The Seattle Star Newspaper, December 28, 1921, Page 5

WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 25 ae pale Values That 4-Piece Ivory Bedroom Suite 116” No description necessary—Look at the illustration—Call and place your wonderful bargain you need not keep it. This is only one item of many hun- sent a saving of nearly one-half of regular prices, Every department is represented in this sale—You will not be disappointed when you purchase here—HERE you will be satisfied with the price—The terms are arranged to suit you—The service will please you. LIBERAL WHERE CREDIT PIKE MEETS EXTENDED FIFTH MAP Eres Mouse lEX- POLICEMAN BEACON, N. Y—J. H. Schenck / order—If not satisfied that it is a & SHUM SERVICE MMC co cd ( a eS HTS Td 11 bas dreds shown on our floors that repre- & New Phone—Elliott 4910 HMtlINE©3NIINNE@HNIIi A “+ re called hin wife. His wife called the ——. They both called for an am away! Three to 15 Years over, former policeman, and © late yesterday in superior court Judge Chapman. charged with grand larceny. T This card, wherever it is displayed, represents good Americanism, collective bargaining, the 50-50 plan of industry. It is the emblem of cleanliness, of peace and of self-respect. out at the trial here. TACOMA.—At Iberty on ball D. Raker, alleged liquor runny | Were sentenced to serve from three to 18 years In the state penitentt | Schoonover ‘and Baker Get; lot a TACOMA, Dec, 28D. M. Schoon wen ary by fehoonever and Raker were! hey | were alleged to have posed as officers | eign trade land robbed three men of 15 cases of cording to [Seattle police department for alleged | Los Angries and probably Ran Diego attempted extortion, {t waa brought | ‘PACIFIC SHIPS?| DUE THURSDAY THE SEATTLE STAR ee [ MRS. DESAULLES ENGAGED Mrs. Bianca DeSaulles, who shot and killed Jack DeSaulles, former football star, thru fear that he would take away their little son, Jack, Jr., is to wed again. She has announced her engagement to Fernando Santa Cruz, a Chilean engineer. She was acquitted of DeSaulles’ murder at Mineola, N. Y., on 1918. $30,000,000 FOR|JIT DECISION Talk New Plan for Com-'Final Action Is Awaiting) merce Expansion Henderson’s Report | | BAN FRANCISCO, Deo. 24.—Const| The Seattle city council will | pov sarge ring Pome gpa | decide Thursday” morning |habilitation and expansion of trane| Whether or not Cowen Park reni- pacific commerce dents will be permitted thra jit | |The plan was outlined by Herbert! ney service to the downtown dis. | |Pieischacker, fan Fr trict. pes pine yg eso in “Washing criing|, Tial action was to have been| and Chairman A. D. Lasker of the |‘@**" at the regular meeting Tues ah in board day afternoon, but was delayed when | cheme calle for the formation | CUHCiImen voted to ask for a report neern similar to the Interna | f@™ D. W. Henderson, superintend ent of trar T tional Merchant Marine which now pperates on the Atlantlo coast, It) The memberw of the council s to be & project involving about|*emed to by evenly divided on the $20 000 009 Cowen Park jitney question. Resi. | The shipping board, under the| dents of the North End claim that| ate ships to the com-| they have four of the five necessary various ports, which | votes pledged plan, would pany and not t would make pow from unprofitable to p Ag Occasion might demand. Ravenn le whif by the North Only tran’ Hid be indulged in, ac | “feeder” service operating from the achacker. Ships prob | end of the University bridge is to bel, | cs bg Parkers want feeder” buses un thru to t fot e his | busines d lowing his arrest for alleged aw n 4 from | ‘that they do not take on at nereieeberateemestad ———= | theft, A. B. Corts again picked up|200-fodt drop into bay when it) uth of the Universtiy op charge of bad check passing ee Sale Wall ‘Paper Paints SMITH’S FIRST AVE, — PH SEATTLE PROMOTER / > INSTRUCTOR, SUF: DA MOST SEVERE AT. PLACED HIM IN THE