The Seattle Star Newspaper, January 20, 1921, Page 5

THURSDAY, JANUARY 20, 1921. PHNINNNNES HIN! SERVICE eno fe ~ Let’s Ship the O! Front Porch to Washington NEW PHONE BLLAOTT 4910 2 DAYS MORE Re-Adjustment Sale! : Be here before yourself of our genuine reductions. - Saturday if you wish to avail | 14 to V2 On All Home Furnishings. LIBERAL CREDIT EXTENDED WHERE PIKE MEETS FIFTH (a pm amemeeemmm Children’s Coughs may be checked and more serious conditions of the throat often will be avoided | by Promptly giving the child @ dose P| | wh: F ASHIONS Velvet Dresses, all sizes —Represent a Quality not to be matched everywhere at a price MAKE A SPRECH MoRE'N ONCE ON THAT PORCH! te SPOT WHERE HARDING STANDS nt of Jacob B. ere strike is on puty sheriffs -not te be matched anywhere. ys ITH ALL THE PUB- LICITY we give this nationally known line of garments, and with the thousands of women who con- stantly praise these inimitable garments, interest in the theme must not only be kept up, but must be more animated. It is the enormous quantity of garments sold that turns the very small profits into a great success, WE KNOW No Competition We witness spasmodic ef- forts, through “special sales” and so-called “special pur- chases” to stem the tide flow- ing “Sweet Sixteenward,” but nothing can stop that over- whelming preference for “Sweet Sixteen Merchandising in these exceptional ‘times demands heroic deeds —and we are not slow to per- form them. Evidences of this are pronounced in the Coats, Suits and Dresses now here, showing the trend of fashion a time when others battle to get rid of old-style merchan- dise. The Scope of “Sweet Sixteen” tone ont vere ow. Business all sizes—$16. We have spent all our life in selling Women’s Coats, Su We have made a success of it because we —apply all our thought and energy to the nts in America, of garm Dresses and Furs Beattie New York San Francisco Los Angeles confine ourselve widely known as “Sweet Sixteen’ and nothing else. Coat of terial, all size its, ” garments. OQ 1021 Second Ave.—Ria!to Bldg. mannish Dresses and to these commodities xploitati on of ithe most succe: uw riven” $16. ful line Coats, Suits, Sweet Co. Harris, Mor ma- Furs. MASON CITY, Ia.—Meat packing | Time Up Soon on 6 & So guarded by ne 40 THE SEATTLE STAR ‘GIRL BANDIT IS SENTENCED Maid Who Held Up Police- | man Gets Four Months Use Pyramid -::: Be Happy «:: V1f Redurance ta Neing Trie@ to the Limit Get a Box of Pyrramia Pile Suppesitorics If you are rugeling with the ain. and mfort itehing, Biceaing, protruding plies or hemor: Old Bronze Tokens Old street car tokens, sold for 6% | cents, will not be redeemed after | January 31, D. W. Henderson, gen-| eral superintendent of the railways, | has announced. It iq extimated that there are 300,000 old token outstand ing. 21, alleged girt| serving a four Phureda Gordon sentence Engstrom, started She attempted to by J. McLennan, Januaryt beat her to the draw 4 her and Wilbur Haskell ful accomplice, She was rrying conce her charged weapons with Woman Judge and _ Jury Convict Man AND, Oblo, Jan. 20—The murder trial here before a jodge and with women on Jed yenterday with a ver 4 degree murder against He was charged degree murder for the nompson. Momens the jury ot nece ene with second killing of Henr pleaded self-det Judge Florence Allen presided and three women were on the jury Judge Allen imposed a sentence of life in prison, the ohly sentence pos | sible under the provisions of the sec ond degree verdict. rholda, go over to any oy atore ‘yr Pile Bepavenesten’ Wake mo eetns Peggy Marsh Bride of Former Aviator ould cor NEW YORK Jan 20. Persy Marsh. wh chorus girl, who de clares her four-yearold son is the | —_ of the late Henry Field 11.