The Seattle Star Newspaper, April 26, 1922, Page 8

| —so they <n, took our offer Mysteries of d By R. L. Duncan Director, Neadlo Institute of America | Much has been written wbout radio receiving stations. But litle has} been written about the other end | transmitting. In the next few articles *n attempt | Jer A Jobber’s Overstock of Bungalow Paint cone 9] -69 AT ere GALLON will be made to explain the intros clos of the sending apparatus, In « radio transmitting station the electric waves that carry the wire Jens messages in the alr are produced hy an electric discharge thru the form of a spark coll somewnat simi lar to the spark coll used in a com |buation engine, Starting at its source of power, lot's trace the course of this wave: A motor armature rotates @ gen: out coe good many dealers get as high as $3.00 for this excellent quality ready mixed paint; | —but we got a snap, so you get colors for $1.69 and white, light gray and yellow for $2.29 per gallon. A LOT OF OTH SPECIALS SELECTED AT RANDOM FROM OUR BARGAIN COUNTER One of the world’s greatest! radio transmitting stations. Quartcans Buna } One Lot Wall Wagon ana Auto Giant aerials of the powerful low Ready Mixed | Paper....8@ Roll | Paint..16¢ tpt. station at “Arlington, Va. ‘ 47¢@ | isc Curtain Se Silver ¥ Pr he 4 Polish .....0¢ erator which supplies current to the primary windings of a step-up trans | former. ‘This step-up transformer consists | of secondary winding also, The) primary has a few turns of henvy | Roofing. per rol! $1.50 Tennis Rackets ..... Wagon and Auto Paint ...33¢@ pint wire, while the secondary has many | turns of fine wire. As the current from the suet generator flows thru the primary it | bullde up magnetic Unes" of force |) which cut thru the secondary—there |[) in inducing « current that i* In pro portion of the number of secondary windings to the primary, This is Usually about 20,000 volta. From tim secondary of the step-up transformer the current passes into er: hd battery of condensers wrere it le guarantee with every] HOWARD A. HANSON wil! speak | stored for n short time in the form ff, the Taller, 1106 3rd.—Adv. on “Seattle, the Flower City ot [ot electrostatic lines of force. a. before the Gyro club} These condensers are different | Olympic tI llardware Co Ave tween Madison anu Pring Hedges and Pesan. Join Basin League | ‘Two delegates to represent Seattle! f) jin the Columbia Basin Irrigation! league have been selected to take tl | pinces of C. D. Stimson and D. B.! | Skinner, They are Samuel H. | Hedges, president of the Puget Sound Bridge and Dredging Co, and Regt | nalad H. Parsons, president of the | Methow Valley Live Stock Co. and | the Northwest Fruit Exchangs, Stim. | son and Skinner, appointed at the re ont interstate meeting in Pasco, asked to be excused on acoount of; | Pressure of other dusiness, ONE YEAR tr the state peniten. tlary at Walla Walla wae the sen tence received by A. P. Dauber, when brought before Presiding #u- |) pertor Judge Calvin 8. Hall Tues (J) day on a charge of forgery tn 4 Detectors . Switches . Fixed Condenser Binding Posts .. Contact Points, dos..... Aerial Wire, per 100 ft.. No. 14 R.C.W Rheostats moisten the scalp and rub it in) ly with the finger tps. “By morning, most if not all, of dandruff will be gone, and) or four more applications will dissolve and entirely de every single sign and trace of mo matter bow much yi er || CH. Birkel Elect. Co. You will find afl ttehing and 4 Contracting Electricians of the scalp will stop inst TU Pine St. Elliott 2913 your hair will be fluffy, | glossy, silky and soft, and) and feel a hundred times better. ‘isement. | firet degrea. “Thank You” ‘This acknowledgment of a courtesy or service is somehow the satisfactory end of a transaction. Both parties are pleased and the relations of the mornent, however