The Seattle Star Newspaper, January 18, 1922, Page 5

WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 18, 1922, THRIFT WEEK—Save on your Home Furnishings ~-Buy now at JANUARY SALE PRICES— Sale will end in a few days—NOW IS YOUR OPPORTUNITY ! BRASS BEDS Regular Price $32.50 January Sale Price $19.50 Full size Braces Bed, 2-inch post, five 1-inch brass rods in head and foot—beautifully finished in the brush brass;-extremely refined in appearance. January Swe Price -..... $19.50 ; Reed and Fiber BABY CABS and Sulkies Full New Line of Children’s! VEHICLES Just Received —All— Reduced 20% DURING JANUARY SALE Entire new line of the well known makes—the Sturgis—Lloyd’s—the makers of highest grade Pullman Baby Carriages, Strollers, Sulkies, etc. Make your selections now and save { 3 YOU WILL PROFIT BY VISITING THIS DEPARTMENT LIBERAL CREDIT EXTENDED == WHERE PIKE MEETS FIFTH ‘Thousands of others have gotten rid of theirs without ing often at the rate of Sg ga taken place. 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Kauki “ehildren's mayor wa te the Young girls of today are better off! ture hasn't been expecially kind, and than thelr mothers or grandmothers. | girl is clever at application, let her They are farther along in educatibn | TUs® Up a bit | Women smoking? Well, I never le 25 years old, probably the | because of more freedom fe 4 me old, peebanty ie could get used to it. And I don't be | wee elected’ on the peoples ticket | ‘This talk about the country’s! lieve the average man likes to nee a late =| morals being way off is montly false. | woman smoke. But it's theirr ight to Mer Short skirts are finet 1 wear ‘em | puff away if they no desire | myself. They are much bett The main things I am . than th We dance halls wh art t hurt, either. eae $22,000 FIRE GIRL ADMITS mehr nm ter | LAID TO WIRING PLAGIARISM ey told her “Mem, an mayer, i Defective wiring was blamed Wed CHICAGO, Jan. 18.—Jean Brand, reread te run’ end as clected, |esday, after an extensive investiga-|19, feted as the nuthor of “Find the As to her plane—well, let ber tell ition of u fire that destroyed stock in| G!rl.” @ play presented at the fresh you about them man frolic of the University of Chi em the J. E. Barnett auction store, 2112| Gun yrore 0) {he | ieinaedl’ tu Ries BY DR. AMY A. KAUKONEN [First ave., valued at $22,000, The| honor commiasion of the university Mayor of Fairport, Ohio fire started on the second floor, fire| that she was not the author of the in every city, town) officiais said. Part of the damage, PiMAy States t th t | ‘A man not connected with the uni t the was caused by water form ne Sel ve reity, she told the commision after of the mo of the | engine. | !Avestigations had been made, had The fire was discovered by an em.) Written the play, while she submitted Th job" e Galbraith, who sound. | It as her own. | Fairport has been over-run wit! " Miss Brand was made to sien al bootleg whisky That's the main The le « covered by Insurance. statement for publication to the ef. ltrouble in the town. It is amusgted | fect that she had placed her aigna-| in by boat, by auto and I guces. b: ° A ° | ture to something not her work. S wes. American in Mexico Seana There is too much leniency in deal Styles, American citizen, who was/| ing with bootleggers. I'll prosecute | 5 Amer on | . captured by Mexican bandits on om to the limit. If they cant pay | saouary 11 in the state of Chihua Pleasi ng to thelr fines, they won't live off the . hua, war freed on January 13, ac % [town in jail. 1't put ‘em to work om Vine to a report to the state de M W ld the city paving |partment today from American Coer| ovie or I can teat liquor myself, if neces | ey! stewart at Chihuahua. LOS ANGELES, Cal, Jan. 18.—|p | _Stylen’ releane was effected by the|~rhe advent of Will Hays into the] Chihuahua constabulary, who sur/ motion picture industry mall, and | prised the bandits and liberated him. he liquor law | Several of the bandits were wounded ked. Then and one was captured. it back | - I'm a doctor, you kne at thin time in @ practical step in an economic re | eonstruction now necessitated in the | picture business.” 