The Seattle Star Newspaper, September 28, 1922, Page 2

MEMBER AMBRICA MOMES BUREAU: FOR BETTER AMERICAN HOMES’ FRIDAY-SATURDAY SPECIALS— —no C. O. D. or phone orders; one to a purchaser—these specials, except card table, will not be delivered; can be easily taken by purchaser. bath rugs:|| MARQUISETTE: a real value— ] Oc ya. regular price 25¢ eotton bath rug. Sige 27x84 tn. Chotee of sev jored mottled center with white stripe border a wane fringe. Regular p special Friday-Satu wide. colors. or his sister— 50c Tom Tinker and his steter Helle Tinker are made harm! can los! painted in colores without ¢ wood ° @ mixing, bowls 5 ines, Regular : jay-Saturday to THIRD FLOOR mmoleskin vanity box— large stze vanity box. Full stre mtr. ror, Several practical fit tings, includ ing electric light with ad- justable bat tery. Regular price %--, special = Frt- dmy + Satur- day Friday-Saturday, —durable, attractive marquisette, 36 in. Choice of whites ecru or cream Regular price 25e, 19¢ yard, MAIN FLOOR special leatherette top folding card table— genuine ette top ing lege ular prt Friday-Sa’ leather. Fold Burrowes ecard table. Square top. Reg: ce $4: apecial turday, 82.85. $225 DOWNSTAIRS STORE our 6-room bungalow— —located on our fifth floor, you will find this charming place ideal for gathering suggestions for your “Better Home.” tHE SEATTLE STAR $31,700 LOVE BALM SOUGHT ‘Pretty New York Girl Sues ‘ Ross Hibler Claiming that she came all the way trom New York to Seattle to wed Lionel Bugene Mibler, 2223 17th ave, N, only to be turned down on the day vet for the ceremony, Mire Gladys Meredith, pretty stenograph- , has brought sult for $91,700 in superior court here against Hibler and his mother, Mra. Koss KB, Hibler, First intimation of the action came ton by the defendants to in portions of the com. Young HHibler ts sald to have mot | Mies Meredith while |transport service in New York. Roth parents deny that there is any ground for Miss Meredith's ‘The latter elaime she arrived in Seattle with her mother May 21, ox pecting to be married to Hibler, July 9 was the final day net for the core mony, she mays, but when the time rolled around Mibler, she claima, j bee kod out. Several Acts Booked Up for Shrine Circus While carpenteraand decorators are working st fever heat to have the Arena ready Saturday night for the opening of the second anrfial Shrine |bends of the elrous, the shrine committee has booked several theatrical acts and ts about to close contracts for several more, Among the acts engaged are « waxaphone sextet from Chicago, led by Clara Youngblock Carsona. Others are Emma Drillis in a Bpanish web act, working on 4 rope far above the udience, and Morey | Broa, tumbling comedians. ‘The affair will start at 645 p. m. jwith a parade of the Shrine band. patrol and chanters. Doors of the Arena will be opened at 7 p, m. | The show will start at 7:45 and danc- ing will begin at 10. ‘The first count of ballota in the Popularity contest for young women [and also that for bables wil! be made | Sept. 20. Diamond rings worth $1,500 i |T think that I wit be given away as prices, De peed may be obtained at 12:0 Fifth "The etreus will Jest until Oct THE TREE all never see © tree. hungry mouth bs “4 A poem lovely A tree whose pressed Against the earth's breast; A tree that looks at God all day And lifts her leafy arme to pray; A tree that may in summer wear A neat of robina tn her hair; Upon whore bosom snow has lain; Whe intimately Itves with rain. Poems are made by foots like ma, But only God can make a treo. ~Joyee ee mweet Mowing | j | week's bill Earl Fuller “The Daddy of Jaee*—that’s Parl Fuller’s tite, and he ts proud of it, Today jazz, with Ite novelty and pol ished form, is accepted by social lead- “Jane is the dance of Liberty, of | ers