The Seattle Star Newspaper, December 18, 1923, Page 9

3 Ul Attorney Here for 28 Years Is Dead Funeral arrangemenst wore being Completed Tuestay for Judge Honry TF. Moore, Seattle attorney for 28 years, who died Monday at the home fa daughter, Mrs, Willlam Deyling, ~~ 6301 Blahth ave, . Judge Moore, 78 Is survived by three daughters and a son: Mra, Doyling, Sister Co. celia Maria of Seattle: Sister Mary Fladia, St, Josepn’s hospital, Belling ham, and Henry FB. Moore, Jr, of Walla Walla, Alt oor Council Gives Flood Banquet Sousa Here! Victims No Payment Kappa Kappa Pal, the University} ‘The expected counctl consideration of Washington honorary band. fra-|9f & Proposed ordinance to appropri oa et é i ato $178,000 with which to pay claims ternity, will give a dinner to John {ror damagos aguinat tho elty arialng Philip. Sousa, famed band director, Band Fraternity to Building restaurant, Sousa is sehed:| at Monday'n session, uled to appear with his 100-plece band heater, Sousa iy an honorary | proved the ordinance some time ago, | Mle, member of the organteation, whioh is |The claimx had previously been! the only national band fraternity in]fought thru the courts, with legul|§ existence, victory for the city LD ivory and bronze colorings are blend ed in the metal base of this Floor Lamp, which has galloon-edged Parchment paper shade ch ngly decorated. "—hird Floor ae Smoker's Stand $4.95 Smoker's Lamp has of its fringe: ned shade a by dark- ette and plug, $14.95. Third Floor yey The BUCKINGHAM Sofa Upholstered in Mohair TA NEW sofa for the living-room!” The head of the house has a happy thought for Christ- mas, indeed. “A big, super-comfortable affair, of course, with real quality as well as good looks.” Which decision guides him logically to the Bucking- ham _ Sofa — high-grade, generously-proportioned, luxuriously-upholstered ; fine mohair coverings, massive carved feet of solid mahogany—built for our customers by the largest makers of fine up- holstered furniture in America. A leading value, at $195.00. Two Very Popular Forms of the Home Gift HE MARTHA WASHINGTON WORK TABLE is beautifully constructed in solid mahogany of Tudor or antique finish. The price is $30.00. THE TE AGON pictured offers y walnut finish; rem ¥ good valu ay and drop Fourth Fv . = 4 “Bayberry Candb the way And shine far forth on this Christ ” Day. Bayberry Candies to cheer friends whom far and near. Mahogany Spinet Desk An Admirable Gift At a Moderate Price $32.50 Cigar Humidor $1.00 You'll Have to Be Some Dancer Here Former Montanana will stage A npecial program has be: It is believed that opposition in the| the dances to include th asuure h afternoons and evenings of}council to the moasure bax grown! State walt, the A, C, M,, the Colum: | two men w r 26 and 97 at the Metropol! |since a committee of the whole ap:| bia Gardens, the Butte Miner's Strug:| pofore tho Havre Chinook, the Pack sa slated, | . the Mucker's Specta the] ML itan i Ani da ¥, ra’ Priel The “OLYMPIAN” Console Phonograph $90.00 HE “Olympian” is a handsome piece of furni- ture and a Phonograph possessing tonal qualities and mechanical features unusual in an instrument isively, in Seattle, by Frederick & Nelson. A featured value, at $90.00. Fifth Floor “Soft” Drinks Were Funeral Wednesday "Clown to Entertain “Hard,” Agents Say Descending upon a soft drink par: pharity benefit dance at Moose hall! jor at 104 Pine at, shortly aftor noon uonday, night in preparations for! \fonday, federal dry agents conti from the Cedar river flood at Boxley | Christmas cheer for Seattle's unfor cated a small quantity of moonshine December 27 at tho L, C. Smith|canyon in 1918, failed to materialize | tunate, liquor and arrested M, G. Connor and Henry Diodrichs, they reported, ‘The hold pending m hearing United States comminsioner. | altop, | Union Blues, the Sage Brush and and a score more, lodge No, ‘AGH ¥ Seeks to Make State Install Stage Line No decision has yet been announce: ed on the arguments of a plaintiff's | motion to amend his complaint heard | by Judge Jeremiah Neterer in federal court Monday in the auto bus Ine so of A. J. Buck against B. Ve for Alki Pioneer Vunoral services tor Armory Bell Crippled Children George Hanneford, brother of the “Poodles” Hanneford, clown , hia successor = Ain forsaken the clreus He died kk Hippodrome en, hasl cuykendall, state director of public Bell i9 survived by hin widow,|) | works, Minnlo M, Bell; a sister, Mrs, Gh. A, | The court recently ruled against Meyer of California; two brothers, Dr ‘ Buck in his sult to compel favorable Charles H. Bell of Dixon, Cal., and| : 4 _____ ]uetion from the board of public works W. HL, P, Bell of Senttle, | on @ petition for a certificate of ne He wan a life member of Seattle; member of Seattle camp No, 69, unity to put in operation a bus ling , Order of Wilks, and u| Woodmen of the World ton Cremation #6 at Mt, Mleasant cemetery Monday at hin horw B+ Alki ave wher HE Gifts to the homekeeper and the household— the Gifts which add to the charm and the comfort of the Home—the Gifts which, because of their very permanence, perpetuate the kindly thoughtfulness which prompted them—these are the Gifts of which so many discriminating gift-choosers consider “Frederick & Nelson’s” the logical souree—the Store where Christ- mas errands with Home Gifts in view are so pleasantly- resultful. 49-piece Dinner Service $23.50 rae OOD quality china Dinner HE extra fine quality of Service in the pleasing this Bavarian China shape pictured. commends it for Christmas giving. tern In yellow, red and biue In gold band pattern with colorin; black Greek key overlay mat gold Dinner Service Decorated in Oriental pat The 49-plece service, $23.50 —Third Floor \ The Windsor Chair $17.50 Few homes have not a corner ¢ that can be improved by placing in a Chair of the quaint Windsor tyy The Windsor Chair pictured, wit carved saddle seat of solid mahogany a featured value at $17.50. Four Electrical Appliances & Nelson’s specifications by Grand Rapids’ leading manufacturer of high-gr Oriental Rugs UR collection of these Rugs includes many dif- t, usable sizes in various ple Persian and Chinese The BUCKINGHAM Table $56.50 WORTHY companion piece for the 3uckingham Sofa. Built to Frederick beotarnbe gated rey fet ooh priate for Christmas presen- tation are priced as low as z —Third Floor lid hogany; top measure. Imported Tea Set, $18.50 HE very attractive design and high lustre of these Imported Tea Sets will appeal to givers of home ‘gifts. Choice of: Deep-blue lined with yellow Yellow lined with cream Terra Cotta lined with cream nty-three-piece Set—$18.50, ‘ Third Floor Console Tables and Mirrors {| “Radiantfire”’ bs Gas Heater " . Ye SRNR ARIES NE Mc AG Be tN me