The Seattle Star Newspaper, August 24, 1922, Page 2

HE SEATTLE STAR She’s Floating Navy Yard! Out to Fix ’Em Up Is FRIDAY- SATURDAY SPECIALS — —no C. O, D, or phone orders; except dinnerware, one to a purchaser—these specials, except marquisette and small pieces of dinnerware, will be delivered. Repair Ship Vestal Object of Sailors’ —no goods Affection sent C. O. D. No approvals or exchanges. day-Saturday. SALE! ODD PIECES DINNERWARE 5000 pieces at exactly choice of 16 patterns half price —2 days of this sale, and so a bit of advice: Come i] early. Come expecting to see the best dinnerware OT l ess. values this store has ever offered. REDUCED PRICES RANGE FROM be TO $4 the Standard for china you know! —this sale a f star fe re Fri yo “The floating navy yard!” That is the ifie fleet's nick name for the repair ship Vestal, now in Puget sound waters. “Old Vig Irov feetionately call r, haps you've never heard of the Vestal. But while “Old Pig Tron” shine as a fighting ship, she is one of the most important units In the whole Pacific fleet train. The Pacific fleet must be kept con. | The and it fe a her crew af nevertheless, doesn't Miss or Mrs. YOU Every time you wash or bathe with Lifebuoy you wake up your skin, stantly In first clasn condition Vestal neos that it tn, matter of Pacific fleet tradition that It is a wonderful thing to watch it | grow in health and beauty every day, ever since the Vestal was commis Henry Ford and Mrs. Henry take a jaunt about Quebec in| a caleche. That's what they call the ancient horse-drawn | vehicle still used by sightseers in the Canadian city. s Pacific fleet repair ship, tt not on wloned crew of mechanics have andied all jobs given to them, t © bandied them rapidly The Vestal, which is of 12 It is delightful to see the growing admiration of your friends. CONVICTS James McNamara, Convict Cassius || Prison Too Soft for Inmates Dynamiting of Los Angeles Paper His Spirit Roves—Free! BY JACK JUNGMEVER | McNamara J. J. McNamara, brother @AN QUENTIN, Cal, Aug. 24-—/and cellmate for 10 years, was re ‘Prison in tk ft; two eamy; it! 1920, Matt Schmidt and laoesn't make men think hard Lissaehia i ais bias enough. It doean't age two ‘a ~ “ inh © hem that they are of «a San Rinabete, Gigs | [lretien ecctal system.” are his closest 66x80 In, Several col James B, MeNamara, lean convict | or plaids, Regular was speaking to me as he | was when he arrived. price $5.75, special, spoken to nhewspapermen ntralt- jacket, Friday-Saturday, $4.65, years ago he SOF | sstence ayeten jh 665 ton placement, houses all sorts of me It is so simple, so easy. mack repair chanical devices, A instrument amithy with steam ham alad bowls —dessert plates —sugar bowls —~-soup plates ~-butter dishes —gravy boats —egg cups —and hundreds of other pieces MARQUISETTE: ery special priced— 19¢ ya. —gomy quality marquisette, 36 Inches wides Choles of ivory, ecru or white colors. Regular price 25c, special Friday. Saturday, 1%e yard. MAIN FLOOR 25 of these enameled \cribs special priced! —cream pitchers —salad plates —bowls —pickle dishes —sauce dishes —cups and saucers —dinner plates «—platters electrical whe | pipe shop, mers, metal working shop, complete foundry, carpenter shop, watch and |clock repair shop, optical shop, fire| l control repair shop are arnong these. And all of them equipped with the most modern ¢ viees, but are manned by the n efficient specialists the navy could) secure or Yrain | | ‘The dreadnaughts boast of pend | Why not give yourself this hap- piness and satisfaction? IFEBUOY HEALTH SOAP Wake up your skin! | eunnery records, their cruising abil ity. The Vestal takes pride in help ing make good these boasta, for t ie nothing connected with any part} of @ battleship but what the Vestal | | is equipped to put in first clask con. | dition $465 regular price $5.75 famed in Dave Caplan, re bring victims pacer doing life and 10 years re | spectively fan ronles, Qunetin t# not as ugly as it The lock step, | Casatun, hann't wince 11 life sentence for the Low Angelen lof a limotype. A model prisoner, doing his task, am lemile, tenactousl, belleven, having things t© think dinsected | “hasn't time to imme prison life—the Cassius Quentin. He didn't glance at the nodding | cannas of the prison “Garden EF ful’ as he strade beck to his pu ing wt jers seek some of the dictation the 'D® | form! 1 don't want to nee beauty, to|powerful have so long monopolized thene symbols of old | he distracted by it. 1 see the dung axked me how I amused from which the proud Ully «pring» spare time. That's how I a lot of decay for every flower amune by thinking about | “gee beautiful nature, and althese things.” lame old man being kept in prison to | hus Jim McNamara no decent purpose. jhimself under my probing questions “Heauty! And I see the child labor |He wasn't seeking publicity. There 1 made |act declared unconstitutional wasn’t as much bitterness as I have ubout beauty and com.