The Seattle Star Newspaper, March 9, 1920, Page 10

»=== Second Avenue at Pike = Men’s Shirt Sale! Marked Reductions All Shirts Included Are Mussed and Soiled From Displays in Windows and Departments Shirts Reduced to j $1.85 Most of these are in soft cuff style. The fabrics include woven and printed madras, rep and mercerized mate Broken Sizes 181% to 18% Shirts Reduced to $3.45 Woven madras, in Jacquard weaves, and silk and fiber silk stripes; also plain colors in silk and linen mixtures com- prise this group. r Broken Sizes 14 to 18 Shirts Reduced to $4.85 This group is composed largely of fiber silk shirts. Broken, Sizes 14 to 16 A Good Variety of Shirts for big men, Sizes 16, 1642, 17, in cach group. A MacDongall-Southwick, Men's Shop Just Inside the Door ~ Hunters Adrift on = |Mrs. Preston to Ice Cake 15 Days) OME, Alaska, March 9.—Three Bekimo hunters, now i Nome, re that they were adrift on an ‘ce for 15 days in the Bering nea. —————_—— OLYMPIA, March fa n Baby Shunned/ al of Eczema Johp M. Shonting, 601 tor, Ohio, writes “My baby boy con of enema whieh head. Visitors to our hom my child because he looked so tarr I procured a bettie of D. D. D. tn am tneredibly short time my boy was cured Main St, Lancas od 8 ner Thowsands of letters trom >. D. D. prove burning Why. not try « be convinced? Your mo fleet bettie dees not bein the, and $1.00. Dm. D. D. D. Soap, too. BARTELL DRUG COMPANY METROPOLITAN] WEEK Asnual Visit of the Play That Is Rocking the World With Laughter Twin Beds With Josephine Saxe And the Same Great New York Cast and Pre duction SHOE SALE! Se See ee During this sale we have pease all men’s and women’s high shoes in our store. Prices on Women’s Shoes are from $5.00 to $12.65 a pair. Prices on Men’s Shoes are from $7.95 to- $12.65 a pair. ooo Owing to completion of our new store being un- avoidedly delayed, we are continuing this sale for a week or ten days longer. THE SYMONDS SHOE CO., Inc. 321 Pine St. The Funniest Play Ever Written in the English Language A LAUGH A MINUTE GROWING INTO SCREAMS SEATS THURSDAY THE SEATTLE STAR—TUESDAY, MARCH 9, 1920. Richest Indian Takes a Wile 6, 0. P. LOOKING | \I Federal Attorneys Throw a Fit FOR MANAGERS year mar, | woman. Barnett was one of the Creek In diana, wha resisted the division o him and give it her he wanted @ or not years ago, wil waa atrack on piece of land in quantities t this at macde jbim a millionaire several times over BARNETT'S WARD lor UNCLE SAM Barnett is & ward of the Un e ' + J. O'Horpett, lenryett a, O yicha., was appointed hin guardian. The position has been n sinecure lately. has been 'fving in an ob a milles from Henryetta nthe aga, it ia said, an empt waa mide by: a wh par po Head Committee |, me OOVERNMENT SD ES TO MARRIAGE was given as 60, but | that makes | MeDougall- fouthwick. She Kidnaped Him, They Claim the charges of Incompetency be aa court, They also have ° that Barnett has re fta he haa ‘nade, and guerdian rexponsible for ng of bin estate . Five million people use it to KILL COLDS HILLS ” CASCARAGS) QUININ | ®8RO Standard cold remedy for 20 years =i tblet form—aate, cit s ONS eopiates—breeke up 7” by | A SHAMPOO WORTH TRYING becro—seuev ee Money at “ ra 4 op with ‘Me, ® picture. eenuioe ae 45 Gree & Stoves This maken o quid, enough yy it to all the After developing | ft fuffiness it neem ve Applying This Paste : || Actually Removes Hairs 0g (Beauty Notea) fete hand. On idegroom changes the third finger of the right har is the marriage finger in tha try There is one sure way that never fails to remove dandruff completely and that is to dissolve tt. This de stroys it entirely do this, just get about four ounces of plain, ordi nary liquid a ypty It at night 6 enough to moisten alp and rub it in gently with e finger tips. By morning, most tf not all, of your dandruff will be gone, and three or four more applications will completely » and entirely de stroy every single sign and trace of it, no matter how much dandruff you may haye. You will find, too, that all itch ing and digging of the scalp will stop instantly, and your hair will be fluffy, lustrous, glossy, silky and soft, and look and feel @ hundred times better: You can get liquid arvon at any drug store. It is inexpensive, and four ounces is all you will need. This imple remedy has never been known to full.—Advertivement dinsol | {bee been. Merely to a hatr applying an inexpensive urfage, say be m » powdered minute xing quoi LUMAGO' AUB PINS. FROM | Rub Backache away with small trial bottle of old “St, Jacobs Oil.” Can't straighten without feeling sudden pains, aches and twinges? Now That's lumbago, selatica or maybe from a strain, relief the moment you rub your back with soothing penetrating “St Jacobs Oil." Nothing else takes ut lameness and stiffness #0 hurt, you? up harp listen! soreness, quickly back and out comes the pain. and doesn't burn It ie harmless the} skin Limber up! Don't suffer! Get a small trial bottle of old, honest “st Jacobs Of" from any drug store, and after using it just once, you'll forget that you ever had backache, lumbago or wclatica, because your back will never hurt or cause any more misery. it never disappoints and recommended for 60 ?] manager ft} dietrict wi *-|tom. | pains that co SORE, LAME BACK and you'll get| You amply rub it on your | Lodge and Root Mentioned| for Chairmanship CHICAG June | April, two names have re ived © chair nannhip They are § n leader in t | Root, former € Bupporters of M ard Wood here, wh about it, inclined to favor the nelection of Root. The tment of Frank