., 49, 120 12th ave N. Andetson, Hiram J, 60, 1415 Spring ‘st. Kawahara, Yuichi, 25, 216 16th ave CHICAGO.—Thomas Catherwood charged with murder of bis sister. in-law, Mrs. Betty Sharples, 22, al leged to have confessed Step-Fa ther’ ¥ Death Laid to Boy of 17; 24.—Charles P.|]) SPOKAN Nov. Smith, 4) is dead wounds, England, a little more than a had more than century ago, offenses punishable by death Drastic Rate Cuts, Exten: | (sive rate reductions will be made by | 20 |the interstate commerce commission | within the next few months, « high 4s Official of the commission said today. | ‘The commiasion has determined, it | was said, that more fate cuts must | land ++Lemal| come, and the sweeping inquiry into! all present charges, ordered late yes-| is for the purpose of de} Lega} | t¢rmining the exact extent of the re- 4 Yorley (Idaho) farmer, here with four revolver Jone, Michael L., 50, 3402 Clermont| wounds and a deep knife gash in, his back. His stepson, Robert Ford, |]) 17, is held in the Coeur d'Alene Jail, | charged with having inflicted the/ | | | 160 /f) papa's pets. Bureau. Washington ¥y 3% w York cents in stamps for postage: g 2 > POPCORN TIME! Now is the time for all good poppers and papas to pop corn for Seattle Star, Ave., Washington, D. C. 1 want your free bulletin on POPCORN, and inclose two Uncle Sam has just issued a bulletin telling all about how to pop corn to get the best results, together with a bunch of dandy recipes for making popcorn balls, pcpeorn cakes, sugared popcorn, crystallized popcorn, and popcorn candy, If you want these suggestions and copies for the coo! fall and winter nights, or to liven up that party you are going to give, fill out the coupon below and mail it to The Star's Washington tts STAR PAGE 7 FREDERICK & NELSON FIFTH AVENUE AND PINE STKEET Clearing Winter Hats At Great Reductions | $12.50 BVERY or another of these reduced - price groups, beginning tomorrow morning. | @. . a ioe of © Ts etallic Cloth- si and-fabric J Fur-and-fabric Hatter’s Plush Lace Panne Velvet Fur Felt Ornaments Typical offerings from the Clearance Groups are Sketched. Trimmed Winter Hat re- maining in stock, among them the loveliest of fur-trimmed and ostrich- trimmed effects, will be found in one —SECOND FLOOR | $18.50] $75.00. $50.00 and $57.50. Jewelry Offerings Of Interest to Gift-Choosers AT 50c, Bar Pins set with rhinestones and colored stones; Bril- liant Red Glass Beads; Black Beads simulating jet and Imi- tation Coral Beads. AT 85c, Crystal and Colored Beads in connection with metal links; Novelty Colored Glass Beads ending in tassels; Bead Necklaces in amber color, or bright-red. AT $1.00, Girdles combining plaques of* colored composition with novelty metal links and drops—ultra-smart for wear with crepe and cloth frocks. AT $1.45, Long Necklaces in imitation jet, ending in tassels; Necklaces combining decorated beads with metal; Drop- weighted Beads with flecks of color. : cial $1.49. 150 EVERSHARP PENCILS of a discontinued style clip, for men’s use—in green-gold finish, bo —FIRST FF A New Supply of Winter Coats Broadens Practically Every ! Price Group in Stock” —and brings new styles in Wraps and Capes well—all drawing extensively u : tions for their style, and thus offering belated pur- — chasers the most recent originations in designing. Handsome cloths contribute to the rich effect of these Coats—Superba, Marvella, Orlando, Marvelette, Wondura, Panvelaine and Poly- anna, they have been named by their weavers— with beaver, squirrel, wolf, mole, caracul and opossum for trimming. Priced from $65.00 to $200.00. —and there are very interesting offerings in Coats without fur trimmings, for many women prefer them, at $45.00, $50.00 and n late impo Additions have also been made to the showing of smart Coats in imported tweeds, that have found such favor with misses and business women— Tweed Coats with long shawl collars of opossum and raccoon, $59.00 and $69.00. SECOND FLOOR Jeweled Combs Unusually Low-priced IGH Spanish Combs, in- tricately carved and stone-set; Flaring, Fan-shape Combs, -small Tuck Combs and Jeweled Hairpins—fea- turing sapphire, emerald and topaz colorings — $1.25 to $8.50. FIRST FLOOR