The Seattle Star Newspaper, December 29, 1922, Page 20

FR THE SEATTLE STAR NEW YEAR’S GIFTS Hf We Can't Sell Our Big Stock We Will Give It Away Due to the long delay in repaving First Avenue we are ly away behind in the year’s business, and before inventory we have decided to make a last and final to reduce our tremendous stock. In order to force a POISON CASE IS UNSOLVED: Wedding Cake Is Sent to! Family PHILADELPHIA The Pa, Deo, 29 mystery har | terrett potac gone down on th Pen nia & od. Two month oday Mra, W. W here, recetve: neatly wrapped par cel post package that contained two | large slices of wedding cake. | Shortly after eating the cake, Mr, | and Mra. Sterrett became ti! and/ | were rushed to Bryn Mawr hospital. | Sterrett died from potson that was necreted in the “devil's food" and, after a long I!ness, Mra Sterrett re ye annals of | Mr. and| Devon, near | | igators and postal inapect day’s business Saturday we make a most remarkable E NEW YEAR'S OF on Saturday. them to you, too. _ Men who can wear smaller sizes can get a good suit for i That's almost giving a suit away now, isn’t it? And) it you get a $2.50 or $3 hat AS A NEW YEAR'S man who was once employed by Ster-| . All-wool, well-tailored suits will be half given | ret! and later to women, ice of $9.85, with a New Year's present of a} ay at the or $3 hat. now you men who usually pay $30 to $40 for a suit, | were exarr ‘the suits we are sacrificing at $13.85, WITH A PRES- | ‘8! addre OF A $2.50 to $3 HAT. these suits are just samples of the thousands of real) nundreas of that await you at this big FORCED-TO-RAISE- | SALE. Women can have choice of over 200 pairs |r white icing on the cake was/ shoes for one dollar. Think of $1 for a pair of| ! Boys’ Shoes worth $3, go for $1.69. Boys’ $5 High) Shoes are slashed to $2.85. of a fine line of standard-make shoes, including Bannister, Stetson and Crossett. No need to tell| what these shoes sell for heavy wool and wool worsted Union Suits are sale at 98c. And you can get Men’s heavy- I worsted Drawers for thirty-eight cents. (Yes, Suits for men, $1.85. Men’s heavy Wool Sweaters for $2.98, and $4 $2.49. Some good weight 98¢. ~|tion of traffic downtown on First, 2} Second and Third aves. Mayor E. for ‘nion sR TO OUR CUSTOMERS: one of our $2.50 and $3 hats will be given LY FREE with every purchase of a suit or overcoat And consider the slashing, sacrificing prices are making on these same suits and overcoats. Almost at other stores. SO-| For $3.95 you can have Good Wool Sox for marks the address ten, baffling authorit! Sterrett was a pub and search was instituted for a man who would have had « motive in| taking the accountant's life, | he had found discrepancies in ac-| counts, but without avail Clues first pointed to an insane because one in atown, Ohlo, another in Pitts but without #u The investigation had tneluded| drug stores where the arsenic that was blended with the/ axed, but without result, nm @ Coroner's inquest into Ster- rott's death has not been held, because jot the Inck of one ringle tangible} | thing upon which a jury might beng @ verdict Mre. Sterrett has closed up her! her house at Devon. sold her furnt- ture and returned to the home of her mother at Claredon, Ps. MAYOR PLANS TRAFFIC AID Alarmed by the growing conges or a Boys’ Wool Mackinaw for $3.95)J. Brown was to confer Friday with ‘s red top rubber boots will be slippers will go Saturday, ae wo want,” Come in Saturday and look for men, all sizes, that) man of Chief of Police W. B. Severyns, Lieut. C. G. Carr, head of the traffic police; Mra. Henry Landes, chair. the council public safety com- don’t get a free hat! mittee; George F. Russell, superin- Mackinaw FREE. (Tage can be had a stock of 200 pai tendent of the public utilities depart. ment, and D, W, Henderson, super- intendent of the municipal railway, T'S | with a view to taking steps to relieve ‘Saturday for | the situation. lot more, go on Russell, who has long been an ad- in the NEW YEAR'S PRES- |i ] naturally attract the crowds, FRONT CLOTHING CO. FIRST AVE.,CORNER PINE ST. "CO England, Deo. 39. over il} health, Jane ‘took poison. No ambulance . and she was taken to Yooate of eliminating all parking on SAC*\ downtown streets, was expected to urge this plan at the conference. «aid Mayor rown, “is some plan that will keep both street cars and automobiles Under existing conditions, Gifficult for the police to handle the situation.” moving. Comrades Honor Heroic Fireman ‘Two hundred firemen and police *| mon friends of L. P. Hertel, Beattie fireman who was electrocuted in an the hospital in a cab. At the hos endeavor to protect children from a refused pital she was admission. | live wire December 24, marched tn After more delay she was carried|® Stately funeral procession on Pine to the infirmary, and died there. FRYE’S PURE Sausage —«o 25" On Sale Tomorrow (Saturday) at all of _Frye’s Markets ' If you want to have something extra choice for Sunday or New Year’s Breakfast, get a couple of pounds of this fine sausage, made from young, tender corn-fed porkers and geasoned