The Seattle Star Newspaper, April 2, 1920, Page 4

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Americun’ " r » Dor “SEE WHAT MAN DOES UNTO MAN” Jacob Epstein’s Sculpture of “Jesus” Much Discussed Dyes Kiddies’ Hair Red to Fool Dad T, A fs seeking the Bate Court Pi = SHOES Be seed hie att to fit you, in the finest | peng His ‘ BY MILTON BRONNER if makes, either for work or eee fame to Clar eeteere ONDON, Mareh ay ans | sea dress, and latest styles, for ee cntren eBoy fhanwod triet” to ¢ n eape>sgayl ms . about half, Here are just hair red, the father allege Se t few listed, to show you wee : any.:@ / ban we mean business: $740 Work or Dress Shoes, to. $3.48 to Will Take Off lator 2 All Excess Fat *.: fs ‘ Men's and Ladies’ Shoes, » ¥ values to $10, $4 85 “ an w * ‘ * cut to ° « pthete its ned 5 r . $5 Boys’ and Men's Shoes, e tablet amous jarmol . S88" DIFFERENT FROM ANY cut $2.48 B ny expert & THE WORLD HAS SEEN to thee eran t Todi $3.50 Boys’ Heavy Shoes, scription % a ptu * druggists at $1 fora! r 4 . cut $ ] 98 « n to 7 Men’s and Ladies’ Shoes; most every color; broken lines; all sizes, but not in every she Come early; we can fit you; values to $18, cut to $6.98 $1.50 Boys’ Waists, cut to . . 89ce Boys’ Dress Shoes, values to 8c 23ch lle 38c | .19¢ 99cm 48c to. $1.48 to $3.00 Dress Shirts, te. $1.68 to.. $5.00 Men's Pants, {Oe D298 F 20¢ Handkerchiefs, cut to 50¢c Suspenders, cut to 25e Arm Bands, cut to . $1.00 Ties, cut to 50¢ Lisle Sox, cut to 20¢ Bandannas, cut to $1.00 Underwear, cut to to ‘CHRIST HIMSELS WAS UNORTHODOX” Don’t Forget that we fill mail orders, so ‘t worry, you can save vey even if you live out of town. > | The Brunswick Phonograph will) Wisconsin Profs a oF * gel on ea solos and an-| Soin Labor Ranks| thems by the world’s greatest atrists| sani Ae and choirs. | Twelve , Getelt" Never Leaves a Corn on | “8! Any Foot for Very Long has to offer. Hear the Brunswick Records, they |}) "tne Xmen en play on any phonograph with steel or \ver.” fiber needle. m |Pope Gives Cope death and start to enjoy life as if he |‘ ey -back still Retween University and Seneca Streets was with thera, SOPOT Pesemvcnidaned eR 2 BOYS’ ae. ArmyGoods|GIRL BATTLES THIEVES TO S aie | SAVE BANKFUL OF PENNIES © drab all wo os mt mt ; French Name Ship U S ease) Quentin Roosevelt Vee fSveee | ~~ No i room, Her parents bel t ent, she called, “Who's there wn tere eye lane 1, receiving no answer, turned on ; - me orn 4 Sin Sorteere a light to discover two men rattling Hin ( ; her tank, containing pennies i rhe man sprang 0 PHONOCRAPHS. IF | " S ff bd with the girl giving ream rin ing at the top of } .| Surrering ht oe bank, moantime fighting off his s : : nie CAMP LEwis WHUELESs ed scale topnotch quatations The Brunswick will also be with you °* era 416 Hinckley Hits. |for materials, 4 st for th for every other occasion, to bring to|"” Seattle, Wash, Jearly spring months oom Ja 3 : ¥ se eas Atte: Rapiat: to meet nationwide housing you the best artists the world of music | wy Sree See | On ) Here Is One Thing That | Rheumatism Has Never Been) the blood Cured by Liniments or Lo- But why be permanent relief within your reach? LONDON, England, April 2—<=|} o | porary relief from the pangs of |8. 8. 8. at any drug: store, | Thomas Henry Whiteside in hia will | « wer Why | pain which are sure to return with | Expert medical advice about your A ‘ advised his mourning children to|not ye Increaned neverit e ne o divic cane > ab. Ly 1216-18 Third Ave. Telephone Main 3139 Fs ths giadia Mga Gaye ttle Wael ta-It” costs but. trifle at any | meenn Meni 4 Ro hetpasipahal ted tte tbee phe eaggst mn Piuhortedt setae tae has proven that | tism is a disordered condition of | 172 Swift Laboratory, Atlanta, Ga, STAR—FRIDAY, APRIL 2, 1920, OUGHT STOCK At less than wholesale prices and you get the benefit. This is your big opportunity to buy Clothes, for since we bought this merchandise it has practically doubled in wholesale cost, and it will be many a day before you'll be able, to duplicate our present offerings. Remember, this big sale starts ) SATURDAY, APRIL 3) povs’ 9 A.M.