The Seattle Star Newspaper, October 11, 1922, Page 5

Be Fea EDNESDAY, OCTOBER 11, 1922. THE SEATTLE STAR (AIR LINERS AND ROOF DOCKS COMING SOON Member American Homes Bureau RUNBAUM BROS FURNITURE CO. INC. SIXTH AVE. Sctween PIKE on¢ PINE oc iat = 2 . Overstuffed Rockers LIFELONG source of comfert and beauty, Furniture of this character makes a Retter Home. Grumbaum Brox’ Liderat Fatended Credit policy en- ables you to put one tn your low. They are as follows: Special, 95c home TODAY, —Third Floor ISIT this Store Saturday evening, Octoder 14. We want you to know this great Home-Building Institution, which is the largest Exclusive Furniture Store in the North- west. Sketch showing hitching post and landing dock for aerial liners. Aero engineers believe All are in V-neck style, All this development will soon become a reality in America, Open Saturday Evening, October 14 TORR. AO RN TO no alas ah BY CHARLES REDDEN 7 to 10 o'Clock Men Who Beat New York |*es tier tone j| Bosses Still Climbing ("3 sesso. BY LEO KR. SACK | renomination that only men accept: | giant airplanes and airships will be WASHINGTON, Oct. 11 Alfred | able to him be placed on the ticket. |fiying on railroad-iike schedules D5¢ each. S _ | Edward C. Devine, _|( SEE THE SKIES ON E. Smith or Nathan L. Miller? | Tho this was regarded as high-hand: |carrying passengers and freight from I inot ist, Is Dead | | New York state ts sure to present|ed by his fellow-republicans, Miller |city to city $ 39 50 i . WEDNESDAY NIGHTS The University of Washington observatory will be open to the public on clear Wednesday nights. according to an announcement Jone or the other aa its choice for) won out Commuters will think nothing of president in 1924 Miller hae made a good governor |COming to businens daily from a dis | “Ar Smith, most popular execu-| of New York, most folks believe. He | nce of 100 miles, San Francisco tive at Albany in a decade, has just| has given time and thought to wel. | Will be only @ day's ride from New recently been nominated as the demo: | fare and reme leginiation, He ts | York. cratic candidate for ge or. Miller! credited with courage, vision, rare The city will project Itself into the also hax been renominated for @ #¢¢ | executive ability and personal hon. ,°UDtry, and the country will invade the city—with nr y advantages to Failing to rally after a short {i1-| pess, Edward C. Divine, linotype op- @rator and Seattle resident for 24 years, ts dead at his home in the Lu-/ gerne apartments. | || made by the astronomy depart ment. The telescope will be at —— nesiiinciaaicietanieninian the disposal, on those nights, of } | the nuesta. If your skin is a Hongkong Hotels Ilana are okie then with 1054 AIR TONIG HT! I nay these things from knowledge : If President Harding is not a can : . of what has already been accom tongue coated—appetite poor} Seven big hotels in China, owned | siaate for re-clection, ax many folks| From K. D. % E., radio station at | plished. ‘There ts nothing of the fan you have a bad taste in your by the Hongkong Hotel company, are| believe, and Miller wins, he in sure|The Rhodes Co, Seattle artists will | tastic in these predictions. fmouth—e lazy. no-good fecling—-¥OU |, be operated by Americans. to cause a lot of trouble for Borah, | broadcast a musical program tonight, | Commercial aviation is already a should take Olive Tablets, - conven ent coon, Ft " Edwards" Olive Tableto—a sun | F: J. Renning, of Seattle, ana 25 | Beveridge, La Follette, Kenyon and sony 11. ubbe, plano soloist and in. | *UCCes®. Regular lines haye been es: all other prospective G. O. P. candi | tablished In many parts of the coun. for calomel—were prepared | Other American hotel men, are going | 4.404 |structor in the Denny building, will |try, and are operating successfully. dy Dr. Edwards after 17 years of/to the Orient soon to assume this} I¢ smith wins, James M. Cox, for |give the plano selections, Miss Ada Where thoroly responsible concerns q work. Renning seaves Saturday on (mer Associate Justice Clark, Senator | Tilley, soprano soloist and instructor |@** doing the flying, acoldents are Dr. Edwards’ Olive Tablets are & the steamship President Madison. Atlee Pomerene—if he comes back almost unheard of. Reports collected at the University of Washington