The Seattle Star Newspaper, November 14, 1922, Page 2

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Be sure to see ft. your old stove taken in exchange— —during this sale we accept your old stove range as part payment on an EMPRESS UNI VERSAL COMBINATION RANGE Practical, PARISH HAS The display of beautifni embrold- ery, hand-made articles of Irish tnen, beautiful laces and Hardanger craft fill each booth. aha pad | history of the parish has | much a tempting array fancies, it i claimed. of the parish mere Seah ee This Man Claims Wedding Complex BIRMINGHAM, Nov. 1 Mackeriey, to be subjected to paycopathic tests to determine his sanity. He claims) he has a mania for Snerrying. Machinists TAKE NOTICE! hetng called for for all Union convicted of bigamy, is) THE CAMPAIGN IN ENGLAND ENDS. Lloyd George Makes Final Battle for Election BY LLOYD LONDON, Nov, 14 ALLEN Campaigning to be held for the general elections Hritieh | thruout the jon tomorrow an end today, with many of came to the 1,400 candidates in furious Pith hour activity about thelr constitu encies o in tnolated Instan ous rivalry for that cor ta, it ie general! nmervatty of between 40 Bonar Law's oot are tain of a majority and 60 Labor is offering # ance, but it can « dred not than 76 “in.” Nkowtne ter end, will not are campa but their 2 overthrow the © prervative Lioyd George's followers are tak ing thelr cue from thelr leader and are not fighting Premier Bonar Law's choices, There wi be leas than 60 Lioyd Ge pendents” elected Tonar Law spoke at Glasgow tant night, Lieyd George at Denbigh, while Winetor Churebtti had a stormy time with communist heck lore at Dundee The former colonial secretary te recovering from an operation for ap- pendicttia and spoke from a wheel ohalr Asquith, Part Birkenhead and Vis count Grey spoke tn other parts of the isles. ‘Tomorrow electors wil! go to the polls to name 616 members of parliament. Of these, 13 will be from northern Ireland. Fletween 8¢ and 00 seats are uncontested. The conservatives confidently ex peot to elect at least 858 members, « safe majority for the moment, altho one which will leave Lioyd George and his followere with the balance of power Should Bonar Law's party fall to get & majority, It Is probable that Liey4d George would lend the sup SEATIL E STAR TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 14, 1922. Gadski Will Sing Friday port of his followers. Therefore there geome no possibility whatever of the Premier meeting defeat tomorrow and the elections are being viewed #9 & great eporting event. The most ancient war reasele of which any Getetle are known were Bayptian and the date aesianed to them t* 2000 B.C oer g y, but sopear ‘entirelye® bronchitie, spas (weighing shout 8 the) THANKSGIVING Packed in ice and re-tced dally by American Rail until destination $2.00 Delivered to any express office In U, 8. All charges prepald. 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SEATTLE will sing at the Metropolitan the ater, in Seattle, Friday evening, under the direction of Frank P. upon @ musical artixt. Mme. Gadski will devote the sen: non of 1922-23 excluatvely to concert om | ce) “Brikoente” i | (a) The Last Hour" |(b) “My Love and I to) (a) ” om” (from “Lohen (Poum by Mathiide Richard Wagner Iv “Ieolde’s Narrative” (from “Tristan and leolde") Richard Wagner Mme. Gadwkt Margo Hughes at the piano Tickets are on sale at Sherman Clay & Co., Third ave, and Pine at. i Laxative HROMO QU Will keep the system h y ition and thus ward off all ate sof Colds, Grip or Influenza. 30c “On Your Toes” That Roldt's box is worth following. Mebbe it's chocolate eclairs or crisp cookies or some of those |i ‘ood ‘ol butterhorns, We |} have something like that moat every night for dinner —when we Nop at one of Roldt's Popular Bake Shops, j 913 S - Led nh enti i Third cme erket Prima ‘Donna ‘Coming H ere a= Lift Off with Fingers | prominent Seattle Italians pledged | Doesn't hurt a bit! Drop alittle “Freezone” on an aching corn in. | stantly that corn stops hurting, then | shortly you lift It right off with fin. | gers, Truly! Your druggist sells a tiny bottle of | “Freezone” for a few cents, sufficient to remove every hard corn, soft corn or corn between the toes, and the cal- luses, without soreness or trritation. Advertisement. For Breakfast, Lunch or Dinner, a glass of Kris. toferson’s Perfectly Pas. tourtsed te real Health Food, Tt's Tested and Bottled In a clean plant, -|Plan Amendment Or. Daniel G. Carey, of Elmira,N.Y., Rush Message to Star Readers! ELVIN’S. Pine Street Apparel Shop for women is to be discontinued. Suits, coats and dresses— all reduced. Sale daily, 9 a. m. to 6p. m. Further details tomorrow night. Established 1909 216 Pine Street Between Second and Third Avenues 3 Escape Deathin _ of Cummins Law Burning Airplane WASHINGTON, Nov. 14—Rafl| AMIENS, Nov. 14—A_ Goliath read legislation, amending the Eech | airplane flying from Parle to Lon- geo mor yomtthin gl y 24 om Sarit Sete! amen meer Sone Te gress, wit be considered at center. was brought down safely, the three ences this week between President p geseenanee, Sorerae eee “THE ITCHING commerce committee, it was an- neuneed tofay by the senator after) ‘The legisiation proposed provider, among other things, for amendments to the transportation act, defining the powers of the rafiway labor 4 board. and remova! of the board from f Se ECZEMA AWAY . reltet | Aided by Italians) tor itehing. smarts ing simply can't reeiat it. The success of the Urphans’ Fest!. 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