—COME EARLY and take advantage of this opportunity. Remember that we have served you for over 30 years and we stand back of every dollar's worth of Clothes you buy here. Don’t hesitate. You'll be sorry if you do. Look these prices over: MEN’S SUITS Values Up to $30.00 Cut to $12.85 MEN’S SUITS MEN'S SUITS Up to $10.00 Cut to $19.85 MEN’S SUITS Values Up to $70.00 Cut to $34.95 LIBERTY BONDS MEN’S SUITS Values Up to $50.00 Cut to $24.95 MEN’S SUITS Values Up to $60.00 Values Up to $85.00 Cut to Cut to $28.951$38.85 WE CLOSE 6 P. M. Values PAY CHECKS CLOTHING PALAC COMPANY Cor. First Avenue and Spring Street SUITS|MEN’S SUITS FOR FOR EASTER at the biggest money saving prices] In all the newest styles and ab- in town. Bring the boy. solutely the lowest prices in town. Merchants Can buy wholesale here cheaper than any wholesale house in town. Come here when you wish to re- plenish your stock. ACCEPTED a Mr. Workingman BE CAREFUL See that you are in the right store, it is to your advantage to first see our bargains. You will be dollars ahead. UNION STORE ff UNION STORE | ree, YORK, » April 2.—|< ion, who was endeas 1 Army Blan- a little gi ¢ two meanest | * or 87.75 | ing, 10, Building ‘Bost | Despite Hi Costs e2.80/ WASHINGTON, April 2.—BDuild ling operat upon an unpreceden Pi ox, prices Very | Is Absolutely Impossible How then can satisfac ory results t ions, Never Will Be ; | to Mgr. Bonzano | tions, and Never V : the | ROME. Apr 2-—Pope Renedict — « more than = | nam Ke « 1 You never knew of Rheumatism iving relief to |delegate at Washit that 1 s source of suf tub 10” Can't Li Lond " | cope of ancient ¥ lo bearing elab her mes Lave fering ments, umatis It , jorate gold decorntic The cope ts |, | lotions « plea 1 hy TEMAS the A Look Ahead . prevent to Mgr. Nonzano from the yt wilt | tens, And y © any-| disease germs. experience of | Price Italian colany at t American cap. “Tl thing but temporary relief afford-| others who have taken 8, 8. 8, will Quality Service ital ah of t's led by such makeshifts. vince you that it will promptly | satisfied with tem h your case, You can obtain solutely free, Write today to X Rheuma cal Department, Swift Specific Co., | oring to SR MEN) ater drink which millions of nd SUITS are being offered to you at 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: Values to $12, cut t0........- 25, eut to.. 910.95 Boys’ Mackinaws, fine qual- to... 96.98 President Suspenders, genu- ee: . 38e 75 Wool Sox, cut to......... $1.50 Heavy Ribbed Underwear, cut to 98c Dress Shirts, Arrow and Monarch included, Ct £0... ccc ccues 98c $1.50 Work Shirts, $2.50 Flannel Shirts, cut to. $4.00 Men's Pants, cut to $1.50 Children’s Play Suits, cut to. $2.48 89c $5.00 Heavy Wool Union tosses OO values to $4.48 $2.38 Men’s_ Pants, $9.00, cut $5.00 Men’s Hats, cut to. . 3.50 Hats, cut to...... Alaskans Can be outfitted here for about half of what it would cost elsewhere. Optometri CHARLES SCHW od wa | Bat Bae Meat forms uric acid which }and overworks the kidneys in # efforts to filter it from the | Regular eaters of meat must fi jthe kidneys oceasionally, You mil |relieve them like you relieve bowels; removing all the acids, and poison, else you feel a dull ery in the kidney region, sharp p jin the back or sick headache, @il |ness, your stomach sours, tongue |coated and when the weather is b you have rheumatic twinges, | urine joudy, full of sediment: channels often «et irritated, ob | You to get up two or three times di ing the night. | To neutralize these irritating acl jand flush off the body's waste get about four ounces of Salts from any pharmacy; take blespoonful in a glass of water | breakfast for a few days and | kidneys will then act fine b disorders disappear, This famous, is made from the acid of grapes lemon juice, combined with and has been used for generations jclean and stimulate sluggish | Reys and stop bladder irritation, | Salts is Inexpensive; hi ¢ ;makes a delightful effervescent and women take now and th | avoiding serious kidney and [diseases