The Seattle Star Newspaper, January 19, 1922, Page 2

THE SEATTLE STAR THURSDAY, JANUARY 19, 1922. ICOUNTY FERRY Pez 20 Rect selc cuore cticrae Bll Reported Out | | Altno official confirmation of the! crease represents overseas ship-| WASHINGTON, Jan. SCORED : of the crack steamship Norther? | ments only and that Canada and | house appropriations comm | Pacific has not yet been received | Maxico are not included. Much of y reported out the ind jhere, the staff of the Pacific Steam:|the increase waa doubtions due to | offices bill, ing the 5 ship Co. if already preparing to ré| the Britinh ooal strike, adoording to | salary and White House ose | in $9,000. ‘ Ousted Grangers Also Hit) ccive tho venssi. ‘The Northern Pa |the department | eurrying $494,304,000, ‘Tht : | ow placed on oat lo ee joan than the estimates of the| s Poll Tax Law |Fran‘inco rn will clip 12 houre Pil ' P a id various departinenta tt 000,000 rom the present o ame more than was re uted last year “forry deal” between the King coun — con tee | B R ] { Senate Confi y | \¥ commiasioners and Capt J. L Coal Exports Grow | rings (:] 16 pa agg AM | Anderson, whereby the latter t as | : ured of becoming the eounty's| 100 Pet. Since 1913 \y,, 4, petet alto bicaiet ; PECIALS FOR FRIDAY SATURDAY chief beneficiary, the King commty| The United States sent approx! Pile Suppositories Is Truly « st junit ef the Western Progressive |e ein i018. Tale. te the rem » Pistthar of Penneyivania, ey Gs ttle egutnast Grange, at Renton, has gone on : be you are wuffering with iteh ry a C. ome: . . aay to Belgium, and Willian ~no C, 0. D. or phone orders; one to a purchaser — these cecerd wnanimevely comanting snes) *aement 18 a Copartment of ‘scm tine, Ticedin SE Pig rualng piles ct | t onnoow, West viteinies seuntater. to | Drop C-R@ Tablet in» gam of cheer specials, except drapery and vacuum bottles, will be delivered, & grand jury be appe pamper err prvselis 3 Nie , ff » this is National Thrift Week] | <2: Friday is “Own Your Home Day” which will it be with you? lcharged against the commissioners | by the Renton farmers, The organization cautioned tte members against the propowed tniti: | 1.—ahelter for tite? l—rent paying for life? 2—shelter in sickness? t—a dixposseas tn sickness? S—leaving a sheltered family? 3.—leaving a homeless family? 4a home with light, sunshine 4.—a flat with light, sunshine and WABHINGTC ote ¥ wing nominatio H™7c20% ovten yen. Jan, 19 rhe y confirmed the |Name Chairmen for | Centralia Memorial) | With the appointment of district) f}| | chairmen tor the six major divisions Jot the state of Washington, another taken Wednesday in the measure whereby the iniative, rendum and recall would be re pealed at the next session of the leginiature, A resolution demanding repeal of | the poll tax wag also passed, | ‘This was the firat meeting of the | | King county unit of the Western Progressive Grange, the result of step Ww. leampaign to raine $250,000 for the lerection of a memorial in memory of | the four ex-service men killed by | if 11. W. W. at Centralia | ‘The campaign will be preased to o clone by the end of Mebruary, the | Hf committee believing that there will be | | an immediate popular response to the | ey bordered = scrims' and marquisettes with) Dandsome designs and ‘attractive drawn work in 3; fvery, ecru and ? SOME roome? | Hit hetwoen the National colors; values up) and air in every room? | alr in SOME reome & recent ep " | Relieve efter te G30 per ya; apecial 5.—the pride of owningt S—the despair of owing? 4 Benpen ane . — Tenner |dtamer die. ; | Friday. Saturday, 30¢ yé. 6—profitable investing? 6.