The Seattle Star Newspaper, November 7, 1922, Page 9

THE SRHATTLE STAR PAGE 9 Old Truck Horse Knows ‘| Edwards Is AW SUITS | Reason for Stock Show|NowWarden J | Pending Damage SUITS TO BE FILED, Records |He Plods for Blooded Brothers; Ses attle Cow a Ol ne as } show cloudy title to building corner Second ‘ 8 J | Avenue and University Street Also an Object Lesson “C'wan there, Mike, giddap.” remistered stock Brown-White Shoe Shop | Thru the dense crowd which} You understand why it is that jmiils to and fro, hour after hour,|Segin P » in mothered ke ; . finds itself between the devil and the deep sea, oP a@ [at the Pacific International Live-| spoiled b or an only child; why choice and only one way out—that is | stock show at Portland this week, an | her pers built a specially eon old gray horse plods thru the narrow | structed stall equipped with steel lanes of humanity, pulling a heavy | 8prings for her boxear journey from | 4 y twowheeled cart, piled high with| the Carnation farms at Seattle to} refuse. |the Portland show; why « bronged | ‘ : |. “Get out o'herem, Mike, you old) Young giant in khaki and denim) Our stock of Women’s, Misses’, Boys’ and Children’s | ol.” |muards hor by day and, by night, | Shoes inventorying over $50,000. all new, seasonable But the old horse keeps to his/4nd why her proud owner, KE. A | h ost wanted styl leath pace, He blinks his sleepy eyes and) Stuart of Seattle, president of the shoes in most wan styles, leathers, fabrics and |inoves on. ‘There ls no spring, no | SXPosition, seems to take an added combinations, in all sizes and widths, few of the janap, to the rise and fall of his| terest In the success of the show. shoes illustrated in this ad comprise 5,000 pairs at [heavy hoofs, He ts simply a plod 7" ' , { one uniform price, in styles sold up to Tw Jder, a loafer along the path of| A® ® caterer Henri Thiele long A New York house sold these same Dresses—same style and same quality— b Pp Pp elve Dollars. ea ¢ {A#o won considerable fame. But aa} at Fifteen Dollars retail. Seattle women are taking them away at $5.85 and progress, There is a away to his het of hu at he t back much after the fashion of the) *. "tl m9 die oy the onaur tes $7.95—less than you would pay for the material. jolt worn hammock out under the! urday, it was children’s day, and} Pei , ‘ : apple tree, His lege are bent and The Dresses came Friday. We advertised them Sunday. cpaehhs ; the youngsters simply packed the : . la hore % bow: : mp, 8. 7 a from morning tll night And yesterday they began going like wildfire. We have } Orne; nothing Thiele prepared a special banket o imi can't ge’ Ly eg 2 e 1 A* ~~ Mike lumbers his way thruliunch for the kids at two-bits @ . nly a limited number—can’t get any more at these prices. he place he passes the stalls of/throw. It consisted of two sand ‘ If 0; co! © you war eal honest-to-goodness other horses who are proud, and|wiches, two apples, a small cake! ; Pt 1 ee ‘It " se these A orrow The le “i Pg are high. They “have|and a bottle of milk value, don’t fail to see these tomorrow. “ he blood." ‘They amount to some: , . With the youngsters running all : " Pair | thing because science of breeding | snout the place, you would naturally Maj. Paul Edwards ~ nied in thelr bona think they would lone hundreds of é Courteous, Intelligent } Maj, Paul Edwards, prominent In |} Such ts the lesson which all may hey: v , J }learn the remainder of the week at| Mix bottles, ax they we a “~ ins nd ely tivities In Beat. | the Pacific International Livestock | Tuite t eat In oF near the restau: | haa been appointed port w Patent kid combination | exposition, And no other one thing |" {by the city counctl on recom: Kid suede combination under that massive root can bring} | But the astute Henri was right on | tion of Mayor B. J. Brown Patent suede combination | home to novice and critic alike the! the Job, Major Edwards, who waa born tn| Satin brocade combina. | absolute need of clues and breedir «} “Bring back your milk bottles Newtonville, Mass, February 2, 1883, | tions, jim the Iieestock world as can the | we will give you each another Was educated at Boston Latin school | Pumps or Oxfords living pleture