The Seattle Star Newspaper, December 21, 1921, Page 9

q WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 21, 1921, t “Mr. and Mrs. G. Attle Discuss 3-Cent Fare usually adds a little By Hal Armstrong ed you to keep your matches out my kitchen sink? sees gtene’ Os Attle leh 5 wash dishes ] BT ineimatch into tt x Gnd | OO Cet ” So you have ‘ shamele = ‘ ; . oxt| that. Fitegerald didn’t get with his Scent oar fare popularity | Mareh, if I have to the | contest, did he? up to my neck to get to the He chuckled, puffing at the briar, | TM t's how funny I feel.” the | Mrs, Attle set out another dripping pack | plate coal NEW SERIES boy \ }Hedemark, Arhardt, W., girl |. boy Cordova, Albert, 1217 at, twin boys Name and Residence. Blodgett, Lawrence ¥ Horton, Gertrude, Seatt The Low Cost (255% | Burmeister, Overland Four-Door Sedan. Brissette, C. A. Tupper, Louise, Triplex Springs give easy-riding Woods, Ping. Beattie ward, Se on all kinds and conditions of ‘Core. roads. 25 miles to the gallon of : gasoline is common. Dependability and long life fur- ther,emphasize its low first cost. lyn Rag tLe Audr Olson, Lillie fre * Let Mary ¢ WILLYS-OVERLAND PACIFIC CO. i East Pine St. and 12th Ave. Bast 0660 [ MAKE YOUR OWN TERMS t you will find the m and newest stock elect your ¢ Come in and select the Victroia fulted to your home from our Rew and complete stock SHRISTMAS OFFER Complete Home Outtits ‘+ VICTROLA Record Frnah $31.60 Complete VICTROLA No one need be with- out a Victrola so far as GRAPONOLA * expense is concerned. But you may not get one if you don’t order in time. There’s always a big demand at Christ- mas time, or Consider This Offer For an Ideal Gift With thig offer any home may ave the lasting joy a Victrola or Grafonola brings for Christmas time nd every day in the year for the whole family Records Make Ideal GRAFONOL Hu VICTROLA Mivtabens i Hicrncts Fag 1 * Christmas Gifts In Special Christmas Containers of We offer a complete stock iad 1a alll the new classical, song and F 10% dance records of both Victor and Columbia for your selec SHOPPE Next to Liberty Theatre 1516 First Avenue: Open Until 10 o’Clock Every Nig! 5 | f Larter, Anne Mt from V iaker, Anna from La y. AG. from I ron, Alice B. from ¢ on, Claire FE. 4 ; r . Margaret G Kameda, Shinji from Sakl, Complete, f. o. b. Toledo DEATHS TT, 6859 19th ave 1126 18th 2614 Lith a address un- 3721 Meridian meee tance nosh =| Vital Statistics | | | anaenn meine te aatads ones BIRTHS | Maybe you think (t's funny—" Abiyame. Tomota, 901 Yesler way ark, Walter F, 11% Dexter ave, Walker, ro ver Cleveland, nm, Ander, 940 tind ave f Trygve, 9761 Gard ave. B. | aa | Se nber (tka, Arthur, 2990 Graham ot. |! t ¥ anecrenk, August, Kirkland, boy |Gitbert, Pred i. 6623 43rd’ ave. &. 2219% Mahiom, 6923 47th ave. &/ | Jones, Cheater, 5426 4tth ave. & W.. Washington | J Angel, Terry, 706 Stewart at, MARRIAGE LICENSES |"; Seattle tle 6. American Family Car j22 18g Father, mother and the kiddies Lethnie Wiinelminas Seattio all enjoy the comfort of the Mitehoook’ Phroten iday,’ wearche gs Special @| \Christmas Offer Victrolas ~ g’ , Grafonolas MAKE YOUR OWN TERMS CHRISTMAS OFFER Complete Home Outfits Complete tion Comptete Complete GS LIBERTY MuSICc; ht 219% EB.) 1 Legal | members must be over the traditional | eorge Fred- |<. from from Rob- | sty a where complete posorororch Attie!” she exclaimed, | "We've got to pay for the railway, | Sasaki, ¢ bol, S164 King st, boy - laghting the mater Haven't L ask: ' and Sebastian, Murray, Hellevue, boy hi bi Kangas, Henry, Kent, girl at we ga. Naotaro, 369 20th ave. & : hy girl 4020 12th | poy mil A., 994 10th ave. N, twin *\ ph First boy Ace Legal | th tio an Lassi h ew nes | Fi wt ‘will Reteitadn:. will entertain the Borrowed Tima! | Borted from t the United States, striking Williams but conti ondition W