IN UNTHU » TO WAS AS DK. 14 TREATMENT AT A TEM A | FAHRENHEIT. His statement follows I was in a very ¢ ed con dition from an attack of lum more your thoughts naturally turn to fitting up the home. Wall Paper Wins It may be you have a place for sale. If so, a few dollars’ worth of Wall Paper will make treatment is apr “I way ‘prope caure 1 had tb ments of all wor fr tortures: that was Hef; my Finally Harry swears LONNIE AUSTIN, OF = 1213 MINENT OF LUMBAGO THAT VALID CLASS FOR A FEW . LAUCGHNEYS WAS GIVIWN NEV'S BAKE OVEN TURE OF OVER 350 DEGREES bago. 1 never realized one could become #0 utterly helpless from lumbago; I was surprised to find tt put me right down, and, re punishment-—and I wa. still Now that the Christmas season is past once [J)Sne can cet rid of the mune pain ful condition on the proper | 9 further delay, but Councilman Fits | gerald dectared that Henderson's | ° opinion she nm | the Council takes final action. Roth Councitmen Tindall and Car roll maid they were in favor of buses operating 5 , Knocks All the Pain Out of Lumbago Declares Lonnie Austin hundreds of dollars’ difference in the price you J). rournney's Rake Oven 4 Me onth ago Harry had an wet out of bed one mi He + . This new store is showing latest styles at pric fall 10 De heaataey, and tes much lower than you have been used to pay- J) nose ottices and given threo ov four bakes—and he not only entire ing—Washable Papers for the kitchen and bath \ room; Dainty Stripes and All-Over Effects for yer ie ee ee en ne ae had a return of the trouble since: the sleeping rooms; Rich Oriental Tapestry Ef- fects for the living and dining rooms. Paints House Paints—Wall Paints—Ename ls—Floor Paints—Varnish Stains, etc. WE APPRECIATE YOUR BUSINESS Harry thinks the bake rt of mary y"° nothing y and Dan Loughney the oven suffering 9 made wrapping of Terry toweling|in the Crary Bldg. are treated a and turned on the heat, and, then| those office Write for free liter Smith’s Wall Paper House § 2: 2:2 ssi: ite2) Sor siacwns 8 tits _- raw the finish of my lumbago. That|go and baye Dr, Loughney make M JUNIOR & — Little Me Ask for Smith's first’ bake just knocked the pain|a careful examination of your cave One-third the regular dose, Made right out 1 was amazed at the don't suffer needlessly or longer of same ingredients, then candy 1621 Fourth Avenue Seattle, Washington in: | pain; every move hurt—when oved I hollered. ‘The nurse quick relief and after the cooling-| Start the treatment without delay off process was completed I dressed| you wil) be well satisfied crashes Into telephone pole. Counctiman Oliver T. Erickson and John H. Carroll strongly opposed Id be obta’ proaching,” great part tion will be Counciiman jared that three other boys another, He slipped and fell between other THE RHODES so. STORE HOURS—9 A.M. TO 5:30 P.M. PAGE 5 The Third Great Day of OUR HOLIDAY SALE Offers Just as Wonderful Values as the First This unprecedented sale of Women’s Coats, Suits and Dresses has been most gratifying, not only to us but to the hundreds of regular customers and new patrons . who have attended. Although some lines are depleted, we still have wonderful as- sortments in the fol- lowing groups to choose from: Cloth Coats Fur Trimmed and Plain Group 1 Reduced to $9.85 Dresses of Silk and Wool Reduced to $16.85 THE CORSET SALE including wonderful values in three groups priced at Group 2 Reduced to Fur Trimmed and Plain Reduced to $23.65 and $39.75 $1.95, $2.95, $4.95 veasnis| Karly action was requested on the BOY IS KILLED!" wheela, and both his legs were able runs! proposed ordinance ‘ | crushed ‘The lad was rushed to the hos pital, where his legs were amputated, Faling beneath the wheels of &) but he was unable to survive the! reat Northern freight train near RE UVauer gpd $225 in cash gp the night ably would be operated from all lead: | discontinued on Jaouary 1, amit has \of November 