The Seattle Star Newspaper, February 10, 1922, Page 5

Sa7Ten ot Tt = Pant eS meets t Serer ervey 1 ass _\NEW YORK, Feb: 10.—Nathan | Podd, boxer, was FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 10, 1922. TTT TTT SCL GRUNBAUM BROS, FURNITURE CO. The People’s Popular Homefurnishers There Is But One More Day in Which You Can Save on a Brass or Iron Bed nthere, is yet a good selection both in Brhss and irda Bede—snostiy full sizes—all on sale in pres- “ent condition. The bed selected will be p weeelhry An illustration of actual savings: $16.50 Steel Bed, full size.........$7.50 $18.75 Steel Bed, full size: $25.00 Steel Bed, full size. $82.50 Brass Bed, full size. . GRUNBAUYY “WHERE PIKE MEETS FIFTH New Phone—Elliott 4910 [I> er Indicted in Tex Rickard Case ia) us was indicted by the su- court grand jury here yester: | ices at 11 a m. and 7 aftefnoon, on charges of having day, at Christ's away Nellie Gasko, a 13- Fanaa qumamen VUNERAL SERVICES for Mra home. E. 1. will have charge of the services. costly this yéar as inst. : - Correct Apperdl for Wemen A Newly Arrived Shipment of Tweed Topcoats $3975 $49.75 Smartness and Util- ity—the qualities so largely responsille for the vogue of Tweed ap- parel— are admirably combined in these new Coat arrivals. Built on widen lines with raglan or set-in sleeves, and nar- row English belts, they exploit stitched cuffs and collars in contrast- ing color. The smart- est of these are in soft pastel tones—rose, blue and orchid—though tan and brown shades are also very becoming. All are full silk lined. New Tweed Frocks a $ 2 5: .00 Priced Very suitable for Springtime occasions are these trig Tweed frocks. They are tailored of diagonal tweed with plain or scalloped skirt, and are offered in red, blue, beige and orchid. Facing of nat- ural color sports silk on skirt and sleeves. ARMAN Seeond Avenue at Spring Stret Et Qimlos ie ct Services Right Rev. Frederic) W. Keator, bishop of Olympia, wilt conduct serv. | Debbie Annie Croft, 69, who died at her home in Medina Monday, will be held Nunday at 12:30 p. m. from the Semmions, undertaker, Dols and other toys are half a» THE * eee Thrille and adventure all gone? Marold Noice, ityear-old Seattle yout hought #0 when he boarded an Arctic schooner here and start: ed on a metion picture trip into the Aretic country Seven years later Nolce, 26, dis tinguished a8 the world’s youngest Arctic explorer, telis the world he was wrong. ri And Nolce became Velhjalmur Stefansson’s aide in exploratory work, discovering lands, tracing pre historic maces,” suffering two ship wrecks, escaping an Eskimo death sentence, and on his own finances making ethnological, geographic Eskimo delle, and archaeological research of world wide importance—well, Noice ought to know, Nolee in the fon of Mr. and Mrs. Herbert'@, Noice, 211 West Garfield t,sthe former a wholesale commis jon merchant. The young explorer ‘ttended the grade schools here, and later Broadway high school. WANTED TO HUNT IN AFRICA “As a boy, I ted to hunt game in Africa, and I joined mawvie project to get funds,” Noles. “After seven years on northern rim of North America I'm satisfied to find all of my thrills there. “New lands, new lakes, new peo ple—the thrills of discovery [self | is worth while.” And other thrills? Nolee recounted the thrill of the rescue of Stefanson in 1915 after that explorer was cut off from sup- plies for 18 months; sudden break: ings Of the ice fields, hecesaitating cogversion of sleds ‘into rafts; the homeward dash with Stefansson, only to find the delivery ship wrecked and the supplies gong breaking of one of the many “ta- boos” of the Eskimos and the death sentence passed wpon him to ap pease the offended spirit; wrecking of m second ship, the rescue of his supplies in @ raging Arctic gale. « Harold Noice, youth, youngest Arctic ex- plorer_ (center) and photos| taken” by him in the Arctic. Seattle) Top, left