The Seattle Star Newspaper, September 12, 1922, Page 5

age oe mm nae eg ‘ TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 12, 1922. ‘| Dining Room ‘) Furniture © of Dining Suites our elegant big store the vast stock | BUFFET— | Quartered oak tn the golden and fumed finish, 45 inches wide, ts featured In an Imposing array on the Second Floor, #0 Many suites to choose from you surely will taste and at a price which you will find upon comparison ex tremely low. You are especially urged to see this immense display Bring your friends with you Tt will pay you to become acquainted with of furniture carried here and the plan extended to everyone. A Very Worthy Example of Values Offered TABLE— Quartered the golden and fumed ‘AIR SUPREMACY Federal Legislation Wil Be Be Requested DETROIT, ‘Mien. Sept 13.— “Make Anrerica First in the Afr.” will be asked at the second National October There are find one to your Aero Congress at Detroit, j1ga4 jing. In connection with the meet the national alr race for the Pulltzer trophy will be held. The {Curtian race will be held here October 7, just preceding openfng of |the congress, | The United is without and go through easy payment States, officals de air laws aid develop jolare, | would safeguard aviation, com mereial fying and aerial This the airmen | transportation. will be the fault whieh | tempt to remedy. At present, any aviator can navt gute any sort of craft, whetler air worthy or not, as long as he can ge tt off the ground. An attempt will be at the conference to keep this « of airplane, which ta held the greatest menace to the develop ment of flying, out of the wiht at Ninety per cent of accidents, it ts sald, are due to unairworthy ma chines The Wadsworth bill, now in the ymittes on interstate and meree, will be urged for house foreign ¢ passage vide many of the necessary alr laws favored by the conference. Meanwhile the aviator is tential outlaw, If he damages prop erty in @ forced landing, injures a paawenger, tears up anyone's front yard, he can be prosecuted under common law, and there tn no aerial law or prerogative to prote:( him. & po CHAIRS— Six chatrs, made of solid oak, in the and in B4x$-inch deve! plate “nish, 48 tne. across golden and fumed Airmen, as a result, desire wise and mirror, lined silver top, extends to six finish, full box strict laws to protect the pub drawer. feet; flush rim. seat of solid oak ther foolish and erring brothers, and $87.50 ual on entire $87. 50 { cohstitutional. += PRICES rirT Terms: LIBERAL CREDIT EXTENDED j UNBAUM-BROS FURNITURE CO. INC. SIXTH AVE. Sctecen PIKE ond PINE {Water Repair Bill , Not Up to Consumer Upholding the protest of Robert Howard, 1973 Harvard ave. who re their own cars in their work and) fused to pay @ Dill of $4.42 for re charge the expense to their respect made by the city to his water ive departments, according to a de meter, Superior Judge Austin E. 'cision of the board of public works. | eer held Monday afternoon that Employes are said to have been re ordinance authorizing such ac il creme part of the city to to THE AMERICAN LIGHT OPERA COMPANY “The Best Light Opera Organiantion tn America” GILBERT & SULLIVAN'S “1, M. S. Pinafore” NIGHTS, $1.00, 75. BOr. We ries Fimerican Beauty” First cost is a mn sturdy construction of the Jimeica Besuly’ assures the same satisfactory serv- ice after years of use as upon the day you buy it. American Electrical Heater Company, Detreit Oldest and Largest Enciastos Makers, Established 1894. themselves American planes may not fly over [Canada as the result of lack of tn- spection and registration. This drawback to inter-country fying will be set aside if the convention is suc lcessful in securing federal control of leivilian flying. Army and navy fliers are an exception to the Can adian rule, since the Canadian air board by ruled that their record proves rigid training and gereral ef- |] | feiency Development of commercial flying | will be taken up at the congress. A bureau of civil arronautics will be favored. Aerial transport services $1.50 weekly | LP passengers |]; In connection with the congress, « national overland race is acheduled |] Pots from the army, navy and civil |} ion life wilt take part. entered 11 seaplanes The Pulitzer trophy race ts over a {rhe nat course of 160 miles ‘The navy hes \City: Workers Must Repair Own Autos No longer may city employes use |Conditions, qualities of more recently developed airplanes. ‘The national races are expected to} than 40 Officials Jailed; Beat Up Policemen SHEFFIELD. Eng. Sept. 12.