The Seattle Star Newspaper, November 16, 1922, Page 2

roeter price 1 polished aluminum te Ni resular price 34 CAMEO POTTERY! ‘}—special purchase of small cameo ttery vases. Three styles, as pic- to select from. Regular price 1 5c 0c, special Friday-Saturday...... THIRD FLOOR DICTOGRAPH head phones— $995 regular price 612.50 —3000 OHM light weight —recetvers Aluminum cases Regular Price $12.50, special Prt Saturday Wife’s Aid Gives Blind Man Success LONDON, Nov, 16-—Robert W. | Bowen, who was biinded in the Battle of Ypres, has taken high hon- Ky crwat Cambridge and been called ye bar. His wife read to him he had to master, lover of art who aspires to own @ masterpiece of painting cannot rea- lize his dream unless he is possessed of wealth. The young violinist who longs for a Stradivarius—the masterpiece of violins —cannot hope for it if his means are mod- est. But the music lover who longs for a Steinway is more fortunate. Though the Steinway is the Instrument of the Immor- tals—still it can be for a price and upon terms within the reach of those whose means are modest. When you buy a Steinway you know that you will never have to buy another piano. You know that it will retain its unrivaled tone perfec- tion for a lifetime; that if Paderewski him- self came to your house you would have an instrument worthy of his touch. You may purchase a new Steinway uswith br eioue fod albpe the balance over a period of two yeat&, Used pianos accepted in partial exchange, Prices: $925 and up ‘There are several Steinway styles and Sata ape rena ty — “Everything in Music”* Sherman Third Avenue at Pine SEATTLE MEMBER AMERICAN HOMES BUREA AU: POR NETTER AMERICAN Os —— IFRIDAY-SATURDAY SPECIALS—|| —no C. O, D. or phone orders; one to a purchaser—these y oe except child's rocker or rug, will not be delivered; "BEAUTY FROM VIRGINIA can be easily ee BS, ality, plain pattern “cotton bath rug, As- y ore. ory oF cor J a priced Frit day-Satiirday Soe ar price $4.50, 9 came MAIN FLOOR reddy E haa R-E-D-U-C-E-D! ell sizeg and atylge Today Deare Jue stable arms, None an : cial priced Friday -Bat ur One of the most prominent figurea in the younger set of Washington society ia Miss Elizabeth Woods, daughter of Congressman John P. W oods of of Virginia. LEXINGTON, Ky. Nov. 16—,was found dead—with his neck Burglare and thugs are giving the |proken. In bis possesion were goods store of Joseph Hosentere a wide! | stolen from Kosenberg. Three times in the past seven ithe Monenberg store and held up the | | Proprietor at the point of @ revolver, | Rosepterg fought him and got the) gun. The negro backed into the} street and in the chase that followed in which the Lexington police and | detectivwe took part, the negro was The most recent | ited each instance the guilty parties were we nagrece. brome | in and stok mer Derg expressed | the robbers) Man and Wife Both | Pastors of Church |rsroe were found on the Loulavil Nashville railroad track abou i miles from the city. Each negro had | mediate seliel given ie almost bes Rev, Claud M. Cottman and Re pert of the loot from the Nosenberg Constance M. Coltman, man and wife, are joint ministers Just before that robbery, Tonen- Congregational ehureh at ’ berg’s store was entered for the sec _ GENEVA, Nov, by a lantern kicked Da by Sehares the village of Rognaix, in Footy ng ya Keep Your Health ; |Grandmother of 60 Goes Out Sledding! FARGO, N. D, Nov. 1 Helen Spalding ‘ts a winter sports enthusiast despite her 60 years, She daily with her two Scores Crucified by Turkish Mobs scores of their countrymen have been crucified by the Turks, = druga at :(_ CANDIDATE DATE} he | = tub that sciatic pain away Spec! for 30 Days— 1A real specialist in charge of our Plate Department, | BAUME BENGUE | Thos, Leeming 6 Co.,.N. ¥.. Amer. Ageno the only reliable | methos ot knowing the exact condi tion of your teeth. One X-ray free Our treatment of pyorrhea ts com | sidered the best; $2 per tooth, In One Location for 21 Years |BOSTpR DENTAL Gm, _ eK Second Avenne Colds or Influenza The titled granddaughter of | lan American is now intent| |upon political recognition in| |England—running for a seat Laxative in the House of Commons on the labor ticket. She is the extremely at- tractive Lady Marjorie Beck- BROMOG QUININ Tablets “Ne | CT bem Baron Grimthorpe and grand- oy of W. P. Lee of ay & Co, the is ‘typically American in her manner and very popu- lar in her district. is @ tremely likely she will be | SEATTLE elit Bei the | ers | Gar Seven years ago a negro entered ho hy ht, bar eo that the mm) It le very ew re) and there i pot tor eon hing better f Tn pint bottle, a of Pinex; then add up, Instead of Hither way, the full pi thirds “of the mom 4 healing them passages, It promptly { ary, tight congh, ri toon will notice the phlew in out disappear EA "suse will usual: ord throat or ches it is also splendid for bron- chitie, croup, hoarseness, and brow Syl ‘asthma. x is A most valuable eoncen- compound of pine extract, the most r for throat and cheat id disappointment lor Y ounces direct id don’t ace thing else lute eati or _money ref: x Oo, Ft. Wayne, Ind Jor Sciatica generous application of (ANALORSIQUE) Its soothing warmth is lasting Atany Drug Store—Keepatubehandy Get the Original French Baume FirstAid\: Ani aatns Constipation Relieved Without the Use of Laxatives Nujol is a lubricant—not a medicine or laxative—so cannot gripe. When you are constipated, not enough of Nature's lubricating tad. is pro- duced in the el to kee: the food waste soft an moving. this natural lubricant and ‘GAR SHORTAGE | IS LESS AGUTE Railroads Trying to Help OLYMPIA, Nov. 14—with the daily loading average in Washington 4 from 126 to 176 in the ' of 1,686 increase past two refrigerator oars powal works diate The shortage is stil! ever, but net #0 acute @ o threat en widespread destruction of perint able fruits, duo to the immediate re 5 y 2 nponee railroads to the pubiio Borden's Malted Milb ond Borden's Confoctlonery works department's request for rush servic Movement of approximately @,500 carionds of early apples, now ready | for shipment, by December 1, 1 the problem now facing the grow greatest worry Anne's garden he hleve thieves to b F ereiqners Mobbed | tail Over German Deal} BERLIN, Nov. 16—Six foreigners | gaged in ordinary work, 113 grams of | 4m women's Allments suspected by Germans of this ex * deprec ‘All Who Rob This Man_ |‘: Seem Doomed to Dec SEs’BARGAINS THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 16, 1922. No more expensive than ordinary brands 1ILE to pay no more for Borden's Ne Welpooated. fi chs then for other standard kinds, he sometimes pays more himself. The extra care taken to safeguard this brand of milk makes it actually cost more to produce it. Move Perishables In Borden's Evaporated Milk, you get pure country milk with the crear left in. It is entirely pure, and of high mutritive value. Ask your grocer for den's. THE BORDEN COMPANY Borden Building New York Makers also of Borden's Eagle Brond Mit, Thin crop will be handied, 1 efforts on Um eo the danger of blizzards enere holding up incoming trains east of | VAPORATE? {the Roe ky mountaing {9 causing the EDMONTON, En 4, Nov. 16— Ay In the Minsinatpp! river, between St, r James V : te und @ : High Heels Cause | ee and the mouth of the Missourt, md valwed at ) in Queen re. The poles be | =~» Of Woman’s Dea there are 640 islands large enough to ted” be known by names or numbers, to wali: | pages ae the mouth of the Ohio 69 