The Seattle Star Newspaper, April 26, 1917, Page 9

BARTELL °: Dros Drug Stores ‘BARTELL | Bartell buys sells for leder Desirable Needs Offered Efficiency Is Symbolized in a Pleasing Way FRIDAY SPECIALS 2Sc tubes Raymond's Anti- at Exceptionally Low Prices FRIDAY SPECIALS New Haven Clock Co. Powder at Ide Knox-a-Cold Tablets, 25¢ boxes at ... -19¢ Santolatic Tooth Brushes, ventilated backs, dental- set bristles; each one in Electric Batteries for tak- ing electric treatment at home, The Feradic Do- mestic, special... $6.38 Septol Atomizers, for na- sal and throat uses; sprays either oil or water; No. K 114, special COMBS TD 7S¢ Princess Combs 57¢ $1.00 size Stuart's panes Tablets at 75 size Bell-ans .. 25c¢ size 50c size Pape’s Diapepsin a -20¢ Clinical Fever Thermom- eters, tested and certified; gives exact temperature in 2 minutes; at.. $1.00 a canine | Doan’s Kidney Kills, 50¢ Marcel Combs, all coarse or both coarse and fine, at 40c Goodyear Unbreak- | | able Rubber Combs, spe- Kidney Pills 2' —_— $1.50 Cocobola-back Hand 50c . 2 . 6 oc | | cial at +... 28¢ Mirrors at ... 29¢ boxes Sais Best aoe S3e 25¢ Goodyear Unbreak- $3.50 Parisian Ivory Hand Morse’s Indian Root Pills. || able Combs at Mirrors at . $2.95 2Se boxes at.......... 16¢ | $1.00 ‘Parisian os A. K. Tablets, 25¢ boxes Daag As&s ssi seinne's oe 15¢ Combs at | | 25c White Ivory Combs “Gold Medal Haarlem Oi) a Capsules, 50c size.....33¢ | —_--eoo 2-qt. size Perfection Cold Cream —a delightfully perfect [ss Man-o-clip Finger Nail Clippers at....15¢ || cream for the face and | | hands. 4 Tyrean Made in my own Lion laboratory under a most Brand rigid scrutiny. Special at $2.50 Ab- Maroon 37e¢ per jar. dominal Rubber Belts, Fountain partie Syringe webbing, at 79¢ || BARTELL DRUG STORES | $1.95. 2-qt. size $3.00 Aseptic Elastic Ab- Special ADDRESSES dominal Belts... $2.19 Seamless | | No. 2 Store—610 Second Avenue | $6.00 Fashion-Built Elas- Fountain Syringes, rapid | | No. 3 Store—Cor. First and Pike tic Supporters, made with . | No. 4 St Ballard Av. Ballard flow tubing ....... va A No. 5 Store—Cor, 2nd and Union | best silk, light and com- No. 6 Store—Cor. Westiake-Pine | fortable, at Wholesale, 1906-08 Boren Avenue Kondon's Catarrh Jelly, 50¢ | Candy Factory, 1910-12 Boren Av. STI Por eee: 29¢ SOc size Q-Ban Hair Re- storer 30¢ Eucalyptus Catarrh rrAl | $1.00 size Wyeth’s Sage and 25c size at ........... 18¢ Sulphur, for the hair 63¢ Ransom’s Hive Syrup, 35¢ ark mn | $1.00 size Danderine. .63¢ Sipe iarepien 23¢ | Bartell 75¢ size Swedish Hair Re- newer at ............58¢ De UGS ‘iéed. for’: the Modest Purse syrup White Pine and Tar bottles 186 75e boxes Marceau's Face t Putnam’s Dry Cleaner, --15¢ 25c size, at.. Cleaner at 18¢ Ele Sea OL SS ice bottle Septol Glove | Twenty-Five Years of Successful Banking On April 26, 1892, The Scandinavian American Bank began business in a small way in the basement of the New York Block. Before that time, however, as some of the old-timers will remember, there many people in and around Seattle who intrusted their personal savings to Mr. Andrew Chilberg, founder of the bank and its president from the start. The idea of safety and fairness to all has been the cornerstone of the bank's policy from the start. Growth in deposits has averaged in round numbers $500,000 a year, ‘until today The Scandinavian American Bank stands among the foremost banks of the Pacific Northwest. Equally gratifying has been the growth of the hank’s activities in all its various departments. It is, therefore, fitting on this Anniversary Day that we express to the people of this section our appre- ciation of their support and confidence that has made possible such a splendid success. And, bespeaking for the future the same loyal sup- port accorded in the past, tend our congratu- lations to the people for their important part in building up such a record of their progress and pros- perity. wee Scandinavian American Bank Seattle, Washington 50c size King’s ‘Asparagus | ie Williams’ Pink Pills, 50c . “ size ae .. B3e¢ || Alarm Clocks. Typhoon vespheee wghad cane ase | Beecham's Pills, 25c size | | Rings and stops in 20-sec- 450 bottles Hoyt’s ~~ EE SA ie eV. cts 16¢ ond intervals for 15 maln- 25c boxes Strong’s Arnica | Bromo Quinine, 25¢ boxes | | Utes areal off. Spe-|| Tooth Soap .........15¢ J Bt weseees weer 18e¢ | | cial at $1.35. 