The Seattle Star Newspaper, April 23, 1920, Page 4

berecerercnccsss Gets-It Olt Painlessly Why “monkey” ound with. various torn experiments? If} fyou don’t want that) tcorn, just put a few ‘drops of “Gets-It” on ‘and be done with it. *Pain stops on the in- nt—corn gone in a “Gets-It” discour- og corns — makes em let go and loosen ‘up so they lift off, root and all, without your even feeling it. A few drops does the busi- fess any time of any day or night. “Gets- Tt’ dries instantly, so your hose and shoe ean go right back on. It takes but a few mo- ments to doom a corn with “Gets-It,” and there’s no more hurt left in it after a few drops have landed on thatcorn. -, Why stand another twinge? What’s the use of suffering? It’s time you showed that corn who is boss. So show it with ‘Gets- It,” the painless, quick corn getter that knows) no such thing as fail- _ “Gets-It,” the only gure, guaranteed mon- ey-back corn remover, costs but a trifle at y drug store. Mfd. E. Lawrence & Co., Chicago. Sold in Seattle and recommended as the world’s best corn rem- by al Dae Co, Men Buy Here Because of the Gately Value Standard Wh: is a “Value anda urd”? There are many of them. We'll tell you ours Mon- ey'’s worth first, ut most possible value, nothing less, is fair to either of us Styles must be cor- rect, models distinetly up to date. Good fab- rics in neat patterns with the best work- manship that, can be obtained. Briefly that is our standard, That's the basis upon which we want your patron- age. See our Spring Suits For Men and Young $50, $55, $60 $70, $75 Special! $50 Suits At $42.50 Our Feature Value. Yes! GOOD SUITS. We positively assert that $ 50 our $42.50 suit is the best all - around suit value in Seattle. All we ask is comparison. The newest models in all the new colors and patterns. The New Overcoats and Hats In Complete Assortments—Modest Prices Blijots 8346 to simpy t Strictly one price, cash. or charge. on | 1113 Third Ave. Union Store Between Seneca and Spring Streets to an English Cow | After an application of “Danderine”| Frost _ hospital At Tydd St. | you can not find « fallen hair or any | watched the child for more than an Mary, Lincolnahtre, a cow owned by | Philip Moore gave birth to three | new life oF, leolor and t LONDON, April 23 | calves. TIE SEATTLE STAR—FRIDAY, APRIL 23, 1920. Dad’s “Board of Censors” an Keeps His visa Cle SPOKANE, April 23.—Rack etage| The at the Hippodrome theatre in thin | th sign: “No hells or damna allowed on | languag this stage.” youngest board of censors in Board members number seven four boys and three girls, To them Crews answers to the name of “Dad. ~“DANDERINE” Stops Hair a PR Out; 7 are kaowa ax “Craw Crew, Doubles Its Beauty. te If the acts don't meet with thelr approval, they tell their manager-father “The youngsters keep the shows clean,” mays Crews, “I don't want | other people's children to see or hear acts my own kiddies can't see of hear.” BABY, 2, FALLS THREE STORIES: ROPTON, April 22 | far out of a window in her home at }33 Chestnut #t., Chelsea, Dorothy [Ryan, Dyearold daughter ef Mr. land Mra. M.,J. Ryan, fell three stor fee and escaped apparently with onty a few bruises, She was taken to where physictans A few ofnts buys “Danderine.” dandruff; beuides, every hair shows|hour, but failed to find any injury brightness, more knene Leaning too to the gravel sidewalk parents knew of the accident was her home, alth« when children playing in the yard The little girl had been playing by | below ran screaming up the stairs an open window in the bedroom, and Someone called the police ambulance, | when & man’s feelings are harrowed FOURTH ANNUAL SPRING CLEARANCE SALE OF Used Cars — BUY TODAY STAY YOUNG-—Join the ever-increasing throng of week end motoring excur. sionists and thereby increase your personal