The Seattle Star Newspaper, January 24, 1921, Page 5

MONDAY, JANUARY 24, 1921. STAR INNIESN! SERVICE TTT CT f= ONE LIFE TO LIVE f= USE YOUR CREDIT Three-Piece post Set Tron Bed, Spring and ple complete shown $24.65 ATTLE Pxs "TWIXT THE DEVIL AND THE SEA The Rhodes Co. STORE HOURS 9 TO 5:30 Five Groups of Winter Coats Reduced Second Floor White Outing Flannel 100 yards of plain white, inch Outing Flannel Formerly 1 pecial 5 1 Tuesday only, a yard...29¢ Group No. 1 15 Coats formerly $75.00 2 Coats formerly $ 2¢ s formerly 2 Coats formerly Ginghams Choice at I € . » iad 1,200 yards of 26-inch Ging- $49.75 hams in a w assortment of plaids, nd checks. Formerly Special Tues- day only, a yard a] ‘ Cotton Crepe 800 yards of 30-inch Under wear Crepe in plain colors and figured Formerly { day only, a} Beacon Robe Cloth shipment displays a variety of colors the new Group No. & 4 Coats formerly $65.00 5 Coats formerly 9 Coats formerly 5 Coats formerly $49.50 This set consists of 2-inch post Steel Bed with five 34-inch upright filler rods; bed is finished Vernis Martin or ivory. The mattress is a strictly first-class layer felt of 40-Ib. weight covered with oh ticking; spring is of the never-sag, all-steel rle. This set sells regularly f $41. 50. Special BIG DRIVE ON RUGS WILTON RUGS—Sample line of 6x9 size greatly underpriced. See our Pike street show window, Choice at Group No, 3 9 Coats formerly $5 & Coats formerly $49. 13 Coats formerly $45. Choice at $29.75 Choice at $19.95 LIBERAL CREDIT EXTENDED Caddie WHERE PIKE MEETS FIFTH ea LUDENDOKFF 1S YW.CA Rox PLAYWRIGHT'S Te ee Bice Por Ol on Cau; | BEING WATCHED Are Opened to BROTHER DEAD With War Honors' 6 Burned to Death | Dances, ards’ cies ot Sank ees A new splendid and designs at price. A yard Upper Main Floor 5 Coats doemesly 15 Coats formerly $24.5 Group No. 5 2 Coats formerly $34.75 5 Coats formerly 18 Coats formerly Choice at $15.95 size in Pictorial Review and McCall Patterns Sizes 16 to 44, but not each every style or color. Sea SSS Le} Women’s Boxed Handkerchiefs Reduced Main Floor SAN FRANCISCO, Jan. 2%4—|] WASHINGTON Mong Chow Lee, t2-year-oxi Chinese, 0. Jan. 24 land the first man of the local Chi-|north of here. Inese colony to enlist In the world war, was buried here yesterday with ull military honors. He was k J luring the Argonne The be laa returned to San Francissco las James Adkir poured kerosene quickly Mrs. kins, 14; Leona uth Adkins, 4 aie tamara eae ks, and Walter Be Soe | People report QUICK results from | gimple witch hazel, camphor, hydras ) tis, ete, as mixed in Lavoptik eye One lady with inflamed, wa- eyes and a girl troubled for Months with red, irritated eyelids, State that a few applications of La Yoptik produced great benefit. The and camphor soothe a: ammation; the hydr tis and other ingredients have invic orating and antiseptic properties. We guarantee a small bottle Lavoptik to help ANY CASE weak, strained or cepemet eyes. Aluminum eye cup Swift Drug Company and ding druggists.—Advertise The dead ar James Adkins Adkins Freda Adkins drive, —Does Not Stain not be applied if burns, wounds and chafing. antiseptic Ii tive and satisfying. | The E. W. Rose Co., Cleveland, 0, COURT HOUSE 14 miles hot coals Saturday to start the fire nl | movement tr FOR BURNING ECEMA: Apply Zemo the | Clean, An- tiseptic Liquid—Easy to Use | could be hailed as the [trom both the ec Greasy salves and ointments snould ca! camps credit him with too much po skin is sense to be ac wanted. From any druggist for 35c, or;armed uprising why $1.00 for large size, get a bottle of Zemo,| bring entente troops pour 1, When applied as directed it effectively, Ruhr or an entente air fleet blasting removes eczema, quickly stops itching, German cities. and heals skin troubles, also sores, It pene- « trates, cleanses and soothes. Zemo is) the hands o jortt 0 ot a clean, dependable and inexpensive,| ),; ~ uid. Try it, as we believe peau nothing you have ever used is as effec: Twice Daily All Week 15c, 25c, 50c, 75c, $1.00, $1.25 Matinees—15c to 50c CLAUDE & FANNIE USHER —IN— “THE BIDE-A-WEE HOME” “STEP LIVELY” With Mildred Rogers—A Dance Cycle FOLEY & LETURE Musical Comedy Divertisements BELLE MONTROSE ee “HER ONLY CHANCE” HERBERT BROOKS Wit and Wonderment VALENTINE & BELL “The Furniture MURRAY KISSEN —IN— “A HUNGARIAN