The Seattle Star Newspaper, November 22, 1923, Page 5

THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 22, 192: NIE RNE LTS Convenient Payments | PLAN FOR “U" : * | GRUNBAUM: BROS GLEE CONCERT ea) FURNITURE CO, ING. Interesting Program Is Ar-| SIXTH AVE, BETWEEN PIKE AND PINE} || ranged by Dean Irving Glen | ; ; Preparations are being mada for A CHRISTMAS GIFT A MAN APPRECIATES LEATHER the 24th annual University of Wash. ington Gleo club concert to be given In Meany hall on the campus tomor row night at 8:16. Dean Irving M lege of muslo, elub, gram, The ‘Washingtonian: who has trained the BAG of full with a surface cowhide, PRE Jaze orchestra, Will present several : ; ‘ ; leather ning, $ T) solotats, 3 ; black, tan, or brown coly } Tho program for the concert fol: 2 ; or, In sizes 16, 17 and } |) lows: - | } ‘How Down to W | : ; 18inch. A bag of excep: } |i ian’ mown, to Washineton", 3 tional quality $8 85 ; ie tar viacit, Ws Glee ctu, 5 ee § [| Popular selections ) SPECIAL,. Ae Byncopated Pyrotechnic. } LEATHER BAG of heavy cowhide, hand sewed, equipped with } og he “Washingtontans,"* | } double handles, brass hardware. Colors: black, tan or brown. } f] (tema aos ‘tape } Slee 18 Inch, $15 85 i tet V, of W. > spac . } | manjo Duo 5 SPECIAL. B ) Dick and Charles Crouch, g } J | "On the Road to Mandalay”. Ole Speake of W. G ub. ; TOYLAND Incidental solo, Frank Hethel ie” Verat ; Delane ; ‘OTHERS will find it easy to keep tho kiddies out of doors ¢ tat dis | 5 3 and healthy with such toys as are noted here cipedes, 3 J] Crankshaw, Marcus, Bethel 3 = ; ro } Kiddie Kars, Scooters, } || Vic Jones, Walter Hawking, Vie Whitlock | } Wagons, Red Riders, Tot ; |" Bong of Bteol” Bprosa| | ; ; U, of W. Glee Club. Rg Bikew land i Care A } |] Poputar setections— ) size for every little one. } The “Washingtonians,” ; § J] Vioun soto | ; || “Tambourine Chinot + Keister | ; David Burnham SPECIAL “Aina date > | U, of 'W. Gise “Club } } } \BLOcIPEDE with 6 i) WOMAN NAMES | , inch front wh: and $ bans na nie ||| MEN FLOGGERS } } %M-inch rubber tires. : > con jib emp MARIETTA, Ga, Noy, 22—Mra.| + Rae $10.85 | Bertha Holcomb today named six| } GIAL.... men whom she claimed participated | ; in the flogging of herself and a com 3 i } |} vanion by a masked mob near here| : “We're Pretty SA Cute y ie week apo De ee 2 * dali and Loving” ho men, under Indictment by the ; and Cuddling ie |} Cobb county grand jury, included | Keller Hasty, delphia brothers The men deny they took part in the whippings. pitcher for the Phila Americans, and hia two Holeomb to the grand jury she and 8. H. Norton of Atlanta were kid Glen of the col:| promises a very excellent pro " the club's According to the story told by Mrs. | | naped by six masked men, taken te| Candy in Seattle to retrieve losses sustained in the Orient. Quake} Victim are te Anew SEATTLE STAR nh Ae It's not too late to start anew at the age of 66, declares | “Mother” Finch, Japane quake victim, who is now making ade tints Senpiek and lathad Photo by Price & Carter, Star Hiatt Photographers with leather strifbs BY G, LUCILLE BUTLER) And tt looks an tho 2 Dolls of every di n Dolls j Phey beat us unmercifully," she ‘OU wouldn't expect to find an| she sells q - Dolls, Dolls in « a dress, complained. “I wan stripped to the Y old lady king candy in the| quent the ep, walk, cry and coo. Pri m Be to 2 || Walst and lashed with a strap, while] pear of as repalr 6—NOW, | celves mang repeat ord the men cursed. My companion was | would you? But that's just what 18| who have tried her ec Bot ‘only whippe but kicked and goin, on at son st, althO|she works away, © oanut Ps peaben with: stones the sign of the repair shop on the|right from the fussy brown shell ‘' SPECIAL Mrs, Holcomb said the young men | goo jends no clue k up nut meats and mixing N myrna were Jealous of the atten-/" 44 right away I've got late MA-MA Dolls, 8 high; splendidly made, in pre i paid her by Norton |busy and rectify some mista My potato masher does the work dresses, bo: 