The Seattle Star Newspaper, February 22, 1922, Page 4

a# @ COUNTY Principals’ asso: | ‘will meet in room 409, county Dullding, Saturday at 10 a. m. SERSFIELD, Cal, — Following | * * Appearing With Pat Rooney three men in Taft, a little town | here, have been horsewhipped #upposed members of the K. K. K RETREADING Compare these prices WHY PAY MORE? AGE 4 Pretty * PRICES any on the Coast. many years, is never out of a job. Actress at Moore Miss Helen Johnson, who is with Pat Rooney at the Moore this week in “Rings of Smoke.” Altho she can count not so she has been across the Atlantic eight times and the Pacific three times and across the continent 12 times that | she can remember. Miss Johnson is one of vaudeville’s fa- | vorite beauties, She has beauty, grace, magnetism and per- | sonality, which accounts for the fact that this young actress veterans’ bureau here —————— City has two Savings accounts have brought blessings into numberless lives. They have laid the foundation for many a home and for many a successful career. The chances are as good today, if not better than they ever were, for starting a fortune in a _ savings account. “q] Accounts received in amounts from $1 to $5,000. geal or write for our booklet “HOW TO SAVE.” MUTUAL SAVINGS & LOAN ASSOCIATION WILLIAM D. COMER, President THOS. S. LIPPY, Vice President EDGAR E. CUSHING, Secretary 815 Second Avenue | cares cononmeenalonhiassiiionane sonnei a | NINE COMPENSATION awards ULE CONFERS ‘calling for payment of more than | 1 $1,100 were made to Seattle Gisabled | CHICAGO. Feb. 22—8. H. Rand. veterans today by the United States | groaned ina flashy uniform, bedecked Metico baseball | Hee arked him. leagues and 10 first class diamonds. Returned Goods Regulations Adopted to Guard Your Health iw is the duty of the State Board of Health to use every means within its power to fight the spread of infectious diseases, One great, possible source of contagion is the merchandise returned to retailers. As a result the following regulations governing re turned goods have been put into effect and every re tall merchant in the State of Woshington is required to observe them strictly, under penalty: REGULATIONS GOVERNING THY, SALE OF INFECTED MERCHANDIAK SECTION 6%, Whenever any person, firm, cor poration of association shall have delivered any merchandise, such a clothing, wearing apparel of th goods, wares or nor shall same be again # in other goods, wares or merchandise, 01 another, until such goods, wares or m shall have heen first disinfecte Bection 61 (a) of these rules and regulations, REGULATIONS HAVE POWER OF LAW SECTION 1. The rules and regulations of this Board shail have all the force and effect of inw, and any violation of them, to comply with any of thi the lawful order of any # health officer shall constitute « person OF persons no offending gulity of @ misdemeanor, end wrovided by Rection 5, Chap Laws of 1907, STATE BOARD OF HEALTH mer | be punithed an of the Seanon WOUND CHEVRON {with medals, was arrested. “Where were you wounded?” po “A mule kicked me on the Mexican ° hero replied, 'RIBLES GIVEN AS HOP FAVORS | DENVER, Feb. 22.—One hundred | Bibles were gtven away to a» many persons attending @ goto-chureh | dance bere, business or in society you cannot get by on your face and eloquence alone—you must have cor- rect clothes. JNO. E. O'BRIEN Maker of Men’s Clothes Five O Six Union St. A top n° ‘ch suit at fifty doliars. | BURNING ECZEMA |) On Neck, Chest, Arms and Shoul- ders, In Blisters, Cuticura Heals, “Eesema broke out in small, red ‘The itching and burning were intense, and when I || ecratched or rubbed ft, small, white Dideters formed. fe “I was treated bot mo relief. 