unimportant, are more hap- pily closed. There is no occasion when an effort made for the comfort or convenience of others is not worth a “thank you.” In the daily routine of teleplione operations, vie 9 the saving of ve is the great considera- tion, the opportunity of expressing an apprecia- fion of a service rendered seldom arises. But remember that the telephone operator is human. Courtesy to her means more cheerful- ness in her work. It will be reflected in your fda The Pacific Telephone /” And Telegraph Company ¢ -\ NSS pr 5s irons’ Explained by Expert The most common form of con denser in the Leyden jar | Briefly aereribed, thin is a glans }in elroumference and about ineh thick. within two or three inches of the | top, inner and outer coverings. It Is from thin jar that we get the radio Srequene y oncillationa. THE SEATTLE STAR Radio can bank of Seattle, and John P.| Duke, state banking supervisor, was! employed in receiving ity in usually from 001 to radn Tanner, attorney for the about 15 inches high, 1% inches % of It is coated inside « with copper covered tin foil to June 90, 1991 day were to be refunded, A copper Wire strip joins the lof the bank's officers, lot approximately $180,000. An appeal from the decision of Bu-| PAINS ® » mecretary of the Ausool perior Judge ©, MH. Neal, in the wane | ation of Unemployed, aren't you?” | of the Washington Shoe Manufactur:| “Yes; [am of the directors and) ing Co, va, the Seandinavian Amert-| organizers, too, And, let me tell you | being prepared Wednesday by W. V This was a test case brought to de-| termine the status of tnatday depow- | ite In the bank, which closed tts doors | have no money are told by the school ‘The court held that | board to eat from charly's trough.” all deponite accepted on the closing denee showed this was the intention The decision affects the Aisporition DEFUNCT BANK’ ‘School Candidate PLANS APPEAL! there, W. Allen! Yours ne familiar, somehow, Oh, | | name mething: During the school sem: | nm of 1920-1921, 60 per cent of the| ade school children of Beattle were) | under-nourished, and in 1921-1922 36 defendants.| per cent were undernourished. We) in some of our those who have ‘can buy food, and thone who “Why are you running for #hoot| | director, Mr. Allen?” as the evi “To remedy this and other con- ditions in so far as 1 may be able. plishmient of the thing for which | “ee taxes are levied. But 1 will com sider my first duty lies with the children to the extent of supply ing « child with whatever trained physicians may determine is nee exsary for the child's well-being. 1 would do this at the expense of the taxpayer, for what greater pleasure could there be for a commonwealth than to provide = few happy, carefree years for the children before taking up the du- tes of citizenship?” “You are @ candidate for the one year term, are you not?” « Another thing Iam opposed to {# military training in the school, | swamps undrained, foresy neglects Ninety-three percent of the nation’s ed, dixense rampant, rein discours revenue wan laid at the feet of Mars,| aged and humanity forgoen. ‘What fo commemorate the lust and lasciy Jousness of @ prejudiced past, with “Good-bye, Mr, Allen.” schools unbullt, with roadn ae aoe pinnate nchool to educate |was the statement of | ¢ president of the ithe efforts of the lin behalf of the # cient, thereby making it jto place a dox | The league tion of public schools fr endn sayn | fools we mortais bet” “Good day.” Co, SECOND AVENUE_AND UNIVERSITY STREET eens ee eset Tomorrow, the Big April Movey Day Se Specials, Specials, Specials, All Over the Store eareneeee eareed tomorrow will not be billed until June 1st ewe arte ‘ptnlnde “ae 49e 1,700 Yards Standard quality British government Aero- plane Linen, in natural color. Used for cur- tains, draperies, furniture