The Seattle Star Newspaper, July 23, 1923, Page 2

PAGE 2 THE SEATTLE ST MONDAY; JULY 2 j HEX I : ETE | GOES Si MOMBEM AMERICAN HOMES BUREAU-FOk BETTER AMERICAN Homes aN un eS CONVENE only 5 days more of this : ‘ : k . : is a pid end on © ‘ rn Inte y Be natior ke and Waite nven . . . F tion t Ch ag Augu 13 to 18. To Francisco Villa, Bandit snd make this atale’s delégation th Dear Pancho: Well, they got you, A viol largest from the Went Violent deaths. In some ages you wor vo be ne oried Hesketh will head a , Bulvat, fa this age of commerciaiiem you were a bandit a of thr tee from «fe mi | your chiva are few, but your heroisr bravery cann » . | tribu at denied. Rest in peace and may your count 0 t ye , | Ke passing EP SEATT F 1a. je descr art and now comes the end of our annual JULY SALE. Only ; ai q sare is Pts 5 days more of these exceptionglly low prices. Home To Chief William B. Severyns i mt WERDER Of Gelegals makers who love companionable, substantial, beautiful SEMEL cit dave. when t. pution’a new war tence! oat of ‘ ate in the Union | ken ; furniture will find extraordinary values here in this paint. Luckily f ha ne is as dsome “" a , “ le elegation will leave yi » vreat sale. apply to your case p hav sin the pd \ ’ ; ‘ tee , £ al Himent wince you took ct t wany adr ne, before Jat ie ' is tat Ne edad ) a twofold advantage for you in this sale—first, immedi- ps ttc 5 male a = ate and weleome ores on ra ede and, sec- I this store was founded with the belief that the tunity to dine with that distingy alist rren jarding ith @ record of 380 months of ‘ me lg awn a Batter A less active and ingenious p t could not have delivered when . " 2 Washington school 5 ven Ne 5 f homefurnisher who desired to n : E i $0 many orgunizations groups were seeking the privilege q c I, West, now past 70, will i f Home was entitled to as good value and ab faii CHIBF SEATTLE i onor guest of a picnic to be SM Na ‘ i treatment as those who paid cash. TT 1 Engl ; pis at th ings seit ta \ for over 59 years we have made it practical o Pau ne e | mar 2 Kenyon Wednesday 4 for thousands of home-lovers to furnish their “onl wiped rly pal ; ee Mins West, who organised the fir . yr homes with convenience, using our VERY lib- ine ‘friend ct t st x ft ; ; tiga F ens eval credit service. “Your Credit Is Good! ve in view, some boy ma © honor of introducing you t r 5 f ape at JULY SALE prices. Uniced State CHIEF SEATTL stat Mins West was | Baker school in W jeical in Rosalia an: If you must have cats, for < na n't put 8 lived in Spc shts and then have them sit on ihe porch & Later she became howl all night to get in CHIEF TLE | tendent of school: rr 8h ow A member of the | To the City Street Department achern’ examining board Dear Sirs: Glad t walk up to work t Elinor Glyn 1923 Record of To Seattle Coppers SW YORK, July 23~"If « wom Pedestrians Hit Dear Flatfoots: You demonstrated decisively that big feet a ne would have her relations with Bs handicap to speed when you tackled the Vancouver gang at the st her husband harmonious and pleas b A bil itpevarday.” Goeed evia ‘era. Tost true in any Uo vf, he tmtst sive him fee wome|{ OY Automobiles CHIEF SEATTLE taiaaca womiantia age. | \eamernaeneenatere Mr oa eet ains. “De in mak 500 G. W. Btevenson, 307 E,| h ¢ only as an Tint at. was struck near hin| him y m. | home Wednesday by a car driven by | ns: Your seventh annual lecture c { . Don't mark out nes of conduct fe ; CAs n service Was a success. So ' arp RE pd N. B. Abrama, of Bothell. He was tad bine Sour mii amarrie. [Set Seto thet 5 Fee es 5 quality and value features of this upholstered suite To Magnus Johnson 1 © cau ; fe havin eee at eons 50 full webbing construction throughout. Each spring angle tied 50 Mud that many are throwing at you and turn {t into good, fertile soil © fail to m, purely from habl ave claw yy Union The man was un-| ‘ eight times. Har dwood frames. Soft pillow spring arms. Loose, Matihe cultivation of new ideas in the senate. They ‘at you take | OF becat are too lazy to th —— comfy, spring