The Seattle Star Newspaper, September 8, 1922, Page 5

MEMBER AMERICAN HOMES BURFAU Z'FRIENDS BOOST FOR STARWICH TTLE STAR [WOULD PUT HOMES ON BUDGET] Eleven Speak in His Behalf} in Night ya ; j temerrccacne: = . uabiones -| . ‘ Watch Sunday Papers for Fall Fashion Fete Announcement “for 22 years, Matt Starwich's . - jrecord has spoken for itself, It f = spoaks as loudly tonight as it ever did, It is @ splendid record, Tonight 1. of hin fri are speaking from ‘rostrums thruout the entire county for it and him,” | In this manner did Joseph A. Rar to, lawyer, open his xpeech at a meet ing at Tolt Wednesday night, in be | half of the reelection of Starwich a sheriff, The entire 11 speakers dwelt on Starwich's record and his tnoreased efficiency and ability to == | make his record an even better one | during the next four years, They | told of his perseverance in the pur: | sult of honest duty and an economl- eal administration, his upright char. } acter, and what he had done in the Way of saving thousands of dollars for taxpayers. Those who spoke were Atwood A. | | Kirby, at Groen Lake public brary; | Philip M. Liddy, at Kent; Dr. J. A.| Ghent, In the Capitol Hil district; | Franklin P. Anderson, Renton | Charles L. Carlson, Auburn; Dr. J. » Tucker, at North Bend; Frederick iH. Carmichael, at Enumolaw; Thom. | aa GO. Harding, at Green Water Riv ; Herbert L. Thompson, at Kirk nd, and H. James Lawton, at | Woodinville. ' Fourteen meetings are planned GO. THE RHODES eae Cane and Mahogany Rocker Sterling Range E eled nam: White—Blue—Gray — Seer ee <= ns OM are see = EE Women’s Fall Suits The Last Word in Style Choice $ 29.50 Each Second Floor oan Among many new shipments of Fall Suits arriving almost daily, is a group of especial merit, and at the very low price of $29.50 each. Suit values are abundant in this assort- ment, every model of which features the very smartest lines Cane Seat and Back Mahogany of higher priced suits. Fintshed Rocker as shown, well constructed, with best quality hand-woven cane, A very attractive design. Fea tured at an extremely LOW the week... 916.25 the week Can furnish Arm Chair to match, if desired. Has drop warming closet door, concealed pipe, nidkel-trim- med base and door frames, Porcelain pane! in oven door, warming closet and splasher; 16-tneh oven >... 949.90 Burns Equally Well Soft Coal or Wood Cheerful Heater For Wood or Coal Sizes range from 16 to 44, and trimmings include braid, embroidery and pretty fur collars of Beaverette and Caracul. You will certainly be pleased with the fine materials and workmanship that each model plainly shows. Colors are: Navy, Burgundy, Sorrento, and all the Dainty Shades of Brown. = = = = = —— THE RHODES CO Seattle Agents for Quick Meal’ Gas Ranges = Equipped with the LORAIN Oven Heat Regulator Steel and cast body with du- plex grates; top, front and side feed; full nickel trim. x.” $32.50 sine..... tees LIBERAL CREDIT EXTENDED vom eee naan MARSEILLES, furniture Qi inc. AVENGE BETVE PIKE AND PING for various communities thruout the | | county city Thursday night, at | which the Starwich flying squadron will speak | SHIPLOAD OF WHALE TAILS) VICTORIA, B. C, Sept. &.—-Epiou rean Japanese will be able to tickle their fastidious. palates with the! choicest British Columbia whale tails | when the kteamer Arizona Maru | reaches the little prown Iand across the Pacific at the end of her present | voyage. Before the vessel left Victoria Wed neaday night. 15 tons of this deticncy | were taken aboard, the first to be| shipped by the Consolidated Whal- | ing corporation. In a lengthy period. | A mighty scramble ts anticipated at | Yokohama when the consignment ar. rives. In Japan, it is said, “a whale tat! a day keeps the déctor away,” and the meat ia, In consequence, in great favor. Lyda Southard Is ! Sued for Divorce | LOB ANGELES, Sept §.—Mre | Lyda Southard, convicted at Twin | Falls, Idaho, of potroning one of her | ate aystem of bookkeeping or the | clubs and we hope to make It na keeping of @ slavish record of every | | husbands to obtain his life insurance, may lose another spouse. Pau! V. Southard, surviving by band of the alleged female Riuebear ———~ | today filed suit for divorce. | Sept. §—Made tn-| DULUTH, Mion., Sept. §.