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[i j PAGE 8 CHE SEATTLE STAR TUESDAY, DEC , | . : , , tet eet emeees Stoves Responsible VV7¥7 i CE CE AE Ch he Lh Oh i ly ly hy hy Dl Lh hy Cy hy La STOLEN RING for Pair of Blazes NOTES AND COMMENT FROM wep | IS RESTORED -2::"s='. cc | mm (snst Hardware @ - | Sweeney bullding ne Republican st Policy in China. > Chinese Gives Up Big Gem for. ‘rie vuiisine, covupiod ty the Economic Control (VENUE and PIKE STREET be M oor he building, ccoupled by ne 4 . q for What It Cost | Northern Cypress Manufacturing Co Bolster Militarism. SIXTH A an mmediately burst into far and it Drugs a Weapon. STORE HOURS 8 A. M. to 5:40 P.M We Deliver PORTLAND, Dec. 20.—Mra | was with difficulty that the ¢ Bugene 0. of Denver, today | partment gained control of the b i Was in possession of her $20,000) An oll stove exploded in the Sum “d — ad “ag and was en route back | 1: atotor Co., 1016 E. Pike at., Tues bed bd bd i Gone W o0, Chinese merchant, | #4: Causing a smajt blaze sting that work he ed to 0 e 1rl 4) u e l e . Dauled the ring from his safety de Se a A ted 3 | % a veut yesterday and made venteen rreste | Londen public library has added That the MeNary-mith reclame | * Berea presentation tm exctane® "|" iy Gambling Raids nuvarais oc toons surg 131. The ton bit wit vane conrom botore | Sed hte xy ta eat | Centers Around the : The thousand dollars was the isin | Raids on two alleged gambling | library kept open every night of “ apne new aren ie the pe thos in Miter! A Kanata, - tion of B. F. Blaine, who has been paid by Lun Lin to the negro porter | dons resulted in the arrest of 17 MEM the week |representing the Wester States HY CHARI Who stole the ring at the Denver| Monday night, At 208 Washington ee I mechetadion league th Washington In order to ascertain J Country clud. The $20 additional; st. Jim Fong and Ah Wong were “Buy That Christmas Present in Christmas Tree ¢ WAS money patd out in cable tells | ducting an extensive gantbling ba} telethon” Mi the teund ot the ey en ote | policies in China, one must lay “ss : myne ’ ae aan hn x cekure | aoe ngs ee Porte eae nr {Port Angeles Evening News diay hides oh vuver will be |tb® superficial covering of Jap t/ y Electric Lights on the 4 post haste and bring the gem back | were released on $250 bail see completed by Uh f toe pear, j Mptomatic statements ,and anwar tree add beauty and are , to America. | Henry Smith was master of cere-| The new swimming tank at the /#ccording to City Engineer hum: | anges made to Western peoples, perfectly safe. ° way — —-- = |monies at a poker party at 111 amunity Club building in Van ‘ Firat locomotive was used in the! First ave, S, where six men were couver ix proving a popular attrac “phe Trial of John Tinited States on January 15, 1831. | taken in custody, police allege. Hundredachave made use of it} A® operetta, “The Trial of Je Japan's real policy in China is eco. eee ontrol, and in order to make It is very essential to have the tree set up in a substantial manner to avoid being tipped over. CHRISTMAS TREE LIGHTS in sets of $8.) This CHRISTMAS TREE HOLDER ts made ot = 16, 24 of 32 lights, with carbon, mazda, and | steel, enameled green, and will hold any size a fancy lumps. Ready fo connect to any tight | tree, Simplest and best made—three sizes—at wocket or base plug-—®2.75 to $15.75 net 60¢, $1.00 and $1.50. tad ~~ | einea.it wae epdned net week and Jane,” will he given by students | certain of thin control, she deers it of the Toppenish Nigh schoot Tue® | necessary to keep her ha day night for the benefit of the #tU-| political situation, oF, ae Ja pute | dent body it, to “aafeguard her vital interests,” - © J Hiberta are the newative Main and Yacott high schools, it