The Seattle Star Newspaper, January 19, 1921, Page 5

THE SEATTLE STAR SMOKER TO AID 'High Cost of (WANTS CHANGE STEVENS’ FOLKS, Gum Drops to | |N GAME LAWS Mayor Asks That Benefit Continue High game Warden Would Tag Affair Be Staged PEL, ONES. Cab, Fee. 1877 he | All Deer Shot high cost of chocolates will continue | high | ve the financial ditficultion | Ditto tatty County Game Warden A. J. Beach ‘i Mra, Volney L. Stevens! cum drope, wi te and her five minor children, bereft y the death of Patrolman Volney lL. Stevens, Killed, It ix alléged, by four thful highwaymen in a pistol riday, Mayor Caldwell Wedne Walter Kelton, head| They declared prices of aweets al of the Seattle boxing commission, to ready have been arrange a benefit smoker jerably, but they In his communication to Dr, Kel: | wer. yor asks that a good card 1 at an early date and | lowered alread: COMIN SERVICE |U CS UMNNCOMMNNLE NEW PHONE ELLIOTT 4910 Have that odd job of painting, cleaning or re pairing done now and so give work to some one who needs it in order to eat. Phone Main 105, Phone Main 2286. THRIFT WEEK Readjustment Sale ONLY THREE DAYS LEFT One-Third Off All Matched Bedroom Suites all-day suckers and announced Wednesday he ts a that's what the memb NEPA asMOCLA nvention at the Hotel Del Me waid today ank the logisiature to forbid persons ming grounds sultable for duck d game preserves to rent them ex » the county will also ask, he that hurtors be required to provide them |eelves with two official tags [placed on deer when they shoot them. This, he explained, would limit each hunter to two deer, and furnish a method for checking fay asked Dr reduced consid cannot well go to be “Candy prices have been «reatly according to I nte in manu put other om notified « their pri tarium wor 1 © to Stevens, Ho declared the former measure y in order to make duck | hunting a pomibility for all persons paid & glowing The county, he expects, will make Ad explained he Dozen Suits an effort to equip the grounds ae | Are Ordered ‘BORROWED GUN was moved to initiate the ber order to demonstr LIBERAL CREDIT EXTENDED are WHERE PIKE MEETS FIFTH OT TTS TTT STD TTT WASHINGTON.—Contract for in Sprction of engineering m reclamation awarded remainder for the education of the Many ributions were om persons not on the Caught loitering near a Japanese store at Seventh ave. and Univer nigners’ convention as a 44 jaity st, ‘Tuesday In ponnes Patrolman! ‘two coats, a part of his preat-|*ion of @ londe iver, Mike id at Gilman Park) dential wardrobe, were on display | Cantwell open uesday afternoon.) at the style show today. hung rather imply upon the forma. | — “But you know Mr. Harding in a| forty.four,’" explained the tailors, | Towed the * were on a 36 form. with whom by next president “hadn't | Cus of the # wear” on account of war | 806 grocery » and was compelied to| Buckley was story, and ja the Inter Tailors’ and De. wervices for 60, was police y arrested Cantwell sud be bor 4 to kill a Swede had quarreled. Be at number of Jap robbertes lately 1 of Cantweill's he The police de ‘The public, the artment and all persons who have! ¢, wn s@ much sympathy since the FREDERICTON, N. BA erials in|ing to returns of the service for one year| warden, 1,275 Pacific Northwest pe | were killed in the recently terminat fer @ domen sulle at one time Hix Hon bureau, Seattle ~ bed hun son. the tallors said new ward eae aces Grom ac? SS Re Se BERNE.