The Seattle Star Newspaper, December 12, 1922, Page 8

TUESDAY, DECEMBER 12, 1922. THE SEATTLE ~ooks a ! j . OnE ap if Neo Cats wd SETTLELIQUOR *<fyne oe, NAME CHEISD Wont “Blood,” & «ripping, melodramatio T a me r ory of baffied love and angry A special chemist, possibly Dean the coast guard o [Tear which appears in the De®! Charies W. Johnson, head of the declare that during the wir ° somber taaue of a well-known flotion | t t the Univer leagestne, wae suggested by the fa- | barmacy department at the { Seattle harbor Regal Drug Co. Is Winner | mous clara Skarin case, according | *ty of Washington, will be appoint at will leave for the Over State jt Frank Richardson, its author, | ed to examine the alleged narcotics a a | Who lives at 4500 Linden ave, taken from Nellie Hartford, investiga WASHINGTON, Dee 13. The lant pend on , ll in a tame * Mayor Brown during the Le » | Hagel Deug Co. of San Franciaco into fiction by the writer, who han #ate cane, when she was arrested by \ wu ourt today /#pent the greater part of his life! federal authorities, last October. ~ quor taxes of jin the Northwest So Federal Judge Jeremiah Neter 15,000 levied by the ool: | { internal revenue of Call or stated Inte Monday, after he had Senate Confirms |taken under advisement a motion Coal Commission | prevents by Attorney John Dore at the foot of the Bell § o action and r *| WASHINGTON, Dec. 19. —‘Tre| 7Taey tor the appointment of « cide the case Senate has confirmed President . Harding's nominations for the Unit 1. A. Prater, attorney for the gov _ MONEY i corporation /@4 States coal commistnon, They | ernment, declared that since a chem Seabte haa aed i % to June, 84 been held up from the previous; I#t must be appointed, Dean John ey nommion non would be preferable to federal They include John Hays Ham, | 4uthorities = mond, of Washington, D.C.; Thomag| The case of Nellie Hartford, who Marshall, of Indiana; Samuel Alschy, | Will be represented In court by May ‘\ler, of Tiltnots; Clark Howell, of or Brown, John Dore and Police | Georgia; George Otia Smith, of Judge Joseph Kalina, was to be | Maine; Edward T. wine, of New brought before the federal court Tho federal prohibition director r® | yory: Charles P Dew, pe wcge Teetbay voked the company’s permit in j ton, Dc. a — CULVER, Ind.— Fire at Culver| shoots and kills self after mothor he internal wvenue collector for Milttary neademy does $20,000 dam. re mp imands him for opening Chriat California then levied against the | age nda company additional taxes of §7 2 Nee rods nme EGRET S oi te 1 L. Cotten the difference between what ie company had atready paid and what “é | De. H. F, Cotten the tax would have been on iquors sizieh Ave | rises! FREDERICK | ear Tego Morena maha a Editor’ 8 Sen Is \}| &3 N E L S O N chronic digestion diseases of . : ‘ the liver, heart, Kidneys, ie Governor's Aide |} FIFTH AVE.—PINE ST.—SIXTH AVE. PORTLAND, Deo, 12,—Wart Ir eases of the skin, female div 1) vine son of B. F. Irvine, the blind ormiers, rheumatiem, tc, are editor of the Oregon Journal, today successfully treated by the accepted the appointment to the post | of private secretary to Gev.-lect | Pierce to drugiess science he RP SP and, except for a few months in New York, has been connected with the | serious can receive treatment || joursel eines he graduated. Recent-| | at our offices between the | ly he has been @ contributor to the | | hours of 9 a m. and 5 p. © editorial pase es jov.elect Pierce | Rates very moderate that thin is the only appointment he | 7 a will make until he axwumén office - sui trawals most modern methodsknown The cases which are not too A Reputation ON SALE TOMORROW hater 500 Men’s Shirts *1.85 Attached and Detached Matching Collars FT Attached Collars and Starched Detached Col- lars—to match these shirts—in good-looking nov- La Many stripes and serviceable solid shades. Some with or French By cuffs. Sizes 18% to 19. og yan o£ low-priced, at $1.85. —THE DOWNSTAIRS STORE Ask for GOLDEN WEST~ ranean ||| The “Gift Table”’ Offers Many Good Suggestions at : *1.00 | i , FRYE S PURE | vA = unusually attractive values have been ih ied on the “Gift Table,” in a wide assortment that includes: CANDY JARS, BON BON DISHES, JAM JARS, MAYONNAISE SETS, POTTERY VASES, TEA | POTS, SILVER NOVELTIES, COLORED GLASSWARE, SALAD BOWLS, On Sale Tomorrow (Wednesday) } —and many other useful Gifts, moderately turday | priced, at $1.00 each. at all of Frye’s Markets | Price in Bulk—Pound 25¢ Sweeper FRYE’S PORK SAUSAGE is not ordinary Sausage. It’s made from choice, tender, corn- Unusually Low-Priced fed porkers, and seasoned just right. $ 3 9 5 Cheapest and Best Food on * the Market Today! . hs’ “eile i= :tenaahaiaht ; : 1, of this well-ki Just the thing for a fine breakfast! | sat rf ae poirot well made and finished i isfacto: throughout. Easily emptied, with