The Seattle Star Newspaper, December 3, 1923, Page 4

MONDAY, DECEMBER 3, 1928, i i THE SEATTLE STAR REMAIN OPEN Baxter & Baxter’ s ‘Winter Playground Possible in Nearby Park Tainler National park ls to be a 4 nter asx well as @ summer play. nd The hotels at Longmire Springs and in Paradiso Valley will give serv NA feo and the government wil) keer ’ the alx miles of automobile highway | open from the Nixqually entrance ed gates to National Park inp. Entrance to Parade inn lobby will be thru snow tunnels and the » trip from Longmire Springs to Para oe QP diino ‘Valley will be by anowshoes over nix miles of trail, passing lee-covered a,m. to ayo Charming Gift Novelties for Personal Use and for the Home ‘Sets for the Boudoir are lovely, indeed, in rose or blue brocaded silk elaborated with gold lace and braid consisting usually of five pieces. Certain to 1 8 00 please even the most fastidious... . putndinl A less expensive set of equal charm, is made of cretonne. The pieces are varied, some include a glove box and picture frame as well as brush and powder 5: 95 XS « we ow weet oe cece sic ccccrcec cs oe | Narada Falls and other scenic spots. | Announcement has been made by | the Rainier National Park company e | that tho hotels will be open for win- ter service beginning December 15, | when thero will be stage service from | Tacoma and Seattle, with stage con- | nections at Awhford for the benofit of visitors to the Puget Sound coun try traveling by train. Skis, toboggans and snowshoes Footwear-Selling Event of the season— | will be provided and National Park : | Wonderful Lines and Wonderful Values berths ag lec a ery sari A guests, STARTING TODAY DAUDET’S SON December 3 IS FOUND DEAD [Royalist Leader in Paris | Blames Assassins PARIS, Deo, 3.-— His pockets The building we're in is to be torn down. In February we jwelghted with revolvers, Phillipe q . . Daudet, 15-year-old son of Leon Dau- open a beautiful store, with new stock, in the Denny Build- | det, royalist leader, wae found dead Fy 406 jin m taxt a week ago last Saturday, ing, 1 Second Avenue. Out of the boy's death has risen a ® . © | mystery that apparently holds all Our present large stock—select, varied and up to the min- jthe elements of bleody factional ute in style—will not be moved. It goes to the public in pe eign eft ay Desk Sets are of brocade also; four pieces, in TOBE COLOE 2 i. 9:0 0:0 oisiers ove cic skies reo 525 Exquisite, Colorful Lady Lamps all made up, make the nicest gifts. 12.50 and 18,50, Then there are the frames so 1 65 that you may make one to your liking — Also Screens that drass up the tele- 1.85 PHONO <o siose sins oc 4 o's orn gulig Trays and Baskets Vanity Cases make the nicest gifts because they The newest are very tiny, and are fit in so nicely with the 3.50 ‘beaded; as unique in shape as decorative scheme of —— in design—just the thing to the truly modern home; and __ carry when one a-danc- 3.75 very colorful and clever ing: goes: ; 55 eso ses ce in design are those at 25 ee —MacDougall-Southwick, Fifth Floor We will close out our entire stock of High-Grade Shoes and Hosiery—with the exception of Women’s Cantilevers. “camolota” and communists this Gigantic Sale. suard thelr respectrye headquarters jand mutter of assaasins, | Leon Daudet, editor of the Action A Great Sacrifice for Us! | Francalen, at first gave out that his son had died of IIness. An anarchist e | newspaper, the Libertaire, publiahed A Great Opportunity for You! | sensational story that young Deu | i turned anarchist and after ‘ j = to “kill anyone they wanted A chief attraction is the endless array of Artistic Pumps in | {2 eet out Of the way," ocmmmnitted . : : : mutcide. popular designs and hues, fine leathers, satins, silver- ‘The youth's father then announced | cloths, patents, suedes and combination effects, for any posed ed ow Sag been axsansinated | and all occasions. The fact that three revolvers were found in young Do jonstrated, according to the com. munista, that he intended to kill at reduced price—dainty silks to harmonize with any shoe. 1 Sasa Tesdel eoaag the eeeocs |**were planted.’* In our carefully selected hosiery stock you will find—also Everyone interested In the “‘came- Jota," the royalist organ, or com- munist or anarchist parties im en. syle: conifer terials and construction. Get them while gaged a the debate which ts to pre comf mai! tru: loccupy Paria the price is down, The youth's body was amuggled home and buried without an autopsy, Now it is to be exhumed, The police believe the youth was if you will step in, you will find offerings you'll be glad | insane and are supported tn the the. you did not avertook. jory that he committed suicide by tes. pl mre mow meee || Intriguing, Delightful [Washington Art | a! ining ‘gam sane Silken Underthings ‘ it yy 4 : it . i if Dougall-Southwick.” : 4 ¥ M4 ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ s i ¥ N 3 ¥ ¢ M4 4 * ‘ 4 4 M « For the first and probably the last time, Men's Cantilever and Grant Flexated Shoes are reduced in price. Peerless in Our Motor Fleet Gives Fleet Service It is not possible to quote prices in this announcement, but | er mired the thoroughly up-todate trucks as they hotels for