ved- | hoxpital with THE SEATTLE STAR » be deeply interest: | t naucers, | cot I'm got jon't think | han Fitzgerald's 6-cont| anything about it ven not, 1 got m Heth andbill t udying it, vo 1 know what I'm talk: | At 7 Be sensible,” said t ys everybody will ¢ man who owns an n where slums can be created. | am t man wants high farer so peo: | pas je will all © live downtown.” “That's re ad rable Borrowed Timers Mra. BE. W. Liveskey, noted reader, | lub, at Mallory hall, Thursday, at 2 m, The Borrowed Time club was tablished here in 1902, All of its) ree score and ten years of age | Besse a. Pa ‘ WASHINGTON.—Federal Prohibi | on Director Shelley of Montana | ks that alien bootleggers be de 1921 Record of by Automobiles struck by speeding auto at! ret ave. and Spring #t., ‘Tuesday; FUNERAL ening. Harry Williams, Southern | Jon hotel, was severely bruised on the| | legs and body, According wes the wuto did not ret ave w Onkions, 68, 2292 | ken w in ed man was rv eet car at Weetla Monday night cause it Ww 6 reat of |benefit bec her day. I've been | an¢ Mepecially Mr, Erickson, who! see,” wants to be mayor?” C. Atte cut in, | laughing jyou know who pays the merchant's wife, “It/ taxes for him? You and I fit except | Dic paragraph. ver. The people w store, Hverybody WwW AOL r Ate tle wit he tax Mare of his ta: noun pong his y it ho ride ¥ wt me stown me le wi “You. How else do you euppore “hut “I know what you're goin answer it m if the fare! “Oh, yea,” maid C. Attle, y He x and @ rchant will to nay Mrs ughtfully ome owner he'd ax, you “And do HOWEVER, SHORT AND SNAPPY PARAGRAPHS REQUIRE NO APOLOGY Wednesday, calendar maker day of the year according to the *, is the shortest Altho you won't notice the dif antages, It wpring ts ONLY away, and it gives the newspapers n excuse for eminds @ short ference, thie has two distinct ad one that a few months anappy XTRA, ONE MAN REDUCES RENTS! Pedestrians Hit |) sven, p« ing landlord hag been found in Den He ts D. M. Waldman, owner of & new apartment house, who ha» announced « $10a-month reduction yall, William De Reoge, Seattic 34] 7 —Thrown to the street when | 00 rents of all his apartments Buehler, Bernice O., Seaitie 6 | | DIVORCES GRANTED | of the the early ‘Pn. PORTLAND, 21—A hursday Ore Washington men arrive Crumb, Kelsc rent-alash SERVICES for w. J vy. J. Jones & Co, Port joring firm, will be held in nelsco T was well odien who died They ar Anto B struck by an auto driven by T. A.| Sorenson, Yakima; James E. Woods, Di N w jetrichs, 2662 Ashworth ave. Ya kima, des it up ustomern and lets them y pay it when th 1c. Attle kno: pipe into the pall un spilling some “Look at that You just ge thone up yourself, I'm ti “We've got to pay ur railway,” aching for wee that it | whether we pay or out of the other, But maybe does, I'm going to find out.” THURS.—FRL—SAT, sum Musical Sketeh: pay a tax, too, to help | was That's just like you, alway» »| “Well, I'm going to look into it.” from his r the sink, on the floor, LOEW’S PALACE THEATRE Continuous Dally, 1 to I NEW Featuring “Snappy Bits” A Syncopnted Musteal Flagler & Halia “Down Melody 1 Smith & Inman “Sally's V LeRoy Bros, | Barbara Bedford In “Cinderella. of ' Store Hours Until Christmas—9:30 Until 6:00 a|Ba Radium Silk Camisol In flesh, orchid, brown and 44. floral or c¢ designs—3 in a box, 95 Lawn Handkerch broidered in colors o box, 75c. Men! Silk Neckties 45c and 75c All Good Patterns Tailored style, sleeveless. THE BON MARCHE RGAIN BASEMENT You Can Always Afford to Pay Bargain Basement Prices testes to You in Radium! Any woman who delights in dainty under- things will be pleased with these garments and their surprising value. Radium Silk Chemises $3.50 es $1.49 dark blue. Tailored with bodice top. Sizes 38 to onventional daintily em- self effects, Con- ventional and floral designs—3 in a Tailored