The Seattle Star Newspaper, March 5, 1920, Page 8

| MecDougall_/outhwick Second Avenue at Pike Tailored Lines in Boys’ New Suits The new Suits are made {sin mannish styles — y yoked backs, with tn verted plaits, all-around belts, double pockets, and notched collars. Some are in Norfolk style. Priced $10 to $380 There are any number of colorings, both dark and light, in mixtures and novelty stripes. There are all-wool fabrics, as well as wool and cotton mixtures. All coats are fully lined. Sizes 10 to 18 Years Smart Designs in Juvenile Suits There are Suits in a variety of materials— tweeds and wool mixtures, for every-day wear, and smart little Velvet Suits for dressy occa- sions. Belts and collars and neat ties to add novel touches. Prices range from $8.50 to $16.50. Sizes 4 to 10 Years New Hats and Caps The new Straw Hats are shown in blue, brown, black and white and combinations. There are many styles from which to choose, with rolling brims which may be turned to suit your fancy. Prices $1.50 to $5.00. The new Caps are shown in plain colors and mixtures, in a diversity of styles—plaited, THE SEATTLE STAR—FRIDAY, MARCH 5, 1920. If Jack Dempsey Hadn’t Hurled Ripe Fruit at His Pretty Wife He Might Be a Free Pug Today ® grand jury got the letter he I'd like to know what k he did during the war.” i »| Down in Tia Juana, where the It was|track is fait and the ponlom ntill ner hand—one| run races, Max—Mra, Dempsey w, wunkissed | will sit in the grandstand near the hat ted| finish wire and wait for the legal Jack Dempsey | summons that will call her into jcourt to testify that it was an up to the uit in the family, more recently Jack Dempsey, you may remem: | orange that hit her on the neck ber, is the gent who knocked Mr Reuc icete ROBERT WRIGHT : WAS FORCED T0 QUIT HIS WORK. Maxine , Midetracked wife of Ja and told things to a federal jury that caused his late indict “My Whole System Was Poisoned From Indigestion,” | He States; Well and Strong Now jumped Mra. overlooked ermany and done! jall his fighting on this side of the} briney blue. now, Mrs, Dempsey, stopping hours at the parent eat town ab ‘ Juana, where she ts going to see “No, mir: I couldn't do a lick of work before I began taking Tanlac “It was in our former home on but now [ am feeling better than 18th «et, San Francisco. Jack and at any time during the past fifteen one of hia former managers and 1) years,” was the remarkable state | | were aitting in the dining reom ment made recently by Robert Ly, SHE TURNED BACK— iw of 629 Wall st, Low Angeles, | “Wer years and years I suffered that. t# to 889, from rheumatiam in my arms and 4 in pink flow: jegs” he continued, dat times | caught with) the pains were so severe I could | out her sien ly get about all. Then last} ffern a cigaret yber I had wtul attack af | h the inter pach tronb hat knocked me | completely and I had to give up my work I seemed to have a lump Jack and T had some words./in my throat and chest that nearly I turned my back. Something hit! choked me to death and it hurt me} me in the back of the neck It to even swallow It looked lke) was an orange.” | nothing would stay on my stomach | “But who threw itt and many a time I couldn't even | “Jack. He's a wonderful man.”| retain water, I suffered fram sam | (Pause, Imagine the difficulty | sea and felt full and heavy all the | Max—Mra. Dempaey—will have on/time, Night after night I lay awake the witness stand convincing Jack's| and couldn't sleep a wink on ac attorney that she, who had her|count of the pains and cramps in back turned, can swear It was Jack|my stomach. I wan weak and ex and not his manager who burled| tremely nervous, I lost fifteen the fruit} |pounds in almost no time and I| “Hoe'a not much of a hushand,| Would get so dtexy sometimen 1| tho. I picked up a milk bottle| Would reel and stagger and