—Socialist party rejects! rope gives him proper clothes for ' AAA Moscow's conditions for adhesion to} ali occ | f] hird internationale SME OC CH MN CIS MIS MULL eS LUT 3 LL niet ew 2,480 deer agedy occured. The Rhodes Co. STORE HOURS 9 TO 5:30 Men’s Shirts UR complete stocks of Men's Shirts displayed just inside of the Second Avenue Entrance on the Main Floor will interest you, as the range of pat- terns are particularly pleasing. They are made to fit well and of such serviceable shirting that will assure satisfactory wear. Sizes 14 to 17 at $1.00, $1.50, $2.00, $2.50 and up to $4.50. New 32-Inch Ginghams Upper Main Floor INGHAMS were never displayed in more at- tractive combinations than the patterns to which we * call your attention in this announcement. The blend- ing and contrasting colors, arranged in plaids, stripes and checks and the staple plain colors, makes the showing timely for choos- ing ginghams for chil- dren’s spring dresses, aprons, house dresses, etc., priced at 25¢, 35¢, 50¢ and 85¢ a yard. | | 44 Winter Style Suits Offer Exceptional Values at $39.75 Second Floor N this group of winter style Suits which we have taken from our regu- lar stock are straight line and ripple coat mod- els made of Silvertone, Velour, Velour de Laine, Broadcloth and Tricotine Wool Suitings in the fav- ored shades, They are trimmed with embroidery and braids and many are finished with fur * collars. Sizes 16, 36, 38 and 40 Which ~ Sold in Regular Stock as Follows: r Suits formerly $ Suits former] Suits formerly $6 Suits formerly Suits formerly $75.00 Reduced to Choice at : FOR ¢ Measuring prices THE PRICE and values by past standards, this is what you will get—and more—at this store during the next few days. Here is a stock of nationally established brands of cloth- ing and furnishing goods which I have been requested to dis- pose of within a limited time. To do this requires the fixing of prices that others are not really making — prices that will force your attention and sell this merchandise in spite of all competition. A visit here will convince you that I have marked a large gerne of both Suits, Overcoats and Men’s Furnishings—a LESS standard makes—at THAN HALF PRICE! A number of the articles advertised last Friday have been complete- ly sold out—proof that value and prices were fair and appreciated by the public. vincing. Every article A glance at a few representative prices given here is con- in this stock is marked down for you. There are no reservations SUITS UNDERWEAR MISCELLANEOUS STOPPED ier: . PILEPSY aeweny Temarkably sucevestul treatment EES [Era FREE) tive of t tall Work dian affairs office advines that he tx heartily in favor of steps to relieve the unemployment situation, but sags! Indian Irrigation Can't went ndexter erce th at Indian irri; in order to af rf surplus labor er Cato Séllx Pees Woman From Philippines to Talk Miss Margaret Dwyer, representa: | Dwyer will explain her work in de Be Done) thru by th of the In that curtailment of funds tn his bu reau, due to the large appropriations necessary for war measures in the|term in the state reformatory. past few years docs not permit push ing of the work any more rapidly than outlined in the program under way Gitiicer Minister Is Grateful to Tanlac Peanuts Cause of CHINESE JAILED Two Chinamen were held on open Wednesday immigration offi r con. at off pier 14 early in boat was cap nown reason Pur customn inspe maid he was investigating to determine whether or not two | | Celestiain were Two to 15 Years on Charge of Burglary Sentence of twe state penitentiary Sylvester Love, as imposed on 19, when he pleaded guilty to burglary in the second de v Ronald Tuesday afternoon. Deputy | Carmody told the; eqprt Love had previously served a | DR. A. F, COLTON has been elect: | od president of the State Association of Drtigiess Doctors, New Spring Voiles Upper Main Floor N unusual display of 38 40-inch. Voiles, in erna, features over ¢ designs in pleasing cc combinations. At the new pric ot 40¢, 50¢ and 75¢ a yur New 40-Inch Upper Main Floor NEW shipment f2 of the lead U. S. TWO-CENT PIECE MAY BEAR IMAGE OF THEODORE ROOSEVELT ITON, Jan. 19.