The Seattle Star Newspaper, December 14, 1921, Page 5

WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 14, 1921, The People’s Popular H Pp: There Is One Here AUUAANUUAHUAAAVOEOASHELULAS TT (UO ASASTONAAUURSANEAUEAAAAAELAAY YN as all other memb and that we have been trying to get for you since July. This beautiful three- piece Mahogany-finished Cane-paneted Living ity velour, mulberry, blue, brown colors; spri ions; has five pillows, as pictured. Eight sui = = = => = = = Full Line of TOYS "k= GRUNBAUM =" = Electrical Mechanical Trains = smVUUNUUMUUUUUUUUTALUELAAITNINTT| New) Phone—Enli ——_—_— Seattle Housewives, Help The Campfire Girls —for— A HOLIDAY Packed by Amer! wail Delivered te Any ‘ Ship Crabs, Sato. SOL Senbeard Wi he uccensfu the Unt Then you'll have some: » thing that you, as well \¢ your family can enjoy. heRE YOU HAVE THE VERY THING YOU HAVE BE Labor-Saving ba B Ss Appliances Send the Fotks » Nice Large SALMON (weighing about # Ths.) Andrew Hamilton Co. an oe ike MLL Grunbaum Bros. Furniture Co., Inc. jomefurnishers Give Something for the Home for You ers of Y LOOKING bOR, Room Suite, covered in extra qual- ng seats; spring comfy seat cush- tes to be sold for $187.50. Kreetors Cedar Chests CO. ING rae Gian ott 4910 [HHIHUUNIUNAGIUNNLUANLULLLUN “Yew, I'm going out in th to meet Dick's mother Sur 80 worried ate to ily me first Shabby old suit and moth-eate My hat is lovely, but no one w guess it, 1 can't afford a new until after Christmas. “Cheer up, Sue! I saw a mult was made for you, and a ch GIFT hand make your first you make other p Kippered 1 shipping ||” Daddy, Roldt's Hutterhorna are dejated when you remember that, the | $40,000,000, » Life of his! ment of colors and patterns i shipping ' be at th , f rns, : Nolous — Advertinement. Gectric power rate in Beattle 1a. the | leene. finiehed with girdle and nuck 100 Cotton Umbrellas— erage householder pays| But government engineers who Special $1. 15 Store Hours, 8:30 A, M. to 6 P. M. Train on Tack | Special, $1.98 This is the famous American Flyer me- chanical train on track—it consists of a heavy iron locomotive, with a strong spring, a coal tender, one passenger car and 8 sections of curved track. Special $1.98. No phone or C. O. D. orders Doll Buggy with rubber-tired wheels Special, $2.49 A new shipment of 75 Doll Buggies is offered at this extremely low price. They are well made; body is made of metal with black enamel finish; has steel run- ning gear, with rubber-tired wheels. No phone or C. O. D. orders Rugby Foot Balls—SPECIAL SPECIAL $4.50 SPECIAL 98c Fountain Pens—Priced at Griswold Waffle Irons SPECIAL $1. 39 Wattles trom a Griswold Iron are rich, crisp and brown—with maple syrup are delicious—and so easy to make. These irons have the cold wire handles and the grooved frame for catching the grease. BP ECIAL§: iiin-o Hsisvmyis try vo 65 ¥0'9 $1.39 Daisy Repeating Pump Air Rifle Watches, Ingrahm or Ansonia makes ‘Toy Tea Sets Special, $1.98 Regular price $2.50 We have a beautiful assortment of Toy Tea Sets to offer at this special price. Dishes in these sets are of good size and are attractively deco- rated. Special $1.98. No phone or C. O. D. orders Toy Drums Special, 49c Regular price 75c Every boy wants a Drum for Christmas. These Drums are made entirely of metal and finished in at- tractive colors. Special at 49¢. No phone or C. O. D. orders at $2.69 $1.00 Pyrex Casserole, with Heavy Plated Nickel Frame—Special at $3.49 This round Py- rex Cz practical for every day use—you can bake and serve serole is from the same dish—Complete with a heavy nickel plated frame with fancy pierced de- enw: CPECIALB iv. ce agen »EZTUUTHARNUUUU H 2 3) ra m >: Q s7] n + m= wl= a <\Ford Would Shatter | | pe dh | ment after Christmas, They will ortivement Spioehnsialannnalltcnaiodain al