The Seattle Star Newspaper, February 19, 1923, Page 2

PAGE 2 THE SEATTLE STAR SE EME AMERICAN HOMES HUREAU: FOR BETTER AMERICAN HOME =— ! <= | To Chief of Police W. B. Severyns j Tear Bill: Dear, dear! After more tha wook's investigation I | Se you are beginning to doubt Police geant Ple statement about visiting @ “sick friend” when he was pinched in Canada recent It's comforting to know that we have a great ead of our polloe force BATTLE ITo Householders Dear Folks: The next time we have a b now I he ou exert you EVER thousands of staple items at radically c= REDUCED PRICES! Ives @ little more to clean up the walk houses, There's a city ordinance, you know, m even tho thé police department doesn't enforce it CHIEV SEATTLE To the Legislature at Olympia Ladies and Gentlemen: Before you indulge in too much vote-swar ping you Ought to re I) thet ih in “Tomlinson’ The « that ye do by two and two, ye must pay for one by one.” Which applies to th polls as well as to the Pearly Gate CHIEY SEATTLE. To Mayor E. J. Brown unavoldable—it was one of the best productions of its kind that the city has enjoyed for years, If the producers would only get the idea into thelr heads that the public prefers good old muale to poor new music you'd do a much better business, CHIEF SEATTLE To Sheriff Starwich Dear Matt: Once again you proved yourself to be a thoroly good fellow when you secured the pardon of C, B. Wert, who had been Dear Doc You haven't been tn a really warm controversy all week. } What's the matter—feeling under the weather? CHIEF SEATTLE —a sale that puts HOUSEWARES —during this week-long sale ar- Ks sate on your “BUY NOW” list, Thou- rangements have been made to To the Metropolitan Theater sands of kitchen necessities, great give efficient service; however, Dear Playhouse: 1 want to thank you for the excellent revival of : and small, efficient in kind, stand- owing to the great volume of sales, | “The Merry Widow” that you furnished us last week. But for the t ard in quality, VERY LOW in we doubt if we will ba able to fill | colds from which the principals were suffering—which was, of course, | PRICE, mail orders. —no C. O. D. or phone orders. No deliveries except of larger items, “Your Credit Is Good!” 1—family scales, as pictured. Weigh } 22.—Universal ball-bearing wringer. | convicted of maliciously prosecuting you. Btill, I don’t suppose there's to 25 Ibs. Regular price TOS hd Regular price $7.50. 805 |. much use calling attention to the fact that you're a good fellow—the $3.25. Special ...... Special P j 5 - | majority you got Iast fall demonstrates the fact more fore than 3—aluminum saucepan, with cover 23—cotton clothes Iines. A splen | anything T could say CHIEF SI Regular price Eg tid value ; 10c hae IE $1—. Spectal . C | 24—potato masher. “Aw pictured 19 To the Chamber of Commerce 3.—tmported wooden rolling pin Regular pr Cc Gentlemen: If you had a maidservant who went to one of your eu tured Regu price 29c | 25.—Colonial glas r , A ‘ tomers and rep ted her views as yours in an mport nt matter 45c. Special | Regular price 8 59 ou'd probat » her, wouldn't you? Well, afte trustees 4s lothes basket. Medium size | Speeta c that you elected are your servants CHIEF SEATTLE ar price 6.—wood baxket. As tured $1.28. Special P 89c Regular price $1.25. Special 89c S.—egg beater. Family size 39 217.—Wagner cast fry pan. Aa pictured. Regular price 50c. Special Cc Regular price $1.10. &—white enameled sink strainer. 39 Speciat ..... ne 79c Regular price S0c. Special c 28—Model steel roaster, Self basting 7—aluminum hollow handle knives. Stee! Regular price $2.25. 8759 blade. Regular price $2.50. nA head 1 | To Weather Forecaster Salisbury Dear George: I can't give you much on the weather you provided for us last week But we'll let bygones be bygones—and hope that you'll do better this week. CHIEF SEATTLE. |To One Apartment House Janitor C5 Beppe wee | ¢9 " a: Theat | My Dusky Friend: You had the steam going at 629 the other morn- aluminum teaspoons. Regul | at ¢ ing. Is the millennium at hand—or was your clock wrong sepag egy enna nee 49c CHIE SEATTLE %—aluminum la Exactl electric light globe. 60.waltt Regular price 50 Special .... 10.