The Seattle Star Newspaper, February 26, 1920, Page 7

THE SEATTLE STAR—THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 26, 1920 MINFLAGSsic| FREDERICK & NELSON 4 FIFTH ‘AVENUE AND PINE STREET Why not save by buying your clothes before 6 o’clock Saturday? ; 3 . : + ttt en To Aid in Spring House Cleaning So Caldwell States; Recalls } Action at Labor Temple | | Huh M, Caldwell lant night, speak See ee A Brigade of Brushes an bad as w, that ld he be an is ready in the Housewares Section of the Downstairs Store. There are big brushes, little brushes, long brushes and short brushes for every con- ceivable household purpose, at prices that are moderate: WERE asking that oe question because it’s right to the point. Most men want to save money if they can do it with- out sacrificing quality, and here’s a great opportunity to get good quality at less than regular prices; as ‘as Floor Brushes, 50¢ to is, and it has of the clty of $10.00. Washington, that ; : © coantll ‘ef thist Picture or Automobile city hag established a reputation as Dusters, 35c to $2.50. al bady. When 1 muy . I mean a body that) Tufted Furniture Brushes, he 1. W. W ion that | $1.50 to $1.65. Refrigerator Brushes, for An Easy-Running CARPET SWEEPEER Exceptional Value at I $425) =, — roller beari Carpet Sweeper is just as useful for thorow sweeping as for the hasty “brushing up.” It is finely-finished throughout, with nickel- trimmed handle bracket and end protector plates, as well as braid around edge to protect furniture. Emptied by two press levers. An exceptional value at $4.25. Housewares Section, Downstairs Store, the membership of the I, W. W Mr. Duncan was its secretary dur cleaning pipes, 25c. ne all that time Radiator Brushes, with wire handles, 45c; with yh Page apap tir wood handles, from 75¢ y Frank Gates, that the| to $1.00. f hoisted over the ylution was Scrub Brushes, with white a on Apert) Tampico or gray Tam- pico bristles and others © Labor temple, they oni move! De >| >| then stated that the flag| of I almetto fiber, in members of | various sizes, ranging in price from 15c to 35c. Clearance Sale of Hart Schaffner & Marx Clothes Ends Saturday at 6 o'clock tof tion nly ean eon oe Gad Weiied tan Vegetable Brushes, with Sanitary Toilet Brushes, Stove flag or without handles, 5c 55¢ to T5ec. 40c. “ to 15e. Percolator Brushes, 10c. Bottle Brushes, ranging UNCAN AGAIN Pot Cleaning Brushes, 5c Cut Glass Brushes, 95¢ in size from those for to 20c. and $3.00, baby’s bottle to those — HAS CHALLENGE ng 15c to 25c. ‘Invites Caldwell to Discuss : ELVE-INCH | Dusting Brushes, eal TW Pretig Issues Saturday — + FLOOR BRUSH banisters’ and of ia I re neue hard-to-get-at_ —_ places, te for mayor, to his opponent, 60¢ to $2.50. ‘ |Hugh M. Caldwell ay I invites you t —— 50c Varnish Brushes, 26¢ to Brushes, and it offers you an unusual oppor- tunity to save. Copyright 1919 Tart Schaffaes & Maree The finest suits and overcoats you can buy are now offered to you at prices much less than their actual value. You can’t realize how low they really are wing | letter was addressed by James A, Duncan, until you see the merchandise. i ee enable Be: 225, me bef. tion day to discuss, in y ; ao _ i ite! ] we pidtaie Lasuees ake Especially useful for sweeping the kitchen Wall Painting B j 9 Sept adv ata or basement in the place of a broom, is this for outside painting, trantio ateewipte te Gistcank penta es 12-inch Floor Brush of Tampico fiber, with from 75c to $3.50, long, varnished handle. Special, at 50¢. Kalsomine Brushes, $1.50” tention from the real campaign te to $8.50. wues, by you so heroleally attack, I hereby tn. vite you to submit to me by tomor Py "4 row noon, in concise written form, Whitewash Brushes, 40c. : the questions you raise in connec 5 tion with my candidacy for mayor, S Window Brushes, 90¢ and then appear with me at the Hip Tumbler Cleaning Pastry Grease Brushes, > $3.50, podrome at noon Saturday, February Brushes, 35¢ and 40c. 25¢ to The. $4750 $57.50 $67.50 are the prices that prevail until 6 o’clock Saturday for Hart Schaffner & Marx finest clothes. (formerly $55 to $85.) ullding straw men which Housewares Section, Downstairs Store. * Zath, to defend your position and I W wis enti eng mine, May I not Silver Cleaning