The Seattle Star Newspaper, October 17, 1922, Page 8

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THE SEATTLE STAR VOTE ON GRAND | Alaska Miner Finds It’s Fi xed! “‘Freckles’’ RY WAS A TIE(Scisescices NU Back Again ~ssratcstinton Beartng out the story recently Fillng of Replies to Round Editor Yields t to Storm of |"iwey postal clerka. ‘The Beattie MAIL CLERK OFFICIAL HERE Wm, M. Collina, of Washington, D. C., national president of the Natl of & troplo — where Alaska ts * way Mall association, will visit the lo- now situated, ¥. A, Bwift, miner, haa) come out of Alaska with an enor mous bone, which he unearthed last summer and which is believed to brought to Beattie by 15, J, Mathows, Robin Shows Facts have belonged to @ giant mastodon ak t in Lym wage ar Fh Bove an Reinstate local, with a membership of about Filing of the answers of supe [don was a beast o tropics, ac’ rlor prt Judges to Preskding [entivts admit that climates must Protest; in Star 8 m4 Raeee oon acts % moe st Judge Griffiths’ round robin on eabea ge ocgg te ly wit be Feature in tion tn the Northwest, the question of callug s grand | presented to the University of Waal one Gap \ehed ettiasee 04 tho ccm sn gy ag np raggh oo jaa An By Wanda von Kettler [aon who will have charge of the vote waa, in eff pang yg ag 0 were le aad two were for It if Judge Grlifiths bad a reason for calling one, Judge Griffiths considered that he had good reasons. ‘The exact answers, as given by the j Tegan, were as follows: Re eo nieeenceempenniatininnttaatiet I am opposed to calling « grand Oh, what « heap of gloom! fury et thie time, —_—<———— LT [ TODAY's Alb To BEAUTY | AID TO BEAUTY Hair te by far the most consplou- ous thing about us and is probably the most easily damaged by bad or dent, 1827 Fourth ave, W. and W, J. Meyer, secretary, room 418 Crary butlding, both of whom are regarded by the national organization as able and active workers, He's the youngster comico page whom Blosser for » long time past October 18, 192%, carclows treatment, If we are very| has drawn for all of us who read | oe gockane, who te at the head of Judges hag Lr or do not | ooreful in hair washing, we willhave| The Star, the Railway Men‘s association in the favor calling the tar virtually no hair troubles, An espe} Wall, one day inst week the e@b| 151), division, which ts comprised of clalty fine shampoo for this weather, one that brings out ell the natural beauty of the hair; that dissolves and entirely removes af dandruff, excess of! and dirt; can easily be used at tor had the funniest ides. We aren't) 6, | Oregon, Washington, Idaho and Mon. trying to understand ft, let alone %t| tana, also will speak at the meeting plain 1. We merely stede that 88) a0 Macomber is accompanying © result of that idea he gave 80M! President Collins thru his division, hing else the place of Freckles tn ¢ apeaking at each of the meetings to grand jury for reen 1922, tn aw cordance with court rule No, Pour, will please express. them selves bereon for or against so doing. Austin B. Griffithe Yea trif_ing expense by simply dissoly. | the paper be held at Spokane, Butte, Helona, Everett Amith: Yes. ing « teaspoonful of canthrox (which| We were fugt M about i. But) coor, And Portland, Calvin 8. Hall: If there t @/ you can get at any Gruggist’s) in a|semehow didn’t feel that we eould) my anything. ‘That wea about four days ago,|hind the paper files Monday afternoen the bottle broke—~| “I think it’s the bunk,” put tn he. and lo and behold— “What's the idea? Well, Avridge Mann was the The city editor by this time was) first one to nick tt, He came [looking up trom his denk, skulking inte the office with the first “edition of the paper | the fusset™ under his arm. “WE