one lever—braid Money back cheerfully if not entief : bumper all-around protects — and woodwork. Unusually low-priced, at $3.95. Frye’s Markets | Dustless American Meat Co. 519 Third Avenue | Floor Mops Bay City Meat Co,, 1420 First Avenue Ballard Meat Co., 5443 Ballard Avenue | Low-Priced at Central Meat Co., 1420 First Avenue | Olympic Meat Co., 1416 First Avenue | uy aateeiiettt Western Meat Co., 1102 Western Avenue A ANY 95c Seattle Market, 109 Occidental Avenue —THE DOWNSTAIRS STORE Thick, long Black mop, chemically treated, gathers and retains dust. In the favorite Triangle shape that “gets-into-the-corners.”” — with handle, | un- usually. low-priced, at 95¢ each cclllebesies Section, in THE DOWNSTAIRS STORE STAR PAGE 7 FREDERICK & NELSON FIFTH AVENUE—PINE STREET—SIXTH AVENUE 800 Pairs of Women’s Silk Stockings AT $7.35 Pair A FEATURED offering, in which gift- choosers may participate with especial advantage. Good quality Black Silk Stockings, with lisle top, sole, heel and toe, Priced low at $1.35 pair. Viret Floor Persian Printed Crepe de Chine, $1.95 Yard OVELY patterns and colorings in the Prints that figure so prominently in current blouse modes, for linings and other purposes. In 40-inch width, the yard, $1.95. —Pirat Floor Are Your Curtains Crisp and Fresh For Christmas Homecoming? 100 Pairs White Dotted Muslin Curtains At $2.50 Pair AINTILY ruffled curtains in the popular small-dotted effects, double stitched, with 2-inch baby ruffles. In 24-yard length; good Values at $2.50 pair. 100 Pairs White Dotted Marquisette Curtains At $2.75 Pair These Curtains are with medium-size dots, finished with two rows of stitchings, and 2-inch baby ruffles. In 2\4-yard length—$2.75 pair. —Thiré Viecs How Keenly the Woman Motorist Wil Appreciate Them! Driving Gloves (GAUNTLET DRIVING GLOVES, slip-on style, with medium stiff cuff of Brown capeskin—$5.00 pair. SLIP-ON DRIVING GLOVES, with strap at wrist and soft cuff—in Brown capeskin, $5.00 pair. BUCKSKIN DRIVING GLOVES, with spear point stitching; in Gray or Natural Buck shades, $4.60 pair. WOOL-KNIT LINED GLOVES, Mocha, with Fur Cuff, $10.50 pair. BUCKSKIN GLOVES, with contrasting-lined, turn-over cuff, in Gray and Natural Buck, $5.50 pait. ONE-CLASP MOCHA GLOVES, with seamless wool-knit lining, $5.00 pair. —First Floor Madeira Rose-Scalloped Centerpieces HARMING IN THEIR SIMPLICITY are these plain Madeira Centerpieces, with Rose Point Scallops, in appealing selection for Gifts. 18-Inch Size, $1.35 each 86-Inch Size, $4.00 each 24-Inch Size, $1.85 each 45-Inch Size, $5.85 each 27-Inch Size, $2.00 each 54-Inch Size, $7.85 each —First Floor Aromatic Cedar Chests Special $9.75 WE are glad to be able to offer these Cedar Chests in time for Christmas Gift choos- ing. Made of genuine Tennessee Aromatic Red Cedar —86 inches long, 17 inches high and 1714 inches wide-—fitted with lock and casters complete— special, $9.75. Third Floor Christmas Just 10 Days Away, to Count by the Shopping Calendar You'LL find your favorite Store on the qui vive to make every minute count for you these zestful mornings, when an hour or so’s shopping will accomplish so much more than several in the rush after- noon hours. The frost may linger in the sub- urbs, but it’s only a short ride to Frederick & Nelson's, where warmth and brightness and Christmas jollity await the December guest. TEA AND GRILL ROOMS: Fifth Floor Service all day, beginning with the breakfast hour. REST ROOM AND ASK MR. FOSTER TRAVEL OFFICE: Fifth Floor. LOCAL AND LONG DISTANCE TELEPHONES: Fifth Fioor. PARCEL FORWARDING STATION: Downstairs Store. FREE PARCEL CHECKING FACILITIBS: First Floor. HAIRDRESSING DEPARTMENT: Fitth Floor. CHILDREN'S HAIRCUTTING SHOP: Fitth Floor. MERCHANDISE GIFT CERTIFICATES Os wale at many convenient points. FOUNTAIN LUNCH SMAVICE: Downstairs Store. Perplexity Vanishes when the aid of the Men’s Shop is enlisted — by the woman with a man’s gifts to choose. Here are Haberdashery Gifts of vouched-for correctness, of assured quality, of splendid value—haber- dashery bought by men experts for men patrons who are accustomed to use keen discrimination when buy- ing for themselves. The sportsman, the business man, the professional man, the college man, the high school youth—the Christmas wishes of all these are anticipated in our Men’s Shop dis- —First Floor YTOWN! More than a week ago, it seemed | as if every boy and girl in town had already been down to see Santa Claus, and the Dancing Dolls—to say nothing of Maharajah, Bingo and Mr. Flap! But still they come—from every quarter of Seattle—from faraway suburbs—from over the hills. And what a fine time they do have! Santa's record to date ts somewhere about 50,000 handshakes, and he's still going strong. And he still has a smile, a letter and a little gift for every boy and girl. —TOYTOWN in THE DOWNSTAIRS STORE | M4