The Seattle Star Newspaper, December 10, 1923, Page 2

FLAG “INCIDENT” MAY BRING SUIT Vanderbilt Threatens Libel Action Against Member VICTORIA, Dec, Vanderbilt, Jr, millionaire nowa- paperman, thru legal representa. Uyes, Saturday, notified Maj, Ry J. Bunlo, member of British Columbia parliament, that he will sue him for Hbel if press dispatches stating that “Burte sald he had compelled Van- @erbilt to haul down his American fag from his island in Sproat lake {hear Alberni, Vancouver sland) Were correct. Burde represents a $0.—Cornelius Jazz Courtships National Scandal America is becoming a scandal among tho nations because of Jann Woolngs, unconsecrated marriage and early divorces, In the opinion of the Rey, H. 8, Templeton, pas. tor of the University Presbyterian chureh, speaking Sunday in his pulpit, Ho defined thy modern home as an automobiie in the middle of the road bound nowhere 8. BE. FLEMING, assistant super. FEAR MADE YOU WHAT YOU ARE TODAY, THIS PREACHER BELIEVES HAR ix what makes us olvil: jued, declared the Rev, ©, J, Hawkins, pastor of tho Plymouth Congregational chureh, in his Buns day night sermon, “Kear of un employment, of fallure in busl |] ness, of disease, of war, create Ao- tivities which have brought ws thus far in the progress of ofyil. {xation,”’ ho declared, intendent of city schools, is sched-| of the religious educational work: uled to address’ the noon meeting era at Dartnall's cafeteria, Tuesday, —send for THRIFT EMBER 10, 1928, SEATTLES GREATEST GIFT STORE: SHOP IN PERSON OR BY MAIL! —only 2 weeks until Christmas. Not much time for you to read, nor much time for us to write. Just these few words to tell you: business never has been better. The STANDARD, month after month, has been beating sales for 1922. Also a record-break- ing year. The reason: —never in the history of the STANDARD have our stocks beer. so extensive—so attrac- tive—so expressive of VALUE and WORTH, That's the reason. —in this advertisement the Pic- ture and Price tell the story, $1— down puts any item pic- tured in your home. We want you to know “Your Credit Is Good!” Sonstituency in which the young millionaire’s. hunting and fishing home is located. Burde, during a speech urging/ greater cultivation of Canadian | \ \ YY } | as i" \" Milk Spiri: in British Columbia school: Americans exploiting British Colum: | | | 4s alleged to have declared th Dia forests had refused to send their | oak cabinet. Equipped down. Authorities here Opinion that Vanderbilt has no Srounds for suit, as remarks made in the ley ure are privileged. are of the} PYREX GIFT BET. Cas- serole, baking dish and pie plate A any worman will appreciate, DINING CHAIR Fumed oak. Gen- ulne leather seat. Spe- cial MAR INGTO} inet fintah MA WASH. sewing oab- GENUINE LEATH- BR Mahogan to seat rocker, Fumed oak wift Ws Family Tree Now Subject of Club)! Members of the Seattle Genealog-| {eal society will hold ‘their first! meeting Monday evening at § i @clock in the auditorium of tho se 4 P | Chamber of Commerce. Objects of aA . i the society will be explained. <i Judge Harry D, Moore will speak on “The Objects of the Society; the Rev. Ambrose M. Batley will take “Why Trace Your Ancestry?" as his tehme, and Mra. W. F. Dun-! lap of Creosote wil speak on “Ho to Study Your Own Genealo; This meeting is open to the publi ' Seattle Importer Succumbs in South | Death took Frederick Mowers, 31, | Seattle importer, at Les A: Saturday, according to word reach fag here. He was a member of the} firm of Denny & Mowbray, import-| ers, with offices in the Emph building. Mowers is survived b; his widow, Elsie Rinehart Mowers, | and his sister, Hazel Mowers, ot} Spokane. He had been a resident} Of Seattle for 15 years. fy Dp EMPRESS GRAND SEW. w—ateel ING MACHINE. Golden range, enameled. oven ther- eer... 19.50 TAPESTRY SEAT, fumed oak rocker, LOW eee 18,45 Rey children to Alberni schools ur IM with latest attachments. the Canadian flags were t Ay h a a nnn FD , ny tal priced for