WANT FRECKLES,” “Lookw like we're starting in the |yelped fn unison week without Freckles again,” said he, loudly. CYow previous to this we'd al! been | his pile of copy again. “HE aid tt.” speaking In very low tones tn regard| Soe that was thet, And the matter, te ovr grievance) for our part, might have dropped atl “Does for @ trot,” spoke I, happy to register, Cynthia Grey pokeg her bead around the door ef her private offices, “Inn't it too bad,” she ox claimed, having heard the audi ble words. “I always liked read- ing Freckles.” oup of hot water, This makes a full cup Of shampoo liquid—enough #0 It tm eany to apply ft to all the hair, in- stead of just the top of the head | ‘This chemically dissolves all tmpurt tles and creates a soothing, cooling lather, Rinsing leaves the scalp nd jury now. epotiessly clean, soft and pliant, 1p big we Reani In my fudgmont| While the hair takes on the glossy there {s no present emergency | tchness of natural color, also a fut. justifying the calling of a grand, finess which mekes it seem much Jury, and therefore vote no. heavier than {¢ fa, After @ canthrox Mitchell Git) (signed under) *ampoo, arranging the hair ts a statement.) pleasure, When the grand GERING COUGH RELIEVED jury wae called last spring there ad 9 bed cough for three years,” was an understanding that no grand Fisted nairelisf Spit tried Petey » Jury would be called tn November, | Fou ¢ f er’ Nothing has been presented to me|tverk colds, soup, throat chert and that In my opinion would fuatify | bro: nehial trouble quickly retioves I believe the expense Inctdent there: LUfh pegtected goughs. and "oaies. to would be a useless burten upon| Free from op’ inared t » . t the gener and that no good [Ine « oe ee rennet. Lareget necessity for calling it, yes; if not, bo Otte W, Brinker: If the presiding | judge knows of any food legal reason for calling the jury, yes) otherwha, no. J. T. Ronald: I @o not tver call his private sanctum. Mo looked tired and unhappy. Wo thought it a beautiful mo fomething meved pelsfy on the other wide of the room, Nick, the offic “Freckles,” he moaned. “Freckles. Y. glared Qround from be-| Are you after Freckles, toot” All New Merchandise in This Sale—No Seconds or Inferior Goods Just Received in Time for. Anniversary Sale | Two-Strap Pumps $6. 45 a a Ses with collar and straps of gra Made with welt soles and leather military This same model comes trimmed with dark beaver brown, and also dull black kid. —Shoe Shop, Becond Floor Handkerchiefs fine white 38 for 60c—linen and lawn tn om- several styles; novelty prints hané-embrotdered “, —Vourth Floor —Special Price Basement hand-rolled edges. —rirst Floor Rewinr Set ame Mate of tee neko opt $4.95. the well- corduroy. Made in breakfast coat styles. —Spectal Price Rasement Other Specials ‘Women’s Sweaters, $7.85 .95 Corduroy Robes, $4.95 con Bathrobes, $4.95 Children’s Rompers, ad Infants’ Dresses, $1.48 “eth Girls’ Coats, $7.95 and $11.95escena ricer Electrical Appliances Sito Electric Coffee Pots, $10 “Universal” Electric ‘Coffee Pots, $14.50 .50 “Universal” Electric Grills, $8 ronze Electric Lamp Stands, $5 Green Metal Electric Lamp Stands, $5 —rirst ricer Rugs and Draperies Wool Wilton Rugs, $67.50 Braided Rugs, $2.50 ——— Rugs, $3.25 $4.50 $450 Drapery "Poplin: Pate = op) 25 yar 40-pound Mattresses, $7.75 4 In the Price Basement: Stockings, 22c Women’s Nainsook Gowns, 65c Women’s Outing Nightgowns, $1.19 Children’s Union Suits, 85c Nainsook Bloomers, 35c Ofte ont and Needlework Davenport Floor Lamps, $26.25 Bridge Floor Lamps, 295 Stamped Luncheon Sets, 85c —Fourth Floor SECOND AVENUE AND UNIVERSITY STREET MORE MERCHANDISE—MORE SERVICE To make this the Greatest Sale in the history of Seattle, we