The Seattle Star Newspaper, April 6, 1922, Page 2

i ST eee ee neat BER AMERICAN HOMES BURBAL" FRIDAY-SATURDAY SPECIALS— no ©, O. D. or phone orders; one to a purchaser—these specials, except lamp, wagon or rugs, will not be delivered; can be easily taken by purchaser. DRAPERY SPECIALS! —imported Madras curtain material, Many colors to “Spe 9 50 pr We wi ne these terms are for YOU: “Your Credit Is Good!” from, Regular price $2—. Spe- cial, Friday-Saturday ..... —imported blocked cretonnes. Large assortment of colors and Cc rice 298° patterns. Regular Special, Friday-Saturday ......- MAIN FLOOR “Great “That's enough tn quaint hb with the “Nota }But you don't project?” |book Ih lelippings —ball-bearing wheels with iron tires. Size of body 32x 1414 in. Regular price $549 didates di | trouble.” $7.75. Special Friday- Saturday ..........- SWNSTAIRS STORE | “That's sgadect wale I've had jtime that fot more regular price $16.25 —58 ins. high. Mahogany finished post. 12-inch silk shade in a variety of col- ors to select from. Regu- lar price $16.25. Special, Friday- Saturday, complete, $12.35. |suppowe y —very good quality hoe. Regular 75c value. Spe- cial, Friday-Saturday. .. THIRD FLOOR | “Yes, @ jgoing to ting our SIXTH FLOOR jnew. So Crex De Luxe and coors Imperial grass rugs: SPECIAL! —the most serviceable rugs for porch or sun room. Beautiful de- signs and colors. regular special price price 9x12 ft. .$27.50 $18.75 8x10 ft,, 25— 17.75 6x9ft... 20— 14.35 jmight be mite tn it —patent-calf boxes, lined with moire. Full-size mirror and sev- eral fittings. Regular $ 95 price $4.50. Special, 2? roing to 1d way the plant is bigger New Yor the proje “Rurely “r'm gi Skagit b ‘enough b (* hy red jot pubi |three n —oval willow shopping bas- kets, 1314-in. size. Special, Friday-HQC Saturday . oe THIRD FLOOR —several floral decorations, or all- over blue Ho-Bird design. Reg- ular $1.25 and $1.50 val- ues. Special, Friday-Sat- 79 ul eee Sashes THIRD FLOOR [going to pay him parson.” | +1t we ipay 366 WITH OUR FREE LIST YOUR RENTAL DEPARTMENT exclusive hand.” | “What the coun! “1 felt "TACOMA SEATTLE yf le SECOND AT PINE 3 pers tell about get thousands of dol- “I wish,” says the office stenog.,|lars for a kiss. I never could get “I knew how these women the pa-| more than a package of gum and a ———| picture show. Learn to dance at The Hippo.| -———— drome, Fitth and University, and| Prof, William A. Jackson, of New| marine you can dance anywhere, Prof. Wii-| York city, is teaching ail of the * yi» 5O mun rive, we will pay $15; $1 each is that big book you have there?* jot that office, [neports of five or ix engineers and jarticle that ood heavens, Mr, C HAS STUDIED SKAGIT PROJECT the Skagit.” | “An easay! Mr. Colgrover jtoo, on the street railway, 1 restaurant ads. You know the public gets tired of reading about us get [profit and loss, go ahead and fix up! about the Skagit, Why, the Skagit San Francisco, than Pittsburg, than grown to $11,000,000. If we « |making mistakes it will cost us rat 000,000 before we're thru.” | | “Rut you are not against public) ownership of util “Indeed, no! Lam heartily tn favor art of the building in which I oper jate the Northold Inn. If the three-| leent fare bill passes, my landlord {s/ jon the Northold Inn alone. I have lalready entered into an agreement to How about five-cent fares?” jrun on the five-cent fare profitably. | But I am for municipal ownership of | utilities out of polities and managed | by experts in their line with a free} ant to ki Scott, Mr. Colegrove, what terest in the matter to ac. imeelt problems bad idea, dxnctly, In this! ig | ne ‘duty, at some time in thelr career, | when they can «pare the time, to act on the elty council, especially it art men who have lived many |" afford to live in the |years here and have been made com: | | fortably well off by the city’s growth and muccens.” have the of every C. &. Colegrove Who by Curtio | jon't ever go to all that * them in the outskirts, where they| the jobs It has and to get new ones IC Ly orkag eerie a re kt orld ot an live and breathe and buy vacant | The Chamber of Commerce ts spend NIGHT” t what Tye thought, [front ee ae net erevee and (lt and bulld homes and patronize| ing $75,000 in national advertising AND Just what I've thoug' nthe later I was made buyer and | turban stores, this year to get visitors here, hoping | “A DAY AT THE pron TICS BOAT LOTTOR received before April 20 telling of a satisfactory transaction which resulted