| “Pretty things! And I read of ole suggested. He talked as dis or confinement arrogant rich breaking laws with im.| passionately as the compositor he he neotfed. “More chloro !punity; calling it hell when the work-'once was might explain the working ripes, water cure, keeping ng his mirth holding what atarted “Bomeor myself in mynelf brutality are gone an gleam golden ons: | birds and butterflies settle upon the It ts a model £0. The hills the blue bay sparkles, dynamiting tu which 21 per prison, Prisons detachment, tn has that that asceticlam one notes termors who cogitate, in men w eourtivuie’. qahdtiele a martyred disc * binds close, gives you the tm y the whell of the thene walls—tall The outer world scorning walls rote remark count then of a cause " pression that ont yensations | “Beauty, quiline featured, | : man reaides within Jautet ja with a grin that working at his task of steam pump lengineer “They have my body here,” he con |firma, “but my apirit roven free. “It's rotten outside, and rotten tn |aide--te make much differ. | jence where you are | “Only those who fret, worry and [anticipate do time here, 1 don’t an-| He spoke evenly, without 1 don't boil up; I don’t get Neitier do I change my wened inn't « amile regular price $5.25 —as pletured, on cas ters. White enam- eled. Height 20 tn. length 34% inches; width 18 in, Regu lar price $5.25, ape celal Friday-Satur- day, $2.95. dowan't Special Let eof Men's Neek- aluece te $1.00; 39c 3 /Creditors z-... Demand Their Money! THE RELENTLESS HAND OF FATE Has Placed This Opportunity Within Your Grasp ! NOTE:™: entire $12,000.00 STOCK of B, SHNEIDER’S HABERDASHERY, "will be placed on sale starting Friday morning, for what money high-grade stock consisting of Men's Furnishings, Clothing, Hats, Shoes, etc., and below cost. It's going to be a quick, short-cut to results, and at prices that will sell the entire stock quickly. NO HALF-WAY MEASURES WILL BE CONSIDERED—It wil] just be a case of whe gets here first to get the greatest amount of this merchandise. Dealers are bound to grab up this stock quickly—the public should lose no time. Be here when the doors open Friday. Friday - day, inture ticipate.” passion. blue. ideas. | “Some think there's a better social ideal for all men just around the jcorner, But I don’t fool myself. And if tt were just beyend the corner, |whe'd push ft around? “The pulpit, the kept preas, all the agencies of the present system, go on lulling people with anaesthettcs—just # the victims here are lulled. Every. one thinking about himeelf. Every. | one = setfinh. Using catchwords of prosperity and goodwill. Prisoners | prattiing about their own canes, about being jobbed. President Hard ing doing nothing about the rail or coal strike Tate of propaganda People everywhere dinsntiafied and bewtidered. The whole thing reflect e4 in here as in a mirror eryons has a right to his Itv ing, but when some deliberately try | to get tt all, then there must be protestants to keep a semblance of balance.” Bo he Suntifies his attitude skips from prison to politics and back—"his mind reving free.” Giad of a listener, I thought, for few of his gray-clad fellows have ears for SECOND FLOOR ————/ WITH OUR FREE RENTAL DEPARTMENT Rev. W. A. Mackey Dies in South Rey. William Anderson Mackey, . SK. well known pastor in the Northwest) FORT WAYNE, Ind, Aug. 24— for many years, died August 18 in| Because the bride-to-be was attired Los Angeles, according to word re-jae a man, Lote Smith, 18 years old, ceived here. Rev. Mackey first came | Kalamazoo, Mich. and Frank Fow to Seattle in 1886 as pastor of the | jer, 22, Columbus, Ind., found them First Presbyterian church. Later he | selves in city court instead of at the Djwent to Bellingham, returning to | altar. |Seattle in 1906. For the past six| Mine