The Seattle Star Newspaper, January 6, 1921, Page 5

THURSDAY, JANUARY 6, 1921. MGC c mono You have many odd jobs about your house that need doing. Help relieve the unemployment situ- ation by having them done now. Phone Main 105. NEW PHONE ELLIOTT 4910 Second Week of Our Big Re-Adjustment Sale 50% —SAVINGS—33% The House of a Thousand Bargains sa $2.15 A special price for the benefit of the little ones of the house, so they may have that new rocker you have so long felt they are entitled to. We are set- ting aside 47 good strong and comfortable rockers that regularly sell up to $4.00 each at the price of $2. OUR ENTIRE HEATER LINE HAS BEEN CUT FROM 20 to 33% LIBERAL CREDIT EXTENDED Geran Friday and Saturday cieriormicotteettot it cnttcn IVORY PYRALIN At Greatly Reduced Prices A list of 15 articles that mean a big saving to buyers of this beautiful toilet need. D7-230—Bonnet Mirror, formerly $9.75, now....$5.75 sateqnai THE SEATTLE STAR a | CALENDAR TIME ot, FIDDLE! BARTELL DRUG STORES FRIDAY AND SATURDAY j Take Home a | | Box hg End o’ the | Week Chocolates | 59c be. { The usual Friday and} Saturday special, a full { D7-100—Mirgors formerly $7.50, now.......... $4.50 } pound of rich, assorted D7-95—Hair Brush, formerly $5.00, now........$3.00 (Cream and Chewing | D7-96—Hair Brush, formerly $7.25, now... .. $4.35 } Chocolates, packed in a} D7-418—Hair Receiver, formerly $2.25, now... .$1.35 ; Reet box, D7-104—Hair Receiver, formerly $2.75, now....$1.65 } And another, Lyons’ D7-113—Hair Receiver (Du Barry). formerly $3.50, { Glace Fruit, packed in a) now D7-307—Mirror, formerly $9.00, now. . D7-84—Jewel Box (Du Barry), formerly $7.75, now D7-448—Hair Recei er (La Belle), now D7- 35—Hair Receiver, formerly D7-32—Puff Box, formerly $2.50, now. D7-103—Puff Box, formerly $2.75, now. D7-365—Picture Frame, formerly $3.75, no’ D7-403—Clocks, formerly $10.80, no D7-406—Clocks, formerly $10.80, now..... We Have Armour’s formerly $4.00, -$2.40 -$1.50 -$1.50 . $1.65 . $1.65 . $6.50 . $6.50 KODAKS— Enjoy yourself with the rest of the crowd! Be the one to own a Kodak and save the in- uUxore teresting incidents of the outing. "Race The cost is trifling when compared to the sport and pleasure one gets in picture taking. Won't you let us ex- plain it to you? Kodaks Brownies . Make our s ores your the benefit of a real service. TOILET ARTICLES Cold Cream in Tubes B5e¢ ars) 60¢ $2.50 and up. Face Powder in four srsharp and Sharpoint colors and two P s Saen GO¢ana7%¢ Departments $1.00 and up. Rouge 50¢ Lip Stick Liquid Shampoo ... Face Compact Tablets.. Certified Almond Cream. . Bath Salts (Lavender or Bo’ odor), 1 Ib. oe Manicure Sets . Toilet Powder . Cuticle Remover For a Thorough Manicure Use ‘Hyglo ’ uquet 75¢ Manicure made for the we groomed woman of ) the use 15¢ to $1.50 Cake Store No. 3 First Ave. and Pike St. Store No. 1: | Store 199% Boren Ave. 7 Store No, 2 | 610 Second Ave. | Near Alaska Bldg. | Ballard A } \have reduced the price } - $5.40 ‘ to, 1-lb. box, $1.25; 2 needs | and Nail Bleach .. o. BBE { Manicure Sets 50¢, $1.50 Nall White ... sevens BBG ( $ For sign nds. and nails adopt ¢ 1- and 2-Ib. We boxes. { Ib. . $2.25) Holiday Mixed Candy Reduced Plain Mixed, lb.. Broken Mixed, lb. } Plain Cream, |b { Beauty Cream, lb. Midget Mixed Cream, / Ib. ; 25¢ | CAMERAS box 30¢ | . 30¢ } $9.49 to $124.48 $2.86 to $19.95 ‘odak headquarters and get os " 60¢ We also carry a complete assortment of Waterman’s, Var'shing Cream Sheaffer's and Conklin’s FOUNTAIN PENS, priced at Pencils, all at the Kodak by satisfying results. skins when used z | | 5 | 5 We sell the genuine that for years has proven itself a re- for colds, liable treatment ) neuralgia, ete. ) Brilliantine .50¢ aaa tate ts Shaving Cream B5¢ small details is in ‘ ad ; variably correct And in addition a choice ‘ae whe abies line of Armour’s Soaps. stands the im portance of trifiea. Nall Polish Paste . B5¢ Nail Pottsh Powder ...35¢ Cuticle Memover } Box of 1 dozen ) 30x of 2 dozen Bottle of 100 aad Westlake Vine ve. Union § The very name suggests cleanliness. wash it is incomparable. tion in cuts and wounds, an afte In four sizes.........