The Seattle Star Newspaper, February 7, 1919, Page 3

This Store Will Remain Open as Usual MeDougall - fouthwick — SECOND AVENUE AND PIKE STREET 1200 YARDS | RIBBON | Specially Priced 20e a Yard Tomorrow this lot of 1,200 yards of Plain and | Moire Taffeta Ribbon, 5 inches wide, will be “spe- | cially priced.” Just in time for making Valentine gifts—there is a lot of Valentine red Ribbon in the collection. _ The other colors besides red are cactus, sear-blue, we blue, pink, Nile green, lilac, black and browh. —MacDougall.Sotthwick, First Floor. ‘BUTTONS Specially Priced SUIT AND COAT BUTTONS of celluloid, metal, bone and ivory—in a large variety of colors and color combinations. “Two to twelve buttons on a card. Broken lines from regular stock. Special, 25¢ a card. PEARL BUTTONS, first quality, pattern; 24 to 36 line. Six to twelve buttons on a card. Special, 3 cards for 25¢. PEARL BUTTONS—Self-shank, r ished, 18 line only. Special, 25e fish-eye highly pol- two dozen for PEARL BUTTONS, first quality, fish-eye pattern, 30 and 36 line size. Special, a dozen, 15¢. —MaeDougall. hwick, First Fh Boys’ Mackinaws | Specially Priced $9.95 These Mackinaws are made in the popular “Trench” model, with convertible collar. Shown in heavy-weight material, in colors—maroon, gray and green plaids. Sizes 7 to 18 years. Juvenile “Officer Suits” 4 Specially Priced | Thirty Juvenile “Officer Suits” of olive drab oa trimmed with black braid on the sleeves, with crossed guns on the collar; “Sam Brown” leather belts. Ages 3 to 10. Norfolk Suits Specially Priced $7.65 a| Twenty-six heavy-weight Norfolk Suits, in gray, brown and blue mixtures. Some of these Suits have extra knickers. Ages 16, 17 and 18. | —MacDougall-Southwick, Third Floor. | New “Health Underwear” | | for Men Our Spring showing of Collins’ “Health Underwear” for men has been received. These garments—shirts and drawers—are made of the finest wool, and guaranteed to give satis- faction in every way. | If washed carefully, according to directions, | they will not shrink. Price $2.10 a garment. —MacDougall-Southwick, Men's Shep, Just Inside the Door, Saturday Economies in ART NEEDLEWORK A adeeb Swot STAMPED DRESSES -00 A PA 95¢ — Infants’ Long —Made of the best qual- ed ity Pequot tubing in Dresses and one-year- French knot designs and 4 Dresses of lawn “Italian _ relic cross. are stamped in neat stitch patterns. French patterns. SHEET SHAMS 85¢ —These Shams are CORDICHET COT- stamped to match the TON, 6 spools for 45¢ above cases, —Mercerized Cordichet | KITCHEN | TOWELS Crochet Cotton in sizes | 35¢ each—Two attrac- 10, 30, 50 and 70, Col- | tive stamped designs in Aid ire * high outline pattern shown ors—pink, yellow, light on these Towels. and dark blue. | FREE LESSONS DAILY are given in every branch of Nee ales Tuesday and Thursday afternoons an ¢ acher giv instruction in fancy knitting. —MaeDotgall-s hwieck, Fifth Floor, | 3 $8.85 | child Mother, Your Child needs a Harmless Laxative. If Tongue is Coated, Stomach Sick, or the Child is Cross, Feverish, Constipated, give “California Syrup of Fi THE SEATTLE STAR—FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 7, 1919. CAN RESPECT REPLACE LOVE? ford to Mrs. Von Brincken Suffers Collapse with her and b € AN FRANCI uithful to nd | Milo Abererombi her She ce ed shortly , In turn, she hag led me to believe | had arranged to see her in the Palace |whe r ates my love hotel want with other young had a few momenta earlier a letter wr of tt in when I nd then she in which the we ed the judge to effect a recor wh n between himself and his try not to doubt certain Von Hrincken, who formerly was | not understand her military attache for the German con | I have another girl friend who ts ie imprisoned at MeNelt’s | very fond of me, and whom I have 4 because he conspired against | great respect for, but I cannot #4Y | the United Staten that I her Mrs. Von Brincken recently The n tw: Which should T) brought action for divorce. on one I love but who sot love me, or the t, but do not te 1 ke Workers in East 2S A FP aa ate oA: toys -phananrain ar Soll Yards on Strike t vaggee git et “ LU ; 4 my oh ad e to me 1 am aure I could TRENTON, N. J., Feb. 7 A strike this is a sur sign that th after