The Seattle Star Newspaper, March 16, 1920, Page 4

ferior ability, are unskilled and mature. face, as cach canal, parts supplied by them. The dent the nerves than any other tise Plete, thorough knowledge of the > tion and parts they supply. To _ teeth are concern: And now comes the part that Knowledge of nerves, tissues, Qutely harmiess, administered to —low prices. Laborin an | Lecated for years at S. E. Corner IOME RULE “IRISHMEN were stalled . T inonght it wae a joke aw plophen ever ars wait” anne you tell gt thom Irene asked. tweant: oe re | 37 iat fh realty shoul be | iy. is J certat: = That her achin bave beea aa IBERTY MARKET Pike and Liberty Theatre ve Curly, Wavy Hair Le 6 , ” Like “Nature’s Own’ Women who have trouble keeping ir hair in curl, or of securing the wavy effect—and especially who valize the harm that the fron does to the hair—will do to try the new silmerine mth no other wi they P ‘the hair, instead being. singed, Yaceed ‘or dead Snes such a lively luster @ 4 | beauty. The curline uickly ‘aequired than when a] ing irom is used, and it lasts bly longer. When the hair combed out it is mice and "luity. ‘able, done | will _get_@ bottle of plain silmerine at any drug , Breas: ra "is also prize id dressing for the hair. gmail s quantity !# required at a few ounces will last for RUB RREUMAT, right on out with small ‘Rab pain bottle of old “St. Jacobs Oil” “Rheumatism 1s “pain” only. Not ene case in fifty requires internal treatment. Stop drugging. Rub goothing, penetrating “St. Jacobs OM” right into your sore, stiff, ach- ing joints and muscles, and relief “st. Jacobs O1l" ‘ts rimins up! Quit complaining! Get trial bottle of old, honest TP recche Ol” at any drug store, in just a moment you'll be free rheumatic pain, soreness, stift- Smile without embarrassment DENTISTRY— Today Is the Highest Perfected Specialty of All Science ‘The unfortunate part of the dental profession ts the fact that there are some people who practice the profession who have in health and comfort of their patients, ‘The dentist's work is almost entirely upan the finest of live Ussuss, treating diseases, correcting deformities and reproducing It ts A most exacting profoasion- & complete undertanding of the bony structure of the head opening and prominence has a spéeific portance and carries or protects some vital organ. Equally as important is the location of arteries, vetna or the | formed but a smal! part of our obligation to humanity as far as od, you are thinking of having dental work done. museles, arteries, ete. enables him "to give the benefit of paindestroying discoveries that are abso the right place, so that your dental operation will be absolutely a8 painless as it is possible to make It. Modern methods—high-class dentistry These Electro Painless Dentists People’s Dentists ‘AN AUKEN, Manager ~f] got | county \ counctis \ elections and will also probab! } making ~——ARRINE JNTS 1 Im} New an lites Mi ook, matted rick Patients From Out of Town, Whose Time Is mited, Given Special Attention careless, and care litte for the the dentist must have and im. t has probably more to do with * of the body—must have com nervous system, their exact loca mpltish all this we have per so sertously affects you when A modern dentist's you in the proper quantities, in we offer you. | First and Pike. Phone Male 2555 ROW NEAR | N PARLIAMENT WHILE | CELEBRAT BY MILTON BRONNER LONDON, March 16.—On March} 17, when Irishmen will be wearing of the green, parliament will prob} ably be in the thick of a ght lover the new home rule bill. As this battle nears, here are the outstanding facts about the mer | ald Isle: | FIRST—Three-fourths of members of parliament from Irish districts are not sitting in partiament and will therefore take no part in the discussion. for They are the 73 Sinn Fein mem- bera The only ones representing Ireland will be 25 Unionists and 7 Nationalists. SECOND—Under a new propor. tional representation act Ireland | which the Sinn Feiners held their own. Kelly, @ Sinn Feiner, In Belfast, hitherto the stronghold .of Union m, the new council will have only Unionists, while the 13 and the Nationalists and Sinn Feiners each 6 Many other strongholds of the Orangemen have only Unionist majorities of one now FOURTH. Jn a few months the will hold ie in the same why, thus Ireland — overwhelmingly anti-Unionist. captured | FIFTH-—Full of omen for the {Orange party ts the fact that In bor has organized tteelf into a regulag party which “is Run Down shaking Vinol, our Cod Liver and Iron Tonic, will restore your Vitality and Work- | ing Strength Here is Proof: Manor Hill, Pa—"I was run down, weak, tired out and had no appetite, 1 am a farmer and could hardly keep going. Vinol built me up after Jeverything else had failed. It gave me new blood and strength. It #im- ply worked wonders for me just as a friend told me it would.”