The Seattle Star Newspaper, March 14, 1919, Page 5

| FRANK W. BAKER’ RITES ON SUNDAY Frank W. Baker of the The Volume of Real Estate Activity is very ing. WE KNOW — because of the big and steadily growing demand for Ti- tle Insurance. Our service and our advertising are bringing most gratifying results. notably increas- for 25 years! treasurer Seattle Hardware Company, and prominent tn civic and charitable activities, died Thur day morning of heart failure at hi retirement years ag m ts of the CI ¢ which he mtry club, the ¢ Rainier club and the ety, Ho was a Sard and a member of Ar WASHINGTON TITLE INSURANCE CO. Assets More Than Half a Million USE YOUR DIAMONDS ‘Watches and Liberty Bonds as security when you need money, Loans taken up from others Qnd more money advanced. Liberal amounts. Lowest rates. You get full amount of joans— mo interest deducted. Ladies’ adia lodge A Free Prescription You Cai Filled and Use at He adelphia .- ave can read everyt and my eyes de At night t bow they Tt was tik A lady who used it th and multitudes strengthen their be pared the tr ¢ Established 12 Yeare 201-23 White Building. Doctor Tels How to to Steagiten Eyesight 50 Per Cent in One Week's Time in Many Instances Mayors Are Asked to Aid Employment of U. S. Soldiers WASHINGTON, March 14 ore were 1 today to open regis tration bur for returning seb Arthur Wood us diers by In a letter to he urged that em 1 of the merits oldiers employes. by his widow Funeral service p dral © cathe under Mason’ Eye troubles of many f wonderfully ‘But still have a fighting chance if I can quickly turn a big part of my stock into cash. The follow- ing offer shows how badly I need money, and the | extreme sacrifice I am making to get it. FORCED SPECIAL for SATURDAY Choice of Any Suit vee |or Overcoat in My immense Stock Made to Order $ Any StyleYouLike Perfect Fit GUARANTEED $60 and $70 Suits Go at Sale Price My order books for the past year are open to your inspection. They show that my regular prices are from $40 to $70. To- morrow (Saturday) you can have your ab- solutely unrestricted choice of any suiting or overcoating in’ my big stock for $35. Heavy blue serges, fine imported mixtures, attractive Scotch and English tweeds and fancy cheviots —all go at the one price. You won't be asked to pay more than $35, no matter what pattern you pick out. LIBERTY BONDS Accepted at | FULL FACE VALUE I sincerely hope that many of my customers of 10 and 20 years’ standing will be able to take advantage of tomor row’s Big Special. If you offer a $50 Bond for a $35 Suit you get $15 in change IMPERIAL TAILORING CO. LOUIS SIDELSKY, Prop. 801 Third Avenue U Two blocks (not one block) south of MADE Madison Street. Don’t he fooled by imitation signs. Look for... Corner Columbia Street UNION MADE May-| is, annistant to} *F ‘amous Artist and Wife Row Howard Chandler Christy, famous) American artist, and Mra, Christy whose marital difficulties are ag brought into the limelight with th filing of suit for divorce by Chri at Zanesville, ©. Mrs. Ch before marriage, was Chrinty’s me Mra, Christy wouldn't stand for Christy's artistic retreat at Duncan} Falls, near Zanesville, For years thetr matrimonial bark rocked and in 1916 all but found ed when Christy started divorce tion. “Twas dropped and they Jagreed to iive apart. Now Ci brinty | | makes objection the company | | Mrs. Christy keeps down in New |° ork. nine «| oes Motor Too Late for Service, | _ Says Major Perry! The war ended too soon for the} | Amnertes an alr serv to demonstrate | jen, according to » Perry, former local | mck from duty as flight! t the aviation instruction | | ling the Liberty me "Not that ft . up to expectation until | # of the war. In the ‘ould have had our op: trated, rel. motors French and Engtish Where Do Young Co-Eds Spend Their Evenings? (pecial to The Star by N. BA) CHICAGO, March 14.