The Seattle Star Newspaper, June 9, 1922, Page 5

ERIDAY. TUNE 9, 1922. Special Offering of Quality Aluminum Ware Friday and Saturday ROUND ROASTER (Similar to Cut) WASHINGTON wheat crop this year 000,000 1 ment of agricluture The forecast was 0.3 per this year 2 per cent estima ESL 6 ot tion and ylelds of the vario % weight, 1014 inches Condition s wide, 6 inches deep State June 1 x Two parts. that lock lowa cere ae E aiaether. Mepraske ver eens 0D i. Special AN cosse ceee 88 price. 79 Cc % (Seamless) Aluminum of excellent weight, fitted with wooden grip; six-quart size. prides... OTT TTT CS TTA CS TTT ees nL cau by the Chamber county commissioners (Panel Style) Aluminum, good weight, han- dle securely riveted on; 114- quart size, featured. Special price. . 4-PIECE COMBINATION KETTLE Aluminum, of good weight, consisting of one sixquart covered kettle, one two quart pudding pan, one two-quart steam er colander, one angel food cake inset with bail that can be attached to either pan or steamer. $1 79 Special price LIBERAL CREDIT EXTENDED &. INC, SIXTH AVE.—BETWEEN PIKE AND PINE MUNSHI PHONE ELLIOTT 4910 |IKoMMtiiii viting Gen, John J. Pe tle on July 4 as the at the celebration to the American Legion. 89c with 600 troops fre Lewis, including = cavalry, a band and sailors from the Navy marchers from trate ganizations, The tions will ba mareh. C man of the parade ported Dickison fraternal prepare Yo Rules wit) be laid the competitive dritl for tures will be the to be of pe of jaxt year CLEVELAND, June 9. der arrest an auto trip isnt complete without some i Bluhill of a wedding | he and ‘omarty attacking with Starting Saturday morning, June 10, at 9 o., through its loeal distributors, will close « . all of the sizes listed below at the following low prices: SIZE a 0 SED 92x4h...... will total 86 helx, compared with 7 000,000 bushels last year, the estima tos of Commerce and civic organizations and officials ‘The invitation was drafted a several hundred troops from detachment contingent drill teams, it wax announced. event will be on the evening program in the stadium, Three other big fea acular after twilight, the t Trains and the tfaucon apect weretary of *. will outrival the Arrested Leaving Church With Bride n diamonds for 98 depart made on a condi cent of normal on condition on June 1 last year 1 winter wheat condi Telegrams were to be sent Friday the in be staged by Camp of of and nal and eivie or veterans’ organtza hundreds in the tine Norman Dickisen, chair committee re id that he had invited to n shortly for fraternal This display Placed un his bride his} of his sister REGULAR PRICE $20.10 $25.85 $26.90 $27.95 $34.45 | TIRE SALE| VACUUM CUP The Pennsylvania Rubber THE SEATTLE SEMEN AMERICAN SOMES re | Year’s Wheat Crop 18,633,000 90 19,247,000 teres 94 991,601,000 HOM cece. 83 17,613,000 *Spring wheat The total wheat acroage at 66,7 was placed 70,000 acres, or 1 per cent of normal. The bureau forecast other crops as 1,905,000,000 bushels with 1,061,000,000. Darley~-191,000,000 with 151,000,000 $1,000,000 bushels, compared 58,600,000. com bushels, com hay-—106,000,000 tons, com 4 with 97,000,000 tons. 48 bushels, com with 5 ches 64 00 bushels, com with 93,000,000 Transferred To prevent a possible repetition of | | life in the navy INVITE PERSHING FEARS ATTEMPT =TO CITY JULY 4 AT PRISON DASH Arrange Elaborate Program Pal of Roy Gardner Will Be, for Celebration | | STAR KATO TO HEAD _ to Show H uge Gain JAPAN REGIME Admiral to Have Big Task of Forming Government BY CLA Ch DUP ‘ Admiral of the not wh virtually com a by ¢ Hirohite uccopt the task o: forming a new government Admiral Kato wa. on afterwards word an given out d unwilliognes it was gene would yield in 63 years of spent practically hi entire He was der