The Seattle Star Newspaper, February 1, 1921, Page 5

(ESDAY, FEBRUARY 1, 1921. THE SEATTLE STAR | | SHUNNNESHN SERVICE: HSH AINE | YY ¢ Congress NEW OUTBURST mnt nn et ar Is Doing Today IN IRISH TOWN O 192 1 The Rhodes Co. OF BROKEN LINES AND DISCONTINUED @ATTERNS OF IVORY BEDROOM FURNITURE Sounlttae oo Exact Penalty for Slaying, Everybody Hopeful. STORE HOURS 9 TO 5:8 r of Woman Big Year Ahead. Now is your opporti secure that odd piece or a fal CORK, Feb, 1.—inn Peiners kitted | | Series Concluded. A woman last night when she waited | r ly well matched set of two, three or four pieces, We have on the platform of the station at| TOR a month now The Star ha Mallow with hee husband, Inspector placed on our Main Floor for if convenience all odd le Beds in . Dressers, rs, Chifforettes, Toilet Tables and Vanity Dressers, Ivory Chiffoniers , 50 been printing convincing inter King. King was seriously wounded. | views with Seattle's leaders in bual ccm, ge com Saris Sit pk tine Buy Nowthwest = Silk Patticoats followed the murder of Mr King. The series of interviews wan con wife of a county inspector at Mal-|cluded yesterday. Today The Star i. ; low, early today | presents in review a xynopsis of all B’ so doing you will Attractively Police rushed to the station when|the interviews that were printed lay the foundation Priced at tho shooting Was reported, arrested |during the month—a rort of com| HY for a greater and perma- riced at 10 men, then ordered them to| posite photograph of the bright fu: | Ah i " hick flee for their lives One man/ture which they believe in in store nen prosperity which 54 oa was killed, another wounded. ‘The! for Seattle if all of her people work may be compared with e Je eight clambe into ajand pull together | the yield of the mighty Second Floor The throttle was) A.J. RHODES: “1 expect to do a oak Which grew from a thrown wide open and the engine) bigger business in the present ny:\\ainen, . each . your plunged out Into the open country.|/than I did in the year just gone ” , _- A ae 3 Yel oats £ " Mallow, alreddy the scone of|never felt better us regards business | multiplying and produc- Silk Petticoats at the much fight feared further re-|conditions than I do right now ing thousands of its kind. "¢W price of $4.95 is in s today and there was a gen-|And I am unable to nything in| every way in keeping gral exodus of citizens, King and the present business trend but & Fe-| he with our fundamental bet ° Ba eS ee principle of selling meri- poi rb rhe — Fy ‘tlhe | ie nye Baan coped bo Boys’ Play Suits torious quality and splen- instantly, King wounded Jlumber, fish, grain, app! various did workmanship happily |fruit and farm products which this Main Ploor associated with correct $25, 000 DRUGS C0- P Hai” dy “ture “oust tne tass| | JYJADE in Seattle and style “and color assort- [ things. ‘Thus Seattle and its Pacific | well made of blue ment. Northwest territory will be the first denim in low neck, short tn ‘this dis . - 8 display All-silk oo to feel national prowperity sleeve, and high’ neck, ( : $40.00 Dresser for TAKEN IN RAID IS ADVOCATED: _ ROBERT 8. HOYNS: rnin | long dleeve style; alo of; Taffetas, All-silk Jersey $42.50 Dresser for . 921 will 02 be one of the best years Be A and Jersey-top Petticoats, $60.00 Dresser for . SAN FRANCISCO, Feb, L—Three} “Cooperate” instead of “fight” isjattie han ever had. This t« not] khaki colored cloth in with taffeta. and satin LIBERAL onEDrT EXTENDED men, alleged to have made confes | the key word for Seattle in building | merely my personal view. I have low neck, short sleeve floune are featured in yh iver | her port business, according to Stuart | heard this from bankers and busi . 