The Seattle Star Newspaper, October 27, 1922, Page 5

Member American Homes Bureau THE EXCHANGE SECTION Offers the opportunity to save on homefurn- ishings—STOVES, RANGES, CARPETS, and all kinds of Furniture, For Range Satisfaction a= a Quick Meal Porcelain Fuse- enamel Interior as well as Exterior A range of proven efficiency, makes it the highest type of range procurable. Your Old Stove Taken as Part Payment. LIBERAL CREDIT EXTENDED RUNBAUM-BROS FURNITURE CO. INC. SIXTH AVE. Sciween PIKE ond PINE wo NKACM BUILDING Nearly onedourth of the apples t shipped in the United States are consumed in the three cities, New York, Philadelphia and Chicago. | Brewery Profits Show Big Decrease | LONDON, Oct, 27—The annual r EVERETT. — Skykomish, Skagit | and Stillaguamish rivers reported to "i now be receding after flood threat ened. No damage don report of England's greatest brew [tng company profits of $3, shows a decrease 0,240. in Save $2.00 to $5.00 on a Pair of Shoes If you are interested to buy a pair of Shoes, it will pay you to drop into our store and select them here from a most interesting stock of fine footwear at a price that means a saving of from $2.00 to $5.00. Satisfaction guaranteed, Ladies’ Oxfords, Men’s Shoes and Oxfords Pumps and Boots Black and Brown Kid and Calf Biack Satin Onestrap Punips, leathers in @ variety of new Black Kid Oxfords and Boots; $4.95 several styles to choose from. Ribbon-Trimmed SPECIALLY $3.95 Felt Slippers PRICED... ICED... $5. 95. Ce. re ad 95c rm RICED.. ees : Boys’ and Girls’ Shoes at very ‘low ‘prices! LLY Better grades of Oxfords, Pumps and Boots In satin, patent, kid and calf leathers: the season's newest styles. SPECIALLY Py M0, 000 A MINUTE Y appeals LY WIGG The American housewife is thrifty, so PIGGLY WIC Tie American housewife keeps a clean pantry, so women, appeals to the American housewife. PIGGLY WIGGLY recognizes the fact that directly or Indirectly great movements—she is the power that guides and directs question, and natorally a social question reverts to woman to the American housewife, FRUIT CAKE | A wondertul line now ready for your. table We have two o 4 Princess Loaf Cake, 1 Ib.... 83¢ | Princess in 2b, tins . Princesa Loaf Cake, 2 ths ‘. B.C. in 2-4b. tins .. N. B Round Cake, 2 Ibe. B.C. in 14b, tin N. B. Round Cake, 5 Ibs... None Such Mince Meat tory price only 1000 OTHER ITEMS ON THE SAME 1508 First Ave. Fourth Ave, and and W, Alaska THE LIBERTY MARKET, QUEEN CITY MARKET, WEST SEATTLE, California NEW Nets PTDL PE PT IS WHAT THE AMERICAN 9%, of Sales. Made by Grocery Stores Are Made to Women PIGGLY WIGGLY recognizes the fact that thrift is more of a social question than an economic PIGGLY WIGGLY encourages sane spending, economy and cleanliness, so PIGGLY WIGGLY appeals PLUM PUDDING Or if you prefer to bake your own, now is the | Louisig Pumpkin, Ib time to purchase your supplies. Ruth Brand, 4-sleve Citron Peel, drained, 1 Ib. Gi¢ | H. B. B, b-sieve Sweet Pea......-+++++- .. 16¢ Lemon drained, 1 tb Z8¢E | Little Cook Fancy Corn..........+ sees ATO Orange Peel, drained, 1 Ib 28¢ | Canned Milk, any brand, tall can oa ¢ Currants, faney, clean, 1 tb. é B1¢ Baby can Seediess Sun-Maid Raisins, 1 Ib. -.19¢ | Van Camp's Beans, small can Bollea Cid pint > 28¢ | Medium 104, large Walnuts, soft shell, Ib. 20¢ | Puffed Wheat, pke. I, X. L. Almonds, 1 Ib B4¢ | Puffed Rice, pks Dunham's Cocoanut, % Ib 27¢ | P. & G. Napbtha Soap, bar Dromedary Dates, pkg. 21¢ | Creme O11 Soap, bar. M Rex Flour, 494b. sack $1.96 | Pride Washing Powder, 3 Ibe Swansdown, Cake Flour BRE | Porter's Pickles, 12-02, bottle Baker's Premium Chocolate, cake 20¢ | § rs Catsup, pint Folger’s Extract, 1-4 Fe 19¢ | Snider's Catsup, % pint Volger’s Extract, 2 BO¢ | Crowse & Blackwell French Capers 26¢ Cane Sugar, 100 Ibs $7.50 | H. P. Sauce, 74-02. bottle anne B06 Cane Sugar, 8 tbs. 60¢ | First Choice Mushroom, % kilo .. BBE Your-Luck Coffee, 1-Ib. can, vacuum packed. A special blend. LOW BASIS rw SIX STORES STORES TO OPEN SOON UNIVER: 'Y, 4728 University Way TWENTY-THIRD AND EAST UNI BROADWAY, 622 N. Broadway, at Hoy FOURTEENTH AVE. SOUTH AND B MADRONA, 1135 24th Ave, at Union FOURTEENTH AVE. AND LITTLE BETTER So Explains Daugherty on! Foreign Ship Rum Rule BY W. H. PORTERFIELD WASHINGTON a we Oct sometimes treat guests in our ho than with a little more courtesy members of the family," enld Attor: | ney General Daugherty today, in commenting on the attitude of See retary of the Treasury Mellon in al lowing foreign ships to carry sealed boore in and out of American porte, to be used outside the threemile} limit | Asked if commercial consideration | tid ater into the matter, Daugh: | erty answered in the negative, # ' ships came American ports for business reasons, and would ome regardiess of r reguiatic He admitted later that in the ¢ of Seattle and Vancouver the situa tion Was different, and that Mellon's Jer might prove a good thing given out yester:| ign ships to con tain open bare on the high we bring their liquor into American waters under seal, and| again open bars on the outward voy: | age, pending the supreme court de cision on the Daugherty ruling In case of medicinal need may unseal the liquor stores while in port for use among the officers and crew. Woodland Zoo Given Two Tiny Cub Bears Two cub black bears, six months old, have been presented to Woodland Park soo by William can, of Kitsap county, Dunean cap tured the cubs when they were three weeks old, and made pets of them. the Dun | they | | LONDON, THE Oct. 27 eae ain hm oR Nee chee SEATTLE rs STAR Miss Winifred B. MacIntosh A cfippled girl) has been crowned England's beauty queen Altho formity since childhood, fred bb. she has suffered from a de Maclatosh. worry her Mine 19, never Wint jot it She Just kept on amiling wistfully. When @ newspaper here an: nounced the beauty contest, some of her friends at home in Hoddesdon, Hertfordshire, sent in her picture. | There were thousands of entries. But Mins MacIntosh's eyea won Midget Is Arrested Many Women Aspire to for Being Slacker | PAMUS, Oct. 21.—A conscript 46 inches ta od before the military court was for falling to call. He was exonerated as soon as the court saw him. War Department | Gets German Arms MEXICO CITY, Oct. 27.—The offer swer his country’s | WASHINGT women are por TB this year than ever before in history of the country, Oct political More office the according to linformation compiled by women’s or | ganizations here. | Twelve of the fully weathered the “talrer sex" succens primaries, and Are seeking to defeat men for nents in the senate. of several German factories to sel | governorship the house or state Scores of others have cheap to Mexico large quantities of |stirred up warm political battles for | war material has been approved by|men seeking minor offices | several ment. CURED BY A WATIVE HERB On board « vessel bound for India recently a man wns bitten by polsonous reptile; both the ship doe tor and a famous surgeon falied to control the poison fast spreading through his system. An Indian medicine man wag sent] for, who produced herb which quickly and the man's iige was saved. Roots and herbs are nature's as a native sistants in combating disease, That well-known medicine for aliments pe culiar to women, Lydia EB. Pink afficials of the war depart- _ fate in ady of to su /FOUR SEE! | Four women are running for tne] honor pantie Mra. Felt jeorgia eed the WOMEN sl ATE which Mrs. ow © of th Hoth are late The first woman to reach the sen n, “the grand old recently appointed Senator Watwon, until someone ts elected next a|tMonth to fill out his term. Tom Felton recetved, In a day the vessel reached port.| while seven are seeking house seats inconsin, thy no i dem rate, and one wanta to be & governor. The hopes of the Women for sena allayed the polson|toriat seate reat largely with Mra | Peter Oleson, of Minnesota, Ben Hooper women tor jonas of 6 and Mrs. only ecelve senatorial nomina jor political Sena- ham's Vegetable Compound, ts pre- \tor La Follette’s unusual strength in roots and herbs, rties of great! of such ail pared from sessing medicinal pr value In the treatm: ments bom | nis state revealed in the primary, |will make it extremely diffiewlt for Mrs. Hold High U.S. Offices and weighing 66 pounds | Kighth Congressional district. (Prest dent, Christian college, Columbia, Mo) Pennsyivania-—-Mra, Elien Duane Davis, democrat, of Philadelphia, is running for congress, (She ts» chair man Woman's Demorratic organiza tion, Eighth ward, Philadelphia), Helen Murphy, of Phitadelphia, run- ning for congress on socialist ticket; Julia Rt. Hazard, on prohibition Ucket, running for congress; Jane E. Leonard, of Indiana, Penn., demo- cratic party, running for congress, South Dakota—Mias Alice Lor raine Daley, nonpartisan league, ts running for governor of that state ONLY ONE BAD BOND PASSED Concluding that the bogus $1,000 City of Beattie general bond, bearing the forged signature of Former May or Hiram C. Gilt and Former Comp trotier William J. Bothell, is the only one of tte kind tn existence, city of. fieinin Friday decided that the evi dence does not point to a general forging ring, as was at first Discovery of the bond, which Is of & 1910 inwue sold to the state, came Thursday when the state treasurer Hooper to win, but Mra. Oleson|found that the original of the bond is understood to be giving Senator was on file In his office, with all in This in proved by the letters of] Kellogg a race in Minnesota that Is |terest coupons attached. recommendation we are continually | “Et publishing in this paper for Advertisement to the American housewife LY, which is the pantry of many woman {is the force behind many f the best brands obtainable. This is our introduc- 38e W. L. AVERY, The each Mins | cress, JA lint | aeeking elect) the democrats have three, pronibitionixts and the socialists one or high off Pennsylvania republican Alice wants came thru the primary in fr women car of om Robertson oman member of the present con worthy of any man.” the to be reelected, good ws hel C. Rob ave two women prenented to the house, while had been and the cation was discovered only and tes yinson, |prohibition party, of Wilkinsburg, in running for Senator Knox's seat Minnesota: Mra. Peter Oleson Jemocrat, is running for the sena. tor p against Senator Frank B. f. Wisconsin: Mrs, Ben Hooper, of whkowh, democrat, is running for Washington ran for the senatorship against Sen stor Poindexter AUDRAN'S “THE MASCOT” A charming Comte Opera in cim—prenented by same prine Frances ntative W. EB. Mason Oklahoma—Rep, Alice for re-election Missourt—-Mra. Luella 8t Moss, democratic nominee sic Ee Yala ge Sat.) 26e, 50e SIOLLING ator against Senator La Follette. Mrs. Axtell Hilinols—Mrs, Winntfred Mason Huck, republican, is running for the weat held by her late father, Repre Robertsor Clair from Holders of the spurious bond had interest coupons. These ited before the dupli WHAT'S IN THE AIR PROGRAM FOR FRIDAY, OCTOBER 27 5 K 1145 a. m.; 6:20 p. m; 6 DP. Mm; 6:20 to 645 p. m.; 9:16 KDZE-—10:30 to 11 « m. and 3:20 to 4:30 p. m. daily and 7:5 to 845 Monday, Wednesday and Friday. KIR—815 to 9:15 p. m. KZC—645 to 7:15 p. m. KGY—Sundays and Tuesdays, 830 to 9:30 p. m.; Fridays, 30 to 9465 p. m. Fre AMUSEMENTS MoorE THEATRE Creu VAUDEVILLE}: T kD OF A CENTURY ANNIVERSARY WEEK yus WEEK WAIN O77: TWKE DAILY 230480 wATINGE 15% 50° SPECIAL ATTRACTIONS EVERY NIGHT THIS WEEK ‘Overture Aesop's Fables Novelty Clintons dack George Due Jack Norton Mr. Leo Heers John Hyams | cond So Sino Seat 02 oat . and Oran | Leila McIntyre Val and Ernate — Stanton Mons Adolphus The Pathe News ian) (10102 in me 10:38 10145 NO INCREASE IN PRICES ” ‘Now Playing RIGOLETTO BROS, | —and— SWANSON TERS KIRKSMITH ER: KENNEDY & ROONEY TUCK & CLARE DALY, MACK & DALY | PANTAGESCOPE COMING NEXT WEEK BEN TURPIN | in Person | Gen'l Admission: Mats. 25e; Nights 400 mau o> mes menereneermearoeateres t Peay Is \ Cold Weather Clothes for Boys Main Floor Rear. | Boys’ Middy Sweaters | Boys’ Planne} Shirts s Boys’ Knickers from Is’ Fleeced Vents sleeve and Dutch neck, Also, pants in ankle length. years. A garment, 50¢. in 16 years and pink in ¢ We have a very lars add to their charms. $10.95 to $16.50 each. rit sizes 6 TA) priced a are really THE RHODE co Boys’ Wool Mackinaws.... ode $6.85 to $8.95 Noys’ Ratnconts. $3.50 to $8.50 $2.95 to $8.25 $2 to 4 5 to $3.25 and sizes 10 to 18 years, $13.50 to $14.95 Girls’ Underwear Knit Underwear Dept. elbow sleeve styles. Sleeping Garments Billy Burke Sleeping Garments in sizes 6 to lor. Special Saturday, each TO¢. THE RHODES co. Children’s Wear for the Winter Season -.,, Rain Coats and Capes for Girls Upper Main Floor For a serviceable Raincoat or Cape that will stave off a mul- V titude of contagions that wet weather subjects the child to, it is advisable that you inspect our assortm good display of Gir Many have hats or $2.95, $3.95 and to 14 years. at $2.75, OUR GIRLS’ SCHOOL COATS are in a variety of styles that an inspiration to look at. S Mannish $19.50 Second Floor, Especially attractive are ringbone tweeds and heathe’ Roys’ Jerseys ... $1.95 to $2.50 Boys’ Flannel Blouses tures in tan, brown and gray. | peo $1.15 to $3.25 Many are designed of plaid back coatings and | | Boys’ Caps . ‘Te to $1.95 patch or set-in pockets, Boys’ Overcoats; sizes 3 to 10 ie | yearn . $5.95 to $13.50 range from 16 to 42. U values at $19.50 each. Ss high neck, long conversing strating— Sizes are 2 to 16 Formerly $1.00. Sizes are 6 to 16 years. Top Coats new Mannish Top Coats of Her- while on their Saturday shopping tours will find a few moments of their time well spent in with Miss Crandal, r, ent. : ls’ Raincoats and Capes in caps to match. Reasonably $4.95 each. elf and fur trimmed col- Choice from these r mix- navy have Sizes nusual THE RHODES CO tout Women now demon- SPOKANE.—Carl A. Pfelffer,, His wife now serving n in city jail here on charge rly conduct. NORFOLK, Va., Oct. 27,.—Crash- 20, ing to the earth from a height of wanted in Los Angeles on charges of | 09 fect, robbery and grand larceny, arrested |and Lieut 10-day Pilot Lieut. E. L. Ericson R. F, Armstrong were in. stantly killed here Friday afternoon. of|when Ericson lost control of the ma jchine. SPOKANE.—Orvilie James, 32, hotel porter, killed, and Walter J | Schuster, 21, truck driver, believed fatally injured, when auto In whieh they ride strikes upright of railroad viaduct. a Saturday is the Last AT THE LOW PRICE Extra Covers, 20¢. big value. WEAR-EVER 2-QUART ALUMINUM PUDDING PAN or 49c Underpriced for Saturday) and wave (extra “strong spring); Excellent value at ............ HEAVY COTTON GAUNTLET GLOVES Store Hours 8:30 A. M. to 6:00 P. M. Day to Get a 40-watt 60-watt 75-watt 100-watt a clear, whit og sithbiboandt eises tons of five. “MAID” ELECTRIC CURLING IRON selling at $1.69—Makes a TOOLS with leather palms— Special at 25>. 8-Inch Special at an excellent entertainer--SPECIAL at 39¢. Priced at $6.00 ~~ $7.50 In the popular colors, with single and double body stripes. BOYS’ SCHOOL SWEATERS | bound edges. FIBER MAZDA LAMPS Priced at For a better lighted home use Mazda Lamps—They use less current and give $3.00 Family GRINDER Special at $1.98 MILL FILES regular 20c 14-INCH PIPE WRENCH Extra Special at $1.19 OQUIJA BOARDS Specially Priced at For that Halloween Party—Answers all questions about the past and future; $1.25 COCOA DOOR MATS Special for Saturday Made from extra sadilie cocoa fiber, with strongly DOOR MATS Special at 69¢ e light. Buy them in car- perfect curl $1.69 AT A SAVING 10¢ (Stillson Pattern) 39c