The Seattle Star Newspaper, December 2, 1921, Page 4

FRIDAY, DECEMBER 2, 19 SECOND AVENUE AND UNIVERSITY STREET Special Price Basement eg ees THE SEATTLE STAR Submariste Will Be |By His Tank Shall ; ith Two Murders! Refreshment Parlor e His Dog Know Him . Ore, Deo. 2—Two in| BERLIN, N, Deo, 2—An attempt is Meme degree murder| being made to raise the submarine in hon Pe Beebe, half.) U-20, which was stranded on the But times have changed. ‘The war ia fint, the disarmament conference is on—and Carmenelta has now d coast of Jutland. It will be recon SWRs Indicted tate yesterday | structed as a refreshment room at a John Painter and Will-| seaside resort. ter, his son, near Lacomb, 20. descended to the menial duties of a mere poundmaster’s flivver, Here's | the wad story: a States postal savings de Capt. Paul P. Logan, 30th Infan. try, has a trained German police Ras about twice as many dog, Leo, which he captured carrying | |German dispatches in the Argonne | wood, Leo took @ liking to both | American chow and Capt. Logan— | withthe result that the latter adopt | ed him. | As the monthe passed the two be- came inseparable—and #0, when | Capt. Logan was ordered to Seattle |as a member of a recruiting party jwent here to get men for the Thiyd |division, be brought Leo over with him, And then—I4o disappeared. | Where—how—when—thene be mat- re of mystery. The intrepid cour lier who had been able to find his way thru the maze of No Man's Land was lost in the peaceful byways of a wit, Time was when Carmencita was the pride*of the American tank corps in France and the bane of the Prussian Guard, She was Kkygown from one end of PORT ANGELES.—Franchtse to construct lines on Olympic highway between Port Angeles and boundary lines of Jefferson and Clallam coun. ne &s any other savings bank | ties granted Northwestern Long Dis eo epuntry. tance Telephone © orm France’to the other by both al lied and German soldiers—rever- ed by the one, feared and hated by the other, ALF ON SUIT =QOvercoat Underwear - A DOLMAR SAVED IS A DOLLAR EARNED, and these are days "when men and women must save. Everyone must get the greatest | value possible for every dollar spent. Read over these splendid _ clothing values—and there are hundreds of additional unadvertised | offerings in every de’ ent, Then come to Shafer Bros.’ store _ Saturday and you will find that you can save at least half on the | things you have to have this week. - SPLENDID LARGE SELECTION OF FALL MODELS 3 IN FULL RANGE OF SIZES MEN’S SUITS Drees Salts. . <n nan wonenienes $40 Suits—eighty-two, odd sizes..... late models. 2.0... .ieienawwieis o10.0:2 a0 Offering big savings on special lots of ready-to-wear and millinery. 150 Just Received Positively the Best Values We Have Had This Year (and any- one who has shopped in the Basement Millinery Department . knows that we have had re- markable values all season). The wide variety of styles and colors includes Hats for all occasions, for Misses, Young Women and Matrons. Duvetyn, Panne and Lyons velvet, plush and bro- cades with trimmings of ostrich novelties, flowers, ribbons and smart velvet bows. — peaceful otty, | Capt. Logan was overcome with grief over the loan, He searched the city bigh and low—but no Leo. Finally First Lieut. Dudley Ham- | {ton Woodin, another member of the | party, came to his rescue. 1" “Leo may be in captivity,” be opined. “If that is the case, we | would have a hard time finding | him. Se the thing to do ts to | make him find us—and Carmen | | cita’s the answer. Carmencita has no muffler, you know, and if she passes within a mile of Leo 200 Plain and Fur Trimmed he'll be sure to hear her and break his bonds from sheer joy.” So Carmencita is patrolling the streets of Seattle looking for Lee, ‘And Capt. Logan ts able to rematn comfortably tn the recruiting party's | office, 300-301 Maynard building, con- fident that his pal will be restored to him. | The Cornish School Drama—Musio—Qance Roy Street