The Seattle Star Newspaper, February 16, 1920, Page 5

ly Woodh ouse-Grunbaum Furniture Co., In. — Now Is the These Are Reduced to $3.95 They are firm and well Time to Buy constructed, and when not in use can be folded up; they are also specially good for sewing tables. $5.00 value. Leatherette top, and a regular Most Liberal Credit in the City We are glad to be able to offer our easy way of payment. for it is such a help to the homefurniaher. small amount down and the your needa G Where Pike fo Hold Funeral of Canada News Man INTREAL, Quebec, Feb. 16.—/ services for E. F. Slack, t of the Canadian Preas and director of the Gazette) Co, who died here yester- ‘will be held Wednesday. ocereM «i foe COMPANY ne This Hard Wheat Flour at a Big Saving A fortanate purchase enables Us to quote prices away below the current rates. _11e No, 2 cans, 3 for $1.00 \PPLEL large can... 94 and BEANS, large .29c Medium . VAN CAMP’S PORK DEL MONTE ASPARAGU! 8, Borden's, Federal or Carnation Milk, 2 large cans An Exceptional Value in a Fragrant Tea Black or Green, full pound 49c 30 Stores And it surely is time you fol- lowed in the steps of Mr. and Mrs. Thrift, They save money on every purchase because our enormous buying power and unique method of economical selling keeps down the cost. Look for the Grocteria in your district--“BE GLAD THERE'S ONE NEAR YOU.” sg ae You pay just « balance in :mall sums to suit Colored Youth Is _ | Arrested in Brawl Not content with a razor, John Spencer, 18, colored, was using an additional knife in his efforta to foarve a fellow countryman during a brawl! at Bighth ave. Sand Weil er st. Sunday night. Patrolman Fred Nicolar in time to prevent Spencer is being held by Meets got snd arrived on the scene bloodshed. police. Head or are best treated - Wouralgic Pain Pains rodbe frost bites, cold Get it from druggists for 30 | If not satinfied return the bottle and | get your money back. | Ever constipated or have sick head ache? Just try Wizard Liver Whips. pleasant little pink pills, 30 cents. Guaranteed. es ‘yan AMATI eae olibay, pe fa ph =U, §, STEAMER 'RED CROSS AND READ OFFER LEGAL AID TO SUPT. MAY LOOMIS Boiler Tubes of Red Moun-| tain Are Blown Out SS DISABLED ROSTON, Feb, 16 The United States ship steamer Red Mountain, reported di jabled and adrift about 4,000 miles jeast of New York, probably will be | taken in tow by the steamship Elms. | port, also a shipping board vexsel, Jlate today, according to a wireless | message received here Capt. Gott, of the disabled steamer, aid that tubes in all three boilers | |had Mown out The steamer Orton is also reported | in distress, (United Press) ing board ‘Wire Briefs | NEW YORK Government | agents arrest Valdemar Deitsch, said to be a German, arriving on liner Oscar IT PEKING China—United States) marines here officially execute the “Dragon, Demon Rum.” WASHINGTON. Senator dexter, Washington, spoke at Maine memorial exercises ot Meyer yesterday CHICAGO.—Harris Trustand Sav ings bank profit sharing fund for! employes on increase, EVERETT.—The older boys’ con ference ends twoday session here DUBLIN, N. H Charles Mo Veagh, jr., graduate student Prince. ton, dies on snowshoe trip to sioumt | Monadnoek BOSTON .—-Steamer Orton caught} in toe field off Nova SAN REMO, Italy ints killed when motor bus falls in river Shot in Scuffle, Youth May Live| City hospital expressed considera | bie hope Monday for the recovery of | Sam Lyneh, 19, 1802 19th ave, who) was shot in the abdomen Sunday | afternoon by Ray Henagen, 29, tn the| latter's room in the Waldorf hotel during @ friendly scuffle. | Henagen is being held by the pollce| pending the outcome of Lynch's con-| dition. Lynch has absolved his! friend from all suspicion of criminal attempt. Poin the ¥ west | | | Sixteen tour-/ | abit | *| Germany May Try | War Guilty List PARIS, Feb, 16.—(United Preas.)— iied note to Germany on jon Seattle jeweler, e Swedish will be held Tuesday morning at 11) | o'clock. Aa an authority on precious | stones, Fiehardson was known up| }and down the coast and often was jcalled on to value stones for other Jeweler: $1,500,000 7% Cumulative Preferred Stock of Foster & Kleiser Co. is being offered for subscription. Following are the salient features: 1—Stock is preferred dividends. as to both assets and 2—Callable at 110 and accrued dividends after three years. 3—Sinking fund provides for complete re- tirement in twenty years. 4—Exempt from normal income tax. 5—Current earnings are 2.71 times dividend requirements. 6—Net assets equal $225 per share and quick assets equal to $150 per share. 