covering, women’s and children’s wear, auto seat covers, men's shirts and art needlework. —fecond Floor Cotton Goods 25c Yd. - Regular 35c, 40¢ and 45c 1,168 yards broken lines of standard quality materials—plain colors in Devonshire cloth, Amoskeag romper cloths, fancy Plisse crepes, figured organdies, figured voiles, and 32- inch ginghams. All good, desirable patterns. Stockings $1.19 Sub-standards—in “firsts” would be $2 360 pairs women’s pure silk Burson-fash- ioned Stockings in a very heavy quality black silk. —First Floor Special Price Basement Quick Sale Movey Lots 125 Dresses at $8.95 The newest styles—in women’s and misses’ sizes. Canton crepes, crepes with georgette, wool crepe Dresses, two-piece Jersey Dresses, Poiret twill and Serge Dresses. Silk Stockings 75c Pair 1,000 Pairs of Seconds Women’s Semi-fashioned, excellent quality with reinforced lisle soles. From a well- known manufacturer at a special price. In “firsts” would sell at $1.50. Silk Bloomers at $1.95 100-pairs, cut full and roomy. With elas- tic knee and waistband. A wide assort- ment of bright and staple colors. Trimmed Hats at $1.95 A big special pur- chase of 100 Hats. Remarkable _ selec- tion of styles, sizes, shapes, colors and trimmings, _includ- ing unusually good line of Matrons’ Hats. —Rasement Millinery Women’s Union Suits at 50¢ Low neck and sleeveless, regulation top with tight knee, loose knee and bloomer style. Sizes 34 to 44. 400 House Dresses at 95c A clearance of surplus stock. All new styles. Slip-on and short sleeve Apron Dresses in a wide assortment of colors and attractive styles. Sizes up to 44, 200 Polly Prims at 75c Pretty polka dot and coin spots in fast color percale, make up these smart new Aprons. Large-size House Dresses $3.95 Two styles we are discontinuing. Regular- ly priced at $5.50. Sizes 46 to 54. Misses’ Bloomers 75c Pair 800 pairs—very special—of extra quality sateen, with elastic knee and waist. Sizes 16, 18, 20. Boys’ Union Suits at 45 Fine’ ribbed weave, in knee length and sleeveless. Sizes 2 to 13 years, Misses’ Nainsook Union Suits 75¢ Of checked nainsook, low neck, sleeveless and bloomer knee style. Each garment has been steamed, sterilized and sealed in individual package. Sizes 2 to 18 years. Children’s Knit Underwaists 25¢ Reinforced with heavy tops. Have two sets of bone buttons and extra heavy pin loops, Cape Suits, $10 Just Received—Very Special for Movey. Smart new two-piece “Kelley Tweed Suits, with cape and skirt. In shades of green, rose, tan and orchid. These garments were bought in a special purchase to sell at about one-half the regular price, Stationery 15c a Box 706 Boxes—Very ‘Special. A special purchase of imported Stationery, 25 sheets of paper and 25 envelopes, all French tissue lined. —First Floor Women’s Underwear 85c Fine Cotton Union Suits with band top, bodice top, cuff knee; also loose knee and shell finish in this lot. Sizes 34 to 44 in the lot. Regular $1.25 and $1.50 qualities. —Firet Floor Pumps and Oxfords $3.85 A Movey Clean-up of 200 pairs of women's patent leather Oxfords with Louis heels and turn soles, one-eyelet brown Kid Pumps with Louis heels, and black gun calf lip Pumps with Louis heels. All sizes in the lot. © —secona Fioor Introducing HOLD-HEET Electrical Appliances! The lowest-priced Electrical Line of Quality on the market. We will offer Movey Day Automatic Toasters INTRODUCTORY SPECIAL $4.45 A high quality Electric Toaster, guaranteed for two years. Turns the toast, insuring fingers against burns. Hand-buffed nickel- plated finish that will last, protected by color- less lacquer. —First Floor Hand Bags Special $1.98 420 in the Lot—A Big Movey Special Hand Bags and Beauty Cases of genuine leath- er, with moire linings. In all the new styles, including the very late Pandora, as well as the more