2 i 4 sion that they were representativer ad models, trimmed with red ar f e : : Mannell, local manager for AS, de|nens men. They are all optimistic.” | bands d regular and extra large Sherbinin & Co. exporters, address| MANSON F. BACKUS: “The en- | . sizes and in colors of ing the Industrial council of the As country is in excep’ ; Si van y green, rose, purple, navy, under arrest here today, follow: | sociated Industries Monday after:/condition. ‘The situation \ Sizes 1 to 9 years. For- Copenhagen per taupe the selzure last night of more| noon at the Engineers’ club. cautioux management, but 1 look for | merly $1.50, at the new brow oy en i ble os than $25,000 worth of narcotics In a| “A good many people think,” he no alarming developments, because MH price of .........$1.15 yrown, tan and black. raid by police and federal officers, , Sid. “that because some other cities the business element was, and i, pre- | 7 Splendid value at $4.95. ot w tneir marmen an Har, | D&%e Tepresentatives on the shipping | Justed in every tine.” j Sizes 10 to 16 years. For- WHERE PIKE MEETS FIFTH f ares board, m ps calling and larger | NIEL KELLEMER: “As soon ie ley Griffiths, Manes! Guaman as our} © complete Nquidation has merly $1.75, at the new SMMINNINEN PHONE: folly bevel ; bank clearings, we are losing ‘ ) 1? ver mere CUT TTHT| oxy engear ee M cg -Pt Aanta buainess, I state emphatic: | Northwestern business en price of er RR se Wale slender. se MR, ea ally we are not. Comparatively | terprises sure to enjoy a period Ay bd time no business, What we should| (€, H. SHIELDS; “If people gen now in to pave the way for friend-| erally will become more aggressive ’ ly relations when business dors re “i optimintic we will find that we y bf . 4 ‘ i a Susie and i'w do Senile wil got ate "thingy werk wits ana Boys’ Overalls Qn Special Sale for Wednesday her share. jmatters will speedily become ad: | Main Floor Upper Main Floor Mannel! stated he was Tecidedty | justed in every line.” DE Seattl = aguinat bitter rivalry with San Fran-|” A, G, M. FRASER: “Seattle has ADE in Seattle, and BED SHEETS—200 Seamless Sheets, made of good Sad toe Ge aintilion patie pais. ot | etc’ hasnt adie’ ines] made for better apd firm quality bleached sheeting, free from dressing. - the West to equalise shipping ad-|isia 1914 and éven in 1917. And rat, gp ve tthe ae ; Torn size 81x90. Formerly $1.85. Special Wednes- That is Above the Co onplace ‘vantages held by Atlantic ports she was prosperous then.” | doubl ae nee and day, each ..... -... $1.50 . " " 2, aol Pp Seat, ar al spe ‘ . Ff mm TRENTON, 8, J Bill to repeal], ALTON W. LEONABIN “esate i PILLOW CASES—Torn size 45x36, made of medium : ; | csedhwgsongy Menge ypire ont Sizes 3 to 9 years. For- Weight muslin. Formerly 30c. Special Wednesday, he is - Purpose to produce garments so full of interest, rie aed se ae eotte ‘ity | putt i sorter “the best city in the merly $1.50, at the new 25 auty and merit that no woman can possibly federal prohibition amendment. | Country—Seattle.” | ice wl ad Pgh her. wardrobe without i “ tbty afford to plan vention ki tats her eteslen | DRM. A. MATTHEWS: “We are price of --++- $1.25 REDSPREADS—Satin-finished Bedspreads of heavy ithout incorporating these inspirations j e oming out of thin year, 1921, suc Sizes 10 to 16 years. For- quality in assorted patterns, with scalloped edges and therein, | censfully, but it will be a year of merly $1.75, at the new cut corners. Size 78x88. Formerly $6.25 hard work, and it will need sanity "i , |sobriety and real Christianity to gét price of .........$1.50 Wednesday, each | thru.” | L. C, GILMAN: = “Improvement. $49.00 $57.00 Ivory Beds 446 Hed 46 Red rh $65.00 3.4 Bed for $65.00 46 Red for $45.00 36 Red for Ivory Toilet $60.00 Tollet Table. . t Table t Table let Table Totlet Table Toilet Table Ivory Dressers HIS showing of new STTKO Dresser for .. $78.00 Dresser for ... $81.50 Dresser for .... aS Oe CTT i) of a drug ring that extends to Mex feo and South and ntral America. Governor Edwards per cent beer These Coats : | ih ea PLS Lime Up Strong for CAR CONDUCTOR | halting it.” Bridge at Kennewic! Suits and Dresses Res ch cee QOKEYW A. SWALWHLA:, 1 do! Cosalt Washington communtin| are EJECTS AUTOIST| not anticipate any financtal distur ey behind the proponal to| i i ij 4 ot : ve e ot the dre lining up behind the proposal to interpret style ideas in original and ; HEEtS, cx