giving foo. Bae ee =] cere | Belasen stomach, 1 and bowels ar fails to make | TAKE PLACE on the Delaw Tha you, I anxtic th Me h and imperfectly sweet and your y i) ng poratic ® pl t I not belleve that re man, Pa., near Bristol, sho Moth take the place of a. m. today, Of the company “ whe but I have ever regard y 1 500, 000 Franch ile An Atlant | reported lives in this edy for stomach ailmer America un¢ Wonderful Remedy harmless preparation that removes the catarrhal testinal tract and allays the inflam No more lazy bowels, yellow com. | fr. an continued. “Mother anid she couldn't mation which causes practically mn, sick headache, “indigestion | ne ai arune Rarer Be hg mug: what had become of you.” | stomach, liver and intestinal rrassing breath, whe | No one was up when I left the ments, including appendicitis. One |\as a corrective Drt King’s Mew ae house,” I said. “Are you all right dose will convince of money re ‘Shey apetemaiinn the Gyelias | this morning, Bob? funded. Bartell’s Five Drug Stores hetp the world looking cheer Pine—eure—after a night tn my fand | tieement Look fer the Vree Doctor sign made by the and for grown-ups plainly Get busy with a bottle of King’s New Discovery at once Coughs, tacks—they colda and bronchial are all likely to rev aftermaths a pe liver and Intestin: ie a in time. effective New I king work embranes which. and quic In in a9 “d, freely, phlegm loc drugeix« 600 and $1.20 r the name of Mayr’s It is & simple, ous from the tr druggists everywhere—Adver FREE DOCTOR Be-Ravernment Phyatetan 1 FINST AVE of WASHINGTON ST. RIGHT DRUG CO. sTORRS John E. Price & Co. 906 Hoge Bids. Telephone Main 2364, This Store will a aa as + Usual MeDougall ¢ fouthwick FOR MEN Saturday Specials New Madras Shirts $1.85 A large variety of new patterns in Spring color- ings are shown in these new Shirts. Made coat style, with soft cuffs. Sizes 14 to 17. Tan Cape Gloves $1.95 These Cape Gloves have black stitched backs. 71% to 9. Cotton Pajamas $1.95 These Pajamas are made of fancy striped material in colors—blue, brown, helio and black. Sizes 15, 16, 17 and 18, Silk Sox—3 Pairs for $2.00 sole, Made with reinforced heel, —champagne, gray, cordovan, and single pair, priced at 75c Outing Flannel Night Shirts $1.85 Made with military collar, in extra size body and length. In pink, blue and helio striped fabrics. 15 to 20. Outing Flannel Pajamas $1.95 Made with military collar and trimmed with silk frog fasteners. Sizes 15 to 18, Cotton Ribbed Shirts and Drawers 80c a Garment 34 to 46. 3 30 to . Sizes In colors white. A toe and black The Shirts come in siz The Drawers come in AA, Union Suits $1.85 These Suits come in Norfolk and New makes; natural color. They are made combed Egyptian yarns. Sizes 34, 40, 42, Heavy Cotton Sweaters $2.50 These Swez fashioned in the popular coat Brunswick from fine 44, 46, 48. ers are style, with lapel collars. Shown in all sizes. haa &/ <4 sath Robes $4.95 These Robes are made from hes cotton blanket cloth, well tailored, and with taped ams. all-Southwick Men's Shop-—J Inside the Door, —Ma r e 8 b which has’ dl ren of STUFFED UP WITH Don’ Ss God Me | “A BAD COLD’?) With aBad Stomach unless very helps Constipation Emaciation They wort of go ut reapect there lo ng “| giateSS5°2 ( CONFESSIONS | way be you, You can't “at of a WAR BRIDE \ 1919, by the Newspaper Enterprise Association.) *” * WE HAVE TEA TOGETHER AND I QUIZ HIM ABOUT SHELL. SHOCK CASES Dr. up that a tomach for you ox od we Hullo, Jane! said my stranger: | at , husband in a tone I knew and liked ult down bi*/ when, as school-boy and acho we had passed in the street. It was a at weird—the difference between over and hus to war, and | impersonal voice of the ¢|man who had come back 1 was ot over that so much could go out of a man's soul and leave him an energetic and in teresting human being, normal in rything but his affections, “I missed you at breakfast,” Bob the and rare y and try Mi-<« ck agreement? led to dis put your stomach into pe that there is no . biliousness, | ° ch distrens. own old room. But what are you Way to ~ Soothing Hamiin's| waiting around a hotel for, Jano?” Whard Oi | “Wor, you=1 gues!” It was a tn challenge which would have pleased Hamlin's Wizard Of! is @ mafe and! the old Bob Lorimer, but the new effective treatment for headache and| Bob Lorimer let {t fall flat with: | neuralgia. Rubbed in where the pain) “If such ts the case, Jane, let's is, it acts as a tonic to the tortured | have tea. I breakfasted at noon, so nerves and almost invariably brings |! think a sandwich is due me before quick relief. * And in the familiar way in Its healing, antiveptic qualities can| Which he has always “bossed” me | | always be relied upon to prevent in-| from childhood, never waited fection, or other serious results, from | for my answer, but took my arm and |sprains, bruives, cuts, burns, bites | directed my steps toward the hotel's jand stings. Just as good, too, for | dainty peacock room. | wore feet, #tiff neck, frost bites, cold} Many a time had we two lunched | cacke aud ethics even: under those green and gold and biue | Get it from druggists for 30 cents.) tpestries. Both as lovers and as | 1f not satisfied, return the bottle and/ *Pouses, we had sometimes slipped | ket your snoney back. away from the family when we constipated wanted to be alone, or we had “skid- Just bp Give wick Liver or have try Wizard ache? of Bob's brain cells. And I told my: self, as I had done a dozen times be- |fore, that it was largely his fault; that It was a curse for his own per verse and jealous thinking. And I warned myself “Jane Lorimer, if you're to get | Two Minutes—Absolutely Harmless Send us your name and address, | plainty written, and we will send you on approval our stomach prepara- tion, Jo-to, for 30 days, at which time thru the next half hour without you are to send us $1.00 or return! spasm, you've got to be a good the unused portion if not perfectly ax and a first-class sport!" satinfiod en, with my usual directness, I Relieves Gas, Sour Stomach theart-| produced the one subject of conver burn), Belching, Swelling and Full sation which interested me most, ex Feeling so frequently complained of cepting that of our after meals, in Two Minutes, Almost | love: instant relief from Pains in the “What does shellshock feel like, Stomach caused by undigested food.) Bob Bellingham Chemical I can't say, Jane. You see I was sham, Wash. in a stupor three days. SATISFIED 4 to tell us what they think d with the treatment; satis- with the cost. We make no who patron our work ed with the ¢ * that cannot carry the letter. We have been long time, and we int main in Seattle, Therefore ntee amounts t r benefit of n and let us tell yc wot un refer. you Better Dentistry for Less Money 3053 « ‘NERVES ALL ON TENSION? | A mother in the home, or a man or woman at business, with nerves undone and the find wonderful help in SCOTTS EMULSION and dangerous. The logical help is a form of nourish: ‘ment abundant in tonic properties. Scott’s brings strength to the body, through nourishment that is 4 \felt in every part. Uf Inclined to be nervous, | the logical answer is—Soott’s Emulsion. Goll & Uowus, Bloomfield. | | | | | | ra, ~ out of a boisterous crowd. Bob | Whips, pleasant little pink pills, 20| hates a fast wet | jcents, Guaranteed.—Advertizement,,| But it was plain that the memory of our little intimate meals in the| (INDIGESTION Relieved in| peacock room had been squeezed out war-wrecked | I woke up| system generally feeling the strain, should} | | | septic, Satisfactory Terms Always me ROTE-RANKINCO. OTTO I KEGEL, Provident STORE HGURS—9 A. M. TO 5 P. } Pure Aluminum | Cooking Utensils on Sale Saturday $1.49 Several hundred pieces of pure Aluminum Cooking Utensils, including four-, five- and six-quart Preserving Kettles and Lipped Sauce Pans, Colanders, Double Boilers, Percolators, Covered Sauce Pans and Ome- let Pans, reduced to $1.49 each. Aluminum Funnels, special, Aluminum Clothes Sprinklers, special, each Aluminum Measuring Cups, special, each. . Aluminum Basting Spoons, special, each... . Aluminum Tea Balls, special, each... . Aluminum Strainers, 6 ins. in diameter, each. —Hasement and Houscfurnishing Section, {of his own wife when it was to him!” “Did he—did they—recover?