from the reading of an advertisement printed in The Star between April 1 and 15, inelw for the second best $5, and for five others § YOU RBAD TIM ADVEICTISMMENTS during these two weeks and go about your shopping, bear thi ow just how you are being benefited by the store the theater news, the reai estale news, and other business news that the advertising columns carry. Tell us about your tpnost pleasing ox perience slong that line HEP YOUR LETTERS TO 100 WORDS. Address it te Ad Reading Pays Wdltor, The Star, into it because I wanted to, Wanted | my Bkagit book. You we, I believe when a man becomes a can. jmome diversion, walked around the didate for an office he ahould take | CCM, thought it over a myrelf, I guem I'll shoot, Skagit book, and the @tudy I have made of that and the street car| hop on a car and run downtown and problem.” spend med?” bjsct in mind. oe block said to | urban “And you are not running merety | stores } “Twenty-five years In Seattle. , | years in business for myself, I was born in Sparta, Win, educated in McAllinter college, and waa 25 when to advertise your string of restay-| But rants?” men, who should feel it their yee at ll, have been here how we towe the impression for some|mansxer in the Bon Marche, then a)" 7” & man could learn a whole |thriving little department stere one | story high. After seven yeare with prines than some of our officials! this firm I bought stock in the Stone seem to know, Ho I've made quite ja study of this Skagit project. about our muntoipal enter. you'd o nd I've written an eomay,| publish it in one of my 1 wrote an emmy on the |nually, that each alien street car system to use in an ad to |annual fee of $24, the . and 1 put it away in my turn them the bad the way we have, harge that $2,000,000 up to 8 we've got, and forget all than Seattle, bigger than * We started in to bulld ct for $4,817,000. Now it's ry Mr. Cosgrove ving you facts. Facts, The} a the bunk. There ten't joo’ im the country to write! tok." ownership. I am against t fare, however, I rent the raine my rent $727 @ year] that much more if the "al | have five-cent fares T must | more. We know we can't! prompted you to run for] cit 1 could be of some service, | ~ AMUSEMENTS __| crn = ona a THIS TWKE A CRITICAL, MOMENT WEEK MOOR DaiLy . 2 THEATRE =?” um Cincuik VAUDEVILLE :'<*": Mam A. Jackson, of New York city,| latest steps in stage and ballroom! Hiss Josephine Vict — teaches all of the latest steps in| dancing at The Hippodrome, Fifth iss Josephine Victor stage and Wallroom dancing. Tele-|ave. and University. Beginners’ “Juliet and Romeo” phone Elliott 7187—Advertisement. | clasven start each Monday evening | eae SY at 7 o'clock, Telephone Elliott 3187. Free to Asthma and —**"=" |MUSCLE PLAYS Hay Fever Sufferers’ HAVOC WITH OLD CLOTHES “Hi, there, Jack! Haven't seen We have a method for the control! , sii | of Asthma, and we want you to try|¥oU for ages. Last time I saw you rexpense. No matter wheth ua were just starting in on a lot of| er your case is of long standing er| gymnasium work at the ¥. M. C. A Tecent development, whether it if 1 have been wanting to ask you how| aeent as May Fever or Chronic} Rresent Ae should end Torn crac | you liked it. Thought maybe 1'd| Mrs. John—Ouija, tf I should dio trial of our method. No matter 1m) take a shot at. some of that gym work| would John marry again? hat climate you live, no. matter | mos teas ae ; what your age or occupation, if you | Meet I've been feeling sort of! John dn a very low whisper} we daivied with aatwaa oF Jopy after a hard winter of office! fever, our method should relieve you| work. You look fine, so I guess it promptly agree , 1 right.” We expecially want to send it to| “recs with you, all righ i= those “apparently hopeless, cases,| “I'll ay it agrees, 1 feel Iike a othing in the world like For goodness sake, Ouija, have a | heart! DR. H. T. HARVEY (Ex-President Michigan State Board Dental Examiners) where ail forms of inhalers, douches, |mew man, opium preparations, fumes, “patent ulate aie quien iy Cicercmsan or SOO eee i ye tallnd We stent | @ bunch of setting up exercises for | fo show everyoner at our expense, |@ man who is tied to a desk. Only| method |s designed to end|thing that doesn’t agree with me is| : | | vit Dreathing: all wheezing. | that I'm gaining too much muscle | ‘otter is too important to| for my clothes. Chest is develop-| t neglect a single day. Write now and|ing, too. Looks like I am going to| « ty he method at