The Seattle Star Newspaper, April 18, 1919, Page 5

"Corrugated $10.00 50-foot lengths, special at. $5.50 25-foot lengths, special at It has been proved that Moulded Rub- [ber Garden will give the longest service. This hose is 60-foot length, with _ 25-foot lengths, with couplings, special at... . $3.69 Hose Nozzle that can be adjusted —————— | 10c Jap Rose Toilet Soap 4 for 29c Toilet Soap, as it has been considered one of the very best of glycerine tol poaps for many years. eakes for .. — } for reel on handle. This rod comes in three sections EACE PRICES ON SUITS “S-—— For Men, Young Men and Boys Our complete and Clothing, the newest splendid stock of Spring and latest in Spring Suits, were purcha ed for le and they will be sold for in tact, our prices speak for themselves, and we are always glad to show you the many differ- ent styles and materials we have in stock, MEN’S SUITS forEASTER me patterns and of the season $25.00, $30.00 and $35.00 Young Men’s Suits That Are Special Values Headgear John B. Stetson and Borg Hats for Spring Wear $5, $6 and $7 ¢ New Bast c the waist © come in and Hee “ $25.00 ay values at the price Everything for That Boy We show the largest stock of Boys’ Clothing and Furnishings in the West. you Dress up the boys for er. Nowhere can moderate a price as at Shafer’s. do it so well and at so Blue Serges and Cheviots Boys’ Knickerbocker Suits for Easter tion wear. Sizes from 4 to 18 years at $12.50 and 815.00, Boys’ Knickerbocker Suits in novelty patterns, beautifully made for present wear, $12.50. Sam Peck and Skolny Clothes Tailored Suits for boys of all ages in these famous makes. Fine materials. $15.00, $15.00 $20.00. Complete Line of Boys’ Hats and Caps. SHAFER BROS. Boys SEATTLE’S LARGEST CLOTHIERS ine First and University Second and University Styles HERE ARE SOME Sets Fire to Ship Carrying Yankees BOSTON, April 18.—Charged with setting fire to a stateroom on the transport Patrica, formerly of }the German merchant fleet, by manipulation of electric wire Jullus Fischer, agent of the Ham | burgAmerican line, is held in trons. |The fire occurred when the ship was entering port with 2,000 Amer tean soldiers aboard Enjoyment is the sweet satisfac at your income is more than you can possibly spend. SATURDAY Moulded Rubber Hose Hose , special Everyone is familiar with Jap Rose and hi haustion tinual a Special at 4 .29¢ penene setae 109 ene, | this there is nothing better than Cas apple, aloes, jalap, rolled into sug store aa Dr. Pierce's Pleasant Pellets | doctor in the land to ¢ . ‘ Is f Y ! |e sure of what will develop. The first thing to do as every one should |Pesard for the health and education | erman, is or ou. know is to “clean house!’ For the cough there is nothing better than the |f the American child, ag well aa the/at once and rid the scalp of every| 4 Golden Medical Discovery, a botanical extract which Dr. put | Young sufferer of Europe particle of dandruff, get a smalt bot-| $1.50 Steel Fish R at he market fifty years ago. ‘This cor - ee tle of “Danderine” at any drug store for a few conts, pour a little in your good for the syst | the ve it offers a scientific nutritive functions of the patient. |this by first restoring the enfee tisnue builder—will be dig yatem, There is nothing bette and blood than this ol tablet form. This is a good grade Steei Rod with attachment complete with cloth bag. 75¢ Enameled Silk Fish Line at 50c These are high-grade Enameled Silk Lines in 25- yard lengths—just the thing for trout fishing. Regular price 75c. Special at. vee BOG i. safe depositary for a cu National Bank has added ‘The Electric Section Offers— $1.25 Double Socket, Special at 89c This is the genuine No. 92 Benjamin Double Socket. Regular price $1.25. Special at 89¢ 40c Socket, Special at. Fuse Plugs, Special at Was» = work they fore Frequen| of the American Red Cro: univer: namely, the st *al movement for child fare has} by constipation o been proposed by the convention of} ‘ takes cold unless is attended with impov unless the entire intestinal tract is kept clear and clean as possi a good purgative in any “ohosh, Oregon grape root, and othe method of treating The “ remedy which every druggist Keeps in liquid or|ing to the police report. The police vice a customer may need, We ff try to get their viewpoint when J First National Bank | Girl Who