cae gg “amg amerieremenenstinee from Ohio—and all other democratic | win ging. Her accompanist on the |®¥ UF Ormanization show that over a r possibilities are warned tn advance | piano will be Miss Helen Ferryman, | P*04 of 12 months, 600 commercial their olive color. Funeral Services Smith defied Mayor Hylan, Boss aircraft made 130,736 fights, travel Second Floor j fond term, as the republican choles.) ety, Smith, too, hae these qualities, | Avalon, Normandy Each got his nomination by sheer! which makes the New York race a |%0th. Millions of ars will be add . |personal dornination of hix conven: | close one. ed to the rural real estate values and Normaglow tion Bach went to bat with the of the United Btates; whole new areas re materials ye been used making up this stunning and Winter Coats. i $39.50 each. instructor at the University of Wash = ¢ have a clear, pink skin, bright for Mr Hinsd Je | Murphy of Tammany and all the oth | ington borage if “*%" | ing 2,907,245 miles, without a single no pimples, a feeling of buoy- 8. ale er Tammany leaders, and refused to! jronowing ta the program: fatality lke childhood days, you must} Funeral services for Mra. Julia M.| do business with William Randolph | ,... During the last 14 months, the U.| on 850 Outing Flannel Night Shirts, 52 inches long, well made and full cut. of cotton in sizes, 15 closed crotch and lockstitch seams. This garment sold formerly for $2.50. Special, a suit, $1.95. to 19. Specially priced for this sale at Beautiful New Coats Attractively Priced Panvellaine, Shawsheen, | All these beautiful, soft py sortment of Women’s Fall Some are plain and others have fur collars of beaver, caracul, mole and Manchurian wolf. Colors include black, navy, brown and shades of beaver. Splendid values at 4.¢ ay THE RHODES co. Complete Display of Halloween ‘Favors ~Main Floor, Rear A SALE OF MEN’S WEAR Men's Department, Main Floor For this week’s selling, the Men’s Department has taken from regular stock a good variety of men’s apparel in several groups and priced each group remarkably Men’s Percale Shirts—S pecial, 85c 600 French-cuff Shirts, made of a splendid quality of percale and in a wide range of neat striped patterns. Well tailored, full cut shirts, in sizes 14 to 17. Formerly $1.25 each. A very attractive offer at 85¢ each. Men’s Night Shirts f in “ Hinsdale, who died at the Seattle! Hearst, directly or Indirectly. He 8, air mail service has traveled near Men’s Union Suits Special, $1.95 288 Union Suits of a splendid weight | mottled gray color, with Work Shirts Special 79c 300 men’s Work Shirts, made of a good quality of black sateen. Sizes are 14% to 17. They have extension neck bands and one pocket. Former- ly $1.26. Special at 70@ each. Neckties Special 65c¢ Or 2 for $1.25 1,200 fine ‘cut silk Fourn- Hand Ties in a beautiful as- sortment of striped and fig- ured patterns. In a wide range of colors to choose from. Special at 6G¢ each, or 2 for $1.25. Suspenders Special 59c Or 2 pairs for $1.00 120 pairs of splendid silk web Suspenders of a good width, and in a variety of col- ors. They have strong stitched leather ends, cast-off and brass buckles. Specially priced at 59 a pair, or 2 for $1.00. Germans Seeking }onopts | iy 2,000,000 miles with only one f tallty. Most of the aceid vo Morning” Otey Apeaks | ‘ raping accidents y “The Lass With the Delicate Air read about are caused by “«ypstes’ De Arne |Or “atunters"—and commercial fly Edwards’ Olive Tablets act on |General hospital Monday, were to bo! beat the bosses and Hearst was not | bowels like calomel—|held at the Butterworth undertak-| nominated for anything. His name | * no dangerous after effects. |ing establishment Wednesday at 2) was not even presented. the bile and overcome |p. m. Mrs. Hinsdale was the widow| Gov. Miller succeeded tn repealing | | ‘Take one or two night-| of Capt. Solomon R. Hinsdale, a pay-|New York's primary law. Then he| AP Seda Del’ Acuus | Ore C08t stunt, They know that no results. Mil-j}master in the Union navy during | went to the first nominating conven-| ~Restas: ita NP , Runnetl | "4™Msn plot ts as slick as the law of . sold annually at|the civil war, and the mother of T | tion upon the return to the old ays. | Plano. gravity teal Jolepe wired: bot sass Masten: a8 8 R. Hinsdale, 6502 Roxbury st. tem, and made it a condition for hie | ~!4* Tresore 4s Cotumbine™,....Drige| Except for the seaplanes, which|German governments that gold bars seamen wasters nerte, B Fiat Minor ‘hopin ican go up or come down wherever| Worth $6,000,000 had been found in there's water, the present chief bar.