with honeydew and orchid. —Women’s white with 3. in a box, 35c. Radium Silk Gowns $4.95 In flesh, orchid and white. Give Her Handkerchiefs Women's extra fine quality Lawn Handker- chiefs, embroidered in dainty Handkerchiefs, contrasting embroidery Women's dainty Han embroidered designs—3 and 6 in a box, 59e. —Women’s embroidery- Warm Gowns and Pajamas Men’s Heavy Outing Flannel Pa- sleeve a satin to 46. frogs. In small, dium and large sizes S, trim. Women’s Outing Flannel Gowns high nec or short and square necks Extra large sizes in the $1,29 lot. and $1.49 Warm and pretty, with Sizes jamas in variegated stripes, silk "$1.95 bodice top, in flesh, Sizes 38 to 44. dkerchiefs with ndkerchiefs with colored 3 in a box, 35e. long sleeves and 98c wm $1.29 Flannelette Dressing Flannelette Kimonos Sacques, $1.29 $1.49 and $1.95 In light and dark B8 flor: - desi gns, satin trim of the vacant lot for t-cent petulant his wife demanded t the broom and sweep I'm" $15,000,000 for C, Attle reminded her, the dust pan, “I can't makes any difference it out of one pocket PAGE 9 it THE GREATEST SELLING —EVENT IN YEARS— Crowds and crowds of people are attending this sale daily, demonstrating the fact that this is positively the greatest sale of Men’s Furnishing Goods and Hats held in Seattle in years. Our store has been leased by the Melody Shop and we must vacate as soon as our lease expires, so we will let nothing stand in our way in order to sell the goods quickly. LOOK THESE PRICES OVER B. V. D. UNIONS —We will sell the genuine B. V. D. and other athletic MEN'S NECKWEAR — jal assortment of m neckwear, values to $1.50, on sale at 55c 79¢c MEN'S UNIONS—We will sell men's union suits, values to $4.00, on sale now at SOFT COLLARS — We will sell E. & W. soft collars, values to 75¢, on sale now at 1212c UNIQUE HOSE—We will sell genuine 35¢ unique men's hose, box of six, for K HATS—We are now selling real import ed velour men's hats, regular price $15, now FLANNEL SHIRTS— Special lot of $5 and $6 Men's union linen initial handkerchiefs, regular 0c, on sale at 35c ANEN HANDKER- CHIEFS—$1 pare linen handkerchiefs will be sterling silver buckle, sold at this sale for on sale here at 75c $1.85 BATH ROBES — Special Jot of men's bath robes, values as high as $10, caps, values as high as on sale now at #4, on sale at $7.35 $1.35 BATH ROBES — Special MEN’S GLOVES—A spe- Jot of men’s bath robes, cial selection of men's values as high as $8,0n tan cape and gray gloves, sale now at values to $4, on sale at $5.15 $2.35 SILK SHIRTS —We are BOSTON GARTERS—You now selling heavyweight can buy at this sale white Jersey silk shirts, genuine 5c. Boston Gar- values to $7.50, on sale ters, including the new at wide web, now $4.35 35c SILK HOSE—We will sell men’s. pure thread silk HICKOK BELTS — Genu- ine Hickok belts with MEN’S CAPS—A grand assortment of men’s WOOL HOSE—Special lot { wool hose with drop- bi i Hl colors, . o rt ane stiteh, in all sizes, at 55c ; 55c NIGHTSHIRTS—A dandy assortment of men’s nightshirts, values te $2.50, to go on sale at MEN’S HATS—Special lot of men’s newest style in the store, values to hats, values as high as $6, on sale at $7.50, on sale at $3.95 $2.15 KNIT NECKWEAR — Special lot of high grade fiber silk neckwear, reguinr price 75, on sale at UK HOSE—A beantital ine of men's pure silk hose with beautiful clock work, regular $1.25, now ME S HATS — Your choice of any men's hat Beat so! SILK SHIRTS —A won- derful assortment of men’s silk shirts, values to $10, on sale at 39c $5.69 MEN’S NECKWEAR — A beautiful selection of et ee ees: Te ee MEN'S SHIRTS—Special lot of men’s shirts, ex- cellent patterns, values men’s cut silk neckwear, to $4, now values to $2 on sale at $1.35 95¢c ENTIRE STOCK MUST GO! Every article sold with a money-back guar- antee backed’ up by the usual Stamm Bros.’ Service.