-——Biouche Wehl. That is because Vinol contains Beef and Cod Liver Peptones, Wild Cherry, Iron and Hypophosphites, the very elements needed to restore the appetite, enrich the blood and create strenith. NOTE—Your leading druggist has) for many years specially recom- mended Vinol because he knows there is nothing better than. this famous Cod Liver and Iron Tonle to create strength and build one up, The formula of Vinol is on every label. Your money back if it fails. OWL DRUG CO, AND DRUG- GISTS EVERY WHERE Fat People _ Get Thin Best safe home method. Get @ ail box of oll of korein (in eap= gules) at the druggist’s, Follow 96 lightful Korein system under $100 arantes that you reduce 10 to 60 or more, wha ver Foye Ryn ord ur ent cE wyerige sobeey it ite all about yaauet Hh you; ai tite thetr| —— Booze | MNooze Moonshine Revel Cut Short by Dry Sleuths Dry squad officers arrested Lut Rarbol, 54; Jim Tullatio, 26; Pete Tarodi, 37, and J. T. Williams, 48, colored, when they found them revel ling in moonshine at 620 W. 64th at Tuesday. A still two gallons of grape and 52 gallons of mash were seized All are held for federal invertigation. eee Falls Thru Skylight in Downtown Hotel “Too much moonshine,” was the cause attributed by police for the fall of John Anderson, 40. Ander eon fell thru the skylight from the third to the second floor of the Sun rise hotel, 404 Fifth ave. &, early Tuesday, Lacerations were dreemed at city hospital, eee Bottle of Booze Leads to Arrest in Hotel Possession of a bottle, alleged to have been partly filled with bonded whisky, was charge against Louls Koaman tn Justion Otie W. Brinker's court Monday, Deputy Sheriff J. C. Conner arrested Koaman at the Boyd hotel, 216 Spring at. JOHN LINDH STOCK SLASHED in PRICES SIMS CONTINUES NAVAL CHARGES Says Months 1s Passtd With- out Sound Plan BY RAYMOND ba ey pau a WASHINGTON, March 16- dent Wilson, Prime Minister Loyd George and other civilian leaders of the nations fighting Germany, al |lowed themselves to be drawn mto) fascinating speculation” about some ac of quickly ending the war by s spectacular master stroke, while [the Germans continued submarining allied shipping, Rear Admiral Wil iam S. Sims charged today, in the jwonate’s investigation of the war continued reading to the Sims val affaira sub-committee, his long | prvcr sedan by means of whieh be seeks to prove that the war was pro- longed by ineffictency in Secretary | Daniels’ department. Elaborating on his intimation yes terday that the navy would have deen caught unprepared had German raiders made a dash for American troop shipa Sima declared the navy the|went for months without a sound| elected plan of action in case of such an at| tempt, and depended on covering up wn unpreparedness and lack of fighting ships by calling on the Brite ish grand fleet and Japanese battle | cruisers |SAPAN FAILS TO ANSWER REQUEST Japan never answered the request |for battle cruisers to be attached to ry, just sensible,” ingly: eae eee recently had municipal elections in| the American fleet, Admiral Sims de- clared, and the Britian admiralty de Jelined to co-operate fully, forcing the THIRD—As a result of thi, Dub! navy department to abandon its plans | } lin council elected#as mayor, Tom | and t in part recommendations | ima which were for battleship ‘ort for convoys “It in an impressive example of the jot * mand,” Sims observed. “Fortunately | the enemy never attempted a battle) crulser raid” | Sima denied he opposed the North | jsea mine barrage, and praised it as ‘one of the wonders of the war.” One of the most impractical schemes suggested during the war, | Laborites | deplorable absenct of