The Seattle Star Newspaper, December 14, 1922, Page 5

THURSDAY, DECEMBER 14, 1922 STM LALLA LALLA LA LLL ULLAL MEMBER AMERICAN HOMES BUKEAL When Winter (mes i " = It is always the person with improper heating ap- paratus who complains the most about cold weather SALE of COLE’S Original HOT BLAST HEATERS 4 OFF * ccs Ca th 2 OFF: COLE'S HOT BLAST HEATER will save ONE-THIRD your fuel fuel—Holds fire thirty-six hours. No. 115 Heater; regular price $48.50—3 OFF...... $24.25 = No. 116 Heater; regular price $58.50—3 OFF...... $29.25 = = AUUUUANSNRNROUUANARUGEGUUUANERTUGANSREUATONEROUOGSORAOUAGEEEOUOULGOUUUGOGRGEUUOGGOO UGGS USGA Burns any No. 118 Heater; regular price $65.50—4 OFF...... $32.75 ~All sale Heaters have ash door, base and ash van See SPECIAL FRIDAY AND SATURDAY ! UTTTTT TAA TAT MODEL ROASTER Body of blue steel—oval shape—self-basting-— = 15-inch, 10-Ib. size—SPECIAL at.. .. $1.18 = 18-inch, 16-Ib. size—SPECIAL at........ $1.68 = Blue Glazed Finish = 15-inch, 10-Ib. size—SPECIAL at........ $1.98 18-inch, 16-Ib. size—SPECIAL at........ $2.48 GRUNBAUM BROS Grunbaum Building = ANUUUAANA UU. ——$—$_$_—$—_————— nn | r wine nact tytn tee somne 8 SMUGGLERS _|srsete nt are wer the care ot tees which have replaced the former | physicians, exhausted from matnu-| bureaus of the Seattle Chamber of | ARE ARRESTED tritien and the long trip an stow | Commerce, according to Pres, Frank | } < Waterhouse. * * Frank! PORTLAND, Dec. 14.—Eight men ela vig Ypres Maru, Kobe to ore arrested here yesterday in one | TURE PY way of Aberdeen, Wash, 2 en of the largest hauls ever made by | / Dp. like butter’’ the United States immigration serv @ AS T OR IA ice of amuggiers of Japanese into the | For Infants and Children port of Portland Pa see wn ise Fon ven 30 Years, Pimento Cheese | Bail for the three smugglers has A! bears [been set at $2,500 each. 0808 e8eR The fvie “beneficiaries” of the Signature The Swift Drug Co. has sold its lease on the corner amounting to $150,000.00. Come and be convinced. Our large, rich and varied Sponges Shears Cees ecessersesesees e Pik Americ | Wednemiay, after a threeday trip} th jerahip. According to Announcement ! Pike. We have just two weeks to dispose of a stock of merchandise In order to accomplish this Herculean task we have radically re- duced the price on every item in the store with the exception of a few contract goods. These reductions will satisfy the expectations of every customer who is anxious to save on holiday and drug purchases. Discounts From 25” to 50” ON MANUFACTURERS’ ESTABLISHED RETAIL PRICES Drugs Cutlery Dolls Patent Medicine Brushes Pyralin Ivory Home Remedie’ Mirrors Vanity Bags Toilet Article- Knives Roll Ups Electric Appliances ae a Ae ea AS dies Incense Umbrellas Rubber Goou Colored Balls Christmas Tree Christmas Card: Stationery Decorations Flash Lights Watches Manicure Sets Vibrators Trusses Perfume Sets Sore Feet Nearly Clocks | Drove Her Crazy COO oeccsscsecseseces “For many years the callouses on my feet, the kin | Hearing about the quick relief aud won results obtained by dancers aud athiet used Gypay Foot Kelief, my husband ————— foet. Before | used Gypay Foot Relief, my fee! So 2c ess”. must have beeu constantly swollen, for now ea ececesceceseecos T can easily wear shoes a size emailes g uaranteed in ¢ - y cave or money beck . —Advertinement. THE SEATTLE STAR DOPE TRAFFIC NEAR EASTERN PROBE ORDERED PARLEY SAVED Woolwine Will Question 8 Conference With Turks Will Film Stars Not Disband BY ROBERT A. DONALDSON BY HENRY woop LOB ANGELES, Dee. 14 Bight of LAt ANNIE De M“ r the ” rT ir fe bran name 0 fer a New Yo be 1th called by District Attorney Thomas, txmet Pasha, Turkish spokesma Lee Woolwine to dinclose the source accepted a British prope pility in mind that Con ed to have freed Clara As Phillips, “hammer slayer,” may be Moreover, th uhearthed thru disclowure nent of pr nor ¥ the dope gangs’ best patr district. attorney promised vestigation I shall be guided by facts of the New Y« te sup reopen t # well,” Woolwnie sald tod ve ne ewan re That was mys |matum deliv n day, but n pounced sin Turkis rt ae «se te, sat Home Brew film stars now definitely declared to be addicts, that the machinations of (Starts on Page 1) this band can be bared | of houseboats took a wee drop. ICHINA BANDITS|,."..c%% Po. ans BEING SOUGHT |s.ccrn" 0 WASHINGTON, Dee, 14.—Amert Pag Pnd n Minister Schurman at Peking formed the state department lat POLAR CARS Railway Chief Henderson says that half of the Seattle street cars are equipped with beaters Now you tell one a a | 1 requested t t to arrest an n De atally Ameri.| Every day the police get reports « an merchant Cottman and Samuel Bokobin,| consul at of Peking, were former when the tman's spine and if hh be permanently urmen stated ld the Chinese govern. |ing his head. paralyzed, & f the car, narr Schurman ment that the shooting war a viole rabbits Bs tion of International law and is an| Man tnvente an army tank that affront to the American government. | can run on t We know but he doesn Want Economy in be ng Eastern Counties _ ,..,,....,, Pliny 1. Allen, King county repre-| make publie our C sentative, returned to Seattle late! 1 to 10 on a white 2 to 1 on @ wet Chrivtmas 16 to 1 on a sloppy Christmas. i eee Reed. candidate for republican speak . the Kant ru Eastern counties with Mark E. Only 8 More Shopping Days! Beacon Blanket Robes In the Exclusive Beacon Patterns That Are so Attractive Attractive Robes in a variety of pretty patterns and including colors of brown, rose, pink, gray and They have large or small collars; some are plain and others bordered with navy, in sizes 16 to 52. cord or sé $5.95 Second Floor itin trimmings. ¥ Nut B Por Chri Otvin Silverware Main Floor As sketched: with 1 Cracker and 6 Picke—#1.50 with 1 Cra 6 Picke 82.50 with 2 then men’ owls stmas ot Dept — acker and kers and 6 Picks $3.75 At a Seattle wedding this week te| House Ruled by s Gift Hose of All Silk ana Full Fashioned $2.50 Exceptionar values, are thene Silk Hose in beige, sliver, fawn, pearl and African brown SP citts worth while Special 79¢ Gift Bonds and Glove Certificates Make Appropriate Gifts black, whit Men’s Pongee They make ’Kerchiefs Main Floor Pongee "Kerchiefs, with | trawn threads and hand-em- broidered, in good patterns and color combinations. Form 9 | erly $1.00 each. Special, Fri- day, at 79¢ or 4 for $3.00, Men's Silk Crepe and Col ored Bordered ‘Kerchiefs— B5¢ to $1.50. ‘ Corded Bordered Handker-} | chiefs—2 for 256. q Initialed = Linen chiefs, 35¢, 50¢, 75¢. which was resigned by Miss sections stand for practically all ren-lorpanist played, "Love Comes in LAke Randall. sonable measures of economy a Bummer Dream.” | Congresswoman| Seattle Y. W. C. A. |_| Mis» mitier's tast station ———— Yeah, and goes out like a Winter) oo icamon. Dec. 14—-A wom-| Miss Grace Miller, a member of the | "an nople, where she alam . bliszard! WASHINGTOS ; ~ general secretary for six Funeral Services aE Ge Jan presided over the house of repre-| national board of the ¥. W.-C. A.|Only an unexpected change for Army Leader) tieory rord maken 26402841 9 | *ntatives vosterday Funeral services for Mra. John 1.) 48. Gosh, but he must hate to Sharp, for more than 20 years an take a day offt iE se the temporary absence of Represen- | ~————— officer tn the Salvation Army, were WARNING ltative Towner, was given the oppor | Gest to be held at 230 p.m. Thursday at tunity of wielding the gavel. The the Salvation Army Auditorium, 1414 Hf the Community Chest Is not |house was sitting as the committee! Sixth ave. Mrs. Bharp, who died at| led, it may be necessary next the Seattle General hoepital Tuesday. war the wife of Lieut. Col. John D. Sharp, divisional chief in Seattle year to held a tag day for the benefit of persons made destitute ‘ by previous tag days. Seven high county officials are go | ing to lose thelr jobs on January 1.) Bet they'll get an awful kick out | of Working for a living haa ee getting more and more crowded even the men can't get seats RN WHAT’S IN THE AIR |] PROGRAM FOR THURSDAY, | DECEMBER 14 ij] KFC—2 p. m: 640 p.m: 6 p |] m.; 6:20 p. m.; silent after 7 p.m KDZE—1040 to 11 a m, and 220 to 4:90 p. m. dally’ except Sunday; 7 to 8 p. m. Moudays and Fridays: § to 9 p. m. Wednesdays. KIR—» to $°p. m. Mondays, ‘Tuesdays, Fridays and Saturdays, KHQ-7 to 8 p. m. Tuesdays, Wednesdays. Saturdays, Kidney and Bladder Troubles HAVE TO SO | Clogged-Up Kidney Deposits Are Dis-| solved and the Toxins (Poisons), | Completely Driven Out, Druggixts Told to Guarantee It in Every In- | “Your very lite.” says Dr. Carey. | “depends upon the perfect function ing and health of your kidneys, so whatever you do, don't neglect them.” of Second and scription * Marsh |thing, but we cannot too lurge ite use if you suffer from an lnoying bladder troubles, frequent | | passing of water night and day, with | smarting of irritagion, brick dust sed- liment or highly n t fing, irritability jany other te jease, Dinbete disease in it stealing upon you Don't wait until tomorrow to be- lgin the use of this wonderful pre scription now obtainable in both liquid and tablet form if you have any of t . Kidney and bladder tre stock includes: may be certainty. If you ¢ 1 are subject to n't lone a single ae ¢ y on the first big » Btate they have re Advertisement Gs3 1 burning, and corns between my toes nearly drove me crasy,”” saye Mrs. Anna Becki t | home a box. I used it a few times as directed and to my surprise, the burning and soreness af stopped, aAd the callouses just peeled off |i my fingers, leaving the skin stoooth., Thy woh corna between my toes seemed to faci nway, and now | feel as if | had « pair of nev | with perfect comfort.” Get a box w art today—#nra Hf cost successful remu!t NICE, Dec, 14 of the whole, of which Towner is airman. He jeft the chair and) | designated Mrs. Houck as acting airman Mixes Alice Robertson previously! | had presided over the houne, and| | Mrs. Huck is the second woman to joy that honor, Care on the Rainier Vatley tine are| New Record Set in Rail Travel Luxury The new sleeping cars which run from Calais to the Niviera excel in luxury all other care in the world. Forty of them cost $2,- | 600,000. Ss $2.50 HAVING MIRRORS Heavy bevel able, A gift thi FOOTB At $1.49 Good quality tested bladder. big value SPECIAL—RUGBY Specially Priced at $1.98 glass, nickel plated; is adjust at is sure to please ALLS cover with This is a GILBERT ERECTOR SETS Attractively Priced at $1.98 (Size No, 3) Regularly sells at $2.50. A_ toy like structural steel, A dandy gift for the boy. | has arrived In Seattle to take over | prevented her from being t Mra. Winifred Mason Huck, con-/ the postition of associate general sec-|to Smyrna during the period | gresswomanat-large from Illinois, 19 | retary of the Seattle organization’ vastation by the Turkish t SEATTLE’S MAIN FLOOR TOYLAND / \ SECON! AVENUE “ THE PROPER WAY TO TREAT PILES’ sonnnnRERTRRRInnee Valuable advice and information for the treatment of every form of Piles is with each box of PAZO OINTMENT. The remedy is guaranteed. The price of PAZO OINTMENT is 60c and you can get it at any drug store. The advice — and information goes with it. ‘ nclwed 0 1 & AND UNION S$ JUST THE THIKG FOR A XMAS PRESEW SIMPLEX TYPEWRITERS Specially Priced for Friday at 98¢ Teaches children reading, writing and spelling; prit like a real typewriter. (On sale from 9 till 12 a. m. only No phone or C. O. D. orders. KIDDIE-PEDAL-KAR OR TOT BIKE JINGLE CAR WITH PEDALS, Very low priced at $2.49. Regular $5.00 | and $5.25 values—rubber tired, Sale of BRASS FOOTED JAR At very low prices. Size 11x12. Bpeclal OE. iricsvevcscscceseeabas Size 8x9. Spectal BLUE ENAMELED OR GRAY GRANITE ROASTERS Very Special for Frid: at Col Will hold 16-Ib, Turkey,