The Seattle Star Newspaper, December 29, 1922, Page 17

FRIDAY, DECEMBER 29, 1922, ; For ower’s SRATTLE OELIVERY HOUR are adotarters Pais ANY WHERE IN US.er CARADA DELIVERY 2 Hovad Say “‘Happy New Year” With Woodlawn Flowers Remember the friends you forgot on Christmas! Greet them on the lad New Year! “Say it with lowers.” Open All Day Sunday and New Year’s Da Woodlawn deliveries always “on time” oodlawn, ower Shop * Second ea¢qUni Main O66 Duplicate Medal SARANAC LAKE, N. ¥., Dee, 29.-—| HAMBURG, Dee. A gold medal presented by congress | Comet has been discovered. Dr, W. to Lester G. Hock for heroic services| Baade of the Hamburg observatory @uring the civil war was lost when | announces his find, declaring the fire destroyed his farm home a few | comet may be seen In western skies Weeks ago. The medal was the chiet | headed in a southeastern direction. treasure of the veteran and he was) This makes the third comet of the enegpdloe veel aaah te hed | | year, the other two having been dis- department received word that the | Covered in South Africa—the Comet hero would be given a/Beld on January 24 and the Comet @uplicate of his cherished decoration. | Skjellerup on May 17 Open a Savings Account With Your United States War Savings Stamps Largest Bank in Washington Visit our Safe Deposit Depart- ment—Safety and Convenience It’s Easy to Find Us We are in our new home at the northeast corner of Second Ave- nue and Columbia Street—in the financial center of Seattle. And when you come here you'll find our officers easily accessible, too—always ready and willing to serve customers and the public in any way consistent with sound banking practice. The First National Bank CAPITAL AND SURPLUS $1,000,000 Second Avenue and Columbia Street THE SEATTLE STAR | POULTRY SHOW Winning Letters in Star’s| TO OPEN HERE ““#xciting Night” Contest Northwest Raisers Will Dis- f Moul, a Seattle mail carrier. 29.—Another | ton, play Flocks ‘The Seattle poultry show will open for a week's run Wednesday, Janu and Pine st The entry of fowls is by far the largest gathering of feathered beau ary 3, at Seventh ave. One of the prize birds to be entered at the Seattle Poultry show, January 3 to 7. This bird is a White Wyandotte cockerel owned by Bayard ties ever seen in the Northwest, The show is being staged by Bert Lucas, an old-time poultryman, with coops |New Comet Found by loaned by the Puyallup Fair. for Old Soldier Savant in Germany|, Over a Inds of fine fowls from Washing Idaho, Oregon and British Co The win. w will be on thousand entries of all lumbia have been ma ners of the Tacoma ab exhibition. Mra, L. J, Jacobson and Charles E. Boughner, of Tacoma. have entered their champion Barred Plymouth Rocks that took the big cups recently at the Tacoma show. The show will be open daily from 10 a. m. to 10 p.m. The room ix splendidly lighted and the fowls can be seen as well at night an in the daytime. The American Poultry as sociation gold medal will be given here for the best cockerel in the show. This medal is only given to one show in the state. There is also $240 In cash specials given to mem bers of the American Poultry anno. elation who enter their fowls at the big gathering. The members of the American Poultry association from Washing m, Montana, Wyom: ing, North and South Dakota will hold a convention during the show, with headquarters at the New Rich mond hotel. It is expected that many Britteh Columbia poultrymen Will also join in the big gathering. Marry H. Collier, Tacoma, secre tary of the Washington State Poul- try Breeders’ association, has called & meeting of that organization in Seattle January 5. At this meeting & resolution will be passed calling on the legislature for an appropriation for one big annual poultry show on Puget Sound and another in Eastern Washington. Another appropriation will be asked for show in each county of the state where shows have been held for one year. One big thing noticeable about the entries at the big Seattle show ts the large number of meat or dual pur pose fowls entered. Seattle markets are crying for the heavy weight fowls and the market is paying an average of 10 cents per pound more for heavy weights than the