to right: Noice’s schooner “Challenge”; his dog team in Victoria Land; his Arctic summer camp of deer hides. Below, “Copper, But greatest of all the Aretic’s allurements, in the opinion of ite youngest explorer, is its challenge to civilized man to live entirely off) of it. people imagine,” Notce confends. “The Northland supplies an ample living for these who will prepare themacives for it, Have enough ammunition, hunt properly, Then jthose supposedly dreary, icy wastes will furnish you food, clothes and fuel, and keep you physically fit all the time, too PLENTY OF GAME FOR HUNTERS “The eal, walrus ond fish in the waters, caribou and bear on the lands, In the summer, when the ice abd snow are gane, ducks nest around the iakes and marshes. Any man with « koowledge of hunt: ing and traveling, aod a supply of Ammunition, «ain sustain himeelt) comfortably indefinitely.” His motion picture employer failed te meet Nolce at Nome. The youth faced the alternative of going home chagrinea, or ome om North with the schooner Bear to trade. He chose the nae On_a supposedly uninhabited coast, Stefansson was sighted, signalling the schooner. Stefanmon bought | the Polar Bear to resume his ex joration, Interested in the youth, Cumas “Dress Well—Never Miss the Money” > SEATTLE STAR : Seattle Youth Is Noted Explorer at 26 he asked Noice to join him, aid. Then came two! years of dashes into the unknown with Stefansson Nolce, thru ability to master the sctentific aspects of the work, be- came one of Stefansson's two com panions In the adtance party, do- ing the exploring. “The Friendly ‘Arctic,” Stefan: sson’s new book, maken several mentions of Noice'’s work in the explorations, Discovery was made of two new, lands, “Second Land” and “Third Tand,” in latitude of 79 degrees | north. Nolee was first to step) ashore on “Second Land.” The Stefanason party headed for the outside in 1917, but instead of | | | Accompanying it back to Seattle, J) Nolces now 21, used his wages to buy & small schooner, crew at Baillie Island West in an attempt to Northwest passage His party wintered at Point Pierce, on the Northern Const of North America. On nearby islands, Noice found traces of a prehistoric race—a stone. people far more Jadvanced than the Evkimo. Noice spent the winter éxcavating in these villages. employ a and start make the ing to proceed: Noice «old his schooner, and alone, for two years, of white men tn the North. With an Eskimo youth as a com panion and a rifle as their source of suppties, Noice went far into Vie toria Land, finding new rivers and lakes. He reached the “Copper” Eskimos, least advanced of all. He wintered with them and prepared “It ts not nearly as difficult aeir. iret comprehensive dictionary of the “Copper” Eskimo language JEWELS VALUED |Several Thefts Under Probe of Police Jewel rabberier totaling appfox} He || Spring found the crews unwill:| he pushed far on beyond the badats | ‘$1,800 STOLEN) sers. Wonderful suitable for school wear. mae RHODES co. Our Windows Will Tell In a Special Purchase | Choice $ 6. 95 Each Boys’ Section—Main Floor Kear We have just received from our buyer Boys’ Wear, now in the East, a shipment of 40 Boys’ Suits, with two pairs Knicker trou- values that have been priced for Saturday at $6.95 a suit. These Suits are well made, of wool-mixed materials, in serviceable dark patterns most They are full lined | throughout and are similar in style to the one | sketched. Sizes are? to 16 years. PAGE 5 of tan, lavender and pink. COTTON HOSE, Mines 8% to 10, OF INTEREST TO MEN A New Arrival of | il Russian Cord Shirts $2.50 600 Men’s Genuine Russian Cord Shirts have just arrived and will be displayed in the Men's Section for Saturday, One glimpse of these Shirts dnd you will want at least two of them, as they are actually the finest quality in this material |) that we have been able to obtain in a long time. | ‘They are well tailored, full cut and in colors of blue, green, Sleeves are in_33-, lengths, and sizes are 14 to 17%. Each $2.50, Women’s Hosiery Attractions for Saturday Selling is Hosiery Dept—Main Floor of medium weight and In colors of black, cor- dovan and white. Sixes are 8% to 10. A pair... COTTON AND LISLE HOSE of fine quality, with wide garter tops and reinforced heels and toes. cordovan and African, in sizes 8% to 10. A pair. OR 3 FOR $1.00 MERCERIZED LISLE HOSE, with reinforced heels and toes, tn d in colors of black, white, African, cordovan and medium gray; also in out-sizes 9 to 10%. A pair... Colors are black, white, Toilet Sundries for Every-day Use Drug Sundries Dept—Main Floor Frostilla Hand Lotion...... Espey’s Hand Lotion/..... Hind’s Honey and ‘Almond Hand Lotion 39¢, 98c - 15¢ Glycerine Rose Water, 4 ‘one. i Krank’s Hand Lotion.....- Pebeco Tooth Paste. Pepsodent Tooth Paste, $34 Coigate’s Tooth Paste, 10¢, i Revelation Tooth Paste,,...25¢ Sanitol Tooth Paste... 34 and 35-inch Odd Lots in Infants’ Wear Upper Main Floor 24 INPANTS’ PILLOWS, base filled; formerly 65c each. white outing flannel, with ‘pink and blue trimming. be od each. For Saturda: - 25¢ 50 INFANTS" SKIRTS of white outing flannel with pink and blue trimming. They are sised from infants to 2 years. Form erly 850 each. For Saturday, PACH osccereeccccececess + SOG seseseee 35¢ -50¢ mately $1,800 were under investiga: tion by the police Friday By prying open the kitchen win dow a burgiar entered the home of J. M. Emmi, 447 N. 60th st., during the night Thursday and escaped with & gold ring with an old ivory setting surrounded with nuggets. valued at $100, @ diamond ring valued $125, a eet of white car bobbs, bin, two large gold nuggets, a nugret chain 20 inche long with « large nug. get charm, and a wrist watch. Mrs. Mac Small of the Lee hotel 907 Eighth ave. reported the low of diamonds and other jewelry valued at $1,400, Thursday. Mrs. Small had left her room for a few minutes and when she returned a burglar had stolen the geme. Corinne Edgar of the Stratmore partments was robbed of a cameo valliere set with a diamond, a cameo broach pm, a gold pencil and ® small bank containing $5 when a burglar entered her apartment. Tomorrow WE offer our entire stock of men’s and young men’s winter coats at three prices. Garments in this stock were formerly $45, | $50, $60, up to $70. In ff this final clearance you may have your choice of any one of these high grade coats at $18.50 $25.00 | 535 and 2 aan | ALL-WOOL SUITS During this clearance event you can buy unusual Two-Pants Suit values at $25, $35 amd $45. These suits have been reduced for quick selling, offering savings from $15 to $25. Visit Gately’s tomorrow. | i | Your money will be refunded upon request if for any reason you're not satisfied with your purchase, | Open a Gately Charge Account You Need Not Pay All in 30 Days CHIELYS 1427 FIFTH AVENUE Between Pike and Union Streets | throat. right up and you can breathe freely | Hawking and snuffling stop. |stay stuffed up and miserable. | relief, | Advertisement. [CLOTHES SUES HEALTH OFFICER HERE As a neque! to his arrest lagt year on charges of imperronating @ police officer, the Rev, U. G. Murphy, head of a Japanese minsion in Seattle, has brought suit against Dr. H. M. Read, city health officer, and Casper Rick. a deputy, for $5,250 damages. The firet document to come into court ‘was the defendants’ answer and affirmative defense, which was filed in superior court Thursday. Kev. Murphy was charged with having told persons at the Pike pl market that he was a city bealth in xpector. MADRID.—Fire at nea causes the | long of the Spanish transport Palma | ‘and all members of the crew off the island of Majorca in the Mediterran- ean sea. ‘Troops aboard the veasel were rescued Tf you value your watch, let Haynes repair it. Next Liberty theatre.