The Seattle Star Newspaper, September 18, 1922, Page 2

EMBER AMERICAN HOMES BUREAU: ror HETTER AMERIC AN HO! a special selling of odd dining tables: buf f ets: china closets— —for quick disposal this week we place on sale all odd dining tables, buffets and china closets at greatly, reduced prices, us to relieve our sales floors, making room for incoming Attention is directed to these few dining tables: size of top = reg. price tn. +) Stein, + 42in + 45.tn s4in 4-in 48-in Asin S4-in. S4in AS.in, buffets: shee oftop reg. price 54-1. $ 95— 88.in 110 60-1n 128— 59 in 96 54-1n 38,50 « 64-tn 4a 541m 123—- 48-m 90 . Tin, 190 finish waxed golden oak fumed oak . fumed oak wobean oak . jeobean oak . . mahogany combination walnut combination walnut combination . walnut combination .. —walnut combination —Jacodean oak . finish —wainut combination . —wainut combination. .. silver gray oak —mahogany combination —Jacobean oak Jacobean oak mahogany combination walnut combination .. —walnut combination china closets: Walnut combination Jacobean oak ... Solid mahogany... Mahogany combination Walnut combination china closet —cehina closet ~—china closet china closet —china closet Sorchen e uk i ere all a recation period talking machines R-E-D- U-C-E-D —the talking machine supreme—there is none better. Designs the motifs of which have been taken from historic, antique pieces produced by unknown cabi- net-makers during the reigns of Queen Anne_and Louis XIV. or during the Gothic-Windsor or Jaco- bean iods. This week placed on sale at GREAT REDUCTIONS. fintsh mahogany mahogany «mahogany Jacobean oak mahogany our special offer: —as a special inducement to those who desire to mod- ernize their homes and secure one of these beauti- ful AEOLIAN-VOCALION period models, we will accept in trade your old style VICTOR, COLUM- BIA, SONORA or BRUNSWICK talking machine at exactly what you paid for it—the balance of the ac- count you have a year in which to pay--AND this week you can take advantage of our low AEOLIAN- VOCALION sale prices. IT’S A REAL OPPOR- ’ TUNITY. “Radio Fans” — our new. Radio catalog is here waiting for you —this catalog contains ope and pictures of Radio sets and equipment. gladly mail one upon re- quest to those who are interested in this new inven- reg. price sale price $295 8296— 449— 240—- 460—- 260— 495— s05—- 500-- Ga TEAR OFF T COUPON AND MAIL TO US GS —if you want our new FREE home- y Ears catalog, fill in this cou- pon and mail to us. our beautifully tiustrated 1922 mall order catalog shows splendid values fn furniture, rugs, toys, silverware, Jewelry, stoves and hundreds of useful articles for the home. i] Btate ..... catalog sdnt to out-of-town folks only. An annual event that enables fall purchases. sample sale values, this dining table is "MUCH reduced— —exactly as pictured. Ma- $29) hogany or walnut combina- tion. 48-in. top, 6-ft! ex- tension, William and Mary period. Very _ specially priced for this sale. regular price $52— discontinued patterns Oneida Commanity Reliance Plate guaranteed 25 years EXETER pattern 334% to 50% 0-F-F the opportunity to buy tableware of known value at the very low prices quoted for this sale will be of vital terest to every home. ONEIDA COMMUNITY Reliance Plate is made by the makers of COM- MUNITY PLATE. The simplicity, dignity and grace of the Georgian period are embodied in the Exeter, a Colonial pattern of irresistible charm. sale price $1.13 fats i 2.85 3.75 3.68 2.85 4 54 2.85 3.52 50 151 34 1.34 regular price Set of six - $2.25 Set of six . +. 4.50 Set of six . ++ 4.50 Set of six.. 4.25 Set of six 5 Set of six. 4.90 —dessert spoons. Set of six.. 4.25 —sugar spoons. Each ... 80 —butter knives. Each.,....... 80 —butter spreaders. Set of six...... 4.25 —individual salad forks. Set of six. 5.25 —baby spoons. Each P 75 —berry spoons. Each —cold meat forks, Each ..... —gravy ladles. Each —teaspoons. oo seee —table spoons. —dinner forks. —dessert forks. —dinner knives. —dessert knives. 