The Seattle Star Newspaper, January 3, 1922, Page 2

Credit Is THE SEATT LE STAR ) CANAL GROWING VY REDUCTIUNS UP TO 334% —price for price, things are not only lower but better in this great JANUARY SALE. You get more—a great deal more—for your money. Better quality—better work- manship. Every department in this great homefurnishing store is represented in this JANUARY SALE AT REDUCTIONS UP TO 33 1-3%. annual clearance, discontinued pattems, high grade luggage— —Tuesday morning we opened the greatest sale of high-grade luggage we have conducted for many a day. Luggage of quality. The only kind we have. The type that endures and is a constant source of pride. JANUARY SALE PRICED! BOX TRUNKS $1295 $2950 53675 Fegular price $18 regular price $30—- regular price $50— —Sply fiber bor; —6ply fiber box; best vtely doxwood) extra fine quality grade fittings, dou metal covered. trimmings. bie tray. WARDROBE TRUNKS $377 $578 56950 Pan lon tun —Maherade 1m x<tels beautifully trim- med and tuily equipped; full size so, yee pa —toly ” agg covered —sply fiber: with vulcanized fiber; steamer or ‘ine; heavy brass lock and fittings. % size. HAND.BAGS and SUIT CASES 7980 "$3975 fegular $35— to $40— valuce regular price H5— HAND BAGS; VERY FIN- -FITTED SUIT CASES; est quality leather; fn ail heavy seal grain cowhide; grains; black or tan; tegther Pyralin ivory or artiffial or fabric lined. shell fittings. sncoxn FLOOR YOU seldom see brass bed values like these— —here’s a real sensation! An opportunity that comes but seldom. To procure the finest brass beds that can be manufactured. YOUR OPPORTUNITY. —this one we sell regularly for $42.50 —this attractive brass bed, exact- ly as pictured, has 2-in. posts and 1-in fillers; the ornaments are exceedingly attractive; spe- : tae pric cial for this JANUARY SALE. “ale —this one sells regularly for —a& very massive, substantially built brass bed, exactly as pic- tured; has 2-in. continuous posts and 114-in. fillers; special for this JANUARY SALE. FOURTH FLOOR STANDARD FURNITURE Co. L. SCHOENFELD & SONS SEATTLE SECOND AVE. AT PINE ST. DR TLHARVEY](__ FREE (Ex-President Michigan State Board Dental Examiners) Dental Surgeon Diagnostician Pyorrhea Specialist X-Ray Laboratory Teeth tn which the nerve has |] been killed may become b- ncesned. If they t: do they are dangerous to health. The XRay te the best way no tar devised to determine whether or not a tooth is a> br, L. R. Clark cessed. Wo will X-Ray one tooth for you without charge, Free 504-12 Eitel Building SECOND AND PIKE SEATTLE A Great t Shins} bring the rich cod-liver oil used exclusively in Scott’s Emulsion across seas from DR. L. R. CLARK, Manager 1405 Third Avenue Corner Third and Union orway, to assure the utmost in quality and efficacy. e Email drop of Soott’s is stored up ent, Bowne oh N Malted r 2-48 j | Fortateate, Ynvatide and Growing Children ‘The Original Food-Drink For All. Ages FOUNDED ' 1864 | Tooth X-Ray | The Regal Dental Offices | : {GLOBE OPTICAL Co. i 770il fever INFANTS ant INVALIDS TACOMA L. SCHOENFELD & SONS Income Tax Returns Must Be In March 15 Income tax returns may be mado out and filed from January 1 to March 15, Persons, firms and cor. porations having a groas income of $5,000 or over must file returns re gardiess of their net tncome, Mar. ried men with a net income leas than $5,000 are allowed $2,500 exemption jehild or dependent. with @ net income over $5,000 or |More are allowed a personal exemp jtion of $2,000 with $400 tional for each dependent or m child. Single men are allowed an exemption of $1,000. At least one-fourth of the tax due must be paid by March 16. PILES CURED IN 0 TO 14 DAYS Druggiats refund money it P OINTM NT faile to cure Ttehi Blind or Protruding Pi coding Anetently rele eves Itehin Pi Jon. e Kivenings od Lew French Pastry."--Advertisement, '| Lowest Prices in the City on the bigheot elas Dental work, « 1514 Westinke Ave, Retween Pike and Pine St ASK FOR Horlick’s the Original | Avoid Imitations | and Substitutes Rich milk, malted grain extract in Powder No Coping = Nourtehing — and patients hin record guarant The Boston Dental Co. Second Ave, © Bon Marche | with $400 addidional for each minor | Married men | aged mother. « D, Rasmuseen, “For something tasty, rerve Boldt’s | IN IMPORTANCE Even Railroads Recognize Panama Route ny w, . PORTERVIELD The in s of the governor of the al “one filed with Secretary of ar Weeks show that there are now A avernge of 284 veasels a month | Passing the canal, figured over the | Previous half year, Of these 260 are, Jcommercial vessels, 22 non-commer | celal and about one mall hal Thin nth wince lant J or, when receipts from tolls reached $1,047,056. kinds, ‘The average toll | r ton for veasels bound! Jinto the Pacific ocean and Ts centa| | for ali veanels bound in the opposite direction. More than 5 nt of the traffic