The Seattle Star Newspaper, March 19, 1920, Page 4

PAGE 4 THE SEATTLE STAR—FRIDAY, MARCH 19, 1920. announcement | Hunger Is Driving | Materials for making HOYT’S DOUGHNUTS a lottor recetved recently from | University st P m Tiedemann, of Vienna, and Money sent by mail ing t h our relatives in WE NEVER CLOSE Ve received no answer ty which we sent you at so We assumed you were rm them of 0! cumstances that food may be us Children dying by hunger and) of food are daily « rence We jare _ ee ~~ Tes bem of the very t anewhat increneed, © makes and ma- son terials on sale at ridiculous prices. We guarantee a satisfactory fit and also that you will save from $15.00 to $30.00. “Saving money is the first step.’ Any day is a good day to start sav- ing, but today is better. | tatoes every the no competitors when it comes to real values. and 90 heller } | | CAN'T REMEMBER | | TASTE Or “Butter, eggs, m | [are foods, the tus eign to us and we cannot eve | member. We would cons selves fortunate were we little flour, ba “Relieve ua, As inducements to save, this bank offers safety, convenience, advice and co-operation. ON STORE MEN’S SUITS Values up to $30.00 cut to or potatoes lear ones, we go t i laleep every evening with hur gnawing at our vitals, Our ph condition Is xuch that we are incag lof work. If helj | not reach uy: putiful Austrt | TheSeattle National Bank Resources Over Thirty Million Dollars, Second Avenue at Columbia, ur b Values up to $50.00 cut to Values up to $40.00 her food nor coal 7 kilo every 7 at 10 kronen the kilo, It | weeks today since we have ha and we all have frozen our hands feet. It is only with difficulty th we regain our faculties and use of| limba in orning. My wife, who} iY on first up in the morn | r } cut to . money has “The Ho! tors have taken our ,four youngest children to nelven for 10 weeks They were so thin 4 | when they left—only skin and bones }—and we have heard from two of them, and Uhey are so happy and re cut to .......65- $1.50 Heavy Ribbed Underwear, cut to. . 98c cut to ........ Dress Shirts, Arrow and To fit you in the finest makes, either for work or dress, and latest styles, for about half. Here are just a few listed, to show you we mean business: Shem. cot os B48 Som, cut os S248 ceiving the best of care, with plenty to eat, and their only wish is to never |THE gy et on a O21 Monarch included, QO _ i icut to ......-.- return to us. ONLY WEALTHY |APPRASE HUNGER | ‘or we have black cof feo, with ffee beans, sugar or milk. On Sundays we, receive 30 grams of flour. Our noonday, meal always ¢ £250 Mel $1 4B) 2 Mandan fan wer $2.48 $1.50 Children’s Play Oc sauerkraut, car h we can buy money,at 5 to 6 nad in PAY CHECKS CASHED aithy $3.50 Boys’ Heavy Suits, cut to....... can ndulg: middle iaan a athe Shoew, cut to , $1 .98 $5.00 Heavy Wool every color; broken lines; all sizes, but not in every shoe. Come carly; we sinoo, cut to. $6.98 cut to ........ Men’s Pants, values presump asking for help We are be vexed or angry at me distress ¢ beggary y @ bare IN CHINA NOW Rewards Paid ‘for Finding Houses | — | SHANGHAI, March 19.—See Paris IF? You are going to Alaska, come in here and see our wonderful bar- gains. You can save money here. ok maxim an was Vin Deuware “od vit **] Shuck! This Should {Tired of Life at 90 |Fines Proposed for | aye ly gee ofl aan od Be a Real Cinch; So He Hangs Self) Noisy Cats’ Owners retary and expert stenographer, | desires position with an Ameri LONDON, 19.—Hlere’s a) LONDON, Eng., March 19.—John| CHICO, Cal, March 19.—Under a| | can firm, Salary, Mexican $350 Iptul hint Americans. A | Farro & retired postoftice of-| ropssed ordinance owners of cate| | « month, says the natives | fict ged himself on his bed 4 He it noted that an Ameri interior “get | room door, He suffered from senile | Which chant off the back yard fence th about 77 ce drunk That's cheaper | decay, and evidently concluded that|at midnight will be held respopsible | than moonshin there was nothing else to live for. | for disturbing the peace | yARD — Advertiser will pay $100 bonus for suitable small house, furnished or unfur- nished. Will lease for long period. 