Captured Hun Face Creams Helmet With Her Paint Brush Perfumes Hosiery — . and Neckwear P ilet or) abe gi eRe ao ae ee ad and | ) Men’s Easter Neckwear Artic! $ dd Jewelry Main Flor repens tes 4 ) Main Floor Is Worthy « $7.50, $1 ~ Soeond / the Ml OMORROW—Saturday Easter Sunday, finds tion incomparable with be: men and mis could not but fail to amply of days and weeks spent in day—that our patrons Hat to their liking The hat sketched i y be had in pastel shades of 1), trimmed with black vel row. Pr The Misses’ Hat, pictured with pleated taffeta brim ar trimmed with French bouquets A very complete showing of C Mins Mildred Gibson Mebbe « isn’t gla on dre Cause that Germ high WAS ALL BOOZE ‘RED’ AGITATORS *'! Misses’ Silk Unions and Operators pect Great Strike Arrested Man Decides Keep- ing Liquor in Barn and today that Bolshevt © mines of Wyomi large propo Monday by ert » hia} in th fact that a charged with having lia Renehenten, swearg. thet» distinctive styles of silk taffeta with know it was in the barr like ||] georgette sleeves ; also of figured foulard. csbnygn rl penean ee ere ||| Some are daintily beaded, others attract- oe mile Biya pee a Fe regardi ively embroidered and shown in Navy, and motor cars about two weeks ago.|sheviam, P. J. Qualey, pic Pearl, Taupe, Henna, Purple and Gray. Hengxen says his tusiness was the|firure among Wyoming operators, || ltattening of calves for farmers, but|made a positive statement. Sheriff Stringer rtated that he waeiy would hang every Bolshevik tn | unable to find either calves or fodder [Wher country if 1 had my way,” he || Jabout the piace Monday mid. “But I am convinced that union |! | Phe seized liquor, valued at more! iabor ta Sighting the Bolshevik! just]! than $50,000, was placed in bond in|as hard as we operators are.” _ 11912, and tm declared to be of a va-|. McTee said he believes a compro- |riety that would tickle the palate of| mise may remult from the decision of an Omar }iminere in Indiana’ to ask for @ ~|wlx-howr day georgette sleeves with effective drean is displayed in Purple, PICO cosscccsscenscessensseetes | “DOPED” CREAM,” CHARGE SPOKANE, April } sien tomers with washing powder, H. H. } is a distinct impression! pannel, “efficiency expert” for a among beth mt operat milk company here, is under arrest that a nation-wide co ike today on a health department war- rant, “DANDERINE” FOR FALLING HAIR develop this summer © Western lagreement between miners and op-| lerators expires August 31. Beforv that time, it is believed, positive de- | velopmentas will have determined for lor against the strike, This has been the steadiest of all the big mining camps tn the past few years, mld MeTee. Not a day has been lost, due to labor trouble, in three years, Frank B. Crumiey, editor of a daily paper here, sald he believes the resent uncertainty in the mining Stop dandruff and double beauty of your hair Colds, Coughs and Grippe Ry Dr. Samuel Hamilton 4 business nited largely from tom — a tag “ - ay ernment ot of railroads. for few cents. feeling, accompanied — by | Paties that develop business, he said, neeaing or a tickling in the| Fe Unable to get cars throat. The most frequ ea PTT ie Sie 8 Peat tune wet "| Urge Greater Care m0 a to} g’ ’ rooms suddenly into) for Child’s Health atinie As a part of the after-war program American child specialists, in sexsion at Cannes, France, This announcement, which was re. eived by wire at Red Cross head now nutrition, which plood and ex-| ing what we call 1 of nerve force is a con-| bworption of polsons into t yetem,|@uarters Thursday, cites the names For | of Dr. W. P, Lucas, of the University tor Oll, or a vegetable extract of May.| of California, and Dr, L, B. Holt, of coated pills, and sold in every drug|New York, as prominent figures at| Dandruff causes a feverish irrita- It is the common practice of every the conference. Results of the war,|tion of the scalp, the hair roots they assert, necessitate an increased |shrink, loosen and then the hatr} ase where he cannot |comes out fast, To stop falling hair t8| REPORT “HOP” OUTFITS FOUND Complete “dope” outfits were found in the possession of B.C. La Shalle, 34, a cook, and Mae Gill, 31, i hand and rub it into the scalp. Aft- Jer several applications, the hair stops |coming out and you can't find any ‘dandruff. Your hair appears soft, |elossy