unity of com-| he said, was to aink §3 obsolete war) vensels filled with concrete, to block | Heligoland bight. ORs jiteelf free from ite old ansoctations in the north of Ireland. It te join ing with Irish Nationalism and Sinn Fein SIXTH—Ireland is being shocked by new attacks on both sides The government has become a military regime in which |machine guns and seroplanes, |garrisoned all over the island. | SEVENTH — The government comes right back at criticise the une of the military in Ireland by charging that the Sinn Fein movement is responsible for a long list of crimes, from actual murder of Irish constables and at tempted assassination of Lord French, to the blowing up of police barracks BIGHTH—While often forbidden in Ireland, the other day here In London, the cap ital of the empire, 10,000 Irishmen jammed Albert hall, while that many stood on the twice outside were adopted demanding the recog nition of the Irish republic. VILLISTAS LOOT MEXICAN TOWN Trains Travel el Only in Day- light Now EL PASO, Texas, March 16.—Villa looted the beautiful agricultural town of Loido, four miles from Torreon, on Saturday, for the second time in six weeks, according to advices jreaching here today. With the use of “shoo flies” aronnd rvice has been restored between Torreon and Jiminez, the reports stated. The trains travel only dur- ing daylight | Federal troops in an engagement |with Villistas near Rollano drove the bandits into the hills, according to reports received in Carranza cir jeles here, | Gen, Joaquim Amaro, federal com- |mander in the Ojinaga district, re- ported establishing garrisons at #ix nections, He announced his intention of starting field operations against Vil- lista chiefs around Palomas, on the ChihuehuaCoabulle botndary, | Mea largest pin factory ts in Birm- im, England, where something tite 8 50.0 000,000 every working constantly | & standing army, armed with tanks, | is thoss who! aanemblien are! and sang Irish songs. Resolutions | bridges destroyed by Villistas, train | / are manufactured | | GOLDEN BEAR FROSH te sity of California will come to Seat tle to meet the Washington yearlings | if they are given a $200 guaranter scheduled Painful Piles A Free Trial of | Pyramid Pile Treat {ching hemorrhoids towns with complete telephone con- | T#Ke no substitute THE SEATTLE STAR—TUESDAY, ane 16, 1920. SHOES FOR THE FAMILY W. L. Douglas, Chippewa, Gotaian and Dry Sock Shor at Prices ‘That Will Tickle Your Pr $1.50 Men's Felt Slip pers priced at $5.00 Men's Gotalan Union Mada CUE LO sce creeers $4.00 and $5.00 Boyw School Bhoes a All Men's $5.00 Drone Shoes, cut to Men's Goodyear welt Gunmetal Calf Shoes, = or wile $2.98 ' $2.45 $2.85 nen’. $7.50 Heavy Work ‘Rhone, full double sola, $4 95 Goodyear welt, at. ° Men's $10.00 and $12.00 Dougias Union Made Shoes, $5. 65 priced at ... $12.50 Men's Hicut and Logger eat $6.95 mo at ee WOMEN’S AND GIRLS’ SHOES Children's gunmetal and viol kid. both button and lace, values to 85.00, $2 65 $7.00 and $8.00 Women's Shoes, viel, gunmetal and patenta, tn plain leather topa, ino two tunes, at, POsOO a The stock of Underwear we so cured from the John Lindh store contained the best that the world prodares—Cooper's, Medlicott and Pacific Woolen Milly garments— all woot and splendidly made, At these prices you can afford to buy $1 ses Cotton 65c .98c Ribbed Underwear at $2.00 Bristol All Wool Underwear cut to.... Men's Extra Heavy Underwear, plash back, =e $2.35 $4.50 Medticott Scotch Wool Underwear Men's Heavy Rubbed Union Bults cut to $6.50 Cooper's Wool Worsted Union Suits Men's B. V. D. Gar ments, special at $2.95 $1.98 $3.85 -65¢ I OVERALLS $1.76 Children's Play $1.95 United-Alle, khaki, Me ant covert, 3.95 Arrow Collars Every 20¢ Arrow Collar, all atzes, ED OVERCOATS At these prices it will pay you to buy next year’s cont. All wool, welltailored Overcoats at a frac. Hen of what they are worth. line to select from. $26.00 Men's Overceats, In all sixes, #0 met $14.85 $25.00 Men's Wool Overcoata, in many shades, oe ste: 9.85 $40.00 Men's All-Wool Overcoats priced $ iis. 24.85 Men's $60.00 Society Brand, All wool Overcoats, Sonatas $27.85 About 60 Overcoats, broken lines to $25.00, specially priced. $12.85 | ar$ Entire Stock of John Lindh Company on Sale at