war hina and iberia causes of Far Eastern provierms St 8 eee Vital Statistics | clone the door to all other nations | A Japanese diplomat stated it oth lenry Hokabergen has ret 1 eer — ‘ ante Rayalh) lees bd orwine, by referring to it ax “Japan's ) ha ear Wiotked Gir two seu BIRTHS Imiaaion to nave the 600,000,000 people > ® At @ meeting of the principals of the Washougal, Ridgefield, Mil had hin cn Dhow kee! fe ° coke | _ — — oe — - ~— - hn ag rollig i 9 roy summa (anne ert John, Richmond |of eastern As It must be remem ; ; p ny he ane long the Columbia thie oy . x. fhe - ee tes Tievanx, 4262 Lincoin | bered, tho, that these people would be o : ° river highway, jl, ,ttmeliy mater tore gre Fen oo aaa Gold-Plated | 600 Sets Glass Mixing Bowls 6 Ba h aye. boy other words, Japan would play upon $5 5 Cities he Nea ot is onde, ‘ | ae se Uisens of the Newh Ray region |Guinavn et n*EEis Yen |otner words, Jupan would play uron ME Auto Strop Razors, D2 SET OF FIVE are reverting favorable progress in ve, N. E ‘ e their fight to be connected by a road }t wv, pg Ma m, 2459 Firet ave.) own oe. coves ebece with Port Ang | Asano “Shire, 945 24th ave 8, boy, [JAPANESE ARE | “ery Mchparran James O. Port blakeley. |BLEKDING CHINESE ) Rida on the Lincoln grade school rt In Bhantung today the Japanese Daniel, T14 25th ave. B apt ll Ahr Out of town orders should include have made no effort at colonization Anton, Port Orchard, boy.| but, as the Chinese expres it, are Donsid Alvah, 307 Wl there merely “to bleed the Chinene.” SN. Téth at, boy.| Japan cannot say that the occupa | in Olympia have been accepted; the cost will be $107,418 see BRARBRK BARBER RMR RAR RI RRA RRR KK 200 for postage and insurance. ApproximafMy $400 will be re. quired an first payment to take up a/ Murphy, James Valentine, 3216 Mor- | tion of the Shantung peninsula is for) farm on the state's new land settle fie at no © purpose than to afford an ment areca at White Bluffs Hanford, | !°be! rl Altred, 102 W, 49cm at, outlet for her ever-increasing popula according to Supervisor C. L. Shuft|Aleith Arthur Julius, 308 Dexter|tion, because that district already in| wirh over-populated. A gift that will sorely ple Pisin oF embossed gold plated, | ‘The best co ket value for Christmas giving. without rubber wn a a — tires, and can be used mE | without when tires A Door | : Knocker ince or weet out mu will nee the dif- makes & most ap | ference at once. Three Unotive gift. A large amortment of | All these Specials in effect all this week— Colonial designs while they last of the department of conservation t ‘ and development. i* Wit, Guy W. 704 N, Beeond #t | Japan hax made precinely the same | with gold pisted ee Mow Arihur M, $804 14th ave’ N.| claims in China that she has made strop and extra blades. A special W.. girl 4 ot ee Peankk a, 2 in Biberia—the protection of her own 1 #4th ave B linteresta. She has no interests in| 2748 47th |either country except those obtained from 4 weak people byethe strong arm of militariom. To attain her ends in China; Japan is not only resorting to armed force, but something far deeper and more ¥. Ly Bevington, special represent: |, ative of Gov. Hart in investigating There is a big, vital reason for the fire hasrix on the Olympic penin fact that we never have coal “sales” orn, v tanger this coming summer . or “special bargains.” Your banker jon ¢o settier and timber from fire | P @ doesn’t lend money at “special dis-|'hen i other years. | counts for this week only.” Neither i\7 terrible. She is undermining the . does your insurance company offer a How to Make Pine | boy country thru the medium of drugs. “sale of high grade, assorted insur-|} Cough Syrup at Home ||MARRIAGE LICENSES Wee wae let ave ance cies at in prices while a igaone Recker, Bolomon, Seattle texe!