The Seattle Star Newspaper, February 5, 1923, Page 2

liberal credit service. —54-inch top solid mahogany or walnut top, dining table— —exactly as pictured, 54-in., 6-ft. $3965 extension. Jacobean Nog wee mahi or walnut ning table. Wiliam and Mary period. Special for this sale. tages Gs. wh these few sample values: BUFFETS regular price sale price | buffet. Jacobean oak. Length 60 in. | —buffet. Combination walnut, Length 64 in. Queen Anne period... 60 in. Queen Anne period. . —buffet. Combination walnut. Length 60 in. Queen Anne period 102.50 69.50 76— over 5000 dining chairs included in this clearance sale— a few sample values: regular sale price price gt chair. Jacobean oak. leather seat. William and Blue Mary period .. —dining chair, Cane seat. Com- bination mahogany . —dining chair. Blue leather seat. Fumed oak mahogany. Brown seat. William and Mary pe- riod Blue leather seat. ‘and Mary period ... Fumed oak. —dining chair. Brown leather seat . —dining chair. Jacobean oak. Brown leather seat, William and Mary pe- Cane panel. as pictured. Walnut finish. iam and Mary or Queen Anne ons fpedal for’ tia $695 riod mahogany, Brown STANDARD FURNITURE Co. L. SCHOENFELD & SONS Founded 1864 SEATTLE SEOOND AVE. AT PINE 8ST. OFFICERS WILL be elected at) OLINTON G, BENNETT and Hisle meeting of the newly organized|B. Cox wers to be tho principal 5 Endolyne Improvement club Monday | speakers at the weekly lunchoon of vening, at the home of J. W. Dando, | the Beatle Lions’ club Monday noon, m 41th ave. 8. W. ‘The Kindergarten orchestra, from - Hawthorne school, was to play. prea carci! ded ll Ach ICOUGH?] | ~ New Arlington Hotel YREW GARAGK FREn BUS FREE THLEPHONE Wiret Spring, Main 2709, nH, P. Kelly MEMBER AMERICAN HOMES BUREAU, FOR BETTER AMERICAN HO! CLEARANCE DINING ROOM FURNITURE | | $75,000 WORTH OF DINING ROOM FURNITURE IN A GREAT SALE —this week, breaking the town’s record (owr own) in dining room furniture values, we place on sale over tle on of this class of merchandise—the STANDARD'S best—and there is none bet- ter. A sale we are obliged to conduct to make room for the great accumulation of purchases made by our buyers, who have just returned from the East. So come expecting even better values than you would naturally expect to find. A sale that carries with it the courtesy of the STANDARDS net seeeeee —dining chair. Combination —dining chair. Jacobean oak. dining chair. Combination seat. Queen Anne period. ObAL ALL — —T | | a most unusual buffet value— —45-in. top, walnut finish. Plate glass mirror. Queen Anne or William and Mary period. One large and two small drawers. Specia! for this sale. 365 | regular peice $59.15 regular price —dining table. 45 in. Combination waitin William and Mary period. ...$ 45— —dining table. 48 in. Combination walnut. Queen Anne period......., 60— —dining table. 54 in. Combination walnut, William and Mary period.... —dining table. 54 in. Combination mahogany. Queen Anne period.... 62.50 —dining table. 54 in. Combination walnut. William and Mary period.... 62— —dining table. 54 in. Jacobean oak. William and Mary period........... 76— sale price $33.75. 39.75 62.50 42,75 43.75 44,75 47.85. $6.90 7.35 7.90 leather 7.90 William . 7.95 : 8.35 this dining chair— —fumed of ward golden oak, Mx. actly as pictured, Very substan. tally” made, Regular price $5.60. Special for $ 85 this sale. eeeeiscenes — 13.50 8.45 leather 13.50 8.65 TACOMA L, S0HOENFELD & SONS Sid fram AR SPRBaL FATTLE To Manager McCurdy, Metropolitan Theater Dear Billi For the love of Bach, Beethoven and Mozart, te that back drop which you displayed at the Culve concert the bent the “Met” cam bonst off If it is, Bill, please, please hire some of Be ate's artista to Gash off a new 20, It Kivem my esthetic sow! the willies every time I mee it. | write, Bul, more in sorrow than tn anger. CHIDF SEATTLE. To the ‘ariat, Portland, Ore. Doar Fledgling: 1 have been reading the first copy of your new pertodical, I like it. You may you are going to devote yourself to literature, music and art front the Western viewpoint, ¢ : Wester standards and Western writers, od. I note you taletng a robust crack at some of the unhealthy, degenerate te the Hast a showing. Hit ‘em again. CHIE To Seattle Tongue Twisters Dear Puckerers: You surely turned in « world of ideas to the TomgueTwitter editor of The Star, lam sure you found ft an amus. ing pastime and « witeharpener, even tho you couldn't all in the prizes. CHIB¥Y SBATTLE. |To Judge Dalton Your Honor; 1 read that you installed your young daughter in office as olerk of your court, This example of nepotism makes me think a kremt dea) lem of you, judge, and will arouse no public admiration, T azn sure The young miss is probably capable for her years, but why not let hor hunt @ Job clvewhere and put some older person who badly needs work in that position? ink it over, CHIBF