and twice as thick and abun- em, but check th blood edical Discovery" 4 1 digestive organs, so that food—the| friday morning by Police Sergt. W. ) and $12.50 Poges of the written word may * dream of Milan Hemp which rown of Visca braid and is $3.95, Dresses at $19.95 Altho he lived next to a barn con ROCK SPRINGS, Wyo. April 14 taining 3,180 quarts of whisky packed | Joe MoTee, president of Miners’ local » weeks, A. | 2293, here, who . of this . ~ 3, here, who rules th n of thi: Upper Main Floor adows eamp lke a beneficer maid IZES 14 to 16, represented in smart youthful models in ten different and The model {lustrated is of silk taffeta with 18.—Charged | a week an4/ with doping cream delivered to cus- Occasion and Ready Floor the day befo our Millinery Sec- autiful Hats for wo- describe the results preparation for this have an Easter Blue, Orehid, Pink, Mai vet ribbon and A foan 812.50 in a poke bonnet affair Price $7.50 Misnen’ Panama Finte at 85.05 and 87.50 Easter Dolmans, apes and Coats New Second Floor TE Dolman delineated is a hand- some model designed of Evora cloth and is lined with fancy silk. elm hy holding so gingerly is the o Star gave her for the best poster for the Victory Liberty | This Dolman may be had in Over- Lo ize : v seas blue, Sand and Taupe, at..... Her name is Mildred Gibson, Sho ts 15 years old and lives at 6510/ 75.00 mie AT ee ee BB RS gaia lees been es oes seeeee S75. The helmet she aptured” was captured bnee before when some of | our own Yanks took it away from the German officer, who was wearing it At $45.00, $49.50, $55.00, $65.00, A real souvenir, tan't It? e of | $75.00 and higher ) ‘The displays reveal a most unnsval va DIDN'T KNOW IT MINERS OPPOSE riety of «mart, distinctive styles, designed of grade Spring fabrics and the most ad mired of all Spring colors, which make these garments particular ly adapted Sunday wear. for Ea. embroidery, This Henna and Gray. seeeeees $19.95 The Rhodes Co. Our Easter Millinery { ) ) Easter Gloves 1ZES & to 12 years in smart belted models with one or two pairs of knicker trousers. These suits are designed of at- tractive mixtures and are splendid values at.. .. $12.50 9AT STYLES with French cuffs in pleasing novelty and staple patterns. The splendid = quality. of crepes, madras and mer- cerized fabrics used in the making of these shirts and the exception- al manner in which they are finished offer an ex- ceptional value. SIZES 147017 lie CREDIT | company, anywhere. good looking. The materials and pat- terns we can show you will provide you with a suit that will look just a little out of the ordinary without being in any way extreme, and the work- manship in a Bradbury will make it a purchase you will never regret. Bradbury Clothes | det ted and taken up and assimilated by |. Steen and Patrolman Robert Ha. |(rt Try tt r for diseases of the stomach, lung#| gen, at 108 Westlake ave, N., accord: jare holding the pair for investigation jand may file vagrancy charges, ‘Laty Overcomes Use | of Morphine “Troubled about 10 years with | what the doctors called gall stones, \often I thought I would die before | the doctor could get here, when he | would give me a hypodermic of mor- |phine and advise an operation, A neighbor told me about Mayr's Won- derful Remedy for stomach trouble, and since taking the first dose 2 years ago T have not had an attack | | nor needed a hypodermic.” It Is at simple, harmless preparation that removes the catarrhal mucus from the intestinal tract and allays the inflammation which causes prac- tically all stomach, liver and intes- stomer’s money, the First every other financial ser- for our customers, and we place any proposition be- us for consideration. tinal ailments, including appendi- citis, One dose will convince or money refunded. Bartell’s Five Prug Stores and druggists every $25 And Upwards OUR CREDIT Arrangements will appeal to your sense of fair play and busi- ness judgment. You simply make a small cash payment and the balance as you care to arrange. 211 Union St. : where—Advertisement. W3rd &University WILL EASTER FIND YOU WELL DRESSED? By “WELL” Dressed we mean dressed in such a way that you can hold your own for appearance and style in ANY That’s man wearing a Bradbury Suit can do, and he can do it from first to last, because Bradbury Suits STAY 1332-4 Second Ave.’ = what a