| nicago millionaire ose of Albert L. Greenwic h Conn, Tt Will Not Ache a Second After man Apes that the Field es “E-Z Tooth Filler” is Applied. . $50,000 a 4 it's gone siresay'” year for the bringing up of the nae eer, “at she inet tent of is child, Dearie Anthony Marsh, and that » had agreed to vide a nome for the mother, b For a free nend ‘name and ad- Pyramid “- Mare Johnson, former | secretly married at January 5, it was tate had agreed to pay | Johnson is a nephéw of the late Tom I, Johnson, mayor of Cleve land Chinaman Is Found With Throat Cut Police believe that Lem Wing, 60 Chinaman found in a shed at 1236 Main st. Wednesday night with his throat cut, attempted suicide, He is in the city hespital and will recover A razor was found beside the sem! Chinaman give no reason for his 4 at 213 Washington at. put into the cavity. Of course it's gone, and no more thought than the tooth ought t Hed out. It has to go, for * oth Filler* seals up the cavity, udes the air, soothes the writhing nerve and leaves no cauae for an ache It's not merely a temporary re ~ ef, either, but a real filling for thi W YORK tooth which will last for weeks oF jon of Dr. Harry Plotz, who months, until you get ready to have jovored typhus bacillus, sails & permanent filling put in. Chew A Asad a gdlyrey on it same as on other teeth, Any- rn Europe to engage in medi one can use it. Takes but @ mo- ment to ar Tooth Filler’ i# for sale at ist's at Se a botth nm wou! Medical unft, under dis. | Tint Your Gray Hair Trial Package Free! in order to snands Just for a st to. many it ort. time more th feel Easy to apply Quick to act 20 treatmem tin FREE—Write KONDON MFG. CO. Minneapolis, Minn. 7. ee your pend and nese Dark Rings: Under Eyes: will be astonished witch hazel, eam ete,, as mixed in | Lavoptik eye wash, relieves blood eyes and dark rings. One young man who had eye trouble and very unsightly dark rings was relieved by plications of Lavoptik, Hi 0 relieved a bad case of n in three days. We guar mall bottle Lavoptik to help oak ned or inflam Even the T WASH urprising resul um cup FRBR, & ull leading druge! ement. Seattle people how quickly simple phor, hydrastis vert | their guns and disarmed him. | in the bride to-|h | Pape’s I for | , | long The Rhodes Co. STORE HOURS 9 TO 5 9 to 10 WOMEN'S SUITS—Fror this wale the Ready-to Wear Section No on the . Sale m Second Floor, has taken from # 19 Silvertone 1 FURS only. Formerly $26 Fur Set $29.50. For this Taupe $10.00 is" $16 EN'S DRAWERS— $20.00 eral broken lines, Fu comprising over hundred Drawers tn and hour, a sult one MEN'S broker a pair GINGH predominating of 274 merly $2.00 and botnets | | 00 ’s Bath hour a yard | Women Robes to $5.85 Fifty Bath Robes, Beacon robing, in several pat terns and color combinations. When these robes w in stock they were marked te well at $8.95 and $10.00 reduced to, choice at $5.85. 00 a a formerly Reduced © placed Now Friday Hour Sales mail, verchandise, telephone or C. O. and the right to served, 10 to 11 dren ‘ ’ $12.50,» rs few at style features: In the 14 to 18, except n cond 17%. Formerly his hour, $3.00 and "$6.75 GARTERS — A Une of 181 pairs AMS—1,000 yards LACES — 300 nch Gingham, % to ch For this *, forme und file 261NC ING thle hour, ey Silk Petticoats at $4.95 This Petticoats at of the display new Silk new price made of offers an excellent value a lored silk taf. and trimmed Velvet up of about 100 models from wide range of fota, Jersey Jersey top, | 6 > | with two-tone satin and taffeta } Mounces. All lengths, with fit-| merly at $ Choice Friday at T5e. ted elastic topm, D. orders 11 to 12 Size For this agar tOe ara 18¢ taken on Friday Hour limit quantities will be re- Men's Cotton #, with double sole 4 toe and high apliced heel, in a broken line which includes black, white, cordovan, green, navy, palm beach and | gray. Sizer 9% to 12, but not each size fm every, color. Formerly and 65¢, For ..20¢ VOILES—150 yards of 28inch Figured Volles for dresses and waists. rl Formerly 85¢ $1.00 and hour, a yard... 1 collar from mg size his hour, a palr ot Untrimmed Hats Special Friday at 75¢ Second Floor Friday’s Sale of Un- Hats is made This pur regular millinery stocks, and includes black and several des, Th were priced for- and up to $4.95. 