The Seattle Star Newspaper, December 7, 1921, Page 5

RATTLE STAR (9) Ciuidinis Bros. Furniture Co. The People’s Popular Homefurnishers Here Is. a a Splendid Offer—A Jacobean Oak Dining Room Suite of Eight Pieces, as Pictured, oe. $7 6.7 5 Smart Style Dresses In extra sizes—44 to 501%, $24.50 to $75.00 and Up Second Floor In materials of: Poiret Twills, Tricotines, Taffetas, Canton Crepes, Crepe de Chines, Georgette and Roshanara Crepes and Satins. These Suites were purchased for this holiday sale. In order to sell at this price the entire warehouse stock—forty Suites—was bought at a tremendous discount. We are passing the saving on to you as a holiday offering. SUITE IS OF SOLID OAK—consisting of BUFFET, 45 inches long, with te mirror top, large linen drawer and lined silver drawer; TABLE is 45 es across top and extends to six feet; SIX DINING CHAIRS, with genu- ine brown leather slip seats. THIS WILL MAKE A FINE GIFT. Sells ante at $130.00. ne = aes ae. oa Colors are: Brown, black and navy blue. The Dress sketched is a brown Poiret Twill, braid trimmed. Julius Caesar won 2 blue ribbon at the New Jersey poultry | show at Newark, an’ Master Eugene Eislen, of East Orange, Timely Gift Attractions in Men’s Wear is pattin his bead head i+ approval. Julius is worth $1,00¢ 000. Main Floor LIBERAL CREDIT EXTENDED : ud ila albus S tring er A Cc guitted Handkerchiefs Silk Neckwear Shirts o Men's Linen Handkerchiefs, Fourin-Hand Ties in numer. French Cuff Shirts of I]| in tun size and good weight Ge ee Tet eplewaia sarinte Oo arcen ar es and quality. Each, 25¢. wa Se hee patterns; cho 2 eisai bast Wecedids waresk ens WME OE Good Sin Puig thd rhaees tnt ee tak priced, each, 36c or 3 for $1.00; at dic, $1.00, $150, $1.65, $3.00, $3.50, $4.00, $5.00 and : ny charges, by virtue of an in jen when the #tate rested its case, 0c, Tbe and $1.00. $2.00, $2.50 and §3.00. $5.95 cach. ted verdict of not guilty that|Attorney A. J. Falkner, Stringer's| granted Tuesday afternoon by bso moved for an instructed ver. —SSSE ——— | dict in favor of his client. Prove jeuting Attorney Malcolm Douglas New Phone—Elliott 4910 {ifiiii Fancy Buckle Belts—A,neat dett that witt give the required service and someth that most every man and young man wears. A splendid | Sumgestion. Choice at 81.00. and Deputy Prosecutor John D. Car-|[) Other grades are priced at $1.25, $1.50, $2.00 and $2.50. mody asked that the full evidence|]) |be submytted to the jury. Judge | y . . Siegler eppastes te Oe anit eo ell Curtain Materials Reduced for Thursday . jthe trial proceed, but suddenly an-|f| Upper Main Floor nounced the defendant's motion was |}| granted, | MARQUISETTES FILET NET SCRIMS & | But two witnesses appeared for the |]| CURTAINING i 36 inches wide, and with natu 250 yards, 36 inches wide, iwtate. They were John M. Boyle, for ; — H . | ral colored taped edges; in 36 inches wide, and in a good with colored borders and alk That this is the greatest Furnishing Goods and Hat Sale held in Seattle in many years. Thousands of dollars’ = a Ro: sonllnese gr he mai inel]| 3% to tyard lengths ‘and assortment of patterns—In over designs. A worth of the highest grade Furnishing Goods and Hats are on sale here at truly sensational reductions, This [MBX ‘tatchinon unteroherit? of Kine 1 a pocorn Bev prey pean ary Sond sae entire stock must be closed out. jeounty. Defense counsel admitted||| 7% S% “posal , rs ee ee 7 Mee ‘ | 10¢ 30¢ 12%¢ ‘the proposed testimony of William A. |f} Gaines, county treasurer; J, D. Lutz, ¥e “ ae) th OPI Store Leased to the Melody