—Wizard handled dusters. To A. F. Haynes, Admiral Line Dear § In spite of your # ing that the Ad made any offer for the Skinner & Eddy site, there nti be a dusky gentleman in the shipyard. Why was it that you public reports to the contrary to go unnoticed? CHIEF SEAT Regular price 40 Special breshinse 29c 31—set of 3 aluminum saucepans, 1., 1% Regular price $1.25. and Squart sizes. Regular Special ..... price $1.50. Special... 89c 11—heavy aluminum tea kettle. As pict- | 32.—white enameled bread box. Size 12x17 toment jeny ured. Regular price ba | 16 | ins. Regular price *] 49 To the School Children E » ur ' pugh that it can " h 12.—heavy 2-quart aluminum double voller 33.—heavy all-copper wash boiler. No, § CHIEF SEA Regular pri %4 19 ze . > 8o50 | 75 Spec $s BEB oideang ee 7M Sg 5: To Trick & Murray, Stationers and Printers pictured. Regular price " i preclation for t 923 Official List® which 14—genuine Thermos lunch set. As plc 36.—Firm Set troning board. As pictured food aavertising CHIEF SEATT tured. Regular price $455 Regular price $3.55. 8095 NEI $2—. Bpecial ......6... _ Bpecial .... pha To State Representatives Mrs. . Frank Reeves, Grant 5—enameled bird 1 cage, as pictured. Regu: | 26—Mmatural finish step ladder stool E. Hunt, H. A. Mount, H. E. Reynolds, John D. lee price 9 8495 Regular price $2.75, $489 i illi H. Bpecial .. i rth ag aes a ana i Bassett, Charles M. Baldwin, J. D. Phillips and H. \6—galvanized water pall, 3 37—gulvanized garbage can. I¢inch mize F. Kennedy Regular price 600. 39c Regular price $2.50, #15 Gallant Reformers: After you pass your bill making it a felony te Special ........... wee BROMO. a cscectetadecssosecs _ smoke o clgaret, you'd better turn your attention to the iniquitous 1.—Helsey ‘glans syrup pitcher. As pic: | 38.—cholce of glass or brass washboard. jelly bean. I understand certain unscrupulous dealers aro selling them tured. Regular price $435 Regular price $1- almoat openly tn Seattle CHIEF SEATTLE. ($178. Special ‘euGe | 79¢ | i $ = yore sian basket As pictured lato: deal ITo Judge c. Cc. Dalton Re price 65¢ u 1 $415 Sas ‘ Soacial.j 48c | Specia 1] ee Ye ie notion ae eros ay ae he porn nes a 19.-,Colonial water pitcher As pictured. 40.—broom. Very 24 Cree Ames! sion ie 5 a canley Fag on , j tach highly commendable. It's a pity you couldn't do any cosa: Prise: C88 x bate Regular pri 45c | thing to I collector, tho. CHIEF SEATTLE }.—footed, Colonial glass «sherbet glacses. Regular price 60c } Regular price $1.40. | 35¢ |To the Seattle Port Commission Special, set of six 98c 1 42 na etapes: Now that a certain Seattle paper has accused the city 21.—cotton mop. As pictured n of be exponaible for the snow blockade, you'd better Regular price 3c. Special 19c urselves, Because if there's a flood out in Tolt you're sure to be blamed CHIEF SEATTLE. To Seattle Aerie, No. 1, F, O. E. | Dear Bagies: Congratulations ¢ ur achievement In passing the 14,000 membershtp mark. Here's hoping you reach your of 20,000 soon! CHIEF SEATTLE. To the Street Car Operators Dear Men I want to thank you for your efforts to keep the cars rm ng during last week's snow, You didn't succeed alway but that waen't your fault. CHIEF SEATTLE. | | | To Seattle Mail Carriers Dear Postmen: The manner in which you plowed thru the drifts, delivering mail to Seattlettes during the big snow, Is worthy of a good deal of commendation. You certainly dia your duty CHIEF SEATTLE To King Tutankhamen Dear King: Hard lines to be moved out of your tomb, Still, you've had a good. sleep and will make a better showing in some public ivory ~ enameled leather | museum than in that Egyptian pit. Think of the interest all of that ht rocker money will bring, too CHIBF SEATTLE ni — —_- 8 To the Men With Big Feet stand— Dear No. 12's; [ guess you and I did our share this week {n making the streets more passable for the daintler ones. For once our scows were a source of praine CHIEF SEATTLE. regular price $42.50 —exactly as pic- tured. Has high, comfort- ul pf able back. Up- a at holstered with , era genuine brown Spanish leath- er. Special for the week, $32.75. STANDARD FURNITURE Co. L. SCHOENFELD & SONS SEATTLE Rounaegiee TACOMA Second Ave. at Pine St. L, Schoenfeld & Sons To the Seattle Naval Reserve Dear