The Seattle Star Newspaper, December 12, 1922, Page 6

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TUESDAY, DECEMBER 12, UNBAUM:BR 1922 ai Al STE 4 HE 4 4 Wa } § 0S ‘TWO DISMISSED | IN HAZING CASE ninter had a ‘ F. Mish, New York, were ordered met Fireman Burned by Flaring Oil Flame $33.50 Ivory Totlet Table, special ? « nothing simpler than $32.00 Ivory Toilet Table, spec ; A $25.00 Ivory Toilet Table, spec " Toilet Table The @pank $19.50 T ment thr Another Airedale | urred, taking his dog w he appeals to The another dog, promis | k* om each © 4 | Washingtor the Spaniah Los ANG ly formed, # WHY PAY CASH? DRESS UP THE WHOLE FAMILY ON horn today CREDIT | and reap the benefit of our jf) CHRISTMAS SALE and give gifts of lasting enjoy- \\ ment that combine beauty and \ practicability. MAKE YOUR OWN TERMS PAY AS LITTLE A $5.00 Xmas Gitt Will Be Given Away FREE moment the stomach sourness, bic For Mother, Wife or Sister Dru For Father, Husband or Brother ackages. STYLISH SUITS FASHIONABLE | OVERCOATS SUITS RAINCOATS COATS anil DRESSES MACKINAWB SKIRTS SMOKING HATS JACKETS CAPS BATH ROBES ome SWEATER PETTICOATS COATS BATH ROBES UMBRELLAS UMBRELLAS HATS, ETO. SWEATERS PACIFI © Out ST¢ omplaint FURNITURE Co. INC. pees of Du SIXTH AVE. Scéveen PIKE ond PINE {f Denby Announces Annapolis |” younr ‘Tw | Gruabaum Butidtag { Penalties om ng | Vanity Dressers and Toilet Tables og thee Bg eg AR nag ae. Be At Big Reductions gad tres OO NLL Rae i three were tiered set back one | ha t un Those diamiased were Stuart H pap ta re Hakins of Massachusetts and/an order pur Bruce Robinson o' c He got the Thomas J husetts; |» Suna Thomas KE. Boyee, Indiana, and H und larceny | | United States b Baby Girl Weighs a baby girl welghing 2% pounds was : : i Ate Too Much! Stomach Upset! ties, who died at the home of her price reductions during our ree x ROT | ccatlitas Ai vomh.. Senay hadeow ere’s Instant Relief Prentice. KFC—11:16 a. m. to 12 noon; 2 So pleasant and so harmless! The = - ag » - os hgh 6:20 p. " Dh) ain” aches ° o om Lp | ocr greedy KDZE—1030 to 12 a. m, ant of indigestion, tation, vanish ATTLE RALSTON CLUB KTW RADI THE SE STAR R CLAIMS ILE CAR! ON O unte moert will be broadem ated Lexington ear ow the | Tuesday night from KTW station, of wamuir, Cal, have both |the First Presbyterian ireh, by the ear the Ralston club, of Sea under nter waa arrested Sun-| the direction of Vernon 8, Behymer namuir on «a warrant) Other stations wil) close at 8:16 p by his sister, Mins Lila) m., to allow the alr routes to the 16th ave, In which she ed from among of her car, valued at Louis e J. Re » H. Maxnor Maulet Mt ter he forged ng to be He will port from her ar be returned muir to stand trial for back one class , ah Al , Diamissal for the last three was} NO TRACE OF recommended by Rear Admiral Wi ai > TX soi ampectasesaich of tne nonteuny LOST AIRMEN follow! wvietion on hazing piathe é \ 4 charge martial, but tt SAN DINGO, Gal, Dec. 12.~| went “ified by eoretary Search for the misting army air De men, Col. Francis M. Marshall and n wore today Lieut, Charles L. Webber, will be proved by t mident. The confined largely to Mexican. terr ; four other tory and to © region between Yu © Hear f Mine Clough Letahter vietion of hazing of Arizona, today, tt Club now before at Rockwell field | Tenor soi nature “now ben " as My Mother Taught Ms jor fina 0 tes of two other midsh in charge of the} (v) "Ou ihe Aar on the charges, Sente recom sie “beet Temple mended for these six midshipmen op Sys Pala are suspended pending action by the Pe prediéent m here for| “Little Bunch of Cert Kenn nt off thetr| Cis tom (a) “The Wreck of the Ju Trade Winde ¥ Loula Max Charles F. & ‘ou, Dear | $25,000. fter Privileges Pastor Sentenced to Vagrancy Term tatives | MILWAUKEE, Wis, Dec. 12 + of the | Me¥. Orland Bullen, peator of Grand Marsh, Wis. wrote to his congress | tion on Octobe Sticking hie bead inside » furnace Escape From Storm ” : i Srents ss Fer vt!) Like Fairy Tale| WED OR NOT IS a 7 My 18th ave. N., evere DUFNS! PRINCE RUPERT, B. C., Dec. 12.| 7 0g: when the idenly flared tr a ote me SAV AG ) p iy iy hi Buy One of These Pieces and Spend } ff » airction. Montay aternoon bara | me E P [ ZZLE : the Difference for Other Gifts suffering intense agony Hleved Yat | steolmn Minn. ie atil { $105.00 Walnut Vanity, «pecial . . . 885.00 ) j J a ay > ot oe agp Ziegfeld 105.00 Mahe Vanity . eee oo . * storms off the sant, in safe and | Pollie w it | b Sites baahegany, ‘Van 4 Booze Violation lcalting the. ‘Valorous’ heme lected) _ Savece ant: Sarat Wainut Vanity 00 jcorge Constantine, convicted of| some remote point. The Valorous taj Hie family disapprove Walnut Vanity 00 | vi Ai prohibition act, | an eval |went to Alaska. He t wet Ivory Vanity 00 | wan ne ° 0 days in the coun. lean boats, Convention | from civilimation, and b Just Walnut Vani 00 ty jail by Federal Judge Jeremiah en, with crews totaling | ‘Urned to Beattie $43.50 Walnut Tollet Tabi a 50 Neterer, Monday afternoon given up lost. They|_ Me has kept the wires hot to New $40.00 Walnut Tollet Tedie, special oo | ’ sailed with the Valorous when abe | York, trying to Jearn how ‘his fam $42.50 Walnut Tollet Table, special 00 | Simple Way to left her home port ity dlepaset of his bride $35.00 Walnut Toilet Table, special 50 - — Savage's marriage $40.00 Ivory Toilet Table, special 00 | Take Off Fat iS ish War Vets whirlwind courtship which 00 panis: r 00 75 50 ah War Veterans of the ave started a me they t y whien to Washing’ pe to ton two represe The ol trip wi War Veterans tate be obtain for “i he litt : | nee * send the |O* “unavoidabl detained in Mik Anybody know of an Airedale pup | te he little fellow a good privileges as are enjoyed by the |™ Fs . ve y " in . | i. home. Stanley prefers a male pup. -| World War Veterane nukes for three or four months. | that wants a home i oe | Anyoae knowing of such « pup, will About $2.000 will be raised to pay} A s#urch started for the minister Stanley Davidson, 14. had an Alre-jing to be adopted. is asked to call | {0% line « « of the two men who| Temulted in finding him today tn the! dale until Saturday morning, when'Stanics home, Glendale 1349 will represent the state of Washing. | M0W* Of correction, where he was a. EI mee oi ne ‘ nent Leon on the trip. serving a 80-day sentence for va Ch RE OEE ERE LI ORI, PE PB PEPE EBA EL EP DL BL Pil OB OE PEE PE REDE Gk A OP OOS Pek RO jerancy. He had been picked up on |the streets of Milwauke |funds, and gave the name of Buller but 23 Pounds! LES, Deo. 12.—Perfect. | Pioneer Woman’s nd@ in the best of health, | OLYMPIA, Dee. 18 to Mre. A. J. Brown, at Corby hospital, tn Huntington Park |tees for Mre. Sarah J. Robertson, 77, CHEW A FEW!!! END INDIGESTION EASE STOMACH __|Olympla resident since 1890, whe | dled here Sunday night, will be held today Mrs. Robertson ts survived by the following children; W. W. Robert son, publisher of the Yakima Repub lic; Mra. George H. Funk of Olym pla, Mrs. E@na Larson of Yakima, Frank Robertson of Spokane, and | Miss Myrtle Robertson of Kirkland WT F uneral for Miss ' Prentice Tuesday Funeral services for Della 8. Pren 1941 13th ave. 8, Sunday, were held at 10 @ m. Tuesday, at St James’ cathedral Mins Prentice is survived by her mother and father one sister, Mrs, A. R. McLeod, and three brothers, Gordon, Rodney and Harold Prentice, all of Seattle. gS ar. nmpeicrs ent WHAT’S IN THE AIR PROGRAM FOR TUESDAY, DECEMBER It distreas goes. I > all distress goes. Lumps} 555° 4:40 p. m. dally: except heartburn Sunday; 7 to 8 p. m. Moudays and BaLen, mating, flatulence, palpl || rridaye: § to 9 p. m. Wednesdays . KIR—» to & p. m. Mondays, mach now! Correct) »o¢sdays, Fridays and Saturdays, acidity for a few KHO-1 to 8 p. m. Tot@taye, geista seit millions of|| weancdays Saturdays. Looks, smells and feels like alcohol—and is alcohol for ex- ternal purposes. Unfitted for internal use by the addition of ingredients which comfort the skin, relieve sore- ness and improve it for rubbing. In- sist on the genuine. At all druggists. MIFFLIN CHEMICAL CORPORATION Delaware Ave. and Tasker St. Philadelphia, Pa. MIFFLIN ALKOHOL 95% Alcohol ~8e"| WOOSTER GETS Funeral Tuesday | to succeed Samuel B. Chase, county | Funeral sery.|seesnor-elect, as chief deputy in the | erent Py THE The Stellar Week for Christmas Shoppers RHODES co. @& PAGE & Imported and Do Wool Heather Hose Men's Dept-—Main Flo 1 Men's Silk and Wool Heather Hose of imported and domestic makes and in all desirable shades This is an item that shouldn't be missing from any man’s wardrobe. Imported and Domestic Wool and Wool and Cotton Mixed for gifts at Thc a pair mestic or Girls’ Woot Middies Special $3.95 Upper Main Floor Plain red and navy blue woo! middie 14 Speci with white braid in sizes 6 to ideal blouse for cold weather. each. Silk Gift Umbrellas Are Appreciated by Everyone Malo Floor Silk Umbrellas—Special 160 of them in all colors and black, witt tips and ferrules to match. Satin br with all style of handles, some with rings an straps Silk Umbrellas—Special ) umbrellas in various colors with wide satin grongrain t *, fancy bandies in all the latest styles and with 50¢ wach t and ferrules to match. Many novelty umbrellas are and a score of others. included in this. aroun and they sre beauties | Tuesday. Chas ing a9 assessor, COUNTY PLACE tiring assessor, M. M. §. Woonter haa been selected Wooster has fancy handles, rdered silk umbrellas assessor's office, Chase announced fornia for a vacation. ’Kerchiefs Make Dainty Gifts Alldinen hand printed sport erchiefs also of lawn trimmed a Sx with dainty white years. An and colored peng oidered car al at $3.95 Bee: Ns ee Handkerchiefs in solid eal ed with attractively embroidered corners, Bach, 26¢. Sport Prints of linen and de variety to tach, 2h¢@. White Linen and Lawn ‘Kerchiefs with white and col ored embroidered corners, Bach, 25¢. Linen 'Kerchiefs with half $7.15 inch hems, in solid colorm ¥ alse white linen and lawm with hand embroidery and @ large assortment of sport prints. . 85¢, or 8 for @%. Novelty Prints of linen with hand printed borders, solid colors with appliqued and embroidered corners and cok § ored linen ‘kerchiefs priced at | 4 others with $8.95 Main Floor office for 12 or 13 yeara, At he is special land examiner, No other changes are to be in the assessor's office, Chase hi decided to reappoint the and other subordinates, ¢ is already function- . Frank Hull, the re having gone to Call- been in the assessor's STILL IS FOUND IN WRECKED CAR BY GENTLE COP Patrolman J. T. MoGill was ten- erly lifting the crumpled form of Hen Boswell, 22, Inte Monday aft- ernoon, when Boswell was thrown from his machine after striking/a atreet car at 11th ave. and Pine st. As the cop straighetened with his groaning load, hia eagle eye «pled a shining bit of copper in the back seat of the wrecked car. It was a still, a nice, new, shiny one, and the merciful cop took the injured man to the city hospi tal, where he was patched up be fore being removed to the city jail to await federal officers, who filed a booze charge against him Boswell gave bis address as 1820 Boren — | SECON SANDY ANDY till 12 m. only.) $1.00. Special for Wednesday’s Selling K. and K. Mama Talking D lis at $1.98 Unbreakable composition head and hands, is 16 inches tall, and attractively dressed, has bonnet, stockings and shoes (And says “Mama.”) A big value at $1.98 CHINA DINNER SETS set eC phos a $15.49 Specially priced at Your choice of White China with Coin Gold decoration or Pink Floral Pattern with Gold Band. They are excellent values BOY SCOUT KNIVES Special at Regular $1.50 Can be used as can opener, bottle opener, leather awl, blade and bone handle Heavy Jack Knives and Flat Knives at this price, screw has large cutting We also have some Pearl Handled driver, t Le Anh WNW MAKING HOUSEWORK SEATTLE’S MAIN FLOOR TOYLAND AVENUE AND UNION STR The gift that is sure to please the boy. n. No phone or C. 0. D. orders, Regularly sells at ENOCH MORGAN'S ‘GONS CO., New York, U. 8. A. @ TOYS Specially Priced at (On sale from 9 a. RADIOPTICONS low priced $5.49 ‘Throws enlarged pictures on wan or from postcards, photographs, and all kinds pictures tn their actual brilliant colors, larly sell at $7.50, LADIES’ BOUDOIR ” LAMPS With hand decorated shades and fancy m stand attractively priced at $3.75 makes excellent gift. Sale of Grates Andirons Fire Screens and Fire Sets Which we have divided into 3 lots: $4.98, $8.98, $12.49 in black and burnt brass finish-— some excellent patterns to choose from.

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