filled seat cushions. All pieces have outside backs ET ce Senne Ss you Accompileh more work iwith it otf then (502... ay han covered with same material. Your selection of mulberry, taupe or On, no one has anything to kick about CHIEF SEATTLE. rise yourself as well as y ith > was bid ape n uN both enjoy the sen- | bruised We . when sho wan] blue velour or 6 attractive patterns of tapestry. Special for the To Tennis Enthusiasts t, with your r r|by Jobn Kar “ yaad CHAIR OR ROCKER 5 remaining days of this JULY SALE. DAVENPORT i Dear Fans: Wasn't wonderful tennis t v c im 1 ik week at the § nis chu the most interesting of an came North : Shey BAN, 4818 Linden: aven': Bit) ; a 3 —combination To W. D. Barkhuff ie aut ona lat Tor tha " : = ae walnut Dear Sir: Glad to hear that department of streets an ; Tesponsible for the damage done to trees on 18th ay ‘ nas 4 — ’ a x by en by #ineer’s office Is guilty. But I hope the next time theso huge p' , i . |r ‘ 110 n at h ave + and are rolled off trucks, they won't be permitted to crash into shade t | 2 cy hi ante ragke W. 69th s and to crush bushes. CHIEF SEATTLE. | che uct he 3 505 be, % 7th ave usband, don't take : nae rae see jletting him 2 ‘ou at s when tte > To Seattle Boys you are nat neat and as pretty Qdlete te lee bon, Dear Lads: Examinations for admission as cadet engineers in the | Yo 7 | Coast Guard academy at New London, Conn., will be open for men be- tween the ages of 18 and 23 years, beginning Sept. 10. If you like sea y h alty | , bundy, ‘eohoalbos Tife, it might pay you to Investigate this chance to get into the coast r y ° y frac 4 guard. CHIEF SEATTLE ’ To Editor Magee, Las: Vegas, N. M. Dear Cari: Las Vegas is a long way from Seattle, but I'm kee interested in tho fight you are putting up tt free speech and . aber Meg ropes y "e n, North bs A , ror y the very real | clude hag hoa ; C —42x54-in. top aku! down on Constitutional guaranties. For your fight | fight ¢ real American who believes in living up to the constitut SEATTLE. we woma cat vee tee ee tin ashore this 6-piece dining room suite NOW— $200,000 as their share of the gate receipts at their fight. Jack MacGregor Rites to j James at, i | Dempsey and his manager milked more than $200,000 from the inhab- | ceived i tants of Montana. How many of you learned gentlemen ever received Be Held oF opt $1,000 for a lecture? What! ? vanes ia siabiten S Hoy Mcetirec 5 [B09 Rpeadhs abscess room suite, exactly as pictured, consisting of 4 Aeveloping a wallop isso much more lucrative? CHIEF 8 - : j had atru walnut finished dining chairs with tapestry seats. _ To Premier Mussolini of Italy Parlo a, F pPerecin roach {2x54-in., 6-ft. extension, combination walnut Dear Benito: Now you come out, according to cable reports, in fav Gregor 8. W ek on} table. 54-in. combination walnut buffet. Very heh ok exsio of Italia ape which d e ic ascl se $ e patie ¥ t ™ ba . iq MMte 1 bectaseo: clearer Gov by day why cictain “bt years ago. He is, suri i polide. | special priced for the 5 remaining days of this 166— men of this country are so full of praise for you and your methods ’ r ” was unh | JULY SAL CHIEF SEATTLE. 08 % —an exquisitely executed, Italian period dining To President Harding Dear Warren: News dispatches say that you and your party ran into |To the Picknickers- quite a dense fog at Juneau, Alaska. Cheer up, that fog was nothing Dear Frien Ha inire tk Wa ‘ ye ae Rae | & i : Ss rockers—hundreds of them—of fered compared to the dense fog by which many believe you and the repub pr ; r sie 1 preciate it. And put out the fires | i : = Mean party may find yourselves surrounded when November, 1924 fis danactines 7 sisdat Wil doicecaia tert a - = : at JULY yollx around. I was sorry to read that the plan to fire shells at the | CHIEF SEATTLE. ‘i —— glacier at Taku Inlet, so that you could watch the broken-off chunks SALE : float by your ship as icebergs, had to be abandoned. But cheer up T. D de i prices again. You'll find the icebergs in the political sea increasing day by o Dode