—Adv, This Pure Cream Stops Head Colds Apply in Nostrils—it Opens | workers’ open forum at 2:30 Sunday Air Passages Instantly. | Colds and catarrh yield like magic to goothing, healing, antiseptic cream jthat penetrates through every air | passage and relieves swollen, in- | flamed membranes of nose and Your clogged nostrils open Don't Get a wmall bottle of Ely'’s Cream Balm from your druggist. Apply a little in the nostrils and get instant Millions endorse this remedy known for more than fifty years, CREDIT - GLADLY apa FOR JJ MEN & WOMEN EASY PAYMENTS Phipps Institute Head to Talk Here Dr. Palit A. Lewis, head of the Phipps Institute of Philadelphia, will epenk at Philosophy hall, Uni- versity of Washington, Friday night at 8 o'clock, on “The Relation of Heredity to Tuberculosis.” Dr. Lewis comes to Seattle under the auspices of the Sigma XI! fraternity of which Dr, H. F. Anderson of the | univers faculty is president. | Member# of the King County Medi-| cal Society, Ant Tuberculosis League | of King County, and Washington | Tuberculosige Association are invited to hear Dr, Lewis.” While In Seat tle he will be a guest at the Fac- ulty club. Session of Women Voters Opens Here The betterment of laws affecting ng property. | women in the state of Washington | 700 mn | will be one of the principal subjects| Big Welcome for | under discussion at the second an nual convention of the League of Women Voters, whicth opened for a] twoday session at the Hotel Wash- ington A ex, Friday. morning. D. BURGESS will speak on Bankruptey of Capitalism" “The | afternoon in room 203, Labor tea ple Want City Light ‘The council | Thursday recommended favorably a/ resolution Tindall calling on J. D. Rosm, super- intendent as to the earliest date at which the municipal ane Plant will be prong Paget Sound Light & Power Co, Introduces Bill An ordinance appropriating $5,000 | |to furnish work for the unemployed | was Introduced in the council Thurs- | day by Councilman John E. Carroll. |The measure authorizes the streets | and sewers department to grub and | clear streets in places where the cost | cannot be assessed egainst the abut- Goethals Planned | City officials and members of | |the Chamber of Commerce will unite |in welcoming of the Panama canal, when he visits | Seattle. at the|cally abandoned hope that Goethals | | will ‘Inspect the Skagit power pro- | | Ject, as his itinerary gives him only | on mad in Seatth. Plant to Assist utilities committee | by Councilman Philip lighting, for # statement to Clea: Streets Gen. Goethals, builder | City engineers have prac Simonds’ 26-inch HAND SAWS Special at 98c ine Simonds’ us to offer model, Special at 98c ferent size compass saws. for this well known saw set. —— A lucky purchase of 200 genu- Hand Saws enables this great bargain. These are the 26-inch sway back number 7 tooth. This saw is a wonderful bargain at 98¢. ” Simonds’ ‘Nest of Saws This outfit consists of a saw handle, complete with 2 detachable blades—it takes the place of 2 dif- Stearns’ Nickel-Plated Saw Sets—Special at 98c This is an unusually low pgice pata EEE 314x314, Old Copper or Dull Brass Door Butts Special at 25c Pair Polar White Laundry Soap Special, 10 Bars for 39c Polar White sh i Soap A es » at Everyone is familiar with the high quality of Polar White Laundry Soap—it is made by the Palmolive Co. Now is the time to stock up at a big saving—10 bars for 39¢. ~ No Phone or C. 0. D. Orders & 5-POUND PACKAGE OF ALBATROSS KALSOMINE Special at 39c Pkg. This is a new low price record for a 5-Ib. package of Albatross Kalsomine—it has been several years since we have offered it at 39c. This Kalsomine comes in a variety of ages tints and is easy to apply. No Phone or C. 0. D. Orders Incense Burner with Package of Incensc . Special at 29c Saturday we are going to offer some very *| Novel Incense Burners at this extremely low price. Two styles to choose from—complete with a package of Incense; special 29¢.