7 < | Mack Sennett, comedy king, thus /Td CHESTER. N. ¥.— City plans summed up the general attitude of |pr Genod ‘ullding IM" the world’s motion picture center to! Movies? I think they're fine. , 3% acres, Com! day on the announcement that the!” a vo bod the x] caen 235, DERE SenenateR neta [Postmaster general of the United SS ae 1 Staten = beonpies a $150 an a yee bo Only,” ) PORTLAND.—Dan June, Hop Sing |iwo feene en ne ack On | for tha and then get }tongman, convicted here of assault | . A blow at unreasonably strict cen-j stung. The picture doesn’t stand up on Lee Wong, aged Buey Sing tong: | sorship wae seen in the industry's to the title man i couibthcttccbicsieliccdata sii acquisition of Hays by Albert Sheiby Le Vino, famous scenario writer, | |mpeaking for the Screen Writers’ jet them try te I want Fairport to be a real home for the young girls and boys. tip e youth of the motion picture Industry has given birth to consid: | | erable internecine Jealousy and strife which has made the selection of a | leader from within the ranks of the Industry utterly impossible,” said Le j Vino. we | “A leader has been found in Mr Hays to the everlasting benefit of the | —_——. industry, artistically and commer. |! “Pape's Cold Compound” is Quickest Relief Known | cally, and to the equal advantage of |, |the American people ‘at CRRA am | Jesse L. Lasky, executive of the { Don't stay stuffed-up! Quit blow-{stops nose running; relieves head! ramous Players-Lasky corporation, *! ing and snuffling! A dose of “Pape’s #che, duliness, feverishness, ances |the largest film organization in the " " m4 ing | 1, unqualifiedly bt ed the Colu Compound” taken every two world, unqualifiedly branded — the i “Pape’s Cold Compound” fs the movement which seated Hays in the hour wati) three doses Gre taken! suickest, gurest relief Known asid|throre of filmdom as the bigsest for usually breaks up @ cold and ends costs only a few cents at drug stores. | ward step for the industry that could jall grippe misery It, acts without assistance. Tastes! be effected. The first dose opens clogged-up!nice. Contains no quinine. Insist nostrils and air passages of head; upon Pape's tiv Bt an 7 Reconstruction of Car Tracks Sought Strenuous efforts to start reco! truction of the street car trac First ave, in the near future w nade by city officials, Re-railing o! he tracks has held up the paving of First ave. which has long been ‘onnidered a vital necessity, In case the $680,000 worth of utility bonds designed to furnish money for the project still fails to find a pureh the contractor will be asked to take |the bonds as payment for his work Another Sleepless Night? < . It’s been a busy and fretful day. Brain fagged, nerves frayed The Importance of and body exhausted—conscious that tomorrow is fraught with Healthy Kidneys new trials and tribulations, he realizes the imperative need of a refreshing night's rest. 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Mew York Kansas City, Mo, cents. Warner's Safe Remedies Co,, Ipept. 661, Rochester, N. ¥, | [at Fe Won Saved From Bandits Hays’ Advent ANTI-SPORTING ys on races, is dead as a mackerel. | Hearings have closed before the sen: | © judiciary committee and the bill | I never see daylight But the rider was not killed be ute of any love of race track gam longer ignored. now has to report to Washington. Nothing is le burea heade ance. Choice at $2.99. and $12.50. Something New in Men’s Knit Night Shirts Main Floor Here is a new version in Night Shirts that will prove attractive to men. They are made of the same matcrial as underwear, in slip-over style, with one pocket and in extra length. Color is gray mixed only, in sizes 15 to 19. Each $2.00. New Curtain Nets —in Filet weaves; colors are white, ‘cream and ecru, in widths of 36 and 45 inches. Attractive patterns priced at, a yard, 35¢, 45¢, 55¢, 65¢, 75¢, $1.00. Cretonnes Cretonnes for side drapes and up- holstery purposes in a wide range of colors and designs. These are 34 and 36 inches wide, A yard, 25¢, B5¢, 45¢, 50¢, 65¢, 75¢. me RHODES an: Our Windows Will Tell Attractions of Worth-While Mention Featuring Values of Importance A January Sale of Trimmed Hats Special $2.95 Second Floor 75 Trimmed Winter Hats of Panne and Lyons Velvet, in small and medium sizes, in black and a few colors, will be placed on sale Thursday. These formerly sold at $10.00, $12.50 and some even higher priced. Marked for a quick clear- Three other groups, all Pattern Hats, are marked special at $7.50, $10.00 A Showing of Drapery Materials Depicting Patterns for Spring Drapery Dept .