The Seattle Star Newspaper, May 14, 1920, Page 3

THE SEATTLE STAR—-FRIDAY, MAY 14, 1920. D. W. GRIFFITH'S Big First National Special “THE IDOL DANCER” How she can dance! Flashing eyes, eloquent arms, flying limbs, a figure that is Youth and Beauty personified! Innocence her armor, love her weapon! * Friday—Last Showings * * Elsie Ferguson in “His House in Order” And the Big Fashion Show ‘ Ny Symphony Orchestra 31 artists under 6 — BARTELL DRUG STORES—6 Reliable ithe Remedies Nuxated Iron Tablets.80¢ —_ Red Clover Com- } und Fdlows' Syrup of Hypo- phosphites Williams’ Pink Pills... .45¢ Gude’s Pepto Mangan. Fh $1.10 Penslar Bamboo Briar. . $1.00) Septol Iron, Quinine and {| - Strychnine Lydia Pinkham’s Blood Purifier S. S. S. Blood Remedy. . 95e¢ and 1.55; Penslar Dynamic Tonic.. Thermos and Universal Bottles, Kits, Etc. For motor trips, company or out- ing parties a Vac- uum Bottle is one of the most recessary articles Iniversal Lunch Kits, black metal case, pint bottle; complete S4 ‘ull Nickel Cor- rugated Quart ; Universal ; Bottles ....$6 Universal One - Quart |} Vacuum Bottle, brown enamel shell, aluminum cup and shoulder $4.50 ’ i Universal Vacuum Food Jars, brass shell, nick- el plated; pints... $5.00 Ged Corrugated Pint $4 hid ‘Thermos Pints (green) F $2.25 | Pints (n sol ftto0d and liquids dust and keep it sanitary |. We carry a com- — FOR THE BATHROOM > Knickerbocker | Bath Sprays We have a complete line | ¥ of Bath Sprays from which | you may select— | Knickerbocker Bath Sprays are equipped with nickel attachments. The best rubber procurable goes into the making of each | Spray. Made to fit any faucet. Priced at $2.00 up to and including the Knickerbocker Spray De Luxe at $7.00. Bath Caps | Grandma's | All the daintiest colors | and shades are shown iol our wide variety of Bath | Caps. Rubber is pliable, light and serviceable. Fit | snug around the head sag) keep the hair dry and or- derly. Priced at 35¢ up. | Toilet Soaps Imported and Domestic 25¢ 1@¢, three 25e three 25e¢ for 25¢ Bartell Special, in all 10¢; thre Sweetheart Soap, for 10¢ § 1@¢ | Shah of Persia, 15¢, 2be, B5e ) cune, 40¢; thre n la Satin 81.00 B- 19¢, 23¢ 15¢, 25¢ 25¢ Woodbury’s Facial Calvert's Carbolic , 50¢ ze } 15¢ } 40¢ 25¢ “m ilet and Shampoo 1's Buttermilk and Cre 2he 23¢- 25¢ | La ee ee eee At Our Kodak | Dept. What bet ter time to take ple tures than | NOW? ou with every: <odak to the fin or Camera costa you compared to the ent one gets. 89.49 + 82.86 8124.48 19.95 See our line today ) RRRROOOOOOCOOCOOOSOSOOOS Face Creams 28e |) 556 50¢ B3¢ | 25¢ Te jf) Vanishing 23¢, 45¢ € Cleanser Mary ‘ .. BOE ane Cream...... 506 - 81.75 Face Powders 48¢ to 82.00 Fae ana $1. 20 wer & Gallet 25¢ (6 Derma Mansfield’ Germicidal § 2he 25¢ 25¢ Stork Castile 20¢ Wonder Soap, 8¢, two for 15¢; 15¢, two fo 254 Resinol Soap -.. Be Cranolene Soap 2he Toilet Soaps 25¢ je Ege and Tar Shampoo..25¢ And a host of others Knitted _Wash Cloths J a choles anne the in plain a #, single an ble thickness; edges in dainty tint shades Rubber Sponges Oval shape and soft; necessity for the bath; ea. .2%e ‘ a real 106 } 0 ( many Face Powders in our } stocks. 20¢ | Se . -50¢ - $2.00 s only a few of the } Du Barry Face Powder. . This Talcums 186 18¢, 23¢ 14¢, 25¢ 04, 149 Col Air Float Page's Mavis .. Lady Ma Melba Sanitol Government Tax Where Necessary BARTELL DRUG STORES LOCATED AT RE NO. 1 | 1908 Ave. STORE NO. 2 | | 610 Second Ave. | Near Alaska Bldg. | STORE NO. 3 | First Avenue at Pike Street | STORE NO. 4 | 5349 Ballard Avenue STORE NO. 5 Second Avenue at Union Street | STORE NO. 6 Westlake Avenue at Pine Street | betwe | ter part of this Boe |} | 50¢ | 50¢ | CANADA STRIKE | ACT NOT USED Joint Councils Between, Boss and Worker Preferred Wire Briefs Report rich gold dincov the mi Siberta FIRTH OF VORTH, Scotland jerman raider Moewe surrendered to ated naval authorities. BUTTE.—Altho 1. W. W. declare TACOMA, May 14,—Joint co’ their strike off, mine owners refuse en employer and employee are}to reemploy them. Ind “!) HEMINGFORD,. Neb—Eight are drowned in cloudburst at Ardmore X, Ariz.