—Mise Southard, who, during his wife's! gane by seasickness on their journey | Blanche Porter, a Wisconsin motor | trial, stood by her thruout, gave her frem = Alexandria, two passengers ist, stuck out *her tongue at an) convietion of @ felon: cQUR® officer who reprimanded her for fast) his action. ou a 7 Mrs. Edith BY MARIAN HALE Bighty-five per cent of the money in circulation passes thru women's hands. Statistios show that they get about 33.18 per cent value for every dol lar they spend Common sense shows there ts a big leak somewhere. To locate this and remedy it, the women of Dayton, ©. are undertak ing 8 thrift campaign for three months, which will include a syste matic study of buying, budgeting and aaving Mre Edith MeClure-Patterson, who is organizing the work in Dayton and is chairman of thrift for the fed. erated women's clubs of the state of Ohio, explained the plan to me. “We alm to put every home on a budget.” she announced, “but by budgeting we don't mean an elabor nt that i* spent. “We mean a systematic reconetlt tion ef the income and the expenses, tn order to gain the greatest 4 nome ond pleasure as well aa to got the utmost value for every cent ex pended “Different Incomes and ttving con- McClure-Patterson | proportions until they fit ber needs most comfortably “When women will regard the management of a home as just as important an item as the manage mont of a factory they will get the thrill from housekeeping men get “In Dayton we are carrying on the campaign thru the women's clubs, banka, merchants and the press. The banks are co-operating by making out budgets and giving us their speak ere to tell us about various financial problema, Stores have offered their buyers to tell us about the value of produce and the time and conditions under which to buy most advantage ounly. Schoola churches and papers are promoting our propaganda of saving. “We will carry our plan thryout the state by means of the women's tlon wide.” Mra. Patterson te a niece of the liate John H. Patterson, and it was |thru his influence that she under took welfare and social work. SNATCH THIS , te igae Women’s Wool Scarfs $3.25 to $8.95 Upper Main Floor The Women's Bloure Department has just re celved n extensive shipment of Throw Scarfs made of a fine quality of brushed wool, Mohair and Angora They are diepinyed in berutiful plain and com- These Scarfs are from 12 to 24 lengths. Priced dination colors inches wide and in appropriate from $3.25 to $8.95 each Boys’ Overcoats for Fall Splendid Values—$5.95 Boys’ Dept—Main Floor Rear The cooler weather coming on now won't bother the youngster who wears one of these Chinchilla Overcoats. They are in colors of brown, gray and blue. We also have Men’s Union Suits $1.35 Each Main Floor Splendid quality Cotton Union Suits of me- dium weight, mottled gray in color, rib stitched and made with closed crotch, They are in ankle length styles with quarter length sleeves. You will like them for they are of a very suitable weight for Fall wear. Specially priced at 81.35 a suit. RADIO PROGRAM TONIGHT Rendered through the courtesy of the Cornish Sebool of Music. them made of the heavy overcoating mixtures. They are styled with belt all around, two breast pockets, two side pockets and with inverted plaited backs. Sizes are 8 to 8 years. (hoice at $5.95. BOYS’ MACKINAWS with large shaw! collars, belt all Sizes 9 to 18 years. around, and two large side pockets. Priced at $7.95 each. Gertrude Nord, Soprano Clarence Hale, Baritone Elizabeth Choate, Violinist 7:15 TO 8:15 —"K. D. Z. E.” THE UTMOST 1922 Record of | \470.22 unknown man was un- hurt after being struck at Spokane ave. and Riverside st. on | Wednesday by an auto driven by Hubbubs—How do you like your new cook? Subbubs—She's a wonder. She Meaped overboard from a liner just) giving, FROM THE AIR|| Pedestrians Hit For thia he arrested her! David Knight, 5247 44th ave, 8. W.| makes me feel almost like one of the Gitiona require individual budgeting, they reached port. there MURINE: and she was fined $50. —— The buna Shaving Soap ceteenetes ere but here te a good division with which to start, Out of every dollar apent: 25 per cent for food 20 per cent for clothing 20 per cent for shelter 10 per cent for uph 5 per cent for self and pleasure per cent for saving A housekeeper may adjust these | 7 : |Centralia Sawmill Destroyed by Fire CENTRALIA, Sept. a cuetheentee | today were that the lone occasioned | by « fire which last night destroyed! the sawmill of the H . Martin com. | pany will run from 090 to | |000. Investigation so far has | to disclose the cause of the bia. edvancesnent J SWIFT DRUG CO. SPECIAL For a Few Days Only Regular Size Cakes Palmolive Toilet Soap 6c a Cake Limit 10 Cakes to a Customer Friday and Saturday Piver Powder.... Bromo Seltzer... Kolynos Tooth 8.S.S., Ig. size Mulsifi Cocoanut Oil SPECIALS Face | Hinds’ Honey and 79c | $1.2 