—Upper Main Floor “TREO” Elastic Girdles Notions Dept—Main Floor An.all-elastic Corset, very much un- like the conventional styles in both ma- terial and manner of construction. No laces are required. It fastens with hook and eye. Sizes are 23 to 32 in three styles, two of which are 7-inch widths; the other is 10-inch width. Priced at $2.00, $2.50, $3.50. Curtain Madras Fine Curtain Madras in cream and ecru, both plain and with colored figures. It is 86 inches wide. A yard, 65¢ and 75¢. Curtain Madras Mercerized and Fiber Madras, 36 and 48 inches wide, in wide stripes and figured patterns of at- tractive colorings. A yard, 85¢, $1.00, $1.25, $1.75, $2.25. | ST. PAUL.— Watching the gas! Seattle,” will be the subject of S BILL DIES bills to detect home brewers has be-| illustrated lecture by Miss Wiesel jcome a duty of prohibition agents.| Bailey before the Seattle Horticuk A $40 gae bill resulted in the capture ‘Tl Society at 8 p. m. Thursday of a moonshiner and confiscation of ider Fails to Survive Com=| soo pation suit. mittee Hearing ; } WASHINGTON, Jan. 18. — The AS BETRAYS eid DISCUSS FLOWERS | MOONSHINERS | -rnase Found in. the Viemion ae | - es stem of bureaucr-tic control! United States gave Engiand 25,- rd this as one of the most 000,000 tree seeds in 1919 for reforesta: pus tendencies of the age.” ‘tien purposes, the Vicinity of the Chamber of Commerce torium. | ler to the postal bill, designed to) event newspapers from publishing ernight entries, betting odds or K nator Borah struck the key: Bald he The tendency toward bureaucrat:| For Constipated Bowels—Bilious Liver onounced to| rly every ac ity and industry in the country government is too ep by step are building up a| Headache tle system which proposes Colds regulate our inmast affairs, Dizziness "We say wo are opposed to the | viet government. Well, we're fast ~. is candy-like Cascarets. One or two} box. Children love Cascarets, too, The nicest cathartic-laxative to}tonight will empty your bowels com to the individual, | P8YSe your bowels when you have | pletely by morning and you will feel Suleumian splendid. “They work while you omeaeien sleep.” Cascarets never stir you up dite Besaned or gripe like Salts, Pills, or Oil, and they costgonly ten cents 1 in that direction right here | ys: | renee ture, our r future, ow Adee health, our m, 0 ng KAR-KU COMPANY, Tacoma, Wash. Fer Sale by Di pecan. Man no equal for RHEUMATISM and Kindred Disorders. It ao the vanes ands the system to . 20 DAYS’ TREA’ 82.00 per hex. Descriptive hook free. —Advertisement re Glass Mixing Bowls or a Set of 4 Blue and White Mixing Bowls Special at 89c Set This is truly a COTS sensational sale— be sure to take ad- vantage of it. These Mixing Bowls can be used for a va- riety of purposes in the dining room as well as in the kitchen, Set of 5 Glass Bowls or a Set of 4 Blue and White Bowls at 89¢. No C. 0. D. or phone orders None delivered Brush Brass. Electric KEY SOCKETS—Special at 19c 10 and 15 Ampere FUSE PLUGS—Special, 2 for 5c Army Woolen Gloves Special at 25c Pair These Army Woolen Gloves are made with long knit wrists—they are fine for driving or working around the home. Just what you need for this cold weather. Special at 25¢ pair. Cocoa Door Mats Special at 98c Regular price $1.75 Thursday we are going to offer the 16x26-inch size Cocoa Fiber Door Mats Special at 98¢. Strips of Sole Leather Special 69c Each Tere is an extra good value—a new shipment of Sole Leather Strips are to be offered Thursday at 69¢ each.