|German locomotives sent to Den- * | sanaen Reealdirier to the development of commer. ...-Gartian | CH! aviation ts the lack of landing|Al lar.” leading to the belief the Harriet Ware | fields. joker an American or English- s++eeesfiellor | Consider the situation tn New)|man. Study of the signature re York. An airplane can bring a pas. senger from Washington to the land ing field in Garden City, Long Island, in two hours Put it takes another hour to convey the passenger by mo- tor to Wall Street. It should be practical to roof over Grand Central Terminal or other raf) road yards with s«teel girders and glans, thus providing alreraft landing facilities in the heart of the city. I | predict it is only a matter of a short | time until such spaces are provided|or blotches on face, neck, arms or | exac COPENHAGEN, Oct. 11-—-A prac- + -Tloat not Let Your Children Ring the Old Liberty Bell! ure HEAL YOUR SKIN Flying costs are bound to come|lief from torture or embarrassment, | tain |down as the public learns it Hornell, MY rs Le bgt nothing to fear in using property op-|ply @ little Mentho-Sulphur and im-| The exceptions embrace physically | | but there didn’ mr thin the Goer erated airways, Quantity consump. | provement shows next day. or mentally incapacitated children. e tion of airplane tickets will event.| Because of its germdestroying | those who live at inconvenient dis- with me. I move. I was irri- not asleep nights out in quantity production like fliv.|bles can know the delight this Men. | if and had trouble vers; and when every family can/tho-Sulphur brings, Even fiery, itch- | be around me knew riers operating large capacity planes | ment. law, tired out all cuer |Wally bring rates for high «peed air| properties, nothing has ever been | tances from the schoolhouse, those and it was an ef-|t"vel within a reasonable distance! found to take the place of this sul-|having private tutors following fort for me tof the rates for slower rail travel |phur preparation. The moment you | ¢tate educational lnes, or children It ts conceivable that the day may |apply it healing begins. Only those | under 16 who have completed the table. and could |come when airplanes will be punched | who have had unsightly skin trou: | Eighth grade, Violation with my bowels own one, I am more inclined to the |ing eczema fs dried right up | prisonment, or both. and at my periods, | belief, however, that the immediate! Get a small jar of Rowles Mentho- | constitute a misdemeanor. Each day It seemed that development of commercial aviation | Sulphur from any good druggist and |a child is kept from school will be nearly every one will be in the hands of common car-|use It like cold crenm.—Advertise- | regarded as @ separate breach of the cane Secking |STATE SCHOOL CONTROL PLAN mark. The meanage wan xigned, “Im.|Oregon Measure Arouses Political Storm vealed it to mean, “I’m a lar.” PORTLAND, Oct. 11.—State, and national issues, are at point in the Oregon general election, Novem- ber 7. Chief among these in impor- tance and in the stimulation of po- litical war talk, ts the so-called com- pulsory education bill. That meas- is the storm center of Oregon politics, : The measure would place all chil- dren of grammar school age, those For unsightly skin eruptions, rash | between § and 16 years of age, to be t, under the direct educational in every large city body, you do not have to wait for re- | direction of the state. All, with cer- exceptions, would be required to has /declares a noted skin specialist, Ap-|attend public schools, of the law, it becomes a law, will punishabie by fine or im-| Such violations | of sa medicine and wanted me to over regular routes. try'it, so at last I took Lydia E. Pink-| And I should strongly advise every ham's Vegetable Compound Tablets | city in America to have tte etty plan- | and Lydia E. Pinkham’s Blood Medi- | ners get busy on the subject of a} cine and improved every day. 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