tice te THE SEATTLE STAR | OVELIST TO WED HIS IDEAL || . HAUL Beacon Bathrobe Blankets $6.00 and $7.50 Bedding Section—Upper Main Moor We have a complete stock of these wellknown Bathrobe Blank ets ready to make up. There is a ul Assortment of patterns and colors to choose from. Very practical for Christmas gifts. wonde Gift Umbrellas = At Special Prices for a Holiday Miss Kathleen Geipet Featuring LONDON, Dee. 14 “Just ike the} of aw. Le Main Floor heroine of a W. L. George novel. As | novelist will marry her beautiful, as witty, as attractive, as| And they'll sail for America YsI}- TT. o y Te Modern [cumber, 21° and opens’ their honey: | 100 Silk Umbrellas—Special $4.95 Folks uned to may that about Mies | moon there. | ~—@ good quality Umbrella, in full color assortment, and sty Kathleen Geipel. W. L. George! Mins Geipel in an expert tennis with cord and ring handies, and wood or bakal ferrules, Now, tn truth, she'll be the herotne | be th: oveliat's necond wife. | sd = wtih Bath Robes 5 Silk Umbrellas—Special $5. 60 size and with hardwood and Malaka handles, with Ute trimmings. Handies equipped with rings or cords, ball rib-tipped and with full Jength white bakalite ferrules, assortment of colors, Choice . 50 Silk Umbrellas—Special $6.35 —full size, and some with volid bakalite handles; others with bakalite and hardwood handles. All are equipped with rings, ip an assortment of colors. With whi te rib t at 90 Silk U mibvelicsieliganiia $8.45. sood color assortment and trimmed with large spoon ball tips, fancy full length bakalite handles with square, and oval transparent and colored rings; fancy ferrules to handles. Choice Christmas Morn— its | Cost of Electricity $1.65 $1.95 $2.95 Upper Main Floor Sizes 6 to 12 years, $1.65 to $2.95 « 6 to 14 years. and $4.95 made from Tea in @ large asnort MUSCLE SHOALS, Ala. Dec. 13. ing o Bares the Mu ent at from 12 to 4! nitra ¢ tribution cost, what exceeding cord. for current-—6 cents « kilowatt hour, |OFiminally estimated the entire work |{| ~-in black only, on 26inch fradle, with Pickwick handles Electrical engineers who have fig.|C0uld be done for $17,000,000 to $20 | cord loops, Choice ........... er ay rr > lured the power that will be produced | 000000 now say it will take from = — Se a a |when the Wilson dam tx completed | $49:009.000 to $46,000,000, besides the | —-—— Rees a say at 4 mills per kilowatt hour|$17-000.000 already pent, to’ com-|tion in the world | At the southern end, extending | ground. ‘The first four ” primary power—or current that |Plete the job. And they ay the| Waterpower it would develop is|along the dam itself for 1,200 feet, bunits have bee ordered. All > months in the | Work would require at least three] greater than could be secured at any | will be the powerhouse. Here will tacking is the va 1 for secondary | ™mOre Years. ether pide in the South or Bast. | be 18 water turbines, each driving a to Ro ahend, t can be sup Ford mys he can complete it in| The only power site approaching it! generator producing 2,000 horse. — the year, the half the time and for baif the sl power capacity in, the | powgr of electrical current at 12,000 n would amount to money. is Boulder Canyon on ach turbine will On wpecific covering |* river which also could of 3,450 cubic d allow @ per cent in-| dam constry ected to be 100 horsepower, |feet of a per cent for deprecia.| mitted by Ford ¢ seo jam, when completed, | Of the nic yards of con. a 1 of 10 per cent—on aj trip to the pend the | ¥iil hold ‘back, @ wall’ Of water 97|crete required forthe aam, 265,000| rns ‘Great tutseuld Cleanser, of $45,540,000, tions with the | feet In-helght. The whole structure cubic yards are now in place. The | teu Reg tor, and Ree Differing eatimates as to the finat | will be 4,426 feet long—more than | necessary equipment for carrying | f° Ke the ‘owl Drug ont of the Wilson dam now consti The Wilson dam is the largest dam | four-fifths of a mile! the work to completion is on the | ot iable druggists. ¢ the biggest barrier to the leas + Mructure either for power or naviga- | HOTEL BANDITS JAP SUSPECT F 5). pee ids An a A OBTAIN $1,000 IS SHOT DOWN j= Chr hefetmas TS Two bandits, who held up endl HOQUIAM, Dec, 14.