everywhere.” Union, and of Happinews——May it live forever,” says ita daddy, Mr. Poller, “A oh can never jase” enld grou Mr. Fuller in hie dressing room at/thralied by the harmony of the hu- | | “Anyone who has ever heard the music of ‘way down South’ by the colored folk, especially in their nat- ural environment, has been en the Pantages last night, where Mr./man voice, perhaps untutored, un Fuller and | would Jags there would be 0 more | erouches “Jane has no known definition. It in a rhythmiea! syncopation ef mel- lody. In its erude form it was gro- teeque and starting. Roclety, with its culture and love of the beautiful in aft forma, would have none of it. Son Disinherited for Housekeeper ‘Validity of @ will in which a father his band headline the | cultured, but marvelously true and “Therefore, if everybody | thrilling.” Fuller and bis musicians fret played jazz In New York at Rector's cafe. At first some of the patron: were horrified, rome were interested and others frankly delighted. After be first shock, they became a sen-/ sation and Fuller and his men re- mained at Rector’s for al seasons, PHONE VALUE TO BE SOUGHT OLYMPIA, Wash. Sept, 28-—At disinherite his eon in favor of bis), conference between representa- CHARGE ALIENS GET PREFERENCE Unemployed Protest Council Committee After hearing arguments Wednes day over the charges that ailens are being given preference over Ameri cane in. employment of men to han to VA my ti r} 4 ALENTINO | Bop gcrtere ferent ay win “ “ Te ea die city garbage, the garbage com. | mittee of the city council) took the matter under advisement. The Association of the Unem- ployed charged that contractors on etty construction and improvement work are also discriminating against American laborers. Chas. L. Murray, head of the bage division, sald in defense that more than half of the haulers are American citizens and taxpayers altho of foreign birth. To- ~NIGHT Tomorrow Alright * 228 10 RS Lote ie ofthe eceted. onitively day Night— MAE MURRAY In « bie HUMAN “et the fast White Way “BROADWAY ROsm — With Monae Biue, One More Day peti Tein Radiographs — the only method of knowing the tion of your teeth. One Our treatment of sidered the best; $2 per In One Location for 81 BOSTON DENTAL ¢ ronane. | Cap AYas Fa Leaving Pre, g2825, B32 housekeeper wae upheld Wednesday | tives of Goattie and Tacoms and the by Supertor Judge King Dykemay. | state department of public works, it Samuel H. Gloan, jr. 64-yearcld | waa decided to hold hearings on the Hews vendor, ts disinherited by his |!Dvestigntion into the valuation of soe” ie? WITH OUR FREE ——, RENTAL DEPARTMENT things occurred during the years preceding Hochbrunn's death, last October. Says He'll Reveal Much in Skarin Case ‘What happened under the root of the Ferdinand Hochbrunn residence, FISHING 2520 Fifth ave., during the pertod| Life ts a great pool. and most of us that Clara Skarin, now charged with | are fishing one way or another, Bome the old man’s murder, lived there? John ¥. Dore, counsel for Miss Skarin, is tnterviewing numerous witnesses, in an attempt to recon« struct as nearly as posed ef the rich German eccent; states that nity strange The Only Way To Test Tea is to Taste it.——_ " SALADA” Natural Leaf Green Tea is proving a revelation to those who have been users of Japans. TRY IT——YOU WILL LIKE IT aR Get a. ¢. COOK, Esst 3383, Elliott 035 Distributors: poons; some angle in the shady places | for bass; some dangle bent pine for | minnows, but we all fish. And all terrible! —Richmond Times-Dispatch 5 reasons why mothers buy of us catch very large fish with har- j "TACOMA: <- SCMOLMPELD 8 SONS Bureau of Missing Relatives | to repreduee sach items as will interest thelr communities. ROBERT E. GAUS—A telegram jaddrenned to Robert E. Gaus, 712 | First