—Where doen! the coed spend her evenings? That | is the question now agitating North western versity officials, follow ing ane publiahed in the Daily | Northwestern recemly According to the story which appeared in th college paper, many of ‘the young/ | women have ndicated on the house book at Willard hall and other places | where they abide they were going to} the Ubrary for the evening But—the college paper continues:| “The librarian consulted her chart | and announced that 206 faculty men bers and students visit Lunt halt} daily, The hours during which the} most rushing trade is carried on are) between 2 and 4:30 o'clock, During} the evening there ts very little pat| | ronage ‘These last statistics disagree vio liently with those gathered from the} |housebooks at Willard and else} where, from which it may be observ jed that great numbers of coeds visit] the library every evening ‘CONVICTED AS SLAVER IN PORTLAND HEARING | PORTLAND, March 14.—After de- | liberating seven hours, a jury in | federal court last night found John | H. Wilton guilty of white slavery and) lthe sale of liquor to a soldier. Sen-| tence will be announced today wi son Was convicted on a charge of bringing June Scott, a Tacoma girl, to Portia and for fens morn burpo mew OVERHAUL THE SENATOR Scheduled to sail for Nome, Alas ka, June 1, the Pacific Steamship Co.'s Miner Senator will be overhaul Jed on her return from the Orient and | maintained on the Nome route until | next fall Carter’s Little Liver Pills will set you right Co. | Naumbers "Caddy Is Ready to Go Back lof Tantac. * SHIPBUILDERS LEAVING CLYDE (Special to The LONDON Yarrow & ahipb Clyde are coast at Vancouver He Must Find Out Whether Romanoff Is Dead or Alive NEW YORK, March 14.—-Bernard nts very much to know Czar Nicholas is alive Naumberg named by Supreme Court Justice! Benedict, of Brooklyn whether Nichol and If #0, w whether dead or rmer was to learn ued at $117 that the late ruler $1,000,000 in the here. He obtal Naumberg fe of Ruseia had al City bank rt judgement ugar, but a fund told discrimi prefer Shows *, which may only be from a that « made displa punta $10. 00} a and SHIPWORKER SAYS | 'siz.80 TROUBLE IS NOW A] mon THING OF THE PAST nerve notice on his next of kin ) na That we { feature so many becoming mi at prices Bo and of surpass reasons why your Spring Hat at are should buy thin store New Second Floor. The hat $7.50 in ao mushroom poke trim: with and back sash aketohed ack lisere in large style, and ie flowers, ribbon to Work After Tanlaé Restores Health “Resides ge ten years suffering, I ha 1 eight pounds in weight since I bega ing Tanlac.” sald Willlam € who liv 6523 California ave. | © da na badly rundown | ten years,” “which w gause effect out of order all the time. food never digested properly. Every thing I ate soured soon after mealx and just seemed to poison my entire system, and « ping I would have such that 1] felt as if the top o coming off. 1 had strength at all, and w that I was in no condition for work My nerves were all unstrung mont of the time, and T didn’t know what it was to get a good night's Keep. Then I bad an attack of ‘Mu’ which \d weeks, and at it ; eanee never § finatty I was not outside boune “Hefore my health fatled I worked at the shipyards, and 1 had heard a) good many of the boys down there Men's Shirts At $1.00 Main Floor, Rear A: unusual df and nov patterns These are In coat atyle with French cufts and shown in a range of sizes including 14 and up to 1%, Each shirt has the Rhqfesa label, which is positive sksurance of final satisfaction the door of my | | tatking about the good Tanlac had, done them, so I thought | would try it myself. I have taken four bottles and I'll tell anybody that it ig the finest medicine I ever got my hands on. I