The Seattle Star Newspaper, February 27, 1922, Page 2

| factory sale and demonstration { the new 1922 model STAR Pe ead oor Oil Stova not only added new features but also reduced prices —this week we offer to a limited number of women a re- markable opportunity to own a RED STAR OIL STOVE. For only $1— down we place the latest type RED STAR OIL STOVE, with white splasher panel, in your home, and to each purchaser we give FREE a 5-piece aluminum utility combination cooking set. This wonderful oil stove does any- thing that the finest gas range can do—and does it JUST AS QUICKLY. a grand opportunity for 50 women to end their cooking troubles for $1— #® | —this event is to combine a big exhibit s of cooking prepared on this advanced- type oil stove by a special demonstra- tor under the supervision of the fac- tory expert—and an extra special in- ducement to a club of the first 50 women who place their order this week for a “RED STAR.” $1— down is all that is required—until the 50 models 230 and 240 are sold. —does anything a city gas range will do; controlled by valve—just like a gas range. Saves 25% fuel. Has no wicks or asbestos rings. | | NEE ae 2 ap aes aie: nena the ator Reston —these fortunate women will enjoy such satisfaction in cooking as they have never before known. The demonstra- tion will be in progress all week. So come in. For the reason, you, too, may want to purchase one of these hand- some stoves in our special Club Plan. Bear in mind that these terms may be withdrawn at any time—they are positively limited to 50 stoves. —creates a heat far more in- tense than ever before was possible in an oil stove. Burns kerosene, gasoline or distil- late perfectly; gives no odor or smoke. special baking demonstration—all this week— —Mrs. C. C. Johnson, whose baking at the RED STAR OIL STOVE demonstra- tion in this store a year ago created so much favorable comment, will be here again. Her wonderful baking will be highly interesting to you. FREE!| gD —this week dur- 5 | ing the $1— PUTS ONE IN DOWN sale of RED STAR OIL YOUR HOME —we have been allotted STOVES we give absolutely FREE to every purchas- er of one of these stoves a 5-piece aluminum combi- nation cooker set. oo of the models 230 . and 240 Detroit Vapor Exactly as pie Oil Stoves to sell on terms of $1— down and $1— weekly. Spe- cial terms will also be made on the larger models. tured. This set gives you ll utensil combina- tions. for your convenience our FREE Rental Department —will be found of utmost assistance tn hel; desirable houses, flate or apartments are formation can be secured by calling at Re and efficient attention. ping you locate the home you desire to rent. Very listed from every nection of the elty. Detailed oa ntal Department where you will receive courte If you have a home to rent, telephone MAIN STANDARD FURNITURE Co. L, SCHOENFELD & SONS SEATTLE Founded TACOMA SECOND AVE. AT PINE ST. L. SCHOENFELD & SONS 1864 i! |To Parents 'To Weatherman Salisbury 'To Douglas Fairbanks MONDAY, FEBRUARY 27, 1922. WHITE CROSS Nanionat Grocery Ga AGENT SEIZED THE SEATTLE STAR "9 £2! 12 yeas Prom or A, Vanes, mid te HIE J Cr *, and Harry MeGuire, a w jare being held Monday by ¢ y W. Jarrell, head of the local ret |To Hap Holmes, Seattle Hockey Team | eicVine tidal waldinw’ th SEATTLE Dear Hap! Just @ tine, old man, to congratulate you and your team | ’ obaiaieaih on the game fight that lan mn the play-off for the Coast cham i vad * up the good work and get a chance |" ap CHIEF SRATTLE. nen are oo te Cea head of «a “bogus label ring hae been thea @ operating Nort hweat selling cleverly rr im: of vel sufferers selentiat named Huxley and says ue stampa to we 4 With ehildren's » Mr. Huxley may have his twine and Wweloome. If some clever biclogiat wil! show us how to make two pair of shoes grow where only f uppers yawned above our tattered © thankfully il ake a new pa of Varnieh to the soles they will last abou a ragKed we counterfeit Old Crow of shoes and twice an long atrip stamp: * and stampa certifying the CHIEFY BEATTLE 6 a i” might f of finest To the Man Who Would Get Rich “Quick” inal use only Money haa a certain ¢ city laws would men say they also Bo ictal be constantly upset." are offered wands a ll narcotics off “mn of before you inve far in exce the ord it ie time to Inventigu te Millions would have been maved had the thousands Who lost all in biue eky investments done exactly that CHIEF SEATTLE. ‘|Seattle Vetebatia Plan Bonus Parade Vets i in Northwest In Of 260 beds enc Plas ttle world war velew \To President Obregon, Republic of Mexico GIRLS! LEMONS ot the Paciti sens saree ne an urged. anes Dew Bperadic revolt ut the north by Col, Charles R in ooourring thruo: out the cou were being held ntry you follow the pian suggested WHITEN ROUGH of the war risk in-|up Monday, pending word from the ¢ Francesco Villa chief of police? He knew how ling to & Wt | national headquarters of the Amer. ough revolutions aud certainly should understand how to ¢ headquarters Of |iean Legion. If the os “put ‘em down,” CHIEF SBATTLE. To Lieut. J. A. Macready, Aviation Altitude Record enttle, The institu lio take would be located in Washing: | « nm, Oregon and Idaho. part in the prope veterans’ organizations rade, CHAPPED HANDS | er wea thelr juice of two intention to follow Hol | ining three a mre older hite, which WITH SIX working groupe a! ee Deer Hirdman: It seems tend to build « gigantic airship which you hor ‘ ¢ world to nee if the lack of prearure will mak ody burnt Hk out balloon. In every age there are men w willing to ri yelr reputations and