The Seattle Star Newspaper, December 15, 1921, Page 2

PAGE 2 __| FRIDAY-SATURDAY HOLIDAY SPECIALS—|' THE SEATTLE —no C.0. D.or phone orders; one to a purchs aser—these speci will not SPECIAL! damask table cloths: $295 regular price $5— e-linen finished; 2 yards equare; hemmed ready for use; regular price $5—; e«pecial, Friday- MEZZANINE FLOOR cotton bath and bedroom rugs— —mottled center with attrac- tive band borders in rosa, lavender, blue or yellow; special, Friday Saturday, Bud fect was Now $140 Bed feet was »Now s$2- 2.6x5 feet was soNOw $235 veas ss-Now $425 SECOND FLOOR J: casserole: special priced_ $2.39 regular price $1— —Fry ovenware inset; nickel- piated frame; $4—; special, day, $2.39. THIRD FLOOR Priday-Satur- $2.50 to $4.75 val —shaving stands; 2 different styles; ad regular price be delivered; Ni MT mT I HI INK | INN MN Mica COUPON this Toy Coupon and 12c— ‘ feut it out) -will get one of these toy alr planes; propeller revolves when you swing plane around with string; ‘al, Friday Saturday (no mail orders) DOWNSTAIRS TOY STORE spec $685 regular price $9— case; full stock cowhide fitted with good and handle nickel black or brown; regular 6 $9—; special for Friday Saturday, $5.85. SECOND FLOOR pe can be easily taken by purchaser. A PHENOMENAL. VALUE hand-painted china sugar and creamer— —a china sale of a new kind! Every pair, and there are 12 nm § rns to select from, is a sale in bought for less—marked close to cost. Special, Saturday, or while COME EARLY. this Toy Coupon and 16c— feut It out) —will get one of there cute ttle folding tables; top x12 Inches; special, Friday Saturday. (oo mall orders) DOWNSTAINS TOY STORE brass or bronze ash tray: special— 98c— regular price $1.60 —brans or brofize ash rece lane inset; match and holler; exactly as pictured regular price $1.80; specta Friday Saturday, 98¢. THIRD FLOOR c/ doll carriage: special— Friday- they PAR last. values up to $+ SALE DRAPERY MATERIAL dotted swiss— 39c regular price 500 wide, —large and email patterns; 36 inches lace panels— 25% OFF —50 patterne, prices range from BO@'to B2— per panel, bungalow nets— 98c values to $2-— 40 ihehes wide signs or plain filet net cretonnes— 29c values to 10 in very attractive patterns yard » patterns N FLOOR [een CUninese pasKets: special rr 98c STAR CONFERENCE SIDELIGHTS HY HARKY HUNT WASHINGTON, Doo, 15 title borr the Dutch stolid, slow-moving. type normally Duteh.” He ful delegation, aqnoc! in dark, slender, groomed and looks more care the | Parisian dandy than the product of the land of windmills and dykes, No m at the conference table has mded an experience with mfabulations as bas Van His father was president of the | Carnegie foundation that built the | Peace Palace at The Hague and was | vice president of the First Hague conferences, The younger Van Karne beck acted as ering in 1890 ne necond MH necretary conference in see One of Holland's age-honored jokes | may become modernized as a result of the Duteh delegation’s visit ‘Thin joke hangs on the famous Duteh famit nented heer 0. nection of runs England Fife, but He Six." An amended to meet modern mo | tor humor? it is proposed the lines be UNION LEAGUE | STATES CREED Heraidir busi remem » fight pe ure Just ign ministry ay have her Duke of 4 together to mand to servants, the Washington haa announced its of. creed, ager in preaident; L. C. D. W. Bowed, Union League club foers and R.A. Balls Gliman, vice presid t arer, and W It In recommended that a citizen who “wilfully neglects to serve his country at thé polis she prived of the franchine the greatest uid be de and that menace progrenn the want ¢ peace between labor and capital.” {Vital Statistics’ BIRTHS Mason, Prank Elmore, Cuater, bey Geiger, FB, A107 Howell et. girk Martman, Suerre, 2007 «irl lAngerson, Marry, 29 Etraria, West tthe, girl. ek. Chris, 112% Roy at. boy ns, Henry A. 006 E. Juneau #t. “lande Gordon, Seattle, boy Andrew, Magnolia clegh, Guivanni!, 1215 20th ave «ir Jeorge C. 1763 12th ave, ol F. MARRIAGE LICENSES Name and Residence Age King, Chester W Downing, M 1812 W. Dakota et. Seattle ie F =| = UNUEDUCNEEUGAUEUCLGOUUA EEUU 1! A lot of folks consulted diction of Bix, which is repre | and has her Jonkheer | . SHIP REVIVAL IN FULL SWING itaelf an organization of, Thirtyeix steam | cramming in = rom pubite | 56th ave. | At Christmastide America has her Henry four, but Holland has her Jonkheer Bix.” | oee Secretary Hughes is ordinarily qalm, judicial, iar Hin year gave him a prett But when Presenting nee if she would pre serve peace for her people, Hughes unconsciously marked his approval of the premier’s points by distinct nods. see By contrast with Briand, I appeared @ stuttering schoo! bo tor when he arose to answer French spokesman. Btutter he ac y did at one time when he sougt liketihood of ea failing t of future attack by many in or Ameri / noe in cane | “How should it be ponsible,” |naid, “that nympathies once so warm shab-ah- should be, should become ' re.) | refrigerated, should become cold? cee he aries after Secretary Hughes called [it a “pleenary” session But they found Webster with Hughes, A plenary seesion ta a nession at; WELL-WELL= LSS HE Bont! agreed | tended by all entitled to be present | and with power to take final and absolute action i Lips in two weeks, | sir capacious he approximately 200,000 tons of general | freight That te the forecast for shipping | on Puget sound for the last two! weeks of this year. at Se Veanels will be loaded nd Tacoma, giving the two mort three sbipn daily in the shipments are lum on, canned goods, wheat flour and stee The shipping revival t» in full wwing. Wagner, Roberta Erickson, George ¥ Agee, Irma Rebah, Bjorklund, Ernest, Anderson. Huldah, Rrovard, Herbert, Pipes, Alice R, Beattie Smith, Prank W, weon, Mary Yakima tle ° . ty, William A, Portland al, Wendolyn Jatla, Port- “iand . 2° molly, Raiph HH, t + 44, 4212 36th King at 515 Yeslor way. = Ss ak 4 THURSDAY, DECEMBER 15, 1921. Big Savings This season we are offering the most extraordinary Blouse values ever offered to the Seattle public. We have prepared to supply the holiday demand by buying thousands and thousands of the newest novelties. Instead of a high “mark-up” in price which often happens at the height of the season, we are offering unparal- leled reductions. Every one of the Blouses in our shop is marked at a Big Saving to the purchaser. Thou- sands of styles, holiday novelties, re- duced to LESS THAN HALF PRICE We have by far the greatest assort- ment of Blouses that you have ever seen. The following practical gift suggestions for example: Ri. A wide selection of | Pure Silk Crepe de Chine long-sleeve Blouses, in- | Waists, with pleated col- cluding many Over-| lars and cuffs and a Blouses of fine quality | large assortment lace Georgette. Specially | trimmed; $5.85 quality peed $1.95 2"... $1.95 A NEW SHIPMENT OF FINE QUALITY GEORGETTE OVER-BLOUSES In all the most desirable colors. The best offering we have ever made. Regular $5.85 quality, wie af to eae MIGNONETT! Heavy quality ,Mignon- ette Over-Blouses in all this | season’s shades. Many designs to select vaes at. $1.95 BABETTES Tie-backs of Babette in drop stitch weaves. The most ‘practical material used in Novelty Blouses. = K 4 Fringe or lace trimmed, at the Big Saving price justable = mirrors; some with brush and mug; regular price $2.50 to $4.75 special Friday-Sat urday, or while they last, $1.48. THIRD FLOOR STANDARD FURNITURE CO. L. SCHOENFELD & SONS Founded 1864 S288 regular price 82.95 We extend you