as only experts can season it. _ This is really the very best Pork Sausage that it is possible to buy. It’s made a few hours | before being placed always sure that it is on sale, so you are perfectly fresh. FRYE’S MARKETS American Meat Co., 519 Third Avenue st. to the Masonic Temple Thursday afternoon, where funeral services | were held. The procession was led by the police band and @ fire truck followed. After the services the body was shipped to Watertown, Wis, the home of the parents, Mr. and Mrs. [Gottfried Hertel. Thursday morn. [ing the body lay tn atate in Station |2, Fourth anf Battery. | JAPS FOLLOW OLD CUSTOMS Altho the Japanese are becoming Occidental in dress, they remain Oriental in thought, and think ex- actly in reverse of the Western | methods, according to Gen. G. &. Ryerson, highest ranking officer tn the Canadian army. He has just re. jturned from a tour of the Orient, nd is now registered at the New shington. As long as conversion means the giving up of ancestor worship, the |Japanese will never become Chris | tianized, in the opinion of Gen. Ryer son. Gen, Ryerson ts an educator of note and the founder of the Canadian |Red Cross. His service tn the Can. jadian army covers a period of 40 years, and he wan three times pro- |moted for distinguished service tn jthe field. Gen. and Mra. Ryerson | now divide ‘their time between their |home near Niagara Falls and travel- jing. |Americans From | Chamber in China ‘That an Associated Chamber of | |Commerce has been organized in| | China was the word received at the} | Seattle chamber Thursday, The or- | |wanization, according to the report, | |has been formed by representatives | lof American commercial bodies in| | Peking, Hankow, Shanghai and ‘Tientain. It is-belleved that West Const trade with the Orient will benefit from | the new organization. |Former Dry Agent | Released on Bail! | James Wood, arrested Wednesday | night in Tacoma on a charge of, nell- |ing Hquor, was released on bail from |the Pierce county Jail Thursday Wood, formerly an internal revenue agent, was convicted in Seattle fed. |eral courts six months ago of selling |lquor, His first case is now up for appeal. | Man Forgotten in / CALLS SEATTLE 7 The Latest Achievement in ‘Restaurant Service A Personal’ Note ~~ Many years of experience in catering to the Epicures of Seattle has only increas- ed my faith in our great City, and for long I have pondered the possibility of extending my service so that I might cater to a much wider Clientele—and this latest venture, “Chantecler” is the result. My culinary achievements have met with such appreciation that I de- termined, without in any way interfering with my popular establishment at Marion Street, to offer a Service at a very popular price without sacrificing the inimitable quality with which my name has always been connected—in a word that I would offer Seattle “An Aristocratic Meal at Democratic Price". Please read the details and then pay a visit to Seattle's latest and most unique establish- ment Seattle Is Port of Call for Line The Prosident Hayes, first veasel to sail on the Argentine-Brazil line, will touch at Seattle, a telegram re- celved by the Chamber of Commerce | foreign trade department from A. J.! A SELF SERVICE ROTISSERIE TO BE OPERATED BY MONSIEUR BLANC You will be amazed and delighted by the many novel features that Monsieur Blane has prepared for your enjoyment at “Chantecler”, Long years of study has made this new, bet- ter, lower priced service possible, and the excellence of the food and inimitable service will be the same as have made “Blanc” @ word synonymous with gastronomic delight. Patrons at “Chantecler” will have the privilege of self selection from the World's largest Rotisserie in action right before their eyes, so that while “Chantecler” is not to be confused with the “Cafeteria” idea it does combine the best features of that style of service with many. unique points not to be found elsewhere in the City. The Self-Service plan will be in operation from 10:0 to 8:00 daily at prices as low as any in the City, and altogether Monsicur Blanc feels that Seattle will respond enthusiastically to his determination to serve “An Aristocratic Meal at a Democratic Price”. At *Chantecler” thete will be adequate equipment for the service of 1500 people at every med, including accommodation for as many as 80 private parties of from_4 to 20 persons, Nightly Transformation to. a Palais de Danses The unique decorations at “Chanfeclet™, entailing the use of 4000 yards of Drapes, Silks and Satins, will be « delightful surprise t6 every visitor, and the floor space of 14,000 square feet will make it possible to trarisform the whole establishment into « delightful Palais de Danses of the most refined character every evening, providing one of the largest and finest spring dancing floors in any Cafe anywhere. One of the unique features of this nightly trans- formation will be the complete change in the ¢ntire surroundings, so as to obscure all evidence of the Rotisserie, Counters and Kitchen, and provide the Theatrical effect of a beautiful Ball- room. During the Dancing Hours refreshments will be served by Monsieur Blanc’s Corps of Competent Assistants, and the sasne moderate prices in effect during the day will hold good throughout the evening The Orchestra will be under the personal direction of Mr. “Tiny” Burnett, Seattle's most. populer Musical Leader, s man who is Nationally known as an Artist of outstanding ability. ‘The Artists’associated with him will ensure the patrons of “Chantecler™ @ peries of rare musical treats, while the splendid Acoustic properties of the room will give Mr. Burnett's famous Orchestra every chance to prove to Seattle music lovers that we have an Orchestra in our midst of which the City can well be Love, shipping board director in Washington, stated. The present schedule will be maintained, he says. ‘The boat will arrive here on Jan- wary 9 and leave January 17, Se. attic has been designated as an of- ficial port of call by the shipping board. Brother of Pier Dies in Poverty LONDON, Deo. 29.—"Mr. Mau- rice,” who died in poverty here, was identified ag a once-wealthy brother of the earl of Orkney. } These Reliable Coal Dealers Will furnish you, PROMPTLY, with the Two Best and most dependable coals on the market, CASSIDY—WELLINGTON-NANOOSE The supreme coking fuel— plenty of heat with real economy. Batlara uot & Feed Eq 0. 4749 Ballard Ave. Phone Sunset 0028 Ballard Transfer Co. 5430 Ballard Ave. Thone Sunset 0027 Freeman-Lambdin Blossom-Provine 533 Terry Ave. N. Fhone Capitol 3300 Vremont Fuel Co, Kilbourne and Interiake Phone Metrose 0017 Gibson & Fish Ey Phone Melrose 1681 Fairmount Fuel Co, 4212 West Alaska Vhone West 0483 The thorovghly efficient, free- burning fuel, that heats quick- ly and lasts long. The name that stands for high- est quality coal, always the same—and always satisfactory. ter Fuel Co, King 20 Stone Way Fuel Co, 1502 Woodland Park Ave. Phone Sunset 1965 D. W, McNaughton Coal Co. ORDER TODAY a Return of Rotisserie” Rotisserie Cooking will be ased st the “Chantecler” and patrons will soon discover the reason, Here is the most ancient method of primitive cooking brought down to date—a simple but perfect method that retains all the juleee of the fowl or me all the delicious natural flavors, In returning to the first principles of cooking by the Rotisserie meth- od Monsieur Blane is but keeping pace with prominent Chefs in every big center of the country, All meats are actually cooked in their own juices and it has been found that after cooking as many es 600 pounds of Chicken the pan under the revolving Spits holds scarcely @ quart of gravy! Come to “Chane tecler™ and enjoy the delights of Rotisserie Cooking, as well as ane limited choice of other dishes, Pastries, ete, each prepared in Monsieur Blanc’s inimitable style, Patrons can enjoy Rotisserie cooking at home by obtaining Chicken, Hams, Meats, Tarkeys, ete., ready cooked at “Chantecler,™ or for « nominal charge they cam- bring in their own meats and have them prepared on the Rotissetie, They can wait in the delightfully sppointed rest room which will also be found @ convenient mect> ing place. An Aristocratic Establishment Jor the Democratic — SSM Sms | All-Winter Comf ort for You If you have never experienced the amazing warmth Coal Co, Madison St. Wood Yard Rist and KE. Madison Phone East 1924 Milligan & Emt, Ine, Fifth N. and Roy St, Phone Garfield 0338 Unversity Coal & Wood Co, 8002 12th Ave. N. E Phone Melrose 0848 odorless. and beauty and convenience of a Radiant Heat Gas Fire, you cannot know what home comfort really is, Think of having more heat at less cost. Ready tn an instant whenever you need it, most healthful heat you can get and absolutely Recognized as the Phone Elliott 6158 Los Angeles Jail | 108 ANGELES, Dee. 29.—Frank | Belile, automobile mechanic, spent 90 |days in jail, tho he committed no crime, because the district attorney's | |office and the public defenders’ de- | partment forgot he was there. The) case against him, charging that he had taken an auto without the own- (Snecessors to Spokane Grain & Fuel Co.) 7109 Woodlawn A Phone Kenwood 0 Hay Fuel Co, 4246 Rainier Bivd, Phone Rainier 0021 1K. DB. Holmes Co, B5th and Greenwood Phone Sunset 0507 Holmes Lumber Ca, Nelson Coal Co, 409 Tenth Ave. Phone East 0087 Northwest Fael & Supply Co, 1224 Harbor 8. W. Phone Weat 0019 Paget Sound Fuel Co, 1742 West Spokane St, Vhone West 0190 Ravenna Lamber Come in and convince yourself. You'll agree in two minutes that it is Just what you have always wished for—and never expected to find, The Seattle Lighting Co. 1308 Fourth Avenue Main 6767 THE GAS CO. ago, after facts of the case were ex: | Phone Melrose 0083 Phone Kenwood 1614 Pourteenth. e plained Belle Limes has now been ee OTT Bay City Meat Co., 1420 First Avenue Ballard Meat Co., 5443 Ballard Avenue Central Meat Co., 1420 First Avenue Olympic Meat Co., 1416 First Avenue Western Meat Co., 1102 Western Avenue Seattle Market, 109 Occidental Avenue Weatern Coal Co, SA21 10th Ave. N. EL Clark Fuel Co, Fhone Melrose 1591 3526 Stone Way Phone Melrose 2487