feel so well and rong that I could be at work every if the shipyards were not shut down, My appetite ix fine, and Tan- | lac has made such & big improve. | ment in the condition of my stom ach, that I can eat just anything I want without suffering afterwarda. All that nervousness has left me! and I sleep like @ rock every night PLENDID t in an of staple }and have been wonderfully strength ened and built up in every way, I never have those awful headaches now, and I have actually gained seven or eight pounds already I am more than glad to recom mend Taninc to others, for I belleve Jit will help anybody who takes it.” Tanilac ts gold in Seattle by Bartel) Drug Stores under the personal di | rection of a special Taniac represent ative Advertisement. (THOSE who patronize us use the word to tell us what they think vf our work, They are satisfied with the treatment; satis- Fied ‘with the operator: satisfied. with the We make no mises that we cannot carry out to the letter. We have been F slong time, and we intend to remain in Seattle. Theoret G@ et pat, IF YOU REALLY WANT STYLE, COMFORT AND GOOD WEAR q| Try Our SHOES Dainty Shoes of all black kid, lightweight and Louis heels, » Palr. Same style of brown kid, with eloth top, at pair \ $7.50 Broken Lines of Children’s, Boys’ and Misses’ Shoes at Greatly Reduced Prices The SYMONDS SHOE CO. 1516 Third Ave., Bet. Pike and Pine Sts. ) Import Face Powder (all shad | che Rhodes Co. | Among the Jhrongs of @ell- Dressed @omen HE women with one of navy blue Serge in a conspievous bh cape has sone touch by the sit apart aw nt, DORNER , cr and be “x. The quality of nd the workmanship, » of a high order, orks too and $45 00. New Second Floor, HE handsome . cape sketched in made of, mers Midnight blu d on yoke and cuffs, and Tuxedo front with fromt vive thie cipe the ulth toach of completeness, sides may be dra is finished w gnedining. Price, au" dolman effect, and the 1 navy and white stripepeau ¢ SSS j0c Size Pond’s Cald and Vanishing Cream---45¢ Main Floor and Vanishing Creana .... mdeil's Cold Cream . n’s Oriental Talcum Powder Mentholatum sodesahengiay vie Mentholatum . 000 ote owe tleaya—fragrant and non-greasy ..... antiseptic mouth wash .... ows um Powder—Rose, Violet and Lilac..... n and Almond Lotion + -20¢ and Revelation Tooth Powder ° : Violet Glycerine Shampoo . Armour’s), ) Rath Soaps Wergen’s, Colgate's ar a cake... The Cape or Stole of Marabou LAYED in an extraordi assortment in the Wo n’s Neckwear Section on main floor, will have a note of interest to all women. The effect manner in which marabou Is 1 in combination with silk georg » makes them idea raps for spring and Black Stoles and Capes are moderately _ priced $12.50, $14.50, $16.50, $17.50, $22.50 and $25.00, HE cape illustrated is made of frown marabou and georgette This beautiful garment is lined with fancy figured silk and tuff georgette between the top and bot tom marabou permits just a fain‘ zilmpse of the handsomely patterned Men’s Neckwear--Special 35c ONTINUING a sale of 2,000 Four-in-Hand Ties that die Plays stripes, plaids, Persian and floral patterns, as es. 4 plain colors, Main Floor 45c Stanley 4-ft. Zigene Rule, special at.... '29c Breast Drills, worth up to $6.00 special Breast Drills, worth up to $4.50, = $2.49 . e Ship Auger Bits, sizes 6-16 12-16, worth up to $1.95, special at .... to Ship Auger Bits, 18-16, worth up to sensi o—, at. sizes 18-16 to . $1.29 $1. 50 Dozen Thin Blown , Table Tumblers at 43c SET OF SIX These clear glass thin-blown Tumblers are highly polished and make a very neat set. THIS IS AN EXTRA BIG VALUE. " Regular price $1.50 per dozen. Special, set of 6..43¢ No Phone or rC O. D. Orders. None Delivered. Mazda Lamps Are the Best They give a_ soft, white light and use only one-third as much current as the old style carbon lamps.