The Seattle Star Newspaper, September 28, 1922, Page 3

THURSDAY, SEPTE) CHILD CRIES FOR VENGEANCE Charlotte Mills Begs the Governor for Help NEW BRUNSWICK, N. J, Sept %—The voice of a child eried for vengeance today on the murderers of Rev. Edward W. Hall and Mrs. James Milla, bis choir leader, whose bodies were found side by side on & deserted farm here. Charlotte Milla, 15-yearold school sirl, sent a plea to Gov. Edwards that he do all in his power to find the murderers of her. mother and the pastor, The girl's plea came after Prom ecutor Strickler stated that he was Unable, after two weeks’ investiga. tion, to find a clue to the identity of the slayers, wrong,” the daughter said “Mother never did = anything “I'm go ing to spend the rest of my life tn ing to find out who killed her.” “harlotte’s plea to Gov. Edwards PRiows “Dear Governor: I am Charlotte flix, of New Brunswick. My moth- as you know, was murdered two ks ago, and it seems to me that By investigation is not bringing re- a, * have received letters from ragers that a political gang ts. ing things. Can that be true? ‘As we have no means to get legal . ia there not some way, dear rnor, that you could help me to the murderer of my dear moth- fr? Anxiously, “CHARLOTTP MILLS.” MOTOR SHIP IS STORM TOSSED La Merced Roughed on 69- tor schooner Day Voyage ASTORIA, Ore., Sept. 28.—The mo. La Merced, which reached here yesterday in tow of the tug Oneonta, reported one of the Toughest trips experienced this sum- by any ship, large or small. ‘The little vessel, bound for Port Pland from the Solomon islands, with This is Marjorie Fielding, graceful dancer. She is being featured at the Metropolitan theater this week. With her male partner Miss Fielding is} one of the main attractions of the musical comedy, “Take it From Me,” which is making a hit as the opening) show of the Metropolitan's season, THE MERMAID'S GIFT A beautiful mermaid fell in love Values THE BUILT ON VALUES PIKE STREET A Are the The Grote-Rankin Co.’s SEATTLE STAR - THE GROTE-RANKIN CO OTTO F. KEGEL, President. ND FIFTH AVENUE a = emma Keynote of GROWING ON VALUES ee Month-End Sale | Some Idea of the Effectiveness of Value in Many Sections of the Store Is Gained From the Following Items : Extra Low Prices Discontinued Patterns of Imported and Domestic CHINA | More Than a Hundred Dining-Room ings Half Price Emphatic on Sav- Dining \ Room Chairs where | the sets are incom- plete, and several discontinued pat- terns. There are: 2 Walnut Arm Chairs. Keg. Price $ 9.00 Sale Price 84.50 8.00 10,00 13.50 7.26 Walnut Chairs, with brown leather sents with bre Chairs, with brown leather ut Arm Chair, with brown leath wn leather seats, . brown Jea Prevail in the DRAPERY Department Scrim Curtains Marquisette with hemstitched borders . Curtains and lace edges— with hemstitched borders, 98c Pr. in cream and ecru colors, A yard-wide, in fast Window Shades colors, including blue, rose, gold, brown, mul- berry and other attrac- | That are of a dependable tive color combinations, | quality in workmanship are marked for clearance | as well as material. The regardless of former | size is 36 inches by 6 feet; colors green and tan. prices. The yard, ee eee Half-Price High-grade Dinnerware—all decorated patterns In American and English China, marked for quick clear- ance at HALF PRICE. Dinner Plates at $7.85 dozen, Breakfast Plates at $6.75 dozen. Sauce Dishes at $3.00 doz. Dinner Plates at $6.75 dozen, Breakfast Plates at $5.72 dozen. Soup Plates at $5.75 doz. 10-inch Platters at $1.40 each. 14-inch Platters at $2.65 each. Cream and Sugars at Pickle Dishes at 55¢ each. Covered Butters at $1.04 each. Bowls at 57¢ each. Cake Plates at $1.60-each. Covered Butters at $1.72 each, 10-inch Plates at $1.76 each. 14-inch Plates at $4.80 each. Covered Dishes at $4.20 each. Tea Pots at $4.35 each. Bakers at $1.72 each, aean ae ee Ae RSE Tee ) & cargo of copra, consumed 69 days ‘on the journey. During the trip, master, Capt. Charles E. Joha @ied suddenly of heart trouble, and storms wracked the little ship, wrest. Walnut Chairs, with Walnut Chairs, with brown lea Fumed Oak Chairs, with brown leather seats Jacobean Oak Chairs, with brown leather seats 12.00 T Mahogany-finished Chairs, with biue leather With a youth who lived on land, Pickle Dishes at 72¢ each. And they used to meet in the moon ight pale And spoon on the silver sand. . 