The Seattle Star Newspaper, February 24, 1916, Page 7

W and Slightly Used Kitchen Ware at Half and Less Than Half Price At 3c Each | At 2c Each Articles Worth Se, 10 Articles Worth Se and 106. neeee Se Cake Tins, Se Pie ‘Tina, and 15¢, | oe Lamp Chimneys, 10¢ Coal | Of Lamp Burners, At 5c Each lbe =All- Wood Lemon Squeerers, 10¢ Chain Pot Scrapers, ibe Nickel. plated Dessert Spoons, i0c¢ Granite Drinking Cups Ie Strainers, 0c Egg Reat- | ers, Sc Dish Mops, 10¢ Potato | Mashers, 10¢ Cake Tins, ise | Enameled Ladies, 50 Pudding | Pans, i5c Wire Brotlers or | Toasters. | Three dozen Cotton Blankets, full bed size; only used one week; regular $1.75 and $2.00. “Now, e $1.00 and $1.25 Fifty 24-inch Black Vasnaggiene Waiter ve 1 c slightly used, each ...... 20c Granite Wash Basins, 35¢ Granite Bread Pans, each Se 10c Ie Brass Curtain Fifteen Dining Room Tables, both round and square | 20c Brass Curtain Poles, per foot.... _ pedestal, at Half their regular prices | Poles, per foot I believe otay. mean just what I say C-U-R-E-D and Merely patched up to return again. Tord you that you not be cured, all It ask te Suet a chance to prove my claima If you write me TODAY, BP will send you a FREE TRIAL of mild. soothing, gvaranteed Argatmeny that will surely convince you Ms it has me. If you are disgusted and 1 dare you to give me « claims By writing you will enjoy more comfort than you really thought this for you. Just try it, end I © you will pe KIDNEY TROUBLE @ glass of Salts before break. fast if your Back hurts or Bladder bothers you. | The American men and women H guard constantly against trouble, because we eat too h and all our food ts rich. Our d is filled with urie acid which kidneys strive to filter out, y weaken from overwork, be- sluggish; the eliminative tis- clog and the result is kidney , biadder weakness and a 1 decline in health. | When your kidneys feel like of jead; your back hurts or urine is cloudy, full of sedi or you are obliged to seek two or three times during | to flood the jenvoy may explain why Germany| | submarine jica was | | | TELLS | commission, | Dumba }sured them that President | tor Gerard's views as to these ‘moves | House dur-| AMBASSADOR TO js AID PRESIDENT Gerard May Come Home to Take Stump for Wilson, GERMAN BY CARL W. ACKERMAN United Preas Staff Correspondent BERLIN, Feb, 24.—If repub. licane attack President WiI- submarine political cam: dor Gerard may stump the U. 8. in support of the executive, It was broadly hinted today. He plans to visit America before the June convention, and, if he finds Wilson und fire for hie dealings with Ge many, he may explain to the country a few things about the submarine controversy, which the people do not know, Gerard also expects to urge / tariff at least high enough to « out cheap products with which is convinced Europe ta prep United ut he ing the war, He may advocate a tariff] which the presi | committed this move, also to dent is already In addition to the the beginning of the controversy that Amer “bluffing,” Gerard tried for tome weeks to thought at |impress German offictals with the seriousness of the situation The then Austrian Ambassador informed the Vienna for elgn office that Secretary Bryan assured him that America would never take strong action against Germany In turn, Vienna informed Berto | of this report tary Von Ja, it told Gerard abont Then, to add to the complica tions, a man from Illinois with ere dentials from Bryan, arrived at Rertin, met many offictals and as Wilson | was writing the submarine notes “home consumption t were given to Colonel ing his visit here aa the | dent * personal envoy ee preal \NIFTY SHOES, BUT MARY STOCKING! MERCY, GIRLIES, BUT YOU'RE SHOCKING night; {f you suffer with sick : he or dizzy, nervous spells, ,! stomach, or you have rheuma-| when the weather is bad, get) from your pharmiacist about four vere “@unces of Jad Salts; take a table | @—————— spoonful in a glass of water before! | Dreakfam for a few days and your! Kidneys will then act fine. This| famous salts is made from the acid of grapes and lemon juice, com-| Bined with iithia, and has been used for generations to flush and stimu Seattle til! spring, if