The Seattle Star Newspaper, April 11, 1919, Page 4

4 THE SEATTLE STAR—FRIDAY, APRIL 11, 1919, BS. KLINE STATES FLU CAUSE OF ee SHE WOULD ST | BRAIN STUPOR | ear F ANT FOR BREATH strange IIIness Reported Due ‘ Wy : Brings Relief From to Influenza BRAZIL VOLCANO RIPS MOUNTAIN <= Many Lives Lost in Great retative to tne Eruption tey, befor Pork JANEIRO, April 11.—A_ vio. | a eruption tn the moun Twenty Years of | ee cone a : - RIO < ——> range near Palmeira Dos Indios sauce. Try ited in the death of m Jiffy-Jell mental \> a } Aon CO) hfe <> > n= = Z ; , ant cal we t Co ) Yyek CLernens lk the a Clow fronsisk” jwanads | f frulé flavors rh essence fo Cw Uritfinn f~ “et : form, in vials. Each is so rich in condensed fruit juice that it makes a real fruit dainty. Yet they cost no more than old-style gelatine desserts, JiffyJet 10 Flavors, at Your Grocer’s — 2 Packages for 25 Cente “TAZ” FOR FEET so tos. ct Instant Relief for Sore, Tired, Tender Feet; f0F) stains wieara om te « simple and effective treatment for sore Aching, Swollen, Calloused Feet and Corns Loctoee coa ang Maggy yo the chest, it wi a hard, deep-seated t | MOTION PICTURES SHOW | SURGICAL OPERATIONS HARKISBURG, April 11-—Wib liam A. lirady s1 and mo tion-picture pr Jell Try Min¢é Jiffy-Jelt with roast lamb or cold meats. It is vastly better than mint Mint a during the |The aftermath her surgeons, he sa In will install mot to take Taniac,” said Mrs B Kine, who lives at 2902 40th 1 W., Seattle, the other day Sa ae batere, the tatneenn, Just seemed tmpossib! : Mrs. Kline, “for me that would help he least bit, I scarce a ptite at all, and what i : : © ,eat woukl vour on} nave almost tonalanstad of, «tad Crewrned m4 Mbous Pthamar ane p~- 4 De Re 1 Municipal , " 4 ed oe $ a and| against the law to wood on the floor, pla atrument before by kindling wood in the pay rent for th f | and « re inth oe - | Ubineki wa I - I : - ‘i x » ‘ he state | Wombernki's f because he b | sbove particulars. eo firat time in history gaep for breath, for I was snothering. My} time as she also in bad condition. | ered if d with pains tn th my back nearly alt Was Very nervous, too, « s little noise would uy snd [ never siept well, [I finally | ba: & and run down that I} band began Pernar @0 about very much, and | occasionally wav Able to do any of my house | foc > of the time | Tast resort I decided to give fm trial, and I just can’t tell © SWF much real good it has done | - a a fine appetite now, and FRANCE PREPARES FOR 314,000 ENOCH ARDENS| (Special to The Star by N. B.A) | PARIS, Apr Twe and 4 halt} as been signed, 1 want, and as much and the condition of my has been so wonderfully im Ahat TE never sutter a parti Meals. I am not bothered @hortness of breath any Bnd never have those bad, gpells at night like I did. | “ne vil Beem to be in perfect con | P* ing no tra I sleep like a child every | rally de T certainty feet rested and When I get up every morn. no trouble with my kid , and am not bothered with o sprains, bruises, cuts and burns occur in every famt e troubles lke eare toothache, cold sores, canker sore« letiff neck and tired, aching feet Soothing, healing Wizard Oil will al |ways bring quick relief. Get it from druggists for 20 cents. If not aatinfied, return the bottle and get your noney back, 5 fpated or have “Bic try Wizard Liver little pink pills, 36 nteed. Advertisement “Pull, Johnny, Pullt My sore, tired, swollen feet just ache for “Tiz."” years after peace 134,000 French lead” list aince led to the “missing” to the 1915. Machinery will be annul the decisions whe mise | » back any | {ae show up later, an erty will be weight, and feel so well | “Hnoch Ardens” return to find their that I now do ah my | Wives remarried after the presump 2,| tion of death, the second union will | be considered putative marriage, and | children of it will be legitimate, | | Go to the RIGHT DRUG OO. 169 Washington 8t. and 1111 First Ave And/the Doctor will give you » careful examination snd prescribe for you VREE. If you are sick you cannot do bet- ter than take advantace of this offer. We save you money and give the best povsibic treatment. ‘without the least troub! too glad to give this state. | I hope many others will | by my experience wih ly § TQ INVESTIGATE He te wold tm Seattle by Bartel!) = JAPANESE HOME LIFE under the personal di Vet & special Taniac represent-| SAN FRANCISCO, April 11—Fol- | and mt. lowing the announcement that As-| — sistant United States Attorney P. H.| |Johnson had under investi on i@ var : circumstances of Japanese domestic | lite in California, U. 8. Immigration | CAFE DANCER WANTS fer this amoune with the *Commiastoner Edw. White has ure Accident commission against the| Residents of Ratnier Jed the need for a systematic inapec $500 FOR KNEE HURT proprietors of the Techau tavern hureday tion of the conditions under which] SAN FRANCISCO, April 11.