The Seattle Star Newspaper, October 30, 1922, Page 2

SEE LTE ECPERAE 2 EER: THE “MEMBER AMERICAN HOMES BUREAU: FOR BETTER AMERICAN HOMES” annual October sale IDINNERWARE —every single piece of our en- tire stock of imported dinner- ware ruthlessly reduced. Not one item excepted. Here is VOLUME, UALITY, SAVINGS — a. typical STANDARD sale on every count. —imported dinnerware of the better kind, the prices of which are based on old costs —bought before the new im- port duty of 25% went into effect now sale priced, makes this a notable event. —another feature of this sale— VARIETY. 42-piece, 50- jiece, 100-piece sets, hun- Feeds of them, in either im- ported semi-porcelain or china—treasures from the cream of the world’s best makers. for the first time in Seattle genuine Dictograph head phones $095 regular price $12.50 —no need to say much here—the picture and the PRICE tell the story. receivers. Aluminum case, limited quantity to sell at this low price, 3000-OHM light-weight A] —42-plece dinner set. Al- sace pattern. Nippon china. A dainty border AIN FLOOR, star feature silk umbrellas— $395 reguler $6— valucs stight-rib steel! frame cov- ered with fine quality RAINPROOF aiik. Severe! colors to select from. Ivor Peweariig closing out odd pieces CRETONNE: POPLIN basket background with pink, blue or yel- low predominating. VERY special priced while quantity lasts. —no work of any character is too difficult or exacting for us tow tn our drapery workrooms. Esti- mates, plens and sketches gladly given on request. MAIN FLOOR, Pott as Gea Po vat N = Pes Oak Way, y@. TERMS AS a@ price within the reach of all— $13950 —no freight to pay, on this furnace— it’s made in Seattle. And freight cost is in CongSerebie item iguri the price of ~y Ee Made of best grade, extra heavy gray iron. Heavy gai- vanized iron cas- ings. The many new features of this furnace we will gladly explain when you call at store, or, upon request, we will have our fur- nace expert call at your home. $s A LOW AS 8 MONTH THIRD FLOOR, Se STLAR OFF THIS COUPON AND MAIL TO USS Gam —if you want our new FREE home. furnishing catalog, fill in this cou- pon and mail to us. our beautifi ap! 14 values in furnitu Credit Is tilustrated 1923 mat! order catalog shows . rugs, toys, silverware, Jewelry, stoves and hundreds of useful articies for the home. ed from every section of the Detailed information can be secured my calling at Rental ° . where you will recelve cour- and efficient atten- If you have @ home to rent telephone Main 7144. STANDARD olty. ou teou tion, “2 for your convenience I ocr FREE reatal | department — be found of utmost as- the home you desire to Very desirable houses, flats or apartments are list- I aii rent, design in green and pink. Special for this ~42-piece, dinner set. Bournmouth pattern. Blue border with medal- lion of pink roses. Spe- cial for this sale.....+« —42- dinner set. Ex- actly as pictured. Ba- varian china. A copy of the Ranson pattern in Haviland china, Special for this sale........+++ 22= reg. price §29-—- —50-piece dinner sod. An extra special value. Choice of 3 border de- signs. Nippon china. Special for this sale.... OUR RADIO DEPARTMENT IS SEATTLE'S headquarters for “EVERYTHING RADIO” —you are invited to visit the most com- letely equipped Radio Department in the Rorthwest. Radio enthusiasts can be kept fully informed through regular visits here—complete showing of parts and apparatus. ELCOME! MAIN FLOOR have you visited our 6-room BUNGALOW —this interesting bun- galow completely fur- nished and located on our fifth floor is an ideal place for you to assimilate ideas for your BETTER HOME. partment SEATTLE STAR . Letlers from CHIEF SEATTLE |To Joseph M. Taylor Dear Prot. Washington when Prof, ©. 8. Meany was an undergraduate, on, tell us, Did he wear a green cap when he was a frosh? CHILY SEATTLE, To Maude Sweetman Dear Candidate: The other day you charged that Rex Strickland, your democratic opponent for the legislature, was conspiring with your republican running mate to beat you in the 44th district, And now I see that you and Strickland running mates on the bullding trades council's ticket, Politics strange team mates, doesn't it? CHILLY SEATTLE. To the Y. M.C. A. Gentlemen: On account of the fallura of the Community Chest to reach its quota this year, your fund» will probably be somewhat cur: tailed, It strikes me that you could more than make up this deficit by installing an Indoor tennis court, There tan't such a thing In the city at present, and I am positive that dozens of tennis enthusiasts would be glad to pay for the opportunity of keeping up thelr gamo thru the winter, CHIDY 6HATTLE, I sen that you were a member of the Untversity of Come To Chief W. B. Severyns Dear Bill: As this is our first October as chief, I feel called upon to Inform you that it's time for you to imue th nual order against okylarking on Halloween, Not that it does any good, but it sounds nice, CHIEF SEATTLE. To the School Board Honorable Body: Since when have you been endowed with au- thority to tell the people how to vote? It neems to me you have plenty on your hands if you run the echools as they should be run. CHIEF #8BHATTLE. To C. E. West, Auburn Dear Sir: Hmail town etuff, this attempt of yours to get Matt Starwich “in Dutch” just before election, It would take more than a fake warrant to convince the people that Matt isn't a good American. CHIEV 8RATTLE. To J. A. Davis, Drug Clerk, Heroic Birt It was undoubtedly a brave thing for you to laugh at the bandits who tried to hold up your store Vriday night and tell them to “beat ff." But I wouldnt advise it as & general rule—be- cause the bandit mightn't next time, CHIEF SEATTLE, To Patrolman M. S. Arbogast My Hasty Friend: You have already been suspended from the po- Nee foree, But I think it's up te you to resign, because a man who has eo little it-control that he will use « revolver in a petty quarre) certalnly no business on the police force. CHIEF SEATTLE. To Mayor E. J. Brown Dear Doc: A word of thanks for the prompt way tn which you fulfilled your election promine of « Scent carfare. The folks certain- ly enjoy it CHIEF SEATTLE, To George S. Kahin, Better Business Bureau Dear George: If you're looking for some untruthful advertising cases to prosecute, why don’ you take @ erack at the landlords who advertise “beautifully furnished apartments"? CHIEN SEATTLE. | To Owners of Bank Accoun‘ ] Fortunate Fotke: Did you ever try getting to the bank at quarter j to 11, instead of quarter to 13, on Saturday morning? I thank you. CHIEF SEATTLE. To Sun Dodger, University of Washington Dear Contemporary: Gilad to eee you back. It would have been a shame if the university had proved iteclf so narrow that it couldn't appreciate @ little humor at its own expense, CHIEY SEATTLE, To the Pacific Telephone and Telegraph Co. Geatiemen: This tnn't a kick; it's just a query, Why does ft enst @ patron $1.60 to have « telephone “connected up” when it's already in apd, preedmabdiy, all the wires strung? CHIEF SEATTLE. To the Voters of the City Dear Electorate: Now ia the time for all good men to find out what they're going to vote about, CHIEF SEATTLE. To the Carsons Packing Co. Gentlemen: Just about every morning I notice one of your trucks parked on Ewing et. near the Fremont brides, in such a manner that ft does not permit an ordinary nutomobile to pass between ft and the car tracks, Gome slippery morning there's going to be a bad emash-up—uniless you rectify matters, CHIEF SEATTLE. To Bill Dixon, Seattle Port Commission Dear Bil: I understand you're leaving your present fob to go with the state department of labor. I wish to congratulate the de partment of Iabor—and here's wishing you the best of luck in your new job, CHIEF SEATTLE. To Blanc’s Restaurant Gentlemen: Your food ts—well, divine ts the only word I can think of. But why do your walters insist on taking the sugar bow! away between the firet and second cup of coffee? CHIEY SEATTLE, To Seattle Workers woe Friends; Dr. Charles P. Steinmetz, the electrical wizard, says that four hours’ work a day ts enough. Show this to your boss! CHIEF SEATTLE. . To the Citizens of Washington Dear Folks: Don't forget to go to the polls November 7. Take the wife or husband alopg, too. CHIEY SEATTLE, To William L. Jones, City Jail, Dayton, O. Dear Bill; I thought you knew better than to try to out-Solomon Solomon. However, I disagree with the Seattle citizen who would punish you by making you live with the entire 49 women whom you claim you have married. CHIEF SEATTLE, LETTERS TO CHIEF SEATTLE 1 am an old dray horse. For years I have plodded back and forth between the industrial tract south to the business centers north, I have passed the Totem pole many times a day and always I have taken & refreshing drink at the fountain surmounted by your bronze head. Now the fountain is gone and in the repaving I do not see evidence of ite return to ite old place. I am not interested in the brick delays, the fights of Malcolm or Brown or Griffith, But what I want to know, does prohibition extend to water for the horses? We played our part in the building of a Greater Seattle. Give us at least a chance to drink--water, Dejectediy yours, OLD GRAY HORSE. Kla-How-Ya: It is indeed pleasing to us, honorable chief, to hear your praises and to know that our efforts to give the city bearing your name the best taxicab service in tho United States are not in vain. While we enjoy hearing those praises, we are also glad to have critt clam, for only by criticism will it be possible for us to correct any faults that others may find in our service; also by that means only is 1t possible for us to satisfactorily adjust any differences that others may feel that they have with us. You ask us if, when one of our operators makes a mistake on the address given him by a patron, do we think thet patron should be penalized by being forced to phy for being hauled a mile or so out of the way? In the first place, we make every effort to employ only those oper. ators who thoroly know the city; in the second place, our operators are instructed to take patrons to their destination by the shortest route. unless otherwise directed; and in the third place we cannot state too emphatically that the patron will not be penalised if we know that he has been taken any other than the shortest way, You will readily understand, we know, that we cannot allow our operators to make adjustments themselves, but the patron upon dis. missing @ yellow cab, ix handed an automatically recorded and printed pt for the fare, which he can either mali or bring to our office oe shone he pret He need coly mall our office on the telephone), and any excens charges due to the fault of | pe pe oo peraner yy of the opegator will be promptly Again thanking you, not only for your praise of our service, but for your criticilam, we are, yours for better service, SEATTLE TAXICAB COMPANY, x FURNITURE Co. L, Schoenfeld & Sons SEATTLE Becond Ave. at Pine &t. FOUNDED 1864 TACOMA L, Schoenfeld & Sons G. H, SOUTHWICK, Manager. Dear Chief: We noted the comment in your column of last Monday and wish to thank you for your favorable attitude toward the Veter. ane’ bureau 1 Seattle office of the Veterans’ bureau ts mindful of the credit given us from time to time, as well as the criticiams against us. structive criticlam ty welcome, as the bureau does not claim to be a perfect organization, We are of the opmion that The Star wishes to co-operate with the government egency program of jus- Lice to the disabled war vetera Respectfully yours, jot 13, U. 8. Veterans’ Bur By BRADLEY T. FOWLKWS, Chief, Co. Operation Section, — MONDAY, OCTOBER 80, 1922, MUSCLE SHOALS DAM IS PUSHED Huge Power Project Will Be Ready in 3 Years WASHINGTON. Oct. 30--Musclo Bhoals, tho $100,000,000 power and nitrate plant being developed by the | government on the Tennessee river, at Sheffield, Ala, will be completed within three years, Brig. Gen, Taylor, assistant chief of the United States engineers tn charge of the work—greatest of ftx kind ever undertaken—nayn #0, “Give us 30 months,” he adds— “three years at the outaide—with ap- propriations to keep us going at full speed hhead, and we'll have the job completed by the fall of 1925 at the latest, “Under favorable rainfall condi tions, we may make it by the spring of that year.” October 1, the date on which the new appropriation of $7,500,000 for continuing work on the dam because available, found everything in read! Deas for active construction work during the coming winter. As soon as the new appropriation w ured, army engineers, headed by Col, W. J. Barden, recruited labor forces and resumed such construc- tion a6 could be attempted, This was done by utilizing money that had been held in a maintenance fund for caring for the unfinished struc ture and the valuable equipment on the works. “Since July 15, we have put in the cotferdams across the unfinished part of the north channel,” Gen. Taylor says, “have excavated for the of Teeth Free From 9 to 11 a A real specialist in charge of our Plate Department, Radiographs — the only reliae method of knowing the exact condi tion of your teeth. One X-ray free. Our treatment of pyorrhea is com sidered the best; $2 per tooth. | In One Location for 21 Years ‘BOSTON DENTAL CLINIC } 1420% Second Avenue j dam foundations there down to bet- | roek, and are ready to start pouring lconerete. With our present organs | zation, we expect to put in about | 2,000 euble yards a day. 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