The Seattle Star Newspaper, November 9, 1922, Page 5

THE SEATTI = 7 HoLouP works GRUNBAUM-BROS | AS 2 MENLOOK Gets $200 in Cigar Store; Another Busy Bandit rT Hf etl Ls ME dah FURNITURE Co. INC. SIXTH AVE. dcfreen PIKE ond PINE CREDIT EXTENDED + LIBERAL Two bandits who committed two/ 2 aera = il { separate holdups Wednesday night | ‘ale of Friday and {fi | were betmg sought by the police! ) | Thursday Saturday Specials | Roasters | Roldly entering a cigar store at} 1123 BH. Pike at, man pulled a gun on F. W. Brown, the proprietor, while two customers looked on Brown was forced to} on th exister and hand the 0. ‘The man w t his coat pulled up ‘© make identification @ short, heavy.seot - Rebuilt | Ranges put k his be offered in this put in condition All Range: sale dave PERFECT baking Special been and carry our 8 antes of Jack Kelly, 804 B. Pike at was | ago “— Cc held up at Whatcom st. and Holgate | * jave. at 1:30 a. m. Thursday b: lone bandit and waa robbed of at $9, Patrolmen J, A, Rivers an Value Range, 16-inch $42.50 OVEN ....55- , W. Houseman, in searching the dis Acorn Range, 18-inch trict, arrested George Dyer, 24, ys * held in the city jail on an open A charge for investigation by the de Wherle Range, 16-inch tective department | oven, coil...$43.50 | Dyer denied any knowledge of the | holdup. Buck Range, 14-inch oven, coil... $34.50 18-in. Seattle Girl Is Class Secretary Stewart Range, Made of heavy blue sheet j ) i j { oven, coil... $26.50 ; 5 oven, coil... $43.50 a er Inches fong. SA gee cif wid inches deep. Ap { St. Clair Range, 16-in. { Friday and Saturday selling Mins Helen Farquharson, $226 21st | a ire Bee £4.50 5 Ste cach ave. N. B.. member of the University | ; . Presbyterian church, Seattle, who Is | Quick Meal Range, 16- Heavy & student at the Moody Bible Inatt. | in. oven, coil $41.50 16- hag bean elected tute, of Chicago, treasurer of the senior class, consist Galvanized Tubs —, me we Special ing of about % wtudente who will be oven, A aduated Decem nese stu. SED ike $57.50} No. I size. ... .79c |dents will then have completed a two-year course in the ible and re lated subjects, gospel music and practical methods of Christian work Pacific Chief Range, 16-in. oven. .839.50 Baker Range, 18-inch oven, coil... $39.50 No. 2 si No. 3 size 2 99C } | ing to work out from behind a pile Majestic lof Maures and election data, tn came inch oven, _ water} [the ple eo—from the home front .... 346.50 ieaws. Salveniand Yabo with economic: partment of the wren) i Range, i strong wire hi ea riveted on }ren ave. schoo! oy were baked | perms il id eae wees |by the gtris In connection with the| en, coil... $59. ae lartve to exploit the Northwest Fruit show, and the editorial staff of were made before. Private Education PORTLAND, ‘yr 9—Oregon abolishing of clk and the supervision by the state tain stances, grammar school ug, except in cer the spectfied and approved tm recognizable resulta, They were The demoorate ajected Governor JE a | Rather than reveal secrets of her past, Mrs. Maude Ce-' | ballos, known in musical comedy as Mona Desmond, “Dresden OREGON CHURCH OLCOTT LOSER SCHOOLS TABOO, IN OREGON RACE Whe Gter te. cure ne euch pins | People Voice Opposition to|Pierce Is Named Governor PORTLAND, Ore, Nov, 9.