ever. troubled than after. which he w F Nba assert aan tions as the logical successors of this newe: society fad. NEVER AGAIN FOR HIM, HE SAYS SAN FRANCISCO, Feb. 247—A cofortable spot by the fam- hearth and a little gasoline boat to travel in waters no more in Francisco bay will suit F. 8, McHarvey here- He is back from a journey of a year and a half, during near death many times. © Tate clogged kidneys; to neutralize; the acids in the urine so it no lon fer ia a source of irritation, thus! ending bladder disorders. Jad Salts is inexpensive; cannot injare, makes a delightful efferves- cent iithia-water beverage, and be- | longs in every home, because no- body can m a mistake by having g90d kidney flushing any time PREPAREDNESS fecaune if I put therm on will feel ook better and eat better, and I Will feel better, “Pape’s Cold Compound” the Surest, Quickest Re- lief Known—It's Fine! Relief comes instantly power A dose taken every two hours — tl Aires doses are taken will end|costs only 25 cents grippe misery and break up @ #e- | store vero cold, either in the head, chest, |tastes nice DT would start by mak ing it posstbie for every child in this World to attend school, And every family to Own a home and have body or limbs. trile and air passages in the he stops nasty discharge or nose rv Is 10. It promptly opens clogged-up nos ad an ning, relieves sick headache, dull- BREAKS A COLD IN A FEW HOURS ness, feverishness, sore throat, | sneezing, soreness and stiffness. Don't stay stuffed-up! Quit blow ing and enuffling! Ease your throb bing head! Nothing else tn the! world gives such prompt relief as ‘Pape’s Cold Compound,” which at any drug acts without assistance, causes no inconvent- ence, Be sure you get the genuine. Don't accept something else “Just 00d.” Insist on getting “Pape's | Cold Compound” {f you want to} stop your cold quickly enings wntit 8, ‘i 4, for people ne Main 2640 My Pellingham and Holly #ts and Sun- who work Elk Silver Fillings .....25¢ office tm at World's Greatest TYstornal Remedy ATTEND TO YOUR TEETH NOW While We Are CUTTING THE CUT RATE PRICES Golf Crowns. ......$3 UNION DENTISTS 06% Pike We use nothing but the best materials ani ing result for @ period of 16 year Platings Piling - (508 ‘2 & Gold Alloy Filling 81.50 to $2. Painless Extrnoting Vree. all Eaaminations und Estimates Free. UNION DENTISTS—Cor, Third and Pike. work « £4:88 8.00 5 Lady Attendaate. Entrance 106% Pike #4. SIDE. States, fafter | and*Foreign Secre-| STAR—THURSDAY, SHERIFF'S OFFICE HAS THE PICTURES Photographs sald to have been used by the alleged blackmall syndicate — to “badger@wealthy dupes, are In the possession of Sheriff Hodge After Mra. s-———_ made her confession to “Deputy Sheriff Hally, the latter rch for the nega- jome he located in the dark room of a photog rapher’s studio, eald to have been used by the camera ‘IN BLACKMAIL PLOT |Sichler told me about Silverman that he had looked him up, that he kittew be had money, and that we jcould ih@-tim, I was to go after him. “1 called him up at ifs etub, and |made an engagement to meet him jone afternon, We got some ple |tures, some of which were fatr and |nome good, but Sichler told me Sil verman would not come acfors, and jthat he got nothing out of him. Silverman Threatens “IT met Silverman on First ave one afternoon, and he told me some lone bad telephoned him and asked him to come to their office, that they had some pictures they wanted to show him—pictures that some |busband had taken of Silverman and the other fellow’s (the hus band’s) wife Silverman sald that if any hue band sprung any pictures Ike that jon him he would kill him. He told me his attorney had settled the matter for him, and I went back land told Sichler what Silverman had sald, and he sald somebody |might have got rome money out of Sitverman, but that he never had Silverman in now understood to |be In New York on business When the Washington Orchard | & Irrigation Co. passed into bank ruptey in 1911, and W. BE. DeLarm |ite promoter, wan indicted by the federal grand jury, Sichler was ap pointed receiver for the company DeLarm4s reported to have died while in hiding tn California Sichler Out on Bond Sichier was