« CURE THAT COLD “BAYER ASPIRIN” Je Seauany; Wang 47ers (eR (hia. tp “ toe Lave hewnist Gnvers You 9 to 10 WOMEN’S COATS — 25 Oloth Coats tn full and three-quarter len gt ha. Mrs, A. ia CHICAGO.Dantel Abogast and) locomotive amuck during strike last | ~~ ~ Thomas McDermott, members of | summer, sentenced to six m¢ STALL ACMA SANT ATT MINNIENT cicaso Yaramen’s wnion, who sent | ait by Federal Judie K. M A BIG REDUCTION UMBRELLA PRICES These umbrellas are revelation of the season's latest designs. The colors are those mostly sought Handles of fancy and plain designs, with rings or leather to slip over the arm. Best quality silk and steel ribs in every one. Embodying, as they do, all the qualities of a high’ grade umbrella, these prices should really appeal to you. A list of what we offer is shown below. Former Sale Price Price $15.95, now $10.25 $12.95, now . $8.50 $19.75, now . $13.75 now , now now Friday and Saturday LISTERINE As a mouth ed in preventing infec- is always rewarded U S use Prevents chafing of tender shaving lotion. seosec 12¢, 22¢, 42¢, 79¢ Bayer Aspirin headache, BARTELL DRUG STORES Store No. 6: | Store No. 7: Ave. and Fifth A St Pike § MacMananry From the New York office BRICK DRIVE ri of The Pictorial Review | TOEND SOON) Zn 2s store all day Friday and Finish Campaign Within ia m glad a sa Week ,Ils Plan Now known patterns. The Rhodes Co. No mall chandise and the Bizes 16 to 44. Formerly $15.00 and $24.60. For 10 to 11 11 to 12 lto2 this, hour to close out WOMEN'S SATEEN WOMEN’S SKIRTS25 WOMEN’S DRESSES— each $5.00 Gace 4 intern Skirts of wool mixed 20 Satin and Serge eee joomers In orehid colo “yaad ng re pe. Skirtings in plaids, Dresses in navy bias, i FLANNEL, ane ne ® . i; duced out. checks and invisible sizes 16 and 36 only. 35 yormerly $ On wale stripes. Formerly $8.95 Straight and tunte efi Gowns in a broken line 11, the Muslin Underwear 491006. For th ; 1 of cies, coiled from gotcn guring this *t $10.00. ‘or S fects, which sold tormere display ‘ormerty $1.96, jour ri hour, _ $5. 00 ly at $15.50 and $15.98. “i and For this nate ......006 95c each Yor this $6 75 h $1 50 UNTRIMMED HATS HOUSE DRESSES — 40 "Ur Heh . 100 vel v Percale House Drei MEN'S SOCKS — 200 * ve eral sty and colors. tm a broken line of « os ot weal Wool and Cot Mt xed These sold formerly at An " ty Pairs Of woot qxteenE Vests in sizex 6 months much hig prices ang %24 stylen = Formerly in bia gray and ad 1 year i rade the were reduced to $1.95, $3.50. For this natural color. Sizes 9% | omen'’s Knit Under yor q quick clean-up dur. hour, t %. F } " . ol Fo SOc. wear Section, Formerly ing thir hour, each $1 49 #3 ioe $1.26, for thie 7 each .. 75¢ Ce ee hour, each .... Cc TRAVELING BA a pair ‘ Cc WOMEN'S SUITS 30 «12 Black Cowhide f GINGHAMS.400 yarde winter style Suite t in 16- and i84nch «i PERCALES 200 yards of 26inch Ginghams in sold formerly at $29.50 and lined. Formerly of 97-inch P stripes, plaids and and $25.00. Sizes 16 $6.75. On male in the ~ “3 ei Perea checks. Formerly 25c. and 26 only. For th® Men's Section during Formerly 20c. For this For this hour, hour, a this hour, bour, a 15 Byard sa: .19¢ wut. PL290 aon... $4, 65 yard .. loc PAGE B_) STORE HOURS ‘O 5:30 Friday Hour Sales O. D. orders taken on telephone or © Hour Sale mer right to limit quantities will be re Cloth Coin Reduced to $19.95 Second Floor HE 20 Coats which comprise this assortment are in long and three-quarter lengths and are displayed in navy and black and four other colors. These sold formerly at $34.75, $29.50 and $24.50. The sizes eae 36, 38 and 40 only. Reduced for a quick sale to . - $19.95 2to3 W. A. (Wear y »>wi Mink pee UN nd Mole Cone of the ommittee 925.00, $20.00 and Bis.” Mor xe Formerly Wool Gloves, in black for Boys’ Sweaters in plain || sday, fol thie ‘hour, “dheles. 