The Seattle Star Newspaper, May 26, 1922, Page 20

The West’s First RADIO SHOW Auspices of Seattle Radio Association Spectacular, mystifying wonders of the ether exhibited before your eyes. Hear messages direct from the great broadcasting stations of France and Ger- many. Received at the Radio Show by a special United States navy station. See the marvelous wireless automobile, guided without the touch of human hands. Hear the world’s best music and oratory from far distant cities. Inspect the latest devices and inventions brought here at great expense for your entertainment and instruction. Special attractions every afternoon and evening. Dancing by radio music. Silver trophy cups offered in code speed contest and “jamming” contest. Entries June 5 to 10 Syren to all. Dreamland Pavilion SEATTLE ADMISSION FIFTY CENTS New Sport Styles or jazz creations—single- breasted models with 1, 2 or 8-button, or double-breasted models—they are all here in both extreme and conservative styles. ARE YOU HARD TO FIT? Here you will find suits so skillfully pro- portioned and in so many sizes that you are certain of a perfect fit—at a price that won’t dent your pocketbook. See here, the Largest Stock of 2-Pants Suits on the Pacific Coast! BATHING | P SUITS |Special MAS $1.65 purchase of ' : 100 dozen Pajamas. All-Wool _ rib-stitched Regular $2.50 ios $3.00 suits. values. Spec ial at ing better made. Special wy Tailored Home of 2-Pants Suits $1.65. morrow. | Positively noth- | | See them to- | $5 MORE? See our Big Stock of EXTRA TROUSERS Priced at $5 and $6 Match that odd coat Seattle’s home of Hirsh-Wickwire Clothes— CLOSING OUT SALE Plymouth Shoe Co. 1509 Fourth Avenue Near Pike St Away From the High Rent District CHILDREN’S Barefoot SANDALS hay sizes 6 to $1.25 Child's, sixes 6 to Wa we... Pleo bare rumble FS, * Suction-Sole TENNIS SHOES ' Mio im a. SLID ee verunnne Y27 1.) $2.75 Men's, sizes 6 to 10, at... . Ladies’ Oxfords, sizes 2% to 4, regu lar 83.50 to $5.00 valurs, take them as 98c a Palr “Seattle’s Largest Upstairs Clothes Shop” For confirmation wear, our boys’ department offers $18 to $25 values in Blue Serge Suits at... Both One and Two-Pants Boys’ Two-Pants Suits — regular $15 to $20 values. Specially priced at Boys’ Two-Pants Suits, made of fancy wool cheviot mix- tures. Sizes 7 to 17 years. Ready Co. FOURTH AVE. AT PIKE STREET ~finest in America, THE SEATTLE STAR Is It Chicken? Is It Turkey? Have a Look! “Russian Rubbernecks” have arrived in Seattle combina tio More The birds are the cro Turkey Kooster Photos by Priee & Carter, Btar Mtafft Phe Hence the name “Ruslan Fubber necks,” for the known as “Turkens.” Two hundred or more of the birds are now being raised in the vicinity of Seattle. They are sald to be good egg producers and excellent for table use. ‘The rooster both gobbles and crows, bending his head and neck forward like a turkey and crowing with the vibration of a ble. By E. P. Chalcraft Traveling in five automobiles, the county grand jury spent two hour, Thursday in an inspection of ferrien, docks, roads and other property which are supposed to have been topics of discussion be- hind the jury room doors since the invesetigating body convened March 8. Included tn the party were the 17 jurors, « bailiff, several members of the county engineer's office, and Deputy Prosecuting Attorneys EL 1 ‘Jones and Bugene Meacham. Boarding the ferry Lenchi at Leseh! park at 10:35, the jury crossed Lake | Washingtom to Medina. ‘apt. John L. Anderson, lessce of the ferries, and under fire dur- ing the investigation, was on hand at Leachi to see that every courtesy was extended. At the of Foreman L. G. Horr, Capt. Anderson arranged for the Extra Pair Doubles the Wear” models included $11.85 $9.85 | | | | | | ready to wear ° | tographere fowl officially is ‘Ferry Lessee Extends Jury “Every Courtesy” | ing the reet of the day. n of turkey and chicken that today wr mong poultry puntry be neartinenn, | the usual are becoming p enthusdasts all cause of thelr nd their fre ten and pests that prove injurious | to other fowl | The latest to arrive tn Seattle have | been received by J. & Waller, 6018 Fourth ave N. KE. who obtained three b one roovter and a set of exus for hatehing from the “Turken” farm in Santa Cruz, Cal Originally the birds were er in Transylvania and in the m tains of southern Russia, The somewhat uly in appear | Turkey He Leschi to make a special trip to Betlevue from Medina, ‘This was the first ferry the Belle vue residents have seen at thetr dock since