16, ling coast porta, including Seattle, | proved unprofitable Vedi ‘Tusa tow uipernt mt | | Schoonover was dismined from the| the Columbia river, San Pranciseo, | want PERMITS age 12, son of Bowe Fagerstrom, $006 hoapital ceveral hours later. The lad wan stealing a ride win | Ax the train pulled) The Great Internal Cleanser, Sys- into the yards at Edmonds, Fager. | tem-Kegulator, and most effective line from one car to|/ Topic for Stomach, Liver and rom was crawling | Bowels, At the Ow! Drug Store and le drugetats. Is Your Blood Pressure Normal? Qur Ex-Government Doctor Will Tell You FREE Right Drug Co, 1 First Ave, * The Store for Useful Articles Store Hours: 8:30 A.M. TO 6 P.M. he wouldn't jits to pick up 68rd wt ASKS INCREASE ywing the im was advanced that der” buses cc operate on 10cent fare 06 dividing evenly with the way department, Counctlm: the present “f rail Thom son moved that the operators’ share be Increased to 7 centa, with 3 centa going to the street cars. The mo tion was defeated by a tie vote Mayor Caldwel! Tuesday urged that | thru jitney service be granted to the rth End, pointing out that the | present ordinance was never intend Jed to eliminate completely motor bus transportation |Two Men Slashed in Knife Battle | TACOMA, Dec, 28.—Guido Grasst, | }42, and Guilamo Baldi w in a lo} cal hospital here today, recovering | from serious wounds suffered in a fight in a drink parlor here last actually, it seemed without pain, Ib 4 conviner ® had taken leave \e men were lying in al I took a few more bakes jpat as af blood when the police arrived. | Dr. Loughney advised, and I am|~ fully recovered, If any of my friends find themselves in 4 similar ndition, [ strongly advise Dr Full course dinner, 75c, at Boldt’s. | Served 6 to § p, m.—Advertisement. | Loughney’s Bake Oven and curative plan of eating. I am back on the job instructing my pupils and Tam chuck full of pep, pop and power LONNIE AUSTIN. “1213 First Ave, Phone Elliott 45489." Dr. Loughney Now Moved § to New Location Dr. Loughney’s Bake Oven treat ment offices are loos at the cor er of Fifth and Union, in the Crary Bidg., rooms 910-311-312-313 a4 Dr, Loughne com Ig assisted by; . Hours 9 a. m to 12 only Only the totally invalided or bedridden cases are treated in Dr, Loughney's Bake itarlum in Kirkland, A Oven coated, For children and aduita. Electric Toaster Sian tapnciak at $2.69 Regular Price $4.00 The “Ready Toaster Range” makes crispy brown toast right on the table—or it may be used as a grill for all kinds of cooking. This attractive nickel-plated toaster stove has a heat reflector under element so that it gives instant, direct heat. It comes complete with cord and plug, all ready to attach. Special at $2.69. Griswold Food Choppers Special at $1.98 Regular Price $3.00 New features in con- struction make — the Griswold Food Chop- per superior to al others. It cuts per- fectly all kinds of meat and food—does not crush, mash or grind. The reversible steel knives are self sharpening and un- breakable. Special at $1.98. Pure Worsted Sweaters —AT— Great!y Reduced Prices $9.00 Sweaters, special at $6.98 $10.50 Sweaters, special at $7.98 $12.00 Sweaters, special at $9.98 These Worsted Sweat- ers are made in the pop- ular high school colors. You will find a large selection to choose from. 10 Bars of Polar White 1 BAR OF PALMOLIVE SOAP FREE “Polar White” is one of the finest laundry soaps ever made for washing and general housework. It is made by the Palmolive Co. Thursday we are going to offer 10 bars for 49¢ and give you 1 bar of Palmolive Soap FREE, No phone or C. 0. D. orders. A Great Sale of Pocket Knives . special at.... 50 Knives, special at. $2.50 Knives, special at. These Pocket Knives values at these prices. y of them are made by the “Robeson” Co.—the famous “Sure Edge” brand. You will find a good assortment of sizes and styles to choose from, 1. B49 re wonderful