have made much greater preparation for this Anniversary than ever before, Most Remarkable—for the Last Day 2 3 50 French Hand-Made Dresses Such extraordinary values were offered us in this Special Purchase that we could not resist buying these Dresses for a Last Day’s feature . . . . and the values will be irresistible to you. Exquisitely beaded imported gowns, of rich quality crepe de Chine and Georgette. NAVY BLACK BROWN TAN GRAY —Third Floor Perfume 500 Mesh Bags $4.95 Toilet Waters $2.69 Individual boxes of high-grade per- Fine Mesh Bags in 4 distinctlve One of the finest quality French fumes—all flower odors. Regular $1 styles; all silver finished. Regular toilet waters. Several popular odors values, —Firet Floor $7.50 quality. =—First Picor in this lot. —Firet Moee 500 Yds. Moon Glo Satin, $3.65 Quality, $2.95 A0 inches wide. Jade, light blue, coral, Buddha, tomato, mahogany, dark red, navy, dark French blue, marine, midnight, tapestry, brown, dark green, myrtle, tan, taupe, Malay and black. —First Floor moeting, are: A. W. Leonard, prest- | Division President fa C, Macomber, | “Dear me,” exclaimed he, mwhat's | we “You'll have to mpeak to the chief,” replied the city editor, diving Into! that if the chief himself hadn't at that moment made hig appearance woefully tn the opened doorway of Syrup Pepsin Loved By Hosts of Babies Hall @ teespoostal will make o fretiul Jounguter happy 004 playbl IE mother has her choice of remedies for her baby's minor nor ike, but she should be care- ful which remedy she select the do the ANY FAMILY MAY TRY IT FREE feet Wy Samily can ase when cond j } zou, fo bry Bos LE f=. might be nafe for herself may do in- j f to an infant. } ‘ou will find that 7} if the little one A cries and doesn't waters and which may want to play that concentrate blood and dry u its bowels arecon- the skin; or mercurial cal t [he agers ated, teed which may ealivate and loosen Cicde: a ve the child one-half toaspoonf: of Uso sake lenative Wie Syvep Dr. Caldwell’s Syrup Pepsin. in, and especially ren, for Tevalide, ee girls, nursing mothers, elderly people, and persons recently oper- upon who need bowel action with the least strain. Mrs. Lillian Brenington of Woodruff, 8. C., always gives her child Dr Caldwell’s Syru; Ls Mrs. A. E. Blondin of Mich., will not have any tet laxative s pan i druggist su ou, & it only costs a cent a’ dee. Try in constipation, colic, Gatulency, headaches, and to break up fevers and colds, | ye SYRUP PEPSIN ~~» Jne family laxative Fle leaned wearily against the door. “I've answered something Uke a thousend pbhene calls regarding Freckles this afternoon. “Nick,” he oalled, weakly; and Nick showed him- self again from behind the files, “see that the Freckles strip gets sent out to the composing room for Tuesday's You will then see resulta in a few hours. You will not have to force it on babies or children: ask for it, it is no free from | | | ) Then the man grasped his hat and went out. He hasn't a5 yet come back We aren't certain. But—well— at the time of his departure a lot of people hadn't as yet been in- formed that Freckles would re turn. We think the editor wag afraid of bis ti paper—ves, for Tuesday's paper, It must be started again ri | fTomorrow—the Last Day of the Sale— THE cepbet yh SELLING EVENT OF THE YEAR | This Is an Excellent Opportunity to Buy Christmas Gifts at Exceedingly Low Prices Most acceptable as Christmas gifts: “Narcissus” Mirrors $15 High grade polychrome Mirrors, for over the mantel. 