—Ore voters Tuesday decinively favored |jon settied down today to consider burch and private the final eb | Out of of education of all children of storm of voting had scattered about tate STAR St. Clair Range, 16- } |Newspaper Men Get China Girl,” has withdrawn her $100,000 love suit against} inch oven, water Apple Pie Samples | clifford R. Hendrix, wealthy New York broker. The “Dres-|}| front ...... $44.50 Pie—apple pix hot, futcy and den China Girl” quit when lawyers showed that she had sued ‘ | with crust that even mother couldn't | three men for breach of promise and had figured in three Mie oven water ciciesrached_ The Ser, see| divoree ousee | tiredeyed newspaper men were try-| by 30,000 the wreckage which @) were salvaged several No 9 to 10 Pure Linen Crash—500 unbleached yards, with launders well white formerly for 260 For this hour, Domestic Seo tion, a yard Odds and Ends of Per cale House Dresses and in stripes and 2, Aprons, figured patterns. eiai for this hour in the .75¢ Apron Depart ment, each Boys’ border—it Thi 17c FRIDAY HOUR SALES mall order, telephone or ¢ 0. D. orders taken on Friday Hour Sale Merchandise, and the right to limit quantities y reserved. 180 Towels with pink and gold Jac ders. The larly at 6 for this how and nerviceable wold a yard. in the wool Bizes i, merly 60¢ this hour Departtnent), & pair and 18 Bpe. Flannel Blouses 95c Flannel Blouses for cold weather wear, in gray only. ues at 95e each. Ribbon Special 5c Each Exceptional val Remnants Lengths from % to 3 yards, and selling formerly from 100 to 6c « yard. TOILETRIES — Discontinued styles of as sorted Luxor Totlet Waters in the original bottlan, Formerly $1.00 each. Special for this 2 to 3 bour, in the Drug Sundries Department, a bottle . VEILING in on and chenille brown, navy, tav merly 360 to $1.60 a yard; 300 yards. for thie hour at, @ yard...........- asrortment of fancy meshe patterns, tr « of purple and black, For 15c 10 to 11 Novelty Bath Towels— Bath blue arling lamb’s =m ei, ing For. Poiret Twills Tricotines Silk Crepe Ben Olcott, republican, and seated SILKOLINE—400 yards, 8¢ inches wide, and 11 to 12 aplend mbra. 14, 144 Tene, merly fe For t Men's ment id ft a $1 Pieces of » ofles, Organdion, selling merly for 6 $1.00, are offere hour (Domestic Dept.), « yard Men's Work Shirte—150 quality blue and Shirts, 16 and 65c Short Lengths and Odd cotton mate includ Swine and for jo and for this 50c 1 to2 Men's Union Suite—112 ” nem, extra heavy lined and in nat gray color. Sizes are 28, 40 and 42. For- merty $3.00 « suit. For this hour, $1 4 each - Milliner’s Trimmings, tn- iding « line of fancy feathers, such as ostrich edging, pompons, hackel pads and bands. For merly 95, $1.60, $1.96 and $2.50 each. Yor this hour, in the Millim- ery Dept., each Silk and Wool DRESSES Special—$11.95 Second Floor and 3 tod Fancy Braids—The Millin- ery Department ts offering 600 yards of Braids, suit- able for etther hats or trim- ming serge dresses. Some in plain colors and some with gold or silver-colored threads throveh it For this hour, a ‘ara DC Women's Hose of mercer. ized Usle and with ribbed tops. These are slightly imperfect, and are in black only. Sizes $% to 10. For Well-made garments of the latest styles, in a variety of smart models, with braid and button trimmings. Sleeping Garments in Bile Burke style for girls; 100 of them, tn pink, in sizes § te 16 years, Formerly $1.00, Special for this hour im the Women’s Knit Underwear Department, cale, in an excellent range of patterns. Sizes are 7 to 16 years. Special for this tn @ complete assortment of patterns and col- ora, suitable for comfort coverings. 