RHAPSODY” With Harry Weston, Ben Ruebens and Frank Corbett Removers” Kinograms. Topics of the Day, Concert Orchestra Germans Suspect His Pres-| ence in Munich By FRANZ LEHNHOF? BERLIN, Jan. 14 umor has It that General von Ludendorft hind the se@eme in the rev Bavaria clever to let y in the site he was ith the ¢ utach came, t HE HOPES TO BE GERMANY'S SAVION Many Germans believe that dorff is living for the day when he Savi Luden. But reasonable persona wrvative and radi Germany.” ‘The whole situation in Bavaria and Inewhere does however, rest In calibe: and these men prevail, just as they did in the Kapp F h t. Bavarian een touted very ngiy of ue since the entente y guards re is plenty { material there for a coup, bent on reestablishing monarchy weapons and well organized groups to do the “revoluting,” should the gnal be given. LUDENDORFY 18 KEEPING QUIET The situation is phecy would be dans y be maid that most tined-in-adva happen tn they don’t laat long. if the reds are kept un this winter, the am = Putsch up will find little occasion to cut there are such that a e adver. don't ermany—<c hey do, It is likely that \ However, one thing {# certain. 1 sndenGortt fan‘’t sitting in Munich to . its famous works of art. He jen’t in touch with a lot of reaction aries just simply because he clety And, he didn't move fi Munich just because Mun in which to ich te a cheaper ‘city dwell. Yacht Club to Hold Smoker and Supper At the Seattle Yacht club supper and amoker tonight, BE. H. Hutchin son will recount some of his experi trip around the king of knota and explained and ilu Ashby joes will be trated by Capt. BE. A SAN ‘Thomas January 15, FRANCISCO. Hanna, shot dead. Patrolman by burglar REAL PAINLESS DENTISTS) ToCure aCold order to introduce our new which is the Own, the patronage early custe Dentists | 207 UNIVERSITY 87. | Recently it has been w insisted 5 |from § | by Lieut. Col LONDON.—4By Mailj)—There | trouble in the camp of the Ye Women's Christian Association he ocated tha as the women are not Chrint but young y should be a jowed to elves after the manner of youth, and this has re sulted in the innovation of dancing ard-pl moking and fans, disport them ount many have seced ful pastimes as members care to ir dulge in. Broadened by war experience, nearly all sects of the church tod my € nity does not necessart mean Puritanity and many a return ed minister ie burying himeelf with arranging Sunday football matches for bis flock, while vicarages and village greens are thrown open to the young folk who have caught the dancing fever. The clerey declare that sermonts ing and text-reading are no antidote to the mis \" ands.” “Sand Point Favored as Naval A Base}. 196 mn of the do tas a nave Favprable consider velopment of Sand Po! alr base for the Northwest is re ported from Washington to the Chamber of Commerce. If the Project tn voted.* $1,000,000 will be pping the field within the present year epent in preparing and eqt theatri | Thrift Week Was Big, Success in Seattle Thrift week, wh losed Sunday * control 4 f identified with th palgn, Reports from other sect of the country in¢ similarly successful No Meeting Monday of Women G. O. P.s The Women's King County Repub ican club did not meet Monday t cause Meves’ cafeteria in and the new one in-not yet re ginning next Monday at 1:30 seen in civil law will be hefd each week in Evergreen fall, Arcade building. elvewhere. movi High-Speed Cable to Alaska Planned A new highspeed duplex cable tle to Alaska is planned A. C. Seoane, in charge of the Washington-Alaska cable sys tem. in One Day Take Grove’s Laxative Bromo ~w Quinine tablets Be sure its Bromo ja¥” O C.ULrove- The genuine bears thi: 300. ate that it was) Paralysis Victim Here of Capt. William Arm akes bor Funeral strong, former Great Li atman and later mining man, who died last Wedne will be held Tui day at 2 wday, p.m Capt. Armetr Paul mg was a brother ¢&f the famous f Rolf Armatr Armat ht, and ong was in the East, wh nd the son's w apprising her death reached 4 her son will n 1 the morning of th funeral. (Canada to Honor Japanese Soldier VANCOUTER, B.C ar ia will give Shige) Naka Japanese soldier in the who died here today of tuber culos itary funeral Nak one « war am Fran Nakata in the Nataka, while fighting b at Ypres, was gassed, tuber in and he ¢ been an invalid