once 4 no - OEE edt Once end BO| outgrow my clothes, and I sure do| Dental Surgeon Do it today—you do not even pay| ate to start in and buy a lot of Diagnostician |n new ones now.” Don't worry about your clothes Get them on my plan, and you'll | never miss the money. Go to 207 Rialto building, over the Pig’n Whis- | postage. | Pyorrhea Specialist X-Ray Laboratory Highest Order of Restoration Work Done FREE TRIAL CouroN ONTIER ASTHMA CO,, Room Niagara and Hudson sts, Y. Send free trial of || tle, on nd ave., between Madison | * hod to \d Spring, at Cherry's, and pay Sina ai ae Estimate SC A while you wear them. And you don't = *** l\iiave to make a large payment 504-12 Eitel Building |down. Then follow up by making| SECOND AND PIKE |easy monthly payments,” —Adver SEATTLE sta ementy, 1 Silver, Duval and Kirby BERT LYTELL in “Alias Ladyfingers” VIOLA DANA Lynn and Smythe Dainty Marie Venus the Alr Bert Howard Alex. Patty and Company ea eee eae “A Modern Cocktail” aturing Naomi Hunter -/| EVA TANGUAY ‘The “Man 0° War’ of Vaudeviltc Other Fine Acts 9OMING SATURDAY in Person ANTAGES Nights, 7 & 0. Playin, - admission: Mata. 250 Nights, 406 Fisher Co, department store, then be In| !ng organieed, and was made one of jfact, I'm writing an emay-—yes, I |its buyers and managers, After six i it an oamy—on | yearn’ service I resigned to go into/| the catering business.” | $24-a-Year Tax ‘for ‘The bill also would codify the natu-lan it always was, Mr. Hali to the| Compete with Montgomery Ward at rallzation laws and change the name of the naturalization bureau to the n'tany. Can't say, either about |burean of citizenship. |the Skagit ensay, May Shortridge said that in California | rectly |both lonse after the primaries, if I alone the school funds would be en jeet past the primaries, Don't know iriched $5,000,000 « year by payment! schools for aliens, here! * ithat I ought to have said anything : nn ——— about them just yet.” | “Are you against the Skagit?® “Absolutely. As near aa l can fie ure out we've spent $2,000,000 of our \last appropriation. 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Nylotis’ Hahd Lotion, 26 Water Glass Eggs are still very cheap—it's time to preserve them, Pints ......25¢ | Quarts » % gal......65¢ | Galion 40¢ Jock Vall and Hal Armstrong, reporters, tangle again today in Ke 19 of thelr battle of the century over Usreecent carfare, Mall say» the Armatrong says it will moan the dawn of By Hal Armstrong By Jack Hall Kightand«thirdcent fare is a| This morning my opponent showed it keeps people from the movies, from | into two groups. What the home lectures and concerts, It is immoral! owners and tenants rave, the land because it keeps them from church, | jords and speculators make up. If In Race for Council—No. Qs By C. Attle Some friends came to me and sald I suspect my opponent, Jack Hal doesn't go to prayer meeting, or care they thought I'd be & good candidate, |to. Hence hin indifference. Is that the old Seattle Spirit? Is but nobody asked me to run. I got| But, he will say, if he haan’t al| that the kind of talk that made Ge. | ready (I haven't time to read his driv-| attie euterow Tacoma and Portland el), that J-cont fare will ruin the sub-|ang challenge San Francisco? My ing herwelf in the outskirts by run-| breathing class hatred in this cam: | “But you are seriously inten. | "ing & home-cooking delicatessen 4nd | paign. i bakery. When Seattle men and women, “y can one >; “Becaune,” he will say Of he hasn't ery, as you 7 nang | already), “all the housewives would | Urned Gown by wouldn't, Whatever the carfare, peo | 11.4. sent leading citizens Bast to ask “No, 1 believe the affairs of the| ple are willing to pay something for |v itern investments to come here city should be handled by tried busl.| Convenience — the convenience of fey told them Seattle had clear dealing with m grocery or bakery) inking men and women, proud of clone to home, And—-here’s the thing |ineir city and working together. that spikes Mr, Hall's arrument—|won Seattle financed the expos! IN PERSON with onty dcent fare to pay, PEDIC | tion in a few hours, was anyone say with burbs, ing “This bill divides the eltizens or WILTON WELCH Dear the suburban grocery. voters into two classes”? | AND IN It fs not the wuburban grocer who benefits by increased carfare. Not crowd rather than pay hi, Low fare will take people out of| Seattle in fighting a grim fight in crowded downtown hovels and put|this reconstruction period, to keep