The Seattle Star Newspaper, May 5, 1919, Page 3

—— we! Or a Ss day afternoon. t_all_ Drug Stores Ae eaters canna natikt Some Considerable ove Romance Here! L LEE “RUSTLING A BRIDE” There's a pretty girl, a manly chap, a lot of cowboys, real Arizona scenery and atmosphere, and a smashing finish BILLY COMEDY ARREST ALLEGED THUG ‘ William Brown of Lester, Wash.,| Sere unadl was held up and robbed of $40 Sun. Robert I. Watts, a 25, was arrested late Sunday | by J. R. Young, special agent for the Northern Pacific, who boarded the look for the man who held EE cu ceen revolver |Pike Place public market charged | Kitsap county jail Sunday afternoon nial aged g nar wae from Mrs, Mary E. Parchem, 946 “CONDUCTOR’S LEG BROKEN/ her, conductor on a Faun-|tles in Seattle is being compiled by | shot her while they were out riding street car, suffered a broken | the Charities Endorsement bureau of | 'n an automobile, and then threw her tleroy leg late attem » E.C. Fis! Moving, he mixsed his step and fell. |fit of business men NURSES RETURN ASSERTS ALIENS } FROM OVERSEAS PREACH REVOLT Brave Contingent Arrives Fighting Chaplain Blames} Hours After Hospital Lax Immigration Laws of Base ve wel Rolshevien in this country is the u result of our 1x immigration Hospital $0, yet given a ‘ome of the wn which lo nurses | lands tw cor of Seattle's own Red Croat hospital unit arrived here overturn th from France with | Father Fray the dawn Sunday ing chaplain ldress at the| rrived at) Knights of ws hall Sunday | and Their nor heart heir tardine nd the hour of thelr arrival, and they went im mediately to their homes, for they were demobilized in New York, and to served in France as American expedi:| wnd received beth the pecasions | * acrows No Man's Land | thelr officers had been shot ot have to go to Camp Lewis for | dawn, and was cited seven times for | nal bravery 1 admiration for Pres Milw ay after » swung into not defeated when rs and| signed. Father Kelley is speaking in sweethearts, and an automobile pa | all the cities of the Pacific coast in rade up Second ave, wh they | the interest of the Victory loan were chee d shown the welcome - Seattle felt men of the © arms of wives, mot teers and es STATE SAILORS sweeten WIN CITATIONS charged and back in the city Monday day | Seattle nurses who arrivea Daniels Commends Tars of Sunday were Mies Linda Coleman U. Ss. Ss. Shaw Miss Cella F . Mra Marie ¢ WASHINGTON, et Robinson, May 65.—For ion to duty when r Shaw ¢ ; rd liner Aquitania h coast on October 9, 1918, ern of the crew of the de n commended by . Mins Rath Clegg. Miss Alma Tuell and Miss Clara | the ©) Sasse, accompanied those from Se-| 17 attle in their journey across the con. | "rover have unemt. Secetar | port, ana have rammed and the Aquitania, the he Shaw jammed. irect for the trans She was by directly n the path of the giant |Rooms in Flames; Get Out)‘ D dack ot the beara ike Thru Window | dest was cut away, and 11 of | her crew were killed, she managed }to reach port without assistance. 4 by a disjointed] ly destroye Fire stovepipe cc Among the men cited are Orvil 4 the! Driver, of Charleston, Wash. and |home of M. Mrs. Chartes B.| xtichael J. Ginns, of Tacoma, Wash. Effinger, 1 34th ave. 8. and| pit a ltorced fhe family to escape thru a bedroom window, Sunday nigh ‘WOMAN IS OUT The damage is extimated at $3,200 | and only the plano was saved } | The Effingers were putting their ON BAIL TODAY front room, On opening the door they found |the room a mast of flames and| Victim of Alleged Assault Is two small children to bed when the heard the fire crackling in the je to get to the door. in Hospital |They broke the bedroom window Mra, Earl Jaynes, who, with her and lowered the children to the ground, and jumped for their lives. CF ARES SA MIP 1Syearold son, is charged with an HOLD ALLEGED THIEF attempt to take the life of her niece, Nicanor Sulit, 25, a Filipino, was| Mra. L. W. Martin, last Friday, near arrested Saturday afternoon im the} Charleston, waa released from the with attempting to snatch a purse|on $1,900 bail. The 23-year-old niece, who is at the Bremerton navy hospital, recov- | ering from two bullet wognds in her A directory of all authentic chart | abdomen, charges that Mra. Jaynes W, 50th st. Saturday night when, in an|the Seattle Chamber of Commerce | out In the road. She was picked up pt to board the car while it was|and Commercial Club for the bene | by ® passing machine | It is alleged that Mra. Jaynes was | Jealous of her niece over her hus It Often Leads to Dread Consumption Pespondent, Takes ei You Will Never Be Cured |*"4 alr paseages, the dixease be Life With Shotgun by Local Treatment 4 With Sprays and Catatrh is a condition of the blood|/ most dreaded and hopeless of all) Qn can not be cured by local appli-| diseases, consumption. cations of sprays and douches; this| has been proven by the thousands! nent relief. Who have vainly resorted to this that s 8. S. method of treatment. Catarrh should not be neglected| source, the blood, and produces sat-|and brother and parents The wrong OF experimented with. s time lost, dur-| cases. treatment is valuable itg which the disease ix getting @\to give S$. 