their service was eliminated by | the new ferry lease. Members of the | jury exclaimed over the contrast be | |tween the modern double slip and| convenient waiting room and dock at | | Medina and the dilapidated, disused | dock at Bellevue | From Metrerne the fury was taken | to Hunts point, then to Fairweather| bay, near by. William Raina, pioneer Bellevne| resident, explained that the deep/| channel dug at Fatrweather bay and| | the small dock bullt there were not asked by the residents of the sec tion, The dock, he said, is at one end }of a mile and @ half strip of land owned by Claude C, Ramsay, chair jm™man of the county commissioners. The other end of the strip is at Me dina, tt wan eaid, where the new land ing facilities were put in recently. ‘The jury stopped to examine the large concrete drain, border. ing « section of Sonnet Ramsay's land for a quarter of a mile, The drain ts » “county im provement,” it was stated Tho investigation tour ended with an inspection of the Medina docks, | and the jury resumed its seasions in} the county-city bullding In the after noon, No witnesses were called dur- 5 A Hi With all debts paid for tts construc | tion, the new community building—| church, gymnasium and community | hali—at Ravenna blvd. and E. 65th | st, will be dedicated Sunday, at 3/ p.m, Dr, M. A. Matthews will offic: | ate | The community bufiding results! from an idea of the Rev. W, A. Wil: | son, who desired to have a church that might prove of use to the people | on other days than Sunday, Mem-/ bers of the congregation were first opposed to the plan, but finally en- thusiastically consented, and assisted | in raising the $3,500 necessary, Six days of the week the buflding will be used for community meetings and gymnasium classes. On Sunday it will be the Ravenna Boulevard, Presbyterian church. PUYALLUP—E4 Gilmore, 74, | drops dead while working tn his gar. den, os Ue schools on the subject of military training was scored by speakers at |The p: Getting “started” Is the hardest Part of any Undertaking. We hate to get up We hate to go to bed We hate to mow The lawn—but We really enjoy It after we GET STARTED, So it is with a Savings Account. Hundreds of People come into Our Savings Department Every week with That happy look— THEY GOT STARTED THEY ARE FORTUNE- BUILDERS —at— The National City Bank “THE § in refusing army officials the priv Thursday's meeting of the Young | be un | Men's Republican club. I’m in Bad Shape .... in my life. Here I am caught with a big stock “Hard luck, Sidelsky, but pay us now; that’s profits. I am battling to hold my good name Big Day Tomorrow ORDER I challenge any tailor in Seattle to match for a tailor-made suit, but what can I do when serges, cashmeres—good linings used. Fit and 1 ASK MY OLD CUSTOMERS more than twenty-five years, and I am sure themselves a good turn. It will pay you to 4 LOUIS SIDELSKY 801 3rd Ave. Corner Columbia My Creditors Are Pushing Me Hard ! of spring woolens on my hands on account of your funeral.” The only way I can pay is to and credit standing. To do so I simply must ANY STYLE these garments in fabric or tailoring for less I need the money so badly? Hundreds of pat- workmanship guaranteed just as though you —F TO HELP ME OUT that many of my friends will come to my buy two or three suits at this bargain price. “Sidelsky Suits Satisfy” I never was more desperate for ready cash bad weather conditions. My creditors say, turn these woolens into cash regardless of have a $ i) : AD 4 YOU WANT 4 than $10 to $50. I know $21.50 is ridiculous q terns to select from. Homespuns, tweeds, paid more. I have been making clothes in Seattle for rescue, and at the same time they will do See My Windows and Be Convinced TAILORING CO. Look for the Number HOOL BOARD'S ACTIO ere to present a historical pageant, @ The Spirit of the Northwest,” in | Volun park at 3 p. m. Friday, nt, in three episodes, will the direction of Miss Eva | Surgenso ohn. of addressing pupils in the pub- HAVE A SUNDAY TRIP] THAT’S DIFFERENT Leave the car at home and breathe the tang of salt water—watch the sparkling waves. Take a Steamer trip to TACOMA with its beautiful parks and varied attractions, Inexpensive—-Enjoyable—Convenient, Eight Round Trips Daily. Leave Colman Dock a 7 :00—9 :00—11:00 A. M. ‘ea 1:00—3 :00—5 :00—7 :00—9:00 P. M. 3 Returning steamers leave Municipal Dock, Tacoma, at hours except first morning trip, which leaves at 7:15, 45c One Way 45c 80c Round Trip 80c NG Sound Navigation Co. Colman Doe same Main 3993 ( col oe