The Seattle Star Newspaper, June 2, 1922, Page 20

“The Music Lovers’ Corner” Oot race Closing Out a Our Entire Stock of COLUMBIA Grafonolas and Records 5% Less Than Regular Prices are dropping our Columbia agency and will in future concentrate in selling Vic- trolas, Victor Records and the beautiful art Cheney Phonographs. The factory has refused to take our stocks off our hands, consequently we sacrifice them to the public while they last at 50% less than the regu- lar prices maintained not only in Seattle but through- out the United States, Be- ginning tomorrow you can buy from us: Other stores “Because he knew the wants and needs of all who worked under him and did all within his power to make thelr home life | that stands now as something | new and different in memorials. All the Newest June Records Included | different” slate | composition stone three and cod half feet high and three fect wide! on either side, with a bronze shield tehape relief plaque in front and a kom sun dial on top. Yet it i different It ts just a blue The workers m jat Snoqualmie Falls —the saw Together with four thousand other imi men, the loggers and the office force — have eree’ a Columbia records, while they last, monument to their late gener 0 as follows: %Se Columbia Records, Bow .. Other stores . ager, W. W. Warrena, now dea Our price ... pt This time it was not the off clals of a company erecting | : tumbia Record: | monument to one of their num- seaman * 65¢ | ber. The men who worked under | ‘soa ¥ | him so loved him, they say, that | $1.25 Columbia Records, 85c | get ~ rake the me | BOW ccweee 1 mot mselyes. | W. W. Warrens died April 11 of j Manager of the lumber compar: It was only a month or wo 1a that a small group of men sittin about the camp at the falls conceived |“ the idea of preserving for « Memory of that man who had gone. In only a day or so the 1,200 work We wish to impress upon the pud- He that all Columbia Grafonolas and Records in this sale are new stock— mot used. Sale begins promptly at 9 o'clock Saturday morning. = meeting of |“ * had been ca Other Stores ber -774 Ger peice é and the money raised You save . $32.53 $1,000. On the lith day of May, 1922, the monument, erected before th main office of the lumber com ny at Snoqualmie Falla, was dedica’ tween the hours of 1 and jwork at the mill ceased. with honored guests from Home of the Mason & Hamlin Piano j er Victroias and Cheney Phopographs | Third and University (Opposite Pantages Theater) j EXTRACTION , FREE DAILY joasts World’s _ gents Discover Finest Street Forged Passports BERLIN, June 2—Secret invest} RIO DE JANEIRO, June 2.—The — by British agents here re-|Aveneda Central has undergone| Yealed a passport “mill” where hun-| many improvements and is now Mreds of forged documents had been | clared by experts the finest street in turned out and sold. \ the world? SILVER PLATE For the June Bride In Many Cases Reduced to Half Regular Prices All silver-plated ware offered at greatly reduced prices in the Jewelry Sale of Hardy & Co. is of 18 per cent nickel base, extra heavy plate (Sheffield plate). 4 THIRST TES St Ne Our whalebone plate, which does not c the root of the mouth if ‘ou two or more teeth Natural Rubber, set of 6 00 Gum Ly bber, a perfect re production of the human gum, set ot teeth... GOLD CROWN BRIDGEWORK .. $10.09 $4 Most of our present patronage ts recommen by our early custo. work 1s still giving good All work guaranteed for 15 years. Examinations free. OHIO DENTISTS 207 University St. Opposite Fraser-Paterson Co, A FEW SPECIAL Bread Tray, formerly $15.00, half price. $7.50 Casserole, regular price $11.50, half price. $6.75 Water Pitcher ..$14.50 Regular price $20.00 VALUES QUOTED Fruit Basket 10.00 tegular price $15.00 Sheffield Tea Set, Colo- nial design . $75.00 Regular price $100.00 stipatio ing Prices greatly reduced on our entire stock of Watches, Diamonds, Clocks, Sterling Silver and Cut Glass HARDY & CO. Jewelers 901 Second Ave. at Marion St. AT ppappacs| err! aaa taal rr i while I one of the workers, said at the dedication: He knew the wants and needs of | suddenly Not that in appearance it is any Police Captains FE. dridge, |thieves who ked or cap ein transact about mi auto Fifteen per cent the averag “BETTER “He THE SEATTLE STAR He Was F riend to Mankind HARDING IS | Workers Give Him Tribute FIGHTING 10 | his memory 1. T. Mahaney, | was hum sentiment had been erected. Captains Play Santa Claus’ L. Hedges and J, T. Mason proved their big-heartedness when, after finding Mrs. Vera Et! Auto Drops Into of Bremerton, young children at Second ave. Pike at destitute after fal husband at the doe ne |Festaurant and with a night's lodging at the Rey. nolds hotel. and her ied eht Thur took them provided /Ransack Auto to Get Radiophones| Police were searching Friday for but the Union Pacifi Thursday night ran belonging 20th ave. N. FB. n front of his home and m the « do pockets of the . wh caliber re r of radioph nd a Dodge ¢ drug store 4 at tho soda foun. There are 31 pound of salt in each ”m of water from the Atlantic ocean. there are 187 pounds ton of ber Dead se, water, —through PERIFUSED —the LENSES glasses ber tire Bring in your lenses and let us PERIFUSE cosmetic today no longer have the conspicuous of rims"”— them today. rk 1315 4t COLUMBIAN OPTICAL CO} h Ave. Health Secrets Handed Down 2 sturdy race of 1 at and all-round health, Root Tonite nt to promot oe applied tn Cascara, Cin a—as a positiv ack of appetite n and that down-at-the-heels ALL RELIABL DRUGGIS' OR WRITE Celro Kola Co. Mfra. Portland, Oregon. to meet her/thru a protective guard rail to H. Cc of the business rub- ind nature’s herbs | DEATH SAVE PARTY Panic-Stricken by Regular Defeats,| He Joins Ranks) in New Jersey | BY LO Kh. SACK WASHIN ON, June 2. 