7—Entire plant capacity sold for 1920. 8—Company has no other bonded indebted- ness. 9—Application will be made to list this stock on San Francisco 10—Foster & Kleiser Exchange. | rank third in size and importance in their line in the U. S. $100 per share. Adler-i-ka! L. B. MANNING & CO. | Investment Securities 619 Second Ave. Seattle G. E. MILLER & CO. Investment Securities Northwestern Bank Bldg. Portland, Ore. |ehanges in the tndustrial \sour stomach Health Commissioner 11 thweet Red Crows officlalx “d legal to Loomis, superintendent ree at the city hospital, Ina warrant insued by Prosecuting At Vred Rrewn, Saturday, Mins Loomis was charged with appropri: | ating $12.30, the property of J. P. Pinard, who died of influenza at the elty hospital riday Health Commissioner Read resent ed the prosecutor's action Monday, whieh he termed an action “which ruthlessly tears down the reputwy Hon of @ woman who has faithfully M. Read torney Zoning Commission to Be Named Soon The personnel of the soning com-| mission which will report a replat] Jof Seattle's downtown business dix | trict and a redistribution of ment he will late this week by Mayor Fitagerald., If the report of the zoning com mission is adopted by the city) coune! it will = mean radical aotlvition of this city and sites for manufac: | tories, WS THOS WORD 10 WOMEN apart une ones be named} ) | Tellsof theGreatGood Lydia! E. Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound Did For Her. Morrice, Mich. — “About 9 | after my second per ww | | on li year was ten 1 ‘ered with diz sinesseverymorn ing #0 that I could hardly get around. I had heard from) other women x about y med- | D4 icine and had read) letters about it so ~ husband got | Lydia E. Pink- . ha am’s Vegetable) 4 ne which to directions directions and ih a ree te tte fl was any. relieved. I also took the Vegetable Compound before my last) baby came and am thankful to say) that it relieved my sufferings ve much and I ll never be without it at such times, I have told others of its great worth and shall keep on tell- ing it. Mrs. Eo. Tuomas, Box 134, Morrice, Mich. day in and day out and drag out a Eee half-hearted existence, miss- repens ede ok can £. Pinkham’ ‘as Vi le Comy advice address Lydia E. Pinkha: Medicine Co,, Lynn, Masa, Women should not continue to suffer | fourths of we would like free con! nt = | vigilance of the go served the community for years.” “As & matter of fact,” aid the mmissioner, “the patient was re celved at night, and money turned over to the night nurse, The money was turned over to the core ner after the patient died, and a re ipt aco not in any wible, The charg Hecause Mins Loomis an an utive of Red Cross nurses dur ing the war, the Red Croas has of fered services of an attorney to Mins | Loomis, The hearing will be before Justice Otis Brinker, February 26 WILLIAM FLYNN IS IN SEATTLE Red Situation “Clarifying” William J. Flynn, nead of thé au of investigation of the de of justice, former chief of the U. & secret service, arrived here early Monday morning He) was accompanied by operatives J.| P. MeCathry and J, B. Dunn | Flynn was closeted with Frank Garbarino, head of the } office | of the department of justice, fol} lowing his arrival here. | “The ‘red’ situation ts ing,” declared Flynn Monday. “The pment, how ever, will not be relaxed. We tend to go after every ‘red’ in the U, 8 who is preaching anarchy | and sedition ] Flynn would not disclose the) length of bis visit in Seattle. It) is understood he is on a tour of i ection of the western officer 0 the department of justice. Hit by Street Car, Pedestrian Injured Pat F. Duffy, Tenino, Wash. be came confused and got tangled up with the fender of @ street car at Yesler way and Third ave, Sunday When pedestrians pulled Pat from beneath the fender he complained of 4n injured shoulder and left side, hospital physicians declared not serious. Glaring headlights blinded RH Drake, assistant cashier of the Citi zens’ Bank of Georgetown, as he was driving on Duwamish ave, Sat urday night. He ran int | pote, wrecking his car, and cuts and bruiser Puts $20 Under Pillow—Gone Now) Mra. C. Foss, 4045 45th ave. 8. W. being tired sought solace Saturday night in @ bed in the 8t Charles botel She cached her $20 roll be} neath her pillow and forgot it In the| morning. She told the police it had time she re | Says Is clarify - America) LONDON, Feb. 16.