The Seattle Star Newspaper, December 15, 1922, Page 9

—the same staple, Fine lot Flannel Work Shirts. Values up to Regular government standard All-Wool Army Shirts; also “Oregon City” All- Wool Shirts. Reg. $5 values. Black Sateen and Chambray Work Shirts, including “Black Bear” brand. Reguler $1.50 Leather Bags, 1% Price Suit Cases, 4 Price Dress Shirts Bott Cuff Fancy Dress Shirts in splendid materials. Also negiigee styles with attached collars, fale price........... 95c Regular $2.50 Fancy Dress Shirts—also negligee styles. price Driving Gloves 15 pairs, only, of Men's Full Leather Gauntlet Auto Gloves ver pa $1.95 per pair... ... ee. Dent’s Gloves 41 pairs, only, Dent's Gray Dress Gloves. Regular $3.00 and $3.50 values. $1 95 Bale price.. and Meyer's Tan Dress Snappy, new styles for men and young men. Men's and Young Men's Heavy Wool Stip-Over Sweat- ers. Sale $4.95 fae, 1060 DRES! c 8 only, BOYS" SHIRTS ... Men’s Pajamas, Nightgowns, Bath Robes, Handkerchiefs, Mufflers, Umbrellas, Canes— everything at Sacrifice Prices. Men’s Holiday Neckwear In Gift Boxes Christmas Neckwear for Men, including new shipment, sacrificed in this sale. Snap for women holiday shoppers: 85e Silk Fourdin-Hand..45¢ Val. to $1.50; sale price. O5¢ Val. to $2.50; male price $1.45 Reg. $1 Knitted Ties....65¢ All “Arrow” Collars 2 for . 25¢ 9 Men’s Underwear Extra big bargains tn 064 lots heavy wool Union Suits, and separate Shirta and Drawers. Also in medium weight cotton and wool mix tures, balbriggans, ete A Thousand Bargains for Men! GUS ROW SALE Saturday and Monday to Be the Big “Snap” Days in the Closing Out of Seattle’s Oldest Clothing reg 90 SUITSS standard, perfect- fitting makes that have always given satisfaction to Gus Brown customers. OVERCOATS _=—Pure Virgin Wool, in beautiful gray and brown mixtures—belted models with convertible collars. 194 or Every-day wear, at.... Values up to $5.00, at “Black Bear” and “Signal” | faney Holiday CHOICE 89 COeerrrrrrreerrrrrrr iii! CHOICE AT ‘168 gw-THESE ARE INDEED SUPER - VALUES-¥a $2.95 “WATER-REPELLENT PANTS—with double seat and double knees at $2.85 : pesca ali ict ese aetna ann ea N’S SOFT HATS N’S OVERALLS | Flannel Shirts | Wool Sweaters | Men’s Caps $1.95 at 95¢ for 35c 200 Caps in all sorts of tweeds, plaids and plain colors, Good range of sizes for men, young men and youths, -While they ae awe 9c erticcociaake eee Men’s Hose Men's Buster Brown and ta mous Shawknit fine-gauge silk lisle, also white foot styles, all Regular 350 values. Choice... 27c @ pairs for $1.50 Men's Silk Dress Hose, all cot RUBBER COLLARS out to seeewsee 3 for 26¢ colors. ors; also fancies, Regular $1.00 values. 39 OME wis corse csese c Wool Heather Socks, warm, heavy weight; Bic valuen, at 65c 2 pairs for $1.25 50 only, Men's Hickok Leather Belts, with initial buckles, in $1.15 Gift boxes; choice MEN’S FUR COATS We have 3 only, Men’s Chase “Furwove” Overcoats, “ALWAYS RIGHT 1” pre in sizes 40, 42 and 44, made by the makers of the maly, at... $1 35 famous Chase Auto Robes. If you want real com- fort on long, cold drives, nothing can equal these for warmth, ‘s 05 Lease Expires They cost us $30.00 wholesale. January ist Take your choice at.......... “a” ge GUS BROW ee AT YESLER WAY, 42-8TORY SMITH SEATTLE BUILDING THE Seeecccccccscccosescessesees® IITTTITITILILI Litter MELLON WANTS CHEAPER LABOR |Would Let Down Bars for \ | jand please leave us alone }loome sof! upon which the buildings [must find The! Europe’s Hordes WASHINGTON down tminig Deo, 16 Lat jon bars so that in tustries cx “common labor,” oretary urges, in Hin ree ommoendation i# taken here as an ad ministration drive at the present "3 por out of faver with some his annual treasury report cent law,” which is very much eee tebe trial interests, partioulagly the steel industry Says Melion atrictions ‘Owing to the re immigration and the on of industrial a€ on