at Harvard What More Practical and Enjoyable CHRISTMAS x. Wellington Koo, Chinese arms parley delegate, is one of the |most popular women at the | conference. Washington ad- | mires her taste in clothes and her striking beauty. PRESENT PRESENT | Beg Pardon! tion in Muste, Dancing, Expres || oe sensi sion, French or « season ticket Lb of Seatieaamy satis af for a Leeture Course or for The Cornish Players? A handsomely engraved cart of presentation will be furnished by the School. Phone Capftol 0240 Tuesday Evening, December 6 Complimentary Song Recital by ELLEN SHELTON HARRISON Pupil of Ela Heim Boardman Values Far Out of the Ordinary The low price does not indicate the smartness of these Coats. A wide assortment of styles—blouse, belted, straightline, flare-back and sports port: “The seaming severity of the va aw? models. With trimmings of furs, of the ‘cttunder—twice airendy_cra-| embroidery, silk stitchings and self material, HI. Woods, reported in Thuretay’s Star as being sentenced to a year In the penitentiary for the theft of | $24 worth of department store mer | chandise, was actually given a year jin the county jail. Judge Everett ~| Smith, who passed the sentence, | writes tn commenting on the re port: “The seeming severity of the |) Fall and ed he had tn his ponmession a bunch |]/ of keys suitable for unlocking any |) | ordinary door, @ kit of burglars’) tools and a lot of cocaine—the lat | ter, ho mid, for @ ‘lady friend’ | Would you ask for leniency tn such ya case r* Bolivia Coats with Beaverette Collars. ...--$25 Suedene Coats with Wolf Collars— messee-$25 Velour Coats with Sealene Collars. ..a0.0-$25 Plush Coats with Coney Collars. . a-w-$25 Bolivia Coats with Embroidery Trimming. .$25 Velour Coats with Long Tuxedo Collars. ..$25 Suedene Coats with Opossum Collars. cme-$25 Utility Coats with Convertible Collars. omsm-$25 MEN’S O’COATS Fall Overcoats ...n:srasa:a;;00:0030:0:00'0' Fall Overcoats .,...~~-v-w-aa:e1e=miomm'«i Fall Overcoats . ..nceenmenescosen- $29.75 Fall Overcoats. . .:<..:.~ <qmeaw emcee! ; Overcoats, special lot of fifty ....4.:0:.<e-0 $12.75 Overcoats, special lot of fifty ....-:r—~mee~ $9.75 EXTRA PANTS $12 Blue Serge Pants $6.45; $6.00 Work Pants $3.85; hae Pants $6.85; $8 Pants—extra large sizes— ab Veterans’ Bureau Allows Old Claim! Many rejections of claims by the war risk insurance bureau are being reversed by the new veterans’ bu- reau, according to IL. C Jeaseph, manager of the local offices of the bureau. He cites the case of the late F. 68. Pickering of Portland, whose widow was refused $10,000 by tthe old bureau because her husband had reinstated his government tn- surance after losing a leg in an accident. Under the Sweet bill the widow is entitled to the money and | Jeaseph has just received word that she will receive it in a lump sum. Eagles Will Hold | Pioneer Festival | Seattle Acrie No. 1, F. O. EB, will renew the pioneer days of the early settlers at Eagies’ hall on Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday evenings, HOME OF THE BEST $2.50 | GLASSES ON EARTH Examinations Free Our experience tn vision testing enables us to correct your eyes with ecientific accuracy. We N $18.75 $23.45 : SIZES FOR WOMEN AND MISSES These Coats have the qualities of much higher WONDERFUL VALUES IN HIGH GRADE Madison FURNISHINGS IF YOU ARE LUCKY ENOUGH TO SSS | 4 FIND YOUR SIZE FURNISHINGS $3.50 Wilson Bros,’ Heavy Wool $3.50 Men’s Wool Worsted Underwear, garment... .$1.65 Bathing Suits .........$1.15 Launder Your Own can be easily Inundered at home. Prevalence of smallpox is the cause This method saves laundry bills and|of the migration. . and Save Expenses | fiir the sik hove last longer than INDON, Dec. 2—In @ survey/those manufactured af other ma EVERETT —J wupertor just made tt was revealed that most | terial court places aia at Pi acre on | girls buy silk stockings because they Everett tidelands, Dispenses Justice $3.50 Globe tag tog = _ poe or vc plein - Gloves .............