The Seattle Star Newspaper, December 29, 1921, Page 5

‘y LIBERAL CREDIT |} EXTENDED Horlicks NAL ; Milk Sa For Infants | Terre! and 174 other Kiansmen. & lovalds D COOKING Drink” fer All Ages. orier setting January 28 for a hear et Home, Office, and) ing on the petition was issued , Aah for HORLICK'S. OPENING SECOND TERM MONDAY, JANUARY 2, 1922 Free Scholarships to Ex-Service Men and Women Moderate Tuition Fees Charged Non-Service Students COURSES OFFERED: NOW—OFFICE OPEN FROM 1 TO 10 P. M ‘TION WRITE, CALL OR TELEPHONE If your turkey turned out to be a disappoitment Yhristmas, it was probably because you did not Model’ Roaster, Here is one made of one piece pressed steel—-that is self basting. Size 10x15 Will hold a 10-lb, turkey—On Sale Friday and Saturday at the ver $1 27 | price of values just as re markable will be found in every ay of this estab- lishmeagt during the JANUARY SALE, WHERE PIKE MEETS FIFTH ATIANTA, Ga., Dec. 29.—Applica, | tion for a neceivership of the Ku Klux Klan was filed in the superior court here yesterday by Harry B. } Mismanagement of the . Klan‘y funds and affairs of the organization by imperial officers was charged. An Die in Accident TACOMA, De death killed. | View station. MIFSMUUE New Phone—Elliott 4910 MINTHNKSUIIINNEONNIIINS | \ASK RECEIVER TRAINHITS CAR: | forests] COUPLE KILLED Mr. and Mrs. H. L. Winston 29.—Struck by a | dangerous croming near the Lake | Mra. Winston was instantly | able jjust beginning to ‘The Winstons resided tn Monte. | mance of life mano, and were on their way home | had | when struck by the speeding train at | Ht logue. THE SEATTLE STAR 7” . UCONN SERVICE me ne | RLS HELD OWN REWARD SIN HELD OWN REWARD ie odel Roaster Special | For Friday and Saturday Sale Elsie Ferguson |Northerh Pacific passenger train BY JAMES W. DEAN Jin retrospection, reading backward. ‘The order will act as a temporary | Nar Lakeview tation, H. I. Win.| NEW YORK, Dee. 29.--If you had At 40 she was the mistress of an Injunction against the imperial off [ston and his wife were killed when | your life to live ever again would American tn Paria Her son was of | ciate, yen cir automobile was demolished and you wish t to be 4ifferent? age and ins tjeve. Dut bis eweet Ab burned yesterday afternoon That's the question Zoe Akins aska|beart's father invisted on the mother | The wrecked car was carried over (Of the sinner heroine of Monte Carlo | “stepping out” of the boy'w life, She} 200 feet along the track before being in “The Varying Shore," in which | did toaeed to one side. It burst into | Elle Ferguson starred, | At 29 she was the mistress of a flames and Winston was burned to| The sinner heroine is Julie Ven w York man. She gave him up ause he fell in love with another lt and the other girl loved him. At 17 whe fled from a shot. gun mar riage because that marriage would have wrecked the career of the man who had wronged ber So it seers that all along the ying shore of Julle Venable's ex o, who dies at 90, when she is enjoy the re She would not have her life differently arranged. ghost tells you that in an epi Then she reveals her life to you! | the Phone East 8556 fa leaf. the That Brisk, Rich Flavour 222: =» found in every cup of the genuine "SATLADA" as da nines true favour of the This unique flavour tn snirg Marae ace be) WHOLESALERS for only $385, or a baby grand, the name of which is respected wherever music is known, for only $625. eer to yourself. 1519 Third Avenue MANUFACTURERS Low Prices are going to move every one of these good, used, standard make pianos from our floors this week; not one will be left unsold Saturday night. Among these fine upright, grand and player pianos are such well-known makes as the Chickering, Bush & Lane, Knabe, Kimball, Steinway, Victor, Wheelock and the like, and they are not old worn out pianos; in fact, many of these instruments can hardly be told from new, but they are all to go regardless of the prices they bring for we do not want a single second-hand piano, not even a slightly used instrument on our floors at stock taking time, which is the second day of January. | Think of a fine, slightly used standard make upright for only $295, a good standard make player piano Don’t miss this. It will be almost like being auction- No stencil pianos—No stencil player pianos. Every instrument a standard make. We do as we advertise. Bring this ad with you. Posh sTan Pana © there were promontories of draws from such an ex \ts whan Life made me etrong and gay. 7 took hack at its varying shore and | wonder just what there in tn the hu man heart that gives it the will to go Jon living long enough to get used to life's waya, “After youth goes and wisdom comes and all the big macrifices are made and the great moments are finished, life gets pleamnter every day: it goes along like a tale you want spun out—that you don't want to hear finished too soon.” There would have been stneertty povnotees |and deep pathos In the play were the romantic halo placed upon a| virtuous mother ‘NEGRO HELD ON Shooting Companion | Roscoe McKnight, 5 ureday, accused of ge, 45 a neKro, was in the city jail | killing Edward McRutle & pa per bh the Main Ev mor m, 1212 Jackson st, | afternoon | After the shooting, McKnight en |torney E. I. Jones’ office, and