general rewu tivity, the already suffer ng from a seareity of | abor which ts embarransing some lines of business, and leading to higher wage scales where lower expected a year were ago.” on's Peport han already brought lat the defensty If congress attempts to lift the immigration bara, the “labor bic will be ready with official statintios from U. 8, Immigration Comminsion er Husband showing that the British 1 Scandinavia Northern European countries are pending less than half their allocated quota of immigrants under the present strin gent law Thin means that lifting the quota would result in a Mood of Immigranur from Southern and Eastern European atries, where working conditions extremely and Anti-Dope Fight | Is Sweeping Siam BANGKOK, Slam, Dee 1b, other antt-oplum crusade was} launched bere today. The Red Crone | Bocteties of the Far East, In conven tion here, adopted resolutions de manding that poppy growing be} stopped tn India and China, and that all nations cease traffic in optum and Its derivatives Campaigns were undertaken to flight bert-bert, leprosy cholera, sleeping sicknern and other Ortental diseases fir Claude Nill London, president International Red Crom, presided. Red © were present from America, England France, Japan. hina and almost all near and tar Eastern countrica Australia Can't lenders “See” Prohibition | PERTH, Australia, Dec tralia tx fed up on “Pussyfoot” John~ son, He was unable to hire « hall in which to spenk anywhere In this city, and the Australian partiament | refused to listen to him. “We want! quer, We've got Navor, We intend to keep Nquor, You are « nuisance ” ‘That wa the message of Australia to Pusey- foot, printed on hand-bille and dis. tributed during his stay her, He applied to parliament for per minston to address it. “Rorry, busy,” 15.—Atim [replied parliament Berlin to Build First Skyscraper| BERLIN, Dee 16.- scraper—a nine-story edifice—on the shifting eands of Friedcrichatranne, the principal trade street of the city. All previons plans to emulate lower Manhattan have fatled because of the thelr foundation. new “cloud serentcher.” as the sky scraper in called here, will be built \to a hetght of 2¢ meters, whereas the Mighest buildings now run only from about 16 to 18 meters, or only ve stories. Fala: Asks Peru to Pay Back Dues GENEVA, Dee. 15.—-The league of | nations has served peremptory notice on Peru that tt ts expected to pay / $150,000 dues, tho it bas league left the WASHINGTON, Dee. 16.—Co-oper- ative marketing among farmers | promises “more help for the present relief and the permanent settlement other single movement | | of agricultural conditions” than any before the country, President Harding declared today in & message read before the| | National Counc! of Farmers’ Co. operative Marketing association, in rension here The president statea@nat he had a sincere conviction to do everything |possible to ald agriculture, but said the farmers themselves should co You Can’t Brush or Wash Out Dandruff The only sure way to get rid of dandruff is to dinsolve it; then you de stroy it entirely. To do this, get about four ounces of ordinary liquid arvon; apply ft at night when retir- | ing; une enough to moisten the scalp | and rub it in gently with the finger tips. Do this tonight, and by morning most, if not all, of your dandruff will be gone, and three or four more ap: plications will completely dissolve and entirely destroy every single sign and trace of {t, no matter how much dandruff you may have You will find, too, that all itching and digging of the scalp will stop at ce, and your hair will be fluffy, lustrous, glossy, siiky and soft, and look and fee! a hundred times better. You can get liquid arvon at any drug store, and it never fala to do the work.