—Twro city officials arrested for participat ing In an attack on the police in an election case are under heavy and efforts are being made to oust them from their positions. ceiving from $35 to $50 a month for the use of their private cars on mu |nicipal business, Brothers and Rex Reynolds Present coho’ ‘Tiger Pack Kills Seven in Mexico MEXICO CITY. Mex., Sept. 12.—A [pack of tigers, driven from mountain dens by hunger three families traveling from Puerto: MOST POPTLAR COMIC ormna MATINEES, 25¢ and S0< TAX Vallatar to Maseota, killing three women, two men, two small boys SINGING VOICES land a baby ‘ ELECTRIC IRON The best iron made t, results count. iron for what it will do— service it will render and the ont will last. Manufacture! by FOR U. $. URGED, Federal legislation toward this end] which | It is said this bill will pro. | their attacked last year carried more than 150,000 / pounds of parcel freight and 250,000| ; bring out, under strenuous tmine| Casey Is Strong on fire Several METROPOI ITAN 1% NIGHT |) poticomen were badly beaten in the And All Week riot and four of them have positive mane, 3 cor ine WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY ly Mentified the officials as their| | | THE SEATTLM STAR Precinct numbers and the location of voting places in each precinet fol low | 1 4 £43803 Woodland Park ave. ‘ Ab 1700 Wallingford. ‘ Ae--1957 Kwing ot 6144 B. bath Be st and N, B4th, City T10th ave, N. Hand | | $8058 4th NB, University Melehts | gy ta et, North Queen echoo! P--bOEd Léth NH, University Melahte] ay . school 90-—16th ave. W. and W, Barrett, Inter-| 4 N. Bryant 4200 aeth 4768 19th ave, & 4048 Me N. ¥ okiyn ave, Parish hell +. Parish Wail pi. Bungalow ehureh. | a Hagley oN. Seth at 1 }3 dind and 4th N, B, Latone|io3—2011 Becond W }ioe Barber shop. 105 John Hay school 106 lier 108—Warren 4 Lee wt. Fire Stee thon No. & 109-1811 Queen Anne ave 110-851 W, Gayler at Hii—4th ave, Wo and W. Garfield, Publte Lath let Wm Wire tae | ine w ph N. B Green Lake Mercer school by Hotel Roslyn Warren Warren achool and Loulss ot 409 10th fast Broadway. tN tard and Grecnwoed, Fire Sta +—11th N. aod B Mowe at. Wire ¥ s atth &. Me and W, 00h, q [191—~1000 Turne Ww, ana W 12—18th ave. H0th, Green: and B. Galer, Teas wood echoot | Mtevene echool 18 ave No W. and W. Tied. Wire) ise 4 1hth ave N. No, 36 jin bo. W. and Téch W. White | 196 1 Er #8 NW W. C. EB. Smitherin-| 127407 Kestiake ave Wer | 139 | school, Federa! ave, and © ave and EB, Mercer, Lowel! Ballard High school jas ‘and Market st. Church |; 452592 1% Madison. }144—20th N. and B, Thomas, Longfellow 4 and 20th N. W. Salmon Bay | 1 h N. W, 6 and KE. Marrteon, Fire #ta- ave, &. ‘Thomas, eon, Ballard | p47 14s aod W. Fontius and &. Cascade echoot 105 Hellevue ave. N. 406 Fe. D 308 Bre Patrot room. | 149 6408 Barnes ave, Wash, Irving | 149— schoo! iit » and 14th NW, O14 | igs Fire sta bith ot. Welt Wood ows echool, | 160 odiand Park ave 161 th and Densmore, Rear Potice | i¢> u 16d Densmore. Rear Police t ™- 4 Ashworth Central | 8 churen. tes |ise ist ts History and Liquor |: Thomas Jefferson Casey, repubite-|{ ]Sn candidate for congress from bag | | Seattle and Kitsap county district, i} says that Thomas Jefferson, after || whom he was named, wae a great He declares that he himself | js eat if he lives long |} man. wilt be just as 4. and Madison, Public 14 enough a00 Casey ts running on a light wine | js rT and beer platform. ise Maybe he will Reventh are Marion st 13 Madison st 7h and Madteon. Wilson Seeks to Be _ |.» Snohomish Sheriff |: J. M. Wilson in a democratic candi- |}> date for sheriff in Snohomish county. | 193 He is « longehoreman and at present | ,,, ie president of the Pacific Coast Dis- | 155 trict Longshoremen Wilson's platform ts the constitu: 196 tion as his guide, strict, impartial enforcem f all awa, humane duct of jail, just and fair to all people Escapes Injury as Cycle Is Wrecked SALTBURN, Eng., Sept. 12.—Rid.