ave., advising him of the death of his father in St, Louis, Mo., is be: Jing held at the main office of the Western Union telegraph office for want of proper address. eee IVE CORDES—A telegram ar | dressed to Lue Cordes, care of the Y M. C. A., advising him of the death hoe George Cordes, at Spokane, is be. ing held at the Western Union tele: graph office for want of better ad- dren HICKORY ‘GARTERS for children 1, The only Children’s Garter made with the patented rubber cushion clasp, which holds stocki: a between rubber and rubber. Saves went ane tear stockings and means less darning. 2. reo quality elastic and webbing, thoroughly tested, insures long wear. 3. The pin, buckle and clasp are absolutely rust proof, 4, Extra strong pin. Cannot break or bend. . The buckle is easily adjusted and prevents broken 5. } ; 25¢ and up depending upon style and size. Complete satisfaction assured or your money back A.STEIN & COMPANY Makers of PARIS GARTERS {or Men CHICAGO New York ‘The Mar invites tte readers to ase thie | | | | EXTRACTION FREE DAILY Ou. whalebone rubber, which Bot cover the roof of the mout you have two of more teeth. Nat pel, i saad .$5.00 Gum Ly! rlect re- Production of he Biince Sum. GOLD Cnown BRIDGEWORK Most of our present patrona, ommended by Our early ou whose work is a satisfaction, ‘All work guaranteed for 16 yeara feamination free OHIO CUT RATE DENTISTS Ketablished 20 Years 2nd Ave. and University 9¢. $4.00 le m= ving [Open ® to @ Daliy—0 to 13 Sundays Business College for Seatt ‘le Chamber of Commerce s Fuery member geta pee in ‘i ptember” | | | | father, Bamuel H. Sloan, or, who has witled hin entate of $14,000 to Mine Vera Robinson, 29, his housekeeper the Pacific Telephone & Telegraph leompany’s property in Beattle and ‘Tacoma in the immediate future, ‘The investigations are a result ef The aon sought to show that his fa-|attempte by the company to effect ther ts mentally unbalanced, ® 31 per cent raise in phone rates, A GOOD CITIZEN GIVES TO A VITAL AS THE COMMUNITY F' DOLLAR DAYS FRIDAY and SATURDAY $1.50 Boys’ Jersey Sweaters $1.00 Boys’ Jersey Sweaters, over style, turtle neck; colors, navy, maroon and Oxford; 8 to 24, Your choice, Friday and Saturday, $1.00. $1.50 Flannel Waista $1.00 Boys’ Tricot Flannel Watets, tn Blue, Kheki and, Gray; cut full size; ages 8 to 15 years, On sale Friday and Saturday, $1.00, $1.60 Men's and Boys’ Caps $1.00 Big assortment of Men's and Roys’ All-wool Caps, made up in the Intest styles; a wide range of patterns to select from; Friday and Saturday, your pick, $1.00 each. $1.75 Corduroy Knickers $1.00 Boys’ Corduroy Knicker-Pants, nicely made; cut full regular size; all ages, § to 17 yours, Fri- day and Saturday, $1.00 pair. $1.75 White Muslin Gowns $1.00 Men's White Muslin Gowns, cut full sixe; trimmed and plain; very special Friday and Satur. day, $1.00 each, Men's Cotton Sox, 7 pr. for $1.00 Mon’a fine Cotton Sox, rein foreed heel and double toes; a good wearer, Friday and Satur- day, 7 pair for Men's Fine Cashmere Hose 2 Pairs for $1.00 Fine Cashmere Hose, all pure wool; drop-stitch heather mixed colors; worth T5e pair. Friday and Saturday, very special, 2 pair for $1.00. Men's Shirts $1.00 A big lot of Men's Shirts, with and without oollar; broken lots, but good values for $1.75; neat patterns; all to 1%. Friday and Saturday, your choice $1.00 each, Silk Ties, 2 for $1.00 An exceptional offer of a big quantity of Silk Fourin-Hand ‘Ties in an endless variety of pat- terns and rich colors, Friday and Saturday, your pick, 2 for $1.00. Bungalow Aprons $1.00 Each Full cut Bungalow Aprons of Gingham or Percale, trimmed with rick rack braid or bias binding, in various styles; belt or wash back, dersey Bloomers, 5 for $1.00 Women's Jersey Knit Cotton Bloomers in pink or