lighter fowl, but the supply does not begin to equal the demand. This big fow! show will encourage the breeding of more of the meat varieties. Judging will begin at the poultry show promptly Wednesday and as there are three judges to place the awarda, it is expected that ail of the ribbons will be on the coope by Thursday, January 4, Ratiroads have granted a one and one-half fare for the round trip from all points in Washington, Oregon, Idaho, Montana, British Columbia, Wyoming, North and South Dakota. This rate becomes effective Decem- ber 30 and ends January 3 and allows & stopover until January 10. Zeppelin to Fly to Hangar in Ameri BERLIN, Dec, 29.--The 170,000 cu- ble meter Zeppelin now being built for the United States navy at Fried- richshafen in Southern Germany, will attempt to complete the flight to tts hangar at Lakehurst in 70 hours, This will include actual flying time |from the Zeppelin works in Fried- } | } ' richshafen, over Spain, where a short stop will probably be made, thence acrons the Atlantic to Lakehurst, The giant ship will be propelied by six motors with a total of 1,200 horse | Power. | naval experts will make the flight |from Germany to the United States | aboard the ship. LONDON, Dee. jcommittee has decided to turn the jfamous first floor smoking room the house of commons into « small dining room. Many members of parliament are protesting. MILK DIET astonishing results in most all chronic ailments of digestive organs. Our milk is obtained from special-fed tuber- cular-tested cows, COTTIN SANITARIUM 512 18th Ave. A commission of American’ | 29.—The kitchen mah prizes which were awarded huraday by the Judges in The Star's! Wxciting Night’ contest will await the winners at The Star's business office Seventh and University Soturda on Phe first prize winner is Mra, Ada| C. Murphy, 2224 Bighth ave. Hier! letter won the $85 prise, Here it is:! pattie will probably recall the ‘Slugger Scare’ of 1917, On Bunday hight, June 10, 1917, about 8 o'clock, I left a friend's house to return home. It was raining and the wind was blowing fiercely, I had to pans Denny park, en route, and some dis. tance away I could dimly discern a man’s figure. He was carrying what I thought waa an officer's club. I went on, holding my umbrella open against the wind and rain, when sud jenly a pair of large feet appeared lirectly in front of me, 1 turned the imbrella aside and the man grasped my wrist and told me if I scream he would kill me. I quickly ¢ that if I must die, I would die fight ing, 80 I screamed. He attempted to drag me into the park, meanwhile raining blows on my head with the club. I fought desperately to release |mynelf; finally he was frightened away by people turning the distant corner “I shall never know how I re tained sufficient strength to stagger jback to my friend's house, the blood | streaming over me from a gash in! my head. After much excitement doctor was called, who sewed up the wound, but I shall always My Most Exciting Night Becond prize, $20, was taken by Harold De Nully, 2035 Miller at, His letter follows “On July 20, 1918, we marched out | of Vaux just after dark. We had/ to walk in a path running parallel to/ the Paris road as the enemy was shelling the The big trees along the sides of the road were fall ing sometimes so close we had to run from under them, At 2 a, m, we arry the | a) Were veveral miles from the Paris} Denna Lunn, Ma: road and no tired we didn't stop to remove two dead marines in our road, We entered a forest and were ordered to rest. I wag asleep before I hit the ground, I woke up. My/ best friend, lying next to me, was poking me. Shelle were exploding | all around us. ! woone man seck shelter behind a tres, No othe moved. My friend told me 1 biown to bh if one of those babies hit me, 1 went to aleep again, Then | & big crash came. 1 opened my eyes, saw a blinding flash and then went | safling thru space. I came to earth with 11 sbrapnel holes in me. te friend was blown to pieces, The man | who moved wan killed. After that, groaning, yelling and cursing. Some night.” The third prize, $10, was won by the following letter, written by J, W. Loweleng, 1818 Terry ave Nine years gronsly tn