Red Front Clothing Store at Fraction of Its Real Worth Seattle’s Supreme Sale When we secured the high class stock of the John Lindh Company, we knew that we, had the opportunity we had been looking for to satisfy our ambition to put on a price-cutting sale of high quality merchandise that would excel any sale ever attempted in Seattle. We called this sale “SEAT- TLE’S SUPREME SALE,” and the way we have cut prices on our immense stock of the world’s standard merchandise has convinced the public that this is positively the most sensational bargain event ever held in this state. TheWorld’s Best JOHN LINDH CLOTHES STANDARD We feel that we have a right to your attention when we offer nationally advertised clothes such as MICHAEL STERNS, DAVID ADLER & SON LEOPOLD MORSE (Union Made), HIRSCH-WICKWIRE AND SOCIETY BRAND at prices less in many instances than dealers can buy for today at wholesale prices. Indeéd, much of the stock we secured from the John Lindh store was made before the guaranteed dyes were exhausted, and are that fine, all-wool quality that is almost impossible to get today at any price. Spring Prices Are. . Way Up Seattle clothiers were telling the cold truth when they announced that prices for Spring clothes would be high. Try to buy « good suit today in the regular way and see the price you will be asked. This fact makes our present sale all the more wonderful. The manner in which we secured the entire stock of the old-established John Lindh store enables us to offer you a chance to stock up on the world’s highest quality clothes at prices you never had reason to expect at this season, when all prices are going skyward. MEN’S SUITS" a] 3% In broken lines, mostly the smaller sizes, you can get men’s suits worth regularly $25 to $35. ars You are offered splendid suits for young men, smartly styled, that sold formerly at $25 and $30. ‘You can get high quality men’s suits in good pat- terns, regularly priced at $30 and up to $35. This sale presents suits worth up to $40 and $45, in well-tailored, all-wool, heavy tweeds. You have choice of beautifully tailored and finished serges and worsteds worth $50 and $60. You get the choicest tweeds, smartly styled, and At ai ar? : Red Front Clothing Co. 1601-03 First Avenue, Corner Pine Street PAY CHECKS CASHED UNION STORE—UNION HOURS Sale Starts Wednesday, 9 a.m. | Sale Starts Wednesday, 9 a. m. SHIRTS The John Lindh store was par ticularly noted for the high at ity of Shirte and Necktles, as of the bestsiresed young non of Seattle well know. Here is a chance to stock up at a frac- tion of the prices the Lindh store used to charge. $1.00 ew! Dress Ties .-45¢ 85c ‘$1.35 $1.50 Pure Silk Dress ’ Bhirts, soft or $1.85 33.85 “Dies go at. $250 Men's Cid .68c Socks, Gloves, Etc. stiff cuffs, go at Men's $6.00 Silk Shirts go at.. 3 for $1 Men's highest grade furnish. ings at les» than present-day wholesale prices. Men's Silk Hore at . Men's $1.00 Work Shirts go at.... lbe Cotton Socks 25¢ Heavy Canvas Gloves at 16c Men's Handkerchiets priced at Tbe Heavy Wool GON GE ccccesenvcncess 35e and 50c Fine Quality Handkerchiefs go at.. $1.00 Union _Ma both 4 priced Tbe Leather cut to... $3.00 Outing Night Shirts priced at ... $4.00 Pajamas, fancy stripes and plain. . $15.00 Men's All-wool Mackinaws, special $12.50 Boys’ Ali-wool Mackinaws at .. $4.00 Men's Coat Sweaters at ..... m 650 15c Suspenders, : “48e vy Twill .$1.85 $2.45 $8.95 $6.85 $1.85 BOYS’ SUITS $8.00 and $10.00 $5.65 Boys’ Suits go at.. $15.00 Boys’ All-wool Blue Serge Suits, special : $8.95 price at er Boys’ Suits at Hundreds of simflar cut prices. MEN'S HATS $7.50 John B. 8 $3 95 Hats, broken lines ° $8.00 and $9.00 John B stewon Tats at $4.99 All $4.00 and $5.00 Hats priced at. .