3 10. 00 boyr; and golf Gloves in colors and combinations the brick rs ged. brown and blue mix Sizes 24 to 42, but mot 7] ors nee PONGEE SILK BLOUSES--91 Pongee Silk tures for women. 149° each size in every color. ter Wa in natural color, made in slip-on style / 8 8 thie with round neck and short sleeves. Sizes 36 to Palr# !n all Formerly Formerly $10.00. For 44. Formerly $3.95. To close out 50c. For this 25 hour, $6 85 during this hour, each one 1.00 hour, a pair.. c each .... bs FANCY BATH TOWELS—60 Towels solled from KODAK ALBUMS —25 VOILES — 450 yards of | showing. For this hour, each at HALF PRICE. Ainums with leather cov. Colored Voiles in Het # every pamerby wanted to RIBBONS 200 yards of Hair Bow Ribbons in ers. Sizes 7x11 and 8x10, shades with fancy figured a Picggmenen ie Mcp plain colors and two-tone combinations. Formerly nt pig $2.50. For this patterns Formerly 50 }| Tarte cme los enti Te. yor this bow, 400 $1.65 tons he 38 yard + seecese Oc ic tain more coupons. FURS. oe Fur Scarfs and Chokers of Japanese 3 to 4 WOOL GLOVES—Heavy BOYS’ SWEATERS — 40 | 4to5 | | | | hour, a yard.. Mother Ryther, who suffered o nervous breakdown, due to the ex citement of the campaign and the ct work Intimate friends may her rapid recovery followed when| whe learned plans were being made to end her to California to visit her | sister and to enjoy a well-carned rT eg; — |Worse Than the Little Red Arrival of Chinese | Schoolhouse Silk Men Is Delayed} the arrival here of 25 Chi route to the = RAPS LITTLE OLD PORTABLES | | again, That the backwor the little red schoolhouse of ods Wax more comfortable or sanitary than the bufldings now in use in Seattle was athe declaration of James EB. Black late | well, chief of the bullding depart J Red information | ment, before the public safety com prigpoese. portable school Juled in Fr council Wednesday. 1 to legalize the use of the p choo! struc tures waa postpe a week, un {1 the committee could make a per. | mittee of the Action on the propor Ranger Arrests Lively Aviator LVESTON, Tex, Jan. 6 inspection of the buildings Jackman, of ‘Texas ers, has established a pre pin ecgnnisetion bY thie ov »/ Annual Meeting of aiintor ter “aleerieny fying wee oan us| Y.W.C.A. on Jan. 17) stunting at a low altitude, ‘b arely e annual meeting of the Young miming houses and wires, Jackman n'a Christian Association cor says, so he just “pinched” him of Seattle will be held in| ation’s Bible rooms at 5:30 nuary 17 Michigan Industries Election of officers and trustees to Be Reopened and the preparation of plans for an| enlarged scope of activities during BATTLE| CREEK, Mich., Jan. 6 Among the local industries that are| 1921 will feature the meeting. to resume operations next week,| After the meeting, at 6:30 p. m., n the cafe quarters, a dinner will} after having been ¢ be served. ‘The public is invited, time, are the Kello DEATH OF MRS. IDA HOPPING RICH , Which occurred at San Ant Tex. last Friday, was re-| ported today to Seattle friends, MOTHER! “California ne of Figs Postum reopened last Cereal factory Monday. w Cleaners and Dyers in Convention Here A three-day seaston of the Pacific | Northwest Asnc ion of Dyers and 3” Cleaners opened at-the Frye hotel at 10 a, m. Thursday ates from | Child’s Best Laxative cities of Washi m, Idaho, Montana and British Columbia are attending. Dr. Beeler Captain in Medical Corps Dr. George W, Beeler, formerly major, medical reserve corps, has | | been commissioned captain, medical | orps, Washington National Guard. Capt, Beeler is well known in Seattle. | 3 Detroit Bandits Escape With $18,000) LOIT, Jan, 6—Locking the | er and clerk of the West Side ) of the Michigan State bank | vault, three armed 1 with $18,000 yester.