—-Newsapapers | today insisted that Lord Reading probably will accept at least a tem! porary appointment an ambassador to the United States, If Reading doex not want the position permanently to |he may be sent to Paris later, it wax waid, |Sinn Feiners Blow George E. Ryan —FOR— City Councilman (Two-Year Term) ny Exchange rs (Paid for by Joseph Allman) | | CREAM FOR CATARRH OPENS UP NOSTRILS ‘| Tells How to Get Quick Relief From Head-Colds. It's Splendid $1 ‘ } In one minute your clogged now trils will open, the air « of your head will clear and breathe freely No more snuffiing, blowing, h No atr ling for ath at night; your cold or catarrh will be gone. et a emall bottle of Ely’s Cream Ralm from your druggist now. Apply | a little of this fragrant, antiseptic healing cream in your nostrils, It penetrates through every air passage of the head, sooth the inflamed or swollen mucous membrane and relief | pase: you ean hawking, ache, dryness omes instantly It's just fine with a cold or nasty eatarrh comes #0 quickly Wife Takes Don't stay stuffed-up | relief | “Adlers-ka helped my wife for gas tomach and sour stomach fn |twenty minut It works beyond REATEST expectation.” (Signed) | | Sherman Catt Adler4-ka flushes BOTH upper and lower bowel so completely it relieves ANY CASE gas on the stomach or Removes foul matter | which poisoned stomach for months. oft CURE: netipation, Prevents appendicitia Adier-i-ka ia mixture of buckthorn, cascara, glycerine and nine other simple ingredients, Swift Drug Co, Bartell Drug Co, and all on the | Julia Buckmaster, | Here Is a Sensible Treatment Fy | Up Police Barracks! DUBLIN, Feb. 16.—Four constables were wounded when Sinn Feiners| dynamited the police barrack Ballytrian ((Ballyronan?) a dispatch | here today said. A revolver battle preceded the dynamiting. Another dispatch said a group of armed men stopped an ammunition train en route from Dublin to Athens. One soldier was wounded when the attackers threw hk bomb, but the guard succeeded in repelling the at-| tackers and the train proc ceded. | | Probe Death of Seattle Woman into the death of Mra 62, of 6721 19th {Hed in an aute Inquiry ave. N. W., Seattle, |mobile accident at Tacoma Saturday night has been ‘ordered by Prosecut ing Attorney William D. Askren of Pierce county. The auto crashed thru a bridge at Tacoma Junction William Hines, 2301 Spokane ave., Seattle, driver of the car, is held at the county hospital; O. Cole, New | Cecil hotel, in the city jail, and the | deceased woman's daughter, Myrtle Buckmaster, Seattle, is held at the Tacoma General hospital. She has a fractured left arm and s¢ pruises. Grand Jury Probes Murder in Chicago CHICAGO, Feb. 16. Evidence gathered by State's Attorney Mac Hoyne, investigating the murder of Moss Enright, Chicago gunman and labor leader, was to be presented to the grand jury today. This will in clude the confession of James Vinci, who after several days’ questioning admitted he drove the auto carrying the killer. cotored, who is in ay on an open ocent. ry Seaborn, 20, a Finn logger, of robbing him of $110 in a vacant lot at Bighth ave. and Seneca st. early this morning. i Zada Morris, the city jail That Gets Prompt Results downright, harassing very few disorders can approach so-called skin disorders, such as Eczema, ‘etter, Boils eruptions, scaly irritations and sim- ilar skin troubles, notwithstanding the lavish use of salvesy lotions, washes and other treatments applied externally to the irritated parts, No one ever heard of a person be- ing afflicted with any form, of skin disease, whose blood was in good condition, ‘Therefore, it is but log: ical to conclude that the proper method of treatment for pimples, Vor real, discomfort, leading druggists. blotches, sores, boils, rough, red and Fi Ke ia ee This store wil 1 be closed Tuesday morning until 10 | o’clock to permit our employes to vote at the Primary | Election. The Rhodes Co. Pictorial Review and McCall Patterns An Unusual Sale of Hosiery Silk Hose 200 pairs of Women’s ingrain pure Silk Stock ings, in black, field mouse and gray to 10. Formerly $2.50. Spec Tuesday, a pair.. Main Floor, Rear The outstanding feature of this sale of three thousand pairs of Hosiery for Tuesday's selling is the marked reductions on several assort- ments from our regular stock. The savings will be an incentive to our patrons to buy for present and future needs, and in order that all may share in this sale satisfactorily we will limit the number of pairs which each purchaser may select, Fiber Silk Hose 600 pairs of Women's Fiber Silk Hose in black, — cordovan, medium gray, field mouse and white, — Sizes 8% to 10, Formerly $1.25. Spe 95 clal Tuesday, a pair... 4 ic Sizes 8% $1.85 700 Pairs In this assemblage are Women’s Seamless Silk Boot and Sem!