8. 8. a thorough trial. It} firmer hold upon its victim, and|i¢ sold by all druggists | making it more difficult for even|wited to write to the Medical De 2 the proper treatment to accomplish | partment for expert advice as to Fesuits. [how to treat your own case. Ad) nenuty Prosecuting Attorney Chas. : Though Catarrh makes its first|dress Swift Specific Co., 254 Swift] i Ciaypool and Prof. E. J. Klemme yes ~ Sppearance in the . throat | Laboratory, Atlanta, Ga Karl Jaynes, a letter carrier jeston for a number of years. Ill and despondent for more than six weeks, Thomas Higdon, 42, foreman over county road con- struction under County Commis- loner Dotson of Renton, killed imapif with a shotgun in the rear of a barn at his Elliott station home Sunday afternoon, The body is at t James Vachell under- No local treatment affords perma-|taking parlors at Renton experience has taught} Higdon, who had been a fore- is the one remedy|/man on the county roads for four which attacks the disease at its|years, is survived by his wife comes more and more aggravated | and finally reaches down into the lungs, and everyone recognizes the alarming condition that results whe: the lungs are affected. Thus Ca | tarrh may be the forerunner of that} tory results in even the worst sini = Catarrh sufferers are urged| dkah uni’ OAK suai a to attend the final meeting y teachers to be held jay, 10 a. m., May 10, in the Nelson auditorium. You are in Sate Frederick & of the State Normal school will ad dress the meeting. Hamlin's Wizard Oil a Safe First Aid Treatment. How often lockjaw and blood poisoning result from the neglect of 4 slight serateh or little cut! Ham- lin's Wizard Oil is a safe and effec | tive first ald treatment. It is a pow- and should be ap: to wounds of this danger of infection. and healing and quickly drives out pain and inflam: mation in cases of sprains, bruises, jcuts, burns, bites and stings. Just lag reliable, too, for stiff neck, sore | feet, cold sores, canker sores, ear. Jache and toothache Get it from druggists for 20 cents, If not satiafic rn the bottle and get bac d, or have sick try Wizard Liver TRACE PUROLA mann | ; t little pink pill, 90 lcents, Guaranteed.Advertisement Shaving, cine does not bite! | plied imi kind to Saturday Afternoons in BREMERTON ‘19% Pacific Pike Street and Fifth Avenue Little Things That Are Doubly Important in the Camping Outfit, All Specially Priced White 16¢@ each. Tin Cups, nestable, 5¢ each, Paper Napkins, _ plain white, one hundred in a package for 9¢. Waxed Paper in rolls, 3 for 10¢, _Retinned Knives and Forks, pair, 19¢. Retinned Tea 3 for 10¢. Enameled Coffee Pots, 6-cup size, 49¢. White Enameled Dinner Plates, 19¢ each. Tin Plates, assorted sizes, 2¢ each. Luncheon Sets Made of Maple Light, convenient and sanitary nets are a service for six persons and consist of: Enameled Cups, Spoons 6 Dinner Plates 2 Vegetable Dishes 2 Meat Platters 6 Bide Dishes 6 Salt and Peppere 12 Spoons 6 Napkins 1 Table Cover SET COMPLETE FOR 23¢ THE ROTE-HANKINC. OTTO F. NEGEL, President Spring and Summer FURNITURE A New and Beautiful Assortment ‘THE SPIRIT OF THE SEASON is aptly reflected in the splendid array of bright new Reed and Fiber Furni- ture assembled for your inspection and enjoyment. It presents a refreshing picture, and an atmosphere of coolness and comfort pervades the whole. Rattan Furniture is shown in wide variety and is one of those rarely happy perfections beyond which one cannot imagine anything better. Because Rattan Furniture is usually chosen by people of discrimination and definite Bsns of decoration, the mak- ers of Rattan leave it in its lovely natural state to be specially finished and upholstered to your order. Every piece of summer furniture is designed for your comfort, pleasure and convenience—to make your sum- mer more enjoyable—and yet the prices for which this furniture sells are extremely moderate. Fireless Cooker They Save Fuel They Save Time They Save Labor All three important factors in the general scheme of houre keeping, and of particular inter ext to every woman. The fuel saved means money saved; the time saved may be utilized in #0 many good ways; the labor saved may mean bet- ter health and happiness. The prices are extremely moderate, renging from— $17.50 to $28.50 A steel frame that places the cooker at a convenient working height is given FREE with each cooker. . Inexpensive Table Linens Are Being Featured This Week Pattern Table Cloths in round designs and made on Trish linen looms and fin- ished like linen, are offered in four very desirable sizes, 70x70 inches at, each.. 72x72 inches at, enc! 70x8% inche: 72x90 inche: -87.50 All of these Cloths have Nap kins to match at very moderate prices. 22x22inch heavy, serviceable linen weft Napkins. Special, the dozen, $5.00, 16x32inch Huck Towels, in serviceable quality, Special, 20¢ each. THE FREE Sewing Machine Sold on small weekly or monthly payments. THE GROTE-RANKIN CO—Pike Street and F. SUMMER RUGS For Homes, Camps, Porches and Sleeping Rooms Russ of surpassing charm—to help make the honie attractively comfértable for summer. Light colored and serviceable Fiber Rugs and desirable Grass Rugs are now displayed in ex- ceptional variety. Very attractive color effects can be obtained from the present carefully selected assortments, featuring the new shades of blue and gray, though tans, browns, greens and rose designs come in for their share of popularity. Bozart Fiber and the Bozart Lorraine Rugs offer good selections and are serviceable floor coverings with a smoothly-woven surface. Waite and Deltox Grass Rugs have been sold by us for many seasons and hardly need introduction; they, too, are closely woven and will give excellent service— all are moderately priced. : Your Baby’s CARRIAGE —to be comfortable—to be good looking—must have an adjustable hood, a roomy ly, durable upholstering that will not easily soil; light, flex- ible springs and rubber-tired wheels that set sel- idly on the axles. We Have on Exhibition Many Attractive Models that can be purchased advantageously and possess every requisite necessary for baby’s comfort and mother’s delight. Large handsome Reed Carriages are priced $25.75 to $75.00. Other Baby Vehicles include Sulkies, Go-Carts, Park Carts, Strollers, and are priced from $7.75 to $25.00. ifth Avenue—THE. Gl Satisfactory e ; Terms Always We Have Made Every Preparation to FURNISH YOUR PORCH FOR COMFORT THE approach of warm summer days and - evenings suggests many changes in the fur=— nishing of porches; and to be able to enjoy your porch at all hours the first requisite is to have it» properly screened. Aerolux Ventilating Porch Shades will mean so much more comfort during the entire summer, keeping out the hot rays of the sun during” the day, keeping out excessive winds in the cool eve- nings, for a porch entirely enclosed with Aerolux _ Shades offers all the seclusion of an indoor living room, ~ Aerolux Porch Shades are made to fit all porch openings — and are priced as follows: 4 feet wide, 7 drop ++. BS. 6 feet wide, 7 drop .. binges erae a ¥ | 8 feet wide, 7 drop .. epi awe 10 feet wide, 7 drop .......... ay ‘he Aerolux Floor Screens offer protection from sudden drafts. Made with th panels, 514 feet high, and are finished in rustic b and green colors; priced, each, $7.00. Curtains for the Summer Home Economy and beauty are exemplified in our sple1 assortments¢of Marquisette, Voile and Scrim i for summer homes; priced, the pair, $2.75. Extra good values are offered in Curtain mates including: 36-inch Marquisette at, yard .. 40-inch Marquisette at, yard .... ieee Choice | New Cretonnéll At 35c, 45c, 65c Yard ATTRACTIVE PATTERNS, adapted to decorative scheme of summer homes, f cushions for use in hammock or canoe, cou covers, curtains and screens—any of which ¢ be successfully made of cretonne. WINDOW SHADES—36 inches wide and six feet lo of green or tan opaque curtain cloth, complete brackets and pulls, are priced 75¢ each. BURLAP FOR WALL COVERINGS—36 inch natural color only; priced 40¢uthe yard. a The Four Essentials of a Good Refrigerator ‘THE FIRST REQUISITE is a real porcelain lining. Also you should consider the of the refrigerator—see that the very best construction for the circulation of the cold, = air has been used. This keeps’ the air dry pure. Be sure that the insulation is perfect— that the food chambers are well shut in from the’ outside. In the LEONARD Cleanable REFRIGERATOR Ten walls shut out’ the heat and shut in the cold! CLEAN AS A CHINA DISH The Leonard Cleanable Refrigerator is so clean and so easy to keep clean that thousands of women know it | by the above phrase. Come in and have our salesmen show you the Leonard Cleanable Refrigerators. An A-B Gas Range Should Be in Every Kitchen Where Gas Is Used as Fuel It is a good investment— an A-B Gas Range pays big dividends in the saving of gas. Then, too, it is so easy to operate, so easy to keep clean. + Its black or white enameled walls clean as easy as a china bowl. There are many models be- ing shown—a size for every home. Come in and have iL shown you the many new MONTHLY features on the AB Gas PAYMENTS Range that make it the safest Gas Range to buy. Frew