Smith offered no explanation |years the Rev. Mackey, with Mra | tor her male attire, which was the Mackey, has made his home in Los! cause of their arroat. Angeles. Fowler and Miss Smith arrived the Se ae Might before the “wedding” on a BORAH CARRIES A COMB | freight train from Kalamazoo. Judge | Nature made Senagor Borah an| Mungovan notified their parents. orator, one of the greatest in the| country. And he has come to EG t Rid of Her. satiafied with the gift he has. The unimportance of his state—!Idaho- Thanks to Husband's Kindness #enaie than the ambition for the! presidency. He is almost. disern, | Allouses Alto. Peeled Peeled Right Off, has freed him from any iitusions bodied spirit politically, of the revo-|and Soft Corns Faded Away! Bride Dressed as Boy, Wedding Halts 616 PIKE ST it will bring. This is a and will be sold at cost fo he} Dress Shirts of Men's Dress Shirts, values to $2.00; on sale at 89c KLAN ISSUE price, per garment method of Seeing the exact cond tion of your teeth. X-ray. Our treatment of pyorrhea is con- sidered the best; $2 per tooth. Established 20 Years OHIO DENTAL PARLORS Second Ave. and University St. ONLY FOUR MORE DAYS — comb in his vest pocket marks him as free from the social ambitions} which number more victims in the} One Special Lot of Men's Felt Mats) values to $2.50) on sale MEN’S DRESS SHOES One Lot of Men's Russian Calf Shoes, cordovan and black—Values to $5.00, $2. 95 to go at this Great Sale for..... Special Lot of Men's Viel and Shoes, in all sizes—Values to $10.00—On Sale at ..... One Lot of Men's Dry Sox $8.60 values, on Sale at... about himself with respect to the| presidency. The habit of carrying a| tution he discerns he will be a spec- tator—Behind the Mirrors. Tror many years the burning | €allouses on my feet and soft corns between my toes, nearly drove me azy.” says Mrs. Anna Deckman My housework was endless torture and I was compelled to wear shoes | much too to met around at all and pains almost In fact, I belleve years in the past year or Cotten Sex; values on sale Special Lot of Men’ colors; $1.50 values; ae N’S PANTS pecial Lot of Men's Pants— $1 29 spiel: $2.98 Silk Shirts Let of, tens Sitk Shirts, fh 85.00, Men's Blue Serge Dress Pants— Values to $4.00—Sale Price...... Men's Worsted Dress Pants— Values to $4.00 smooth, while the corna betw. my toon just seemed to fade away. The swelling went down and I can now wear shoes two si! smaller than the ones I had to wear when my feet were in such awful shape. I really ol aw if J had @ pair of new feet, 1am telling all my friends and hbo: have any foot troubles to use Gypsy Foot Relief.” te $1.50; om sale at ‘The Man Who Knows” —AND— 5 OTHER BIG ACTS (All New This Week) —AT THE— Handkerchiefs We will nell Men’ Handkerchiefs ularly for 15c; sale 7c without tum quick relief later, or the little it this elty including jueey $3. 95 back the f “Hoyn' Scout Shoes: is sold in g00d druggists James EB. Ferguson (above) and Earle B. Mayfield. AUSTIN, Tex, Aug. 24—Fire and water enter into Texas political discussions these days. The fire is the “Flaming Cross of Scotiand Hills,” otherwise the In signia of the Ku Klux Klan. ‘The water is Involved in the ques. jtion of water vs. light wines and [beer. ft Texas will choose a United States senator August 26 from a field of Bartell Drug Company, Swift Drug Company and Ow! Drug Company.— Advertisement, ‘To those unfortunate enough to be afflicted with GOITR. Big Stock of Rubber marvelous reault m O%-MO POUL TICES before submitting to an oper PANTAGES If You Want to Know satisfactory as many per are Harle B. Mayfield, reputed to have a A A left imbeciles or the rows again, OZ-MO_ P sk lexa er oplied eee te More TICES | solid support of the klan, and Jamen roulation of blood to the Goltre|2- (Farmer Jim) Ferguson, im. SHNEIDER’S HABERDASHERY PRICE area, No Advance in Prices congestio! it's OZ-MO je wold at Hartell's, the OWL and other leading druggists [Of the most bitterly contested elec- which relieves the head of all and within two weeks @ big change in the Your health is in no ed by use of O%-MO external preparation. Swift's, an in $2 and $5 tins, peached while governor on charges of misusing state funds. Ferguson has declared himself for light liquors and against the klan, Predictions are that It will be one tions in the history of Texas, 616 Pike Street Seattle, Wash