22 Formerty 300. For this hour, « yard c A bill known as the compulsory o4- weation bill carried by over 14,000 Or 8 for 50¢. Walter M. Pierce, democrat, in his Diace Pierce's majority will «x Coed 20,000. Devt, each =n. 496 | signed to become effective after Sep (life in the Third congressional dis | tember 1, 1998. After that date all trict, and Elton Watkina, the first | children between the ages of Band 16 democrat to be sent to congress A * must be sent to the public schools, from Oregon since 1879, elected tn in School Course Way to the Orient except those physically and mentally his stead. CHICAGO, Nov. 9—The long bat- One of the biggest consignments incapacitated, or who live at tncon-| The compulsory education bill was| tle waged by the Chicago health de | mati yet to go this year will be taken | venient distances from school cen | approved partment to «et “sex hygiene” tn-) | cluded in the regular course of study | ° “t be given private to lw. C Hawtey gp Ee waco Be voi in Chicago schools ended in victory | President Jackson salle for the Ort-| divorce in a complaint filed Wednes sexe may be e ublicans at po Pen jent Saturday. Much of the mail ts/ day in superior court. Ipercorer Sagem rage atin gpmacn Bh, say Bron oy the former bY! “rhe board of education adopted | Christmas mail, which must start; Mrs. Deniszewski charges that her Already, with the votes scarcely |Over 6,000 majority, the latter em rod favoring the teaching of ‘ destina {DUSband has another wife, Anna ounted, opponenta of the measure | opposed my |early In order to reach its destin& | reniszewski, living in Detroit, Mich, have announced that they will carry| Republican candidates were suc Regular instruction will be given | tion in time for the holidays. Part of|sne ake restoration of her maiden nelr lost fight to the courts in an | ceaful tn important state races. leis to high school students andthe mail ts destined for Singapore | name, Marianna V. Gancewska. effort to have the bill proved uncon The constitutional amendment al later to grade pupils. and India. utional lowing Portland to raise three mil atin Tho rights of parents and the lions for exposition purposes ap rights of property aré held violated | peared defeated, tho the result Mayor to Seock 3 by Ite mandates. On these two ob | was yet in doubt. | Jections the fight ts expected to} A single tax measure was de Woodmen pe arty, |binge. ‘The measure was recarded In|feated, as was an income tax| Mayor E. J. Brown wil the campaign as being a religious Is | measure. speaker at the 26th anniversary It overshadowed in Importance cette birthday party of the Modern Wood other ballot entry, not except “WAR, ARMISTICE and P »| coe ta caagae ge rape Ing that of governor, and its fate| will be the subject of an address by | % 6138. In Economy hall, bias | was followed with the keenest inter-| August Toeliner at a meeting of And Pike st. oe 2 ost by the entire state. | Fortson-Thygeson post camp, United | 7?* public in invited. St Ar) Spanish War Veterans, at Roosevelt Christmas Mail on Vote Sex Hygiene Says Man Has Two Wives; Asks Divorce Mrs. Marianna Dentevewski, who An Echo of Our Recent One-Cent Sale from Seattle when the steamship be Bey Bion Payette DR. EDWIN J. BROWN’S DENTAL OFFICES 106 Columbia St. Seattle's Leading Dentist for More Than 21 Years. \Baltimore Steamer Discharges Cargo Coming from Baltimore and Nor- folk, the steamship Santa Paula is discharging @ cargo of 760 tons at the Atlantic st. terminal. The Santa Paula iy in the service of the Pacific Mai} Steamship Co, and ts command- ed by Capt. W. Renaut sue every NS WERE entertained py Harvey Hindermyer, | CLYDE HARVEY, of the Cham- jhall, 1616% Third ave, Wednesday |. .