0. BP. leaders are so startled by the unmistakably unfavorable turn of the political tide that from this ne forward all else will be made secon y to the mming the fast-rup Harding shows signa of panic. Abandor his orig! nal position of non-interfere in politics, he plunged into the New Jersey fight, throw whole weight of his influe the candidacy ¢ Frelinghuysen, a staunch “ ‘This is generally regarded he un indication that the president bh self will speak a phrase or tw pass along the good word in ¢ local or state behind Mr. and Mrs. Miles G. Buckingham till annotntrmagy ambi | MEMPHIS, Tenn., June 2.—Death won v Begg a de ended the “fourth honeymoon” of , “ fey 1 ln Miles G. Buckingham, Memphis ere to the party e banker, and his wife | Senator Harry 6. New, it was) 4 third reconciliation took the thought here, had more or lem of &| nis to Pickens, Miss. white cinch in Indiana; and the president | pickingham shot his wife. Bhe died kept out of the fight. New was) siortty after. A with soundly walloped by what political murder, tho he ¢ Former Other Our Our price .... 33.75 wiseacres had been wont to call @| ovnivorwan d sien Ghesee eles ee progressive “has beer Albert’ 3.1" "4 tow month ave. Back ..$226.00 $160.00 siiase YO" SAVE -. 811.25 Beveridge, former United States #04-| ingham had aued for separate mein 165.00 140.00 105.00 ; * ~ . “4 7 * tor. jtenance, A chance meeting came, | 150.00 125.00 «ears | Monument raised to W. W. Warrens by Snoqualmie Falls Coming, as it did, after the de | however, and the couple agreed to 240.00 100.00 = 78.00 Lumber Co. workers-—because they loved him. feat, by rank outsiders, of Con [try again and the bill was with 125.00 85.00 @x.ts krosemen Ira Copley and Clifford | geawn 60.00 = 45.00 boven jal staff, gathered before the! Ereland, of Minois, likewise true | - ichriliersconimeepngll 45.00 «33.75 By Wanda von Kettler the 46th birthday| blue “regulars,” this trouncing | 30.09 22.50 Because he was human— weary of Warren. et New cast’ everlasting eon- |Women Want Less | sternation Into the ranks of the Old Guard here, / So the president reconsidered. He | realized, {t ts understood. Money Than Men?! FORT COLLINS, Colo, | an. a | Two June 2.- can live very well on $2,100 a E SY fighter eee ere all who worked under him and | that unless he personally gave &t-| year, women members of the gradu-! A } a Fee a did all within his power to make [tention to primary fighte in which | ating clams at the Agricultural col | all mankind” their home Ite pleasant and their | friends of the administration were leg ere declared in anawer to al TERMS pomeae e Tae Genie ob ike ans burdens lighter. He was tho involved, the ultimate effects might | questionaire sent out by the college. | Our eles s. ued quis ya pt Boh endbonsoc friend of all mankind.” |prove so dimutrous to the party next |The men's figures were higher, j Hnksnels —-- oe er late t te bien A monument new tn origin of November ie too would feel the | eraging $2,650. Farmers, lawy - $83.00 cree men discontent In 192 jengineers and newspaper Having established the precedent | preferred as husbands. in New Jersey for Frelinghuysen.| Approximately men ere} per cent of the | Harding probably will 4 it hard) women admitted they were engaged. not to speak kind words for all sena-| and b these suid it wasn't their | torial and congressional candidates! first gement. Only 35 per cent having troubles in the pri 4. lof the men are engaged “tine only | ne of there has betrothed more than two and} day Bay; Man Drowns|To Hold ‘Services OAKLAND, Cal. Jie %-—Sipping Sunday for Deaf | Services for the deaf will be held | to &} auto driven by J. R. Ware. man them | o¢ Berkel: erturned an¢ ped) Sunday at St. Mark's Episcopal | into the estuary here lust night.| church, Harvard ave, and Seneca st. | Ware was killed. sceording to an announcement made | - ———— rida y of game birds were! ‘oyed every season at | by ofl discharged | that the birds, | a railway has/t Thousands jReedionsly a Las Veron, on waters frequented by health onrvice Insists | ean immigrants be reason. | ft when embarking so tha at | not bring with them dis-| bearing vermin ¥ will medied this condition. ie it voly onen, | radi. | Our operating latent of to- —in— Concert TUESDAY EVENING, sUNT oW BATTERY It, Li-plate, 80 amp. ri aus Batt P. 2115 Westinke Pick Your Own nes y the big TODAY—LAST TIMES L. 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