released last night on $5,000 bonds. The money |fermished | bo , as ‘pier and can Poanuel er. Sher ally left early l tuaronad for Lon Angeles to bring back Miss Clayburg, who is to be used as a witn against Sichler, He hopes also to locate Miss Peterson and snother young wom an wanted in connection with the case, thought to be tn Low Angeles | According to word from Los An: igeles, Miss Clayburg has secured a | writ of habeas corpus returnable February 29. Miss Clayburg is also |naid to have received information | |from Seattle that wealthy alleged | | vietima have given assurance they will not appear as witne | cane. FIXUP TRUCEIN TONG WARFARE } PORTLAND, Feb jtown suddenly resumed ite buatle and stir today. Blinds were raised and doors opened, where for ten days they had tight }On the street appeared numerous blinking Chinese who had remained hidden tn dark cellars or barricad rooms since the tong War starte The hatchet was buried last night. For 30 days tt will actually bea ortme Yor a Hop Sing to shoot ja Bing Kong or vice versa At the end of that time, if the | “Henry Fords” of the tong war, who th Foe & hina. | been closed Paim Beach stands for this, but we don't believe it'll be popular in arrived from San Francisco yester At the left are a few of our artist's predic- day, are unable to patch up a perm anemt peace, the gunmén will get back into their trenches and begin shooting one another again from age alleys and doorways ISILK MADE FROM BANANA RIO DE JANEIRO, Feb, 24 Interest has been aroused OTH MAY BE tn over the announcement of the invention of a method of manu facturing artificial milk from the fibers of the’ banana plant. The invention consists of a chemical treatment of the ba- nana palm in such®@a manner that the plant fiber fs reduced to a gum, from which is spun a fine, elastic, resistent flows that has all the qualities of nat- ural otike . ‘PIE FACTORY BURNS Stanley Case, 420 Repubifcan st looked up from the breakfast table | at 7:30 a m pie factory, flames. | Instead of turning fn a fire alarm, he and his employes labored to |nave equipment When hose wagons got there, the two-story frame building was near- lly a total lom, Damages amount to $2,900, ‘APPROVE NEW PLAN agricultural botany and night at 514 Fifth ave. W., In | Courses in for Lincoln high school, classes for the adult blind were ‘approved by the school board | Wednesday when making plans for fall. Specifications for the $70,000 additional unit for Lowell school were adopted, Architects were or dered to plan an emergency hos- | pital for the Parental school. ‘DESTINN WILL SING | itmmy. Destinn, world-famed so. {prano of the Metropolitan opera | house, will sing at the Moore the latre ‘under the auspices of the Ladies’ Musical club Thursday night. ‘ commercial ¢ircles in this city 4"Qu Thursday and saw his! will) FEB, 24, 1916. PAGE ‘MISS CLAYBURG TO MAKE FIGHT | | | | Won't Come to Seattle With- | out Putting Up Legal | Battle | POLICE SEEK TWO MEN LOS ANGELES, Feb. 24—A strong fght against extradition to | Seattle for trial on a blackmalling charge will be made by Mins Ina jbel Clayburg, it was declared to | day. An application for a writ of habeas corpus has been made, It Ja néturnable before Judge Frank Willis next Tuesday At that time Sheriff Cline must ppear in court with his prisoner a§d show cause why she should be_released. Phe Mghi is also being carried to Bicramento, The girl's attor nays have communicated with Gov Johnaon's office, announcing thetr desire for a hearing on the extra dition matter | Whien the officer arrives from Seattle with extradition papers, he |m have to participate in a Hlengthy legal battle to prove there are grounds for belleving the wom Jan gailty befoi the governor, sanctions her r val North. Police are looking for another young woman who is wanted as Witness, She disappeared just aft er Miss Clayburg was arrested. Two men, who vanished just aft or the arrest, are also sought Officers searched their apart ments and fyund wearing apparel scattered around, but no sign of them. Miss Clayburg says she does not know them Altho Miss Clayburg ts not mak ing any more statements, her at torneys frequently cali attention