14.00 9.00 7.00 4.50 6.00 95c | 69c,, * English Porcelain tag awey her starboard propeller and most of her sails. Foreed to beat her way up the coast with a few small sails and only one engine running, the crew lived for days on biscuits and canned soup. ‘The last biscuit aboard was eaten age Astoria. But there came a night when the mermaid wept. “I must away,” said she, “To marry & merman king who rules ‘The dim world under the sea.” “But here is a parting gift.” she 18.50 9.25 neate ... Mahogany-finished Chair neat . Mahogany-tinished neat one A Walnut-finished Chair, with blue leather seat... Walnut-finishea Chair, with blue leather seat., 17.5 Wainut-finished Chair, with blue leather seat with blue leather 3500 «11.75 Chair, with blue leather 10,75 5.25 8.75 Window Shades (Seconds) A limited quantity of tan-colored shades—these show slight imperfections. Also small shades made from our regular stock shade cloth, are in this offer- ing. Bring your own measures. Dinner Plates at $6.96 dozen. Breakfast Plates at $5.67 dozen. Pie Plates at $3.54 dozen. Bread and Butters at $3.25 dozen. Covered Dishes at $3.54 each. Soup Plates at $5.67 doz. 10-inch Dishes at $1.09 PEORES < CReRES CABAL REBOOT Ee oe. Priced each ....cccccsccccccssccccesesone 39c Tuscan Net Curtains Very attractive designs are featured in this lot of Tuscan Net Curtains. They are ~~ a wide and 21% yards long, and finished with fring $y bottom. Priced pair on cecesssccoce $1 .48 cried, “From your green-eyed ocean girl, mail orders |) 4 treasure rare from an amber cave In a@ grotto built of pearl. And she left in his hand a snowy ehell Ere she eank to her coral cloister— He opened ft, lo! and found within A plump and succulent oyster, Minna Irving In the New York Herald. Mahogany-finished Chairs, with brown leather pon seats . : Wainutfinished Chair, with brown leather sent Mahogany-finished Chair, with brown leather 11.25 Fruit Plates at $3.13 doz. 10.75 . with brown leather . ovens 8.25 6.25 eoat Mahogany finished 9.50 leather seats .. Walnut finished A ea Arm Chair, with brown leath- Wash Goods REMNANTS Short lengths of Ginghams, Voiles and Tissues, representing the season’s most popular patterns— At Greatly Reduced Prices Mahoganyfinished Arm Chair, with brow leather seat feeeeenneees ory tee Walnut-finished Arm Chair, with brown leath- Walnutfintshed Arm or ecate . : Mahogany-finished Chalr, erat... Mahogany f Walnut-tinished Chair, with brown leather seat Walnut-finished Chair, with brown leather neat with “blue leath. with brown leather x : Printed Linoleum In lengths from 7 feet to 25 feet, and six feet wide —-priced by the piece. In many cases there are sev- eral pieces of the same pattern, and good sized rooms can be satisfactorily covered. Make your selections early. The Values Are Exceptional! Twenty-five pairs of Wool and Wool-mixed BLANKETS that have become slightly soiled in handling, are offered at Reduced Prices. Two Hundred Fine Quality Plaid BABY BLANKETS various attractive colors, are offered at a very low price; each, 65c. Used Furniture, Ranges and Heaters in the Month-End Sale —An Opportunity to Furnish Complete Homes at a Saving Important reductions are made each month to effect an immediate clearance and make room for incoming household goods taken in as part pay- ment on new Furnishings. Here is a partial list of bargains: : Rebuilt Heaters Used Furniture Rebuilt Coal and Wood Ranges 6 Arm Dining Chairs, priced $2.00 to $5.00 At Reduced Prices That will give long, satisfactory service 1 Four-foot Fiber Settee, as good as new...$12.75 Majestic, with 6-hole top....+ on ibis ease Sli $45. Oak Coal Heater for eseceess. $21.60 1 $25.00 Reed Settee, 5 feet long, for Wood, Coal and Gas Range : Large Howard Over-draft Heater for. -- $49.50 6 Full-sized Metal Beds, each Quick Meal, with 6-hole top. Daisy Wood Heater ...,....... nese 1 Full-sized Metal Bed for parbedclihy gs coe) AB Large Wood Heater po Extension Table for : Paramount Coal, Wood and Gas Maywood Coal and Wood Heater .. 