Sho a ae in jumenas ciabide’ of “he Wentith Wat es jtional bank, and these witnesses were led. i . | vag accused of apprepet|B0¥ Shoots Father Important Bank in Repeal of Sections 4 ating to his own une $1,141.38 in mon Illustrating Story; Germany Collapses} of Jones Act = °y paid by + ee Because Jack Robinson, returned) BERLIN, Dec. 7—The Pfselzer| WASHINGTON, Dec. 17. i B Trea I Cee CRY Of federal Priv] overseas soldier, i such a good) bank, one of the most important in| sentative Burton, repi ¢ oners in the county jail and stockade, 4 % ” Bvidence showed that Stringer, by, Ory teller, Charles Campbell, 164) south Germany, collapsed today. late yesterday introduced & bill « i ORDERED TO VACATE as SOON as LEASE EXPIRES arrangemént with the United States asl Me * pedir Gk a ar Speculation by confidential clerks/ ing out President Harding's att 1, al i ! } - preveed Seong pote dewaarong sPgoromste | ang i'* attributed as the cause, for the repeal of sections of tag : poties in the Jail and 15 cents for] Robinson was recounting his war! The bank had a deficit of 345,000, | merchant marine act which each pt in the stockade, while the experiences to Jack, Campbell's 14.| 000 marks, | abrogation, of certain Jeounty received 60 pents per pris-|year-old son, in the parior of the| recital that he inadvertently pulled | treaties These treaties oner, Campbell home. So absorbed was|the trigger of a pistol he was hold-| preferential rates on goods o The state contended that altho the|young Campbell in the graphicling. The bullet struck his father.| american bottoms. Stamm Broa. wish te thank their many friends and patrons for the patronage extended during their many years in business in Seattle, and desire to announce that during this sale we are putting forth every effort to please every customer, no matter hew small or how large the purchase. Standard is the tip-top noteb that we always reach, regardless of the low prices made. COME WITH THE CROWDS AND SEE FOR YOURSELF. government might ignore the state — law that forbide county employes . from accepting outside remuneration, | ————e——=T ie Store for Useful Articles Sheriff Stringer was bound by the law, and had no right to accept the money. Stringer still faces etvil action to recover $5,962.84 he is alleged to have received in fees for keeping federal if Gov. Small Counsel Conclude Defense WAUKEGAN, Ill, Dee. 7.—Attor. neys for Len Small today concluded arguments for quashing indictments charging the governor with embezzle- ment of state funds. The number of court fans dwindled as arguments of Attorney C, C. La- forge grew more technical. Anexwers by prosecution, headed by Fred Mortimer, state's attorney of Sangamon county, and James H. Wilkinson, are expected to occupy the remainde? Of the week. | Army Supplies to Be Given Russians WASHINGTON, Dec. 7.—Respond- ing to the president's appeal for Rus- sian relief, the senate yesterday) | passed bill by Senator Wadsworth, | |New York, authorizing the secretary | of war to transfer medical and sur-| gical supplies now on hand in the} | war department to the American re. {lier Sdmniniotration in sesame Stillman Divorce Hearing in Canada POUGHKBEEPSIPE, N. ¥., Dec, 7.