nearly | and threw it at him. It didn’t hit | fil dawn before I could catch | him.” |romething to support me. My) “He's not much of a husband,| hole system was poisoned and [ 1 had }the races, has this to say viewer, of course, snatches cor: | oy diatly) tho. I picked up a milk bottle and | ached all a and, in tac a ; ~ about reached my row's em threw it at him. It didn’t hit him” | “P20 reached my row's end. ie THEN SHE TAPS tment about Tanlac that described CHAMP IN EYE my case even better than I could | Waune, Neither did Jens Willard| and I decided to try it mynelf. BIE awe Personne alt |felt bettar at once. I have been tm: | “He came over and grabbed my| Proving from that day to thie, And larme. 1 jerked away and swung,|?ow I am entirely free trom rheu- | landing on one of his eyes, 1|/™atiem and ean use my arms and didn't really mean to, but I did. | ##* &# food aa I ever could before. | t tevue’ Soeae” | Eat? Why, I can hardly get enough Pause. Max—Mra, Dempsey’s|‘® @at and my digestion is so fine| ldelicate pink ensemble, fleah-tinted | ‘St I never suffer at all from nau |kimono and all, was set off in/* E84. bloating, or from pains or |contrast with raven hair, flashing | CrMmps of any + gg ek rege: jand diminess have me an i a. full, red pe, Her emile| oy une a tog at might. I am gain- | If he did he can teil it to the judge. in many yearn. 1 feel fall of Ute and energy all the time I wilt al a MecDougall /outhwick Second Avenue at Pike ————= Men’s Shirt Sale Great Reductions All Shirts Included Are Mussed and Soiled From Displays in Windows and Departments. 572 Shirts Reduced $1.85 Most of these are in soft cuff style. The fab- rics include woven and printed madras, rep and mercerized materials, 4 size 1344 3 size 16 27 size 14 size 164% 69 size 141% 5 size 17 8 wize 17Yy 66 size 15 vise 18 146 size 15g size 18Yy 394 Shirts Reduced $3.45 Woven madrases, in Jacquard weaves, and silk and fiber silk stripes; also plain colors in silk and linen mixtures, 20 size 14 46 size 144% 68 size 15 75 size 154 71 size 160 86 size 164% 18 size 17 9 size 17% 1 size 18 17 size 14 11 size 144 34 size 15 MacDougalJ-Southwick, Men’s Shop Just Inside the Door ord, who l# said to have left @ con 257 Shirts Reduced $4.85 This group is made up mostly of fiber silk, with a few all-silks included. 40 size 15g 65 size 16 69 size 16g 21 size1Z BUILD STRONG ways be a booster for Tantac for I am convinoed it is the bent medi cine made.” ‘Taniac is sold in Seattle by Bartel! Drug Stores under the personal ai rection of a special Tanlac represen tative —Advertinement Shortest Will On Record In Tacoma on ere TACOMA, March 6—One dotlar| During last January an aggregate to my son Nathan; the rest to my Of $16,056,025 was loaned to 4,402 wife, Amy.” Thin is eaid to be the farmers tn the United States by fed- siderable entate, No Heat; Fined $200 | FUNERAL SERVICES tor Mise 1G by New York Judge or eneriy maening at ad NEW YORK, March 5.—Jacob A.|™' aid. Peay are a Giass, owner of an apartment house | °'clock at the Bonney-Watson Under in the Bronx, was fined $200 for taking company. Cremation __ fob shortest will ever filed in Washing: |¢ra! land banks on long-time first) failing to keep the building propegly | lowed. | heated. plain and novelty backs. Prices $1.50 to $3.00. F. L, WALSH, an exservice man |The % years old, died at the Soldiers’) sid, p and Sailors club Thursday after. | ‘The body will be shipped to} formerly in the czar’s army, Under Cambridge, Mass., where the parefita | direction of these men, British mili Is Always Right Telephone Elliott 2607 hoon. 1329 FOURTH AVENUE reside. Our Prices Are’Lower This old-established dental institution solicits your patronage on high-class workmanship first, last and all the time. Low prices are merely inci- dental. PAINLESS DENTISTRY Our painless dentistry