25¢ boxes Dent-o-gen Tooth | Ba alah aii STAR—THURSDAY, APRIL 26, 1917. ,|Fooo PRICES WORRY], So U. S. Probers Report to apie iach PAGE 9 | WASHINGTON, ionally result of recent reported today. rhe conclusion reached is that “there is no just ground for such high prices of many products as are demanded of the consumer at this time.” The report recommends there is “urgent need in country for organization of comprehensive market- April Results the fir d and paid-for price probe prices thruout the nation 26 of congre authori soarin were this ing machinery which will put producing and consum- ing communities in trading relations with each other and make possible sending of perishable products di rectly from the point of production to point of use.” Municipal wholesale markets are That t lement of eculat ic rec nended tn food ucts haa been one What Probers Found the potent factors In enormous | The probe was conducted tn the| creases in prices: nation’s capital, So sensational That shipments of foods to bel disclosures were laid before con-| Ilgerent cr * has not a ted wre in the report, which saya sim: | prices of een and ontons flar conditions hold t ner cities of the country Cone parthed here also may be but that prices of these commodities soared with prices of other foods That the food situation he hat the federal trade | merely a part of the food situatior ay find tn {ts nation. | of the rest of the country tion Deliveries Boost Cost ions un en as re | © pre found The pr ported that tr | ‘That reports of food shortage | creased valu lands, agr » misleading cultural instru costs of di in many cttfes were tribution and "changed methods of . living” undoubtedly has some effect r have been com: | or © Increases. strictest economy iburban life,” the r t aald “for instance, calls for lo ry ale of ordinary cuts of for delivery, On the other hand appears to have been dis apartment he jfood sup tor charges for serv depleted. America to Dictate | World Food Supply ha peso . fcos rend ‘SAVING DAYLIGHT IS SUCCESSFUL | Comlinusd From Page 1.) Continued From Page 1.’ | IntenAlly Commiesion T ts deamed protmble that this! Det involve the formation of deprived ssion, com A‘ $1.65 variet Ex ance a enened, as they are not fer the re Healthier LAND, April 26.—-Phy Made City Wilson Receives Frenchmen ination of war viatons oth ‘ f 1 may be all © the) clan here a that the but food will be the|t daylight f ant wide r tivities has had « f the conferen nces foing |! elanders have entir The crux ¢ om here te e war eine sa nisston called on | sunligh morning. The| they have repo 1c lock Gives Command DETROIT, Ap an of t ri! 26.—The follow More Daylis ) erystalize fe D1 Crowds Cheer Joffre 1 stout Jottre made : : IE xplains r egal P nae CLEVELAND, in Clewel Ree recetiee | a cording director of the city “There ha 4 never been a Tr lation,” time is still the so far as legal tir land ement of state operat Our c¢ DCH lumpago? SAVE DAD'S LIFE | GET IT FOR HIM Bosto gating the clocks the city th Try Musterole. See How Quickly It Relieves Rub Musterole in briskly, and usual- ly the pain is gone—a delicious, s ing comfort comes to take ifs and 1 n with oil re cad The annual spring ente iment 7 eat of the Gir and Boys ibs of An Absorbing Five-Act itera roadway high school will be held Photoplay ef it gives lief oe the ‘A few drops applied directly upor a tender, aching corn should relieve yreness instantly, and soon the corn, root and all, can be lift ed out with the fingers without pain. | This new way to rid one's feet of corns was introduced by a Cincin )Will M ati man, who says that, while} in a mo shrivel inflaming or| surrounding tis-) cilman