| Accept “California” Syrup of Figs day © officials were imprisoned | only—look for the name California in the vault for two hours. on the package, then you are sure your child is having the best and | |most harmless physic for the little | stomach, liver and bowels. Children $ | love its fruity taste, Full directions on each bottle. You must say iT AceC«SY Air Postman Made 7 December Tri ven round trips to Victor during December OUT OFT hee * rie pe When a person wakes up with a stiff back, b pains in muscles, enth trip no mail} aches in his joints, or has rheumatic ee eneriae the opey be Sin twinges, he lacks ambition and ener. Feperne ot adlctbenine es apiadan lay and cannot do his best If you WILLIAM W. LEVI HAS been feel out of the race, tired and lan installed as consul commander <f| suid, or have other symptoms of kid Home Camp No. 286, Woodmen y trouble, you should act promptly the World. camp plans a ‘oley Kidney Pills help the kidneys jal next Wednesday evening. do their work and get out of the sys onous waste matter that Mich Punch much trouble They give ral thousand | relief from sleep-disturbing bladder " disturbances,—Advertisement, tem the pc MOUNT CLEMENS causes 80 Is valued at se confiscated by police, dollars poos contain too much alkali, which is very pure and entirely very cheap and beats anything else jall to pieces at any drug store, and a few ounces j will months. water and rub it in, about a tea- spoonful is all that is required. makes an abundance of rich, creamy r rinses out quickly and evenly, and is soft, fresh | easy to handle and takes out every particle of dust, | ALONZO ©. BLISS MEDICAL CO, dirt and dandruff. Be sure your! Est, 1888. WASHINGTON, D. C6 druggist gives you Mulsified.—Adver- | tisement Most soaps and prepared sham») injurious, as it driés the Jp and makes the hair brittle. The best thing to use is Mulsified ‘ocoanut ofl shampoo, for this ts greaseless. It's yy | oor | evtay paoxacet Over One Serome Tablets Taken 2 Dally ACTS ON LIVER & KIDNEYS DRIVES TIRED — FEELING AWAY. NO CALOMEL OR HABIT FORMING DRUG ‘and | MADE FROM ROOTS, HERBS & BARKS OWLY | MONEY-BACK GUARANTEE IN EACH BOX You can get Mulsified last the whole family for Simply moisten the hair with It jather, cleanses thoroughly, and ily The hair dries jooking, bright, fluffy. Besides, wavy it loosers Annual Sale of ODDS AND ENDS ee DINNERWARE Every year at this time we dispose of odd pieces of Dinnerware at decidedly reduced prices. This year the assortment is UNUSUALLY LARGE. You will undoubtedly find just what you need to complete your dinner set, or to replace broken pieces. To simplify selection we have arranged SPECIAL COUNTERS at the following prices: 23c 29c 13c 49c 69c The assortment includes: Plates Fruit Dishes Pickle Dishes | Egg Cups Bakers | Bowls Cups and Saucers Oatmeal Plates Creamers Nappies Platters Sauce Bowls ‘$I .25 LIGHT EXTENSION, SPECIAL 69c \ What is more useful in a home than an Electric Light Extension? Six-foot and 10-foot lengths are } offered for Friday at the special price of $1.50 WINDSHIELD SWIPE SPECIAL AT 98c RAIN-E-DAY Windshield Swipe is easily and quickly attached and cleans BOTH SIDES OF GLASS, | Comfort and safety in driving demand this swipe. Get one to- morrow for THE STORE FOR USEFUL ARTICLES Spelger RCONDERD AVENUE AND UNION STREET,