efficiency tor your weekday labors. THE PURCHASE of a Used Car is the lo: xl way to circumvent the present high prices of new cars. We wave a large list of used cars. One to suit every purse and purpose, One that will supply daily care-free conveyance with com- fort and «economy It is with justified pride that we ask you to compare our Used Cars. They are dependable, serviceable, honest automobiles. BUY TODAY Pay for it later in small monthly payments AND SAVE Overland Touring Grant Six $300 $875 Maxwell Roadster - Grant Six $550 $1,050 Reo Touring Mitchell Six $400 $850 Briscoe Touring Mitchell Roadster $1,250 Mitchell Six $1,650 i Jordan Sport Marine $2,500 Paige, Mitchell Six $1,000 Make. Your Selection Early “The House of Personal Service” MITCHELL MOTOR AND SERVICE CO., Inc. J. M. OSMOND, President East Pine at Summit Phone East 8413 BRING THIS AD WITH YOU—IT ENTITLES THE PURCHASER TO A NEW LICENSE GRATIS unnoticed by her parents “Glimbed , and the baby was rushed to the hoe. wpon a choir when she lost her balance, and felli when the physicians said that the She was leaning out | pital. Mra. Ryan followed, and A Watch Repaired by Jones Is Always Right Telephone Elliott 2607 13229 FOURTH AVENUE ‘The first the child was apparently uninjured took > againat their advice It ts & case of intellectual farming SUITS | PALACE CLOTHING CO. For Dad or the boy at wonderful Bargain Prices. Come and see for yourself 50e Suspenders cut to 25¢ Arm Bands "6c 15e Ties cut to........ 20¢ Sox, all colors, $2.50 Union Suits $1 48 Odd Lots— Work or Dress Shoes, values to $7.00, cut Suit Cases, values to $3.00, cut to.. *$1 ‘48 Men’s and Ladies’ Dress Shoes, values to $10.00, $4.95 59c $12.85 $1.00 Leather Work Gloves cut to Men’s and Ladies’ Shoes; most every sizes, but not in every shoe, values to $18.00, 20¢ Canvas Gloves COME EARLY LIBERTY BONDS ACCEPTED Don’t Forget That we fill mail orders, Tell us what you need—we fill or- ders on the day we receive them. DON'T BE Values to $30.00— Cut to fit you, in the finest makes, either for work or dress, and latest styles, for about hiif, Here are just a few listed, to show you we mean business: $5.00 Boys’ and Men’s Shoes $3.50 Boys’ Heavy Shoes, Will Start a Gigantic UNLOADING Sale of its entire stock. Everyone is compelled to raise prices, but through our early good judgment, we bought an enormous stock for less than wholesale prices, and if you will only come here and see for yourself, you will surely buy, because we absolutely are sell- ing Clothes cheaper than any store in town. SATURDAY, APRIL 24, 9 A.M. Men’s Suits Serges and Worsteds—Values to $50.00—Cut to Men’s Suits Newest Style#— Vv sags to $10.00— Cut to Cut to $28.95 BOYS’ SUITS are being offered to you at less than half their value. 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, SHOES cut to color; broken lines; all Come early; we can fit you; cut to.. Values to Don’t Be Fooled; the Big in Men’s and Boys’ Good Clothes Are at Palace Clothing Co. LOOK FOR OUR NAMI, Be here early as the sale starts Men’s Suits Fine Materials— Values to $60.00— Values to $20, for every member of your family — efther light or heavy and you can save about half— look ’em over. President Suspenders, genuine, cut to 49c 75e Wool Sox $1.50 Ribbed Under- wear, cut to Dress Shirts, values to $2.00, cut to..=..... 98c $2.50 Flannel Shirts cut to Men’s Suits Hand Tailored— Values to $85.00— Cut to $38.85 Men’s Suits Finest Woolens— Values to $70.00— Cut to $34.95 Men’s Pants, values to $5.00, $1.50 Child’s Play Suits cut to $1.50 Summer Union Suits eut to 98c They | Men’s Pants, values to $9.00, Men’s Dress Hats, values to $5.00, cut UNION STORE PAY CHECKS CASHED gest —onraeN Merchants Are being sold here almost daily. We. can seY wholesale SALE STARTS 9 A. M, cheaper than el;