a cordial invitation to shop at Augustine & Kyer's, and— y as pletured) 4 “To shop early is to shop well” e OWNSTAIRS TOY STORE oJ \ MAIN FLOOK Pongee Smocks, Tailored Pongees and Novelty Pongee Blouses All of the best quality 12 momme pure silk cloth. Some trimmed with fringe, others with braid, in- cluding colors guaranteed to wash.. Peter Pap styles and long-sleeved Blouses with pleated collars and cuffs; $5.85 values, reduced in our Big Savings Sale to Sheed: $2 95 Savings in Camisoles The most complete assortment of heavy Satin and Crepe de Chine Camisoles in hundreds of styles. Navy, red, red-navy changeable, green, brown, tan, white, flesh and combi- nations of light colors. All sizes at.... 95c Turkey, Geese, Poultry Roast Beef, Suckling Pig Christmas would net be Christmas if one, at least, of the above ded. You will find in our fresh meat de partment Prime Roast f of fine quality—rich, tender, Turkeys should be ordered early. . oo | were not ¥ eT TTT TACOMA L. SCHOENFELD & SONS SEATTLE SECOND AVE. AT PINE ST. Gift Suggestions Olympian Baskets of Fruit Chocolates Rich confections, ferent from candy that they are m sultable We make a specialty of baskets filled with lus cious fruits, nuts, dates, figs and candies, taste. pcorated and tied ibbon. These gift for the host weil as an attractive ‘table — piece. Priced from $2.50 up. |Business Is Poor; Few Follow Hounds LONDON, \Disabled Vets May {|(SALLOWS TREE F | | TO BE FELL D} a Ly | Insure After Jan. 1) 5 wonri, tex | Disablea veterans drawing | ytrs, A. $. DI stg government compensation may re She has | instate risk insurance after | ordered the big nm which four | fasinay 4. 1608 i || Negroes have been hanged by mobs,| to a marked extent this year, ¥ soeery ‘ays Benerall to be cut down and made into fir wood, |war veterans’ insurance after t month, rding to an anno’ ment made Thursday by Br T. Fowlkes of tle, head of the linsurance division of the United States Veterans’ bureau in ihe Pa cific Northwest. Lowest Prices in the City on the highest ela 7 so dif any other war Dec, 15.—The sport of for a gift. In boxes hunting reflects business condition of rare design, a reproduc tion of Indian basket work Price $1.25 per pound. war ‘Teeth in which the nerve has been killed may become 4ab- scessed. If they |” do they are dangerous to health. The X Ray ts the best way #0 far devised to determine whether or not a tooth is ab Dr. L. R. Clark sceuned. We will X-Ray one tooth for you without charge. | The Regal Dental Offices | DR. L. R. CLARK, Manager 1405 Third Avenue Corner Third and Union despite the | | ree 6f the hounds have decreased ——|in number and they are spending ‘Wins School acess | | less for their personal attire. “Yeu, we are proud of Robert | DR. H. T. HARVEY since he won that ize at school It was a long, long poem he spoke lana he did so well, The week be: fore the contest he had a stubborn | sid’ he woulén’t (Ex-President Michigan @tate all the other fellows “4 Board Dental Examiners) Dental Surgeon Diagnostician Pyorrhea Specialist X-Ray Laboratory TO COMPLETE THE DINNER A. & K. COFFEE , full rich flavor, freshly roasted every A delightful dinner Coffee. 45c the pound use Manca Blend—é0ce Blouses purchased now for Christmas gifts may be exchanged up to January 1. e ie yo7Pthe Sk ~~ T2k Between First and Second Avenues” . It has a fine day For the “demi tasse” the pound FOUR STORES TO SERVE YOU and he wasn't go | all Highest Order of Restoration Work Done Examination and Estimate Free 504-12 Eitel Building SECOND AND PIKE | SEATTLE = | UTTVUUUTUUUUUVUOVUEVUEUALUULUULUUAELUU GALA But T told him about! where one can get Hp h on credit, Their store 7 Rialto Bldg., on gn The Boston Dental Co. 1120 Se Ave. Opposite the Ron Marche | ment. sul ttt