more, to the mily the - "| mouth of the Red river another 147, ee Se thence to the gulf only three. b Her neck was broke pt re Pt | Dr. M.C. Macy For the average healthy man, en-| 4u sten's Ailments ng to! proteids, 66 grams of fat, 600 grams untry t tn with | of carbohydrate, 39 guams of saltang| "Fee © ted m nd thus make/ three liters of water has long been | “~ 6 ndous pr have been as the ideal dally food al-| 1806 4 4 during th st month, lies DEPARTMENT STORE 1419-21-23 FIRST AVE We Sell for Less Because It Costs Us Less to Sell Nothing mysterious about the quick way in which this store became popular. No highfalutin’ notions, no fancy and expensive decorations, no costly fol- derols to please the eye at the expense of your pocketbook. Just a big, well- lighted store with two floors filled with good, sensible merchandise, all plainly priced and all marked away below what other stores have to charge when they go in for high-toned show. Get the “HOUSE OF BARGAIN” habit and save money, Children’s Coats $7.95 and $9.95 Bolivias, Velours and other materials; fur collared; in a wide variety of styles. These are the kinds of Coats that any little Miss would love, Children’s Dresses $4.95 and $6.95 Wool Crepe and Velveteen Dresses, beautifully embroid- ered in many designs. Women’s Coats $14.95 to $24.50 Late models, many with bell sleeves. Fashionable blues and browns, with beaverette collars. Extra sizes to 63. These ar truly wonderful buys, Canton Crepe Dresses $6.95 Beautiful Crepe models, fancy bead trimmings. These Dresses are extraordinary bargains. Ladies’ Bandeaux, Brassieres and Camisoles; all styles and Colors .....-+se0+- Is’ Dresses $4.95 R. M. C. Mercerized Crochet : Smart Sailor models—Navy ee tha lee TWO BALLS N blue and red Middies with blue BOM a0 ctsvcvassesnnse® 15¢ skirt. Worth a lot more. Fancy Embroidered Scarfs and Center Children’s Fleece-lined Bloomers. .25¢ Pieces, linen finish ............. 95¢ Children’s Sweater Sets.......... B5¢ “Sunlight” Llama Wool Yarn, in all Children’s Extra Quality White shades. Buy now and save on holiday Sateen. Bloomers—While They knitting. THREE BALLS FOR 85¢ LAGE: nrcdecessorscocees sehen 50¢ Boys’ Two-Pants Suits $6.95 ye Suits, ‘ be far phere Don't think of buying Men’s, Wom- he d en’s or Children’s Shoes until you see in the darker shades, "3 how much we save you: ’ : Boys Suits $3.95 Ladies’ two-tone patent and gray buck And the quality and style a "8 at this price will surprise One-Strap Pumps—$6,00 VALUES, you. LOR”, ds web edeicess oceerasase $4.50 ° Misses’ Genuine Calf School Shoes, with Corduroy Suits > 10-inch top; Goodyear welt, rubber for Boys, $4.85 heels. Worth at least $5.00; on sale The never-wear-out kind. Just the Be: be ms ’ 4 . ° — a — +++ $3.90 : lay. irls’ Paten’ weather oes, button thing for ano}: and play and lace; $3.00 VALUES for $1.50 Books for Boys, 20c Shoes for Little Tots, 3 to 8 in patent New cloth bound, well-printed stories ans g ‘et kid buck’ Sy of travel and adventure, LOF cocvewecgeves coccccees-H1eB0 AND THE BIG BARGAIN BASEMENT All Seattle will soon be talking about this Big Bargain Basement. Alumi- numware, Crockery, Cooking Utensils, Chinaware, Blankets, Toys and hun- dreds of other items at prices that open your eyes, Australian plaid and white Double Beautiful Initial “Somerset” Sta- Blankets, 66 by 80. You can’t tionery. Fine linen paper; many hope to match them at this styles; per box ............ 20¢ price «+ 83.75 Gingham, Flannel and Eden Cloth; $2.50 “Enterpris splendid quality, on Special Sale, CONONG 0 is sco anaes bai $1.45 Te FOR ooo ks Cosaeurwlewe 15¢ Two-quart Aluminum Rice Boilers; Fine quality White Damask, 58-inch special price ......seseeeees 95¢ width; per yard ............ 65¢ ¥