The Seattle Star Newspaper, December 10, 1923, Page 5

Bs © Sd MONDAY, DECEMBER 10, 1928. ey y } Liberal} i Credit } at Grurbaum Bros, to it. Bveryone is heartily welco | Grunbaum Bros XACTLY as pictured, ¢ a in maroon and b is silk lined, silk. fringed. cpu soecia $22.00 § | SPECIAL | Jiffy Washer Jeff Electric Toy. (illustrated), fitted ‘with cord that fastens to any lamp socket. Price. ...$8.50 Metal Hay Wagon, paint- red, with gold discg s. SPECIAL. .69¢ 9 ¢ wagon, with horse BS SPECIAL 89¢ FURNITURE Co. INC, SIXTH AVE, BETWEEN PIKE AND PINE irc] The Largest Complete Homefurnishing Store in the Northiweat Ke Terms The Christmas Store for Everyone! * PEN an account NOW with any purchase and do your Chr If you already have istmas shopping for all the family harge account you may add all gift purchases me at GRUNBAUM BROS, Visit here at your lelsure. iN | LIBERAL CREDIT — EASY TERMS / .’ Great Holiday Lamp Sale! XACTLY as pletured, in gray or gold polyeh silk shade is silk }Hned, fringed. Colors, blue, orange, putty, malilberry. $13. 50 XACTLY as pletured, or gray po! tled stand; sille lined, nile fringed. orange, rone, putty, “Special SPECIAL Substantial 23 ins. and CIAL Miniature Railway , tem. SPECIAL. .$3.4 45 4 41924 Sport Friction "Auto, 18 inches long. , SPECIAL $1.98 Doll long, pillows. Beds, mattress SPE- Inspector of Forts SC in Seattle Today To inspect coast defenstve fortifl cations, Gen. Henry D. Todd, Ninth corps army area, coast artillery, was scheduled to arrive in Seattle at 6 p.| I m. Monday en route to Port Town wend. prog Goldfish ‘are regaining popularity | Mo: as pets in America, where one/ “farm” plans to breed 5,000,000 next | pro year. gro’ The nonths. Telephoned | requests to ERENADERS 0 | PLAY ON RADIO. 8 response to numerous requests, | nounced by wing thelr broadcast last Wed. | Methods of ‘Selling Bonds to Be Probed night, Turney Thomas’ Tw.) enaders will play a request m over Radio KDZE at 8:30} nday night Twilight ved one of ups of rad Serenaders have | w most popular | plo: ertainers in re-! tising BAXTER & BAXTER offer you these and many other attractive models in High-Grade Footwear at ' Removal Sale Prices We're going to open a new store in February, because this building comes down, and we're not going to move our present stock. The Season’s Loveliest Styles in Pumps are the Big Outstanding Feature of this Sale, but you will find also Oxfords, High Shoes, Sandals, Boudoir Slippers and a most exten- all.going at attrac- tive reductions. During this Sale, also, we are sive line of Silk Hosiery— going to sell Men’s Cantilever and Grant Flexated Shoes at Reductions 1326 SECOND AVENUE Py we THRE COOLIDGE lependent offices » slashed far Delow appropria 1 provided them for the eurrent fiscal year. ‘The veterans’ bureau suffered th: ‘ontost cut, its estimate being placed more than $8,000,000 low its current appropriation, DECREASES AN’ | INCREASES 1 , The principa »priations asked and notations of the approximate tn: ao or d ‘ease from appropria from the current fiscal year Legislative establishment, $15,783, 6, decrease $760,000, opartment of agriculture, $69,590,- 86, $15,000,000. commerce, $24,048,- t of the Interior, 100, decreane, $26,000,000, artment of labor, $6,702,505, de: $800,000, Avy department, $278,499,054, de crease, $20,000,000. ato department, $400,000. ry department, $148,086,005, $209,- $14,988,446, de , $96,441,002, de. 1, $949,065,000, de- rement, 00,00 rest, $50,000,000. | ASKS $20,000,000 FOR COAST GUARD Postoffice department, payable out of postal receipts and not by appro priation, $613,09,183, increase, $28,- 000,000 Mr, Coolldge told congress in hin meanag appropriations he would shortly axk it to provide an additional $20,000,000 with which to ment for t ast Kuard to enable , | it to cope more adequately with rum runners While dwelling on this subject, Mr $510,000, $890,000,000, to tho Increase of 6 estimates for pro. enforcement indicating his | desire that the money be provided, stimates for the war and ruments provide for the on of the present person |nel of the service, no money being power sought by Secretaries Weeks and Denby. PLAN DECRE. INCOM! SEIN TAXATION ernal revenue ane of $6,000,000 $493,000,000, 0 “DEEP SEA VENISON” {dale West a really k is a rare to get it at Its a righ vo's tomorrow Grilled Halibut Steak Potatoes au gratin, bread and butter come to Cole SPECIALTY FOOD SHOP 110 PIKE ST. 1524 THIRD AVE. AUTO KITCHEN 819 EAST PIKE SEATTLE HERE’S MORE ABOUT STARTS ON PAGE 1 30,344,000, de-| | that In addition to these| provided for tho Increases in man| STAT MESSAGE torma of its debt agreement with this country, Will pay $160,000,000 into| the treasury next year, probably*in | liberty bonds Under the Jaw there will be re-| tired, | Mr. Coolidge opened hin budget measage with a concise review of the countrys’ finances since the war, He pointed out that since August, 1919, | when the national debt was at it , it has been y $4,600,000,000} He! ungod immediately into his! endation for tax reductions The American people haye given 4 truly magnificent demonstration of patience and patriotism during the years they have borne this burden,” Mr, Coolidge said. “In less than seven years, to put |the matter briefly, we have spent | $40,000,000,000 and we have paid from current reventies $14,000,000,- | 000 or nearly half the amount. “Certainly the nation which has| |thus patiently p ed in meeting the enormous burden of governme Jal cowts Ie entitled at tt | ponsible mi Jure of re joan pom “r vineed that the tine has