jarithmetic, He mt out yesterday, |is advertising for industries, ‘Then | you remember, to prove the: street | we ee¢ the Erickson circular: “Make car fares would cost the car rider| the tax high enough for these birds.” | more at 3 cents than at $13, To those whe want to tax our jobs| A man and hin family would save, | away I say: No man ean prosper in| he figured. $42 « year on fares, but) a city that does not prosper, his taxes would be raised all out of | geleg has become the largest city on | Proportion to that samount—yes,/the Const because it has attracted + [even rained 20 per cent. Fastern money and immigration by ‘Then he began to ficure how much | fair play. Its tax rate is 40 milla. that 20 per cent would mean in dol-| Jerickson wants a rate of 80 to 85 Aliens Is P. 8 ed jare and cents and found it would | mitis next year. Amount to only $22 on a home ae WASHINGTON, April ¢—Senator | sensed at $1,000. In other words, the|_ If W® tax our industries and enter. ham from our own hog | Shortridge. ranch and our eggs from our own ja bill providing that all aliens in the} |poultry farm, ‘alifornia, bas introduced | man would still be mving $20 # year. of Bo there was nothing left for Mr. and want something | United States shall be enrolled @”-| Hall to do but make the poor man shall pay 48 | pay some otter fellow's taxes as well | money going ax his ow contrary notwithstanding. of the allen fees, which would go 4i-| Erickson may @rive out plants thorities for establishment of special | investor who has not yet jocated Toilet Waters | FRIDAY AND SATURDAY | Face Creams APRIL 6, 1999. ETHEL CLAYTON in “The Cradle” Sense, human Interest drama, ind nt fare will make Seattle an industrial and financial shambles w era of prosperity, Beli! Snturdar—Metty “r in the path of progress, It is| me a circular ineued by the Mrickson it is immoral, (group, It says: “The kaon street back civilization, because | car pill divides the citizens or voters y school and prayer meeting. | we make the tax levy high enough these birds will either use thelr prop- erty or sell it to some one who will.” been | grocer and the widow support-| opponent and Erickson bh The Story of = Crook, Hie iP Sacrifice! the rafiroad, which decreed Seattle should be a lumber | camp and nothing more, started to thelr money in department /pisiq @ railroad with their own! and pudlic markets. | hands, waa anyone yelling “Pay for| I have him there. They|my ride! Tax them birds? No; eecome ase sorrca Until Friday Night Only LOUISE LOVELY a) | Never since I have had my hom here eI known a time when good will, fair play and team work were | ko necessary an today. j “LIFE’S GREATEST QUESTION” Her Latest Photoplay Also jer Orpheum Act “THEIR WEDDING It i» the man who owns down- property, where the people fi Hall delights me with his| they will be settlers or investors, It! Los An: | | : owes ‘Russian Delegation . A * Arrives in GENOA, April 6—The prises one-third more next year, one|@tlesation to the Genoa two thifigs must happen: (1)/conference arrived here today, | Wages must be out and help dis-| polsheviki went at once to charged, of, (2) home industry must | move to lens heavily taxed cities, |°" ‘He peer arte, . which he promptly did, miles from Genoa. tention, and after I'd writ-|into @ fund for the education of | witty.nilly | How will Sears-Roebuck handle! ____ ten tt, backed out, I thought there |atiens in the American form of go¥-| fo not be fooled. Five-and.a-third | $52:000 extra tax on stock and $11 too much political dyna-jernment lcente saved is 6 1-3 cents saved, just |000 i” extra tax on building, and Portland? Figure it out for the place you work. to the control of school av | here, but the scheme cannot kin the what you ask for. Below you may find a reminder of a need: SPECIALS Djer Kiss Toilet tect“ $1.35 uraud'’s Oriental as. -—. 2. oe ee le ee ee ee eee Pai ‘a I Tooth Daimam, epeciat. ODE | | "Pre, ween... 37 € Wakeles's Camailine Liquid Baume Bengue Hudnut's Cucumber Cold Cream 50¢. Hudnut’s Violet Seo Cream, 5O¢. Septol Violet Cerate, 5O¢. Squibb’s Liquid Riker’s Violet Cerate, 5O¢. Petrolatum, Septol Cold Cream, 50¢, $1.00 special . Squibb’s Cold Cream, 6O¢. Doriot Day Cream, $1.00, Doriot Cleansing Cream, Satin Skin Cold and Vanishing 25e Glycerine ana Cream, 55¢. Rose Water, 16 Kosmeo Toilet Cerate, 50¢. special . . c Malvina Cream, BO¢. Creme Rhea, 55¢. Palmolive Cold and Vanishing | Cream, 50¢. 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