- o¢ Gommerce, was scheduled, — SCENE Fan | Thursday evening, to speak at the | tenor, and the Dann Trio, Instrumen lmonthly dinner and meeting of the | taliste. Vocal numbers also were v7’ Whiske { WHAT'S IN THE AIR Industrial “Relation association, in| stven by the Misses Rosalynd Davis . PROGRA hn FE ’RSDAY, | — —_—$_—_—— Wonderful Treatment Helped Faithe | KFC-1010 em? p.m. to | ———aestore Hours 8:30 A. M. to 6:00 P. M. ful Wife tr Save Husband 245 p. m.; 630 p. m.; 615 p. m; When All Else Failed 6:20 p. m.; 9:15 p. m.; 9:25 KDZE--10:30 to 11 a m. and 2:30 to 4:30 p. m. Gally, and 7:15 to #15 Monday, Wednesday and Friday. KIR—#16 to 915 p. m. KZC—445 to 7415 p. m. KGY—Sundays id Tuesday 8:30 to bao p x4 Fridays, S20 to A large shipment:of Thermos Bottles and Lunch $46 Dm LAST DAY OF GRISWOLD IRONWARE SALE Kits failed to arrive in time for the Sale. They’re Geeta ae é iginally ple : GRISWOLD SHALLOW: PATTY 3 here now, and we offer them as originally planned: mons ne ot 2. wh Wows . at 29¢. A Genuine Thermos Bottle. ae a6 sega e $2.50 rw saree COOKER, An Extra-Size Thermos Kit........... 01 nvtttle tnd ‘steamer combined nega a ace Gol. T Both far $251 ae ae ene om eye bathe: | bert No, 9, regular $4.26, special at The Bottle is the corrugated model and holds You Can Try It FREE | Wirlony lat Gay At ealbevery din 114 pints. It fits into the cover, leaving the entire gee ths fran "whio" drinks Whiskey, | geal ror body of the Kit for the lunch. - The picture above teem i ve im trom A rhined Hie | Aliniteanh Stiindled 16-INCH AIR-T tells the rest of the story. $2.51 is “The Owl” price Foy igi fn pi SAUCE PANS : “wa ). on this combination—while this special lot lasts. Melee Sloe tote pecistl ; HEATERS Bait Sabeet tee oy Pee ter 9 bag kay We also offer the pint size corrugated Thermos {ogo tate tend Your nating and addeens | Apectalty Priced ter, Pritay’s 99 Bottle with Kit to match. While the ship- Plain’ “wrapper a trial package of | SI. Lunch Pp JOLDEN TREATMENT, You will be 59c Limited quantity—early buying ad- thankful aa long a# you live that you did it, Address DR, J. W. warns 60. 649 Glenn Bidg., Clncinnatl, 0. Blackheads Go Quick ‘ by This Simple Method Blackheads—-big one or little ones soft ones or hard ones—-on ¥ part of the body, go quick by a sim-| ple method that ‘Just dissolves them, | To do this get about two ounces of calonite powd: Aruggist sprink!e « lit . wet clot rub over t heads briskly ment lasts this combination will sell for $2.01. Tne usual price of the Bottle alone is $2.00. You get the Lunch Kit for One Cent. The Owl Drag Ce Mail Orders Recewwe Prompt Attention vised. Regular price $2.00. Well made, with extra lining and a goo@ draft A SALE GF ANDIRONS AND 3-PIECE FIRE SETS at $4.49 Made of pure aluminum, highly polished, in 3 handy sizes, Mrs, Adele Bloss Montford, prominent in New York so- ciety, played the title role in do—end wash Off. \“She Who Got Spanked,” ac- for m few sec Youll der where the blac! Pinching and saue nly open the f 8! cording to her husband, Fred- of] rick D, Montford. Her hus- 1M Westlake and ’ is jag. ory Pine = me Iie the aimpte-appiieas| rand, former St. Paul banker, R 1 $5.00, $6.00 a o a al fi ii roe —— maT TM he) onite powder and the ladmitted ti oi t i egular $5.00, $6.00 and $6.50 values, special for Friday at ALC ML LT OOOO EMAAR) cheek it ats indole oe separation wt Wl gab, «2 : iasnaabagaba taal bl AA A La adda their natural condition—-Advertioe-!hi7 dn @ hotel in Naples. ment. CMEDRUEEI. eeke abe BSN TM BEAR 1S TEMES