—Coln- ent piece bearing the xdore Roogevelt ts image of Th provided in a bill reported by the house coinage committee yester- day. In Its report the committee sald that a great need has arisen for Zcent p $10,725.25 Suit The sum of $10,7 5 in usked by Leon Lewin, reside | peanuts ix alleged by the plaintiff. |Ask O'Callaghan to Surrender Self YN, Jan, 19.—The la today mailed a no for Donal O'Callag- an, lord mayor of Cork, requiring surrendgr himself to inspector at Nor O'Callaghan te the immigrat «| folk This ix the first step in carrying etary of Labor Naghan is a n in this country | gh to reship jant Chief Hampton of the immigra tion bureau |Man Who Introduced |East to West Coming Illustrated with exquisite screen said Assist $30.00 to $40.00 values, $2.50 G. & M, READ THIS LIST | pictures in color, revealing the won. special Union .... . 4 ft t und, Washington. $25.00 to 18 30 Wool ....... ° ed thru the official joint action $40.00 value ° $3.00 Cooper's $2.00 Stiff Bosom the legislatures of Oregon and $40.00 to Union $1 95 Shirts 45c Washington and the parliament of 3 4 | Britiah Columbia as the man best $50.00 values e $750 G. & M (14 and 14% «izes only) 7 ae nee Br se Uislow. qualified to car ne » of the $45.00 to 30 Lisle Ualos.. $3.70 $2.00 to $4.00 Pacific Northwest to t and $60.00 » vlues 28. Odd Vests . 75c | women of Amorica, 8 lec 250 Co ture at the ational HIRT pester gue Jehurch at 8:15 ay night ohne eae This lecture { public. OVERCOATS waives ..... $14.70 $25.00 Se Army Wool $2.50 and $3.00 Se x Arrow Brand 1.45 Zz $1.50 Blue 50c Cashmere Chambray 95c fae *reaneees 29c 29c Riley went by fete Bast and showed F that they may be fed up on European scenery but the Pacific Northwest has charma which will revive interest in a Silk Crepe de Chine « epring shades an brea noms $3.50, $3.95 and $4.95. Special, to clean up, A yard $1.75 MNO Mb odin ceva cabved Jhb 6 ceppeEboees $1.95 $39.75 Suits formerly $85.00 3 Suits formerly $95.00 | 7 » Muslin Combinations and , « | Chemiloons—Special at $1.95 a. | Upper Main Floor UR Muslin Underwear Section has taken from regular stock and reduced for a quick clean-up 500 Chemiloons and Combinations of good quality muslin which are mussed from display. All sizes are included which sold formerly at $2.50, $2.95, 0 Is Held in Jail YAKIMA—Charged with Milling | white swan in violation of fed on Double Charges) migratory bird law, I. J. Bounds, William Emch was in county Jail] torney, and George F. Stean, Wednesday, following his arrest) J Tuesday afternoon by Deputy United | 42. pleaded not guilty in di States Marshal Frank Colligan, on a court warrant charging violation of the na tional prohibition law. Emch, with & companion named Dick Morehead,| WASHINGTON.—Seven-inch g also faces federal charges of imper-|itzer to be’ shipped to South th, wonating an officer, for which they Kitsap county, Wash., to be placed is were indicted by the grand jury Of soldiers’ cemetery. January 12. \Bike and Auto Hit; HERBS USED IN MEDICINES A Manchester, England, re p Boy 8 Leg Is Broken urges the renewed cultivation of 6 Lewis Long, 13, of 4314 12th ave. fashioned medicinal herbs in Englt N. E., was in Seattle General hospi. €ardens. In the United States tal Wednesday, his right leg frac. have also gone out of fashion as tured, He was injured when his pi- feature of the small garden, alth cycle collided with the auto of 8. they are imported in large qui Akiyama, 4149 14th ave. N. E. at B. tes from Turkey, India and 47th st, and Brooklyn ave, Tuesday | Where they are grown purely ight commercial purpose®sas their dicinal value s recognized by m | ae ee | ss leading physicians. Tens of Patent Medicine nal herbs are used annually tii Is Destroyed Here | Preration of Lydia BE, Pinkh Vegetable Compound, a most s\ woman's ills, Miscellaneous collection of confis-|ful medicine for cated patent medicines, condemned | contains no narcotics or in federal court, was destroyed | drugs, and women afflicted with st Tuesday by deputy United States ailments should try it — Advertise marshals ment Continuing the Thrift Sale With Convincing Bargains An Extreme Special STERI-FOAM WITH BRUSH SPECIAL 23 Cc “Steri-Foam” effectively cleans toi- let bowls and keeps them sanitary. Regular size can, with Jiffy Toilet Bowl Brush, extreme special. ..23¢ ‘awe ..... 