1 sent for a free sample of Cuticura Soap and Ointment. Seeing they Cuticura Soap deily, with Cuticura Otntment occasionally prevents pim- || ples or other eruptions. They area | to use a6 is also Cuticura || Talcum, a fascinating fragrance for perfuming the skin. » 1221-Third Ave. *COR UBIVERSITY THE SEATTLE STAR Every Price Down to Bedrock Leather Novelties 25c Regularly 50c to $1.25. Purses, children’s bags, card cases, cigarette cases, to- bacco pouches, leather pic- ture frames, sewing bags, ribbon holders, miniature laundry sets for travelers, shoe trees and coat hang- ers. —Viret Floor Boyshform Brassieres $1.69 60 Brassieres of fancy pink material. Sizes 34 to 44. Second Floor 210 Union Suits at $1.85 Women’s wool mixed Union Suits, low neck, sleeveless, Dutch neck, elbow sleeve and high neck, and long sleeves. Sizes 4 to 9 in the lot. Formerly $3 and $3.75. 160 Union Suits at 79c A special purchase of Women’s Cotton Union Suits, ice and regulation styles, with cuff knee. Sizes 4, 5, 6. Boys’ Union Suits 79c 60 only, Fleeced Union Suits, ecru color. Ages 6, 10, 12 only. —First Floor Jersey Petticoats $2.95 Excellent heavy quality Jersey Petticoats in suit lengths. Flounces in contrasting colors, ribbon trimmed. Taupe, henna, navy, black, cherry, green, purple and China blue. 100 in the lot. —Appare! Section, Third Floor Silk Stockings 85¢ Pr. 200 pairs Women's Pure Silk Stockings, slight seconds, in a fancy self stripe with lisle top and foot. Black, white, brown, Russian calf and a few gray, navy and nude. In firsts these would sell for $1.50 a pair. Heather Stockings $1.35 Women's dark brown heathers in wool mix- ture with dark brown silk clocking. Regu- lar $1.50 quality. Sizes 814 to 1014. Children’s Stockings 29c 125 pairs fine ribbed Cotton Stockings in black and cordovan. Regularly 35c pair. —Kirst Mleor Specials in Draperies AT 30c Yd 45c Curtain Marquisette. 36 inches wide. At 45c Yd. A special purchase of Filet Cur- tain Net. 36 inches wide. 400 yards in the lot. At 25¢ Yd. Colored Curtain Marquisette in a choice assortment of verdure designs and colors. 150 yards. Fourth Ploor 18c Bleached Muslin 12c Yd. 800 yards good weight Muslin, and less than today’s wholesale price. 36 inches wide. —Second Floor 100 Prs. Blankets $1.79 Dark gray shoddy Blankets, size 54x72 inches. Excellent for camping. | $1.79 par. econ floor 40c Plisse Crepe 30c 800 yards best quality Plisse Crepes. New patterns and colors; also plain pink and flush. 80¢ yd. —Second Floor 65¢ Ginghams 45c Yard $28 yards only of fine quality Zephyr and Tissue Ginghams. All new spring patterns and colors. 32 inches wide. —gecona Poor Eldredge Machines $43.75 Regularly $52.50, Eldredge shuttle type Sewing Machine; six drawers; golden oak woodwork. Liberal allowance on your old machine. Terms $1 down, $1 week. —tewing Machine Department, in the Basement Tomorrow A BIG SALE-DAY New Lots at Low Record Prices and Clearance Lots at Slashing Reductions An Extraordinary Special Purchase of 65 New Spring Wraps Movey $25 Special Mannish top coats and novelty coats and wraps. Styles—English top coats in loose swagger and belted styles; novelty spring coat styles, and richly fringed cape effects. Materiale—Chinchillas, heavy woolen coat- ings, herringbone, tricotine and double-faced plaid backed coatings. Colore—Several shades of tan, old blue, rose, gray, scarlet, henna, taupe and green. Most of the coats are full silk lined, with handsome plain colored or novelty silks. Most exceptional values. Apparel Section, Third Floor Silk and Woolen Remnants A splendid assortment, much reduced. Lengths from 14 to 5 yards. Canton crepe, taffeta, messaline, satin, charmeuse, crepe de chine, fancy silks, serge, broadcloth, tricotine, Poiret twill, velour and coatings. Linings of sateen, percaline, Venetian and fancies. —Firat Floor Women’s Kid Gloves At $1.98. 