—Advertisement, Ex-Government Physician Warns « Of peril attendin set gland formala f There are several do: tions of gland formulas, ny certain ailment, and if you take the wrong one for your you may do yourself infinite Far better for you to call and see | our pec be examined uae a find out J which one ii ith, beta for your case. Port o: Third ave., opposite the vertivement, SEATTL E na | 1 Bertin witt| again attempt to bulld her first aky- | Marketing Plans Told; Co-operation Now Urged FRIDAY, DECEMBER 15, 1922. STAR MILI, LU BARTELL DRUG STORES Gifts for Women and Misses Ivory Pyralin— Gifts for Men and Young Men $2.50 to $15.00 Fountain Pens Kversharp Pencils . 00 to $15.00 Bafety Kaze 696 to $10.00 Safety Razor Stroppers $2.50 to $5.00 The to $5.00 Mirror $1.00 to $10.00 $2.50 to $6.75 ie to $2.00 $1.10 to $3.50 $1.10 to $3.50 Hair Brushes Contos Puff Boxes Hair Brushes Halr Receivers Military Brushes. $5.00 to $14.00 Trays ibe to M100 Oe to $3.50 Clocks $5.25 to $10.00 Cloth Brushes $1.00 to 8100 Manicure Articles Me to $2.00 Rath Brushes $1.25 to $3.50 Cloth Brushes, Whisk Brooms, Soap Boxes, ete Pyral dewel Boxes, ete., Sprays $2.00 to $1.00 Kodaks $6.00 to $150.00 Kodak Carrying Cases ollet Sets $6.50 to $25 The Manicure Sets $4.00 to $10.00 ‘Thermos Hottles. . $1.50 Silk Umbrellas. ...$4.00 to $10.00 Thermos Carrying Cases Kodaks 56.00 to $150.00 00 to $5.50 Kodak Carrying Cases Violet Rays $12.50 and $25.00 to $15.00 Smoking Sets and Ash Trays Kodak Al Me to $6.00 | A5e to $5.00 Fountain P $2.50 to $15.00 | Playing Cards We to $1.00 Eversharp Pencils Cards and Chip Sets. $1.00 to $20 Manicure Roll-ups... $1.50 to $15 Bill Folds TSe to $3.75 Cutex Manileure Sets, .50¢ to $3.00 ift Coin Purses Me to $2.50 An Always Welcome Perfumes 25e to $7.50 Keytalners 1 to $2.00 Tollet Waters 500 to $6.75 Flasbligt ..The to $4.00 ‘clleswans Perfume Se Alege thee... Sa to G48 che tet ge ppt ane oon of F ti lise Incense ; Incense Burners. . Hair Brushes Combs Electric Curling ¥ things can a woman more, Its use! , beauty and unquestioned quality will be a delight to her for many years. Srart « set of Pyralin for her this Christmas just a few of bagiener articles. anion wl matched pieces other occasions until she has|« complete set Ingersoll Watches. $1.50 to $9.00 Tourist Sets $7.50 to $15.00 Shaving Sets $1.50 to $5.00 to $6.75 be to $7.50 Christmas Cards Perfume Atomizers | 25¢ Doren pe hee dressing table. Stationery 25e to $5.00 b. 5 if Correspondence Cards 50c to $1.00 Special “Surprise Box” con . ‘ 4 . tains ona dozen Christmas Cards | Our Christmas stock is full of gifts for every of the family Nut Bowls $1.25 and $1.98 Ete., Ete. and Envelope for & All for 25¢. All Bartell Stores. ee Cameras Eastma A film k {Camera made by Eastman Kodak Co.; takes pic | tures 24x34 ‘0 those who buy three or mor packs for this | camera at 6c feach, the camera | au will be given @ee; aleo a year’s i subscription tof "Kodakery.” Shop early—ofply « limited num ber jeft. Mall der received rders filled in or. Christmas Mixed C Popular Mixed Candies for filling baga, cornucopins. Rainbow Mi th. . dies lockings and A Kodak Christmas “Faces fade and the people we once knew, some of them, are gone forever, Children grow up and go away. The old house ts torn down. The pets disappear. ‘The time to take the pleture t when you see it. The historic value of things, fixed in the form of @ picture, ts beyond price.” —ELBERT HUBBARD, Lat thie be a Kodak Chrintmaa, Autographic Kodaks .. , $6.50, $8, $13.50, $16 to $100 Folding Eastman Brownies. ... . $10, $12, $14.50 to $17 Plain Mixed, th. Broken Mixed Cream Mixed, Ib. 4 eatin finish) ek ae Devilbiss unfilled Toilet Sprays ockings Be, Ge, Te and ide A tollet article that combines attractiveness and utility— BSc, $1.00, $1.50, $2.00 to $7.50 Perfume Bottles = Crystal gloss, beautifully cut and etched. Gold plated stopper 55 with dropper attached— $2.50, $3.25 to $7.50 1b. } | Ribbon Mi Cornucopias, Christma: Boxed Candies A