—- Hearings in the James A, Stiliman | divorce case will be held in Montreal, | January 12, it was announced here today. The Canadian session will ex- tend over three days, and the case fam | will be resumed here on January 17. _— I AVENUE AND UNION § _ Store Hours, 8:30 A. M. to 6 P. M. VISIT TOYLAND AND SEE ALL THE WONDERFUL NEW TOYS! Doll Buggy, with Rubber TINKER TOY Tires—Special at $3.98 Special 49c Regular price $6.00 | Children never grow tired o These Doll Buggies are well made; body | Tinker Toy—they can build do | | Wool Hose Special lot vf wool heather hose in all the wanted shades, on sale at 55 Cents Underwear $2.50 values of men’s Vassar and Superior Men’s initial handker- chiefs, regular price $1.50, on sale at, box of 6 98 Cents Handkerchiefs $1.00 pure linen initiai handkerchiefs to go on sale at Brands on sale at 75 Cents $2.15 Phoenix Hose Underwear We will sell genuine $5.00 values of men’s 75-cent Phoenix Hosiery Vassar and Superior at this sale for Brands on sale at 55 Cents $3.95 Knit Neckwear Lot of high-grade fiber silk neckwear, reg- ular price 75 cents, on sale at 39 Cents A lot of Cheney Silk Ties, regular $1.50 val- ues, on sale at 65 Cents Neckwear Special lot of $1.50 ail- silk knit neckwear on sale now at 69 Cents Velour Hats $15.00 Imported Ve- lour Hats on sale here now at $9.95 Men’s Hose Shirts CHICAGO. — Luu Mayflower, te ¥ " grand champion of the interna A grand assortment of E. & W. Brand Shirts, jtional stock show, to be sold at men’s $1.00 silk hose ia | values as high as $3.00, FM iy ine vniversey of California all colors, on sale at on sale at — — — 79 Cents $1.15 and hood are constructed of imitation reed, of wonderful models with the: finished in ivory; running gear is made of round sticks and spools furnished steel and has strong rubber tired wheels; a in this set. It comes in a neat box fine gift for a little girl. all ready for mailing. BUY NOW—No Phone Orders BUY NOW—No Phone Orders Special lot of men’s bathrobes, values ‘o $10, on sale at $7.35 Men’s Hats All men’s $5.00 and $6.00 hats in newest styles, your choice now $3.95 Men’s Caps A grand assortment of men’s caps, values to $4.00, to go at this sale for $1.35 “Griswold” Cast Anning? | 200 Brass Jardinieres Waffle Iron—Speci 98 | ° a ie Regdar ree $8.00 |Special at 98c Griswold cast alu- Regular price $1.75 minum Waffle Irons } bake waffles right— | Here is one of the biggest they are crisp, light values this store has ever offered. _ and fluffy and have | Seven-inch Brass Jardinieres with the real Southern a raised base—a very attractive flavor. Cast alumi- | new shape; an ideal Christmas © num Waffle Irons | gift. ; require no grease. | BUY NOW BUY NOW—No Phone Orders No Phone Orders Universal Silver Knives i PINT SIZE Forks—Special $12.98 Set Unison) Veomi Regular price $20.75 Special at 8c al Vacuum Bottle is a remarkable valye at this Set consists of 6 hollow handle knives and price. It comes com- 6 flat handled forks in the beautiful Say- plete with a filler and an aluminum cap. Keeps Men’s Gloves fg Sale Opens Tomorrow, 9 A. M. A special selection o : - of men’s gloves, Adler 'ECIAL NOTICE—Stamm Bros, stand back of every article sold. Brand, in gray Cordo- Your money cheerfully refunded at any time, van, values to $4.50, at Bathrobes Special lot of men’s bathrobes, values to $7.50, on sale at $5.15 Silk Shirts A most wonderful selection of men’s Silk Shirts, values vo $10, LEONARD EAR OIL RELIEVES DEAFNESS and STOPS HEAD NOISES “Rub it in Back of the Ears” Not an experiment, Successful Boston Garters You can buy genu- ine 50-cent Boston Garters, including th STAMM BROS. Beach Pharinacy, 64 W., and other new wide welt. at sale price Sl ie i: Soot wadenice brook and Farmington patterns, liquids hot 24 hours. A. 0, LEONARD, ING, a ‘ 35 Cents 1 402 SECOND AVE. $5.69 ROR (A gift that will be remembered) No phone or C. O. D. Oraers 5 i