said |"I just shot a man and want to sur render.” Knight said the mor to him from the prop ih claimed the money as his own, and @ quarrel ensued ‘TAXI BILL TO Designating the public street: julon next Tue Public hearings lcommittee Wednesday afternoon | streets in the business district jot hotels, cafes lous of Work for. and cabareta, Police and attaches of the coroner office an unidentified man, who committe ce gas tha Murphy, body at 5:30 p, m. Wed. found the he promised to p back rent CREDIT - GLADLY OTYLSH (CLOTHES FOR MEN & WOMEN EASY PAYMENTS or hitting & = RETAILERS 1332 SECOND AVE 2091/NION KILLING CHARGE \Surrenders Himself After 10 colored, in a quarrel | nt pool | Wednoeday | |tered Chief Deputy Prosecuting At- McKnight told Jones the quarrel between the two men started when as coming etor, McRut-| taxicabs :nd r adop-| My oe Co, whart yesterday, The BE VOTED ON on the ordinance | were completed by the public safety | Day stands are located on certain | the night stands are in front Weeks,’ Ends Life re trying to locate relatives of a landlady, |neaday, when she smelled gas, The man had lived in the house three months, and had been out of work all the time, Mrs, Murphy sald she |last saw the ma Monday, when is seven weeks’ SHIP SINKS stern in 30 |steamer Virginia IV, of the West Pass Transportation Co. les in the city waterway here today, a wreck silver discovered in Cowganda din STORE HOURS—9 A. M. TO 5.30 P.M mHE RHODES Starting Friday Starting Friday A HOLIDAY SALE OF E vening Gowns at Unusual Prices SECOND FLOOR One Evening Gown —of black and gold sequin and black #ilk net in panel effect, with binck silk net drapes, Yormerly $165.00. Reduced to $95.00 One Evening Gown an sketched, of pale blue Canton crepe with crystal sequin trimming and pale blue silk net drape; also with ostrich Yormerty $165.00. Reduced to $95.00 corsage. One Evening Gown of rove matin, covered with rose silk net em broidered with gold thread, beads and rose silk net drapea. Formerly $165.00, Reduced to $95.00 designed, reduced to $95.00. Coats Fur Trimmed and Plain Reduced to $9.85 $33.50 and $49.85 One Evening Gown —of beautiful sequin in gray and Diack with satin drop and girdle in reproduc. tion of black Jet. Formerly $195.00, Reduced to $95.00 combinations black One Evening Gown plack eflk net iridescent, and beaded fringe at bot $180.00, trimmed with tom. : Reduced to $95.00 Formerly One Evening Gown —of green brocaded chiffon cloth with gold rope girdle, einbroidered with gold beads and finished with gold lace panel drapes. Formerly $165.00. Reduced to $95.00 Five other Gowns of beautiful colorings and materials, exquisitely Dresses of Silk and Wool Reduced to $16.85 Suits Fur Trimmed and Plain Reduced to $23.65 and $39.75 AT TACOMA TACOMA, Dec. 29.—With feet of wnhter, the she rammed the John the local crew leaped to mafety as sho sank Pine st ELK LAKE, Ont.-New vein of triet. a and E Filipinos to Honor Memory of Don Jose! Rural, Filipino hero-martyr, the Fill: | ary, pino Student club at the University,| of Washington, in co-operation with Filipino community, will | M. give @ program Friday night at 8 at Broadway auditertum, Broadway Jose Orosa, Nicanor of the Miss Lucille Nutley, J. D. Ab Mra. J. B. Harrison, Marcelino F, Blaine will take dents’ string circle will play. entertainment; Zamora is sec ett is adviser. Store Hours, §:30 A. M. to 6 P. M. SLIGHTLY DAMAGED Rochester Copper Bottom Wash Boilers Special at $2.19 Regular Price $5.50 We have just 150 of these Wash Boilers to offer at this ex- tremely low price. They are good quality made of heavy charcoal tin with copper bottoms. defects in no way impair their usefulness Rochester Boilers The slight They are guaran- teed not to leak. No. 9 size, with stationary handles and fit- in cover, special at $2.19. Cups and Saucers Set of Six Special at $1.19 3 anes TO CHOOSE FROM Fancy decorated Cups and Saucers on penhagen blue decorations on lain White C Cups and ular ovide shape—Choice, white body; white body; Saucers in t set of 6, $1 . NO VHONE OR C, 0. D. ORDERS ! LARGE SIZE | No Phone or C. O. D. Orders, ALL-STEEL Model Roasters browning | duley with a fine natural flavor, Special at $1.49 Regular price $2.50 This large size, all steel Model Roaster is con structed without s roasts meats to perfection—tender and ms—it is self-basting and self. Special $1.49, NEW SHIPMENT OF BIRD CAGES—ALL MARKED AT SPECIAL PRICES $3.00 Value, Special at $1.98 These Spark Guards are covered with wire screen, protect- ed by a diamond mesh wire. Size 30x 80 inches. $6.50 Value, Special at $4.19 33x33-inch Spark Guards, covered with heavy screen on a strong frame. Special at $4. o Here is Safety Razors Special at 69c one of the great- est values we have ever of- fered. Take your choice— a Gillette Safety or Razoi the new style Gem and Ever-Ready Satety Razors. Choice at 69¢. |. Brown, for four years the only white person in a Chinese city of 10,- In commemoration of the 25th an- | 000, arrives here on way to her home her | niversary of the death of Don Jone! in Yakima, Wash. She is « misdion- part in the program and the L. Y. Filipino orchestra and the stu- Flor- encio Tamesis is chairman in charge lorenzo retary; Valeriano Saru- treasurer, and Dr, Robert M.