2.25 1.25 2— have you visited our 6-room BUNGALOW —this interesting bun- galow completely fur- nished and located on our fifth floor is an ideal place for you to assimilate ideas for your BETTER HOME. for your convenience our FREE rental department — 11 be found of utmort as- intance in helping you 4 the home you desire to rent. Very desirable houses, flate or epartm: od from every sectt eity.. Detailed information can be secured by calling at our Rental Department, where you will receive cours teouns and efficient atten- tion. If you have a home to rent telephone Main 7144, STANDARD FURNITURE CO. L. SCHOENFELD & SONS SEATTLE Second Ave. at Pine St. FOUNDED TACOMA L. Schoenfeld & Sons make it che best ie he West Overy member £et€ a member in September” Like The 50 New Homes };'*", 4" Hold for $100 Carb, Halance Like Rent. ity 0 A ¥ on STAR WANT ADS GET RESULTS cannot understand why people will submit to dangerous operations for gland transplantation when it ts | Not as effective as the newer meth ods, which require no operation There are many diseases and weak. | nesses that respond wonderfully to | there treatments, and for a limited time the dagtor ts going to give free conference to Interested people ot 1327 Third ave, Houry 10-12 Call at once If you are interest: Advertivement, | Ex-Gov. Physician | CHIEF PEATTLE, Dear Dumba: Thank you for being so dumb amuse me. Besides, 1 have a brotherly feeling To Enoch B Washington Bagey: “Might ‘em! Fight ‘em! Washington! ing my durndest means anything in your young life, that apping gang of Huskies who are starting to boot the pigskin around the grid will tear the Golden Hear to pleces, annihilate the tail, put Oregon Your quaint ssyings CHIEF BEATTLE. haw, Football Coach, University of Vandals, drown the Beavers, tle knots In the Cougarw out of the running and mpili Cardinal all over the field Atta boy! Hold ‘em and fight ‘em CHIBF SEATTLE To Lady Willie Forbus | Dear Miss Forbus; Congratulations on your ¢learcut statement on the Bkarin case. It would prove that the age of miracles hadn't parsed if we had a prosecuting attorney who actually belleved, ax you do, | that a person te entitied to the presumption of innocence until proved guilty, CHIEY SHATTLY. To William Tilde Dear Bil worry had to be defeated, I'm glad it was by feels the same way about It ; Tennis Champ Little Bil Big BIN. lose—but, as tong aa he | And 1 think Johnston CHIEF BEATTLE 1 war to nee To Railway Superintendent Henderson Dear Dave Bom day, when you haven't much to do. Madinon at, and tuke the cable car manned by Conductor No, 777, 1 | think you ought to know the most courteous man in your service | CHIEF BEATTLE. | go up to } To the Park Board | Gentlemen: 1 know you're hard up and all that sort of thing—but | tan't there some way you could open the bathing houses on the fine Bundays like*we've been having of late, It oughtn't to cost much | CHIEF BEATTLE | {To Daniel Landon Dear Dan: Now that Homer Brew ts back from hir vacation I bet you'll stop wearing a vest again. CHIEY SEATTLE. ‘To the Electrical Club of Seattle | _ Gentlemen: I'm with you on this Electrical week proposition Y | | why call it @ “week” whon it lasts from September 22 to October | Looks like you were trying to beat the calendar CHIEF 8EATTLE. 1 |To Patrolman G. C. Jensen | Dear Jensen: 1's not often that I take my pee In hand to com | pfiment a member of the force—but that is probably due to the fact | that, in common with most other folks, I've fallen into the habit of | accepting the good things an a matter of course and raising Cain about | the errors. For that reason it gives me peculiar pleasure to compll ment you on the rare herolem that you displayed in saving nine persons | from death in an apartment house fire here last week. You deserve a but you probably won't get it—which ts the way CHIEF SEATTLE Carnegie medal things go | | To Judge Austin E. Griffiths Dear Judge: 1 like your refusal to support Poindexter tn the coming senatorial election It's always struck me as being rather childish H that candidates should vote in the finals for the very men that they've | been panning in the primary. CHLEY BEATTLE. To a Certain Motorman ot on the 1 the Fauntleroy Line Hey, ain't you afraid you'll bust those brakes? You may be « good motorman, but you don't show it. Pieare have a heart for the riders on your car, Don't make ‘em all sick. Yours with a headache, CHIEF SEATTLE. | | To Jesse Jones, Everett Dear Deacon: I'm going to miss your emiling face at Spring's Fourth ave, store in Seayle—but I hope you all the luck tn the world ia the new business venture in the “Gym” over In Everett. CHIEF SEATTLE. I'm singling you out from many etecensful candl- dates to congratulate you on your victory last Tuesday, This may seem lke discrimination—out I think ft ts only right. Because, as far as I have been able to find out, you conducted the cleanest campaign in the entire county. You