AMUSEMENTS Parsee il CONTINUOL ay fire NOW PLAYING “THE INVISIBLE DIVORCE” With Grace Darmond VAUDEVILLE PANTAGES Mats, 2:20. Matinees, eo BUNGALOW ft" ht8"., Third near Pine Aftor-theatre Spec ¢ “LINT WILLARD F.C. RIPPE ——New Revue Friday Nich Fifth and Pine Elliott 2525 Matinees Wed. Wilkes F Mildred Hog: t Brook place at bert ( Tr Initialed Handkerchiefs Form 1 pr Women’s Uniform pe Waists ‘| Ask Reconsideration on Wa Iker Quitting! rena of the n has writ ol board, uesting rece tion of the | corge H. Wa Walk > take jrawal is the next board ‘| Vaudeville Actor Is Found Deod Mont, Jan, 24 Trudell, well know commer and for 26 years one of form in the United dead in bed here 1 was born in Du BILLID Northwest Hospital to Try New T.BACure warn farmer 1 pric 1g their barns burned. nt in the « to receive Z Z 3 Health Radiates Beauty No wonder she is the center of attraction. Her vibrant health draws people to her. How differ- ent from the paie, listless woman who cannot attract because she has not the glow of health which positively radiates beauty. ie what one needs for the robust health and anima- ting nats eat Mactese in a normal cot dition w Lyko ie sold in only. If you need tod: for the aake of health and beauty. Sole Manufactarers LYKO MEDICINE COMPANY Kansas City ts, Always at the Owl ig Company en's Handkerc price ice 50¢ Children's Faney Haxed Handkerchiefs, |Denies Open Shop ws that open shop had nott to Greenwood Folk to Approximately 150 residents of th le suggest the timeliness of buying now. Each box hiefs, some with colored embroidered corners; others Embroidered Handkerchiefs ae 50¢ 256 63¢ t box, sale price a box, sdle price ‘ormerly 65¢ a nerly $1.00 formerly 5c. Sale price. ....2..2++-are+ +08 Upper Main Floor Waist & ion has taken from stock and ¢ A spect Ta 1 Uniform E “e of whit pereale Worn with laundered co rs 6 to 46. While they last, CHOICE 50¢. SPECIAL AT ) 50e TOKYO,—Recent census gives this city population of 2,147,190, Closed Shipyards | ‘% seventn city in the world. for 4 sposal TUESDAY Captain Alfred Bickford, executive | secretary of the tries, objects to a letter written by William Short, state labor head. As quoted ated Industri t ca Associated Indus. ort says the Associ has conducted a mili aign to establish open shop| When you wash your hair, be attlo, starting an industrial war|Careful what you use, Most soaps has driven the shipyards out of |4"d prepared shampoos contain too te much alkali, which is very injurious, ain Bickford replies that a|%* it dries the scalp and makes the ass of shipbuilders in Sex: je| hair brittle The best thing to use is Mulsified cocoanut oll shampoo, for ‘this is pure and entirely greascless. It's very cheap and beats anything else jall to pieces. You can get Mulsified Jat any drug store, and a few ounces will last the whole family for months, Simply moisten the hair with water d rub it in, about a teaspoonful is 00d district, just north of the that ix required. It makes an t 85th st., formed a tem-|abundance of rich, creamy jon Saturday night | cleanses thoroughly, rpose of incorporating a easily. The hair dries quickly and evenly, and is soft, fresh looking, cenpeeening - bright, fluffy, wavy and easy to han« y.—Night riders|die. Besides, it loosens and takes not to sell tobacco un-| out every particle of dust, dirt and ¢ is higher, on penalty of hav- | dandruff. Be sure your druggist gives. you Mulsified.—Advertisement, with thelr closing, or moving Form Municipality | GRISWOLD IRON KITCHEN WARE makes cooking a pleasure. The utensils never warp and may be used year after year. For Tuesday We Are Offering the NEW SELF BASTING DUTCH OVEN $2.49 Regularly Sold for $4.50 ome CHANGES CHEAPER CUTS OF MEAT INTO THE MOST APPETIZING DISHES The Griswold Dutch Oven is a roaster with a steam- tight cover, capable of roasting, baking, boiling or fry- ing. No other cooking utensil can be put to so many purposes. The new style cover has self-basting rings. Cheaper cuts of meat can be made as tender and nourishing as the most expensive by the use of this oven. SPECIALLY PRICED AT Evaporation and shrinkage are prevented by the tight- fitting cover and all the nat- ural flavor and nourishment is retained. $4.50 Dutch for Tuesday Oven. Special - $2.49 TORE FOR SFUL ARTICLES Don’t Spoil Your Hair | by Washing It %