in chief of the Jap if summoned to Kato | to become premier but ally believed that he Admiral Kato, who pean ng the war war he was al nquadron a t part in the HERE’S MORE ABOUT HOTEL DRIVE STARTS ON PAGE ONE | —— > H. Black, Jr, 2. H. Bloedel, G. C. the sensational dash for liberty last | Labor day by Roy Gurdner, Everett |Corbaley, T. A- Davies, J. F, Douglas: Impyn 1 Lawardus Bogart, pris H. 3. Barling, A, 8. Eldridge, G. W ifficiain wt MoNeil’x island federal | Milscher, A. F. Haine H. C. Henry | penitentiary will transfer Bogart to John ©, Higg Kin J MeVay Leavenworth federal prison announced Friday Bogert was wounded in the dash in whieh ar ped and Im ly wounded. Bogart vered and will be th to finish his riminal att it was pyn was that reason he ts be He will be Police Accom Sergt. B.C. Griffin GEORGE SURE HAD LIVELY AMBITION WHEN HE WAS KID Twenty years ago a gangling kid hung around the old wooden potice station then the trim law os and City Halt park now put in all of hin « ging rides on the looking at criminals’ getting In the way of the police men. Despite his ubiquity was a favorite with the coppers. “T wanta bf a policeman, and then T wanta be a detective, and then, maybe, I can get to be chief of police young George Reynold to his blue coated friend: he of his wixhes will be fulfi George now says he tm cont let nome one else fill the chiefs chair, while he unders ~ the ite Sherlock Holmes and Lecoeq LOUISVILLE blood given by of Centre Mra, K Ky. —Th in ue VACUUM CUP FABRIC CASINGS SALE PRICE $12.95 $16.45 $17.45 $18.45 $21.60 by Seattle | on the county at Friday. This is gayn next Monday, will be . 7 S EVERETT.—D. 5. Griffin ® hotice that sult hus been brought known ay “Government Insurance ais . alles against the y a states oettt Devine, arrested on interurban | purp — from Seattle on suspicion of '$500, 000 for Navy ms, W i, A. She son, who w in Februa mmnittes was appointed by Waterh) sUCCeRe recent hotel the en in Tacoma million dollars waa subscribed. in six days has served as a stimulus to the efforts of Seattle business men and the community in general, whereby pate icing naaciia digs HERE’S MORE ABOUT JAPS SUED STARTS ON PAGE ONE tion and the antialien land law Hirabayashi & tained the land from the Whi dens, Inc., which WAVE No interest in ft the property for the In the second suit the defendants are K. Okubo and wife, and Kisculo Aral Okut alleged to be in pow wesston of ¢ re farm on Vashon island, the Utle to which ix held by Ar ¢ is that Aral, who an cith pead, and i#! tic kubo, simply River is alleged to pt to hold anene ox order that the defehdants ne of the farme nam equenttly to the suit being t Colvin filed lis pendens with hat anye d assume ding legal ac led from time te Work at Bremerton WASH! *, June 9 Th on nner 1 1 aff Special Sale on Wall Paper and Paints Extra good House Paint— gals. $2.55; qts...78¢ Floor Varnish, qts...82¢ Floor Paint, qts......85¢ These tires are all standard first-grade but, are not guaranteed. to prior sale. TERMS: STRICTLY CASH Deliveries will be made no free tube with these tires. CANAL TIRE CO., INC. “Where Westlake Crosses the Canal” Garfield 0184 NON-SKID TIRE SERVICE CO. 910 E. Pike Broadway and Pike ; East 0173 SEATTLE DISTRIBUTORS: CHANDLER HUDSON CO. Western Avenue and Columbia Street Main 1880 PROPST TIRE CO. Eighth and Olive Elliott 4251 on account of these low prices, Only a limited stock on hand, and all quotations are subject at the convenience of the distributors. There will be Big Reduction on Wall Paper W. B Pepe & Co. 525 Pine Street Opposite Frederick & Nelson 1224: 1 hird Ave. (CORAMNIVERSITY: Drive to ‘Reinstate have offered to co-operate with the Radio Sets and Supplies Telephone Main 0214 3:40 to 4:15 p.m, DALLY (except Sunday) 7:15 