of old Mike, whose | olate cake,” wan his promine and Harvard, in both of which he| Strap effect or Colonials, | last name should be—if it tsn"t—De-| Would you believe it? More than | Played @ leading part in athletten, | Forced-to-Quit Price, | spair, } 8,000 bottles of milk were passed out |Coming to the const after gradua- There ts much of the romano of| over the counter. And every last {HOn, he handled interstate commerce | BASEMENT STORE the Went builded Into this exposition, | one of them was returned! |commission statistics for the Oregon-| c . which takes front rank with the lead pm Washington HRallroad & Navigation A Thousand Pairs of Women’s High Boots ing shows of ite kind in the world Co., of Portland, and later went to| Lace Effect, to Go at 85 the Pair You wander about the enclosure, | ,, tribute to the memory of one of San Francisco with the traffie de-| . roud f the ot that — « me expos be | pe 1 or he Bor . Ne. | _Kid Pumps Patent Pumps, Comfy Felt Slippers, in all sizes, | {he West. Jurt to the lett of the |it# Dresident last year—F. s, ‘Stim: |PATment of the ionmern Paste | Kid Oxfords, Calf Oxfords, Pat- All the new wanted colors main entrance you stop. With nove | "8, of Seattlo--was a solemn cere | airing the war, commanding Fort| ent Oxfords, Colonial effects: mony Sunday, preceding the unveil-|Gurine the war, commanding Fol ud pressed close to a netting of wire “ . } ; pronse. He $7 kind, Forcedto-Quit Price |¥ou halt and pay homage to the IDK Of & tablet of bronze, He dled igaciatant to the chief of coast artil| 85 queen of al] milk cows—Segis Pio. | *hortly after the clone of the 1921/1... 1 e tertle Prospect, of Seattle. Sleck |*how. Gov, Ben Olcott, Manager o.|" After the war he was made anniat That Can’t Be Equaled | Thousands of pairs of Misses’ | ana fat and unconcerned she stands. |M. Plummer, President Stuart and) int aajutant general of thin state. Pair r e and Boys’ Shoes in all leathers. There t# nothing of the braggart, © 0. H laa president of the W. 8.) 116 js president of the Washington 5. A oe sepakers, * 1 IGineh black or suede Iace School or dress shoes. Nearly | *>0Ut her. ania: way Coast Artillery esscciation, and be A few H D i i . 3 a ea sses were included in Boots. There are only 80 pairs. all sixes and widths. F Sek Wty te) neers. (Cae alae | ‘ew Heavy Dresses renee Thrvout the week, the annual |i ctiative committees, American Le | the shipment—unusual long® to the national memorial and Sold up to $15 it Price ear her clean, white ab be | Rear her clean, white abode, standing | horse show will attract some of] sion. Nile temple, Mystic Shrine values at the low price fete) 85 j row upon row, are 48 one-quart milk | the finest specimens of horse fleah| rurcka lodge No. 20, F. & A. M.: B. ‘al . | i > asked. If you need a s otties.” Good heavens! Before the/and their mounts from all parts of] p 6, B, No. $2, and the military af-| close of the day every one of these /the West. Competition this yearleairs committee of the Chamber of | . Heavy Dress, you may Par Pair j will be filled with warm, foamy milk jwiti be extremely keen in every | Commerce | want one of these at from the remarkable udder of this | cians and division, and every event |—————-— Me Thousands of pairs of other shoes too numerous to mention at | xuper-Holstein See one ate See wee et ~ Slot the jurists, competing for the| | | prices from 350 the pair to $3.95 the pair for shoes formerly sold Your mind reverts x to } D t 0 ’ erts bac! your | clet 1, will pl large | i iv: from #250 to $12. Come help yourself. Your dollar wilt de the | days as a kid when you arone,|part in epensoring the horse shows,|cash awards and the ribbons of| The $7.95 lot consists of real beau- _ Particularly attractive are the Span- : | ties in Taffeta, Crepe de Chine and ish Lace Dresses offered at this same work of three dollars while the stock at this forced sale lasts. BROWN Ww | dle off to the musty barn to et the) sg oe an rigs Ngee nhs SMS ae Georgette. They are charm- sensationally low price of T | morning's milk from old Bosste, And © Jud all classes of live. ing designs, tastily trimmed $7.95. Every woman who Hl E SHOE co when she yielded