917.30 ‘awe ..... 9E9.70 $45.00 vive... BL2BO HATS $4.00 Arrow Rev. Parker Moon Brand $4.70 &""" $1.30 MISCELLANEOUS °s-... S>'pe Neck Sweaters Southwest | anything of ¢ Nearly everybody in uggested a $6.50 Wool Cheek en moved and forth Missouri either knows or has rai ¢ of the Rev. Parker Moon, who for Texas a full half century has devoted his three times but did not get the re life and talents to Sunday school | lef I had hoped for, Finally, I got tion work for the So-|0 bad off I was not able to get tends or Quakers around with any degree of comfort. | ms . ha 1 was also told I had heart trouble. | yeep hi I had read about Tanlac and, as £ it had been very highly recommend and organi ciety of more n fine there “Unele familiarly known, ¢ old rugged Quaker ste values to $5.00 . READ THI $6.00 Corduroy $3 95 Is not a better known or more high.| “4 10 ine, 1 dacided to try itt Rot ibe Kerchiefs, PRAM oo 00sec ° ly respected citizen in that part of ones until I could notice a marked| the state, In referring to his re fe restoration to health by markab) oboe apm health ticed especially that I was not trou-| a . $1.50 t Tanlac, he eaid bled any more with sour stomach 38c All “About five years ago I suffered after eating, which w 45 ing 1 general breakdown. My principal jjo¢ c HALF PRICE trouble wa nervous indigestion. My T haot and my f004 | ¢yjy + It will be impossible to replace, now or ever, some of the goods of- fered at these prices—think it over. Doors open every day at 9 a, m. Overalls improvement in my condition. I no wataen 93070 BOF .ncceeeeees $7.50 4.85 os Velours ...... $ ° Garters $10.00 to 2-86 85 Stetsons ° Rubber and Oil Cloth Suspenders nad I had diet. 1 tite is 6 I enjoy my meals | and I do not find it necessary now | n headaches t of th® constipated t “L take at pleasure in recom-| I was so weak and F. VRADENBURG, for mending niac to anyone who attend | needs a time. In fact rundown I was not able to 1 system builder, or who to my duties “This condition made me very | have suffers with stomach trouble I recommended Tanlac to a nervous and I could not sleep at/great many of my friends and am uke pleased to reach others by giving 1 night and was in that con-| this etatement for publication.” | on more or less for five years.| ‘Tanlac ix sold by the Bartell Drug] My physician said he could not do\ Stores.—Advertisement, was badl Frequently I would lie First and Columbia (The Old Redelsheimer Corner) night What Congress Is Doing Today to take any laxative medicines of |] $40,000 evere pains any kind, I can sleep much better Ways # eommmalttes eon across the # 4 back and) and am not rly #0 nervous | . eth ate SENATE amnesty to granting committee continnes amittoe nsidera bill 1 in trade Ittee continues ommittees con atic and appro from heavy galvani side-protecting seams. $2.00 Alarm Clock rm $1.49 The “Jump” Alarm Clock is a reliable timekeeper, equipped with a “sleep-ending” continuous alarm. Thrift Sale Special Price includes government TAK ooo ¥cieseneee 16-Inch Garbage or Ash Can, Special $2.49 This is honestly one of the biggest values we have ever offered. Regular grade Garbage Car strongly constructed ed iron, with reinforced base and THE STORE FOR USEFUL ARTICLES PORES CRS Celia reel itz itis (hivets eee ee es fe ae