H. Hitehoock olate of Root'’s during I second term. manager, strengthened beli | leaning Others mentioned for the manship were former Senator Joseph M. Dixon of Me and Sonator Medill McCormick of Illinoin | Work of preparing the pl lwhich will be submitted to oO. P. nvention steadily, Wood said More than « thousand replies hay | been received | heada tee, he wn ot much atter rt it wa repub und ¥ atate General Leon Je not outspoken appe ooney “mp ef in that chair tana, atform the G progressing arters of the th . The winner will be ed April 1 NAVY NEEDS OIL AND GASOLINE |Will Open Bids, But May Not Get Answers WASHINGTON, March 9 |United Btates navy wil n Bids March 16 and 26 for 13,000,000 bar reld of fuel of] and about 12,000,000 gallons of gasoline, but If it has the Jmame luck the United States ship ping Board had, it will still the market for ol! and gasoll some time t& The board recently asked for bids f 000,000 barrels of oil, and got ja fow, the lowest being $1 All were rejected and new bids will be received March 4 The navy needs $,000,000 barrels of high grade fuel ol) and 9,000,000 gal ir gasoline on the east const 0 barrels of ol! and 3.009. ne Of gasoline on the wert navy may have t 00,000 for the nounc The be tn for con at 26 a barre | ROB GROCER OF a ai 91 ON STREET wite ana " | Bandit Fires When His Vic- tim Yells Albert & ot the Ce 19th ave from Lehind a tree with a drawn re volver Motorcycle patrotmen scour thout # The was slender, and about 32 y American Industrial Athletic asse- | ciation will held sport | tournament a sade on in Akre March 11 SWOLLEN JOINTS GAVE GREAT PAIN he chief symptom of rheur The treatment is 1 ful that most land banishes this dixagr Many rheumat quick aid be ay ng up the bi system that he rheumatism. When his home Mr. Starn "The pains of rheum great I never & [Joints wrists Y land knees wollen and discol 1 and were stiff and sore. After ing for a while I would be stiff that I couldn't walk ltimes the pains were shooting. My muscles were and there was a tingling sen the tps of my finge Ib very weak and logt all ambition “I had heard of Dr, Williams’ Pin} Pills for several years and when other medicines failed to help me, I decided to try them. A few days after I began to take the pills I ex perienced so much relief that I wae able to sleep well, My strength re lturned| The pain slowly bec " severe until | was free from the si of rheumatism, The «yelling and stiffness are gone and I feel like a jdifferent pergon, I strongly urge those who are suffering from rheu | matinm to try Dr, Willlams’ Pink Pills.” | Your own druggist sells Dr. Wil Mama’ Pink Pills or they will be sent by mail, postpaid, on receipt of price 60 cents per box, by the Dr. Wil Hams Medicine Co., Schenectady, N Y. If you are interested write today for the free book, “Building Up the Blood,” containing a special chapter on rheumatism, numb | nat ame sharp a} w , | restaurant was Telling of Things That Are Interesting and New T° women it’s the most wonderful story —they depend upon the Eastern to interpret the modes that are be- coming and desi to that now red for the coming season, and we are glad we are ready. Ready with the styles that are artistically correct and all presented with the advan- tages of 6é Suits 211 Union Street “TWO WOMEN AID PASTOR IN SUIT; “Other Woman” Testify in S. F. Case AN FRANCISCO, March an | = Like These--- er, it] wite of Wil Dresses Sports Skirts Credit Gladly”’ Coats Polo Coats Millinery 1332-34 Second Avenue | Men are so contrary that if their! A widow always tries to wives wanted them to stay out late| herself with the belle? that she | they pro wou do it do any worse the next ume. No woman can reform a busband y the continuous lecture process, Tt Is Iron in the Blood ‘That Makes Iron Muscle af ft. <a! | Willing workers are aware trying © work somebody it Ph ian Explains a Secret of the t Power and Endurance of Ath- letes—Tells How Organic Iron— | Nuxated Iron Helps Build Rich, Red Blood | That Gives Ph GERMAN INSULT ANGERS FRENCH -/ Apology for Actions of Ex- Hun Prince Demanded BERLIN, March him Albrecht whe entire hment for all the ment’s regrets at nd promised pun ttacking Germans. The ernment | offer a formal apology ta the French government, Mueller said Nollet also informed the German foreign minister that Belgium and Italy will expect reparation for the recent attack upon Belgium, British nd Ttali liers at Prentzlau, in which, he said, several allied troops were injured Joachim was taken ta the foreign office yesterday He said memory of the fight in. the haay, but denied that nything at the he threw SwSpApers asserted that the prince was intoxicated ST. LOUIS.—Three men were killed and seven injured yesterday when scaffolding collapsed, LONDON.—A Russian fleet of a cruiser, four torpedo boats and other taken by Bolsheviki at wireloss says STOCKHOLM.—Fourteen persons drown in sinking of Swedish steamer Argo in Baltic sea, French of: | own bodies are unfit {-blooded force and & foreve oe & numbers of men broken tn health and 1 to physical and n a r. John J. Van Hor } for spector and ¢ an ard of health c other has gone down to Inglorious defeat simply for lack of iron, Manufacturers’ Note: which is by p Nenatea sed by Ow! Drag Cay wift’s Pharmacy | For Red Blood, _and— _Endurance Strength — Auction Auction Auction WEDNESDAY, MARCH 10 1921 SECOND AVE. $4,000 WORTH of good furniture, INCLUDING MAHOGANY and Ivory Suites, a large lot of Rugs, Ranges, Davenports and Dining Room Sets. J. E, BARNETT, Auctioneer 1921 SECOND AVE.