had no mud to sling—you just spoke of your own qualifications. Which is darned peculiar politics—-but a wholesome relief. CHIEF SEATTLE. |To Mrs. J. M. Cunningham Dear Madam: You have written to The Star, I see, urging that it | suppress practically all news of the Skarin cane. If this same cen sorship were practiced In Mterature, how much of Bill Shakewpeare’s works would survive, do you think? CHIEF SEATTLE. To the Puget Sound Telephone Co Dear Oc; You chuckled quite a bit when you put over the tele | chronometer deal on the telephone subscribers of Everett. But did you ever hear the adage about the last laugh? CHIEF BEATTLE. iTo Mustapha Kemal | Atrocious Sir: Didn't you know the sick man of Europe was sup- | poned to be dead? What've you been giving tilm—monkey glands? | CHIEF SEATTLE. To Jack Adams | Dear Skipper: Well, you're off on another road trip. Good luck! | And please try to impress on your little playmates that they're sup- posed to be a baseball team—not a street carnival | CHIEF SEATTLE. | |To the State Medical A Association Dear Does: A friend of mine who sat thru your meeting at Tacoma, called to rely physicians and the public together for a discussion of public health, was left with the impression, he tells me, that the only thing important t# to call a doctor if you're sick. Most everybody knew that before. CHIEF SEATTLE. } |To Geraldine Farrar Dear Prima Donna: Glad you're going to sing here this fall. The Ladies’ Musical club ie to be congratulated on procuring you to open ita concert series, and we're all of us waiting to welcome you after eight years’ absence CHIEF SEATTLE. To Peggy Joyce i Dear Peggy: Rumor has tt that Charlie Chaplin is your latest Mame, You sre noted for your ability to make men spend money, If you do | this with Charlie I would say that you are a wonder. j CHIEF SEATTLE. ‘Local Girl Off to | Eastern University Mise Dorothea Smith, daughter of Mr. and Mrs, Joseph Smith, 1722 Ma | Writers to Visit at Paradise Inn Walince Irwin, with others of the “Rough Writer" group, will be! drona drive, left Sunday with her | guents of Paradise Inn and Paradise! mother for Columbia university, New| valley Tuesday. The party, led by! York, where she will study during| George Putnam, publisher, ts tour- the winter, Miss Smith hag already | ing America, and taking notes en| had three years of training at the!route. The writers will be in Seat- University of Washington. {tle Wednesday and Thursday, HOME-MADE F RUIT BUTTERS Want to get full directions and instructions for making ‘em at home—now, while you can get the apples and other fruit in plenty? Our Washington bureau is prepared to help you. ‘This bulletin gives full directions for making apple butter, upple butter with cider, with grape Juice, with lemons, with plums, with rhu- barb; crabapple butter, pear butter; peach butter plain, with dried and canned peac' peach butter with lemon juice; plum butter, Garfield butter-—they're all in the bulletin. It's free to readers of The Star, Just fill out carefully and Jegibly the coupon below, and mail as directed: ee Washington Bureau, Seattle Star, 1822 N. Y. Ave., Washington, D. ©. 1 want a copy of tho bulletin HOME-MADE FRUIT BUTTERS, and inclose two cents in stamps to cover post- age: NAME... STREET AND NO....,..... Vesey Male Frills Go Down in War at High School 108 ANGELES, Sept. 18-— Long Beach male fappers are all flutter over the unwritten eake-oater pants. they are in ngery, provoked, peeved, anguished—over the proposed plan of Miss Anna M. Gilbert, vies principal of the Long Beach Polytechnic high school, who would establish a uniform style of dress for boys of the Institution, Too much powder an4 paint put girls under «a student agreement middy | and skirts lant the school wear body to to *, blouses your But the boye—well— fee what they have come to! Flaring trousers of corduroy, with Inn lace, ribbon Swagger with tn of vivid satin, be-trimmed. broad girdles and button sashes and fringe ends! And the won't stand for ‘em. The football players—who have looked on with utter scorn—because, as superment, they have refused to don the Valentino pants are ring leaders in the war on the trousers. Kight handsome, sleek-haired, daring chaps, who have braved = storm of public ridicule, sernent, os whatnot— eer so frisky this morning. Their vanity was piqued. Their sashes were torn, Their buttons were yanked off. 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