decorative purposes, has | been mado to Roy Carruthers, man. |ager of the Waldorf-Astoria, who has been made the managing atrec-| brings a privilege to Mao- | tor of the Olympic, by the publicity! § Dougall - South wick—to Of heavier quality committes of the Chamber of Com-| the New Olymple hotel, instead of : : 44 whole development increas of crepe de Chine, tailored and lace 1326 SECOND AVENUE the type of pictures usually used by | § , i ing by leaps and bounds. trims. Sleeveless and Bateau neckline 95 eel Such growth necessitates effects. In the shades orchid, peach responsibilities, and that and flesh. serve Seattle's growing —crepe de Chine gowns and chemises . . — | maroe. | whe ange al Heated -crepe an¢ D h Bl Shrine Ceremonial | tempten of the order thruout the| PJ an Furnishing Threo shipments of steel for tho| OE Ne celica wall hip frims of real mH Mor modele Y.95 | ° country. s Olympic will arrive within the next pet ie Shades o: ach, orchi: lesh. eat ow to, Will Be Held Soon) jayitstions to aizen tempte, of Vie | of New Hospice ays. “From now on there will all alate meal oy $4 : liveries twice each day, ome mornings st 830, and af- Blo rs and Step-Ins ternoons at 2:30, Satur- of Radium and crepe de Chine. 2 95 days there is a special de- Fancy trims of Val. lace and Filet ey inserts. Orchid, flesh and honey- to dew. 5.95 To send away If the gift must travel, it must be light. What could be nicer than a Camisole of Radium or Satin, with trim of French flowers a boxed for mailing; 2 | material speeding up of con.| Shriners will hold the fall cere-|toria, B. C., and to Afif! temple, of} Furnishings for the St. Vincent's! on bd | | r Rheumatism monial of the Nile temple of Seattle | Tacoma, have been accepted by of-| home for the aged, which is the! — $$ in the Shrine auditorium of the Ma-|fictal heads of these chapters, offi.|onty tostitution of Its kind tn Se Whether you have had jt one or) sonic temple Thursday, December 6,/ cers and members of both coming to|attle and will accommodate 300 per- many years, if your pains do not be-| honoring Conrad V. Dykeman, !m-| gin do disappear by the twelfth day| é | Seattle Thursday afternoon to attend | sons, will be purchased and tn-| fy finder Anti-Uric treatment we wiil|Perial potentate, who comes from Fefund the $1.50 that you pay us for| Brooklyn, N. Y., and {s visiting the| the ceremonial. stalled before January 1, 1924, at) Same. That's how confident we are that Anti-Uric gives the desired re-| For sale by Bartell Drug| stores.—Advertisement. | which time the building will be| == 7? -. ee 30 years ~ doing good Gifts at 1.00 In the Toilet Goods Section Perfumisers that aro waaeagail-seathwisk: weiss wider most attractive .....- 1,00 Smelling Salts in novelty containers ... . seeeee Ns ry Also Bath Salts in the pata Gane ream Robes That Are Warm and Gift Botth of Perfume and Toltet, Waters, tu a Cozy Make Splendid Gifts sorted floral odors ...1,00 outh wick, |Officials Speak ready for occupancy, Frank M. Sul-| livan, chairman of the executive| | for Anniversary committes in charge, announced | | OLD PORT WINE MINGLED WITH OLIVE O1L--A BOON TO GOOD HEALTH PORTOLIVE Portolive bullds up brain, nerve and body. It recharges the run- down nerve battery. It brings back the old gusto to “go get” the things you are ambitious for. A simple, food-value, tone-up-value combination of rare old port wine | and the luscious oll of the olive| combined with other as health. | toning ingredients. It restores in fatigue, guards the ‘ody against the cevms and} influenza and fortifies the system | against those serious ailments which strike {h the early months of spring ‘when the body is at low-tid ilet lace. And it ts attractively Others at 2.95, \ Meetings in commemoration of the | Mor } 50th anniversary of the founding of| A planned ‘by the com. the Brotherhood of Locomotive Fire-| Mittee to raise funds for the pur-| | men and Engineers were held in 13|Chase of furnishings, was to open Inited States you. |at the Providence A GOOD LUNCH “HUNCH” Tomorrow when the noon whistle blows make tracks for one of these Colegrove]¥ places and enjoy this} * Special Value lunch: ital at noon gathering,| Monday. Meals 0 served dally | under the supervision of the ladies’ itary of the home. istera of Charity of the How ler spoke as a|of Providence donated the site for| |the bullding. ‘The home will be| trictly non-sectarian. For her leisure hours—A Robe of quilted silk, truly a creation, It may be of taffeta, crepe de Chine or satin, with lam b's- wool lining, Street The Men’s | Shop Such gift sugges- | tions as— Hick 16.50 Others up to 37.50 Sausage Cakes Country Gravy Fried Sweet Potatoes Bread and Butter Belts, 600, 1.00 Corduroy Robes Hickok Buckles, All druggists have Portoi | a 1,00 in breakfast coat st¥le, in vertisement. | be aA hae Fe 5 a8 Volvelle or embossed ef: | Initialed Linen Handker- fect. Very attractive Neuritis the ie ae rae 1.00 5.95—10.95 -W | A Name that stands set Nerve recker for Good Food, “ern Shep, Fame Tnulue who have experienced ie oor heuritis know the upon the entire n : ¢ In the SPECIALTY [Bi Stationery QUICK QUAKER Gee Mire 4. 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