The Seattle Star Newspaper, December 7, 1921, Page 8

~ TO Hardware @ SIXTH AVENUE and PIKE STREET A Special Purchase of 300 Belgian Willow Clothes Baskets | Wy 98c By Wanda von Kettler ‘Telll Messer, a young artist of Greenwich Village, has brought te Seattlc the first school of Batik in the United States, Teil! Messer is a student of paint ing who has lived two years in New| York's Bohemia. } Batik is the Javanene art of paint. | Ing in wax Tt ts the impression ot | multicolored designs on fabrics. ml la the art used by David Belasco pro; ductions for women's costumes and elaborate draperies, It is the decora tive device at fashion's height in the > Dhree sizes in both the slowed and web pattern. This is a very to for bs aye het gaat = Tauh thn eve, Wabune & 080s. blouses, scarfs and tea gowns, 4 = And Seattle has the first school of | Ratik In the United States, | PAINTING IN WAX | IS DONE IN EAST This painting in wax-—this “Rattk: ing’—-is done extensively in the East by grouns of wrtivts Interested In the Were WASHER With Gray Enameled Tank $135 Tn principle, in construction, model “EASY” is the equal of other higher “EASY” Washers. difference is in a weod weings, the tank which is of heavily -——- $135 enameled galvanized steel ancient art work of Java and India, | wth siksleinc wa = A demonstration in your | Seven thathe ie ANG Messen, = eringioe ‘a own home will convince you who had traveled West from Chicago | avy ol a $149 that it is the | f fo yg “landscapes” for paint Medd "K°“EASY® machine value on the market. | opening the school, in which women | with o cold | May we send one for trial Thieves O Fire on Searching Party NACHES, Dec. 71—When G. F. Stean, proprietor of the Commercial | hotel’of Yakima, heard a report that | thieves had ransacked bis summer cottage on the Upper Naches, he drove up to investigate. He While he was checking ap in the! house, the rest of his party begun shooting at a target. The thieves, hidden In @ cabin above, thinking they were being attacked, opened! fire on the party. No one was injur- ed. Deputy sheriffs are searching for the mauraders, | eh * H Auto Bandits Used | : Stolen Car, Belief Auto bandits who held up EF. ¥. Warren, 342 17th ave. N., Tuesday night, securing 20 cents, are believed by police to have used @ car stolen & few minutes before from J. Hanna, 1108 Eighth ave. W. The descrip tions of the two cars tally. | First Mortgage Loans ke check or money ord on Improved man. a a bg? Real Estate are & stamped envelope for ti larly desi ble ao et Re a2 nt as Safe and Br Gi" ae od Investments when accompanied by a Title Insurance Policy Why face title risks unprotected, when you can have a title policy if you demand it? Title Insurance fs issued by WASHINGTON TITLE INSURANCE COMPANY “Under State Superviston® 816 Gecond A: or 114 Columbia Assets more than $650,000 TREE TEA. CEYLON | TRLS! Come in and join our Christmas Club now. You nts when you do, and they will help you earn payments. TWO CENTS will start you. explain the different Clubs: ICREASING CLUB PLAN 20, Se or 10 the first week. INCREASE the amount Ic, 2c, week. In 50 weeks: peye $12.75 Se Ciab pays § 63.75 pays $25.50 10¢ Club pays tht DECREASING CLUB PLAN with the largest sum and Decrease the amount each week. This popular plan EVEN AMOUNT CLUB PLAN in the SAME AMOUNT each week. In 50 weeks: joa Club pays § 12.40 $5.00 Club pays $ 250.00 ys 8 25.00 10.00 fii fine Bs a Club pays $100.00 a w We Will Welcome You jo have never paid less than 519, Annual Dividends. rate Dime & Dolar Savings th Seattle Titke Trast Co., bin Bt. corner Second Ave, Sale Deposit Boxes ia Connection, The One High-Grade Package Tea that sells for so Uittlel Ain M-J-B product Ho, hitnself, makes the |designs—they are applied with the wax and dye by the student. Jested In the art work [which accounts for his intention of jopening a children’s class in free THE SPATTLE STAR and girls might learn to “Batik” their own bioures and decorated parapher: nalla, According to Messer no ox ceptional artistic tendencies are neo essary for the individual to learn the | Batik work CORNISH SCHOOL STUDENTS LEARNING ot Menser’s idea, nu pmen and students | choo! are learnin: i» Seattle Cornish at 618 Broadway N., to create the! art that previously was made for | them in the Bast and abroad, | ‘Tell Menser studied art at the Fine Arts school in Chicago, He ts a paints er of landscapes in ofl, He in inter: of children, | hand drawing within the next few/ weeks | Incidentally he te a descendant of Teill Messer, who has opened in Seattle the first school of Batik in the United States, working at the table where his art designs are made.