—| Mise Martin Japanese “picture brides” live after | sti places a $500 | nays th pees hare arriving in this country. White said Sen eee ete have. weed | that the immigration service had fol-| o " c the ta : fail ndent £00 : | =~ [=|OUT oF BUSINESS oe kien ith mo harmful had been obtained. . sccuming s¢ (BRITAIN PLANS GUARD Yes, thirty years we have been inthe retail business, and are giving up to enter the wholesale line. Recently we have leased, through the office of F. M. Jordan & Co., the entire loft above our store, formerly occupied by Frederick & Nelson. But we must dispose of this enormous stock of Men’s and Boys’ Clothing, Shoes, Hats, Furnishings, etc., and we cannot urge you too strongly to be present at this grand slaughter. footaick! Your feet feel| has ever known PLAN GARDEN SHOW ~ tired. puffed up. hafed, aching,| Geta " rweaty, and they need “Tix.” jdruc * feet remarkably fresh | f. “Tia” takes the pain} Industrial at a ture for red, ach ur shoes ily Wish you Accept no Reach met night and organized the nier Beach Garden club. The Jub will hold a big garden show tr Rumerous Inquiries tle seeking some Temoving freck Men’s SUITS Fine Hand - Tailored Suits. from the very best makers in America, and you can get the Latest Styles for One- Half. Dress Up for Easter. y. hy cm ounce ‘of ordi AGAINST AIR INVADER oral (Special to The Star by N. BE. A) LONDON, April 11.—Engiand is 5 eer Og rc. | making elaborate plans for protec Sag all cutaneous | tion against air amugglers and other mnt Ie superior |invaders are to be placed at inter Bring the little fellow im and have os fit him In a swell Boy's Suit for Easter, We will surely save you a fi bill. vals along the coast, linked up with each other by telephone, and in touch by wireless with serial police OF BOLSHEVIKI|sien engine witt be recowniard. THAN MEN IN FRANCE| (Special to The Star by N. B.A) | PARIS, April 11.—Women out number the men in Fran ly a million and a half. Government | figures for 1919 give the population | over 16 years of age: Men, 1 va 000; women, 14,200,000, In 1911 the) se The Washington State Land Set ‘one may oppose him in/|tlement association will meet Friday | He is veated with full/afternoon in the assembly room of | A the Chamber of Commerce to dis ee Bice ea sey Sennett tte SAT URDA : 5 Al RIL 12, 9 A. M. ment legislation. This gigantic sale starts, and we have slashed the price on every article in the store to such a low figure that you cannot help but supply your present and future wants for dad and the boy. Here you will see your dollar do the work of two. We invite merchants to come and make their purchases in quantity, as our prices are almost half the present wholesale quota- tions. But our advice to each and every one is to come early. The stock is complete now. This is the time to make your selections—don’t wait till the stock is sold out. We are quoting a few prices on different articles picked at random, but come and see for yourself. Bring this ‘“‘ad” with you for reference. $7.85 wearing Rengo Belt Reducing Corsets since last Autumn,will discard them nowonly because the Spring Season presents allur- ing new “Rengo” styles to conform to a decid- edly different sil- houette. BOYS’ SHOES, values to $3.50, Cut to mont $1.98 $1.25 Hayn MEN’S SUITS, values to $15.00, Cut to $5.00 Wool Union Suits, Cut to.... Tie WOOL Men’s Fine Kid and Calf Dress Shoes in tan and black, values $4.98 to $9.00, Cut to... Men’s Dress and Work Shoes, values to $5, Cut to $2 .68 $1.25 DRESS SHIRTS, 25¢ ARROW COLLARS Cut to $2.50 Heavy UNION SUITS Cut to....... DRESS SHOES, worth to $6.00 Cut to Union Made OVERALLS, values to $2.75, Cut to.. $1 .48 20¢ Handkerchiefs Cut to T5e Suspenders Cut to. 20¢ SOX, all colors, $4 Extra Heavy Government-weight oo . $1.98 25e MEN'S GARTER 9c WORK SHOES, values to $1 98 $3.50, Cut to ° Cut to...... $2.50 BOYS’ SHOES, Strong Rengo Belt, Double Watch-Spring Steels, Steelas- tic Webbing are exclusive “Rengo” features that contri- bute to the lasting grace and comfori of these wonderful cor- sets—earning for them GO the enviable reputa- BELT tion of “the most econo- mical reducing corsets ever devised for wo- men of stout and medium build.” to $20.00, $11.85 Swell Cashmere Men’s Suits, values Cut to $1.50 MEN’S DRE Heavy Work Shoes, values MEN’S DRESS HATS, to $8.50, Cut to values to $3.50, Cut to. . $1.50 Chambray Working Shirts, Cut to WORK SHOE: $3.50, Cut to... ig tp Ang cnepen $2 .98 $10.00 Extra Fine Boy: Suits, Cut to 75¢e Underwear, Cut to 75¢ WORK GLOVES, Cut to AND SO ALL THROUGH THE STORE ARE WONDERFUL BARGAINS UNION-MADE GOODS ARE OUR SPECIALTY— WE WILL CASH YOUR PAY CHECK UNION STORE COME EARLY WE CLOSE AT 6 P. M. LIBERTY BONDS ACCEPTED Mr. ELASTIC WEBBING et has a tamous, eleven years’ reputation for long service and wd wearing qualities, They retain their original beauty in a manner truly unusual in the experience of the stout woman who is proverbially “hard on corsets.” Prices of Rengo Belt Corsets range from $2 to $10 Crown Corser Co,, 170Fifth Ave., New York Workingman Investigate our prices on Working Clothes, You'll be surprised when you see our prices on Overalls, Work Shirts, ete, PALACE CLOTHING CO. FIRST AVENUE AND SPRING STREET Here is where you save Money, Strong, union. made Work Shoes and fine Dress Shoes, in both tan and black, and