- -- $1.95 lory Hats, $3.85 $5.00 Young Men’s Hats; 6, ONS F- i. sw tenes costes $7 and $8 John B, Stetson Hats, light colors ............$3.85 ror Men and tors” LOC GREATEST SAVINGS ON BOYS’ SCHOOL SUITS, OVERCOATS AND SHIRTS BOYS’ CLOTHING $12.50 Boys’ Knee Pants Suits, $12.50 Boys’ Mackinaws. ..$5.49 large sizes only $2.45 $1.00 Boys’ Two-Piece Under- $15 Boys’ Knee Pants Suits, wear mein ABE fi $1.50 Boys’ Shirts . 2. ...ne.45¢ $1.00 Boys’ Waists .........35¢ 75¢ Boys’ Caps 15¢ $2.50 Boys’ All-Wool Tams. .35¢ $2.00 Boys’ Hats Drawers, garmen $1.50 Men’s Laundered Shirts for. 45¢ Laundered $2.50 Men’s Whi Shi Pants its $9.85 $10 to $15 Boys’ Overcoats; fifty in lot ........ +++ - $2.49 Oak Shelving, Fine Mirrors, Tables, Nickel and Brass Win- dow Fixtures at fraction of original cost, $20.00 Post Lamps, FIXTURES = Ht SHAFER BROS. SECOND AT UNIVERSITY Go to any grocery | store and buy a package of TREE TEA Ceylon (BLACK) Take it home and try it. If you don’t find it the finest flavoryou have ever tasted return it to your grocer, he will | refund the full pur- | chase price, no mat- | ter how much you have used out of the | channels often get sore, water scalds lurine so it no longer irritates, thus F IONEYS ACT BAD TAKE SATS Says Backache is a sign you have been eating too much meat, which forms uric acid When you wake up with backache and dull misery in the kidney region it generally means you have been eating too much meat, says a well known authority. Meat forms uric acid which overworks the kidneys in thelr effort to filter it from the! blood and thby become sort of para lyzed and loggy. When your kid neys get sluggish and clog you must relieve them, like you relieve your bowels; removing all the body's urinous waste, else you have back- ache, sick headache, dizzy spells your stomach sours, tongue Is coat ed, and when the weather is bad you have rheurnatic twinges. The urine is cloudy, full of sediment, and you are obliged to seek relief two or three times during the night. Either consult a good, reliable physician at once or get from your pharmacist about four ounces of Jad Salts; take a tablespoonful in a glass of water before breakfast for a few days and your kidneys will then act fine. This famous salts is made from the acid of grapes and lemon juice, combined with Mthia, and has been used for generations to clean and stimulate sluggish kid- neys, also to neutralize acids in the ending bladder weakness. Jad Salte is @ life saver for reg ular meat eaters. It is inexpensive, cannot injure and makes a delight ful, effervescent lithia-water drink. From Dry Bench CAPE TOWN, Dec. 2.—Judge J. Drysdale of the first criminal court had to preside from the desk in front of the bench. The bench had been — by rain seeping thru the roof. Move to Evade the Danger of Smallpox MELBOURNE, Dec. 2. — Great numbers of natives from Dutch New Guinea are crossing the border into the mandated territory that was formerly German New Guinea. CATARRHAL DEAFNESS || MAY BE OVERCOME If you have Catarrhal Deafness or head and ear noises, or are growing hard of hearing, go to your druggist and get 1 ounce of Parmint (double gtrength), and add to it %-pint of hot water and a@ little granulated sugar, Take 1 tablespoonful four Umes a day. This will often bring quick relief Clogged nostrils should V breathing become easy and. the | mucus stop dropping into the throat. It is easy to prepare, costs little, and | {9 pleasant to take. Anyone who has | Catarrhal Deafness or head noises should give this prescription a trial. | HUTESON THIS IS THE NEWES SHAPED LENS CHRISTMAS CARDS Tf you purchased Christmas Cards from us Inst year you will be inter- ented to knew that we have cards of equal quality this year, and that we have twice the assortment. Remem- ber, we buy only the best numbers the best manufact: from the distressing head noises. @ A OPTICALG OCULISTS MAKERS*60 DDGLASSES 1320 2nd. AVE. OPPOSITE DES