|* Union, Madrona Unton, Madrona iind ave. and ©. Cherry. Walle and & ing 60 miles an hour on a motor-| s9¢ Cherry. Walla cycle, Mrs. Mary Jennison, the only Walla school { ond ave. and &. Union, Trinity L. woman contestant, was thrown on church. her head but escaped with bruises Sit 14th ave, Grocery store, 11th ave, and EB. Jefferson. Pacific school ordinance au ot AN EMERGENCY thorizing the paving toa 14th Union st Ifrom Second to Ninth aves, was in. os troduced in the council Monday af. bh ternoon, Indications are that the! si5 4 B Spruce, ordinance will be* passed and a con- | 216 tract for the work let at once. | \1—-Tind and B. Spruce, Leseht school 219202 First 8 320—Third ave. & station No. 10 and Main at, fire No Trouble to Keep | Skin Free From Hairs |3a2 loos q and Main at. Collins (Modern Beauty) a Tesier way, fire eta ‘There is no need for any woman to | #24 countenance hairs, be- | 226 cause with a paste made by mixing | some. powdered delatone with water | it is easy to get rid of them. The paste in applied for two to three min: |228—161!, Charles ae utes, then rubbed off, and the skin |25;—iyth ave. 8 aud Massachusetts at, washed, This treatment will rid the| station skin of hair without leaving a blem Ralster Sve, Jackson at superfluous &. and King st. born at ave, & King at 229 at Rainier school. 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M.—Second Floor Smart Styles in Aprons of Gingham and Percale Special 89c Upper Main Floor It will be a pleasure to any woman to wear one of these Ging- ham or Pereale Aprons while about her | simplicity and daintiness of styles and patterns make them most attractive. 600 Aprons in plain patterns, small checks and plaids, | splendid variety of colors and styles, braid, bias bindings, You will want two or three of these, at least, while they are priced special at 89¢ each. Attractive Domestic Yardage Materials Practical for Children’s Wear Wash Suiting for school wear, a 28- inch material in neat stripes of light and medium color. A yard, 25¢. sa gee Bieag geed It is 27 inches Percales of standard quality, 36 Serpentine Crepes, 30 Inches wide, inches wide and in patterns suitable for children’s wear, house dresses and aprons. A yard, 18¢. A Special Purchase Luncheon Sets Needle Art Dept— Upper Main Floor Luncheon Get» of a Mnen finished with hemstitched edges Stamped splendid material, quality A pretty butterfly pattern to be worked !n Lazy Daisy and French Knots. 36436 8 .69 sixes Lancheon Cloth. in. 1.00 69 50 19 organdies and sashes, and in sizes GO. pf a ae oe ee household duties, Their a4 of a with trimmings of rick-rack 36 to 44, a mat Upper Main Floor Shirting Cheviots of medium and dark colors, desirable for boys’ blouses with printed designs on light colored grounds. Splendid for kimonos and gowns. A yard, 35¢. Women’s Wool Sweaters $3.45 Attractive values in Tux- edo-style Wool Sweaters in colors of rose, jade, tomato, Women’s Gloves for Fall Soft Capeskin Driving Gauntlets with flexible cuffs and tn African brown col- or. A palr, $3.50. Long Kid Gloves, of 12- button length, overseam honeydew and black. sewn, and in black, a pair, j 83.75; 1#-button length. ne = as and oth- at, a pair, $4.60. ers have brushed wool trimmings, Choice, $3.45 each, —Glove Dept.—Main Floor seth 16th ave, S. and La Baker bivd.. a. #. and Lander st, echoot. Aer at. school. Franklin bie se20 Mt. blvd. and Spokane et, fire No. 30. a @& and Morten ot, Tork sone 242—3318 Beacon ave. 7 Rainier ave. aod Dakota st, Hawthorne Tet Hb—teen 6. ®. 8. Whitworth echool. * Ferdinand et. garece. and Hudson st police Milliman M. EB tion No, 28, *Sprighton school. trl grocery. Amsett achool. fire station | 4 Ryan at Concord at.. Concord school. | ave. & and Sullivan et. field house. mn ave city hall, pollee patrot Toungs-) | 1229 Harbor ave. 1528 Alki ave Alki ave. and 62rd 8. W. oth &. W, and W. Stevens, Alki school W. Waker st, and 45th 8 W., fire station No. 29. California ave and W. Lander st. 5 reasons why 2016 California ave. 4iet & W. and W. diet 8 W. 5% California ave, arrol! and Chilberg ave, Congre- tional church. Ltornia ave. * & W. and Edmonds st. Jettersen scbeot lifornia ave. a ot and 44th & W.. fire station No. $2. Stevens ot. 287—£401 California ove. 293-—12th ave. 5. W. and W. Helden 294—10th 6. W. and Trenton land Park ecbert. why mothers ws Jor boys and g 50cand up 75c and up without garters with Hickery gerters In the Notions, Boys or Infants Departments. If not, please PAPER SPECIAL 4 ROLLS Waldorf is grade tissue sheets to roll. GYMNASIUM SUPPLIES GYM PANT! .. 5O¢ GYM SHIRTS.....50¢ UPPORTERS ....50¢ SCHOOL SWEATERS in all the popular colors, with body stripe. Priced from $6.00 to $10.00. WALDORF TOILET a very high- paper—650 TUDOR PLATE—26-PIECE SILVER BUFFET SET in the Duchess pattern, priced at $12.75 Oneida Community made. REET. NOW IS THE TIME TO CAN THE LARGE FRUIT, MEATS and FISH For Wednesday we are offering ¥,-GAL. 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