The Seattle Star Newspaper, February 27, 1920, Page 9

[SOME PET! ]/3 SMALL BOYS. _ INVENT DIALECT «ia Taught to Talk, They | .. Form Own Tongue | vate! ~ _ Special Price Harold, Uell and Roy Ke 10,9 and 8 year 1, ave healt a 1 FRASIER Pat SECOND AVENUE AND UNIVERSITY STREET POMONA easily th s been hard work keeping it at $35 this long. Ris- ing price of wool- 1 ens sim »ly compels I’ve tried to keep it up, boys. but it’s simply out of the question. After Sat- urday I will be = ®% me to charge more. kote, Living In a bustling ¢ vn —The Special Price Basement offers unusual opportunities for thrifty compelled to raise en Price higher next Hhecaune their parents neglected te shopp Every purchase that is made by us for the Special Price Base- the price. week. oc 0 dye ORE gE On ment is at an extreme reduction from regular prices, and every garment Gee accsiiioe ar atesane count placed on sale is much underpriced. have be in communicating with CAN'T SIE, LAST wi Agrees NORMAL i The Newest of Li The astonishing case wad place | telore. the Welfare league ot Po. mona a few days ago by a teacher ° pvered that wh appar “ote | Smart Spring Coats i by polaliats Wicked men step on Pome-| They were | plight arc thy, and hall, so an armful of armadillo \P.ee* Mt pened “Wille aymathy, And DAY LATE For One More Day—And ONE Only SUITS $35 ay all Pomona ts eager to help is really the cutest thing for \*tne poor Keown kids” up out * sacorg. in the eyes of Misa|ot what i ian 2 priniive|f| —Coats of ere cloth, whieh silvertone, Bessie D’ A 1. | world to the level of other American ni Beeate Armond, | ___+ | boys of thelr ane ', polotone and goldtone velour, in tan, blue, | The boys’ father is L. A. Keown, eo’ Member a jan American, formerly of Hood it gray, brown and heather mixtures. In belt- ird Family Caught wit have worked carly and ints for | ed, semi-belted and full-back models. STANFORD, Ky. Ireb. 21-—Mra.| years, having a hard time making a who lives just beyond How: | living for their brood. In additior MADE TO ORDER jland, caught a pecular member ef|to Roy, Uell and Harold, there are {| —Some are full silk lined, some semi-lined ithe bird or fow! especies, known as | five older children. ‘The harassed Z a ja grebe, It has something of the | parents, too busy to give them much i Se din ve edeliedics, you. en atch iS zc It rome of me parents te cwey cee wren mun | and others unlined. Trimmed with ledther these garments in tabete and tailoring in any $55 to $65 vanetuar in. ted lamanieas acean Weta | belts, clever pockets, silk stitching and but- other tailor fess than. ...... is much more at] OTHER CHILDREN : n on land ate . bie cid tons. I offer you dhe biggest and finest | Tailoring of the same high stand- vont | commmmastante by sign, feomiatns stock of woolens in the city to select | ard that has brought the men of 'He Decides ra Pass Jalwuys together and keeping loot from. Seattle to my store for 30 years. | Evening in Eternity Eaenfliccadlogy eden Baer Maer ob. 37 e|the family and to outalders. ‘They A Sample Line of pene ie extine e's rg wrens ue nl ee eae 300 Beautiful asked Captain Charles V. Coombs. “I {and the parents accepted the witua- Child > prePRrities }don't know yet.” mid the officer,|tion with wtolid philosophy. It I ren $ }"I'm passing out tonight.” There | not until they were sent to sch rn 4 Blouses killed himeelf and the discovery was made tha’ | au dinetene. = i | eto napeet ionseses eee arose Coats = : in their behalf. i] SIDELSKY 80l THIRD AVE. ai SIDELSKY | The boys have now been placed |! if nf *gurrs Columbia pbb odbencrntap lin: ren theyre abe d | At About Factory Cost SATISFY Two blecks south of Madison St. Don’t be 801 seiite weere thay are Tablany legretag’ toil] gin ele a ana $3.95 TIS 1S) |apeak. Rach new word masterea [| ——On save on ew ‘ =o mistaken in the store. To make sure, look for eek tnordinate me and ce | Spring Coat should see this offer- Georgette, crepe de chine ‘and fi eae ttoee reese To the E strangely arclabeon will soon | taffeta, serge, poplin and velours, sorts. Dozens of models, showing the news. } | When» girl boasts that » young (V7 iter ©, ae jbe on @ par with other children. |f} in navy, tan, green, Pekin blue, est effects in embroidered, beaded and lac moe Jecresy to marry her “| PPo! LA GE RESEMBLES |]| rose and mixtures. The sizes are trimmed styles. White, flesh, mais ; Sr auity. i ype to Tipping, But-| [neremas Saar? | | 4 to 12 years, Priced at $3.25 to navy, black, taupe and novelty stripes in ibberish of the th Keown |) he TOO FAT?" | Le Souter see a 1 tin ot a w ‘) '. mt | [deemed his accumulation of coins, jafter he has made them fairly pre | Fewer Fags for jsentable for such. Usually most of London @8 the., of more, under They are in favor of a couver lee fe ocamasetn by Korein ope charge, which really means compu! fom. Obtain Ol Y Kerein at any sory tips. The couver charge, on a busy drug store; write for free |B) brochure to Korein Co, NH-1138, ff Percentage basis, is rendered the pa | words comprised most of their pod cabulery: | Bostonians Lose “Ban"—-hunger, “Wan” ran" glee. “Fv'r—tow. atean"| $10 to $50 Weekly | Btation F. New York City. Become tron with the bill. Peseimists declare “Ohh” M “Oop” } slender by best method. No ealta that within a few months diners re cat Onn —spanking. “Oop”—-/ BosTON, Mass., Feb. 27—-From at|the coins are battered because of be thyretd, ne e@rving. Ro j tr Sw'sh"—water - | thetr grind thru the sew LONDON, Feb. 27.—Social celving efficient service will be ex hicken, “Bap"—shoes, “Deedee”. | least $10 to $50 In coins ts lout every | oy, ny th ot er pipes, Dut | gators here say th ertheless they warrant rede re ere in late ts, “Lahi—shirt. “Choo”—train| Week in Boston, according to the), iy ene povectionont re. emp: | “5 man at the receiving end, who is rap: l|among women than « year ago. « trolley car. A whistle designated | a bird. What they lacked in words, |!4'¥ enriching himself—above board— | they made up tn signs. lat the misfortune of others en ae He in the gate tender at the Metro-| politan sewer outlet at Spectacle In land. Datty he plies his trade for which he receives o salary and daily finds time to grapple the coins as . they burst forth against the gates. | } Fis trained eye detects anything that | : has the appearance of being a coin, | e and by rescuing it from a watery W 0 RDS 4 To begin the new year right Beli | grave and total lous he feels be pA we earnestly request all of our elieve It Would Cut Cloth- doing a duty to the country and to former patron® to call and have]. ing Costs himeelf, especially in these H. C. L. } thelr teoth and gums examined, days, i ° i gtadly make over and treat the | of dearly bought experience’ in buy- | At Downstairs Prices ot ee tae tetra oa reeagh ee tert bene tebe re . ing by groupe of women is advised All work guaranteed 1§ years. | by Miss Edith Strauss of the era ment of justice, Flot, 1993 i improves healt! pected to hand a little token to the i . 4 waiter in addition to the couver Locations | charge. MeDougall-/outhwick. Second Avenue at Pike ee ee = SS Art Needlework for the Boudoir The charm of hand-embroidery is enhanced in these new designs. Touches of color, novel patterns and new fabrics are shown in the new embroideries. The delightful new Oxfords which are ae “Experience ts the best teacher, | going to be > ll th thi: s in { but his tuition is a high one,” says all je vogue S Spring ° ° Mies Strauss, i Me oo GreenBlig await you in the big Downstairs De- United Painless PO A se eay Mote g Bay partment at Turrell’s priced away be- Dentists see, teregead tatters hal ae low what you'd naturally expect to pay. gee | INO. gut what makes of garments weer ae 2 RECORDS or | A Mahogany Calf Oxford with the new heel O08 hid Ave Cor. domes OT) Vas, as illustrated below, flexible soles, neat tip Phone Hiliets S003 o: 5 #o tgp cegaed very : $8.95 Hour Tih leg m oe om The same mode! in black calf.........