DO YOUR CHRISTMAS SHOPPING BY MAIL! —“Thrift,” our 180-page, beautifully illustrated Mail Order Catalogue, will help you do your Christmas shopping by mail. This catalogue con- tains thousands of useful gifts—watches, silver- ware, furniture, dinnerware, rugs, lamps, kitchen cabinets, sewing machines, washing machines, aluminum ware, toys, ranges, stoves, cedar chests, draperies—all sold on very low, reasonable credit terms. select your holiday gifts from Thriftt—make a smal! payment down as shown In schedule of payments on Page 1 of Thrift —then pay the balance In small convenient monthly pay ments during next year. Your order will be given immediate + and careful attention. END IN THIS COUPON TODAY) STANDARD FURNITURE CO,, | ] SEATTLE, WASH. DEPT, 8. S<mocnsi® BIVINEs eeeeeeree . any article in this advertisement ONE DOLLAR DOWN! —making it easy to buy your Christmas gifts at the STANDARD. Select any item in this advertisement, pay only $1— DOWN. Pay the balance in small weekly or monthly payments to suit your convenience. “Your Credit Is Good!” GENUINE COWHIDE TIRED AUTO. " Painted red and yellow. Has bumper and mo- tometer. Very prieet 6479 FAMED “JAIL CAT” — WINS SHOW AWARD || AN FRANCISCO, Dec. 10.—So- || ciety was a little bit star. || tled today, when {ft learned Mrs. || Rena Mooney’s “jail cat,” “Pep- per,” had won the prize at- the Annual Pacific coast cat show |/ “Pepper” is the° son of the || handsome Persian tabby Mrs. Mooney kept “with her in jail I here while she and her hushand were awaiting trial on murder charges growing out of the San Francisco Preparedness day pa- rade dynamiting of 1916. | The cat, which Mrs. Mooney Never suspected as a prize win. |! ner, had been entered at the show at the request of a cat fancier whose attention “Pepper” CLOSING OUT TOY DEPARTMENT! every item except a few mama dolls and wheel goods— As I have not recelved your new 1924 FREE Mall Order I Catalog, kindly send it to the following address at once. | | NAMO oeecscccesssssede store : TEA WAGON. Combination walnut or mahogany. Glass tray to) Drop leaves, A very special TEA WAGON. Combination mahogany. Has extra shelf. Glase cray top.,-Very ape; cla. priced WINDSOR ROCKER. BMOKERS PRISCILLA Mahovany finish, Very | STAN D, sewlig cabinet. Mahogany fine feb. eees. Be AVED table Mal ish. A up ciai Value... a Knitted Closing via MIRRORS. KEWPIE DO! Several styles. sweater and o out sale price SMOKERS [awokeRns STAND. Mhe. [| STAND, Mhe. fn... 9.65 | it... 8.90 sMOKERS [8 STAND, Mhe, int... B39 inh. MOKERS STAND. Ma- finish... 6.39 ———— SMOKERS STAND, Mhg, thee. 1.85 aMOKERS STAND. Mhg. fan... 5e1O SMOKERS’ 8T. Mahog- —at less than cost! —at cost! —at nearly cost! CHILD'S CRIB, as 28x52 in, size. Ivory enam Special priced. 10.95 CHAIR, | HIGH. CHAIR ‘umed 3.95 | i CHILD'S ROCKER. Golden oak, Aftificial leather TAROUR- BETTE, Mhg. iat.... 1.85 TORCHIER. as pictured, 20-in. me 2.85 never have Seattleites been offered such a timely opportunity to select their Christmas Toys at a price that makes every Toy Dollar do nearly double duty. Closing out our Toy Department. That's the reason. No trouble doing it—except handling the crowds—thousands and thousands of eager buyers have taken advantage of this event—it will PAY YOU to do likewise. FIVE-PLY tray TRUNK. Double LIBRARY TABLE xactly strongly construct “ etnias As pictured, Combination ma- hogany. Special priced —no deliveries —-no exchanges —no sales to dealers ere possible it will be appreciated if you will try and arrange to do your shopping in this department during lling ‘the tremendous business during le of this i ¥ am Reh + R D aie rast 7)) FURNITURE CO a OECOND AT PINE £ SCHOENFELD B SONS L. SCHOENFELD & SONS wD RADE, MATLK DE TELEPHONE SET, Ma- ed. Spec gany finished. Very for the week CLOSING OUT TOY DEPARTMENT! —toys now at cost! —near cost! —-less than cost! SEATTLE Second Ave, at Pine St L, TACOMA Schoenfeld & Sons —come now, while selections are complete and extensive.