2-clasp white kid, overseam sewn Gloves. Also, 2-clasp French Suede Gloves, silk lined. At $2.25. 1l-clasp genuine Mocha Gloves — contrasting embroideries. In gray and ver. “Startex” Toweling 25c Yd. 500 yards, reguiarly.35c yard. Excellent weight serviceable linen and cotton. —Seocond Floor Jewelry Novelties At 50c. Regularly $1 and $1.25. Men’s gold ag Cuff Links for soft cuffs. 72 in the jot. At 79c. Regularly $1.50 and $2. Solid gold Lingerie Clasps. 144 in this lot. At $1. Regularly $1.50, $2 and $2.75. Gold filled Waist Pins, Earrings set with bril- liants, Hat Ornaments and Gold Cuff Links. 200 pieces in this lot. At $1.50. Regularly $2.25, $3 and $3.50. Im- ported Bracelets, Hat Ornaments, Ribbon Arm Bands, Bar Pins, Cameo Brooches, Col- lar Pins, Earrings, Cameo Lavallieres and brilliant set Dinner Rings. —First Floor 1,000 Yds. Ribbons 60c Yd. Regularly 90c yard. Heavy quality taffeta in plain colors. Desired colors for hair bows and sashes. —Firet Floor Women’s Hand Bags $1.95 A clearance lot of about 25 Bags, pocket book and flat shapes of genuine leather. Well made. Of qualities regularly sold for much more, —First Floor Specials in Stationery At 15c. 25c Tablets, letter size, linen finish. At 5c. 10c Venus Pencils. At 49c. $1 and $1.25 box of Paper and Envelopes. (Stationery in perfect condition, but boxes slightly soiled from display.) At 25c. A small clearance lot of Children’s Stationery, —First Floor Six Millian for THIS BUNGALOW ON YOUR LOT FOR $1,397.00 rr Se iat ae aie, | “yee Be Size 25x25 feet. hall, 2 porches. Ready to occupy 18 days from signing order, able terms. This is a sectional honse, not portable. Guaranteed warm in any climate, We also make portable echools halls, churches Buy from the manufacturer and save 30%. AMERICAN PORTABLE HOUSE CO. Main 3838 4096 Arcade Bldg. 140 milon of highway, Most of the of Soattle to Lake Forest park, )and ple that mother used to make was slammed by Mrs. Ida Bailey Al-! len, food expert, “The modern wom- | an is the best cook,” she said. “Be- cause of the pastry mother used to THAT MAW MADE | bake, 37 per cent of the population Is work will be done on the Sunset, | Pacific, National Parks, Olympic, Roads of State Navy Yard, Ocean Beach, Approximately $6,000,000 will be} Hank and Inland Empire highways, expended this year by the State of |nccording to James Alien, | Washington In constructing more | supervisor of highways, |than 60 miles of paving and grading Paving from tne north cit Living-room, 2 bedrooms, kitchen, bath, 2 closets, Wallis and partitions 4 inches thick; double floor; one coat of palnt on outside; big kitchen cabinet; shingle roof, PLUMBING, WIRING and BRICK CHIMNEY INCLUDED. No red tape, See photos and plans of this and many other models at our office We ship anywhere. SECOND AVENUE AND UNIVERSITY STREET WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 22, 1922. Every Item a Supreme Value 200 Boston Bags $1.85 Brown and black split cow- hide Boston Bags. Sizes 13, 14, 15 inches. —yirth moor Fancy Vesting