The Seattle Star Newspaper, October 20, 1922, Page 5

as stem aen gt FRIDAY, OCTOBER 20, 1922. | Member Americnn Howes Morreow | A National | THE SEATT Seatune | | Love Woe Hate tors: Value for one week only We are making this offer solely for the pur- pose of affording you an opportunity to give “Wear Byer" a real service test in your own kitchen, We want you to SEE the differ. ence, PREL the differ ence and KNOW the difference between “Wear - Ever" alumi num cooking utensils and utensils of less whlch, are of- cheaper Sale of Rebuilt Ranges Prices reduced for immediate disposal. Here is the oppor tunity to secure a fully guaranteed steel range at a very rare bargain. LIBERAL CREDIT EXTENDED SIXTH AVE. Sciween PIKE omy PINE Grandanm Building BY fos EX aoe ro HERMAN French Officer t to Give Talk Tonight Members of the American Legton | Im Seattle will be addressed Friday at 9:50 0:90 Pm. . at Rooeev Roosevelt hall elt hall by | ™. Coughs and Colds Catarrh, Croup, Sore Throat Banished by Byomel The germs of catarrh do not exist) im the same atmosphere with anti Septic Hyomel (pronounce it High- one). } Breathe Hyomel and relief from catarrh, cough throat or cold | will come in two minutes | Breathe Hyomei and that stomach straining hawkin, in the morning Hi quickly disappear, i} FTY Breath met and kill the ca-| FI YEARS AGO — tarrh heal the inflamed |® Woman in Lynn, Maas, was steep membr op the discharge of|ing herbs on her kitchen stove ac. mucus and | prevent crusts from cording to a recipe of her own, to Hyomet for a few minutes | frtish medicine for the women of and rid yourself of con-|the neighborhood. Today, a stone's! [throw from the little house where srr ro ate hot patie, | she lived, there is a four-story lab- fied, you ave your money back | oratory. making the same medicine Hyomet aby druggists ev-| for the women of the world, During ork erywhere and by Bartell Drug Co |the last year almost 800! tons of onm., Oct. 20. nae that ity has a JJoseph Perret, captain of artillery in | NP w waves : | With a hate so int the French army during the war, /,ijjed all member of the Logton of Honor, di-| wrinkled, grief-strick@ old rector of the French government's | hopes—prays—that two of her chit tourtst dren and two grandchildren will go York, and representative of the Tour. |‘? ‘Ne tlectric chair ing Club of France. M. Perret spoke Friday morning to the city library staff at the main i- brary and addressed the members’ | council of the Chamber of Commerce Friday noon. He came to Seattle] pay the death penalty, from Del Monte, where he addressed > No mark of Cain will satisfy her the Investment bankers’ convention. |She wants only death and revenge He will leave Seattle Saturday for| When her children—Max Vancouver, B. C.. returning fromjand Mrs Minnie Kesler, wife o* there to New York. While in Seattle|“John the Barber,” well known he is a guest at the Rainier hak tll jfigure on Broadway—and two of the RN Ry Reisier boys are put on trial in New York soon for the murder of Miss |Bertha Katz, another daughter, Mrs | Kats will be the star witness against | them. “JT will tell what T know,” she says, “and 1 hope that the law won't be cheated.” ‘Trembling, she went on. It was the first time that she had been Interviewed. “Imagine that you had a pet dog,” Iahe said, qpeaking rapidly. “You had it for years and loved it. “It stood by thru trouble and @espalr and watched over you faith fully. You loved it more than any. thing else in the world. “Then one night, while tt was ly ling by your side, your house was broken into, Your pet was shot down without warning or provoca tion “You heard it moan tn pain “Imagine that—and remember— “That it was mo pet dog that was killed. It was my young daughter— the child I loved best!* LOVE LE! her love, information bureau in New | After devoting her life to the sufferings and sacrifice of bring: ing up a family of 12 In the Ghetto of New York, Mrs. Jen- nie Katz, 73, is bent on seeing part of her own flesh and blood y trial and Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. | Physicians and eye specialists prescribe Boo- vertinement. carefully selected herbs were used Doctors Recommend _ in the manufacture of Lydia E. Bon-Opto for the Eyes | 4 woman's medicine tor woman's aliments. Have you tried itt—ad Optoas a safe home remedy in the treatment | — ef eye troubles and to strengthen eyesight. | 14 Orcidem a ba it ave The old lady's ips kept Katz | Mrs. Jennie Katz and at the) tips of this new triangle in lerime, her two daughters,| Mrs. Minnie Reisler (left) and Bertha Katz (right). moving, but there was no sound. She was praying “It does no good,” after a few moments. in gone forever “With her went all my love have no more now. she continued “My Bertie “1 can never forget or forgive. To my dying day I shall see her lying | there looking up—and me helpless 1 shall bear her moans Another lapse into prayer. Her devotion to the m: ldead child and her vind wards those charged with the have broken up her family of her children are against her “She is the cause of the whole trouble,” says one daughter living in The Bronx. “We warned ber that |disuster was ahead, but she paid no |attentto | Too MU LOVE ICAUSED TRAGEDY 1 Just what did bring on the tras jody? “Too much love.” explains the one daughter who sides with the old Indy She ts taking care of her in her home here. “Bertha wan young, pretty, ry of the enone to crime Moat viva Dresses COATS Women’s smart Ging- ham Dresses, hand-em- broidered collar and cuffs. Regular $1.98 values. Open- 95c ing Day price. Women’s latest style fancy Crepe Aprons in range of colors. Regu- lar $2.98 values. Opening Day price. $1.25 One rack of Women’s wool tricolettes, poiret twills, silk taffetas and messalines, on sale bey tr .. $4.95 Day for .. One rack of Women’s Coats, cloth and plush; all sizes and styles. While they last the Dy... $4.95 Opening-day prices on complete line of Wom- en’s Cloth and Plush Coats will be $5.95, $8.95, $14.95 and $20.95, and Seattle women have never be- fore been offered coats like these at such low prices. Children’s styled, in good materials. FyBARGANS DEPARTMENT STORE 1419-21-23 FIRST AVE —& SATURDAY MORNING AT 9 O'CLOCK A store for all the people where the whole family can be outfitted at real and substantial savings. It’s a big store—two immense floors filled with dependable mer- chandise. Nothing fancy about this store. Our custom- ers will not have to pay for costly and elaborate fixtures. We are in the low rent district, yet we are in the heart of the market district, and only one block from the center of town. You are most cordially invited to drop in Saturday and see Seattle's newest large store. We believe that our merchandising methods will surprise you. Note the LOW PRICES on HIGH QUALITY GOODS. Take ad- vantage of the opening day’s specials. We have marked everything so low that every purchase must make a regular customer—one who will advertise and boost for us in the future. SHOES FOR ALL THE FAMILY You can always depend on saving money here on Men's, Women’s and Children’s Shoes. Keep that in One .. $1.50 One table Ladies’ Fancy Slippers, si 00 values; while they weet xe One table Women’s an i .$ while they last ee ‘a . 1.50 One miscellaneous table Ladies’ Shoes, while they last 75c leathers; all sizes Ah Ps $1. 25 Peter’s Celebrated Men's Shoes on Sale $ Saturday at 3. 95 Coats, well VISIT THE BARGAIN BASEMENT S. Navy All-wool T6e Big Chief Brooms urday for Genuine Cowhide Boston Good Oil Cloth, white Bags on only, on sale sale for.... $1 45 Saturday, yard. 25c CUPS AND SAUCERS, 2 pairs for ener 7) Homer-Laughlin Brand Dinnerware $5.95 One lot of Young Men’s Hart - Schaffner and Marx Overcoats will be out tor $14.95 out for U. Blankets One table Children’s Shoe Pare on sale Sat- on sale for. $2.75 45c $3.95, $4.95,$5.95 One glance at these Suits will convince you that this is the store to outfit the boy in. Some of these Suits have two pairs of pants and every one of them is a real bargain, Jerseys tricolette Women's wool and = fancy hand - _ embroidered Blouses and Smocks, all colors and sizes; $5.00 and $7 os $1.95 values Silk Fiber Hose, on Ladie assorted colors, Saturday for Infants’ Wool Hose Children’s sale Stockings on Women’s assorted weight Union Suits on sale Satur- $1 .00 day for.. Women’s Knit Bloom- ers, pink and white, on sale Saturday 20 c Sweaters for children on sale Saturday at 75 Cc One table of Men’s and Boy’ WORK and DRESS SHIRTS on sale Saturday for Good, Warm HOUSE OF BARGAINS, First Ave. Near Pike, Next to Economy Market rR ET LE STAR Mother Seeks Life of Her Children Death fauine jelous. Mra. Reisler was older, and Jold-fashioned, She became jealous lot the youngster when her husband lemployed her in his barber shop as | cant 10 years ago. m, conditions be came worse, The Reislers separated Minnie put all the blame on Hertha. Mother defended the young ster “The family started splitting up. “One night last July, Bertha came Reisler. His wife, ber brother and her two sons saw them return. | Sensing trouble, Reiser called a de tive and had the girl escorted home “Rut he didn’t stay on guard long enough. “Late that night, after the sister and brothers had returned, | was shot and killed.” | Mefore the girl died she is said to have identified Morris, oldest son of Mrs. Relaler, as the one who did the | shooting. But his mother says she did it Both deny it | And the four under arrest have | pleaded ne ity to the charge, and “ave engaged a corps of lawyers to jwage the legal battle for their free dom SEEN TAGE? HE’S BROWN AND WHITE; OWNED BY 3 KIDS Faward, Joba and Margaret have lost their brown and white bulldog, and have consequently appealed to The Star to ald them in finding their lost pet The kiddies’ letter reads, part “Our dog’s name Is Tage, He was brown and white, and he nev er bad his ears or tall cut. May be he followed somebody off, but if they knew how we miss him, they would Jet him go.” 80 we're just asking anybody who knows the whereabouts of Tage, the brown and white bull og, please direct him to the home of Edward, John and Margaret Murphy. The kiddies live at 1601 W. Austin st | in \Kidnaping F tend Is | Sentenced for Life OMAHA Oct, 20,—-Fred Brown, alte imes, was today found guilty ping and as ting Mra, Jean Jenkins here last Penalty for crime is ins and drove utskirts the city 1 them and left them ¢ than escape in was captured Wyo. after 1,000 mites to life imprino BABY DRAGGED BY FAST AUTO TACOMA, Oct. 20,--Carried 60 feet in his cab by a runaway auto, a tho-ld baby survived uninjured may result fatally who was knocked h Chestey to, a aundr y ck her, It and the wrecked against the t away de baby's curb 60 DAV Y. TV. B. Clindinin Oscar vson and August La belle, all Klondike pioneers, die here jwithin three, days A Truly Youthful Skin Easy to Have The com girlish fly physical b the i jon may acquire that the real essence of y, only by means of circulation, In ad- ful in fact as | It will be that such a fly obtained—th Jouticle aagely, painte at night. like washed off in the absorbs the or blotchy invisible day unti surface yarticles oc all ¢ ts i tries this simple treatmont.--Adver= tisement home from an automobile ride with | Bertha | ‘prominent lawyer to foree him to| | years THE RHODES so. Chamber of Commerce Night at Our Radio Station—7:15 to 8:15 Special Until Noon Saturday Silk and Wool Dresses Choice $11.95 Each Second Floor For a Saturday morning Special, the Women’s Department is offering a pleasing assortment of Silk and Wool Dresses very specially priced at $11.95 each. The latest styles are embodied in the various models offered which are neat- ly trimmed with pretty braids and embroideries. Sizes range from 16 to 40. REMEMBER, this opportunity lasts until 12 o’clock, only! _ Girls’ Coats Special $10.95 Upper Main Floor Boys’ Mackinaws Priced at $7.95 Main Floor Rear Here are some Mackinaws made _ in Seattle. And any boy will agree with us that they are “some coats.” Made of heavy weight wool materials, and in an excellent pattern assortment. They have large shaw! collars, are full belted, and in general are an all-around cold or rainy weather coat. Exceptional Mackinaw value at $7.95 each. Sizes § to 18 years. Our Girls’ Coat buy- er made an important purchase this week, the benefit of which we are passing on to you. Included in the group are plain coatings and fancy mixtures made up in attractive models, some of which have fur collars. Sizes are 6, 8, 10 and 12 years. Special at $10.95 each, THE RHODES CO Trimmed Millinery for Saturday—$7.50 Second Floor Something unusual to find Hats like these in the styles and materials they have and associated with a price as low as $7.50 each. Lyons and Panne Velvets are the materials made up in shirred brim models, off-the-face effects, turbans and others, Trimmings and colors are the very latest. We also have a good assortment of Rainy Day Hats, including felts and vel- ours, priced from $1.95 to $10,00 each. In Suit to Learn Her Father’s Name VIENNA, Oct. 20.—Mile. age Laurene Kollésburg has sued Husband Put Dogs Before His Wife LONDON, Oct. 20.—Testifying in her divorce suit against the wealthy reveal the name of her father, The/#0n of a baronet. Mrs, Alastair lawyer was her guardian for many| George Miller testified that her hus- |band told her he preferred his dogs to her. Hazing Victim Goes ANNAPOLIS, M4., Oct. 20—BMid- shipman William McGregor, for two weekw a patient at the nay tal, as a result of alle hazing, testified before a martial sitting on the case Thursday. HOOD RIVER, Ore.—Cloudburst eG The injured cadet sald he and electric storm strikes the Co-| BELLINGHAM. — Clara Mildred! been unable to walk jumbla between Hood River and| Helstrom, 3, eats 35 pilis containing! crutches since the hazing Caseade locks at 4 p. m, Thursday.|drug and dies in 10 minutes. which he was the victim. pai tore Hours 8:30 A. M. to 6:00 P. M. SPOTLIGHTS Very low-priced for Saturday at $3.85 Reg. price $7.50. (No cord) ROADSTER BICYCLE TIRES Regular $3.00, special at $1.98. For 28-inch wheel. 40-watt .....35¢ 60-watt . -40c 75-watt .....60c 100-watt ....75¢ For a better-lighted home use Mazda Lamps—they use less cur- rent and give a clear, white light. Buy them in cartons of five. FLASHLIGHTS, Extra Special at 49¢ 2 or 8-cell, nickel plated, flat Flashlights complete with bulb and Eveready battery. A bargain at 49¢. GLASS MIXING SOWLS Bob White Toilet Paper Set of Five Specals Lares Special for Rolls for Saturday's’ selling 5 at A good quality paper, made by the A. P. W. | | | The housewife will find them a great Paper Co. | time-saver in the preparation of meals. No Phone or C. 0, D. Orders. 50c CAMERA LUNCH BOXES, spe- cial at 33¢. A Speedy Toy for a Real Boy Two sizes, 14x34 inches, or 16x38 inches; has oak body, artillery wheels, easy steering and a good brake. A bargain at this extreme low price. Sold packed in carton. Easily set up. “MA JONGG” FASCINATING SE GAME Specially Priced at $12.50 Complete with directions. Comes in beautiful mahog- any chest with brass mountings. Regular price $17.50. GENDRON COASTER WAGON, Special at $5.98 | I Wear-Ever 2-Qt. Aluminum Pudding Pan Special for a limited time at 49c Regular 95c Covers 20¢ extra, Get yours to- morrow.