their lives to bring forth the scereta of the universe. People call them fools before, heroes after they make good, | wish you luck. CHIEF SEATTLE, formed, organization of the Reagrve corps in the in progressing rapidly, ing to Miss Ruth Greenleaf, ry of the Younger Girls’ club at YW.C.A wtore will supply for @ few cents, |nhuke well, and you have # quarter pint of harmless and delightful lem ach lotion to soften and whiten ed hands. This ton is far eupe drone water to BAE CONDITION of Georee mm Ryan, former chairman of the King ounty democratic committee, whe is in Columbus sanjtarium following 4 nervous breakdown, was reported Monday to be improved. grade w nome made lemon to glycerine To Girls Who Would Be Screen Stars | the akin. Famous stage| F. 0. ADAMS, Spokane businews TO CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY Dear Flappefa: Think twice. All s ent “bad.” But |® « use it to bleach and bring | man, wuddenly stricken with heart| Take Laxative BROMO QUININE ar Flapper ‘ c I screen stars aren peut M [that soft, clear, rosy-white complex-| disease here and dies. Relatives in| tablets. The genuine bears t = both wealth and pe which one finds in “movie” studios, tempt the Ki Washingt ¢ ou. | of KB. W. Grove. (Re sure girle to moral laxity. The hero usually is @ man with several wives fon, because it dosen't irritate —-A@ | the Eastern Washington city moti-| , ROMO.) 300.—Adver vertisement diverced. Your Seattle hero may not be mo dramatic of young man, not rly tas likely love you fo He's the kind of low who takes you to SEE the pictures, but shucks, he wouldn't ACT in them! CHILY SEATTLE. | fed, He Ukely i» « plain sort onable, but—once he loves you, he'll Dear George: Don't you think it’s about time? CHIEF SEATTLE. Dear Doug: You are quoted as mying of our industry quit attaching stigmas to o! be the future center of the mo threat or & promise? “Unions Intolerant orttics ur people, maybe Paria will ture industry.” Doug, in that a CHIEF SEATTLE. To Vice President Coolidge Dear Cal: Speak up! Where've you been? Promised to make your office t Remember Warren CHIBF SEATTLE AO important one! To the Sneezers Dear Vellow Sufferers save fellow That Fits Your Range ana Purse OTS OF HEAT in small packages —that’s BELLING- If we are careful trom fMinees, Let's keep o about our anerzing we if enemnen to Ourmelves CHIEF SEATTLE. citizens To the Moving Picture Magnates Gentiern tog solved. “7 Taylor murder myrtery will never be CHIEY SHATTLE. ow do To Mr. Homer Brew, Page Ove Old Top: You're a useful, tho opinionated, citiom. Mut why not extend your field somewhat 1 ugaeet you crack Une knuckles of these apartment landlords who ere etili raising rents, turn your ae on the solemn assess who claim to take seriously the “threat” letters in oneetion with the Centraila Memorial, see that all candidates for p: office who arte during the Year and who formerly attended tate university, refrain from | the usual appeal to alumni fo 1 muy) keep up the good | | Work against new “days” and and 8 a while take a | | fail out of that other trouble mak everett True | | oneness To the Vote: | Polka! Re time i oo Speeches and t Tered and the Siaughte st when candidains w the babies, Heaven help th CHIEF SEATTI cE —Washington’s economical cooking fuel. “More Heat Per Dollar” every time. Thoroughly screened and washed in a big modern coal preparation plant. Just the right size to snuggle up under pot or pan and make it sing or sizzle. To Boat Fans Dear Maniacs; I congratulate you! 1 envy you! Yours fa the most exciting and the mont enjoyable hobby of them ai What is better than to tinker thru the long winter months 8 woodshed or basement with a wonderful structure that tx som low thru glittering reas? What if the boat never docs get it will furnish CHIEF SEATTLE. diversion for next winter To the Public in General Dear Fe ed ol Md and more m at Cushman hospital ara of CHier © you send to ear nome them ? SEATTLE I’m Falling, Flapper Dearest: Big Chi Most people have far lean against n t fore #he find where CHIRP SEATTLE To the Spring Bonnets © Once Welcome, now that the winter felts and feathers all battered and weather beate Ww CHIER CATTLE. yy t Boxb P. 9 © Crescent }ox joard Co., “ort Angeles Ceol That s one of the many about folks who Oi Co 2 hours 4 day r nd. . snout fois whe ment be prope 1 be Ciiuy BuArrLs reasons why it is so econ- To the County Commissioners Menar Ramea De ion and Smith Do game squarely on the ¢ Washington pon omical, and besides— you think you played the oon bride CHIEF SEATTLE. To Women Street Car Riders Dear Ladies er think about how much oftener you'd be able to got a mat in a crowded car if you always expressed your ap BELLINGHAM RANGE COAL 1s $2.00 A TON LESS THAN BELLINGHAM REAL LUMP. Did you ev preciation when one is offered? : CHIEF SEATTLE CLEAN—DUSTLESS—SOOTLESS. To Mrs. Edgar Blair TAtah &bcds UME Chen die Be EE Ask your Dealer about Our New Low Prices CHIEF SEBATTLE BELLINGHAM COAL MINES Seaboard Building SEATTLE Qthone Euiott 5017 6 had @ few add ul performances ¢ Joy nd parade more CHIEF SEATTLE. To the Proprietors of a Certain Little Lunch and Tea Room Mr. and Mra. Smith I've vis little food emporty tmes It's a comfortable pl mostly, and atiorneon ome and chat ere od, the men and women nter © hungry and want speed. hurr » lose your amille You're why t itt tur 1 and tea room ie crowded CHIEY BRATILE AL ERT E R TO CHIE F SEATTL E “MORE HEAT PER DOLLAR” Dear Ch ‘on ry « ate talke for different thing: und J f Troll ine (lth y L UAW, we downtown half block to eateh or him n yur friend