4% feet long, by 16 inches wide, With mitered glass. —Fourth Floor Thousands of Yards Best Quality Lingerie Ribbons The well-known violet pattern in pink, blue and white, Regular 120, for ¢o yard Regular 350, for 180 yard Regular lia, for 80 yard Regular 400, for 200 yard Regular 200, for 100 yard Regular 50c, for 250 yard Regular 260, for 1240 yard —First Floor Corset Specials The best-selling models in >P Corset stock were se- lected for these specials. The values are remarkable, 1. Front and back lace models, 3. Back lace models, for all for all types of figures; well. types of figures—$1.95, known makes—$5.96 4 Bandeau Girdies—just the & Front and back lace styles thing for those who do not Turkish Towels 35c Regular price 45c. Size 21x42 inches. Heavy weight. Hats $4 tonal values in Hats of Panne, and Lyons velvet, and plush. Fruit, flower and feather trimmed. All very new and smart models. —Third Floor Second Floor Luggage Cowhide Bags $7.95 Regular price $10.50, Cordovan and black; leather lined; sewedon corners, Sizes 16 or 18 inches, Fitted Toilet Cases $19.75 Regular price $25. Fitted with shell or tvory; 10 large pieces, Fitted Suit Cases $23.75 Regular price $32.50, ¥inoe cobragramn cowhide; 11 large fittings, in shell, amber or tvory. $65 Hartmann Panama Wardrobe Trunks $56.50 Metal bound drawers; blue silk plush cushion top; dust-proof combination curtain and laundry bag; attractively lined. $20 Suit Cases $18.95 Women's cases of fine black cowhtte; ailke lined; shirred pockets in Ud; double locks. 20, 22, 24-1neh sizes, Fifth Floor Wool-filled Comforts $6.45 Full double bed size. Silkoline cov- ered. Second Floor Towels 850 Turkish Towels, 230, 460 Turkish Towols, 350, 50c Linen and Cotton Towels, 860 $1 Alliinen Towels, 750, Cotton Fabrics 300 Colored Outing, 150 yard 850 Colored Outing, 260 yard 250 White Outing, 180 yard 400 School Suiting, 260 yard 400 Devonshire Cloth, 260 yard 450 Ginghams, 290 yard 350 Ginghams, 250 yard 260 Ginghama, 160 yard 400 Plisse Crepe, 290 yard 650 Dress Cretognes, 890 yard 40c Black Sateen, 250 yard Linens and White Goods 850 Nalnsook, 260 yard $8.60 Napkins, $5.45 dozen Madeira Napkins, $6.85 dozen $12.50 Linen Napkins, $7.45 dozen $12.60 Madeira Napkins, $8.95 dozen. Bedding 550 Pillow Cases, 420 $1.36 Sheets, $1.15 $1.65 Sheets, $1.36 Al-Wool Blankets, $6.95 pair —gecond rioor 75c Sheeting 620 Standard quality. 81 inches wide (9-4 width). —Seoond Floor Women’s Coats at $22 Fur-trimmed novelty styles, with embroidery, tassel and fancy braid trimmings, Also plain tailored styles, in double-faced and plain coatings. Women’s Coats at $59 Splendid selection of styles. Hand- some materials, beautiful furs, high grade silk crepe linings and excellent color range, —Third Floor Specials in Men’s Wear Worsted Sweaters, $6.86 nee | Cotton Union Suits, $1.69 Woe and Cotton Union Suits, Heavy Munsing Union Suits, $8.95 Outing Flannel Pajamas, $1.95 Outing Flannel Nightshirts, $1.65 First Floor aa8as, Goalies tk- Beteet, Pacte Photograph Stationery $1 Ne lary i or Albums $1 veiopes twit “DA claude deck Rogular price $1.50, Loose-leat style; covers in several colors, Size 7x11 inches, —First Floor box, sheets of paper and 34 French tissue-lined envelopes to the -First Floor Other cere Seni All-over Laces, $2.00 yard. ovelty Jewelry, yo ne SO Women's Novelty N $18.50 Beaded Tunics, ares has Women’s Lace Neckwear, 90c Swagger and Vanity Bags, $2.95 Knit Underwear Women’s Munsing Silk Vests, $2.65 Women’s Munsing Silk Vests, $2.25 Women’s Cotton Union Suits, $1.45 Boys’ Cotton Union Suits, $1 Stockings Ribbon feck Silk Stockings, $2 “Granite” Silk Stockings, $1.65 Children’s Wool-mixed Stockings, 65¢ —First Floor First Floor Children’s Mercerized Stockings, 3 pairs $1 Silks and Dress Goods 36-inch Taffeta, $1.65 40-inch Crepe de Chine, $1.65 42-inch Velvet, $5.95 40-inch Canton Crepe, $2.25. 54-inch Tweeds, $1.95 First Floor 6g WDE 6S 18 BS BEE ‘]| | fae Hy loa oa