sulted by @ Swedish officer, A duel | followed, and both of us being pro aul \S} lo] fe) *| [freight and passenger agent of the | ments of not lem than 40,000 pounds | fessional fencers, lected swords agreed on my opponent ne-| as weapons, Place| an unlighted room in a} Time, 10 p. m was not wanted, for duel» punishable with tn: | friend's apartment Publicity in Swe risonment “At the fixed hour we entered the m with our seconds, After being 4 in opposite cornera with swords drawn and told to await the word ‘Attack! our seconds left A fight had not seemed serious be fore, but did now, and the cause rather negligible. While busy re-| viewing my whole life. the word thru the door, “Attack,’ brought me instantly back to reality | “Trying to spot my antagonist, I quickly moved along the wall, We both gradually got used to the dark news. IT could faintly see his shadow, | and advanced slowly toward It, At the right moment I lunged, aiming for his right leg, Probably sensing my attack, he sidestepped. Trying to immediately recover, I wild on the polished floor, Next moment some. thing cold entered my nide and I lost consclounness. “I sti) have under my arm the scar from the wound received that mem orable night.” The three next bent letters will be published in Saturday's Star, Watch for them are Dramatic School Presents Recital The Margaret Olson School of Ex: pression and Dramatic Art will hold an open recital Friday evening at 8| p.m. in Douglas hall, Odd Fellows’ | temp, 10th and E. Pine. Girl Keeps a Secret,” ‘The Red Parasol” « “Courtship Under Difficultion” be given are the plays to} Characters in these are Marion Wheatman, Elois Litchfield, | oie Forsyth, Lois | IAilian Greenburg, Florence Berg, Helga Lunn, Sylvia Stub, Elizabeth Smith, Barbara Allen. Verna Mae Anderson, Cecil Ander. son, Lincoln Erwin, Raymond Foy, Cecil Westerman and June Gaine. Musical numbers will be given by Harriet Hill, Anne Hill, Verna Mae Anderson, Byron Gordon, Selma Belles, Emily Pratt, Dorothea Spragg and Katherine Atkinson. Lunn, ‘Rail Rates Lower “ on Union Pacific | w. nu Olin, assistant general Union Pactfic railway, Friday an nounced reduced rates on stoves, stove equipment and heating devices from Eastern territory to Seattle. Cast iron house furnaces tn ship. in now $1.80 as compared to the/| ‘former $2.18 rate, Irish Speaker to £. | Appear in Seattle Conditions in Ireland as they were | shortly before he left there, six weeks more than $400 from Beattie dance ago, by Peter Larkin at Eagies' hall, enth and Pine at, § o'clock The meeting will be held under the|to make ite report ausploes of the American Association for the Recognition of the Irish Re publte, Larkin, internationally-known will be told Irish sympathizers) halis that have accumulated in re fev Saturday night at {Dance Halls Give Money to Astoria Astoria fire English Churchman Loses His License WINCHESTER, Engiand, Dee, 98) 6 bishop of Winchester fe voked the license of Rev, EB. we Teviotdnie, curate of Pngletield Mayor | Green, the grounds of ete Hience and disloyalty sufferers will recotve Met funds, to Brown. Two bh have rained $236. according or lis now, he states, 90, A third is yet} PARIS, Dec, 29.—Rixpress sire planes which will fly by night ae ing Bing | well as by day are now being Gon loader, whone release from § Larkin is the brother of Jim’ prison, in New York, 1s being nought! structed for operation in the sprig: labor in the Bast They will have electric Mehta, G. D. PHILLIPS, INC. Shoes and Stockings PHILLIPS’ Holiday Shoe Sale Space does not sale, but you will For Women allow us to describe the many attractive styles on find an almost unlimited variety of new, seasonable models, including Tongue Pumps, Strap Slippers and Oxfords, at the prices quoted below: For Men An attractive line-up of the season’s newest in black or brown calf, or Norwegian grain in brogue or plain patterns, at $4.45 and $6.15. An exceptionally good buy is our famous Wet Weather Shoe, made with full double sole, leather lined, in kid or calf, at $6.15. G. D. Phillips, Inc. 1308—SECOND AVENUE—1308 BEST CANE Sibs.62c WHITE SOAP 6 Bars 25c ry \S) ry M4 Prices in Seattle Broken tenses dupiter our own Grinding Depart: SUSSMAN OPTICAL CO. = Graduate Optemetriet rs 9) Sugar Stalie—Pike Mince, Economy a: rRER od for lane tm ment. Municipal Markets Municipal Market jingar fi and tite hia Lbs. 596 GOURMAN'S or, Stall 12 Pike Fi. Mkt. £ G. F. HASTINGS’ ork ‘) Ad) CRYSTAL WHITE SOAP, (10 Creme O11 Soap, (8 bar limit). New Pack Standard Corn, can 1523 Pike Place Market, Next Door to Manning's ywnay A Store Bar Limit). New Pack Cut Stringless Beans, can. New Crop Black Figs, 4 tbs. for... pi 6 Armour’s Pancake Fiour, 4-Ib. 1?) (S La «6 Olympic Pancake Flour, pk = Alb Flapjack, pke. Carnation Muah, large pie. ite Weeanon Oil, at Citru Shredded Wheat Honolulu Lady Sliced PF apple, large can ... ° Ruth brand es in Sifted Sugar Pea Del Monte olla. Pack Lo matoes, 3 Fresh Soda Crac New White Cookt a) Del Monte Catsup Bun Maid Sadie: in bulk, Ib u epee Italian’ Prunes, Argo Corn Starch, O} hivons Yellow Label Te UGA Crisco, 3-1b, cans 66¢, Ib. cans .. bags . Pastry Flour, No, 10 sack Lesile Shaker Sait . Farina, 4 ibs. ... Hominy, 5 tbe. . Elbow | Macaroni whett!, 3 the. nein’ Washington Macaront Spaghe Corn Beef Hash, big Corn Beef, large can ... Sal. Yellow, Peschéa, in heavy syrup, 3 large cans Ge Good Matches, box .. Be | Del Monte Sauce, can vesh Rolled Oats, 4 tb Corn Starch, bulk, 3 Th | Pure Preserves, 4%-'b es cone fe i7ye ‘te SANITARY PUBLIC MARKET R8=63c Sugar, Soap, Milk, at tg od Than Wholesale ANDERSON'S SANITARY MARKET SUGAR STALL AND GROCERY, Rear First Ave. Floor BUY A BOX OF APPLES Fancy Wrapped Wonatches Apples, Extra Fancy Spiteenbergs....... Lemons, Per AON... .sseseeeees Oregon Onions, 8 Iba, for...... STALL 11 Sanitary Market MIXED NUTS— 2 Ibs. 25c $1.25 $2.25 Lower Floor REAL RANCH EGGs Direct from our own Farm. Stall 157 [20577 iitence APPLE WEEK Delicious and Spitzenberg Mier box... $1.25 ba = Potatoes e Fruit, 4 for 2he 7 280 Rig Special on Oranges Stall 12 Sanitary Mkt. Lower Fleer lato mc Opp. Clarke's Ment Mkt. WT) (2 4 VEGETABLES se CUT PRICES Im the Far West End of Pike 8, Flower Market ron ibs... 2OC FINAL CLEAN-UP SALE HOLLAND BULBS TULIPS, single or double, early, BO¢ doz; $2.00 per 100. TULIPS, Darwin or Breeders, 46¢@ doz; $3.00 per 100. DAFFODILS, sing'e or dou- bie, B35¢ doz; 82.50 per 100. CROCUS, any color, 20¢ doz; $1.25 per 100. HYACINTHS, forcing, 15¢ each; $1.50 per doz. Visit Our Bird and Pet Stock Department Spectal for Saturday 2 Ibs, Recleaned Canary Mixture and 1 Ib. Re cleaned Bird 25c Gravel, .. 6... eee J.A. Boyce Seed Co. 89 Pike St. Outlook Market SALE CONTINUES! Shoes made for export and bought by us, are bringing the crowds to our store, A Rare Opportunity Extraordinary Values! HERE ARE A FEW OF THEM: Roys' Strong Calf Shoes; sizes li to 2 and $1.89 2% to b... Boys’ and iris’ Scuffers; 5 B:) pet beret all sles sey, BOC Woman's High Lace Calf wate... 98C FAMILY SHOE MARKET 1600 Pike Place Foot of Pine Oni BUTTER DEPARTMENT, Stall 39 Economy Good Creamery Butter, Ib. 47¢@ | 5 ibs. Guatemala Honey. . Ex. Good Sharp Cheese, lb. 356¢ | New Comb Honey ...... Pacific Nut Margarine...........25¢; 3 lbs. New No. 1 Walnuts, Ib... Amaizo Oll, pts. 25¢, qts. 48¢, % Grape Juice, 10c size B¢, 25c/ size. 2 20c cans Pride's MINCE MEAT 15e pkg. CARAVAN DATES . 30¢ bottle SNIDER'S CATSUP . $200 e Stong New is Soe CORNER PUBLIC MIE HAMS, 2342c |). | BACON, 2542ci, Leg Pork Roast. | Lam Cites, Stn Veal Roast ... Veal Cutlets, 2 Ibs... Beef Roast ......,.10¢ | Fresh Chickens. .... MENGEDOHT’S MARKET — STALL 2 Corner Market—L@wer Floor Pare © CLEAN- Ue BANGAINS. ter ..... 2 The. Pure Cocoa ... Stong’ ig RooNoMY Economy Market, Lower Ft. 8 @20 2 pkgs. Corn Flakes.. 4 big bars Soap . 250 Dill Pickles . 25¢ Tuna Fish Libby's Apple Butter Fancy Stuffed Olives, pt. 30¢ 2 pkgs. Seeded Raisins... .25¢ You'll ike its unusually fine flavor, Lb. 45¢ Fresh Hominy, qt. Fancy Patent Flour, Full Cream Cheese Uneeda Bisoults .. 21bs. Fresh Nut Margarine, 2 Ibs. Fancy Mixed Nuts Fancy Cottage Cheese. Gives de- \icious maple flavor to desserts of all 8 Ibs, ...$1.25 | kinds. 2-02, 5 Ibs. ...$2.00 | bottle 35¢@ BUTTER AND GROCERY SiC 105-110 Corner bev det First bates See Stall 10%, Sanitary Market SUNS) Ke! ka Stalls 102-1 — T 4