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} FRIDAY, AUGUST 18, 1922. THE SEATTLE STAR _ PAGE 5 ANNE ~~ COME ON, ITS YOUR TURN NOW! ge ‘THE RHODES co. An Unusual Opportunity | Why Not Make the Most of It? IKROEHLER | Daven-O v - S — —E Attractive Autumn Hats $5.00 | . | Second Floor Perhaps you have not visited our millinery section in the last two weeks; if so, a pleasant sur- prise awaits you in the displays of new fall hats at five dollars. The color line is quite complete, as are the styles, which include: MATERIALS SHAPES Velvets and Duvetyns Soft brims, poke bonnets, mush- rooms and large soft shapes, } Wuz Just GONNA GO FISHIN | $5.00 Down—$1.50 Week A SPECIAL PURCHASE OF THE KROEHLER a.PIECE MAVING-ROOM SETS are offered for sale this week at an "wnusual value, Suite consists of Daven.O, Arm Chair and | Rooker. Frames are Mahogany, highly polished, and Oak tn | the Fumed and Golden finish. All pieces covered in an ex: cellent quality of leather in the blue and brown colors, Seats = en the Daven-O have @ spring edge. Prepare now fop that extra needed bedroom by selecting one of these beautiful guites. There are but 20 suites tn this lot and would advise Fried to tell steric: S990 95.00 DOWN and $1.50 WEEK The hat éketched, a short-backed bonnet of dust-colored velvet, has double brim, embroidered crown and side crown of brown and silver and large ribbon streamer of moire ribbon. Price $5.00, : Girls’ School Coats Of Interest to Mothers A beautiful photograph of your child made at our expense. Inquire in Children’s Department. See the child’s photo exhibit in our Avenue windows, | ee SST weer Y | $12.95 | Upper Main Floor This price assortment of girls’ school coats is called to the attention of mothers, because, first of all, we know mothers desire good coats—coats that will wear well and look well and protect their girls from wind and cold. These coats will do just that and you may choose from Fur Trimmed and Plain Models In Brown, Navy, Copenhagen, { { GRUNBAU wenn ‘Deserted 43 Meant’ ys : / er a oe | She Gets Divorce Gr att Char ed in = Dire Foyey (te “| Cupids Grab Bag L ACE HIP } Mill Is Located ‘cninioeneeineenemtemeeeneee HAMMONTON, N. J., Aug. 18.—{ruled that there would be no retrial | svinsee Mill Te Located| Hubby Strikes Man tints rae oto “Cunite ome ot ie i feline an tn Sat lhese today | men has found a “divorce mii") Why issed pol : “Whom the cooperative lovers’! where more than 500 forged decrees ed Kiss Ss use | Velled hinte of jury tampering union hath joined together, let no/ Z be Other Coats Priced at $10.95 to $24.50 VIM > rue moves. co Men’s Sweater Coats Phraets Special $3.45 Gloves $1.98 have been tasued. Boe nei gear pg == The were hotly denied by Thomas Dekler,/ man put asunder,” ruled Mrs. Rodg- | Main Floor Main Floor iiisoadiesiiedbiahiciveh “ . oe “*leeoretary of the cooperative lovers’ | ers. | R ig 4 i § Justified in sesauiting G. E A splendid offering in men's ‘wool-mixed sweater An August clearance of King | . j Union, which ia marrying off 2,000 Some of the results of the matches |j) Green Diamond Is [nen he saw the latter kiss Ars. oveicim men and worsen who mailed |made are as tollows | Found in Africa ee jin their matrimenial intentions. | New York widow, 50, matched with rome GiH, SWORN. Dekier, who rune the show, waa lonesome Harumonton printer, 62 CAPETOWN, Aug. ,18-—~A green ~ : 2 , 5 ’ accused by some of cupidity because |Ocean City, N. J, life guard, 52,/1) | diamond, one of the farest gems in 15 