4 shoes $1 59 5 > |are lable to make in th now"—and a mile bubbled up from SPECIAL. . I OWER BRE AK | Mother Finch," as abe ca |the wells of her brown eyes—bu hite bon: and 4," or the back of the s#hoe/liter on I will have especially place as not being a desirable | planned Inery to take care of $3.89 street cars routed out ‘are First tied up minutes morning. for ne at First ave rew © a hur. job, but cars were lined locks before the break was repaired, and both sides of First were lined with workers walking to preak 1 We Queen Anne. Lake Burien, Fort Lawton t Hill PL AN PROGRAM FOR MEETING interesting Using this Free Service? A program will be cf at the World Fellowship! Tt comes with every sack of cement. It rps fae pl ating ash has been made possible through the Port- lowing artists will participate land Cement Association by the eighty-six Miss Ruth Merrideth, xylophone nol Lotus Quartet, selections cement manufacturers who are ity mem- Miss Lillian Katayama, violin nolo bers. M Mary Charniashevsky, plano cP and Miss Edith Knapp, harp They realized that important research __ TIES UP CARS| of sweet jon for the prod She ISN'T The wo this pa * whe v » for edges 66 ye confident of success; but nothing “old” about her posed chan There who was, standing at her! (rare fe. ware: taken home-made table, working away with : a good old yell fixing the maki the fixings, for into the three vartetien | « is at present plac @ potato mash mixing bow! be makin’ that s ¢ market ra ago ma know all shways, th on which parking we ed except for loadin requirement of ho war rink fn t at Washington, a permission of on First to Holgate st.; a , very A Murderer of Woman ru the ha near ee cuts, was found by her hus- | until the earthquake 7 . In search of the negro| band when he returned from work. temt lor lett her bye and Baby Is Hunted whe ed & Agnes Mudie} Tho baby’s body was near by, . . with but a few po» ‘our avenues, aes s ‘: | oes us h with {4nd prohibition of parking on elther SAVANNAH, Ga, Nov her baby dav Mu- | Officers said they feared a lynching pig" side of W. Pike st. or on the north | Posse headed by ¢ 5 sashed or nd east si * of all streets and ave nues where the paving ~|than 26 feet from cu y previous rough roads And so she packed her few be. 4 started for fon of ntartin r the great qua Well, 1res less to curb. Carlyle Blackwell Divorces His Wife “Destitut she queri ker" I wouldn't say that I in clothe: and educational work was necessary to 3 = | “f had made candy before for! LOS AN' ELE S, Ne v. 2c give people the best information on how to Pair Charged With | de HU Mpelirube Eyles tha. ene don| vemettay” eee ata tae his use cement. They also realized that this Kidnaping Debtor | grsien 4 and putting my beet effort| wife, Known professionally ax Ru could be done better by unified effort than HICAGO, Nov. 22-—H ante ete I established alin 1908 and parted {n 1016, Dre by any individual company alone, aEboee een nna | acon foe mynelt." Blackwell testified. He Is now in z were: had by (= seas on ‘ : Gas tarp ely phe ta dlp st tharos ; = agreement wheret the wil { the benefit of this Association’s long a ylor, president ay Shas been exhaustive studies on how best to use ae coi the dare cement for the most satisfactory results in ays in an effort to collect an a 4 debt of $9,000 concrete construction, Whatever use you plan to make of ce- ment—whether you are building a con- crete hog house or concrete dairy barn,a stretch of concrete walk or a concrete road, asilo or a skyscraper, a home,workshopor a factory—you needn't guess. You can know, If you want information about the use- fulness of concrete under certain condi- tions, how to mix or place it to get the gator value ee every sack of cement —you can get it by writing any one of our 28 offices listed below. Supplying dependable information ithsee ati by booklet, by letter or by conference when necessary, is the work of this Association. Millions of helpful booklets, covering a multitude of uses of concrete, are