SBRATTLE. To theBonMarche Eig Sore: | hear you are going to have another Pacific Products show, Fine! The last one was a winner, The more we think and talk (and < Northwest Products, the sooner will Seattic ouldistance San Francisco and Los Angeles, CHIEF SEATTLE. ort it To the Legislators Revered lona”: If sawmills pald their men $5 a day for as little Acoomplishnent ax you've shown tn four weeks, boards would cost as much as Locomobiles, Shame on you! CHIE¥Y SEATTLE. To Chief Severyns Comrade: | hear that you are going fo rout al! the slot machines of the city, That's m good move, brother, Slotnachines never did any. body any good, excepting the makers. CHIEF 88. é. To the Metropolitan Theater Dear "Met": Thank you for bringing “The Bat” for another appear. anom. It Imn't often that a mystery stéry gives us the whivery thrill of enjoyment that this one does. CHIEF SEATTLE. To the Eagles Fellows; As one lodge man to another, congratulations from a» Redskin on your announcement of plans to start your $1,000,000 build. ings. Your new temple will be of great value to Union st. and will malice a wolldeserved home for your braves. CHIEF SEATTLE. To Seattle Girl Athletes Girls; Indiana Giiberson, prominent Chicago artist, says athletics *POtl a woman's beauty, She must be talking thru her hat or else she haser't oeon some of Seattlo’s girl athletes. CHIEF SEATTLE. To the Seattle Mountaineers Dear ilikers: Your eriticlam na} parks will meet with ¥ 4 Rainier and effort to remedy the nt features of private control In Wiousarde aus have More power to your constructive CHIEF SEATTLE. To Charles Edward Allen, Asitsant District Counsel for the United States Shipping Board Emergency Fleet Corporation Dear Counsel: Goodness, youtve got a long title now. I nee you're dace in Geaitle for m few dayn, and my “Welooma” Remember those dayx not t0 long ago when you were asiistant to T. P, Revello? I don't forgpet old friends, either, Luck stay with you. CHIEF SEATTLE. To the Dahlia Society and Other Garden Clubs Dear Pople: See where you've been holding another winter flower sherw, I'm alwayn glad to view the beauties our city can grow in wimtertime, CHIEF SEATTLE. To Lester F, Scott, National Executive, Girl Scouts Dear Lester; I was surprised when you arrived in Seattle Friday to Meet with Girl Scout leaders to find that L. F. Scott was a man. I *uppose the Boy Scouts will soon tnstall a woman scout executive to rum their organization, Poetic justice, don’t you think? CHIEF SEATTLE. |To a Certain Head Waiter in a Seattle Hotel Dear Boom Bandit: I suspected you of iniquity when I gingerly sarepled 4 friend's quart of “Scotch” you taxed him $10 for not long ago. Itwam't until the dry agents nabbed @ local distillery and found wads of forged “Scotch” whisky labels and original bottles that my suspicion: were verified, Genuine Scotch never tasted like that. I hope they get you, too, Yours vindictively, CHIEF SEATTLE. |To Dry Sleuth F. A. Hazeltine Dear law Enforcer: That was a startling statement you made before leaving Seattle Saturday to take up your new work in Pennsylvania and New Jermy, that the prohibition laws should be enforced by city ADVENTURES INS OF ET te Mr. Pim Pim walked right thru the iron bars and sat down on anink dottle, “Any mail for me today?" Nancy to 1 over the counter of the postoft} ndow where people came to ask for their mail, but there wasn't anybody there. Bo whe went on helping Nick and Mr. Stamps, the fairy postmaster, to sort the letters and put them into ittle letter boxes with numbers on them. “Any mall for me This Ume Nick looked. nobody was there. “That's queer!’ he remarked, “I was wure I heard somebody.” Bye 'n’ bye he went back to his work. “Any mail for me today?” “For goodness Stamps. “Who is it anyhow? There must be somebody there, I'll look myself.” Boo!” said a voice suddenly and everybody jumped. “Why, it's Mr Brownle man squeal of delight. “No wonder we couldn't see him, he's #o little, There he Js, on the window sill.” Mr, Pim Pim walked right thru the fron bara, and sat down on an ink bottle, today?” But still Pim Pim. wrinklos that form unless we know how to prevent them, or remove them, and {f we ace worried we can- not be charming. Smile to Uft the muscles of the face, that is one of the best exer-| lees to une; frowning or worry al- lows these muscles to droop and that, ) above everything else, we must not do. 0. There ‘s nothing more attractive than a clean, healthy complexion; with perseverance and patience every woman can correct conditions that make the skin look unsightly, If we will breathe properly, will be doing much bodies healthy and our faces in good condition, Which brings us to the subject of the pores and thelr relation to our health, which will be treated in my next article. = End Session on River Fishing tire length of the stream were recom. mended