1 $15.00 Square FE Ea age’ Monarch, with 4-hole top .... Acorn Coal Heater for ........ 12 Sets of Extension Table Leaves, 42-, 45- “1 00 Buck, with 4-hole top .... Quality Oak Coal Stove 60-inch ; , Majestic, with 4-hole top . Neverfail Combination Heater 20 Extension Tables, all sizes Monarch, with 6-hole top Fancy Oak Coal Heater...... White Enamel Hoosier Table, porcelain top $38.75 — Empress pn gp et 6-hole top mvore | oak Coal Heater. eS { 2 i & 7 onarch, wi “hole top ... Graceful Woo eater . ei anagenre ay pound ice inde Gs paps South Bend Malleable, with 6-hole top. Olympic Wood Heater . Rockers, price , 15.00 Qhio, with 6-hole top Universal Combination ha $25.00 Fumed Oak Buffet for..... Pervere $15. Perfect, with 6-hole top . Washington Combination Heater . Sellers Kitchen Cabinet for... . Majestic, with 6-hole top. St. Clair Coal Stove Golden Oak Library Table for Majestic, with 6-hole top . New Idea Combination Heater Full-sized Bed Springs Empress Coal Heater .... Jacobean Library Table for Steel Cook Stove, with 4-hole * Round Oak Heater $20.00 White Enameled Dresser for... ...$15.00 Rebuilt Gas Ranges Howard Overdraft Heater $10.00 Large Recd. Arm Chair.....+.++---§5.75 Exceptional Values! Oak Coal Heater . Black Leather Rocker for Clark Jewel, with low oven and AS. Cabinet Gas Range Oak Morris Chair, Velour cushions. . eat $20.25) ane $41.50 How Our “Exchange Service” $15.00 Upholstered Davenport for delivers this HEATER Front rail, Pull nickel band. Large nickel awing cover top. Largs mica front door, H linings, duplex grat pan. Height to top w: width of body 20 tn ter fire pot 14 in.: floor # 20x17 im; weight 115 Ib $1875 TERMS $1— A WEEK a maetly as pictured. Boat Sched ules =—SA = Bey 6s Teeree TACOMA . Internationally known Meta- physician, in @ series of five PRACTICAL LECTURES ON PRINCIPLES OF LIFE BEGINNING FRIDAY EVENING September 29, at 6 P. M. SUBJECTS: Friday, Sept. 29, 4 P. M— * “Ourselves—What Wo Are.” pt. 30, 8 P. M— Mind — What Does—How DAILY 7.9, 11 A. M., 1, 3, 5, 7,9 P. 4Se FOR SINGLE TRI Me FOR ROUND TRI iX} $2.00 to $17.75 ix] SELLINGHAM - ANACORTES ORT TOWNSEND RAIL CONNECTION ANO MILL PORTS Pu “A Burvey of Modern Heal- ing” Monday, Oct. 2, 8 P. M-— Rd We Achieve Prosper- ty,” Tuesday, Oct. 3, 8 P. M—— "Can Death Be Overcome?” panels Jewel Low-oven Gas Range panels HOOD CANAL POINTS Chambers Mreleas TUESDAY, FRIDAY, 4 l. Freigi * 00 A.M. ht Oni; NEAH BAY & Way PortTsif Masonic Temple Auditorium Corner Pine and Harvard PUBLIC INVITED FREE-WILL OFFERING Local Headquarters WALDORF HOTEL Maln 2567 GOOD EVENING! WHAT ABOUT YOUR SUBSCRIPTION TO THE FUND? Bee eee eee eee ee Oe eS $10.00 3-piece Parlor Set for.... $20.00 Golden Oak Dresser for $15.00 Golden Oak Mantel Folding Be: $4.00 Fiber Arm Chair for...... Sones 80-inch Bamboo Book Rack .. Fumed Oak Flat-top Desk....... a deer $25.00 Fumed Oak Library Table apie 37.5 rop Head Singer Sewing Machine $25.' Sice Warnidie Beokenaas, five eto for $15.00 $65.00 Fumed Oak Buffet for $47.50 $6.75 Birds-eye Maple Arm Rocker Bookcase with Settee Three-piece Bedroom Set for Gar Range, $O2DO ren ar Nana: 2.60 otGas Ranke... POLO New Method High-oven be oc. $19.50 Reliable Low-oven $18.00 alee $42.50 Gas Range — The prices on all Rebuilt Ranges, Gas Ranges and Heaters, include setting up and connecting in your mt A-B High Oven Gas Range— white panels A-B High Oven Gas Range— mai $19.50 panels A-B High Oven Gas Range— Chambers Fireloss Gas Range Will Help Your Home Furniture and Furnishings—that your home no longer cares for—or that simply do not “fit,” may be traded in as part payment on new or other used articles that will add wanted comfort and beauty, An appraiser will gladly call and give a valuation on your goods if requested. Just telephone and ask for the Exchange Department. The re-sale of this Used Furniture is made at the lowest possible prices—-at no time do we quote prices on used articles as though they were new, but only the low prices based on value after we have taken them in exchange.