to 8:15 p. m—Monday, Wednesday, Friday [RADIO THe RHODES co. D Our « | Windows Will Tell BROADCASTING Now for That VACATION TIME! Many a boy’s heart is thrilled right now with the thoughts of the great, big out-of doors! Boys are boys but once! it by fitting them out in rugged wear they are sure Don’t keep them from it. Rather, prepare them for clothes that will stand the to get, Young Boys’ Wash Suits $1.65 to $3.95 The ideal garb for the youngsters for Summer wear is a neat Wash Suit. We are displaying a Pate Sg line of them, including the well-known Tom Sawyer make. ‘They are in Oliver Twist and Middy styles in sizes 9 years. Priced at $1.65 and up to $3.95 each. Boys’ Sport Blouses for Summer Sport ees of materials includin ale, madras and khakt, Cotton Bathing Suits in a in wines 16 years. A splendid assortment of patterns, priced Ps arcsgpeer Bescrtpne Each, 4 “896 00, 81.15 and 81 ese es Boys’ Sport Shirts ure selling for 00, $1.25 and $1.50. Worsted Bathing: Suits, i alt , . . the popular colors. Each, Boys’ Two-Knicker Suits 83.75. Special $5.95 ’ Suits in a broken line of size ave been priced for a ‘They re in all sizes except 4, 9 and 11 This is & smart styled Suit. A splendid pat- vom. Specially priced for Saturday at 20 ¥ quick a time tern a ment to cho 85.95 ao suit Outing Wear for Summer Toys, vou will find a choice assortment of Outing Wear here, and mother knows that it is priced right, too. Khaki Blouses in regular and Sport styles. Sizes 6 to 16 years. 2 eLas. Choice, from Each S®¢, $1.15 and 81.50. ‘o $1.25. Khaki Shirts in sizes 12% to 14. Each $1.25 and $1.50. Boys’ Straw Hats in plain Khaki Knicker Trousers at, a pair, 95¢, $1.75 and $2.25. and combination colors, are Khaki Hiking Breeches, with laced legs. A pair $1.85 and *elling from 75¢ to $3,560 $2.75. each. Khaki Wash Mats, with roli and turned down brims. Each, * T5e. Tweed Caps Sport Blouses of perenles and madras, in light patterns. Each, Tweed Caps in ex a Te, SPe, B1.00 ani $1.25. shapes, with satin linings and Sport Shirts, with rt sleeves $1.00 and $1.25. unbreakable visors. Wack, Wool Caps, in splendid patterns n. THE. $1.80. Boys’ Department, Main Floor, Rear THE RHODES CO Bathing Suits Boys’ Hats A complete line of Boys’ Hats — made of substantial, was! Wash Ties 19¢ or 3 for 50¢ ‘Seattle Girl Has Insurance for Vets) Scribners Story) Every exservice men's organiza-/ Elizebeth T. Kirkwood, a former! mn and the Red Crore of thie city student of the school of journalism of the University of Washington, ts the avthor of an “article, “Life and! the Librarian,” published in Serib-| ner’s Magazine for June. here. arge of the announced Friday.. Six There are no taxes of any kind in| parole violator from San island of Alderney. prison The “Wonderful Discovensil ECZEMINE For eczema and skin diseases, car‘ now be obtained at good drug being here or from Joyner Drug Go.’ Quentin | kane, for $1.00 per bot! | tisernent. Store Hours—8: 30 | A. M. to 6 P. M. LUX SPECIAL AT 3 PACKAGES 25¢ SPECIAL For all fine laundering we shrink wooler Special phes. 25¢. No ©. 0. D, orders WOOL BATHING SUITS $4.00 AND $5.00 tic weave; sizes and plug. MOLDED to fii ery member of the family COASTER WAGON SPECIAL AT $4.98 |..... .. $4.00, Regular $7.50 gular 50-foot; © This % Molded Hose lings included. No. DRON; wheels; 1 of hardwood wheels, Equipped with brake RADIO HEAD PHONE NERCO—2200 Ohms SPECIAL fa “ artillery 10.ineh bearing, 14x34; rie SPECIAL Indian style: easy to curry; asac Electric Toaster Stove Regular $41.00 AT $2.59 nickel-plated; complete with cord Special at $2.59. CORRUGATED HOSE SPECIAL is hard to kink; coup: CAMPING HAMMOCKS AT $1.98 folds up into a small package, rted colors, Special at $1.08, Decorated Semi-Porcelain CUPS Special at 15¢