now ¢ to extend this Nef thru a substantial reduc in taxation and the fiseal pro- gram which is crystallized In the budget estimates which are here- with transmitted to the congress Is based on this purpose. | “We are all familiar with the facts | that the Jarger part of the tax burden arives not from the exaetions of the federal government but from the governmental cost of states and municipalities, | “It is therefore highly desirable that an example of determined and insistent economy be ret by the fed eral government for the sake of its influence upon every body which possess the authority to levy taxes. I am firmly persuaded that if the national government will reduce {ts | expenditures and {ts levies under the which is presented to you ith, it will have a highly satu tary effect in inducing better econ. omies in all other departments of| public taxation." SAYS TAXPAYERS SHOULD | SHARE DD Jent then Bist ed to the} surplus existing in the sury as @ result of cautious econ. during the fiscal year onded |June 30 last and the surpluses of! htly larger amounts foreseen for | al year 1924 and 1925 by the r therein | 2 ‘i will be of « in mind that the bud. get act contemplates that. the chief executive under the fortu find ourselves, shall make » recommendations as in his opin- jon the public interests require, I recommend a revision of tax laws along lines which will effect a reduction of income taxes by isiness or by reducing the percentages of the normal tax and by reducing the sur tax rates, with commencement of their application at $10,000 in- stead of $6,009, “I also ommen¢ ams, 1 repeal of the telephones and od wires and of the tax on ad.|t ns evision of the miscel- | ¢ neous & source of | 0! | Inconyen the world war which income ns Of ¢ from gre where in. itles 4 taxing oc from tux exemp a and amunity | hes which t would not take much, however, c!" exhaust this margin and any pro gram of new expenditure on a In Ci je would make tax reduction im: | ible for years to com know nothing which will give |the people of this nation greater as. are unalterably | ec »mmitted to a campaign of economy jin. put \iture than a reduc t taxation y tend to align co that we SOUNDS DE ATH KNELL OF SOLDIE death knell ¢ sounded the er bonus un and would ver the presi reduction in Child’s ton if bilious, ngue shows constipated GIVE “CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP” Dependable Laxative for Sick B Baby or Child — Harmless! taxation carri the manner of | — A Hint for Husbands! Get Her One of These Silk Petticoats A Beautiful $4.95 Gift for Second Floor Any wife will be greatly pleased with one or move of these beautiful Petticoats. They are displayed in Radium Silk, Taffeta, Jer- sey and Belding Satins, in ruffled and plain styles with fringed, embroidered or scal- loped bottoms. s are regular. The color y, assortment is exceptional. Choice at $4.95. cH, THE RHODES CO Ba ee eee ae Boys’ Shirts and Blouses The Kind He Will Like for Christmas We have a mighty good assortment of 3oys’ Blouses and Shirts from which to select for hristmas giving. Excellent madras materials, made up in good patterns, include the Tom Saw- yer and other well- known brands. Bayberry Candles Spread the Light of Christmas Cheer A pair, 50c, 65¢, 85e. And with sconces at PA, DE Needle Art Dept—Upper Main Floor Blouses: are 95e, $1 $1.35, $1.50, $2.00 Shirts are $1.00, $1.25, $1.35, $1.75, $2.50 Doubt What to Give, No Mistake can be made by getting one of <these> Main Floor Upper Main Floor Factory Representative of Standard Designer Company, 1s Mrs. Nell A. Hannum, in our Pattern Department for a few days, She has come to tel erful new Belrobe now enclosed with all new Standard Designer Pat» thorny. n y and enables you to get the desired swing to your garments. Be sure to take ‘ad Hannum’s visit -| the war and the dependents of th | Who fell, the country ggnnot do tor much, “It ha billion nearly half a it does not take from the pockets of the people and the payment of a bonus to millions of our former sole Already spent nearly two | diers could only be accomplished at a z|cost to the whole community, ine cluding veterans themselves, far outweighing the benefits to be con- ferred. jon not to embark upon rdinary expenditure pr ot unmindful of the demand 1 comper * ould inelu beneficiaries the able 1 as the ion dollars y That obligation it must and will continue to fulfill in Cooli fullest measure ablebodied veter-| represented a great need and proper offered the opportunities | obligation which could be fulfilled by Fous|open to every other citizen, The) this nation I certainly would not 4 is | government ha make a recommendation which would be adverse thereto.’ eiger ¢ AND UNION STREET. TOYLAND OFFERS TWO BIG SPECIALS FOR ee RUBBER-TIRED GOOSEY CARS Specially Priced. 2-year size . year size wheel toy that will provide much enjoyment for the little folks; has aS A dise wheels and is attractively fin- ished in white and re 93¢c $1.50 IVES’ MECHANICAL TRAINS. Special at ue tender, parlor car and 6 s gift for the boy. on-|ans are Train consists of iron locomotive, pleces of curved track, A most ples eready Daylo 2-Cell FLASHLIGHTS Complet Bulb, ready Battery and PYREX PIE aeons WITH SI A beautifu gift and a housely le in a beautiful Di a worth the price $2. 4 of the complete set. Specia 9 (Buy now for Christmas) rt 14-Piece Bavarian China ocolate Sets ve * os t 3 : ation 814-1 very at- and 2 ; tractively decorated. An exceptional value, Tokanabe Imported FLOWER VASES size; “If I felt that a soldiers’ bonus