Holt fety even irritating th sue or skin lle Don't let father die of Infection disposed of f or lockjaw from whittling at his and N corns, but cut this out and make| wanted the him. try it station No. i “Sure,” fr I'l plow tt } | This removs Bolton. - Just Printers 1013 THIRD MAIN 1043 HERG CO, hind Ave. sROUP of and summer wear Women's Wh Central time tn conduct | BOSTON, of Com advisability o in order to give the people of more of dayliz BE STAGED FRIDAY sehool audi The Parent-Teac a jation is backing the performance: Plant More Spuds| With Solomon-like Linden ave, residents who “Will you plant ked Bolton of the | FraserPatersonCo | A Sale of 3,500 Men’s Ties Friday | | | } | | and Saturday 2,000 Ties, formerly each, special 20) 39 y Ale 69e offers, an unusual man to lay il Silk 1,000 oO5¢ lies, former and 75c each, at 500 Ties, formerly $1.00 and $1.50 each A SALE. that chance for supply of bea Hand Ties. Three splendid lot as are not often obtain —Regular stock job lots, bought in a Four-in- of values such merchandi for special se lling. For 39c Your choice in-Hand as well For 47c Your choice vod quality silk; ¢ hapes. All reg of 1,000 fi pring patterns; extra and designs. ies, priced regularly s hape A New choice of high-grade Silk Ties; 00 $1.50 lines; rich col The sale i Friday and Saturday odds and ends rs and desirable only. our regular $1 terns First Floo oe te her | order to gain another hour « " : r Le, te Pet|daftene tor waa ut Clearance---Women's White Coats $5.00 f on- | 8°t eft the 5 ry ] ate the workers, Formerly $12.50 and More | Stan of on pass | lad (Club jae Daron A& GROUP of 15 White Serge and Corduroy Coats that are somewhat soiled } of the war. my ,.{, DETROIT, April 26—Adoption of from being shown, for which reason you may buy Coats that were formerly hat food will be one of tha prodb|in, aay . . an | ies Lett entirely tx Ameringh Mandal Cee on , h $49.50 ‘and up, on Friday for OMly.c. svisss'sedoesebs ses suisse ‘ ie hestavan cartain. —Third Floor, rego ee of | trote FRIDAY CLI ANCE FRIDAY SPECIAL 4 W Om duction and ¢ } bi at og _ $1.00 Bed Sheets for 85¢ 4. France. Italy, ) Ib ee Papers (pl Dresses ) Ea. EAVY weight, serviceable Bed Sheets, size 81x99 inches; extra length; priced regularly $1.00. Women’s 1 Lawn Yresses that were for ed at y pri $2.00. Becomi es for home They of colors and cc values i $ Special for Friday only shown in a : —Second Floor. ff day clear- FRIDAY SPECIAL Limen Tabu for $2.65 ISH Linen medi $3.75 I FRIDAY CLI Skirts $2.95 Formerly $5.00 Each Table Cloths, 68x68 inches n weight quality that will hite wear splendidly Come in pretty circular de usually good yalue for $3 ee $2.65 — Second Floor. nd lau der nicely. Wool signs; an un- —Special for Friday only FRIDAY IS REMNANT DAY Silks--Dress Goods-- Linings Hundreds of desirable, beautiful pieces. low for Friday. eptionally large volume of business done ection this season has resulted Priced extremely in our Dress Goods and ff 1k | S in an accumulation of unusually desir- f short pieces of the fashionable new fabrics. are i ats, for dresses, f most favored weaves able for cx cluded. or skirts, for waists, for Dozens of the sea le length bles will be devoted to the sale. and a THAT price PRICE WILL BE EXCEPTIONALLY LOW. First Floor, t q Each piece will show | tarting ‘Valkyrien *| One of the World's Most Beautiful Women, in The Image Maker have ulties en stence ess. Th ractioal diff ecause of the ex n Investigates} ‘The Boston! 1s investi April eo advantage of an hour ht Friday orium 1 in See the Wonderful Scene Showing a Maiden Thrown to the Crocodiles VALKYRIEN (Baroness Dewits) MAX LINDER In a Riot of Fun “MAX THE LADY KILLER” Beatrice Fairfax In “THE HIDDEN MENACE” Mystery Drama War Pictures Pathe Weekly Live News 10c COLONIAL 10c Children 5c ove Barn to justice Coun on, chairman of the pub committee, Wednesday the petition of 38th ave city barn next to fire 9 removed spuds on the lot? eplied Julius Day, “and myself.” nmittee r mmends th announced sat