is all that the name im- plies at the Union Dentists. Our advanced scien- tific methods, superior equipment and experienced graduate dentists insure thorough workmanship without the racking pain that formerly made the dental chair a horror. Come in and see us in our new location. Examination free. All work guar- anteed. NEW LOCATION FOURTH AVENUE and PIKE STREET The Northwest Corner—Upstairs Two Entrances 314¥, PIKE STREET Entrance Next to Rippe’s Cafe —also— 1505 FOURTH AVENUE UNION DENTISTS Hours—9 A. M. to 8 P. M. Sundays—10 A. M. to 1 P. M. Generals of Czar Are Em-| SOVIET ARMY ployed by Reds LONDON, March 5. - Brustloff and Clembousky | soviet comm | Moscow to « | tie R tensive reorganiza | ton of it» armies, now largely un der command of capable generals tary experts admitted the Runsian military machine is being welded into of the mont formidable military in Be ing to inform: ing General F Japanese w ced in command of opera tions in Turkestan |Twelve-pound rail | _ Fish Plates, | Bolts, Nuts and __| Spikes. $86.00 gross ton, | fas New York, March-April delivery. 3,000 tons April- May delivery. Wire. U. S. Rail & ‘Salvage Corporation| NEWBURGH, N, Y, ton. It was drawn by Joseph Z. How- | morteagen. US Amy Gols Sale| TOMORROW 900 more U. 8. Olive Drab all-wool » | Shirts Navy Blue Army BP plain or Auto *; all wool; | fly vercoa te Souvenir Overseas C U. 8, Web Belta U. 8 Gold Medal Folding Cots vee 83.50 All: Wool Heavy Sox, gray and white Double White Woolen Blankets large size . 89.00 laimed Army Blankets at d 87.00 Sale Conducted by Camp Lewis Wireless 407 Hinckley Building Seattle, Wash. Careless Shampooing Spoils the Hair Soap should be used very careful | ly, if you want to keep your hair} looking Itx best. Most soaps and | p shampoo 7 Irien the scaly contain too end rule ly or two teaspoonfuls cleanse the hair and scalp thorough: | ly. Simply motsten the hair with| Water and rub it in It makes an abundance of rich, creamy lather, which rinses out easily, removing every particle of dust, dirt, dand ruff and excessive oll. The hair driew quickly and evenly, and it leav oft, and the hair ht, lustrous, fut. fu any phar EXCESSIVE ACIDITY is at the bottom of most digestive ills. KI-MOIDS FOR INDIGESTION afford pleasing and prompt relief from distress of acid- dyspepsia. } MADE BY SCOTT & BOWNE MAKERS OF SCOTT'S EMULSION See Our Pine Street Windows Choose From the Myriads of Beautiful New Spring Shapes and Trimmed Hats 3.0 An Especially Attractive Assortment of WONDERFUL VALUES has been arranged on our unique “Lower Price Floor” for Saturday. To acquaint yourself with this department is to know the abode of true millinery economy. Numbered among the shapes shown are those of Chrys- anthemum braid, hemp, lisere, combinations of pineapple braid with row and row brims, lisere crowns with Tuscan braid brims, and a variety of novelty and rough bre Jaunty little turbans, atraight sailors, Joon of Are modes, irregularly shaped hata and matronly styles are plentiful, and are to be had in all the wanted shades. The Trimmed Hats are of the above materials and similar in style, and are trimmed with flowers, fruits, feathers, ribbons, facings of new colors in crepe, and many are cleverly banded. LOWER PRICE FLOOR Westlake at Pine Three Floors of Hats Maxime Building If you are of neavy or medium build you will find that Rengo Belt Reducing —lorsets will give you comfort and @ trim graceful figure. Ofespecial appeal tothe large woman is the strong belt web= bing over the abdomen and the reinforced back and hip lines. Rengo Corsets “‘ grow old gracefully.’? Youth, beaue ty and charm are coming half way to meet you. The Rengo is scientifically made for full | figured women, Rengo Corets are economics ally priced from $3 to $10 AT ALL G 3 THE CROWN Const 00, & 170 Fifth Ave, 1 New York City