Brushes, Clothes Brushes, 35¢ to sighted’ Poot Pol nave the honor of meeting you upon 9, ne : on 50c to 70c. T5e. sizes, $3.75 to $5.00, ( rs In occasion, © iT ” * UU, ret yours today. tion. tearewtth to be herise by. mo? $ § “JAMES A, DUNCAN." WOMAN CHOKED | Step tadders and omer things tha help to make neesechenstsy crushes AND SLUGCED ' HOUSEWARES SECTION, THE DOWNSTAIRS STORE ; Dragged to Vacant Lot eT 2 = q 1, RNa, --Man Is Arrested By ins room, at ee |Pied Pi M * Y Ask Ouija, Old Top; |Shanghai Lively 'Has to Prove He _|Burglar Entrance While waiting for a street car] uring the hight. he door had been | Soloed ale Aas i ae ng Ni early Thureday morning at Seventh] pore unloc ked, awa. Japanewe, living at 2426] OLD COINS and an heirloom| ODEM, Tex. Feb. 26.—Farmers| OKLAHOMA CITY, Okla, Feb, Get a Psychic Hunch| Spot for Officer Didn’t Shoot Self Would Be Handy ave } court, was slugged and se-| brooch were stolen from the home of | near here want a “Pied Piper.” |—te: ‘8 as much hers as it is his, CHICAGO, Feb. 26—A mind read-| DALLAS, Texas, Feb. 26.—"Fay.”| TOLEDO, Ohio, Feb. 26—Ewald| LITTLE ROCK, Ark, Fob. 26 fr on the vaudeville stage here ad-|““Besnie” and “Mildred,” in Shanghai, |. Smith had to strip himself before |The robber who entered Deputy U.|rersiy chaked by w imam A. B Luke, aath ave, S. W,,| Rats, sometimes nearly a thousand |ruled District Judge Vises scores of folks at each perform-| China, were named as co-rexpondents icity physicians here to prove he A. MeDonland, 26, a Iaborer,| Wednesday of them in a single barn, it is claim-| Clark, saying that even during # Crested by a merchaiit patrol ed, are doing much damage. | pendency of their divorce suit, 4. ie pbtained | waan't his brother, who had attempt _ ‘and how to search for|When Mra. F. KB. Chadwick ¢ 1 a! ype se dag = EP ana stolen property. He turned| divorce here from Francis B. Chad-|ed suicide. They are twins. Edward | compelled t lect from “broken | wa lak “Sot and | Rabbits, too, have caused injury |J. J. Lehman was entitled to ase of ot himself in a sesh to wardens |the automobile one-half the thne, Hart Schaffner & Marx Clothes Shop Corner Second and Seneca 8. and Jackson st, Mrs. I —_—-_—_-—— S. Marshal R. G. Hodge's home was|* 1. lots."* ck, Neutens United States | the brother, ne ee pales sakhe the othak| es. Hoptenens he Vane eae me Three others have preceded him |wh day. beat 7 dyring the last two months. ie ia held charged that licen “Somebody swiped my watch and|_ The petition also charged that the Wi'has been. sugwested that Hodgea| K. Imai, Jap merchant, 676 Jack Hemstitching, Picot | Glamond ring?’ quoth he. “No, 1| *#lor had - vive Ausediges mt The Almighty evidently didn't) coapiisn a “burglar’# entrance” for i companied Mra, Shoeoza Edging | don't suspect a soul!” | Mith a British officer's wife at GID lnave much to do when he created|the convenience of future maraud © police station, He told | nattar |nome people. orn 6 had stepped out of his BUTTONS COVERED ¢ | | | ss ae ae ¢ ( ry + i ae ata % ee eon ck in the BUTTON HOLES MADE _ AMUSEMENTS _ —|Short of Flowers; | tower of the King st. station when| KNIFE AND ACCORDION F 0 AN | he was ‘acted by the sounds of a + | ced nag! ONT ___ Funerals to Blame strogsie in a darkened’ tot next to pale PAY MATINEE SATURDA COLUMBUS, ©., Feb. 26—This| city faces a flower famine Abnormal | OF death rate due to influenza depleted | the stocks of florists | With FLORENCE ROCK Shoeozawa English, told the police thru an in Supplies terpreter, that she was waiting for __1317-1319 Fourth Ave, Seattle a street car when a man grabbed _ henson her from behind, placing his hand over ber mouth, She said she was dragged to the lot and thrown on the ground where her assailant be- gan choking her. Her throat showed numerous fin gernail marks. yy, SP PE re his store, He saw a man and wo EN ZN ZY man struggling on the ground. G. J. BAUER & co. . Mrs who speaks no lors’ and Dressmakers’ | Por 19, favalidsand GrowingChdren| Rich milk, ta : Re | The Coe Food-Drink for All Ag INVESTIGATE TH IS OFFER The history of men wh their neigh THE SEVEN OTHER BIG Feature P Anna Lebr and UR SPECIALTY pe “a-| LOOK IN A BY bow in fitting | ii. 2’! 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