The Seattle Star Newspaper, January 9, 1922, Page 2

THE SEATTLE REDUCTIONS UP TO 334% —not price alone in this sale! You get quality homefurnishings. Furniture that is or we make . Sa we say—somewhere in this JANUARY SALE in this great nine- story building you'll find just what you are looking for. —values that need no Snterin-tint speak the language of economy. The price you will find 10% to 33'4% less.than at any other time. Everything included except a few restricted lines of merchandise. And as usual “Your Credit Is Good!” NOT IN YEARS SUCH A SALE OF DRAPERIES at almost half price: —closing out all discontinued lines and patterns. Draperies for every room in the home. In- cluded are also many of our NEW 1922 draperies at LOW PRICES. for example: for example: “NEW DIANA CLOTH, 56 meer arte Gatien ae SF egy ate Pa ~NEW SILK GAUZE, 59 ina. ings: the eonson'’s newest wide, for the new casement drapery a eeldom curtains; all colors; sold for than 33-5 $3.50; now 2000 YARDS FINE QUALITY CRETONNE —of unusual quality and Deanty. For = every drapery, upholstery or Gecorative purpose. 20 patterns; 30. to 36-inch widths; QUALITY, beauty and JANUARY SALE priced. usually —best quality do- mestic cretonne; 30 to 36 ins. wide; 10 patterns; spe- cial for this JAN- UARY SALE BROCADED SILKS —damask patterns; 50 inches wide; the handsomest material of the sea- son; new spring stock offering; col- ors are rose, gold or blue; special for this JANUARY SALE.........-+ | YARD THIRD FLOOR, at half price: 1000 YARDS DOMESTIC CRETONNE at less than half price: —curtains, curtain nets, colored madras, cre- tonnes, silk brocades, silk gauzes, casement materials, Diana cloth, furniture mohair. It’s YOUR SALE—at YOUR PRICE. YOUR DRAPERIES are HERE. -for example: —ODD PAIRS LACK CUR TAINS; 25 G@ifferent pat terns 1, 2 or Bpair tote to be closed out at 1/2 PRICE 1000 YARDS IMPORTED CRETONNE —Iimported _linen- $75 50 ized _cretonne; » @— te S200 for example: —LACE CURTAINS, terns of handsome laces: 1 to 1@pair lots, 86 to "$9 values: special at $B ram 12 pat beautiful designs and colors; special for this JANU- ARY SALE Cc 8i— to 62— velece UPHOLSTERY MOHAIR —the most popular of all furniture coverings; wears a lifetime; plain or figured; all colors; short lengths up to five yards; 50 in. wide; values up to $16.50; special for this JANU- ARY SALE '7 _your range oppor- tunity. For quick sell- ing during this JANU- ARY SALE we have put the price down—WAY DOWN! Only a few in this lot so we say: Come early, bring only $5—, pay the bal- ance in small weekly payments. ~—exactly as pictured: robin's egg blue or eray panels and splasher back; beautifully nickel trimmed; 16x18in, oven; 6 8inch lids; concealed pipe; Armoo rustproof steel. STANDARD FURNITURE Co. L. SCHOENFELD & SONS SEATTLE SECOND AVE. AT PINE ST. FOUNDED 1864 TACOMA L. SCHOENFELD & SONS | | | | | | | | To Senator Miles Poindexter STAR 2 HEE PEATTE To H. C. Henry, Seattle Citizen } Greetings, Warrior: Your efforts to create habits of thrift Beat boys and girls b 1 by Chief. Your we ‘t man or woman always #000 citizen as thrifty ones, Chief commend you for CHIE: To a Bootlegger Dear Sir; Last week you wrote us a humorous letter regarding 10 cases of be wh sund in your car, but “forgot” Whatever they fot, SEATTLE To Mayor Hugh M. Caldwell | Dear Hugh: ‘This week you are leaving on a tour of the Ortent with your brothers of the Myatic Shrine, We know you are going to have a good time, Giad you are, You have worked herd for the clty—altho wo didn't always agree with you. Ton Voyage! CHMY SEATTLE. eh you my deputy she Hut don't get downhearted. CHIED to report they didn’t get YOU |To Mrs. Clara Skarin-Winborn, Elsewhere-Than- One-Might-Think Remarkable Pugitive: Come back, The world waite to hear your secret.the secret of how you jumped, according to a Beattie news | paper, from the border to Chicago in three hours CHIEF SEATTLE. Mexican To “The Wiggly Dog” Dear Wooden Friend: You are my «reat creat crandechild'’s toy, and yet, with your eccentric manners, you afford me many a mirth ful laugh Some men pase thru the world without causing half #0 much good nature. CHISY BBATTLE To Mme. Schumann- Heink, Metropolitan Theatre Heloved Songbird; Wonderful Mother: I would that I might re | turn fo hear you sing next week, but more than that I would that every woman might follow in your footsteps of motherhood—every woman who can afford to raise six sons, ae you have. CHIEF SEATTLE. To D. W. Henderson, Superintendent Municipal Railway Chief like your spirit heap. much tn grabbing hat and cost, get ting on ground, when two street carn wrecked at First ave. and Union #t, Friday, With your men working hard you seen had wreek cleared away and traffic reeumed. Chief no like white glove Officials, Shake! CHIEF SEATTLE. |To Mrs. Louis F. Hart, Governor's Mansion, Olympia Beteemed Good Madam: Your husband, the governor, thru some Probable inadvertence, failed to raise his hand of protest in time, and bis state department of public works han done a rash and dangerous thing. It has granted @ private corporation an exclusive franchi#® to operate over a portion of slate public highway motor buses to carry passengers for profit. How long will it be before every foot of public highway in the state in thus encumbered by exclusive franchise? Good madam. won't you ask your husband, the governor, to whom the public highway belongs, whether to the public or to certain favored in @ividuals? Won't you agk him, before it is too late, to rescind the franchise granted and give that portion of the highway tack to the public? You good women have a deal of influence, if you would exert it CHIEF SEATTLE. To the Chamber of Commerce Gentlemen: You are anout to choose a president. AN I suggest ts that you pick another man a= capable, as fairminded, as allcom munityaminded, as broad minded ar Robert 8 Boyna, the retiring in cumbent. He has made a fine record in a year that was filled with bandteapa He put the chamber Iteelf on a eane, efficient basta, with the in flation and “politicn” removed, and haa also done a great deal to get Beattie back on the map an the helpful, friendly, unselfish metropolis and business leader of a united, cooperating state. CHIEF SEATTLE. To the Letter Carriers Dear Malimen: We have long a@mired your cheerful, courteous werviee year in and year out, particularly at holiday time when you eered around your territory loaded down with mountains of pack- Anyone that can be as good humored and as efficient as you are deserve the highest praise. I thank you CHIEF SEATTLE. \To Apartment House D Dwellers Companions in Misery: I Know it's sort of hard to remember the Golden Rule when your nextdoor neighbor has a Victrola and the young lady down the hall ts training for the opera, but—Did you ever stop to think how much happier people would be if you always cloned the door to the automatic elevator? No doubt you've come home, tired and cross, to find that somebody had left the door open on the eiath floor and you had to walk up. Just « little thought would have prevented this experience—but if don't shut the door yourself you can bardly expect other pecple fo it HIE SEATTLE. To the Janitor of the Federal Building Dear Jan: Every time I go into the postoffice I find you singing or whistling at your work, You always can make the little kiddies smile, too. Keep it up, old boy. It always pays. Yours for smiling, CHIEF SEATTLE. To B. C. Parliamentarians Dear Cousin Canucks y glad to know that you fellows up there have at last come to your senses and have the vehicular traffic running to the rig 1 won't be confused the next time I visit Vancouver with the flivver. CHIEF SEATTLE. | To the Coffee Drinkers Dear Ones In our coffee last week. We can Refined That sounds good. Dn a 4 to have an extra lump of sugar pelow the beent mark in New York Back to pre-war prices CHIEF SEAT LE. To France Think deep my friends world what you'll