$2 .85 A big line of Men's $1.50 to $2.00 Caps go at.... 98c 9 MEN’S PANTS A great chance to secure Work or Dress Pants away below the price you expected to have to pay. $4.00 Men's Union Made Work “pee $2.35 t . $6.50 Men's Union Made Trousers, Stag brand, . $3 85 at $10.00 and $12.00 W. J. Dickey & Sons Heavy All-Wool Pants, yet ol . $5.85 Worsted and Blue .... $4.35 $8.00 Wool Serge Pants go at .. ANT $3.00 Men’ 1 Pants, special at.. $1 .65 CREW DEMANDS COIN| - The freshman crew of the Univer: | ¢ university freshman class was | to moet Wednesday and ton this proposition, proposed regatta is May 3 ment Is One of the Grand. est Events You Ever Expertenced You are suffering dreadfully with bleeding, protruding piles or Yow, go over to any| ‘These Remari je Pyramids Pyramid Pile wrapper, ‘Treatmes plain Name.. BUPOM. .ssecersecseeneee CHF ss rsesseres Btato.. crease the brilliancy of the light. och few, drops of oeracde | Stiff Neck |; A Smooth, Hairless Skin for Every Woman With the ald of a plain delatone The date of | paste it is an easy matter to rid the | skin of unsightly hairy growths. The paste is made by mixing some water with powdered delatone. This is ap-| plied to the hairs not wanted and after 2 or 3 minutes rubbed off and | the skin washed, when every trace of hair will have vanished: you go to your druggist for delatone be sure you get the genuine article. Adv has amen, KIDN GRANDMOTHER KNEW ‘Bladder Weakness But the old-fashioned mustard-| sanis ey: Plaster burned and bilistered while it jacted. Get the relief and help that| women. y |m tere pe Musterole does it. white ointment, made with oil of mus- tard. It is scientifically prepared, so | that it works wonders, and yet does | not blister the tenderest skin. You Positively Can Not Afford to Ignore) Gentlym Musterole in with the finger-tips. ‘See ho [ants 4 store and got a 600 box of Pyr. | lief—how speedily the pain disappears. FUNERAL | Friday Western av comes quickly BAUME ANALGESIQUE EC Z EM | A BENGUE Is ONLY SKIN DEEP relieves it just as quickly. Get a and Madison st., Monday. (The Modern Beauty) tube right away When | There Was Nothing So Good! .,*, iusores, Surenten Jeveretery 3a for Congestion and Colde |sowryittc'siniiis'iet tims| YO Oure A Cold as us! Inflammatio: in One Day Take “Laxative Bromo Quinine fails. Sh asters gave, without the | * etering without the blister. | Tt is a clean ow quickly it brings re- © Treatment, Relief should) Use Sfusterole for sore throat, bron- ; * wie etae a ee tare dae Fo hi oma, “erupt nected cmon ana | Tablets’ |@ free trial package by asthi neuralgia, ae, Cone ment from all the rest of your will then be convinced. tion, iy hua Pres med faye, then use this new remedy on Free 8 ae | pa of the back or joints, | "" e sure you get the Genuine i ue muscles, bruises, chil- ; fy ; Bony fame m couroN } ey feet, poo of the Bn ine BOX FREE Look for this signature emg coe ge tig dpb Pneumonia so “New Sciénce” Book wont FI SERVICES for Miss Inez Ostrom, 11, stenographer, killed when struck by an auto at were | held at Johneon & Haralltes parlors Good Health for You You Dr. Carter's K. & B. Tea ma | Costs but Little and You Can Make a Whole Lot From One Package. ‘ More people are drinking Dr, tarter’s K. & B. Tea than ever be- fore, because they have found out that for liver, stomach and bowels and to purify the blood there is uothing surer, safer or better, The little tots Just love it. TURN AR OAR WITH SAGE irandma kept her locks dark, glossy and youthful with a simple mix- ture of Sage Tea and Sulphur, The old-time mixture of Sage Tem and Sulphur for darkening gray, streaked and faded hair is grand mother’s recipe, and folks are again using it to keep their hair a good, even color, which is quite sensible, as we are living in an age when a youthful appearance is of the gpeat- est advantage. Nowadays, tho, we don't have the troublesome task of gathering the sage and the mussy mixing at home, All drug stores sell the ready-to-use product, fmproved by the addition of other ingredients, called’ “Wyeth’s Sage and Sulphur Compound. It is very popular because nobody can dis vover it has been applied. Simply moisten your comb or a soft brush with it and draw this thru your halt, |taking one small strand at a tim by morning the gray hair disappea |e sontatn, full Trial Box. of PHO but what delights the ladies wl | Granpiie can “ew Balekee’ Book toll Wyeth’s Sage and Sulphur Com ing how to treat yourself. Every lad j pound, is that, besides beautitully ~ der, Prostate, or Kidney sufferer should on the box. rend tt. Bend no mon dress, and get all by re today your ad. | i, Write luster and appearance of abu WORTH, 14 Cortiandt St, Néw York AAMT, which sao attractive, darkening the hair after ® few app cations, it also produces that