-fashioned |Silk Lisle Howe 4 jsmoke, |size in every co! Silk Hosiery 240 pairs in @ broken line, composed white and brown and assorted fancy Silk Hone. Bizen 8% to 10, but not each size in every color or pattern. Formerly $1.75 and Special Tuesday, a pair Fiber Boot Hote Fiber 500 pairs of Women's black, white, pink, sky blue 8% to 10. Formerly 50c. Tuesday, a pair. Girls’ Hose 400 patra of light 65c, Special Tuesday, a pair. . putty, medium gray and taupe. and lavender. Special light weight Liste Stockings, in black onty. Bises 6 to 10. Formerly n ivory, pongee, champagne, golden rod, sky blue, pink, Sizes 8% to 10, but not each Formerly 65c. Special Tues- 39 : c Children’s Hose 500 pairs of Cotton and Lisle Stockings in light and medium weights for boys and girls. This assortment, which is made up of broken lines, in- cludes sizes 6 to 10, but not each size in every quality, Formerly 40c and 50c. 29c Special Tuesday, a pair as ‘ Cotton Hose 100 pairs of Women's Black and Natural Fleece Lined Cotton Hose, in sizes 8%, 9 and 9% only. Formerly 35c, special Tues 19¢ GAY, & DOM. ..ccccccnccccdesseccesccene 100 pairs of Black Cashmere Hess, tn ce 9 Cashmere Hose r or quality. of plain "$1.50 B Hose, in Sizes .25¢ .39C clal Tuesday, @ pale. .....cesseececseesss | Attacks His Wife With Butcher Knif: TACOMA, Feb. 16——What is b Heved to have been a murder suicide attempt was frustrated Su day night, when neighbors rushed upon Walter Wallace, of Parkland suburb, when he attacked his wif with a butcher knite. She suffers knife thrusts in the neck, but wi recover, Wallace is held in the cit jail to await an insanity hearing. MODERN WIZARD) Corns stop hurting then lift off with fingers. Drops of magic! Doesn't hurt one bit! Apply a little Freezone on that touchy corn, instantly that corn stops hurting, then you lift it off with the fingers. No pain at all! Try itt . Why wait? Your druggist selis @ Uny bottle of Freezone for a few cents, sufficient to rid your feet of every hard corn, soft corn, or corn between the toes, and calluses, without soreness or — irritation Freezone is the muen talked ether discovery of the Cincinnat gontus A Watch Repaired by Jones Is Always Right Telephone Elliott 2607 1329 FOURTH AVENUB Itching, , Scratching Skin Diseases That Burn Like Flames of Fire scaly skin, is to purify the blood and remove the tiny germs of pollution that break through and manifest their presence on the surface of the skin. People in all parts of the country have written us how they were com: pletely rid of every trace of these disorders by the use of 8. 8. 8, the matchless, purely vegetable blood purifier, §, 8. 8. goes direct to the center of the blood supply, and strengthens and builds up the cireula- tion, giving a clear and ruddy com- plexion that indicates a healthy con- dition of the skin. Write today for free medical advice regarding your case. Address Swift Specific Co, 443 Swift Laboratory, Atlanta, Ga. ! | urged Germany to defy the | mand for surrender of war Von Lersner resigned his post rather than transmit the list to Berlin lig Bill Hart Has Nothing on Togo A drunken Jap, rooming in the I’. hotel over a movie house at ixth ave, and King st, was re. vonsible for the livest reel ever own patrons of the Skid-road strict. The sheriff was about villain, “Gyp the Bleed,” when vowle, three honest to goodness vols ripped the plaster off the| ling. Police Sergeant J. 8, Don- n investigated and discovered the | \p had retired to parts unknown | ter exercising his field piece, Lersner Is Urging Defiance of A Allies} BERLIN, Feb. 16—Baron Kurt} Yon Lersner, former head of the | German delegation in Paris, in an ar | ticle in the Lokal Anzeiger today, Influenza Con BAUMI ‘ANALGESIQU BENGU is the first ¢! } to relieve ‘pall Get a tube ‘Thee Loamtag & Co, MN. Be to pinch $5.50 Garbage Cans at $3.98 These Garbage Cans are an unusually big value. They are constructed of heavy 24-gauge corrugated -galvanized sheet iron and have the raised bottom and the fit-over cover. Two sizes, 18 and 20-inch. Extra special at $3.98. 69c Earthen Tea Pots at 45c EARTHEN TEA POTS—JUST LIKE MOTHER USED Pi These are Brown Earthen Tea — Pots with the neat raised dec oration—two shapes, Pineapple. and Rebecca. Special at 45¢. $1.50 Long Handle An Early Start in the Garden Has Much to Do With the Making of a Successful Crop A “lucky purchase” of 250 Spading Forks brings this remarkable special. They are the long handle 4-tine Fork, made of high- grade steel.