2to3 150 yards of 40inch striped #ilk #hirting For this hour, a yard...... RIBBONS—400 yards of narrow in seven shades, but not each width. Formerly 15 For this hour» a yard....... THREAD—200 spools of No. Thread, 100 yarde to the spool For this hour, 2 spools for... SILK VEILIN 0 yards of 8 chenile dot, floral patterns and eff ox and two-color combi damaged. Formerly and $3.75. For ATTEMPTS TO SHOOT COPS? Why J. EB. Burnett, colored, should attempt to shoot two policemen who accosted him at 24th ave 8, and) Irving st. Wednesday night, is a mys tery to police Burnett attempted to draw one of | two revolvers that he had in his! pockets, accorting to Patrolmen G. W. Christy and C. E, Tedrick. The policemen covered him with 40 eld on an open ¢ }| De Valera presented a workable ex-| hundred times better. Take ‘‘Pape’s Diapepsin’’ and eat favorite foods | without fear { Your meals hit ba Your stom. ach is sour, acid. y and you feel yloated after “ or you have avy lumps of indigestion pain or e, but never mind. 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For this hour, choice yards atterns te and CURTAIN SCRIMS—400 | yards of Scrims, fective meshes, mations, Geme $1.50, and floral 26c and 35c. For this hour, yard dark colors, some Marquisette, in light borders. Formerly 19¢ also CHALLIES—350 yards of 36-inch Cotton Challies in patterns suitable for com- fort covers. Formerly 25¢ For this hour, ..18¢ a yard ... with ciry FINALLY GETS PAGEANT As @ result of the acquisition Wed- | nesday of “The Wayfarer” by G. E. M. Pratt, president of the Sunset Motor Co., the first production of the pageant will be staged at the Uni- versity of Washington stadium Sun- July 17. The season will close nday, July 24 Pratt obtained the pageant when Dr. James E. Crowther, its author, wired that the Interchurch World ovement had been induced to re consider the recent sale to interests in Los Angeles. It will now be one of Seattle's per. manent assets ‘DE VALERA HAD AMPLE EXCUSE} DUBLIN, Jan. 20.—President” cuse when called for jury service Wicklow. be found,” the bailiff re- “Juror excused,” ruled the justice. Girls—if you want plenty of thick, | beautiful, glossy, silky hair, do by all | Means get rid of dandruff, for tt will, | starve your hair and ruin it if you don’t. It doesn't do much good to try te | brush or wash it out. The only sure way to get rid of dandruff is to dis solve it, then you destroy it entirely, | To do this, get about four ounces of ordinary liquid arvon; apply it at night when retiring; use enough te moisten the scalp and rub it ip | gently with the finger tips. | By morning, most if not all, of |Your dandruff will be gone, and | three or four more applications will | completely dissolve and entirely de- stroy every single sign and trace of it, You will find, too, that all itching and digging of the scalp will stop, |and your hair will look and feel @ You can get liquid arvon at any drug store. It is inexpensive and four ounces is all you will need, no matter how much dandruff you have. This simple rem- edy never fails. A Startling Announcement! COLUMBIA DOOR BELL BATTERIES Special af 6 at Each This price is possible only because we secured a genuine bargain, and ow to you. These are No. 6 Colum DOOR BELL purposes DOOR BELL BATTERY only, r policy is to pass it on bia Batteries, excellent for r THINK OF IT! A or ROYAL ROCHESTER COPPER-NICKEL TEA KETTLE Regular $3.25, special at Genuine ROYAL ROCHE Kettles, No. avily nickel- plated copper ies and cool wooden handl Thrift Sale price is.... TABLE T Thrift special, $2.49 IESTER 9, with boa- les. -$2.49 UMBLERS Sale, each These are good quality plain Tumblers, with fluted bottoms. Just the thing to save the better glasses in every-day use, No Phone or C. 0. D. Orders Accepted, THE STORE FOR USEFUL ARTICLES