at 95¢ Fancy organdie and geor- gette with small self ruffles. White organdie with rose edge. Georgette in pheas- ant, emerald and Copen. Formerly 95¢ and $1. % yard for 69¢c. —First Floor 85 Pantie Dresses ‘ $1.95 Children’s Dresses of plain and checked gingham, some trimmed with _ rick - rack braid. Included in the lot ate Perky Prim dresses of fine quality crepe in several at- tractive styles. Trimmed with hand em- broidery of wool yarn. Colors: Green, rose, blue, coral and tan. Sizes 2 to 6 years. —Second Floor Men’s Odd Lots Reduced At 45c. 47 pairs French model Suspenders. At $3.25. Formerly $4.95, Silk-mixture Pajamas. 5 only. At $1.50, Formerly $3. Outing Flannel Night Shirts; small sizes; 8 only. At $2.15. Formerly $3. Fine Cotton Fabrie Night Shirts with attractive colored piping; 22 only. j 52 Shirts reduced — white madras, neck- band shirts with turnback cuffs—10 $1.65 shirts, $1.15—4 $2.65 Shirts, $2.15—3 $2.85 Shirts, $2.15—21 $3.35 Shirts, $2.55—14 $3.65 Shirts, $2.75. r At 15c. Formerly 25¢ and 35c. E. & W. soft, silk-finish Collars. 98 in the lot. Sizes 14 and 144%. At $1.65. Formerly $2.25. Fangy Cotton Pajamas; 6 only. = —sen’s Section, First Floor Women’s Pumps and Oxfords At $4.45. 100 pairs black and brown calf and kid. Light weight soles and Louis heels. At $5.15. 100 pairs Oxfords of tan calf with welt soles and low sport heels. Comfy Slippers $1.85 100 pairs Daniel Green’s Comfy Felt Slip- pers. All colors, Women’s sizes. Special Price Basement 50 New Spring Hats $2.95 Smartly trimmed Straw Hats in all the new shapes and colors. Special for Movey Day at $2.95. 56 Coats, Suits, Dresses, $10 In final clearance. Clearance Lots at $2 4 Women’s Plaid Skirts—6 Girls’ Serge Dresses. 6 Girls’ Winter Coats—12 Crepe Cottage Dresses. ‘ 18 Outsize Silk Petticoats—28 Georgette Blouses. The sale prices are less than one-half the original price on most of these articles, Sateen Bloomers 75c Pr. 200 pairs, regular $1. quality. Extra qual- ity; well finished. With elastic waistbands and double elastic ruffled knee. Colors: Flesh, white and black. Sizes 24 to 36. 200 Aprons at 85c Each Broken lines of Aprons and Apron Dresses in both gingham and percales, which have been priced to $1.69. Dress Aprons, Cover- all Aprons, Belted Aprons, sash-back styles —Polly Prims, Fudge style, Marguerite and Gretchen Aprons. distance of nearly five miles, is in- cluded in the program, HE SLAMS PIE North state | its} CHICAGO, Feb. 2 —The bread | suffe and plain patterns Creamers, Compotes, Water Sets, ete. 50-piece set English Ridgway Dinnerware; regular price | $35.40; sal 28.30 | price Reason- terns * 903-3" ave. NEAR MARION” 20% Off to Home-Furnishers On all Sherbets, Goblets, Tumblers and Wine Glasses, cut, etched 20% discount on all Cut Glassware, ‘Sugars, DINNERWARK SPECIALS 50-plece set Minton Pattern; regular price $29; sale price We have a big assortment of low priced Dinnerware, proneM5235 SEATTLE WASH. tritios only one thing, viz.: Title Insurance —stand behind it, Insist upon having Insurance. Washington Title $23.20 All pat. Pund Deposited With State Treasurer at Olympia One of our Title Insurance Polictes speaks with author ity, for it is issued only after the most careful and thorough examination and cross-check of the records, and then all of our assets—more than $650,000 title “Under State volnpal $150,000 Permanent Guaranty || W You Are Buying Real Estate Or making a mortgage loan on real estate, you are entitled to the fullest measure of title protec- tion—and that means