The Seattle Star Newspaper, May 12, 1920, Page 4

THE SEATTLE STAR—WEDNESDAY, MAY 12, 1920. bg DI. A. M. BAILEY, now pastor of | Forei gn Trade Men _ nm tris snare rr tne | uest at the meeting of the Baptint | Women's Missionary union, at the Watch for This Big Picture! “The war made us a creditor na ewifUy and tor seworted Warrell, “It brought » the point o: bring the Unitgt ing Teally @ for stops Hair Coming Out; | Doubles Its Beauty. an energy of productio rugality in cons) attain, he sald Farrell, chairman of the National | (ky Foreign Trade council, is presiding ays New ERA TO \ Ser 4 \ over the «reat gathering of the Gupsink PAST an Ce id's business men and bankers rowed from pualy bor Farrel! predicted the United States will face “much an urgency for for ave never before| can be no quee| nomic rebirth ef| ne declared | 6 speaker reviewed the country’s places whe fustrial distrems seem | moat acute and social disorguntation most profound.” Freda pman, vice president of A few cents be the Henth bank 1 “Danderine.” | f “Danderine” ‘ | } adm National Afte Prisoners in Jail Threaten to in an addres | y n halr or any . , | ation as Ape | d ; y hair shows Kill Him - : “ gave an/| new i vigor, brightness, more Gob scarey analysie of the money market, or and thickness. May 12.--Preean. sn amet: miny to mu ra Hueheard™ Ja © county jail t to kill the confessed bigamist and murderer if he is brought here. Sheriff Cline today ordered that he be heki at the county tal until he t» taken to San Qu Jn. which probably will be Saturday night Watson today te writing history lof his life. He hopes to sell the manuseript to a newspaper syndi J. M. Marmaduke, attorney for the prisoner, declares Watson, or Joseph Gillam, as he claims his true name to be, will be examined by several Sef allenixts before he is taken to prison _ — and again after he ts confined there » f ~ => an dan onl \ “The report of these alienista, | ) WY, ( >) ~<4 h« when completed,” sald Marmaduke, . e 2D 2 bas “will delineate one of the most re markable cases of Inmanky the world ) has ever known. They will show that he is a victim of @ dual per sonality. the most "Dr. Jeky!! and Mr, Hyde’ tha life ever produced.” Underwood Again | Elected Senator r onze BIRMINGHAM, Ala, May 12— leader tn the United Staten renate, “ was reelected by & majority of 15. | D ll St k 000, according to‘incomplete returns | 5 ollar are from yesterday's state election, cor j | piled here. | The tiouia eurse com onrat| UM EUCLA UIE) em vesior reis moan vy to0 wort cents a pound, have prevafled re | | CHICAGO, May 12.-—Fitty million!) pp, Marsh, Pomtish actrem, b: Ss to repeat our offer that We| aoiiars was the stake which wns| whom It is allesed Fenty Field had fought for by Marshall Field 111. in|, son, ie laying claim te Henry | | court here today. Field's share. no i Geusan Naquid sugar in| whether young Field is td sesstve|” tae eotate, ortginally edttmated at ef the city at 12% cents a|‘!% sum depends on interpretations] s¢0,000,000, is now valued at pi Me icone sin, nts 8 | of the will of Marshall Fietd, I. than $100,600,000. apnee ey YOUr| When the grandfather of the pres- 26 A IE A . lent Marshall Field died he left his| Ringing of thé curfew originated . Coats and Suits are just as attractive. ON SALE AT $9475 cad $99.75 The style and quality of these Suits will surprise you. Sizes up to 42, in Serge, Jersey, Tricotine, Wool Velour and Tweed. Values to eebe estate to be divided one-fifth to a|in England by William the Con granddaughter and two-fifths to each queror, who directed that at the ring of two grandsons. In ense one of! ing of the bell at 8 o'clock all fires $50.00 and $60.00. ‘ the grandsons died, the two-fifths /and lights should be extinguished. Field died and the fight Is on what) YAKIMA—Ftre lows of $12,000 at SUITS — —— |teclamation camp at Rim Rock. REDUCED TO . $397 Fine Serges, Tricotines and Checked Velours. All are Pussy Willow lined, and with the ex- ception of colors, in Checked Velours, all are in Navy. Sizes up to 46. Worth up to $69.50. FRIDAY NIGHT— THE GREAT BIG LAUGH SENSATION OF THE FUNNIEST COMEDIANS IN THE WEST— é & IN THAT BIG HURLY GIRLY MUSICAL TWIRL— Packed with rapidfire, hair-trigger, double- barreled action— HAROLD LLOYD “ ‘An Eastern Westerner” A —N— D TOM MOORE in Henry ©, Rowland's Saturday Evening Pont story— “DUDS” “Duds means mote than you think It doest IN THE LARGE PRI Y DANCING CHORUS ing But F El LEVY’S | It's something that ex- plodes Just when you think it's safest. CLEMMER MUSIC— LIBORIUS HAUPTMAN, Director Our Dress Sale last week was wonderfully success- ful, and well it should be, for we surely offered some great bargains. Our special offerings this week in Every model is priced away below the made to sell for and the design, material and color of these garments express the very latest styles. It’s a real chance to save money on the highest class of apparel. Nothing Reserved—Every Coat and Suit Is on Sale at Severe Reductions fips. FOI (H/7 Q, Leslie Co.| Are selling the best Butter today at 60c; pound Sugar 25c; Blue Label Catsup for 25c; Fisher’s Blend Flour at $3.60 sack; speckled Beans, 3 Ibs. for 25c; 3 Ibs, Rice for 50c¢; 5 Ibs. Rolled Oats for 40c; a good Broom for 70c; 3 cans Corn for 50c; Leslie’s Special Blend Coffee for 47¢ Ib; old potatoes for 7¢ pound. They deliver free and sell goods in quantities at wholesale prices. If you have not tried them, it will pay you to place a trial order. JohnC.LeslieCo. If you don’t know where we are, call up The Star. AN OFFER MOST UNUSUAL COATS AND SUITS At Price Reductions Never Before Announced This Early in the Season Most of the Suits and Coats described here are suitable for all-year wear. The pronounced reduc- tions make anticipation of future needs worth while. ON SALE AT ally good collections of Suits should sell around $150, this you—and at a much less price. ON SALE AT Hh er ca? y ( Swine $29.50 Coats on Sale at $14.75 Angoras, Tweeds, Wool Velours and Jerseys, in Gray, Tan, Blue, in sizes to 42. You won't believe that you can get real good Coats for $14.75 until yon see $35.00 Coats on Sale at $19.75 Sitvertones, Polo Cloth, Jerseys, Wool Velours, Tweeds and pa Reindeer, Copenhagen and Brown. Exceptional values to Sizes to 42, $595° ‘ia $75°° We believe that this is one of the exception- Seattle today. The smartest modes in the best fabrics. If you are interested in suits that SUITS 497 A wonderful assortment of Suits, indeed, to sell at $49.75. Nice range of colors, with Tans and Checked Velours featured. Designed in \ smart styles and splendidly made. Worth up The Investor in Mortgages or Mortgage Bonds should kriow that ‘tthe ins sured title is the stand- ard title.” When you buy a mort- gage or buy real estate demand Title Insurance and secure the full meas- ure of Title Protection which is your right. Washington Title Insurance Co. “Under State Supervision” ASSETS MORE THAN $600,000.00 figure it was to be found in lot will please Leatherette, in offer at $19.75. $50.00 Coats on “Sale at $25.00 Fine Jerseys, Polo Cloth, Wool Velours, Gold Tones and Silvertones, in all the pular colors. Sizes to 46. Many of these Coats have angora trimmings and are A - $79.50 Coats REDUCED TO REDUCED TO $29.50 and $35 An exceptionally fihe assortment ‘of Our very best Coats better grade Coats, mostly all lined with Pussy Willow. Rat lined, Some are fully lined. $50 to $60 Coats this low price. Fine oats. Three-quarter Coats will be mich in vogue next fall. Buy now at half what you will have to 1315 THIRD AVENUE Sox Siow'stonn pay then. $39.75 Tinsel Tone, Bolivia and many other Complete range —. rh igiey vii by races and _ex- ; usive models. models lined. You of the best colors. Sizes to 44. These will appreciate the style and quality of will be very suitable for fall wear. these yng Fashion Note are included at Camels Hair, et Toll oininioininininiotic