to her original statement jugt aft er her arrest, in which shé said she was absolutely innocent | NABBED IN JITNEY Commandeered Into service, a big auto truck took Traffic Officer | Braford six blocks in pursuit of a |Sitney that was carrying Kdward | Phillips, Phillips was booked on jan open charge. The police say he jhad a watch in his pocket phat be }longed to John M i a ee ms VETAT FLORENZ le Winter | Gataae --New York, | | | The New Cecil Cafe has been extremely fortunate in securing for ja spectal attraction one who ts recognized as the queen of dancers. |Her specialty is Ballet and Toe |Dancing. Crowds have been turned jaway each evening since she first appeared last Saturday. There never has been an entertatner in this city who merited such favor. jable comment on the part of al |who have seen her as Veta Florenz, » of the Dance.” There are other attractions that enab: spend a very pleasant ev jcongenial company at this, Seattle's jleading grill ‘How You May Throw Away Your Glasses, The statement ts made that thou-| sands wear eyeglasses who do not |really need them, If you are o} }of these unfortunates, then the: glasses may be ruining your eyes Instead of helping them. Thou ‘}sands who wear these “windows” may prove for themselves that they can dispense with glasses if they wiil get the following prescription |filled at once: Go to any active \drug store and get a bottle of Op. jtona; fill a two-ounce bottle with warm water and drop in one Optona tablet, With this harmless liquid solution bathe the eyes two to four times daily, and you are likely to be @stonished at the results right from the start. Many who have been told that they have astigma tism, eyestrain, cataract, sore eye lida, weak eyes, conjunctivitis and other eye disorders, report wonder ful benefita from the use of this prescription, Get this preseription filled and tse it; you may 80 strengthen your eyes that glasses will not be necessary, Thousands who are blind, or nearly so, or who wear glasses might never have re quired them if they had cared for their eyes in time. Save your eyes before it is too late! Do not be come one of these victims of | neglect. Eyeglasses are only like j crutches and every few years they | must be changed to fit the ever |increasing Weakened condition, so better see if you can, ke many others, get clear, healthy, strong magnetic eyes through the prescrip. tion here given.—Advertisement Every Womam Loves a Friday Bargain Sale Our 20th Weekly Friday Clearance Comes Tomorrow Fraser: Paterson Co SEC OND AVENUE = AND UNIVERSITY STRE fy L = Women’s $5. 00 Black Velvet Shoes $3.85 ~Beautiful, slack Velvet Boots in lace velvet with patent leather heel foxings, stay. Closely trimmed welt and leather Cuban Moderately priced $5.00 in regular stock. Special a pair... 3 $3.85 unusual value for Fridhy Clearance smart made of fine grade black white style pipings up lace Louis heels Friday, 1 soles terson Co., Second Floor. Friday Clearance of Laces and Embroideries 15c Edges 8c—Net Lace Edges, 5 inches wide; 7c Laces S5c—Linen Laces, 2 to 5-inch widths muslin underwear and scrim curtains 5c Laces 1c—A small odd lot of pretty Val. Lace Insertions Linen Cluny Lace 10c—Pure Linen ecru color Cluny Lace, for fancy work and curtains. Formerly 12%4c and 15c a yard. 25e arch RA 19¢e—Dainty 18-inch Embroidery nice underwear. Chiffons 79¢ Yard—Fancy Chiffons df nice quality, regularly $1.00 and $1.50. A variety of coloring Fraser-Paterson Co., Fi ur ta Floor white and cream Just what wanted for trimming Flounces ; priced ] Tit oo U Exception all ‘Fri ay 6, pecials oy Men $3.50 Union Suits $2 45—Splendid, desirable, durable wool and cotton mixed Union Suits. A nice, medium weight for Spring wear, and such as many men wear the year ‘round. White only. In these sizes-—34, 36 and 38. “Cooper's” garments; priced regularly $3.50, Friday bargain at ....... . $2.45 Sale of Famous Bates-Street Shirts—$2 and $2.50 Ones $1.45 HIS is a Friday Clearance of an odd lot of the splendid Bates-Street and Earl & Wilson Shirts; $2.00 and $2.50 qualities from our regular stocks. The Shirts are desirable, have French and laundered cuffs. All sizes up to 17. Each Shirt