Bercot and Young Carmen | f this s le value: day. CHIEF SEATTLE. Dear 1 you put on your boxir tion Thurada ] i —this sample value: r nining bh of out-of-town To the Flood | me Iam su yu will put up a real exhibition of thd i fi Fr CHIE SEATTLE. Dear Deluge: I see by the papers that you started out to be zs ATTLE Jar $100,000 inundation. I also see by the papers that you your mind and dropped to $50,000. You later went under that f ee 21740 eave ths IY money, and T thank you Are Your Goldfish Happy? CHIEF SEATTLE, Benornrrco ull other \ings, goldfish won't thrive with Insufficient To “Jim,” of the Heilig Theater aby Hen ai toe and tn Tenproper urroundings. If you are not agate Dear Jim: When you played the part of “Jim” in “Some G sie RE CL ee —fumed oak rocker, ently I notice that you were supposed to be a ba F 1 ‘ i i | h b exactly as pictured. ec et arte Se ~~, ||, fae new combination) | sant pono: Upside down, as you did. Also they never wind their 5 Washington Bureau, The Seattle Star, stered auto spring got the upper end showing in front F 8 E New York Ave,, Washington, D. C. library-dining room table seat, Special for this ny tes: 2+ consrant effort and tntiririg attention ‘meanan for postage. ticularly designed for —over 1000 rockers , the great pageant should be highly successful. You are age. : . ; " ‘ . “eee hdr ossltlak etiorid <4 GHEY pwATrT as apartment use. M ge are included in this regular price 23.50 wis Name i § hogany finished. Size JULY SALE —all To the Fleet Street and No....... , | closed, 26x45-ins. Size finishes, designs MeeMceetl’ Your sleek gray-aides and bristling bat ee ae 4 when opened as dining and every one of- Jend a picturesque appearance to Elliott ba A hearty welcome to 5 ERASE BTA SSE ky Be MN Saou the table, 60x45 ins. Special 1 : fered at a substan- you this time, « CHIEF SEATTLE State Lianeg baste, Be en edyreta tee ts ayiseans for this JULY SALE. aa de ST tial saving To the P. S. E. Railway eccrine oe | ar erat oon One X-Ray F FREE RENTAL | (for vacation days the ies Rie ae y Fee} | Deparment PORTABLE VICTROLA— Dear Carl: We're happy, indeed, that you have returned from San 4 each week hundreds of Francisco, and that you are preparing the Orpheum for its winter sea \ DIAMONDS ! y homeseekers make use 50 gon of vaudeville Best wishe for a prosperou yea “ ™, ° ~: T ee aks Seah er ey CRCTAB IR: ELAR OT if JEWELRY of our FREE Rental De- WATCHES partment to seoure the —take the Portable Victrola with you to the sea- SILVER- | home they desire to rent. shore, mountains, woods or camp. Enjoy all Wonders of Alaska. Honestly, now, Mr. President, can you imagine WARE j you are invited to list music, from “jazz” to opera, wherever and Why persons who haven't seen American first would want to go to Ku . Ne the home you have for whenever you please. Can be carried like a fope before visiting this wonderland of Alaska and the summer pla , I isa Ps Hegitdy apcontche suit case, Convenient, compact, sturdy and ground of the country known as the Pacific Northwest? Of the better quality, In the extruction of tooth we rent with this depart- durable, Small enough to store anywhere. CHIEF SEATTLE at reliable, moderate oe6 monte! Poolape ay hd bt ment. Telephone Main Loud enough for dancing. To Those Who Persist. in Drinking prices. bused rie ss hha 7144, —pay only $1— a week Fellows: State Prohibition Mirector Roy C. Lyle warns that bootleg 00 UP | To President Harding Dear Chief Executive: Glad to hear you are enjoying the scenic germ are now using denatured plcohol to make ths Hquor be cy SS | Albert Hansen ||," || STANDARD FURNITURE CO. To the Boys of Seattle and the State of waatiaeisn 1519 Second. Ave. 84 Hilo yg) | SEATTLE L. SCHOENFELD & SONS TACOMA Deir Jellow Pretty fine, the way you're guing to entertain the Between Pike and Pine nd the Test’ of Time Schoenfeld & Sons President und have him talk to you in Woodland park on the day of | Established 1883 ra in One Location Pacing yay es Me Mane iat ed 1864 L. ‘einedapiaamacemetn ooromaeateeeeemeen