—Photo by Price & Carter, Star staff photographers. Str Joshua Reynolis, noted Enatish painter of three generations ago. And also incidentally, he is an artist who wears @ amock and a bow tle, conducts his Batik classes in an attioy place that overlooks a wide 100 Per Cent Club particular use for a velvet tam. “Tams,” he explaina, “are v wear mine that way.” pominated. He cuts ft short, like the rest of Seattle, and parts it in the middie. And he doesn't. “Double Stakes.” MAJESTIC TIRES With 6,000 and 8,000-mile Guarantee TO BE SOLD REGARDLESS OF COST FABRICS CORDS 30x3. ie $ 71.15 36:3 NON-SKIDS 4......$13.00 90x33... 8.50 $2134... 12.00 82x33 ..... 18.00 $2x4...... 20.00 “ $3r4.._... 21.50 33x4.... 14.50 a ed 34x4 15.00 93:4, 24.00 4x44... 24.50 80x3 Roxas. 95x43... 25.00 shee 36x43..... 25.50 sic 93x5......, 30.00 B2xd4. 35x5....... 31.00 Other Sizes in Proportion AIL-Rib Tread, $1,00 Less MAIL ORDERS GIVEN PROMPT ATTENTION Money Order or C. 0. D—Subject to prior sale~Hurry! Majestic Tire & Rubber Co., Indianapolis R. T. LOCKRIDGE Factory Representative 609 EAST PIKE ST. to Fete Officers: J. EB. Rimbolt, president, and other! outgoing officers of the One Hundred porch root—but mys Re hasn't aby | per Cent club will be entertained at a dinner given in their honor by the convenient when @ painter wears his |clib Tuenday evening at 6:15 at the |hatr long and Mowing—only I don’t Masonic club, Candidates will be) Gladys Brockwell i# starred in Brings First Batik School in America to Seattle e Teill Messer Instructs in Decorative Art of East Notes and Comment on THE OLD HOME TOWN load of Island Belle grapes has been the product of that state. They are | masa to be taking well.”"—Mason | County Journal, | eee ‘The coordinate Scottish Rite hodies jot Masone in Walla Walla will hold {thei second semiannual reunion for oe days, beginning Wednesday. cee , Most of this “beautiful anow” stuff i» slush, says the South Tacoma Journal, j eee | Mra. 8 B. L. Penrose, wife of the |president of Whitman college, is {seriously i) from blood poisoning. eee | Frank Hurst has been notified that jhe has been appointed postmaster at | Washtucoa 2 | eee | FE. D. Mineah has sold 12,600 aeres jin the Horseheaven district to the |Horseheaven Development company. | The price is not given. Efforts are |being made to induce owners of |Morseheaven land to sign contracts jcontingent upop the sale of the irri. | gation bonds and the development of the country. eee An ordinance has been passed in Toppenieh providing all card rooms shall be on the main floor of the building in which the games are pare eee National Education week wil be observed in Ellenshurg by a public meeting Wednesday night. eee Formation of the Walla Walla Country club has been effected by the members of the Walla Walla Golf club, Grounds for a ni nine- hole golf course will be haaed. eee An excellent start has been made on work of constructing the bridge acroas the Columbia between Pasco and Keanewick. eee Chartes Teed, of Port Angeles, has won a leading part in the annual Christmas production at Reed col- lege. eee ‘Washtuena has a woman council. man. Her name is Mrs. Pearl West. eee Because hog cholera has virtually | wiped out his hogs, Joe Bowden has jbeen forved to notify the Walla Walla city comminsioners that he cannot carry out his contract to dis- pose of the city garbage. Mrs. Louise Peete SAN QUENTIN PENITENTIARY, Cal, Deo, 7.—Prisoner 33692 was of- ficlally booked for a life stay here at 9:30 a. m, today, The prisoner was Mrs. Louise Peete, convicted of the sensational mystery murder of Jacob D. Denton, wealthy mining man, in his palatial Catalina st. mansion in Los Angeles, in October, 1920, Mra. Peete made no comment as she went thru the usual routine of 4 woman prisoner entering the peni- tentiary. ‘The Combination Spills Much Cash LONDON, Dec, 7,—~Testifying in a suit against Lawrence Thetton, a woman witness was asked what she knew of the defendant's financial condition, “He is a comedian and hin wife has money,” she replied. Men’s Two-Pant Suits $35 One Price—Cash or Credit 1427 TIT MiB 7, 121. WKUNESDAY, Dituis ls ae FRASER-PATIERSON co SECOND AVENUE AND UNIVERSITY STREET Special Christmas Offer Closes December 10 A $18.50 ADJUSTABLE “MODEL” DRESS FORM Given With Every Eldredge Two-Spool Sewing Machine Style No. 720 PURCHASED DURING THIS WEEK A practical Christmas gift—a beautiful six-drawer Eldredge Two-spool Sewing Machine, similar to illustration, and a “Model” Dress Form. i A small deposit will hold your machine ntil Christmas. " Ns h Eepecially “Bi Easy cui Terme oo Liberal on Allowance tio for your old wit Machine tit! Bewing Ma- the chine Depart- Co! nt, the coea a. Co ru Special Price Basement Offering special lots of Women’s Apparel at re- markably low prices for quick sale. Real Values in Every One of These Coats and Suits: BORER 2 BROMO S FF “This year for the first time a car | shipped to California to compete with | | at $19.75 The Coats Any woman wanting a good, substantial Coat, which will give lasting satisfaction thruout the winter, will find it in this group of Coats, Mostly soft velours and Bolivia weaves with ry e § liberal _ showings of oF. mannish mixtures. Lin- ings of fancy silks. Many of the Coats have collars of beaverette fur; while there is a in Cell for Life|* HATS, SHOES, FURNISHINGS particularly good as- sortment of conservative Coats of attractive ma- terials in dark colors without fur collars. And a great many women are looking for just such good, serviceable Coats. The Suits It has been a long time since such values have been obtainable in winter suits at this low price. Unusually attractive styles in suits of velour and suedene with soft collars and trimmings of beaverette. Colors: Reindeer, navy, Sorrento and Mohawk. ATTTRTET RT (Vital Statistics’ BIRTHS Hillman, Harry P, 2338 Minor ave. girk Komaten, Hisakiebi, 637 King st, girl, Hoftman, Henry, girk, _. Bs SPee 405 McGraw et. Lofauist, Lars Olof, 4115 Slat @ve.| Rain, William Robert, 2048 N. 77th y & W., boy. st. boy. i Doyle, Thomas Joseph, 9407 Fifth|Nukuto, Kichiza, 909 Eighth ave, 1 ave. & W., girl. boy. f Tyner, love Laver 621 19% @v8 MARRIAGE LICENSES ' Gilmer, Merritt Fisher, 1117 Ravenna ce. ’ bivd., boy. ¢ Wells, Aarlo Hubert, 2514 I. McGraw st, girl. F t Gleyra, Dewey Maine, California, boy. Holt, John, 325 Fifth ave. N, girl sm ~'— aa Oscar, 7007 Sist ave. N. BE. y- Schick, John, Normandie Apta, girl ay oN Frank, 3259 13th ave W. La Farce, Dersche! Knudsen, Anna H. Hokanson, Arnold R., Seattle. . Denney, Lucille O., Seattle « DEATHS Maron, Bertha, 64, 121 Liberty At Kal : Jonnie Hitchcock, 6% 1961 ave. N. tella C., 66, 1912 4ist ave c Seattle Aurora ave. boy. 1408 Forest st, ry Warren, 6718 Fifth fi Wright, Tulalip, ‘ash., boy. Coutts, Cornelius Maxwoll, Issaquah, Bibley, Harold Livingston, 8831 38th |- aves. Wi girl, Nyqu t, Richard, Kirkland, twin ris. ngon, Gua, High Potnt, Wash. girl. encott, Raymong Varlow, 1823 Walter H, 3260 38th ave. 8. ri. eorge DON'T POISON YOURSELF ‘When the digestive organs are out of order and a fermenting mass of undigested food clogs the stomach and bowels, the result Is auto-intox- feation or self-polsoning. That old- fashioned physic, Foley Cathartic Tablets, gives quick relief and does not gripe or sicken. Take one to- night. Sott everywhere. THE BEST DENTISTRY IS NOT EXPENSIVE IN THIS OFFICE . Best Gold Crowns... ‘ Flesh-Colored Plates . b Hill ave. » 2308 Junean st., boy. uswvowgeeer>s3 OF Silver Fillings . Cleaning ........ ....... 25 Years in Practice Painless Extractions All Work Guaranteed DENTISTS Corner Third and Pike cs Open Sundays and Evenings Main 3256