large assortment of beautiful gift and five md sizes, Any candy purchase for mailing or delivered within the city w Beauty Mixed, Petite Mixed, Ib. . BREEEY in one, two, three cked and wrapped hout extra charge. Safety Razors, Ideal Gifts for Men NEW GHLLETTES vay, silver Pocket Ben i Made by the oe c anger ao ae Chesterfield. gold for Christmas only Tuckaway with Bp AanbEEDEE desirable gift for school boys, fish ermen, hunters and other sports men. You can depend Fountain Pens and Pen- cils Are Lasting and Useful Gifts. Any or Pencil purchased for a Christmas gift at Bartell's AUIpstTror Leather, nickel agid oxidized cases @5.00 Gold cases .. EVE on Pocket ben. gun ba be wittts ly ae ed for t el Model, an shown ..... Gillette Brownie hand. buy early, while amet i Luminous dial .. To Our Mail Order Patrons We will be pleased to select Christmas gifts for you according to your instructions and guarantee perfect satisfaction in every instance. For those who wish we mail articles direct with your card enclosed. Model © Autost ments are complete. DRUG STORES : | | Second Union First and Pike Fifth and Pike ve nd rt hl toe ket unl ete. Address Bp nape ing now while stocks are still comp! ae Sixth N.W. MAIL ORDER DEPARTMENT First and Yesler Way 1908 Boren Ave. No Street Address Necessary. INUAVUUUOAOOSUUURAUUGUAEUAEAGEAEUAUAONUUEUAOUAUOGRAUULUAERUEOUERAUUAE AU UATUAAUAC TAAL for the best, most intelligent effort to establish such methods and to teach the farmer and his friends to utiline them. Because I am con- vinced of this, I feel that this meet- ing i# of unusual importance and significance and I with you to con. vey thin expression in the most em. phatle — $5,000, one Loss | in Grape Crop! j “Whoever has cared to read my PARIS, Rag 15.—Three weeks of | mesaage to congress will understand |eloudy skies at a time when sun-| the depths of my conviction about/ shine was needed for the best wine crops caused French vineyards at} the necessity to do anything posnibie | least $5,000,000 Lama to help the farmer thru his present On sale tomorrow at all of Frye’s Markets. Price Bulk 25c per |b. moist szsinwn tot the sovern Retires After 71 Years on One Job There is no sausage like FRYE’S PORK SAUSAGE. } and Iam still more anxious that the | | farmers shall themselves co-operate! yWOULL, Eng, Dee. 15.—William | to make the government efforts dou: | parker held the same job at the same | desk for the same firm for 71 yearn, Made from the choicest of young, tender corn-fed porkers, it’s the cheapest and best food you can possibly buy. operate to make the government's efforts “doubly effective.” “I know no single movement that promises more help for the present relief and the permanent settlement of agricultural conditions than this one,” the president said. bly effective. In the long run, gov ernment aid cannot be made effect-! ie retired at 91 jive unless the farmers shall be or-| ganized and alive to their own re- | sponaibility to establish and use prac:| Wayfarer—An airplane just | teal instruments for the distribution |in your clover patch. of credits and the assurance of the! Parmer—-Fine! ‘That'll bring most economical marketing method.| aviator good luck.—Roston “This association stands precisely | script. “NO DOUBT | fell Remember T his —the most exacting oculi: 8 pre- scription is worthless unless filled by n optician whose one belief is Absolute Accuracy. Money back cheerfully if not satisfactory. Make your Sunday morning breakfast a function by taking home a pound or two. seh with hot cakes. Oh, boy! Some break- ast FRYE’S MARKETS American Market, 519 Third Avenue Ballard Meat Co. 43 Ballard Avenue Bay City Meat Co., 1420 First Avenue Central Meat Co., 1420 First Avenue Olympic Meat Co., 1416 First Avenue Western Meat Co., 1102 Western Avenue Seattle Market, 109 Occidental Avenue BIA :O PTICAL. CO \s 1315 Fourth Avenue a SO Cee