splendidly made of thoroughly good material in a variety of patterns. Choose early on Friday at $1.45 —Fraser-Paterson Co., Firat Floor. Mie ites 00 |$3.00 Semera Silk Crepe Black Tafteta 85c LACK Chiffon Friday Special $2.00 EAUTIFUL quality All-silk Semera of heavy weight, and in 40- inth width; desirable for fancy suits, gowns, dresses, etc. Shown in Hunt- er's Green, Taupe, Gray, Flam- ingo, Copenhagen, Silver, Navy Blue, Gendarme. A_ regular $3.00 quality. Friday spe- Clal ss vetesnpece sce —First’ Floor Taffetas are becoming | more and more favored. This cial is of 35-inch width; good weight; rich, deep black. A very od value at $1.00, and a fabric desirable for waists, dresses and skirts. Friday special 85¢. Firet Floor. spe- Crepe, Friday Special of $1. 28 Tub Silks 89c UB SILKS are more in favor this season than they have been for some time. used extensively for waists, as well as other garments; 32 to in white and cream grounds with stripes in a blues, green, rose, lavender, gfay, le quality. Te ee er-Paterson Co, First Floor. They're inch widths, variety of neat effects, navy; Yregular $1.2 —F Rochester Coffee Percolators--$3.50 to $5 Sizes $2.49 Friday offering of the well-known Rochester Coffee Percolators, in 7, 8 and 10-cup sizes. Same in aluminum, others in nickel. A special pur- chase makes this offering possible. Styles that sell Bh daca! at $3.50, $4.50 and $5. Friday Clearance at —Fraser-Paterson Co,, Fifth Floor. REMARKABLE ATHROOM Fixtures from the famous: “Art Metal Cas ; producers ofa of among the finest tathroom Fixtures. Reductions vary from ONE-FOURTH to ONE-HALF. The following ttem wif give you an idea of the savings possible: Heavy Nickel Soap Dishes that fit between the sink faucets; priced regularly 75c. Special, each 5¢ 7 Fraser-Paterson Co,, Fitth Floor. |\Percolators Specialized Drapery Remnants 12+c Yard ESIRABLE usable remnants of Curtain Scrims, $9.00 Blectric Percolator Marquisettes, Filet Nets and Madras $8.25 Electric Percolator.... Lengths contain from 1% to 7 yards. For $7.50 Electric Percolator. mer prices ranged from 25c to 35¢ a $8.25 Alcohol Percolator. . yard, Friday Bargain Clearance 10.00 Alcohol Percol y jator price .... 12’ee Yard ‘ —F ourth Floor. 25c Sanitas Oil Cloth 15c RIDAY clearance of an odd Mot of dull and glazed finish Sanitas O11] Cloth. A variety of patterns, but NO WHITE, Regular pri >a yard. Friday special Fraser-Paterson Co, Fourth xe EPTIONALLY low prices put on certain odd Alcohol and Electric Percolators in nickel and copper. $6.95 95.95 $5.65 $5.45 87.49 | Chafing Dishes 1-3 Less | A S well as Chafing Dishes, also “also offered at this at this Reduction are Relish Dishes, Condiment Sets, Toast Racks, Sandwich Plates and other attractive table articles nickel and brass. Friday special at .ONE-THIRD LESS Fifth Moor, in FRIDAY CLEARANCE Jewelry Novelties for 69c Pearl EarRings, Pearls of the real Ortental colorings and in three desirable sizes, special Ge, Circle Brooches with solid gold tops, daintily engraved in many patterns, spe- clal 6Pe, Circle Brooches pf platinold set in tiny square gems of all colors, special OMe, Hat Pins with small tinted pearl beads, set with tiny brilliants, special 69¢ pair. F.-P. Co, First Floor. k $23.50 Room-Size $18.00 Axminster Brussels Rugs $15 Rugs $15.00 N unusual value tn a targe | ALT $1800 they're thoroughly A size Rug of dependable, | good, dependable Rugs of quality, splendid value. Size 8-3x10-6 Attractive | ft Attractive two-toned Friday clearance and floral Friday ance price, .® Fourth Flee FRIDAY CLEARANCE Toilet Section OUR choice of four sizes in n Velour Powder Puffs, sold regularly 15¢ to 20c, Special, each 10¢ 50e box of imported Complexion Powder in white, natural and rochel, Special... .25¢ Mennen's Talcum in white and flesh tint. Also in all odors, Special P. Co, | 98e — Messaline Be THIRTY-FIVE inch black satin Messaline. A beautl- ful fabric, suitable for waists, dresses and linings. A medium weight silk/that is a special value at 8c Friday special at Tse --Firat Floor. eres bo First Floor. serviceable 10-6x12 ft terns. price Fourth Floor. eS nize pat brown terns. pat clear 00 id eeee tasers Peres ceeee.