9 Then comes the rent problem | which in the United the month ry tte ace corn r te What It Is and How It Increases Weight, Strength and Nerve vertiser is asking only about $412.50| a month or $4,950 @ year for his cot ‘ 1; H If you would understand the rea- [fuga "" "01" * 70 Mec Force in Two Weeks’ Time in Many Instances son for Brunswick supremacy, is yun stone | hear it—there is a vast difference segs wy end en ae a ae a * sate Ihereasn atremgthy and-inerve. force i 7 allops Rescuer} between harmony and noise. NEW YORK, March 19-—Wiam Says Editor of “Physicians’ Who's Who.” Fink's ste how he liquor th ed for married “ athienecmrniitiete ni unadulterated |substance su phosphate 5 s 4 phosphate, in the, the body cella with th ceasary land you will Hear this wonderful instrument, whe : hin hanpnorie’ teed" sie a4 oe ee , | toxica 1 . who lack Dhate quickly produces a wel-| rye energy ength of bod and find the phonograph youhave — |e ithe 3 : oO her hor Her daughter ug . ste . out a bottle and poured some o ¥ t th. to in the National Standard longed for. It stands every test, | (iit jt, mite and poured. some ot vn bre) i eahowed that | tory aa being an excellent She revived quickly, The daughter being advertiaed for th of |27 pounds, respectively, th the | tion whieh” as’ natonsiy Required ’ offered me a drink, I'm not a drink. M&king thin por a |administration of this organic neiderable reputation in the treat- 1, but I couldn't oe. * ing arm th patients claim they have) ing man 1 uldn't refuse. ‘The placini aw not felt as strong and well for the strength and p emember aw on the wide. ‘the soft « ie beyond questi k, about the same 6 old lady beauty, t -Phosp e ; ut t ne an the old Indy Peagty,, theres d . y Bitro-Phosphate was when [ found her. ty ih the G8. Pt Thi usually mi f which be trem nia. hitro-Ph 8 ] Maybe This Fudge : 7 oot y Keennive | aratore na i is need more phosphat | thinness: ‘disappear, dull eyes | suouig pe ly ge oy tage | : . tained in modern. foo become bright and pale cheeks glow | m # Had a Kick in It m there at will With the ‘bloom of perfect, health gt We Wg RE - . . | ply thin deficiency #o well as Physicians. and hospitals DES MOINES, March 19.—The of: fc phoaphate known among drug-| where are now recognising: t , 1216-1218 Third Ave. Tel. Main 3139 fice foree of the AntlSaloon “als ta am bitro-phosphate, which is|ite by its tne in over here held a fudge party, The next xpenaive, ani id Iiquantities, Frederick D. '. ‘. day two atenographers and a book-| Aiaagiate und nice of & tN ke | Physicians’ ie . University and Seneca Sts. keeper failed to appear for duty, | ves directiyand by euppiying “ve ‘peoscribad by every {07s Facing death by frecaing and star —— 0 Are Now Obtainable vation, following their defeat by the Diag) fob nd: TIONS for allies, the people of Austria are Austrian relief are ac- » . i cepted at the Seattle Chap- le, Served and Sold choosing a lesa painful means of end Pp J ttle Chap- wo only one place, ng their lives, by suicide, accord-|| f7 Of the Red Cross, 315 }| wi GET SOME TODAY turned over today to The Star should be plainly marked, j 9 The letter was addressed to the “Ror Austrian Relief” Februa. 1 It mya aod | 2 Pike at F Dear brotherinlaw and nieces r © were requested | $22 Pike St. at Fourth Ve ‘ b i et word frocn you . fe aminsion to At only a fraction of the wholesale price. We had the cash and 0 E S money talks, so now you can be in when the slaughter takes S H that cannot be place, Saturday, March 20th, 9 a. m. That’s when the sale §f duplicated any- where at prices starts. We have slashed the price of every article in the store J we offér them to such a low figure that you will immediately see that we have §f an, Boy or Girl. stock is sold out, but come here early and see for yourself. Values up to $60.00 tee rey last at night, suffers parti Sere ~ “ ar : brother-in } e ( ) regen ihe dpagpore | how gisdt President Suspend- $5.00 Men's . Mark f a oe , you. Our ers, genuine, cut to Hats, cut to... $2.38 : 75e Wool Sox, 3 8 20e Handkerchiefs, ip Cc 50c’ Suspenders, oes are being offered to you at BE CAREFUL that you find the right MR WORKINGMAN oa store. We have many imitators, so be “Qa MR WORKINGMAN s very sure you're in the RIGHT PLACE. 2 You can't come You are a mer- here, mail your Ave., Corner of chant, we can sell order in. We fill you wholesale mail orders on cheaper than you the same day we can buy = any- co M PANY receive them. where in town. THE BIG VALUE PACKAGES for Man or Wom- Me , Save $3 to $5 b; Don’t wait till this 9}, ae s g ped J shoes here. UNION STORE pats a less than half their value. They are jumping sky-high elsewhere, but just see what we can offer you as low as $4.98, and others besides those listed below: Nae #52. $6 85 Naver o 8 $895 att. $10.95 Boys’ Mackinaws, fine quality, La ¢ ed SHOE POLISHES PASTES 4~° LIQUIDS BEST FOR HOME SHINES FOR BLACK. TAN, OX BLOOD,