Gobs:; T like to watoh you fellows go out in your Bagle boat each week for crulses about the Sound and in the Straits, There is something rather splendid in the way you are training our young men in times of peace to furnish a floating bulwark in time of war. Judicious discipline and cleantinesxs have nover been Known to hurt any young fellow. Yours nautically CHIEF SEATTLE, A LETTER TO CHIEF SEATTLE Dear Chief: Wo Rosartans were delighted to receive your letter of congratulations, Indeed, we were more than delighted to learn that you are with us and want to help us show the world that the very finest roses produced are grown right here in your own named city. With you, way up in your “Happy Hunting Ground,” pulling for the Rose on, it means that Seattle and the Pacific Northwest Js soon to reallze one of its dreams, HERBERT L, COLLIER, Presldent, Seattle Rose Society, 45 regular price $3.75 —size of top, 14 x 14 ins. Exactly as pictured, Ivory enam- eled. Special for the week, $2.45. Bike Riders to lin the morning, and a long run has been planned, Lindgren will head Make Long Run|::. party ‘The Greater Seattle Bloyclo lub | will make an all-day run on Wash ington's birthday, ‘The club will moot at Rudy Lindgren’'s bloyele shop, at Fifth ave, and Stewart at.,'| SULPHUR CLEARS [ERANS OF CO, B, Se ond) 66 ” Doughboy Transfer Co. we Washington infantry, whieh "a or | “Doc Tries Out bie with te it PON Haas A PIMPLY SKIN | ganized in 1898 for Spaniah-Ameriean as a Safe Booster strong back was needed to holat the| se |war service, held a reunion at tye| | Mayor Edwin J. Brown “wont over |igate on bourd tho truck, “Doo! cama | ame } Armory Saturday. the top” at iret ave, and Columbia | along, saw the | NAMEDICO (WHITING'S SOLUTION) 4 a selentific solution which Avy breaking out of the skin on face, neck ms or body ts over situation and inid positively permanently relieves Manilad!. eH 6: Griclemar como quickest by applying Mentho Pcie i wo truckmen of the |hold with vigor, finishing th i P Pyorrhoea. This famoug solu: || Bi tA | neat dispateh, ailing tha Job with) sitphur. The pimples aeem to dry tion not only destroyn the germ REAK ’E1 UP QUICK | DR. §. Yow NAAT | right up and go away, declares a us roturne | SSS] | noted skin spocialint china, "“‘hringe ‘new | DR. WO Nothing has over beet found to/_ The one remedy that always gives CHINESE DOOTOR na, brings how | Bhiheaaee % take the place of sulphur as a pim. Telief from the awful pain of Kidney ease Horbal]| ple remover, It iy harmless and in. and Bladder Troubles and Rheuma- fT exponaive, Just axk any drugsist tism, 600. a box-—at druggists—write for & small Jar of Rowles Mentho. ¢, Sulphue and ‘uae It lke, cold cream, {0° {r¢0 sample to Na-Dru-Co., Inc, but prevents the accumulation of ail infections of gums and teeth; bleeding, «pongy, pus-ridden gums snd loowened teeth quickly ro: tored to » healthy, normal con lition, Telephone Main 7940, Spring Apts, No, 46, COLD, GRIP, INFLUENZA CAPSULES [Joyner] No Opiates or Habi-Fovming Drags, 50 bes Recomnanee'i and sald by | } BARTELL UnoG CO, } ‘Aak for Niet of JOYNIR REMEDIES Cc ASTO R IA Gold Crown and Bridge Work from $4.00 UP | Wil be tn @ position imune MONDAY, FEBRUARY 19, 1923 RELIEF FOR YOUR TROUBLE ZONE ~ the nose and throat, F | within a year with completion cers Southern Pacific Ai to Finish Cutoff KLAMATH FALLS, Ore., Feb. 19. scents [One X-Ray Free trol of the three ¥1 completion of the Natron 1 by merce commission, according to a telegram received here today from Paul Shoup, vice presi- dent of the Southern Pacific. Ac-| cording to M. 8. West, president of the local chamber of com: ta whom the telegram was addressed, In the extraction of teeth we the conclusion may be drawn from || *y to our patrons: If we hurt this message that the Southern Pa-|] You don’t pay—could we say cific will start actual construction || more? Set of Teeth from $5.00 UP For Intents and Children | Boston Dental Offices In USE FoR OVER 30 Years 1422 Second Ayenue saat dear We Stand the Test of Time See Years in One Location That's Karo Syrup.’ And for children, Karo on sliced bread—a perfect spread. There is 2 Karo for jate and yyrup Advertisement. Buffalo, N.Y, 1354. ——————————