by the joint fisheries com mittees of Oregon and Washington at thelr meeting here Saturday. Washington will enact an alien police ruther than by the federal agents, The thought has occurred to me at times, but ft 1s not often that a man will advocate losing his own job to advanoe the public welfare, Luck to you in your new field. CHIEF SEATTLE. To the Fourth Chruch of Christ, Scientist Dear People; Congratulations on the splendid edifice you are erect. ings at Eighth ave. and Seneca st, It 1 a great undertaking and adds much to the architectural beauty of Seattle. CHIEF SEATTLE, To the Management of the Eitel Building Dear Sir: Next time you have a mishap in your bullding—I hope another one never occurs—wouldn't It be a better plan to report it promnptly and give all the facts rather than to try to suppress it and arouse the suspicion of the public. I think tt would, CHIEF SEATTLE. To Representative Charles Heighton, King County Dear Charlie; Didn't you feel quite out of place last Saturday when you addressed the King county democrats? It seems like that would be the lst place tm the state to look for a republican. CHIEF SEATTLE. To the Senators and Representatives - Dear Legisiators; Lead us not into the valley of further expense, but deliver us from taxation. CHIEF SEATTLP. To the Boy Scout “City Offic Dear Fellows: You introduced « cleanly note in the drab city council eharmber Siturday morning when you took over the reins of govern. ment for a day, If all counctimen took, and lived up to, the Boy Scout oath you lads suggested, we might come closer to the finer, cleaner city we hope some day to have, CHIEF BERATTLE. HOW YOU CAN HELP YOUR COMPLEXION | the cried Nancy with a |“ we! to keep our} “Hello! How's everybody?’ he |said with a cheery smile. “I came to see ff anybody loves me well enough or dislikes me un-well enough |to send me a valentine.” Nick looked in Mr, Pim Pim's box |and hauled out # square envelope. “It's from Crookabone, the gnome,” cried the Brownleman in |glee. “Oh, just wait till I read it to you. I'll bet it’s dreadful. He's so | Jealous.” “Magic mirror, tell me true, | Who's the greater of us | Mr. Pim or Crookabone, | Brownieman or elfish gnome? two, sake!’ cried Mr. | “Said the mirror, ‘What you ask, In for me an easy task, Pim Pim doesn’t know « thing, You, dear sir, are really king.” | af laughed Mr. Pim Pim. did I tell you? One thing I I know that Crookabone wasn't smart enough to write that valentine. I bet you he paid Jack Cut-Up 6 centa for it” (To Be Contimned) (Copyright, 1922, by Seattle Star) jlaw similar to the Oregon lew and | whip seines and trammel nets will be abolished tf the recommendations of the committees are passed by the re- | spective legislatures, MENTHOL COUGH DROPS give quick relief ° New Universities Dictionary HE NEW UNIVERSITIES DICTIONARY Seattle Star’s COUPON How to Get It BUILD GARAGE ON OLD SITE ‘The wreck of the old grand opera house, on Cherry at., between Second and Third aves, will be removed and a four-story garage building erected on the alte, {t was announced Monday, The ground, togethor with that occupied by the St. Charles ho: tol, Third ave, and Cherry st, was purchased by Victor Hifendaht of the Port Blakely mill for $175,000, ‘The old opera house was erected in 1900. Since the fire 10 years a, the building has Been a mero hell, as the interior was complote}s by, pletely gutted Gain in Sailing of Vessels Here Large gilns in reilingn of all types Of wereld ftom Beattie are shown by The vory first thing that la ob- worved by the other person when he looks at you ls yout face, You aro other radiant or pausive; alive, keen, alert or mogative. You aro full of vivacity, or listlons, Your eye may be the windows of your soul, bit you oan brighten those windown. Your halt, nom, mouth, chin and your entire taco are exprosslons of the mare you take, the port's 1992 fleraxen, 18 compared with 1921, A huge galn jn recorded In wheat handling, tho inn figures ign 101 per cent Increane over 1924. Your now (s oxpromstve of the way you breath It im pomible to breathe deoply and have amall now. triln. It lh Imponsible to breathe dooply and bo lacking in energy, Your mouth should emit the sweet- ness that belongs to @ beautiful charactor, and your chin, too, should bo stfong so that we will have all the fundamental principles of charm be- fore we try to correct the defocta of complexion, If you are too fat—and sometimes this Is an Indication of poor health— there are very almple exercioos that you can take and certain foods you must go without, #0 that you can re- duo, If you are a little underweight— you should oat the foods that the fat porson is not allowed, and also exercive, ‘Thus you can Increase your weight, We are worried about little 22 DICTIONARIES IN ONE All Dictionaries published previous to this ono are out ef @ato SAGER A: