The Seattle Star Newspaper, September 28, 1923, Page 3

FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 28, 1928. THE SEATTLE STAR PAGE 3 WILL OBSERVE =((~ GiRL INVADES IRELAND Fj abit isa cable, e weave a read of it each day until it becomes so strong we cannot break it, City Organizations to Unite Chain yourself to Prosperity by saving money in i, the Bargain Basement, in Movement | Seattie, In common with the rest of the state, will join in the national observance of “Home Beautiful '| THE CROTE-RANKIN CO OTTO F. KEGEL, President FIFTH AVENUE AND PIKE STREET 4 Week" from October § to 13, Herbert | Priced "Way Below Value A. Schoenfeld, president of the Retait | nnounced Friday | ie Jebration will be elty-wide tn 4 é a *. Special and elaborate displays . . | rela Yay Caley morro A Special Offe f FO ity eto Special Offering o | will be made before every civic and Dresses that give style commrecial cub meeting during the L}\ and quality at the well week; the subject will be discussed | iy known Bargain Basement D initaaert tate wuntber of IQ | L/ prices, n October 7; Home Beau O S ~ Hs. ofr Poiret Twill and slides will be shown In motion Ls i Granite Cloth tery “4 ad fe In the always popular %| al at navy, They are trimmed is NS iS with smart braids and but ~ tons, mi i All are straight-line mod | p! els, with short or long B 4 a ai TTL sleeves, t | \ Th dels sketched are ‘ "\d : but two of the seven styles. hd y “J Not all sizes in every style. Children’s Cotton Hose 25c Fine ribbed Stockings, in black, white and cordovan Sizes 5 to 10, MANUFACTURER'S sample line of Wool and Silk Dresses—in nearly all cases only one of a style. There are only fifty of these beautiful Dresses, and the corre- sponding number of women who purchase them tomorrow will be highly fortunate in securing such values. an Rettor Homes Week,"’ which has been used hereto. Women’s Hose (Selected Seconds) t 69c “If the home ts deautified it auto. matloally bec or Silk and Fiber Hose, with seamed backs. In black, Sizes 814 to 10, Flannelette Kimonos Dresses bought under price and sold under price. j Second Floor Mademoiselle Simone Tery tata tue, with ted pen le Thousands of Yards of ovement ts BY MILTON BRON n Hom LONDON, Sept The best ple | tur | Corduroy and satin ribbon trimmed. F |ture of the tragic events of the past| For ance, how much she re | Generously cut and well made. In all the $ 95 two fone ta Ir and ar a ot th e198 véale when she ‘elie vat eel New Cretonnes ’ canara light and dark colored patterns, . re Dealers’ as been painted by any Irishman, nor | had penny in his pocket 4 ery practical garments, In kimono flan ing with the state as n. Briton, nor American, but by a little nts, It was typical of the glori 2 4 nelette, aia H. F. Finegold fs n of the| ale French girl s poverty of the man who gave hin [ DRESSING SACQUES $1.25 local committee on nt, ° nne Ti whole life to Ireland 4 : } _ — —— Daughter of the well-known editor} In her writing thin French girl has 1 G IR L Ss’ Ww | of a liberal Parisian ni and ate en nat ee cuetieeereue ; | ersel: e c © he of her co ymen. She tells 0} INTER COATS @ MISSIONARIES __ [tieteir'ts! cnet’ Sing tg og ag p> WILL MARRY |**s, ly streets of the Irish |" rerhe country is there for the tak (CRETONNES for every possible use. Those cheery side draperies, : ey, of Seattle, and| If I maw a crowd gathered around) ing—take It!" a | with valances for the windows, need warm colors for them. ‘: s t a vaview of Bree State troops’ and) «AB ichael Collins replying: | é 5 } ; Beads auntie ehee, sendeeenil ct “ls there for the mak Chintz patterns for bedrooms, scarfs, draperies and old-fashioned Sizes le Simone was sure to be there| ep oer is a dressing table covers and striking colorful designs suitable for 10 to 16 r fe bel ka gs blue-covered volume. | screens. Years eived by M rand had to w merely be told 86-inch Cretonnes in chintz and floral patterns, the yard, 25c. Oriental and hand-blocked effects, on heavy cloth, 36 inches wide, Arrowsmith ave. The re was atte ur, I was sure to find Velour, Bolivia and Polaire Dress Coats in novelty styles. Warm fabrics and service com- bined. Fur collars, raglan and set-in sleeves, belted and low blouse ef- fects, Others in tailored styles, warmly lined, COTTON SUITINGS at 25¢ Yard 2,000 yards of Cotton Suitings, Excellent for school frocks. In smart plaids, checks and stripes Kevin O'Higgins, minister of the terior, is sitting In his offi rl waa the cau quest mark, this bright. | interviewed by Mademoiselle # to be asked all kinds of the yard, 45c and 55c. Third Floor ary college | ahe was ever p where Miss Robinson wa eyed miss who felt herself #0 much | He exp They will be married near Washing-|at home in Ireland. And the re N. in tho firs Jot all this is embodied in the I 4 And this Frer | book, “En Irlan 11 | Paris. Mile. Tery deftly plucks the halo from the brow of DeValera. = TT artistically she gilds the laure j | * the brows of Arthur Griffith and | storm-tosved Ireland? | i eo H |Narcotic Case Is Michael Colina, the great heroes of] It's no wonder she wrote a rich ? rR BKC the closing phases of the fight for| book, No mere male reporter would nial an rinte Dismissed Thursday | tris: ¢reedom. And she fille her book |have asked similar questions—ana |}} ae * Just blished sete A at him in her . i ieee 1,500 Square Yards of on|of your making yourself dictator of The fitst narcotic case to be| With interesting anecdotes, with pa |thrown out of federal court tn re eS TARR ie 7 cent montha was that of Harry A. WH D, Randolph, charged by : federal | |narcotlc agents with posseamnig a ~~ ° H |mmall quantity of drugs, Judge Jer LS L 6) Jemiah Neterer ruled that the man } trots inaguty srrestvand Se At Worth While Savings seed the case Thursday, Work Shirts Overalls NEW ORLEANS 95c $1.75 eis aes ok Reser BY MASON DIXON |, ,Htis, malady tn rare, 0 rare that FF you have a kitchen, bathroom or closet floor to cover—now fs Sept, 28.— 9 | the mo yerienced physicians of * ‘ 3 A " Cee eee e, ert at dita: | New Orleans never bad personal oon the time to buy Linoleum—good Linoleum at very special prices, be Seattle’s Credit Jewelers — | gioments and family rows here, but | ‘ct W! bt deetiest, 390 square yards of very heavy 40 square yards of Inlaid Linoleum Of dark blue chambray. or Reavy base Seiten. nag | WEISFIELB & GOLDBERG Kem Oni Sizes 14% to 17. BH to 42. Two-seamed legs. New leans’ firat divorce suit on| A el s j a 200 WOOL SWEATERS Aocount of fermenting malt isa mat-|Feading the dispatches, has prepared | Inlaid Linoleum, in blue, gray and in the 6-inch Dutch tile pattern— ter of record now. bohysce des Reena Monogr ivory; colors through to 1 90 gray and black, $ 49 Mra., Albert Milter complains that! "Uru" iene ail rava leer intone than the back. Special, sq. yd. . Special at ... e her husband made her do all the| in. rod of the spectrt anil tl S - = . work when compounding his home| ive ed of the spectrum. “Allan| will 350 square yards of two-toned Jas- 45 square yards Inlaid Linoleum in Slip-on eee | pe striped Inlaid Linoleum, in two blue and tan pattern. $1 35 Styles | ray New Oriani ie famous for fs rw colors—two-toned blue and two- Special at scccoceecee e er C ine th yo } ray H A wide assortment of the novelty fill ou tne tp, sith your toned gray. Special, 1 35 160 square yards of Printed Lino- weaves that are so much In the 9 dl elicits thers iri square yard ereccoeeee ° leum; two very desirable bos Sepa tl cee hone pe ape ry front of you on the counter. During sage ; patterns. Special 79¢c lines, many with smart pockets and é 190 square yards of very heavy : Pe cesese narrow belts. ly. Henna Navy Brown Tan Gray Peacock Heliotrope Pink | can buy the NATIONALUY yERTISED BULOVA TCH ny the Weisfield & Gold- Inlaid Nana blue, white and Three very choice patterns of Printed gray tile patterns. $ Linoleum in attractive Special at acccccaccee 1 .90 colors, Special .e..see... 89c Third Floor berg Plan—$1.00 Down and the bal-| brew, She had to wash the bottles, You Can Now | ance in convenient weekly or month-| jay down the mash, skim it and then Order by Mail ly payments. bottle It for him and stand and watch him drink it, While quantities last, anything |The Bulova movement is TRULY ed will be sent you upon STANDARDIZED, and is guaran: | SL ierakate Deabiiptes ibe core Mie snaran- | a1 the bottles and put the cape on, : “be Port Orchard. ‘The Port Orchard ex-| “THEOSOPHY AND SCIENCE" Meare It wet watinted with teed in writing to lve unatialfied | ae ae tusband had a big |'h* War and recent years oysters | Prize Exhibits Are : we nend youswyeur money | satinta hibition opened Tuesday, The Kings-|is the title of a lecture to be deliv. Pr | * be | a sealed the police, had his|Were 25 and 30 cents a dozen, de-| | wladly refunded, jas beautiful as they are good. teh Teseaey raiser taka the | Pending on the place, With the open-| Entered at Fair ton fair, held in the Highlands school Several days ago she refused to i ? eee tet {ing of thin year's oyster season the| All exhibits from the Kingston fatr| house, was the first one held but it] "7 Y R- M- Wardait at Besant ss Gael) ye Fi her from her matri. |. announced a 20-cent rate, This, |that took first prizes last week hive | 4s pianned to make it an annual in-| hall, 717 Broadway N., at Roy, Sun- FELT HAT monia! sits a, the proprietors say, Is due to cheaper | been entered at the County fair at] stitution. day evening at 8 o'clock. e- (| (7 a Cg ioe Mi Nl bee! labor and the abundant and cheap — — “This home brew se be pretty | urn ae a : . 2 gtrong:ifi ‘your, cane, | It brews trou. |{"0>)Y. ch pprseradian | 5 blo even for the wife who doesn't | 3 . drink it” 18K, 25 year white gold en- di had A Y I that all the girls are wearing. 4 95 graved case, Fine 1) Jewel | rhe number of sets of twins born re ou ntereste Pi 24 In just the smart, simple s movements eeeiss $27.50 here during August has established | a styles that 1 Spm to the % $1 Downs, $1 = Week a record—26 pairs. March was tho| In West Seattle rene np mee ead, are Sizes to 32 Waist lowest previous month, with only | just the thing for school, us ring. ‘ . Full knife-pleated Gran- bad rales tsantalys of Real Estate? Two styles in the wanted ite Cloth Skirts, in navy “Bucktown” for years has been shades of green, and gray. known as “the bad lands” of New eans. © have b ituated . , sy Gotan oicia’ ent cabatgtal Orsay If So, Send for Free Booklet of Children $ and Misses Shoes ‘ans have been wont to go there|f The simplest way toenda cern the Greatest Real Estate Opportu- . Handsomely carved 25 year |when they wished to put on a “hot|f is Blue-jay. Stops the pain in- nity Ever Offered in West Seattle. Sizes $ 19 White wold case, 17) Jewel | night." Now they've changed its|f stantly, Thea the corn loosens . Meat askt , $35.00 | namo to Bast End. The city council || and comes out. Made in clear 81, to 11 i recelved various other suggestions.|{ liquid and in thin plasters. The 9 q Among them were: “Six Shooter | action is the same, It S An iW f Junction,” “Bootleggerville,” “Blind At vour drisid ; Sizes $ 39 Tiger,” “High-Jack Point." Y gist A e ; farier 1114 to 2 Allan Lindsay, 3 years old, with Absolute Auction Sale too many epidermal color cells, and —— F these too near the surface, must Sizes $ 5 avoid sunlight to live, = By Instructi : 21, to 6Y, Blegantly engraved 18K, 25 Sunlight inflames his skin, caus: eee Ton seme y Instruction From 2 72 your me te gold Fine 15 ling serious ulcers that are chocked Dr. Wo, Ch 7 Jewel Bulova ly by darkness, 1. *hines had ices ad mie vate $27.50 |oniyur anvune . Wo, Chinese Doctor PUGET MILL COMPANY rubber heels and leather bat ote! dah roy fr reeats ait. miteantae with < renta ant with soles. All are lace style Polish Countess Is aa all tpt tee high shoes in black We Restring Pearls, 40 Cents, Sentenced to Death | stomach, rheum ; and brown. PETROGRAD, Sept, 28.—The cough, cold, kidney; blood, Sond for Particulars Today, iw Ww E | S Fl E L D death sentence has n passed on rie A Homt aN and Apa B ry Soars rpircenatsarise ony F, Polisy Countess Cecelia Kaka, |] Mt ites Wo Chinese Medicina « AT a at9 A. M GOLDBERG aitinko, the American hero of She Extablished 1903 2 E Pleas send free tilustrated Booklet of , a & revolutionary war, She is charged | S= - —— Puget Mill Company Auction Sale. i with betraying’15 Polish communists 220 Walker Buildi y " Into the hands of the Warsaw gov- ONSTIPATION NAME seccceccccscncccocsesce ss ccesescoesss Iding ‘Trve Stores at Your Service ‘ccittion’. goes, and energy, pep and ‘ ca Ty of ¥ on UNI rT. m0 PIKE Haden Na, vin return when taking ADDRESS | easeeeedaceesteecseesteeescsenes: EL iot-0182 Opp. Postoffice arper ; i { vit ham Wetwrteld can't repair’ |¢ 220, Atchison Globe relates that n| CH AMBERLAIN'S +e ob ebagssdanteenccee spbucseecsseesies Pelntlale "eanit ‘rene traveling salesman proposed to Nis TABLETS ifetrtgh sighed: wifo after this. fashion: “Maggio, (Trade Mark Registered) my love for you exceeds anything in| Keep stomach sweet—liver active— that particular line,” bowels regular—only 25,