The Seattle Star Newspaper, December 14, 1922, Page 12

liffe: rent colors. These are all Then Merchandise Will Be Marked Back to Its Real Worth DREDS of Gowns and Dresses and two thousand Blouses and Sweaters are to be _ gold at very pronounced savings. These savings will range from a fourth to . every gown and every ee in “the. collection is new season, for the Novelty Shop has only recently its name and added In order to facilitate the sell- ng, everything in the store has m plainly marked and am in groups for quick : Here is an inkling of the which will be in effect prrow morning. D RESSES for high school and _ college girls made of fine mixed materi: in navy, n and black, and piped in 0 styles, Aa and prac- 4 Ohaice $5.50. ‘A SECOND group wil be of- fered at 50. This includes n’s and Misses’ dresses of tan be found in this group at $8.50. _ which 50. he Preferred Jrain East Across the mountains ft carries you, over the ‘World's Longest Electrified Railroad, using “White Coa!” for power—a smokeless, sootless, cinderless trip. It’s the short, quick, scenic way— with mighty electric locomotives to insure an unde» layed journey through a region of scenic grandeur, Leaves Seattle . . ksechegh oe Arrives Minneapolis pm. (2nd dey) “Se Pal, , * Soar w bene © Milwaukee . 9:10 a. m. (3rd @ Chicago . 1 11:30 0. m (3rd de: Direct connections for New York and other Eastern Cities The equipment is characteristically “Chicago, Mil- ‘waukee & St.Paul.” For every piece ofequipment iscompanyowned—observation clubcar,standard and tourist sleeping cars, dining car and coaches. Every attendant is company employed and trained. You will find him efficient, alert and If more convenient take the COLUMBIAN, another good train for the East. Leaves Seattle 7:40 p. m. Pall (nformation and éescriptive booklets at pl jersey, poiret twill, velveteen dresses, and es having matelasse blouses and plaited All the new plaited and draped effects E third group includes dresses of poiret twill, Canton ane, velvet with matelasse, with silver brocade, and dresses of Span- ci Ayes satin in brown, black and orchid. HER groups are presented at $14.85, $24.50 ‘and $34.50, and at the latter figure there are if a dozen heavy steel beaded gowns imported D fb been used for the season’s . They would be regarded as wonder- aa es at even double the sale special price ly a few days to take advantage of this sale. C LYMPIAN Mitwantne st Pat Only a Few Days More to Raise $10, 000 A small deposit secures anything until Christmas. Novelty Blouse & Gown Shop 2222222 1322 Second Ave., Opposite Rhodes Tourists Gouged American touriste who made pur- chases at low prices abroad this sum-| Program to boont and advertise the chandies reached thle port. Amert.| Several hours Thureday on « tour | can shipping agents took away ali|° Inspection of the untverntty that the tourists thought they had|°@mpue and bulldings. At the close gained. These gouging agents put on | of the tour, the body of more than every concetvable charge. In some |60 men tunched at Homes Economica cases these charges totaled more than| hall. Dr. Henry Suzzailo, untver 700 per cent of the original cost. jetty President, and Dean Padeiford The matter has been put up to cus-| were the principal speakers at the tome officials, but they are helpless. | luncheon. THE SEATTLE STAR ‘one with er th firs nge | mittee Wed con tral A Read, health 4 Counctiman WAISTS and Blouses have been arranged in groups at even money prices—one dollar, Owner and trainer of the} unac two dollars, three dollars and so on. smallest performing dogs in vaudeville ig Miss Jule Busse, For a dollar one can choose wash waists in who is presenting the canine white and fancy effects. Choice |, “ ” pectacla “Dogdom” at the $1.00. Palace Hip until Friday night. Many See tte lace-trimmed overblouses. on her vaudeville career thru) Piayerr cl hoice $2.00, the gift of a puppy from a} iy ot friend some 16 years ago. In- |reliet of strict matelasse Jacquettes, as well a8 jadded another to the collec-| The meeting were up she was making he T| poten, singer, and georgette. Choice $3.00. Col. O. J. Charles, commanding at his own request December 15, a [Is the group at $5.00 there are Uired from the United States army) 1) tam as $10. — Oral exami ones are $7.85. The $12.85 are ‘ " r eat wg $9.85. The $15.85 are $12.85, and the $19.85 —Jor'tns uipver a tne German steno {superintendent blouses are $14.85. Fortunately, there are [<7 Toys Mor, low off the Can- plenty of sizes for large women. re -y> Hy pos and begged her bus- LL the knitted sweaters of wool, fiber and |“ “i silk are to be sold for less. All the new | ———____________ a a styles are in the sale. Nothing |! Bureau of Page yar a — py Migla ” 4 oor Missing 45, $2. ‘or $2.25, $4.95 ones for $3.75, $7.85 ones for $5.85 and $9.85 for $7.45. Relatives Pure silk sweaters in Tuxedo styles are to go at one-half the marked price. (CAMISOLES by the hundreds will be sold at seventy-five cents apiece. They are in all shades, and in white. Many lovely changeable effects are included. Most of them were bought to sell at $1.25 and $1.50. } “booming” FR. |broker of 119 | nose. io be farming somewhere in the state of Washington, Mre. R. & Trucsdall, Oregon City, Ore, re the Inquirtes, Rullman'’s, Mrs. Howard Blackm: Busin Men on will please send the address of Visit to Campus rig Hy re a to her at | physicians { GETS HOME | by Shipping Men NEW YORK, Deo 14-—-Many members of subcommittess on a mor met a rude shock when the mer-|Univermity of Washington, spent Accept only “Bayer Two Splendid Trains of Steel North Coast Limited Observation Car Safety — Comfort — Courteous Attention ‘Electric Lights— Electric Signals —Well Kept Roadbed Every Travel Refinement On The Dining Cars Cuisine Famously Good! nglish girl, and her child, Northern Pacific Railway |pov7itt’ gii’on Narth Pacific Coast to Chicago home by Mrs, F; rank fi Ware Nancy Jordan, unwed says the fact that he and Mrs, E. L, Carey, Gen, Agt., Pass. Dept., Seattle Warren are divorced has noth- 200 L, C. Smith Building ing to do with Mice dordene ee A GETS TRUCKS | Garbage Collection Cars Be- a ing Tested | rzowna ow ciate oreet Ht SATISFACTI O N! ! discarding an olf system for a new | ment,” the councl! public safety com: | to let the garbage collection work Large assortment of Crepe A lover of animale all her Fire Relief Play) "1 : , A 4 ded th de Chine, Tricolette and Geor- life, Miss Busse was started hacaint meaee ee pf geo te | , with the aasistance ated Stuaents of the For three dollars one can get side of three months she had! Orpheum Wednesday night *, E cl ollowed lace and beaded blouses, crepe | tion and before seven months) °% Brows | Smith follows eve initial tour. Leen ray — irda regard AWREK will boy 690 * A WERK will buy $200 At four dollars, very beauti- —_— next. isle Roche, prima donna, | worth of Purniture worth ef Furniture 4 Frank O'Rourke, of the Olym-| ful blouses in the “Caravan | Colonel Charles pio theater, gave a song and dance A WEER will buy $100 # A WEEK wil buy $250 striped” (Oriental effect) and Will Be Retired (2% rm es | werth of Furniture worth of ture erepe de chine and beaded ill Be Retired tsa sasian ick end ant and blouses at the same price. F \ the Players’ club, and the University P officer at Fort Lawton, will be mn ot Duan qaivek weastoak blouses of crepe and cre cording to word recelved fromm Waab SGC ey a | “NY ti al knit, printed and plain satins in [#2 D. Weaneaay | |Three Playground | a ep wonderful colors, richly beaded | vice since 1498, when he entered at Inspectors Pass Furni and trimmed in the new long eho Sill, Okla. In 1909.10 he waa Written examinations for play- . jutant of the United States mill 4 inspect were passed by —— blouse effects, The former prices | tary acatemy at Wert Point Sr awvess and toe apgtanute trom | 418-424 PIKE ture CORNER FIFTH a i i, and Mre Charles will estab | Tacony 4 Spokane, the civil ser of some of these were as high Mab toty residence in Seattle Com “Gaeciniiaion cn announced | Wetnestay before « boart of #ix\¢ cont for five dollars and a few All the finer overblouses are Wife Had “Hunch” | members, tnctuding Frank Ww. Cot | | ats later returned and asked to reduced as follows: The $10.85 Spouse Weuld Die |‘. 2 wre commiasioner; | Georre C. Wheeler, park board |#et @ key from @ coat pocket. In Claims His Nose ‘ ” Was “Boomed On” | graviea it and ran from the abop. eee that swept the islands south Lawrence Morrison, 19, was a®/| Kartofaky tried to stop him, and — rested Wednestay, charged with|the “boom” on the nose was re ~ Aspirin: MOTHER Om SISTERS oF rns SAY “BAYER” when you buy. Insist! | — Sarees hee ore, | | moe ee eearpen, Wah asks it you Unless you see the “Bayer Cross” on tablets, you are Although a few unscrupulous dea Kullman, whom she believes lives in NOt getting the genuine Bayer product prescribed by hol, they are often crudely made, Handy “Bayer” boxes 0 boxes of 12 tablete—Also bottles of 24 and 100—Druggiste Acptrin to the trade mark of Bayer Manufacture of Moucaceticacidester of Balicylicacié Ne ibd Uecervilions Siebtetens'Sitieis’ Suds ren, a) RansaniClw. Warren MILLIONS OF POUNDS BOUGHT BY THE GOVERNMENT THURSDAY, DECEMBER 14, 1922. Lasting t determining wheth will be an improve THIS EASY ROCKER ie just « cnageetion ot the many om y decided to put » work in the gar on trial, before en tracts or buying any yn. Thi hs style te in ny and cane, in the period model {lustrated. porn trom $24. 50 gency, Ine, and the any. These will be to their efficiency operation, Dr. HM. M lepartment head, said Lou Cohen's proposal A New Davenport Table nt that will fe o e Aseria 6 = 5 5 358 . g 3 2 if 3 = E : : : ES 2 - g A NS TD I ESTE EE Other Christmas Gift Articles Washington, for the D ™ END TABLES hon ane, at the ook eA SMOKES SEWING CABINETS SPINET DESKS was opened by May It's Basy to Day the National Way We Charge No Interest nations were held) Kartotaky says Morrison pawned Boy Loses Nickel; Father Stabs Him CHICAGO, Deo. 14.—-Because the change brought back from a store by Jenne Jackson, park | five minutes he was back and asked | his 7 year-old son lacked five centa, for the coat, saying, “I want to get | Stanley Curman stabbed the boy. & letter from @ pocket,” Kartofsky ATRIA 2 NR rola When handed the coat Morrison SINGAPORE, Deo. 14.—-More than 1,000 natives were drowned by the if here last month. H. Kartofsky, pawn|cetved. Morrison was captured DR. WO Second ave, on the|after « brief chase by Police Officer atu Chane dele A. 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