™ — stammered, bending far over fighting mad—not insane, you un Jerstand—but set on getting right after the boche again. However, the major kept me in hospital two weeks under observation. I rested andj table. watched fellows who were in worse| Bob hesitated. I think he jed at the strain in my pose and about them—the worst/ stress in my voice. “The musician got well. I “The ‘double consciousness’ cases| heard about the other mam re the limit, I think. Why, I'd rath-/ been told that if a soldier's er be all gone than half gone. There| relations are strained, he’s was one chap who had been a dance | shell shock and hard to cure.” hall pianist, r shell shock] Then I sat up very he didn’t know what a piano was | made what I thought would be a for, altho he could ‘carry on’ most | preme test of Bob's memory: other ways! And there was an offi-| “I suppose you must be cer who became normal every way | glad you never married, Bob?” but one—he didn't know the picture (To Be Continued) ell me cases.” Women! Stop Corn Pain! — Few Drops and Corns Lift Out Don’t hurt a bit! Cincinnati man die covers pie, “eo works miracles o humbug! Your high heels have put corns on your toes and cal- luses on — feet, but why care now? This tiny bottle holds an atmost magic fluid. A gen- ius in Cincinnati discovered this ether compound and named it freezone. Small bottles of freezone like here shown can be had at any drug store for ww cents. Don't limp or twist your face, but get a bottle of freezone and apply a few CREAM FOR CATARRH OPENS UP NOSTRILS Tells How To Get Quick Relief Th is from Head-Colds.It'sSplendid! oe recov! an fails to remove dandruff ce and that is to dissolve it. In one minute your clogged nos-| *troys it entirely. To do tl trils will open, the air passages of | et about four ounces of i your head will clear and you can | inary liquid arvon; apply it a& breathe freely. No more hawking, | When retiring; use enough to snuffling, blowing, headache, dry-|ten the scalp and rub it in ness¢ No struggling for breath at| With the finger tips. ‘ night, your cold or catarrh will be| By morning, most if mot all, your dandruff will be gone, gone. | Get a small bottle of Ely's Cream | tree or four more Ralm from your druggist now. | Cmpletely dissolve and entirety Apply a little of this fragrant, anti- healing cream in your nos- trils, It penetrates through every air passage of the head, soothes the stroy every single sign and trace it, no matter how much @ you may have. You will find, too, that all Relief come: | | “| mother’s recipe, and folks are again | Powerful sedatives or strong medicines are habit-forming | | and and digging of the scalp will instantly, and your hair will fluffy, lustrous, glossy, silky soft, and look and feel a hur times better. You can get liquid arvon at drug store. It is inexpensive, in the | | fur ounces fs all you will need. t Ads} |Simple remedy has never ——#9 | known to fail. inflamed or swollen mucous mem- brane and relief comes instantly. It's just fine. Don't stay stuffed up with a cold or nasty catarrh— so quickly, x | The Largest Audicnce | Northwest Reads Star V TURN HAR ARK WITH SAGE TEA Grandma kept her locks dark, glossy and youthful with a sim- ple mixture of Sage Tea and Sulphur. The old-time mixture of Sage Tea Sulphur for darkening gray, streaked and faded hair is grand- sing it to keep their hair a good, even color, which is quite sensible, as we are living in an age when a} youthful appearance js of the great. | est advantage. Nowadays, though, we don't have For Constipation ' Carter’s Little — the troublesome task of gathering |the sage and the mussy mixing at| Li Pills Jhome, All drug stores sell the| ver ready-to-use product, improved by the addition of other ingredients, | called “Wyeth’s Sage and Sulphur) Compound.” It is very popular, be- cause nobody can discover it has been applied, Simply moisten your comb or a soft brush with it and draw} this through your hair, taking one all strand at a time; by morning} will set you a over Purely Rar Seal! Pill, Small Dose, Small Price ——<—_— ho gray hair disappears, but what} C t} dels ts the ladies with Wyeth's | arti I Pills seas and bulphar Gompeara er s iron that, sides beautifully darkening ‘Wil restore color to the faces of the hair after a few applications, it also produces that soft lustre and appearance of abundance which is so attractive, hat pies : pale-faced people do,