cue ceumtepatesen tas Selene tava” thal atemusotebstihiow ey individual fashion, so unique that no _ | 4. F. DOUGLAS; “Every well to ross the Columbia at a cost of| — attempt is made to imitate them at formed office manager in this cl¥ | approximately one-half million dat.) After his auto had struck pictiee| is very optimistic over the outlook | O7 aine to reports received to |"Ut@ and had been bumped by a street car, E. M. Lantz, 4% 4th ave. S., was ecized by the throat and “When the con. |4a¥ by Robert 8. Boyns, president of structive enterprises of the country | the Seattle complete the stage of readjustment from Walla Walla, Kennewick they will bring about one of the | panco a ond Toulon | motorman when he went aboard to Chamber of Commer ejected from the street car by the most mane and progressive building | — $$ —$____—__— get the names of witnesses, accord epochs the nation bas seen.” he to his report to police Tuesday. | A. S. ELDRIDGE: “Let's all make Lantz ‘ea. ot ie rs bee Beattie a better, a bigger and a more dm wet he names or) | progressive city. Let's try to boost | ners of the motorman or con knocking them.” cialy to investigate th ecu e| ( MIL LER FREEMA j Tuesday. Cae ee spe, be Scone | Seattle is the greatest oe eee 2 ak world, and I believe she h | with Lantz was thrown from his auto | Petting ed ain jot _be exercised t drug stor no substi+ | ry cattle ip built. o slid and badly shaken up when it hit the The Resinol t ithe uick rellef haw Deen's! foungution, nnd abe is bound to go, Was Restored to Zito Health by auto of Nell Cadger at 24th ave. and | Meme 18 an easy method, : ¥ 4 s Resinol Soap working the ho fairly shudder at the very m ahead.” | Yesler way, Monday ht fio fa he discomfort. a 1] gy once oot tes Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vege- | apepdigond ig ee ag ee | well Inco, the roots of the hate. @ tot e "4 - . eye ‘© attend to 1 rt e hen holly dug to this almost Universal Com” | we pull together I have every reanon table | fo attend to the injuries of the wom-| spread the hair apart and gently Ft stitute. | to feel that Seattle at the end of the | an when street car No, 50, going east | into the scalp a little Resinol 0 If you wish to Make @ trial frat,| year 1921 will find herself again ad- Horicon, Wis.—'* My young daugh-| on Yesler way, crashed into him. No| ment. If carefully done little © send your name and address to) vancing along the line of progress ter had been troubled for several | one on the street car was injured t will | P Dress of Fine Serge; all ihe rramid | Drug aes. on Frramia | ona prosperity | months withback-| The fight with the conductor fol- | Soap oe Streak eras _ Underskirt, $16. \j sizes, $16. DAVID WHITCOMB: “1 can see ache and a bad| lowed | nothing to get gloomy about in Seat The woman per- { A These master tle's future,” fl y¥. BRINKER: "Seattle : plexed about ) products _repre- AOMTE:||siter tte we co ree wil tote anything, waite SPECIALIZING IN MERCHANDISE what to wear sent the embod- : ypseeecencysohageagtin cigepey TT ; i . H *REDERICK ‘ : “The: lly wait for her finds among P iment of “Sweet Come and examine our equip, SaMa EE this doce ter beaanee The do M A D E IN S EA LE 4 : f : : men 1 need aaty Soe oe ve her medicin them many cer. Sixteen” idea ls handle sad ether valuable pe. || believe that business is r : gare her mnadicine tain to meet her ; ; and the genius of pers, ores tee her. One day Lwas | The movement to buy artitles of Seattle manufac- ivi that good business conditions q individual pref- shinai ‘ pen ees r adin| lttle|f ture finds us in hearty co-operation—in fact it has ave., at Pike st, C,H. BLACK SR: “You can't Book of you mondit reminjed me tat always been SPELGER & HURLBUT’S policy to fea- juote me too optimistically ax to Se- | Teal bottles of Lydia E. Pinkham’s|g ture Pacific Northwest Products. PEOPLES SAVINGS BANK | atte in 1921.” Vegetable Compound. So she went to| ROY C. SOUTHWORTH: “Seattie the drug store and got a bottle, and cannot help but succeed, Her nat after taking