Snakes Escape , {he was awarded the prize of the lot |matched with a Connecticut woman, | the world, bax been found 100 miles | and Cause Panic | ~™*"" Dee-0n iSyearold beauty 42 A man and woman of Philadel | gorth of Kimberley. | ; s of old Kentucky jphia, who were born and want to! LONDON, Aug. 18, ~~ Fifteen| - erncaestaleleioees Mra. Helen Long Rodgers, judge die there, Washington, D. C, yom | e yerything About Cuticura coats, displayed in heather mixtures of brown,| 84 pairs in 12 and 16-bu' gray and green. Made with two pockets and strap] ton lengths. Some slightly wrist. Ideal for sport wear. Sizes 34 to 42. soiled. Sizes 634, 7 and 7% only. é | — " * encuped from @ box left at| Earlsfield station over night and of the court, at the opening today |an, 28, with 4 Philadelphia man, 34 caused a panic. Only five have beon cymg ea ee aes ~!Coal Shortage Still |Bootlegger King in |New Arrest Awaits. . | : * ———_—_—— / oo M an | aw s H ere Acute, Despite Peace! Jail Becomes Father Foster in Colorado LONDON, Aug. 18—One Cunard 9) WASHINGTON, Aug. 18—A sur] SAN FRANCISCO, Aug. 18.—Har-| DENVER, Colo, Aiig. 18—The | itner had a net lonw of $10,000 worth ] | moment he sets foot on Colorado soil, of silver for the your ending May |vey of possible coal production fol-|ry Brolask!, serving @ prison S| wiiem Z Foster, labor jeader, Wil ~ ; . . se Senator's Diag nosis 220i (cis anit tan rae = evenires” ft, ‘be arrested, / |agreement made by the federg! fue! pho Adjutant ' General cisco liquor ring, has become a proud — declared emphatically to- rs ¥: in production is In sight, fuel dis | who was Mies Isabelle Williams, his ble ejection from Denver by state tributors here declared today. secretary, yesterday. rangers, two weeks ago. f : BY FRANK J. TAYLOR eevthes eceun, distribution committes has indicated | : WASHINGTON, Aug. 18.—What's | “6. A nation-wide campaign to | that deepite the strike settlement no | er Hamrock made the statement when 9 9 lthe matter with congress? | refine the administration of jus |immediate relief thru a big increase| A ®0n was born to Mrs. Brolaski, | told that Foster was planning to re VANII | A FREE’ Finding “ re thee as the surest way to stabil |turn to the state following his forele . | our elvilization and | Sign Saale In Asmeriow® of * ship.” i oe ent In order to convince more good housewives of the superior quality of : eeern Aeeerren, fe.nnerre. ©). The weeaiee vey gece a ey Store Hours—8:30 A. M. to 6 P. M. HAMILTON’S VANILLA, we have authorized your grocer to give you Eng tumatiost tandamae sownrd abt ah MemartnE en Laots at as 8 20¢ size (1-0z.) bottle of HAMILTON'S VANILLA free with each pur- cessive lawmaking,” he says, “ts | forcement ix lending to general dis matter with congress regard for and disobedience of laws, ing the Inst session of he says. . 16,170 bills were intro. duced in the house and 5.05% in ' Born, Go to Work | . the senate, making « total of tl. 222, not counting about 2000 | and Die Same Day | @ | resolutions, ~ —. : us LONDON, Aug. 14.