| Under a treaty agreement no| that will add beau The following goods, advertined last Saturday, remain polici bargain p Fins, no equal for promot vveatte, | Kichenwaid, Josephine, Seatiie Leese! | opium hax been imported into China | ty to any front | on sale all this week: they last.” They operate on a strict wun mune Arnot, Frank, Spokane since 1918. And even now there in| door | Aluminum Round and Square Roaster Carlson, na, Spokane * percentage basis. So do we. Leceeeceeeemeeeoeemeemee itil! Avel A. Aberdonn Pine is used in nearly all preserip- | Niemi, Wilh na &. Astoria $1.29. ied inte 8, itutes for Casreroles, an exceptional value, 82. Made of = solid Tecup Aluminum Percoletors, but very little opium am the country. But the Glens and remedies for coughs. The ssenah Warned optum-—morphia and its derivatives— | bram in both the |. Stag-handied Carvers, val to $12.00, $8. ‘There are no fat profits necessary} reason is that pine contains several Oakland are found in enormous quantities} dull and polished | Fireplace Goods, entire i Special Prices. one season to make up for losses elements that have a remarkable ‘. Mon thrueut China, and ita peoples gre} finishes. | All Wool Auto Robes, $7.45. “ Btariune Fv fast becoming enanared in this a 250 patterns Pocket Knives, 25¢ to $6.00—at \% oft. during another season. Pacific Tarvin, Cpepies Ay" dexrading of all habits | Very reasonably Union Hardware Roller Skates, $2.69. Coast Coals are not subject to styles, | yohnso " Whenes comes thene drugs? The) priced ~ $3.20 | Six kinds of Kiddie Kars at one-fifth to one-third oft. Bb 6 Mh hE John N. & nm, Busie, # only anwwer,is—Japan! } Economically Japan in not interest. | od In China, extept for what she can take from the country without in the Baseball and Football goods at 4 to \& off. fads—they’re year in and year out utilities. Labor, freight, mainte- nance, insurance, supervision, inter- crlbud eabesion unum (ko Yene, coer least aiding China in advancing. est, depreciation and amortization or instead of suzat avrup.| Lucier, Luetit : Many Chinese firms have boycotted Rither way, you make @ full pint—)|PFeidel. Alphons, Seattie ......Legat/7#pan for years, and in some places . are not sky-high in December and) pore than you can buy ready-made |(endall: busts, mentite Legal| Japan has felt the boycott. Bhe ad-| ——cnieay under foot in July. Our profit is a} [ot ‘rer, times the money. It i8| Bebjornsom. Axel 1. Seattle ..Logat{mite it. But she is biding ber time, | eu’. pure, good and tastes very pleasant. | iruhn, Gertrude E. Beattie ...Leealland once abe has gained the u c i \d | * - “itp PPT) — china today faces one of two con fixed small percentage on each ton| "veo caw Yoel tha take ballot a| «DEATHS hiad, then ter adeeciod daleabie OMT cent ne ee nee ITS Sorcerer eee =: er SSS come in, telephone or write. WE DELIVER. ney can buy, put 2)4 ounces in a pint bottle, and Gil up made sugar syrup, OF If you can't America cough or cold in a wry that means i ditions—complete sold—the same small percentage in business. |The cough may be dry, he al es Bh Re oll agg PP peat, bag short of complete €X-| sean of prosperity aree and tight, or may persiet. | Taveath ave. WhO FSR | termination. ‘The former she will experience winter as in summer. ently loose from the formation of MeMicken, Alice 66, Willard Apte In Shantung today former German| wren Japan attains her desires. The a. The cause No two coal seams are the same.