—profitioss paying? Bou wig tote Bi egercd | a Rt Ig are: Northwest distriet, Freak 1. Oe MAIN FLOO! a of tae walen 8 pe It frit, of Bellingham; southwest, BE. L.| . master of the mational because of |thoe: lmerove of Bel $ a Le a | Bouck's views, “= oat ty them fret | French, of Olympia; north central, | Yakima; northeast, ( Hebberd, we sane, an pana] “pudgy. Frank W. Sebuity, of Wenatchee;| of Spokane; southeast, Col. Paul H. ‘The following officers were chosen for etx monthm Gane’ Smal Bess—Omali Price win. south central, Col. W. I. Lemon, of | Weyrauch, of Walla Walla. h Renton; | ateward, Fred Menth, Kent; anrist ant steward, J. A. Peterson, Beattie: secretary, L. Stuck Reattio: treas J : J.T. Snyder, ton; lady am i nt, Mra. F. Menth, Kent. ia 4 Ex Com, A. G. Miller, Bryn Mawr; | Mra, C. FL Cottrell, Kents #, Davis, | Renton. \ | The regular meeting @ate wit! be | the second Tuesday of every other month, The next meeting will be/ pees 4'/ Shaler Bros olock Improvement of conditions at! | Green lake was discumwed by Charten | V. EB. Dove, coneulting engineer, be. Bete! / Tyrow At THe Mercy Or Ine Pustic ml IT’S the GREATEST SALE IN YEARS ii freahening the waters of the lake. The entire stock of Shafer Bros., along with our large stock of Clothing, Furnishing Goods, Shoes, Hats, etc., are now being sold at the most sensational cut-slash prices ever offered the ill people of Seattle. Crowds and crowds of people have attended this great bargain event, tl —go0d quality wash boiler approximately 10 + gallon size; metallic bottom; tin wides; regular price $2.50 apécial Friday - Saturday, $1.69. 7 THIRD FLOOR ——/ regular price $1.50 -1 pt. vaeaum bottle, com plete with filler; regular price $1.50; special Prt day-Saturday, 6¢. THIRD FLOOR @ial = Friday - Satu —_— MEZZANINE FLOOR i | LONDON.—Figures on the cont of tving fell T per cent bere during De lcember, and are lowent since March, | Rupture Like | | 1Cured Mine” Old Sea Captain Cured His | Own Rupture After Doctors demonstrating the fact that this is the greatest distribution of men’s wear held in this heavy, close-pile Axminster rags; 27x ity in years. The picture below will give you én idea of the crowds attending this sale. 54-ineh size; mottled centers with at- tractive borders; regular $ 95 price $4—; special, Fri- 22 ne day-Saturday aiecese ces | Said “Operate or Death” Wo will sell a ape oe) f 44 it] bd ERCOND FLOOR tine thanthty and “aeth Subd. Pies cial tot of Mons flag, abrreteones » : ee Je y Collars, reguiar re 20, on sale new at Dress Shirts yerinyes Il II not only remain him bedridden terns; valum te $2.50; om salo at 68c é EXTRA SPECIAL! cowhide leather bag— —cowhide leather bag; 18-inch size; black walrus grain; lined with Kara- tol; good grade brassed $ 05 fittings and lock; regular mae price $7.50; special fo Friday - Saturday SECOND Empress Grand se machine: specially priced— —high-grade vibrating shuttle type; equipped with top tension and com- plete set of Greist steel attachments; golden oak finish; 4 large side draw- ers; roomy center ‘drawer; auto- matic lifting device; $ 85 ball - bearing stand; fue od special, Friday-Satur- 0 eee . THIRD FI#On Men’s Suits A special assortment of Men's Suits, regular valnes to $25.00, on sale now at Men’s O’Coats A @andy line of Men's Over- coats, valucy as bigh as $35.00, on sale at $12.85 _ Boys’ Suits any Boys’ Suit in this Jot, values as high as $10.50, now $2.95 Mackinaws We will sell Men's Mackin aws, the kind that sold as high as $10.00, at this sale for : ’ A Men’s Suits A very fine selection of Men's Late Style Suits; the values were up to $40.00; on sale now A wondertul