up ch as|Mtock was started tn the tmmenne| ‘ | Se cesigns, y a Shag ; ® |reven. quarts in a day you werejarena bright! and early ‘Monday London Becoming and compare favorably with s can be fitted will want one | sieepy-eyed and grumbling, to stum. | honor. Doastful of her record. Once more/morning. Horves, cattle, sheep, Renters’ Heaven! Dresses costing much more. mt these. | S. B. Asia, Owner } ri In addith this derful Second Avenue, Corner University Street the truth ts driven forcibly home. | hog» and others of the farm ariatoc LONDON, Nov. 1—Many houses] We have them in the de- - am — You realize what it means to breed! racy paraded before the critical eyes ‘ 35 collection, we have other groups, — — =| in the East End are #0 dilapidated | sired colors. Sizes from 14 including the popular $14.85 spe that the owners have abandoned the/| to 44—a few 46 and 48, , cials we have been featuring. joo of collecting rents rather) though they may be sold before this And. Evening Dresses? We have some han make repairs, The tenants ap- advertisement can be printed very fine values at $29.45. “COUHAAAAUNAQTUANUUGUULUUUUEAUUEEOCUAUAGEAAOAEAAUUUE AEA TATTUAEUATHUHNALUE | ess comenten. MM HEY! Sis | It’s Neuritis ® market Blouse « Dress Shop C’mon Ice Skating |: AT THE ARENA eros ern atbtig Se se 107 Pike Street \ ‘IT’S FREE about the shoulder blade, Get only ONE new subscription to The Star and you will be given a ticket ‘ to Seattle’s ice rink, which entitles you cad to admission and use of skates. ROY RICKEY Tickets Are Good at Any Skating Session—Afternoon or Evening GEE, BUT IT’S FUN! 2c" wisn Win Your Ticket Today and Go HURRY Skating This Evening RULES f SU BSC RIPTION COUPON am pe of the neck, wn the thigh and | t Wo lars. If you © severe frontal headache | “WILKES LEADING |Fe'ser.*n cate a hurts, and you ee hes by ce SY — of assassins who entered his home. famed nerves Katherine Van Buren Wins | 4 tew nours tater nis baby was shot cor, Get a $1 pack- to death as the nurse was carrying | sot tom any rei) Separation in South sts the-noace . Mfg. Chemists, 400 Gutter ry . “They must have been written by fa woman with the soul of a poet and | P@@R@epOnOROROROROZON } | s “JOYNER’S the head of a philosopher.” stunning with spaghetti is wan the comment of Superior | caTARRH REMEDY |‘ conte! Euhill |} Are Too In now sold by Bartell, Swift and]iroquced by Mrs. George R. Bean, jmost drug stores everywhere for |$i.0o per bottle—enough for three | who recently obtained « divorce from | Fegepesgenenensen: rd months. If you have catarrh of the | or husband, @ salesman, in Los An- Ig s head, try this medicine one save y« { needless suffering.— | goles. Advertine - Mrs. Bean is known to many Seat- cel ee Sener te, AMUSHMARIN: Il nite sus camel PALACE E HIP“: jmer leading lady for the Wilkes economy and firing resulta, oA LEME) Stock company T twis Twi eoik' aipialis’ eee ‘The author of the letters ts known WEEK OOR DAILY SIDY FURNACE yee a jto Mrs, Bean only as “Marion,” MAIN O27 hasnt withstand “Friday—our night,” one letter be THEATRE gins, “The girl sits dreaming all sui witatl : where the man is spending ‘their | PUMRUG Tae ano ities are the result of a blend —IN— jm |night’—alone. The old acacia tree 15% 50' sh nate. Wellinates, anise does not know its loneliness ts but Clay ‘give you'h nied! dear al “s C. bat | an jota of the loneliness in the heart The all Sof the girl—that every atom of her r 2 ji heat, without waste, bat— of Home”’ | petng 1s crying for him, for his arms | to hold her close, close—his lips to 1 . ; ~ | seek her Own, and hold them breath. “ r + 0 Acts of Good UIs Tour 5 Vaudeville In another missive “Marion” says: ai r = ==| “When you told me, ‘I love you,'| inter | Elliott Johnson Revue; S| 11 tne infinite stopped for a moment || * Billy Mélbourne — in |to listen and believe, You are right, . “Fascinath Free: dear. If we could erase the past few 7 = Bills 15% man and West; May cama aon walt..°0 with clean | —"y 7 and Kilduff; Aertal 3%) acon, 1 doubt very much if we could | Bartletts. succeed in holding for our own the | = - Just try it in your furnace. elusive Bluebird. 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