$8.45 | And the same style but with either Military or Cuban rene aE ME $8.45 ans $8.95 that do not wear are and national extrava matter how low the pur chase price, because they must soon ibe replaced at an expense nat only money but of material and of hor to make and distribute them.” Blood-Iron Phosphate "ni: oc, pil ing of ferarenos Mats peabody | Helps Thin FOUKS iie"sc"cdmonts’ experience vor | When, staan are, accurateiy groups of women, bath as to reliable piesnre A Ainge? eyes thts. is - Fut on Flesh | maken of garments and materials | iustification for oye stmin. Tt \found reliable for various clothing | ™ pope e purpose of | veak, 4 serve as| Sl088es is to supplement the eyes ou ate weak, thin and ema-| ’ w ay . | ciated end cont put on Meh of wet | purchasing guides to individual me os to denote heen ae jatr much you eat, | bers of the group, and in the’ har notte’ tating Ce wee | ; Louis-Heel Oxfords mpany, Bartell | of a committee could be put to Fonte | A dressy street style With Leather Louis heels, in pat- Hcod-iron Phos: | Structive use In improving th | 325 Prxe Streer | Pillow Cases, of Bedspreads, quality tubing, are stamped on un- stamped for embroid- bleached muslin, in ery in French and clematis design for eyelet design, and French knot or cut hemstitched with lace embroidery. Spe- : round or pointed scal- cially priced $5.95. = lops, for crocheting. S| 42 i wf 42 inches wide. Price Bolster, ped in #595 a ery same design. Special- ly priced $1.25, Tneeds. Such Mets ent colt at $7.95, in black kid at $8.95, and in brown kid at $9.95. phate for tht ke v trentment=| ard of goods offered for sale in the} —and | local shopa S255 Sheet Shams, Y 5. a n stamped with the . 4 Oxfords for Big Girls a if ‘a sings! HISTORY OF | Near Fourrn. ph age ak Hg Bn scrim Curtains, Jand ou ha for | GARMENT | el 4 i 1 Sensible low heels, suitable for the high schoo! miss, in na Fenh navrusel aoe eepsey:| A secord of wearing qualities of Interior Troubles $1.95. embroidery, in cle- * . » mple, brown or black calf and in all sizes $8 00 and’ vitality’ ar The) Me Dees rpms ry mee lp Ager ge he Quickly Stopped matis or maple leaf and Widths .,.......-cseecssecsvecsrrss e bled, or if ye on ney ire, material, name and | - y ppe Pillow Cases, with design. French designs priced $3.00 a pair, stamped on Pequot casing. Specially priced, $1.65 a pair. back for | address uker, general construc ron Phos-{ tion, number of months worn and Farther Interference by Old Enemy | Bernas the average number of days each Will,Not be Tolerated. week, how laundered (whether by @housands of people have openly hand or by steam laundry), number repetied on old enemies that have of times laundered, when discarded yopt ‘fan incessant warfare ‘on | land condition at that time. their “Interior.” Indigestion, Sour | | a se Res I Stomach, Heartburn and other Pain you can Silk Hose Reduced to $1.45 [Sis sett Full fashioned and Seam leas Hore with lisle topa and | feet. Not seconds, but our } Ree usual ‘high-grade — qtualitie | Black, white, Cordovan, Cham pagne and Tuxedo tan. Then are sold regularly at $1.75 and $2.60 pair. Dresser Scarfe, ~ stamped on un — bleached muslin, for Pillow, stamped in outline embroidery, in same design. Price “Blue - Bird” design. The. Price 85e. HAVE YOU LOST. your D. S. ©. Makers have been exterminated by or Congressional Modal of Honor? the first dose of J-O-T-O. From | ‘You ean get a new one from the Wal eyery town and city where J-O-T-O department by showing the circum: jg qyailable comes thé news ef com! stances of the lows plete victory after years of suffer-| ms gs” Ing. You try J-0-T-O today on its merits | ~It's 0 safe, simple, effective, easy-| to-take remedy that you Will always | have in the home once you use it. Declare your independence from a Bad Stomach YOUR DRUGGIST HAS J-0-T-0 or we will send a sample package | to your address. | BELLINGHAM CHEMICAL CO. Bellingham, Washington. For wale in Seattle by the Bartell Drug Co, and the Swift Drug Co. ba SECOND #"4 MADISON. , ' ; UNDERTAKING PARLORS AND CREMATORY Are now located at 315 Kil bourne #t., just two blocks west of my OLD location * Instructions inall varieties of needlework are given daily in the department. Tues- day and Thursday afternoons, from '1 un-- til 4 o'clock, an expert teacher instructs in fancy knitting. You are invited to attend. we who have had oe m Thoughtful, sympathetic attention ig synonymous with Bieltz Service. NORTH 587 MacDougall Southwick, Fifth Floor,