lot ef Men's Mata, including John B Stetson and Berg brands; values to $10.00; $2.95 Boys’ Shoes ‘We will sell Boys’ Shoes, that sold regularly ss high as $4.00, to go at this sale for $1.58 Men’s Overalls We will sell good weight Men's Bine Bib Overalls at this great ~69c Sale Starts Tomorrow 9:30 a. m. Nothing is left undone in order to make this the greatest bargain event ever held in the Northwest. We have gone through the entire stock and cut prices to the very quick, so you owe it to yourself to take advantage of the sensational reductions. 4 can use the mame method; | ate and inaxpen- 8 95 In the | s | 4 ny will fill out the ’ . jue Sha sgh eee es Men’s Unions SEA Le 4 4 *TACOMaA you put ‘dows Special lot of Men's medium weight Union Suits; regular prices to $2.00; on sale at 69c Men’s Pants Special lot of Men's Pants, in all sizes; values to $5.00; on sale here mt LIST YOUR . a WITH OUR FREE HOMES FOR RENT —exchusive Seattle represen- tative for Vocation Records 9 9, Men’s U’wear You can buy Men's good weight twopiece Underwear, regular $1.00 values, now 33c (ine) town, N. ¥. me your FREON * Hemedy and Hook, with- any obligation on my part || whatever, Name... sss | Addrens... Khaki Shirts ‘These are the kind that sold as high a« $2.00; they now go on sale at retired list several years, due to the| lows of his right eye. our pain in 1 shoulders, arms, ESE OTE DEFY GRAY HAIR it is the same person, She used to) ~ EPUEETEEPOREDE | Nabors was a member of the Be. Jar riot. Prettiest thing you ever} did store on Second Ave, between |, Dental Surgeon hel tpat ge NOjmatter what you 1 GIRL CAUSES RIOT, Nabors Expects to = #42" !ases on more than 14,00 “a peed + _|aoren in Burleson county, Texan, “Bay, Matge, have you seen Tillie) Be a Millionaire) 4. Nabors, former head of the Bal | | You'll smile, too, when you drink attle police fore 3 be a dowdy little thing and dresned You'll « 3 } poli ‘orce when Ballard wns lil wrong. And eay! She was at the | BOlMt's Coffee—ONLY 6 gents —Ad-| incorporated. He has been on the | @ilimkasscaceenacamseneeeemmenmmmmns saw and the men all fell for her. Her | [J Thi t io clothes sult her typ* to pertection.| se is 0 And what do you think she told ms?/ DR. H. T. HARVEY Madison and Spring, 207 Mialto bidg., over Pig'n Whistle. They are open, '? Diagnostician Pyorrhea Specialist Examination and Estimate Monn ir has grayed, * r greatest boo zines she came back to Seattle? Been| Believing he is a prospective mil-|!ard police force, left Seattle Wednew: | vertivement. Said she bought everything on credit. | St P s She's been living in Everett and buy. | op ain Pier *% (Ex-President Michigan State until 10 p. m. on Saturday. Me for |“ X-Ray Laboratory ‘ ° . 504-12 Kitel Building fF the pores of the akin. It SECOND AND PIKB ‘andckiy tinte ‘erey, fad heals. th SEATTLE Bleached ‘halt to atly eh brows or ‘way two years. You'd never know | lionaire as a result of his holding oil | ay to visit his property @ance last might and caused a regu | _ ing at Cherry's. They have a aplen-} Board Dental Examiners) Cherry's.” —Advertisement. Highest Order of Kestoration to restore thom black. Odortee, greasiees’ (ill Tot rae claims you old Ithy eonditl: Beglthy condition, a ne pole or wash off. Guaranteed. harm son. Abn rmlevn—a blew . sy] the hale acaly or ain, Sold al all desler adie iiekt Bi |‘Shave, Bathe and] eke rkes meee Ph Co Airy ahd foem eo ond || Shampoo with one irst Avenue |tysmol for $1 at ths Ow! Drug Co BROWNATONE ! Cor, Union Cor, Union Eee them euch wond artelh Dive ce, ana other ieaire || SQap.— Cuticura homists, 400 Sutter at. Ban Hf ° to te sarees: