The Seattle Star Newspaper, December 19, 1922, Page 5

TUESDAY, DECEMBER 19, 1922. TT Member Dancing Jumping Engine, Tender, pieces of Track— SALE PRICE 2.0 cceees ETN UNLLUNUUEAUUUOEUUHUUU.UcAt AEA u Uc uf ne E Clown Dog Fl Clown cal Toys—valued up to $2.00, to be sold at the 95¢ price RNITURE CO. INC. VE. Scfween PIKE and PINE Liberal Credit Extended Grunbaum Building American Homes Bureau TOYS CLEAN-UP PRICE ON MECHANICAL TOYS Acrobatic Monkey DENTAL, OFFICES 106 Columbia St. Seattle's Leading Dentist 95c_ YOUR CHOICE 0S NEW YORK, Dec. 19-—-Declaring ; and was ruining him Moanctaily, Mil- that his wife ate five meals a day |ton Bermin, aged 7 DR. WO CHINESE pocTron (A. | | | ings repairs service. "with ‘Almerican Beauty” ELECTRIC IRON Always ii ol use. No delayed iron- S iron—no troublesome to Ph sl with. Its sturdy con- struction assures years of uninterrupted Of course it costs a little more at first, but is cheaper in the end. Sold by Dealers and Electrical ALL MODELS of the “AMERICAN BEAUTY” IRON can be seen at— | eae So Uc n which the mark had tobogeaned| marketing with a shrinking eee one- and two-clasp style F > oe from 260 to the dollar last May, to} mark. / Ash Trays $1.65 $4.00 = Top Mitsete [about $,000 at one time in November, a al | ~ 4 pape 1.00 and $1.35 The to $2.75 s*e would be in cerious danger of be * cs %, cond Russia Miller Funeral } a bd a pete kee Boys’ Driving Gauntlets D Df cf ! s 95 to & Pee reopen apa ama Services Tuesday ese te eee oft, iz too well educated aye b her home, 612) Cc igarette Cases # $3.60 to $15.00 $5.25 to $8.95 ‘ fe} On the surface things neem to oe} First ave. N. Monday, were to be , * se * ie 8 ee 3 goin, oll German The ‘ i ear ie a saaeiaepiaent the re i ney-Wateon chapel. Mra Miller ts | Danville Infants’ Comb and 7, appealed to the|are absent. The shope neem fairly |SUFvived by @ son, J. G. Miller, of Poker Sets rf "Kerchiefs Brush Sets r well stocked. The people seem de. | Canton, Mo., and two daughters, Miss | $4.95 to $12.95 $3.50 to $4.75 650 to $1.95 PAGE 5 ATTLE STAR GERMANY IN 1923 Is Threatened From Without and Within. Drop in Marks Forces Costs to Soar. Foreigners Cause Seeming Prosperity. Reds Are Busy Among City Workers. 4° Taz RHODES £2. What to Get and Where BY MILTON BRONNER |to force up their earnings—in paper BERLIN, Deo, 19.—Heaten in [marke find O wages too amall ¢ war, pledged ay vast repara | Keep their families in comfort Men’s House Coats—$7.50, $8.50 tlons, deprived her And it is here tha tern " es richest territory and assets, her | foe# of Germany get bu Main Floor ‘ f financial structure tottering and To the left stand the com lb pe Set. See eps . in ma of good weight muniats, to some extent fortl her industry slacking, the eve of fled by bolshevik m 1928 finds Germany threatened by foes without and foes within. Kvery threat from with strengthens the hands of the f within ‘rance Is dernanding Germany live ut Men’s Bathrobes—$4.50 to $22.5 Another usefia patiorns and mate ty workmen t laborers the very letter ¢ ond} & F jit Vervailles, 1 al-| | They aay th wont republic is Ties Linen ’Kerchiefs ye threat that more German | fat fail ite a when set cael iat Men do Mke Linen Hand tory will be occupied by French | Posters designed to inflame sponsottcectenn aged k A zen would troops. thoughtless minds appear upon city in a prof of ane uv priate Gift Buch an occupation would increase | billboard end. combinations - sa ; oe the fi ; In Hamburg I saw a red sheet Lidia can one ae me financial burten of Germany,| | 10 Hamburg T saw a red shee - | appeal to men, Prices range from — from $1.00 each. Initialed seriously cripple industry in es aes wae wreak hee $0 fe RnODES cal 460 to $3.60 es ones from 350 to Tbe each. newly nelzed territory, and further paralyns the German tark | marks per loaf and hundreds of tt Today there are only threa main |s4nde of men walked the streets Jot urrenciea which are cheaper than |!¢n#. It sald wages were only witht that of Germany—Polish, Austrian |60 per cent of tl living. 1 | Boudoir Caps Crepe de Chine Gowns 75e to $3.50 (Boxed) $4.95 1 enemies of and Russian prociaimed that t If it is an intimate gift you wish, don’t Apr Joir Cap maken ery drop in the value of the|te workers wore the aliate, ok these Beautiful Gowns, Ma | such an att ve Christmas Man mark upsets everything in| leaders of the old pe a) parties, » cheese from in shades of flesh, | item. We ha them of net Germany. Every previous adjust./@9d the foolish nb who allowed nid and white. In a Gift Box | satin, crepe de Chine and ment has to readjusted. themselves to be led to the slaughter ‘ | ombinations in plain and It forces the issue of more paper| On the extreme right and more Girls’ Bathrobes fancy styles and in delicate money dangerous to the sorely troubled re are the katserists. They have It causes people to atuff thetr wal. | Publ lots with thousand and ten thousand |their newspaper and their pam mark notes. phieteers. They point out Germany’s It Increases the government's ex. |* plight and then they hark back penditures because ita employes get|to the good old days under the kaiser In ‘some sections of Germany, re * shown an in | * for the mon-|f) 2.50 to $4.95 | shades m ” = t ve Baby ong the mar ont are th jue, and Gifts to Be Sent in a Hurry! For Women For Children Scheaffer Pens Silk Vests Girls’ Hair Bows $2.50 to $12.00 Bodice top-—-§$2.50 50c to $1.00 “ee *e«-* see Scheaffer Pencils Silk Bloomers Hair Bow Ribbons $1.00 to $6.00 to match, ir varto' Special—20c a yard es $3.50, $3.95 soe kee Men’s Cuff Links Boy Scout Gauntlets 600 to $1.50 | ‘The to $1.98 Sacques—95c attractions in the Infants’ © cute Sacques, trimmed im atly boxed—%6e each, newly increased wages and unem. ployed workmen and disabled sol diers get increased pensions. cent elections | It forces up the cost of everything |creu in the people eat and weer—‘n paper |@rchist party. While the communtats var dream of @ red revolution which will | It brings about universal demand |!ake Germany bolshevik, the mon. | for more wages—tin paper marks archists plan for another “putech" It makes it ever more difficult for} Which will once more put them In the country to buy abroad the food. |the sadde stuffs and raw materials Germany| MY own judgment ts that there in must have tf people are to be fed |More danger the monarchists | land clothed and if industry is to|than from the muninta. | ko on You would think that a Germany For Men . TOMORROW—The problem of Imported Kid Gloves held at 3 p. m. Tuesday, at the Bon- | | Mabel Mill and Mra Orange Ed. cently clothed. The thoroughfares sos +e ys are cleaner than in the average| ¥8rs of Men's Ties Agate Jewelry Infants’ Moccasins Amertoan city, The trains take care| | d 460 to $3.50 $3.00 to $6.00 S60 of the traffic an’ run on schedule + ithe, eeattic an run on wuiuie|Fined for Trying for Good Service | = = ——————— MANCHESTER, Eng., Deo. 19.— hinted that th nad reinncn n Uercataks bes thea STARWICH CUTS | tsutttetteames nad,not come) | XIW TORK, Deo 168 i $100 for bribing a telephone official | | J F. Ferguson, seateneell to prison with $15 to give him quicker service | DOWN FORCES remalt Ih two. civil depeitien, tetag | teaching her daughter to steal, ; ; on his messages ropped after the first of the year, |@enounced in court as an are jammed. In mont theaters a half day before the performance be kine there ts the sign “ausverkeuft”™ “sold out.” But much of (his selling prosperity s due to foreigners. 1t in the “auslanders” whe crowd Three deputies tn the criminal sec said Starwich. the human race. the hotels and help fll theaters and | tion of the sheriffs office, and one | restaurants, It ts they who patron- ljafler, have been dropped from al ome io the taxis at 1,600 to 6,000 marks DAYS TILL rolla, according to Sheriff Matt Star-| per ride. wich. Three more deputies will be | Cc a ut il moot L Walk away from the brightly leht- CHAI TMAC dropped tn the near future, the sher. | oo ng ens s od, well-kept main streets of Berlin, iff said Hamburg, Bremen, what city you The dismissals are the result of will, and go to the dimly lighted! the reorganization that has been streets and you find another side of {|roing on quietly for the last two | the German picture. months, No cause for the dinmisnals | You find the — _—-< br ‘\ was given by Starwich, altho he/ email tradesmen, the professors, — the teachers, the old people who WHAT’S IN THE AIR had retired before the war, the doctors—all these people pinched PROGRAM FOR TUESDAY, DECEMBER 19 by hard times and sometimes al- most starving. Even the workmen protected by | KFC—2 p. m; 5:30 p. m; 6:45 their labor unions and thus enabled | D. m.; 6:00 p.m; 9:16 p, m. ~ KZC--9:30 to 10:30 a. m. KDZE—1030 to 11 a. m. and 20 to 4:30 p, m. daily and 825 to 9:15 p. m. KIR—6 to 6:30 p. m. and 8:16 to J | THERE'S CHRISTMAS ATHOSPHERE AC>uup | | TRERES CWLLUB es La THE Seeeze, | $46 p.m |AND TA TUE GROCERY wAsons THERE || \ARE LO%s oF Alt CADSTMAS “TREES, Silent period, 6:30 to 7:15 p. m. PE or Enoch Morgen’s Sens Co., New York, U.S.A. JOC ooo SoCo = _ Store Hours—8:30 A. M. to 6 P. M. Business Getting Better Day by Day = The Whole Town's Talking About This Crook Drama! HOUSE PETERS AND IREN od RICH “The Invisible Power” DW el | ) All Models . ait |Fis aE oj )| Mehmed | TOO MANY Terms Vaudevicte T R d dl smi = Kiddies ha pl eC nce i Show ‘ ¢ Lehman’s Toys, in- Pinel. Motorcycle New |Your 10 Cents cluding the well-known i i Ss and Bicycle Co. ve Any Time Roller Chair, Tap-Tap, Bionic ci Naughty Boy, Century Cycle Beetle, “pare Devil 33e No Phone—None Delivered. 301 K. Pine St. Ell. 0997 Mamma Dolls; Jointed Baby; Kid Body with closing eyes; Dressed Dolls; K. & K. Character Dolls; Rag Dolls, Won- derful -values for 98c No Phone or C. 0. D.—None Delivered $3.50 Pie Casserole $2.49 cS EXTRACTION FREE DAILY Wonderiul Values in Fancy China at 98c Cups and Saucers Reception Plates On10 PAINLESS | (QoG058mem Our whalebone rubber, which dose | not cover the roof of the mouth you have two or more teeth. TOE ed taster fas saysises $5.00 Olive Dish Gum Lyke Rubber, a perfect re- Cut Glass Salt and De aaa of the human im. Pepper RSD sch) (race ess 10.00 Hon Bons : GOLD CROWN $4 00, Spoon ‘Tray Genuine Pyrex Inset and heavy See RMIT 8 Numerous other items we lack space to men: nickel-plated frame with extra heavy Most of our present patronage ta! don. side handles. recommended by our early custom~ tre, whose work in still giving good satisfaction. All work guaranteed for 15 yeara | Examination free. | OHIO CUT RATE DENTISTS | Katablished 20 Years Pee cg Spotlights Reduced for Wednesday A fine assortment of new arrivals in Spotlights, complete with cord; with and $5 98 . without mirror, Special ........ wees Bojs’ Rugby Football 98c EXTREME SPECIAL It has been years since you had a b like this. Come early, they won't last all No Phone, C, 0. D, or Deliveries ~ KeepYourSkin-Pores ) Active and Healthy With ith Cuticura Soap.