--Two villagers | The senator thinks that ts entirely jin gone, Worcester, have just died. | too much law for er for 50 years, the choir leader wh chase of a 65c size (4-0z.) bottle of HAMILTON’S VANILLA. HAMILTON’S VANILLA IS RICH AND FINE IN FLAVOR, AND WILL NOT BAKE OUT EVERY BOTTLE GUARANTEED MONEY BACK IF DISSATISFIED An Extraordinary Bargain in TOILET SOAPS Special at 6 BARS for 29C TALL JELLY GLASSES One w other wer j died up h the same in the government “1. Have more deliberation tn GROCERS WHO DO NOT HAVE THE SIZES IN STOCK, the enactment of laws and reveal | Ot Sy allows Pill ; PLEASE PHONE MAIN 2932, OR WRITE mittedty pt Booey } of Sepia Dies! We have just received a new ship- Very Special at 33c Dozen “2. Simplify all laws in force. m weg if oa’ ment of this very fine Toilet Soap. Pure our choice of 7- or 8-ounce, with HAMILTON MANUFACTURING COMPANY Federal revenue acts are notable || CAMREN, N. J. Aug. | 18--Swal- ' cathe? made by the Palmolive lacquered covers. Visit our Canning instances of complex statutes (lowing ‘a strych which no one subject to them |" can understand. | “9. Rigidly and impartially en- the surest cmeatt |Husband Buried, She | | Then Has Triplets public duty for citizen and offi. | BATLEY, Eng, Avg. 14-—Three cial jh fier the funeral of her “5. Set up just Industrial tri ih Mrs. Elizabeth Lyons gave bunals to adjust disputes before — birth to triplets. UNION PACIFIC SYSTEM SHOPMEN WANTED FOR RAILROAD SERVICE AND AT WAGES AS FOLLOWS: Engine House Laborers. .38 cents per hour ir by Mra. Mar. | months-old baby Your choice of 4 kinds— Goods Section. Most complete line in Glycerine, Elder Flower, Buttermilk the city. and Rose. SPECIAL for 25 No C. 0. D. orders—No deliveries SATURDAY, at 6 for....... Cc KNICKERBOCKER | MAZDA LAMPS BATH SPRAYS —— Special 83c A real luxury—-transforms any bath tub into a shower bath. Warranted. 72 COLUMBIA STREET SEATTLE, U.S. A. 40-Watt 60-Watt $1.00 Auto Strop, Gillette G ‘or Keen-Kutter 35c 40c The economy of using Mazda Lamps should interest you, as they use only ¥ as much current as Carbon Lamps, and they give a clear white light. Buy them in cartons of five. SAFETY RAZORS SHEFFIELD’S For Shops and Roundhouse Machinists ...........- 70 cents per hour & RATES Boilermakers .......... 71 cents per hour Blacksmiths ..........- 70 cents per hour , Machinists... +1700 per hour Sheet Metal and other é 4 26-inch Household Saws peas er yg ae pre workers in this line. . . .70 cents per hour Special 69c Bach Reg. $1.50; special at 98c yb he ieiscarta ‘tee per hour Freight car repairers... .63 cents per hour Complete with blades Stationary Engineers. .Various rates Car inspectors ......... 63 cents per hour Maydole H Stationary Firemen. -Various rates Helpers, all crafts....... 47 cents per hour PALMOLIV HAVING CREAM *. ole Mammers special 2 Boilermakers ..++++ nba: sbbcpellaaasad These men are wanted to take the place of men who Special 20¢ Tube pecial at 49c .700 per hour Made of high-quality steel 63 per hour 47¢ per hour Passenger Car Men. Freight Car Men. Helpers, all classes. Mechanics and helpers are allowed time and onehalf for time worked in excess of eight hours per day. APPLY ROOM 3028 ARCADE BUILDING are striking against the decision of the United States Railroad Labor Board, and their status, and FULL PROTECTION GUARANTEED. STEADY EMPLOYMENT, SENIORITY RIGHTS, REGARDLESS OF ANY STRIKE LMON TROUT TROLLI Special at 69¢ Your choice of nickel or brass. Rig consists of flasher, leader, boyle and hooks. RIGS Combination Pliers Reg. 50c; special at 25c Size 6 inches—nickel-plated TABLE TUMBLERS, SET OF SIX Apply W. H. OLIN or Oregon-Washington Stati W. L. MILLER wean Wie 736 Central Building en Seattlé, Wash. SEATTLE WILLIAM CARRUTHERS J. W. FOSTER ; ° 106 South 10th St. 609 Tacoma Building Special at 20¢—A very neat, medium weight, fluted Tacoma, Wash, Tacoma, Wash. Tumbler.’ A real bargain at—6 FOR “ 29c

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