white, with elastic band at knew Friday and Saturday, 5 pairs for $1.00. pull. Women's Shoes Up to $7.00— | Very Special, $1.00 Pair Ladies’ binck Vici Kid Shoes, fn lace; most all sizes da widtha; ery high-grade Shoe; sizes 2% to 7. Friday and Saturday, $1.00 pair. Boys’ Shoes, in Values to $4; Special $1.00 Pair Boys’ heavy Canvas Shoes, with heavy Goodyear welte and rubber soles, in eises from 2% to 5%. Friday and Sat- urday, $1.00 pair. $1.75 and $2.00 Vanity Boxes, $1.60 $2.00 Washable Cape Gloves $1.00 Ladies’ Oneclasp Washable Cape Gloves, in pearl and cham- pagne; embroidered backs; in our regular stock for $2.00. Fri- day and Saturday, 00 pair. Ladies’ $4.00 French Kid Gloves $1.00 Pair 2elasp fine French Kid Gloves, “Fownes’ make,” PEK and over- ream sewn; white only, in sizes 7, 7%, 7%, Friday and Satur. day, $1.00 pair, Vanity Boxes in plain, tooled and alligator leather; black, brown and gray. $1.75 Storm Serge $1 yd -inch Stor 35c Lingerie Batiste ’ 5 Yards for $1.00 Ingerie Batiste —pin' maize and orchid, with Friday and Saturday—s8 Cups and Saucers of Japanese china, Cups and Saucers, 7 for $1.00 White Porcelain Cups and Saucers, 7 Cups and 7 Saucers for $1.00. Aluminum Colanders $1 Each Pure Aluminum Colandera, 2%-quart size, Aluminum Fry Pans $1 Each Pure Aluminum Fry Pans, %-inch elze, with re-tinned han- dle, Aluminum Double Boller $1.00 Each Pure Aluminum Double Rice Boilers; 2-quart size Water Glasses, ‘25 for $1.00 Heavy Fluted or Plain Glass Tumblers Bath Robe Flannel 2 yds. for $1.00 20¢ White Outing, 6 yds. $1,00 27tnch heavy Twill Outing, very special, 6 yds. for $1.00 ~-Friday and Saturday, only. Friday and Saturday, very special, $1.00 cach. 32-Inch Romper Cloth 5 Yards for $1.00 Romper Cloth, in stripes checks: heavy weight and fast colors, for kiddies’ rompers, boya’ men's shirts, or worth 20¢; spe- cial for Dollar Days—5 yards for 81.00, Burlap, 5 yds, for $1.90 260 Burlap, in assorted plain colors. Friday and Saturday, & yards for $1.00. Bungalow Cretonne 6 yds, for 26-inch Bungalow Cretonne; fast colors, $1.25 Cotton Batts for $1.00 78x84 Cotton Batts, weight 3 ibs; regular $ value, Friday and Saturday, @1. e Japanese Table Cloths, $1 Ea, S4x54-inch Jap Table Cloths; very special Friday and Satur- + 81.00 cach. Bleached Towettng 8 yds, for $1.00 ITinch Bleached Toweling; re special Friday and Sat- 8 yards for 81,00. Sheets for $1.00 Each fee quality Bleached Sheets, size 72x90; special Friday and Saturday, $1.00. Red Tulla Cloth, 2 yds, for $1 S0inch Red Tulla Cloth, very special Friday and Satur. day, 2 yam, for $1.00, SECOND AVENE AT WUMES STREE* Women's weight Sitk-mixed Hose, brown and tan mixtures, and Saturday only, $1.00 Pure Silk Hose $1.00 Women's Silk Hose, the quality yet offered at this They come in black, brown, gray and white. Friday urday, $1.00 pair, Drop-stitch Heather H and soft; wool finished; a pair. Friday and ‘| pairs for $1.00. Weol Heather Hose $1 Women’s Heather Wool @rop stitch, in brown 7 green mixtures. Friday urday only, 91,00 pair. finish Hose, in black, cordovan. Friday and 3 pairs for $1.00, Boys’ School Hose, 5 24 dozen Boys’ School best 26¢ boys’ hose, in . Sizes 6, 6%, 7, TM, 8, 8. Fae and Saturday, 5 3 Women’s Wool Hose, 2 Pr Medium heavy, plain: Hose in Oxford gray ribbed tops. Friday ‘ day, 2 pairs for $1.00, Winter Union Suits; silver to 16 years. day very spectal, Women's Union suite, Pure white, i Union Suits, closely finish, fleece lined; long sleeves or sl Satin Messaline with with two rows elastle, with small silk roses) popular colors. Special lot medium bust, i a over hips; regu! Friday and Saturday, Lace Vestees New Vestees with, cuffs; made of V laces, In plain ecru pet: Bandeau Bandeau Brassieres insert at back; bs fastening. Friday and hi $1.00. ‘ BS P