staple styles. Beaded Bags $1.98 Special group of 36 Beaded Bags, all draw string style, in a big assortment of colors, First Floor Movey Day Is the Last Day of the Special Sewing Machine Offer $18.50 Electric Motor Given Free with any Eldredge Two-Spool or Rotary Treadle Machine in stock. Five styles ranging in prices from $67.50. A small payment will place one of these ma- chines in your home. The balance on easy terms. —Sewing Machine Department, Ip the Basement 50c Waist Linings 29c Good quality Nainsook, complete with belt and fastenings, and nicely finished, to slip into the waist. Notions, First Floor $10 Cowhide Bags $6.75 Three-piece, with leather ine three k- ets; cobra grain finish. sista —Fifth Floor $5.50 Suit Cases $3.95 Fine woven matting, bound on all edges. --Fifth Ploor Odd Lots of Corsets Special $2.95 Broken lines, not all sizes in each styles, but all sizes in the lot. Formerly $5 to $8.50. In Toiletries 10c Will Buy One of each of the following: A 250 can of White Violet Taloum Powder A 1% can of Antiseptia Tooth Powder A 160 Powder Puff A ibe brow Penetl A 2be bottle Perfume A 380 Mme. Polly Taleum Powder : A fey PA ry Handle But- Special $4.95 on K sae t A small lot including both der, all t A bo Cutex Nall Polish, front and back lac styles. Regularly $8.50 to $15, Second Floor gray or red —Firet Floor queues 450 in the Lot: Men’s Shirts at $1 00 | Extraordinary values in busi- ness Shirts, all neckband, turn- back cuff style in good quality pop- lin, printed mad- ras and percales. New smart and desirable colors and patterns, Sizes 14 to 17. Men’s Union Suits Remarkable Movey Day Offerings in 2 Big Lots Special at $f 1 Sizes 36 to 46, Ecru color, elastic rib stitct made on “Cooper” machine, with shor sleeves; in ankle length. A Sample Lot at $1.17, $1.88 and $2.0 THESE ARE TODAY'S WHOLESALE PRICES A special purchase of manufacturer’s sar ples, all standard makes. Some slighty soiled from display. Some of highly merce- ized lisle thread. Spring weights; long ad short sleeves. Colors: Flesh, cream, blue aid white mixture, and white. Sizes 40 and .2 only. —Men's Section First Flor Pearl Necklaces 59¢ Various sizes. French importations of tiny seed pearls included in the lot. Turkish Towels 35: 300 heavy weight, soft absorbeit Turkish Bath Towels, neatly hemmed bleached pure white. Size 21x42 inches Second Floor Silverware Clearance Lot A small lot, including a brolen assort- ment ranging from Olive Basktts, special at 75c, to Bon Bon Dishes, special at $1.19. First Floor 9212 Axminster Rugs {37.50 Attractive patterns and colaings and quality. 9 only in the lot, for Movey Clearance. —Fourth Floor Framed Views 852 Artistically colored Framed Pictures of Washington scenes, such as Snoqualmie Falls and Mt. Rainier. 8 different sub- jects. Packed separately in boxes. Very special for Movey. —Kodale, First Floor Children’s Coats $2.95 A clearance lot of 36 Spring Coats, blue serge and black and white checks. Form- erly $5 and $7.50. Sizes 2 to 6. —Second Floor Fibre Silk Sca Roman stripe effects, knotted fringe. Sub-stan long, 8 inches wide. be $6.50. 2.95 ith long hand rds, 62 inches In firsts these would First Floor Crepe Paper 10c a ‘Roll 168 rolls fancy Crepe Paper for crepe novelties and decorative purposes. A bolt 10 feet long for only 10c, First Floor Hair Ribbons, 2 Yds. for $1 600 yards heavy quality Silk Moire Taf- feta Ribbon, hair bow width. In light pink and blue. Regularly 75c yard. Firat Floor Half 65c White Voiles33c Price 865 yards of 36-inch Voiles in neat stripes and novelty weaves. Patterns desirable for women's dresses, blouses, lingerie, children’s wear and curtains. N 3) (Opeares AnyDoctor 0. s School Director in the functionyt the publie licate® Jackson, protes medical, 4 political or religious expitation,” nf | +o oe ere 4