| and Syrup commun Each of our mines yields different} j;; coal. Each coal is especially adapt- able to certain uses. If you are in doubt which coal to select, tell the man at Main five O eight O-where) nr et yor nary intey ot Pines” | + fe and in what you want to burn it— with directions and Ton" secebt any: | var en ae Soe "aes the. Guaranteed to give abso- he ite satisfaction or money refund jafternoon in city hospital after an at his selection will satisfy you Pinex Co, Ft. Wayne, Ind. tack of heart disease. Ginnold is #ur- Se leet ar | vived by he widew and five children g a. 7 2 : ° owed de ; nd ee Piney | agers, Joba By 47, €720 20th ave, [buildings are being allowed to de-|intter will be hers provided America ivrup combination will stop it| Farrar. Laura, $4. 1117 W. e6th et. [tertorate, simply because Japan is/ ang other powers ald her, and by Vy in 24 hours or less, Splem-|Reminanider, Jennie, 66, 6216 Rus-|MOt Interested in upbuliding @ coun-| doing so aid America and every 00, for bronchial eath: pelt cman W., 69, county home {tz but merely in draining it of every | Gther nation except—Japan. Flora, 41, PD Nos, | Poneible resource. for the benefit of| And Japan needs no assintan the Land of the Rising Sun. cept toward being moved from China, All true Americans and other na tionals are doing everything within ; \thelr power to break the Japanese| New York appropriates $900,000 3211 | Yoke, but they are playing a losing| annually for school health. j Correct Apparel for Women Gifts of Apparel Are in | -Pronounced Favor This Year Smart Winter Coats In an Important Selling Ask your! were being made Tuenda . | MISSI FROM HIS HOME in | Duvall since Monday, Carl Falken berg, 12, had not been located by Se. attle police Tuesday. The boy was | wearing a Boy Scout coat and blue joveralis, He is light haired. WE ARE KEEPING OPEN TO 8 P, M. Until Christmas See Our Ads Elsewhere in This Paper Today THE MEN'S SHOP PLANTLAX || Shoes and Slippers At this store shoe prices have hit the lowest level you have seen in years for reliable footwear. WOMEN'S . MEN’S SHOES Gift SHOES uf hag Suggestions a Buckles $1.00 to $3.50 $3.80 Spats or Tweedies patent $1.90 to $3.50 inp uP DU Faney (All Sizes) AND UP i Soi é (All Sizes) ITH holiday activities at hand and crisp weather prevailing, the need of a modish Winter Coat asserts itself insistently and’ with double significance. ME? IE age ry SLIPPERS sonal 3 web These interesting coat values are distinguished Polishing Sets | by conspicuous smartness of style, tasteful em- } bellishment and materials of obvious quality. Very suitable for gift purposes. | FROCK | The numerous evening engagements can be fully enjoyed only if one is correctly costumed. These frocks promise to aptly fit into the occa- COMFY $1.90 (All Sizes) $2, $2.40 $3, $3.50 Many styles in leather or feit to choose from Children’s Felt Slippers LEATHER OR CUSHION sOLis Sizes 5 to 8 Sizes 844 to IL Sizes 11 to 2° $1.25 $1.35 - $1.45 Women's Slippers De to $3.00 Men's Slippers $2.00 to $4.00 Children's Slippers Tbe to $145 Some day of course, she must have a STEINWAY. Will that day hark back with glorious memory to Christmas morning of 1921? In the first delivery zone, the delivered price of ~ Black Diamond Lump is . . $11.95 Black Diamond Nut is . . 10.95 Black Di: Purnaceis . 9.65 Mewaiep Ws.” 930 Newcastle Nut is 2 « « «© 8.30 ny bo iota Te mee ee 9.30 Issaquah Nut is .. 2. 8.30 Peais ..- « « 7.30 sion, whether it be a party, dinner or dance— so charmingly versatile are they. Specially priced $25.00 $35.00 $49.75 | | | : CARMAN GIFT CERTIFICATES Open Evenings Until Christmas are always welcome. South Prairie Furnace is ".” 9.65 | ’ OWNWHIT Oe Sherman |Glay & Go. || | ss" NOE Also Canadian, Australian and Utah Coals Thi 3 Shoe a s Cc fe] ° —but we advocate keeping the Pacific. J ied Avenue at Pine Values Northwest dollar in the Pacific- Northwest, Tecoma Spokane * Portlond

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