-Twohy Bros. o <a $4,000,000 road con and industrial aying that it ot wo! utinfaction of elther The cure or the prev «1 lockouta, t vention 0 - commis Careless Shampooing Spoils the Hair Soap should be used very carefully you want to keen your hair look Most soaps and pre in too much scalp, makes ter a erin in friendly i are adjusted without ces | if sation of industry ing its best pared shampaon ‘atkall, ‘This dries th the hair brittle, aria | The best thing for steady ome | Mulaified cocoanut oll E (which is pure and greaseless), and ix better than anything else you can Settlement of disputes under the sald. ‘The reason, or lying the cause of the dispute are not taken into proper consideration, | 4" the aim board of arbitration) One oF being te a strike or lockout by | Cleanse the having ide compromise in it two teaspoonfuls will hair and scalp thorough ly. Simply moisten the hair with water and rub it in, It makes an sbundance of rich, creamy lathér, which rins easily, removing dust, dirt, dandruff al The hair dries , and evenly, and it leaves the scalp soft, and the hair fine and | silky, bright, lustrous, fluffy and nage. t Mulsified cocoanut oil any pharmacy, {t's very a few ounces will supply every member of the family for ‘months, sions of the act have Jom employed to nettle jes that many employers pt know of the exint retary DeWitt M.| amission, found held in Aberdeen,| You Ha, in the lat-| shamp month. | ve Let's have breakfast at Boldt's. Hoffman’s 20th Anniversary Sale A Real Sensation They are all coming to it. Notice the big sales going on all over town. Word comes from the East that, they are doing it, too. Doing what? Why, taking up the movement to swat the H. C. L. by CUTTING THE PRICES, in which we pioneered. Come in and be convinced—the best merchandise at the least possible cost to you. $35.00 MAN TAILORED SUITS * In Tricotine and.Serge, lined with silk iit, stylishly made, with youthful lines $419.50 MAN: TAILORED SUITS In Mannish Serges and Poplins, fancy lined, tailored in the height of fashion $24.50 MAN TAILORED SUITS IN TRICOTINE All fancy silk lined, cut on mannish lines—special at $34.50 $39.50 $44.50 | Sport Coats Starting at $12.95 Coats in Short or Long Styles-—Green, Brown, Rose —In Serges, Velours, Pom-poms and Polo Cloth A splendid assortment of styles—grouped at $14.95, $19.50, $24.50, $29.50, $34.50 These are values of $25.00 to $50.00 Sport Skirts in Silk Messaline and Serge—Tailored or Accordion Pleated—Reduced to $4.95, $6.95, $9.95, $14.95 Blouses in Georgette and Crepe de Chine Reduced to $4.95 $6.95 $9.95 Dresses of Georgette, Silk Taffetas, Serges, Jerseys . and Tricotines, Reduced to * $19.50, $24.50, $34.50, $39.50 —_—_—_——$—$—$—$—$$ $39.50 Leatherette Coats, for motoring, at CLOSING OUT BLOUSE DEPT. at Wholesale Factory Cost $35.00 Summer Furs in Taupe and Black Wolf and Foxes, at $14.95 to $34.50 $20.00 Capes and Chok . $5.00 and $10.00 Fancy Siberian Foxes........ $34.00 to $64.00 Worth double The usual exchange or C, O. D. privileges will be extended our patrons during this sale. All Our Suits Guaranteed for Twelve Months. | Hoffman’ s| 1510 Westlake—At Fourth and Pike Satisfactory Terms Always me GROTE-RANKING , OTTO F. KEGEL, President PIRE ST. ano FIFTH AVE. (a bhi Victor ° If You Like Good Music and Singing You Will Thoroughly Enjoy These Victor Records Carolina Sunshine—Waltz. 18636/ Apple Blossoms.—One-Step Smith’s Orchestra ;Laughing Trombone Record—Yellow Dog Blues 18618! Tulip Time—Fox Trot 85¢ t J. C. Smith’s Orchestra fPatches—Fox Trot. og; 1 Might Be Your Once in a While—Fox Trot 18629; 85¢ r Three Very Popular Songs Vernon Dahlhart 18635; While Others Are Building Castles 85¢ John Steel {Dear Heart .............00- és 18606; Oh, What a Pal Was Mary H. Burr Freckles. 18634{ youd Be Surprised Billy Murrgy Here Is a Handy OIL STOVE That Will Add to the Pleasure of Your ° Outings Burns coal oil and heats with the intensity of a gas burner and just&as con- venient. = + Folds up compactly and the valves can be closed securely, making it pos- sible to stere in a very small space. These Oil Stoves are on sale in the Basement Store, special, each ) j Ss Zl iii rr TN Saving the Dimes will Save the Day Q One of the most atifying results of Regular Hae is the feeling of Security for the future. qd The best insurance against a possible day of distress is the accumulated Savings of the prosperous present. You Can Start Today With One Dollar and by adding Regular Amounts you will have a perfectly secure, dividend earning capital almost before you realize it ANAL A AA. Resources More Than Four Million Dollars PUGET SOUND SAVINGS & LOAN ASSOCIATION Where Pike Street Crosses Third a The Largest Mutual Savings & Loan > maria ns the State K ‘NY bid Ky QO. iis 4