The Seattle Star Newspaper, January 12, 1922, Page 2

THURSDAY, JANUARY 12, 1922. |Easy Payments for Veterans Planned | OLYMPIA, Jan. 12-—War veterans | )Comment on Paying | MABEL NORMAND 4 an eany opportunity to pay for their ranches, according to officials | So few days age: Sun Siar | hous 8 eee oe le the department of conservation Star of | printed an editorial suggesting rvision, wed to share) ig development here yesterday “ — A that the state logistature work (in case ure) in tate | rr ex service men will be allowed MICKEY out some plan for paying and dnly then after all fe) 00) ars to pay for the 20-ncre tracts in claims against the defunct ble officials of such bank DO) Teast on deferred payments will Seandinavian American bank in [absolutely cleared of all mmnets have | BGT Oe Seattle out of state funds, The |ing & market value for the benefit | tee ee toe unite wre now be step was advocated as an emerg: [of their depositors, an well ae Ble osived eney measure to keep the | good, ptiff-aentence in the peniten piedge of the state guaranty tary If eriminality proven? Yiour t# being made tn Brazll from ‘ fund and to prevent the poss You may that tate faces @ bie collapse of ral banks as | “disturbing wituat You sure | the result of a vicious circle of aid # mouthful that time, That bed bank in the guaranty fund for |! found the doors of the Central C red 5 t the debts of Its members Rank & Trust Co, locked with over | Several commenta on The, | $1,400 of my hard-earned money on| SUFFERING black and white beans Star's editorial have been pub | the other side, It is incredible that | Is lished. Others follow: the “noealled” bank examiners could | have been in igne © of the con ditions of thie bank's affairs, Our| How a Baltimore Girl Re- / “ Beattie’s eclven very clearl regarding thene The Star, tha individuals. You are absolutely right Baltimore, A , in your proj y that the idea of eps) months 1 suffered with severe positors 100 cents on the TC backache andgen- iH} {| ; ° ‘alice om of state funds will not jeral weakness. I +—furniture and homefurnishings for every room in the home, at reductions of 10% to J) the soantinn OE me gt sort, not. sleep 33 1-3%, and even at these JANUARY SALE reductions we say to you: “Your Credit J}, ve do not belleve the mus’ |thru the name experienos Is Good!” Buy at sale prices—make only a small payment down—then pay the bal- country | LETTER FROM val to CHAPIN D. POSTER, Eprron, ance conveniently during the next few months. IRANDVIEW gone over The Star edi urging Umt the state make The Star declares the state 1 the Beand a Americas Be morally obligated to make good the | bank lomes very ‘ully and have S SUCH A SALE OF lonsen because it permitted the Beat- also been studying thé banking act peabie Com. tle bank to be a member of the|rather hurriedly to better acquaint rape | of my girl friend state bank guarantee fund. M myself with the situation are taking it now. You may that's true. But, eo was the state! 1 placed the matter before my/use this letter to help other girls, as moraliy bound to ct the de-jbanker also, He informed me that he lestere in your bees helges se. positors of the oma Seand) the objection wax made to whe law) — Rose Wain’ 3018 land navian bank, The only reason orlat the time of its passage that id. excuge for the existence of the estate| just what has happened might} is the thought so often ex- |bank examiners’ department is tol easily occur, that in permitting the ed in letters recommendin; r safeguard bank depositors. | Diz banks to join the fund it ‘outs | Lydia E. Pinkham» Vegetable Com- a a Had the bank examiners’ depart-|only take a failure by one of them Camegplat od cong oh erg es 2 2 ment of the state done its duty, had to nearly wreck 1 the: rth ve les } at almost half price: at half price: at less than half price: there been no politics and political | institutions “He peated oe that Few eased ge tate how they were | : favors, bad there been no shrinking |ali the banks that went into thel made weil. 4 P iy, “—closing out all discontinued lines and pat- —curtains, curtain nets, colored madras, cretonnes, d cowardice, neither the Beattie \fund had this situation pointed out | ql) : terns. Draperies for every room in the silk brocades, silk gauzes, casement materials, that © except 1 the proposal be ap plauded | to them 4s — possibility and under | Oamepeend i 8 ee eteticed | * . : 5 , . - the cireunwiances he felt that they. | rf : Diana cloth, furniture mohair. It’s YOUR SALE be gprmetyger enya Page pred to relieve the clekness wom | eee: tnctaled are sie many of our —at YOUR PRICE. YOUR DRAPERIES are Joye ee nhl aitonen, yt INOMM Ba (oe ome ug (backache, weal feelings, nervourness, | NEW 1922 draperies at LOW PRICES. HERE. guarantee or no guarantes pet balleve Uhat-any tanks ta, Suirler'n ae eee ieee The next state legislative gestion ‘condition would be closed, that it/ many women. Why not try it? © condition that caused their ina way there ix no : a would simply mean cutting down for example: for example: for example: for example: chance for immediate action. But. | heir eagnings for a period of Yeare ¢ Tacom men has this recom: jand would consist in rather expen ~ — MS Rasa Charts. ite «1 —NEW SILK GAUZE, 60 ing. —LACE CURTAINS, 12 pat ODD PAIRS LACE cUR mendation to make nive experience. wide: iridescent colorings; gy i eR RO, PS METROPOLITAN td wide, for the new casement terns of handsome laces; 1 TAINS; 26 different patterns; a, bank meee cond — However season's newest drapery materials c ef x: » proved an utter failure epeal | ’ Gidem cold for lese than $3 curtains; all colors; usually to 10-pair lote; $6— to $% 1, % or Spair lots; to be Then pass & law that will give| he une of the special at $2.50; now values, special at closed out at | the bank examiners complete power on the windows did imply . to handle any situation they may ing by the state to one who 25 $ & $ meet in the work and SEND THEM “" familiarize himself with the 7 PAIR 2 TO THE PENITENTIARY IF |iaw beck of the fuod TD YD THEY PURMIT ANY ONE UN I would tke to read more of The DER THEIR SUPERVISION TO} gars editoriaia on the subject for BREAK THE LAW + teal: tat let the bank examinera know BROCADED SILKS UPHOLSTERY MOHAIR vom gine deol deg epee (‘score —damask patterns; 50 inches wide; $5) | —the most popular of all furniture $ erece and wren ~aSrTER PROM YARD onitore of the bank wre JAN. 22 without more evidence at hand I would not be warranted | D fEprensing a very decided opinion . coverings; wears a lifetime; plain or , G. M. HALTON, the handsomest material of the sat caf P Cn ll Sea A DEPOSITOR season; new spring stock offering; figured; all colors; short — up iG Pc feng y ter The Star colors are rose, gold or blue; spe- to five yards; 50 in. wide; values up titor ‘The Star: vary ¢, heated, |_ UNE the words of Woodrow Wi-| to $16.50; special for this JAN- |“should State Make Geod Ite Guar. | om, MAY 1 net.” a2 one of the de} cial for this JANUARY SALE UARY § y tect” seem to cover considerable | pemtor™ Of the Beandinavian Amert AEMEEs bo 0 sae hed eosons se ARD yes S paiderebie |can bank, compliment you on your |tertitory and brings out quite & \.iendid editorial which on Apo | nufmber of Interesting ideas 4 | The most interesting Mea of all ljnnucer ge” The Mar Friday, | ls that the depositors should be patd | pine work Mr. Editor. If afl e is td peep ys gad Geporits ers thruout the state would give sta e e um ware ve S C out of the general fund created by |puniicity auch ax The Star has given. | the tazpayers of the state I'm pretty sure the depositors would | Why. discriminate? Simply De! ome pretty near getting dollar for ‘ ! cavee the Scandinavian bank car doar, Mr. Editor, keep up the good I ce ried on its windows a design OF |work you have started, and reecive| J s intended t re deporit: the gratitude of 22,000 depositors of ors, and for no other purpose. As ® ithe Scandinavian American bank Gepontton of the def Central) Reapectfully, G. M. HALON, Bank & Trust (7) Co. of Yakima a Deedes! which to date han only paid 10 per fs a cn sitors in nearly a — TOR r since closing, 1 would like to IFE ACCUSES | why tha taxpayers should be} LOVE LECTURER expected to make good the lowes! CHICAGO.—Dr. Benjamin Grows-{ caused by frensis to addgess the Blue Fiss speculction (and possibly worne) of the pxychology of love an inettt n which “claimed” to | ne he uttered a word, he was protect dep a rant sworn out! My wife and I are both past 69/1) his wife, charging non-support.4 ~COLONIAL DOUBLE yearn of age. After raising a : ‘ otis |For Raw Sore Throat| A brilliant new cast, inctuding ANN READER and the Singing Hawaltens cent to ite ¢ finance and BOILER of hgavy gauge —& OR $QT. ALUMINUM ily of nine children, and by aluminum, 1% at. ca. preserving kettle; = regu omy and denial, we had a deposit pacity regular price ar 9 and $3~— val in the Yakima bank-—emall as de At the first sign of a raw sore | $1.50 special ven; fal for posite go, but a nestege for old age, | throat, rub on a little Musterole with for this JANU $119 $ 69 this JANUARY $185 all, however, we had in cash ex-| Your fingers ARY SALE.... _ SALE ... . — ept $1.03 which I had in my pocket It goes right to the spot with a gentle tingle, Igpsena congestion, | In there any probability that the draws out soreness and pain, | depositors of this institution w regular price $3.75 get a cent out of the general fund?} Musterole is a clean, white oint.| : Why Giscriminate? Some time ago ™ with oll of mustard. I¢ —199 COMBINATION tan vad Sane Whalen: Saw ieacn- es Tt ength of the old-tash COOKERS of heavy gauge aeasion bere. found indictments |‘oned mustard plaster without the pure aluminum; set con against some of the officials of this |* ter sists of one Gat. kettle rg Nothing like Munterole for croupy with three insets, making children. Keep it handy for instant A few days ago an item was pub lished that the ’ forced to bring su the following combina § and cents In jars and} ,| tubes; hoxpital wize, $3 BETTER THAN A MUSTARD PLASTER | tions: preserve kettle regular price $2.50 double boiler, — steamer, roaster baking dish, col —a most wonderful value ander, loaf cake pan and . > i aeeal many other uses; choice _ 5 tilsnersevst ‘ made possible by a special ¢qr. COVERED ALUMI Po ye age Ogee dl par ome QT. A AIMEE = THA purchase. Bag is of excel- NUM kettle; regular price trated or the new panel i s $2.50; epecial design regular price | some quality black .coatex for thin JANU: $195 $3.75, special for — this j with top flap and two fast- ARY SALE... — JANUARY SALE, $2.69 ogg eners; also two strong han- Why shoul 60c aluminum sink strainer........... alt banks ‘whi allowed to or: |- — 85c 1-qt. heavy aluminum sauce pan......... ganize under state laws and which| I NEED Se Mack nolies Reacis $2.75 large, size aluminum double boiler... . $1.95 “Daddy, Boldte Large Loaves| MONEY! 5 ip ee Sapent ae tte $1.50 2-qt. size aluminum double boiler.....$1.15 Bread now 10 cents."—Advertisement price $2.50; special for this JANUARY SALE, $1.39. $1.75 6-cup panel aluminum percolator. . . . . $1.29 Free to Asthma and)" of m Method ‘That Any- STANDARD FURNITURE CO. pratt Bette L. SCHOENFELD & SONS fe arene pow mas SEATTLE a TACOMA , | your ‘ SECOND AVE. AT PINE ST. 1 L. SCHOENFELD & SONS dies. The bag is lined with a good, heavy, durable lin- Victrola Model 80, $100 Convenient terms Let him = golden voices tonight year Victor red seal records, played on praaane ep anthine or ‘ita a the true Victrola, are a sound edu- , MAKES FIND, cation in the world’s best music. } “Say, Jack, T made a dig find to-.| day, I'll have to tell you about it.| Is it not time we placed a Victrola for your dental work LOWER PRICES TOPIC OF CONVERSATION would, sooner or later, and it ig a fact tnat I haven't bought any clothes for : ee apa trial of ; OLD HOARD |what the skin of a betrothed girl in oi TURNS GREEN Go a, ST. LOUIB—Fitty pounds ot anted the gold test by John wayer. He bought ‘t for} (Ex-President Michigan State Mark of engagement tm cut into! You are another of the fellows who 5 "haven't bought any clothes since the ur hi war started. You have been waiting in yo iomes for prices to fall till you're out at the j elbows, Ain't it the truth? Well, +/ there were a lot in the same boat ‘This is the sign of a gen- College of Optics THOROUGH EXAMINATION GLASSES SUPPLIED It turned ¢ he toid|® all difficult b and all those t years till this week pere is no Beard Dental Examiners) This free ote as I _ re ddd on red wine Victor record or bout it now—clothes are com neglect a ® vaving a reduction sale now, and ‘i hae pert 8 aan aie ga Dental Surgeon begin the method ai their prices and values remind me of | ‘Victrola. Ingit tag isblbag down. ol 2-year-ol mon Simply matt | and got us complete outfits yester Diagnostician Do it teday--you do + the good old days before the war and postame *Y | prohibition “Why not go down and look them | over?) They are at 207 Rialto build ing, on Second ave, between Madi- | son and Spring, over the Pig'n Whis | Sherman ay & Go. Pyorthea Specialist X-Ray Laboratory Highest Order of Restoration Work Done Examination and Estimate Free 504-12 Eitel Building day, and we got the best values since 1914. You want to try Cherry's store. Mighty good things there, and they are having a consolidation «ale this montb. You can buy on credit and make monthly payments while you Daily 10 a. m. t© 5 p. m are wearing the clothes Monday and Friday Evenings 1AL COUPON THMA CO,, Room Hudson ste, nd free trial of “But, say, Jack; the nicest of tt all “Their store is on Second ave., be. ow nn @6 | «(8O4-le Eitel Building §| MRO cece We don't have to pay all down for Ff . teeny Madison ahd Spring —207 Iias 16-18 BURKE BUDO. SECOND AND PIKE the clothes we buy there, A little | Third Avenue at Pine to building, over the Pig’n Whistle.” SEATTLE ebatearanrne inincede aia someone a coal patient every FE ATTLB me the boss hands us our check,” + Pecdend r~AdverUsement Advertisement,