—One alle ‘cea | ‘robbed Mra. Virgil For ™ the Gordon hotel, 204 F in cash just before midni¢ » sought by the police owner of | Jap dope peddler was killed and three | ‘2 ri : AF Do your Christmas Shopping at arly one of the Seven Swift Pharma- wagner naples ph Tatham and) “3{|_ cles—you will find choice delightfu! and casy—you will find prices fair Forreil was seated In her | sought to capture $250,000 worth of | and reasonable—you will find selections as varied as you could wish for. room knitting when the two young | dope from the four men. pers ped into the woods here men walked in, She took them to be| The federal agents |boarders, and told them rn herlarranged to pa in the reception room, where one of |ounces of dop |them pulled @ revolver and forced of the crew of the er to waik back to her room and | ‘They tr Headquarters for PYRALIN Manicure t the men o pen her chiffe r drawer, where | they st 1 from their machine, . vas sack. Selzing the bag, the twolfire. ‘The exchange of shots Se rate pieces or sets in M rs, Brushes, Pic- n rushed down the stairs and up | brief and three of the smug treet leaving their dead companion be- | vad of police hind. ‘The dope, said to have heen selzed by the officers, is worth $250,000 at retail prices <p | High school Alumn: at Wet! Will Stage Program dis personal} Alumni of Franklin high sehool jwill meet Wednesday at 8 p, m. in the school 4 jum for a combined Hand Bags, Purses and Card Cases in the latest styles, Handsome Roll Up Separate pieces or nets . and Cuticle Knives, in Pyralin Ivory in many new designs OCutex and Luxor = sets. Leather Roll Ups, from $2.50 to $25 SWIFT’S FOR A) Special on CANDY. A Fine Display of HOT WATER uoien aravie cancer CLOCKS and BOTTLES ture Fra 6, Combs, Ivory Clocks and many other use- ful pieces from 50¢ to $2.50 A big s from S0e Xmas Cards A wonderful choice, easily priced, le te 25e, Many beau- tiful Gibson Art Cards, thorough wan robbed of $21.75 Henderson Wants Two More Buses D. W. Henderson, superintendent of tr asked the city} coune! day f litional He pe t that the| atior puter, haa only five bodes th and A wide variety of, reliable gna noi aareno WATCHES = iseieed%="$7'86 Magnolia bluff and 35th ave. 8, W Midget Mixed, 25 ‘ mn routes, | J BOF DD. se eeeseeeeeee c Big Bens, Tattoos and ANE : i Ht] Brownies Ingersoll Wabehia Gith: ‘plain, sane Flashlights iliuminated dials. Yankee, nveready. Bat- Waterbury and Big Ben | te hree- PERFUMERY Watches—$1.75 to $11. power Flash- The most popu- lights with new, Jar and reliable pewerful lenses, rerties “at | GIFTS FOR "$3.75 y Rattles, Balls and Toys. Hot Water di & and other useful Stationery Gifts gifts, DOLLS—every A complete display of Chris- po mas Btationery in. preter and style, 20@ to Poxes, A handeome $1.56 box for Ddey 35 years, died Tues » was the) Fiumphreys’ “Seventy-sev eae: wenerl en” for Colds, Grip, Influenza, | Catarrh, Cough, Sore Throat. Nile Temple Elects | To get the best results |take at the first feeling of a Officers Next Week} Cola, Officers will be elected by Nile| a of the Mystle Shrine, | Humphreys’ Number “Forty” | } night at th Masonic tem st. and H rd ir| Induces Repose, and Natural, | Washington Pioneer | Nh Dead at Age of 93 LDS \ tem customary rota Foul Refreshing Sleep. yor Caldwel}' will 's 1 Charles! No Narcotic, No Opiate, No} § D. 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