think deeply do and won't do before finally telling the CHIEF SEATTLE. Dear Miles While roaming @round the U. S., without identifying yourself, at rando citizens what they think ewberry matter, Perhaps it will CHIEF SEATTLE, about the sen you! stand in the } surprise To Master 1922 A. D. My Dear Infant: Surely you were not born with @ silver spoon in your mouth. But, cheer up, think of how welcome you are! A New Year—new spirit. Viewing the t ‘ou, revivipg lethargic industry loving the joble allroad situation, and, porsibly the whole world economic situation, it is not for you to be ‘ nth existence, there ts much that you have n to You have aii d the progress of o nugly upon your we able, the heir of all the ages cH To a Certain Policeman Who Strolled UpP Pike St. Thursday Afternoon Dear Bluejacket: I Was riding In a street car and saw you near the corner of hth and Pike, I saw you buy that bag of peanuts, then proceed to share them with the pigeons along the way. You seemed particularly interested in those birds. Said I to myself, “Not ro bad—bet he isn’t the kind of a cop who tries to show authority where authority isn't needed. Bet he's kind of human.” Regards, Mr, Bluejacket, CHIEF SEATTLE, shoulders coming of t son's now famous line; “t files of time new yoar, It is season, there To Mrs. Gunda Martindale Dear Madam: 1 note that it wil be your duty as sheriff at Waukon, Il, to spring the trap that will send Earl Thompson to his doom if he is found guilty of murdering his former sweetheart ia not an enviable Sob. Yours CHILBY SKRATTLE. To Will Hays, Postmaster General Dear Will: Congratulations, Note that you have started cutting Prices in the postoffice by reducing prices on at when sold in thousand lots. Regular post-Christr I take it CHIE To Tom Watson, Washington, D. C. Dear & or It would seem that the storm you raised over the alleged hanging of soldiers without trial in France is likely to cause & tremendous row. Now that the shooting 1s over, we may find out many interesting things about the late war. If all r charges are true, it will not be too late to put a few “Hard Boiled” Smiths behind the bars CHILE SEATTLE, ——- JANUARY 9, BOARD WOULD SAVE SALMON, In the hope of halting the alarm ing decres which thru the unrest r of many yenrs are rm hing exter min neries board, | has in 1 @ number of closed areas none. ing within of an three mikes of the and many streams 1922 Record of Pedestrians Hit P Automobiles ave, and Stewart st., driven by Gladys M. Selvin, of Vashon island. Coyne was not seri ously hurt, police maid 2 —W, W. Merkel, 1020 %. Denny way, walked behind his auto Friday night to turn off the tail light when another auto crashed into him, bruising bin leg and cutting him about the face, The accident oo cured at Fourth ave. and Univer nity at, 21° Robert Price, 8 1114% Har rinon st, suffered a broken left leg and a probably fracture of the skull Friday night when struck as he mat in the street in front of hin home, by an euto driven by L P, Edgar, 1203% First ave. The boy was taken to elty hospital, An unknown men was severe 2 ly bruised when struck at 12th ave. and EB. Marion st, Friday night, by H. A. Zieborth, i713 Main et. Zleborth said the man refused hie mame and limped away. 211 Union at down at Third Thursday, by @ MONTESANO. — Contracting firm of Ward & Ward forfeit contract to replace Bouth Bay bridge, after fail ing to salvage the structure, which was lowt in the bay. Shntzer Bridge Co. next lowest bidders, asked to take up work. To © Take Laxat tablets, The nature of you get BROMO.) abe. Tired and Sleepy _ begs Day? I's Your thee 3 Plantiax y should throw off « cer- “blood of rlight Rood © og e Proper working mordsr | Plantiag * Dut Is wonderfully It ia not injurious lk: being composed remedies er botth owl Dru ‘Says Jitneys Never Had a Fair Chance) That fitne have given a fart Baturd: f never been! “) Was the statemen f ¥. D. 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