the second one she could | ea | Sr) Rhvuatiiane Eve tha: preatt tar eat and han 8 not had backache since. | t e ade rooms Oc! 1 is tor tegic ‘or he J six. jes Of 1 ie = 7, woonti n is too strategic for her to pe don datardays bale ig TAQc with the housework. egular 75¢ | CHARLES H. LILLY: “The tu health einen RHEUIMIATISN| NOW sx: pas Siar une etrotée ‘he | your medicine. RE = ne Made by the “blind” workers in the : a testi “Tk vege ’ a eit is sore ore coetabia Gost und.” “Lighthouse for the Blind.” We placed ore Dresses; all sizes, ba: prea aces wear; } ys We Must Keep Feet) WORCESTER, Mass —Disappear girs. Fane SEL nent, 150 Larabee | a large order to be filled during the quiet if i : says 5 ance o| Trudson, 27, mach 0 ricon Wisconsin. nite F ‘ es : r Dry, Avoid Exposure and jt." peeved. solved when’ charred | “Mothers all over the country have |# Season—hence this great saving is pos- Eat Less Meat body of man is found in firebox of found Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegetable sible. A very good broom. Special. .49¢ i isti " 3 ; liable rem- er | jocomotive in Boston & Maine round- Compound to be a most rel | Where exclusive distinction Stay off the damp ground, avoid | house \edy for such cond Basement is part of the contribu- } mpostre, keep feet dry, eat less — tion you expect from your at yyy Prion | Declares There’ $ Nothing Quite ‘. f qi ally to ke lown uric acid goed gage aE Kosice cesta anee’t| — Like Howard’s Buttermilk Cream DOES YOUR ROOF LEAK? lous toxin, ca fills the need fully. |wenerated in the bowels and absorb: These Seattle Products will repair it. [ete easire isomer "eae aa ifying the ion for Beautifying Complexion “Leak-Tite” | Preservative A young woman who was riding to a normal b OUR BUSINESS| «///; ta le og le ol Can Be Apoiied is |’ pol ane im ty In damp and chilly, cold " " Dri 2 hii “ Rai is the selling of the most famous [ + weather the skin om are clow . renching jin ce eee + eal . “des *" thus forcing the kidneys to do dou! sgoney t os so or the covering 0: S. garments in America, “Sweet Six- ble work, they become weak and| seis Coie treldly Sern. Will quickly effect a Prevents decay and seals teen” Coats, Furs and Dresses— luggish and fail to eliminate this Improvement. . permanent repair on any pores and cracks, also iG ELSE. uric acid which keeps accumulating ‘ — shi 5S . : *, arenes: au | NOTHING ELSE Coat suitable for spring and circulating through the system.| ang first application of Howard's nay one used on laps of roofing. : Pint can ; + -25¢ wear, 816. eventually settling In the joints and! ; vam Will astonish You and pain called rheumatism. goes wane yd 8-Ib. can .... 3 | Quart can .........40¢ | Suits $16 Dresses $ 16 Coats $16 at fp tot wndon lie orgy | iinontilfetean aes ced ot , 6-Ib. can .......- Gallon can .,.....$1,00_ | muscles, causing stiffness, sorene It’ cre gic. | . can pharmacy about four ty, and mi ounces of Jud Salts; put a table [rough bands of the lightont alin i | on Made by the Preservative Paint Company, Seattle. spoonful in a glass of water and or applicntic drink before breakfast each morn (from alg : ‘ Paint Department—Main Floor For All New York inate uric acid by stimulating the] the skin | | ‘Ages in } § ang ato kidneys to normal action, thus rid-| | No matter whether you are to- siias "ie Rie PES: pe Sizes 16 to 14 | , San F An ding the blood of these impurities, | bled with i tonal Sods THE STORE FOR USEFUL ARTICLES " f ant Feanelncs Jad Salty is inexpe », harmless wis fe y will freely . and is made from the crape ary j ney to any dis naan ray lemon juice & Important specialists 1021 SECOND AVENUE, RIALTO BUILDING Cah. OR Ld hands or arms enused by throughout the country who are now | lithia, and is used with excellent re-|gun. y WI1 find that any or all of . t 1k sults by thousands of folky who are {these tr # Will quick!y diaa pp ‘um that’s =e } ith use of Howard's Bu with this wonderfu a subject to rheumatism,—Adveruse Fatty Cream. woman. looks years ment To prove this to your complete ‘yertisement