thru the canal recently lwhich has gone inte the Pucific waters was routed for the wont coast of the United States end Canada, }and similarly about 66 per cent of aul tonnage routed out of the Pacific or | ignated on t Pighte | British er | aunen TNaleigh and one hru on November 23,1 Jailbreaking | Assists Glee Club on Trip Colored Boy Gets Out for an Evening; Fine Clothes Fi igure, Too Jalbreaking in the interests of |dramatic art is not usually Included lin the program of college glee club ltoura, but the University of Wash- ington Gite club introduced the prac | on In Vancouver, Wash., on its tour | lant work H. A. Thompson, monologiet with the club, employs a colored bey in ach city visited to sasiet him in his act. The only colored boy found in Vancouver was in the town jail Thompson got him out for the even ing’s rhow. Too much @reee mult wae the let of Victor Heane in Portland. Heme wore his wwallow-tall to the concert, and when he returned to the hotel hia sult case and an his other clothes were misting. He stayed tn Portland until ether clothes ware shipped trom Seattle, ‘The glee club returned Monday from a five-day trip to Tacoma, Van couver, Portiand, Olympia and Aber deen, A later! trip is being sched uted, which will Include Everett, Bel lingham, Mount Vernon and Vancou- ver, B.C. Graduate Manager Molxnest re. Porta the moat mucceenful trip ever taken by the University Glee club, } Bureau of Missing Relatives | — ‘The Star invites ite cendare te une th 4 Other newspapers are melted ie cock items ae will interest their communities cee D. 1. HOPKINS.—A letter from a “Where is my boy, D. Shine? Born in 1876, Haven't of him wince 1913 “and hair. Six | tall Weight about 165 or 170 pounds ¢ goar on right cheek which de stroyed sight of right eya Worked la great deal in logging camps as |donkey engineer. His mother passed jaway since he left home.” Infor. mation to W. F, Hopkins, Milton, Wash, eee JOHND@EARSON—N, W. Oberg lot the Omaha hotel, 2025% First ave., iq tecking bis brotherinlaw, John | Pearson, whom he last saw 25 years ago when Oberg went to Alaska. ore MRS. WADE HAMPTON.—\. 1. James, 224 Jackson nt. informs this bureau that a Mra, Wade Hampton, whore name was published here re cently, resides In Tacoma. She is the wife of a lumberman there, eee T. A. HARRIS.Since T. A. Mar. | jis left Memphis, Tenn., about a year ago to take a position with a Seat tle pharmacy, his parents have heard | nothing from him. His mother is| nearly frantic. Address information | Bulley & Co, Memphis, Tenn, AXEL WALKEPERANG, — Yor.| tmorly attached to the engineer corps Camp Lewis, but later getting his mall at the general delivery, Seattle, Axel Walkeperang is sought by his Send information to 217 W. Main st, Stoughton, Wis, fee G. D. WHISINNAND. — Last March G. D, Whisinnand, 25, left his dis believed *. His parents, % Whisinnana, eard from him d to the eattle Bo: who have no record of the young man, ' and ap peate Seouts, missing SAN FRANCISCO,—Police death of Miss Betty c picture inves Mont erboard from steam ary during 8 = Anweley Her parents are said to live in Spokane, i to Malvern K. Harris, care of 8. M.|}} fUESDAY, JANUARY 3, NOW PLAYING— Even in the Soul of a Life-Scarred Woman, “Love Never Dies” Though Faith May Falter Terrific Train Wreck! The Coaches Plunging COX iscUuM ROW PLAYING— with HOPE a HAMPTON m the eras novel by “FANNIE HURST Author of “HUMORESQUE “TORRENT OF THRILLS! His Most Powerful Story “The Mysterious Rider” Coming Saturday THOMAS MEIGHAN In “A PRINCE THERE WAS” Unt! Friday Night Only! “THE CABINET. OF DR. CATIGARI!” Mysterious! Original! Cubist Art in Films! Coming Saturday Hoot Gibson in “RED COURAGE” COMING— RUDOLPH VALENTINO; in “The | OFFICERS WILL BE STALLED at a meeting of centric club at the Pig ao 12:5 p. m. ‘Thursday. Correct Apparel for Women JANUARY CLEARANCE Now in Progress Offers Substantial Savings In Every Department ETHER you are in need of a dinner gown or dance frock—a smart suit, coat or street dress—a separate skirt, petticoat or sweater, do not consummate your purchase until you have inspected our showing, for very special price concessions are in effect on our entire Autumn and Winter stocks, Py No merchandise made for sale purposes is in- cluded in this event. Every offering is from regular stock and meas- ures up to the Carman standard of excellence in quality, workmanship and style. Moreover, the stocks are sufficiently comprehensive to pro- vide for unrestricted choice. During elude and ¢, Yeast Vitamon Tablets ish Disfigurin mplesion, h Tnerease, Bnorey, ee erves, Aid Digestion and Tect Consté pation. MLASTIN'S on this event we must ex all exchanges, approvals O. D, orders. Mastin’s VITAMON Tablet guaranteed in ever) and th nds upon is of satisfied users st attest to their health. building value, At all Owl Drug Stores and other good