ed DOC | Tablets... BTC Scott’s Emulsion. . | Syrup of Figs BARBASOL The Brush—No Lather—No Rub-in. new beard softener, for shaving. No 35¢, 65¢. Nine Busy Stores Operated by Seattle Men No. 1—Second and Pike No. 2—Fourth and Union No. No. No. 3—Second and Madison 4—Fourth and Madison 5—Broadway and Thomas WILDROOT Liquid Shampoo 10* VEN if your hair is dull, lifeless and impossible to arrange, this new Wildroot treat- ment discovered by a hairdresser will transform your appearance. Apply Wildroot Liquid Shampoo and wash as usual, rinsing three or four times. After ing, some Wildroot Hair Tonic into the roots of the hair with the finger tips. Hair Tonic aw Liquid Shampoo Auto Strop Razor with strop and 3 blades ..... . .69c Nine Busy Stores Hl Operated by Seattle Men No. 6—University Way at East 50th 7—West Seattle at Junction 8—Third Ave. at Columbia Street 10—-Boren Ave. Street . No. No. No. at Madison ‘Thru the courtesy of the Cornish School of Munte, K. D, Z E., the radio station of The Rhodes Com pany, will transmit the following pro gram Friday from 7:15 to $15 p. m fe. * Paradion* oak ouey” Gertrude Nord Rarttone— a "The World te Waiting for the Kunrtoe” fe » “There Ls No Death” O'Hara 1 Clarence Hale | Viotintet— | “Awe Marte”... .Mhubert-Wihelmy / Elisabeth Choate | Senrans— "Mon Coeur Mireiitey Gertrude Nord Me Pout Changer a ae Maseonet ing Down to Rio” .....German +Brahme Elizabeth Choate a “The Jasmine Door” dee & “The Winds In the fouth™... Gertrude | Episcopal Women Collect $750,000 PORTLAND, Sept, #.—Collection of the thirteenth triennial offering! of the woman's auxiliary of the! Episcopal church, totaling In excess! of $750,000 the great outpouring of gold, silver, currency and checks was heaped upon the golden alms basin yesterday and passed to Bishop Sumner, who was master of ceremonies and in turn to Bishop | Tuttle. Later it was taken in charge by the treasurer of the council to lwhich the woman’s organization is auxiliary, and it is being counted and placed in Portland banks tempo: | Farily CASH WRIGHT. Cash Wright, fon of Albert Wright, late of Spring Creek township, Warren county, Pa., in being sought by Walter L. Peake, attorney Yor the estate of Cash Wright's father. Peake'’s address is Corry, Pa, 46 when knocked down square Wednesday by an nuto driv. en by F. PRE-PRIMARY DAYS REMAIN Natioral League of Women “Send the best men and women into office. The primary ts your chance to name candidates for the fall election. DENTISTRY DR. EDWIN J. BROWN, D. D. 3. | 106 Columbia St. For mere than 20 yeare SEATTLE’S LEADING DENTIST In making high class, modern plate- |work, artificial teeth, bridgework, | gold and porcelain crowns, gold and |coment or alloy fillings, also an ex | pert in extracting teeth without pain, | Chloroform and gas are unnecessary | for painless extraction of teeth at 'Dr. Brown's Dental Clinic, by Automobiles 70, 471 [that bis car ha Hutton, re|man at Fifth fractured in Pioneer —George ceived a i CANNING SUPPLIES We have the most complete line in the city IDEAL GLASS-TOP FRUIT JARS 1-Pint Size—Special at 98¢ dozen GOOD LUCK JAR RUBBERS Special, 4 Dozen, 25¢ BOYD-MASON COVERS. ‘ ECONOMY COVERS Heavy Cotton Gauntlet GLOVES WITH LEATHER PALMS Regularly sell at 50c SPECIAL AT 25¢ PAIR Strips of Sole Leather Regular 75c and 80c values SPECIAL AT 49¢ SPECIAL AT 59¢ PINT Regularly sells at 85c Your choice of white, ivory or gray. Imparts a beautiful and durable finish, skull that the man was not injured. —Jrhor ‘Thorkel 118 | family—New York Sun. lst st, reported Tuesday ruck an unknown;man refused his name, saying he and Pine st. and/was unhurt. 8-FOOT STANLEY RULES Regular 85c—Special at 59¢ STANLEY SCREWDRIVERS Choice of 3- or 4-inch—Regular 40¢ Special at 25¢ SYRACUSE NAIL SETS Regular 15c—Special at 10¢ GLASS PIE PLATE With heavy nickel-plated frame Extreme Special at $1.69 PURE CASTILE SOAP A large 45-ounce bar— SPECIAL 39¢ Made by Antonio Berti 40-WATT MAZDA LAMPS at 35c 1National Mazda does the work of 3 carbon lamps The secret of a well-lighted hore without increased light bills is found in using Packard Mazda Lamps. GYMNASIUM SUPPLIES for the Boy GYM SHIRTS —50¢ GYM PANTS —50¢ SUPPORTERS — 65¢ SEE OUR FINE NEW STOCK OF SWEATERS —G. D. Fackler, 2228 Boyl- 47220 Isaacson, 418 2ist ave., 473 ston ave. N., received a bad- — told police that his auto had/ly bruised arm when struck by an Miller, 4409 W, Mor-|knocked down a man at Fourth ave.|unknown motorist Tuesday at Third and Pike st. Tuesday, and that the|ave. and Cherry st., he told police. 30 A. M. to 6 P. M.