distributed annually to people who know they needn’t guess— who know they can get the facts from us. ed here while attemtping Naylor a second time, they believed to kidnap police said] OUR MODERN METHODS will reveal the cause of your trouble. Examination FREE Glasses as low as $2.50 Rothwell Optical Co. DENTISTRY. Less Than = One of our new booklets, “Concrete in H ALF-PRICE 7 hee nhs Home Sanitation,” will surprise you with ean Fee OAas he the number of easy ways in which con- q a an crete can be used to make the home & a oy) healthier and happier. Address our near- OHIO PAINLESS est district office for your free copy. ht 14 PORTLAND CEMENT ASSOCIATION #1809 Crowne sae » $4.00 Crowns 3. it 111 West Washington Street $30.00 Plates $10.00 a CHICAGO {$19.00 Plates 85.00 j pak 35.00 Plates 815.00 tod cA National Organization to Improve Our Ww balibons Rubber Fister aaine v4 and Extend the Uses of Concrete All Work Guaranteed for 15 Years q ) Atlante Denver Kansas City New York Birmingham Des Moines Los Angeles vw | OHIO Bouon’ Detroit Memphis Philedelhle aes Judurerie New Orteans Sak Lane C CUT RATE DENTISTS Hatablishe Second | 0 Years versity St. to 12 Sundays [open 9 to 6 Dally Leonard and his son were arrest. | ONS, HEARTBURN pocTORS ADVISE DIGESTION!!! PORT WINE AND aes IVE OIL A prominent physician tn an in. terview today says if the public knew tho tonic value of port wine and olive of! they would quick Chew a few Pleasant Tablets, Instant Stomach Relief! ly regain their health. Port Olive Is a combination of rich cream, oll and rare old port wine scie blended with other medical agents It quickly restores tired out, run. down systems, is especially valuadle in ane and all wasting disease, increases weight and strength, Start today taking Port Olive, na | ture’s food t and see how quick. von sealer ck or uncom.| ly you improve. On nale at all drug. set ated wating ih m| gists, The Port Olive Co, 316 8 Sean ve apep-| Broadway, Los Angeles—Advertise. the « nd corrects ‘ digestion the moment it reaches | | stomach ‘This guaranteed stomach corr Nok Rassias ae a fly Marg any Zemo, the Clean, Antiseptic | drug store. Keep it handy!—Adver ' ter nt ; Liquid, Gives Prompt Relief | There is one safe dependable | treatment that relieves {tching tor | skin. any druggist for a 350 or $1| ROUGH, RED SKIN t Zemo and apply it as di-! vetted Soon you will find that Any bre je akin, frritation: Pimples, Blackheads, | even fiery, a, can be) 5 a, lotche Ringworm and | quickly, overcome by applying a lit mflar skin troubles will disappear. | tle Mentho. phur decla ®) Zemo, the penetrating, satisfying noted skin aint Because of| jiquid, is all that is needed, for it ita germ destroying properties, this anishes most skin erupt ) makes sulphur preparation begina at once |, © skin soft mooth and health: to tho irritated skin 1 heal) Zemo & DAD, Zemo Ointment, 60¢ such as rash, pimples and Ad tisement do. not have to walt for rellef trom nm iroubies troubl mall jar With C of Rowle uticura | | tres'of Cnitours Laberatorisn Daph', Malden’ THE RHODES ©. 9 to 10 Shirtings/92inch striped Madran Shirtings in a good assortment of col ored striped patterns, will be placed on sale for FRIDAY HOUR SALES telephon and the No mail, chandtae, 10 toll Women's He , or 0. O. D. ordera taken on Friday Hour Bale Mer= | right to Umit quantities 44 reserved. 11 to 12 1 to2 includ: : j Mee ta tn tHe Do ig netntefashioned ally Brushed Wool Sweaters Men‘s Underwear, includ | extle Section ng He nioned si An ad on '39c and a few silk and fiber. 24 Men's Sweaters in ing fleece lined cotton be mixed hose in black, brown anda few in blue garments, taken from | Hot Water Bottlen—s6 While, Cordovan and ang tan in coat style, our regular stock and | 2-quart ‘nize bottlon and Fee ee ich alse in have been taken from priced for quick disposal, 26 f , Fountain #yz! Ke liticnestianed every color, These have regular stock selling at pap ae io ae vill be placed on sale, 6, Dra E 5 1 Seveble dourtn the Drug light Imperfections. For 47.50. ‘Tho sizes are 36, ant a. oe Sundries Dept. Priced ae 59c broken. These will be 1'25, ¥or this hour, a ies a par ; zi | very special; 59 Ege: placed on sale for this gar 65 ete ke Cc Or 2 Pairs for $1.00 PAN $3 85 fant, c —150 yards of , . Or 2 for $1.25 a Women’s Petticonts— 49 VAnings — 160 sainen Mretetes 5 ! cotton petticoats in reg. ¥lorentin ‘ par satin ular sizes and in nav mixed lning, Hehe* Japanese Lunch Cloths Pillow Tops—100 of them green ‘and black, made Wide and in floral and jy assorted x n a good assortment of with ruffled flounces,are conventional designs of jue and w estry designs will be special for this hour in good color Ve spe 48 inches. for ced on sale for this the Women's Apparel lal for this hour in the this hour in the Do. ur in the Drapery De- Dept. 48 Silk Dept., 98 mestic Bee: 69 ‘tment, 45 Each. ...6+0. C sa yara C tion. ach... C vact c Don’t Miss the Men’s Great Pre-Holiday Tie Saie Now Taking Place in Our Men’s Department ! Women’s Cotton Union Suits Special $1.95 Cotton Union Suits with mercerized thread stripes and in high neck, long sleeve, ankle length style. Also Dutch neck, elbow sleeve, knee length and low neck, no sleeve, knee length styles. es are 34 to 44, Formerly $2.50 a suit. Special Friday, a suit, $1.95. Girls’ Union Suits—Special 95c° Fleece lined Cotton Union Sults, in Dutch , knee length style; sizes are 4, 6 and 8 years. Also, Sleeping Garments, with fect, { Priced special for Friday at 95¢. Outing Flannel Gowns $1.50 Women's Gowns, w made of a splendid grade outing flannel in round neck, shoft ve styl These are in malze, pink, flesh color and white, trimmed with braid and fagot Splendid values at $1.50 each 2to3 3 to 4 4to5 Bulk Perfumes, in assorted odors, will be e : bred = pba ° Women's Hose—Full fash. Women's Girdles and Corsets; placed on sale for this hour in the Drug 90 in including elastic Sundries Dept Joned silk, with lisle tops, I, Bundries Der 50c ati Race one tz, <firdies and back Ince style An ounce i on ii se Veg corsets of pink coutil. The Lingerie Crepes tn plain colors and mead ata dip er Hest former are in sizes 28, 29 and red patterns. These are 40 inch have pointed heels, 30, and the latter in 21, 23 r this hour in the 19 a 9 btsigie 3. Very special for this Section. A yard c Imperfect hour in the Corset Dept. on Untrimmed Hats—s0 women's hat shapes ites 89 Heli dig eaten nn 59c in aK ge of colors and styles, selling PAI +++++r2+0 +06 Floor. Each...... formerly for #1 s and higher, are priced — Pyrape Material Odds and Ends of Boys’ Hats cs ert oe bar 95c ni in roll brim, turn down and teteeees : rali-rah style; also crushers, Novelty Ribbons—400 yards in narrow grounds; in a broken line of sizes and width ultable for sashes, corsages and hanging colors, Formerly $1.25 and mas novelties. A good line of colors low tops. For this hour, higher. For quick clearance combinations. V: 5 a 22 this hour 4 re Cesare Ne Gre gutter sae 1 28 | 4 and|if the neg Friday ee =F Good Values ROYAL ROCHESTER CASSEROLES “WEAR-EVER” ALUMINUM WITH PYREX INSET ROASTERS—Specially Priced Small Size Cut Cover in round or oval $4.50 ape WITH Medium Size HEAVY NIC. $5.50 KEL - FRAME, Large Size k Y HAN $6.50 a a baits for roasting, eae canning and hous ehol¢ preserving, Made of hard, thick sheet (Get yours tomorrow.) SPECIAL! Prise Electric Curling Irons $1.49 Specially made for Curling and Waving bobbed hair. — (Guaranteed) O’Cedar Polish Mops, Special 79c Your Choice of treated or dry mop. RAIN-E-DAY WINDSHIELD SWIPES Special 98c Cleans both sides of the windshield, VERY SPECIAL AT GENDRON REED DOLL BUGGIES A special value $3. 1] 9 for Friday at Size 18x21x7 inches; has movable top and is finished in Ivory. Wheels arc A for the little rub: ber tired. splendid gift girl -__—___—_——___—. Odds and Ends The Raine af Spotlights day swipe rd Makes) assures you clear vision 1-3 Leas at all times, OUR BIG SALE OF ROGERS AND BROS. A-! SILVERWARE Continued One More Day. Wonderful Values at - ry ae 98c