The Seattle Star Newspaper, February 4, 1921, Page 4

| SPECIAL i) SATURDAY ONLY A big selection of the latest Woolens to se- lect from. Come and get your pick. FIRST TEN Customers Sat- urday Get Both Suit and Over- coat FOR $45 MADE TO ORDER OATS MADE TO ORDER 2 , Te CAN YOU BEAT IT? YOU CANNOT. BUT THIS IS GOOD FOR SATURDAY ONLY * Thie Price Docs Not Include Those With 44 Chest or More SAT RUAL TALC RING 601 THIRD AVENUE. Corner Countia.. . ———— || |Hunger Plays Hob Ca-oneratit M | With Famous Zoo \ |. BERLIN, Feb 4—Cart Hagen- ai beck, animal trainer, has given up Room 319, Labor Temple po lll ig Bae phar FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 4th, at 8 P. M. Sharp Women Especially Welcome | Hear Proposed Plan | upon the weaker. Holstein Cow Gives Birth to Triplets GUELPH, Ont, Feb. 4—A Hol- stein cow belonging to N. Harrison fave birth to three calves, Ail are healthy and of uniform ste. meno feast Rardware G nunimmmuom PURITAN CLEANER A Wbor-saving dirt eradi. cator and cleaner, Cleans anything. Especially fine for Unoleum and painted surfaces. Very Effective. Absolutely Harmican, 25¢, GO¢ and $1.00 Packagea Cups and Saucers | Set of Six Special $1.29 Popular Ovide shape tea cups and saucers. Pure white china body, un- decorated. WOLF GAS TOASTERS Special 23c The most efficient gas toaster | made. Toasts 4 slices of bread at _ one time. Folds up out of the way. Electric Extension Complete with ¢ feet cord, key sock: nen and plug. fee JOHNSON’S Kleen Floor Restorer Special 18c A preparation for cleaning and Pestoring waxed floors, Easily applied; very effecttve. TREE PRUNERS 8 feet long. The kind they use all thru the fruit sections. Similar to cut. Very handy; easy to oper- ate. Now is the time to OLD ENGLISH WAX prune. Special .....$1.28 Special 58c Fiighest grade wax made. Pre ferred by professional floor waxers. Russwin Cylinder Front Door and Store Door Locks Special $11.95 A wonderful Ball - bearing lock. Heavy _ beveled edge plates. Made of solid brass, dull finish. Complete with 3 Liberty silver keys. 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D, ORDERS X | war Ume, the stronger animals fed | THE SEATTLE STAR WOMAN PAST 70 UPSETS FRANCE She’s Clara Zetkin, Who | Travels Without Passports PARIS.—(My Mail)—Clara Zot kin, @ German woman past 70, with fire in her heart, vitriol on her tongue and adventure in her soul, has wet all official France in an uproar, Incidentatly, she has enused & world of trouble for the French frontier police and passport officials, has caused the government serious lly to consider further restrictions upon the admission of foreigners tn jto France, and has been the sut jJect of am red-hot debate in the | French partlament. | Zetkin te German foNower of Lenine and Troteky. She was & friend of Rosa Luxemburg and Kar!) | Liebkneoht, the German Spartaciste stamped to death by @ Berlin mob. | Recently the French socialists held a meeting ingToure to decide whether to declare forma! adher |ence to the Lenine principles or not Zetkin applied for @ ‘passport to come into Franca “Nothing doing,” eald the French. But she came anyway. She at tended the Tours meeting, made a speech, dimappeacred as mysterious ly as she bad appeared and was next heard of safe back in Ger many. Meanwhile the majority of the socialist party declared for Lantne.| What was left of the socialist party decided to remain socialist rather than become bolahevist, In parliament M. Vallat, who was badly wounded fighting for his country, wound up his speech on the subject of Zetkin with this epl- eram: “The solfiers of France eflenced the Berthas (the big German guns) it is up to the government to ab lence the Claras.” M. Steeg, minister ef the tater tor, In replying, said: “Zetkin spoke at Tourn She has demonstrated that the roads ef bob shoviem led thru Berlin.” M. Cachin, one of the socialist |members of partlament, who attend ied the Tours meeting, boldly de fended Zetkin. “I bow before Clara Zatkin,” be declared. “And before Lenine™ seme ene shouted. “Yea, and before Lenina* Cachin retorted. An uproar followed. Possum in Pipes of Organ Starts Row RALEIGH, N. C, Feb. 4--The congregation of the Clayton Rap tist church were on the verge of | diecharging thelr organist for his inability to create anything but | weird groaning from the organ when | they Gecided to investigate first. From one of the Sipes they drew & nine-pound ‘possum. So the organ iat was reinstated and the ‘possum was made into a stew. Italian Cypress Is Thought Oldest Tree| MILAN, Italy, Feb, 4—Somma/| Lombardo, about 20 miles from here, boasts of the oldest tree tn Italy, It te @ eyprem, and exper aay it in over 1,000 years old. Ni Poleon diverted @ road he was build ng to avoid felling it The tree) belongs to the city and has been inclosed. Who Wants to Enter Laughing School? MILAN, Italy, Feb. 4A school) has been opened here for the ex-| elusive purpore of teaching how) to laugh. When the press sprea the news there was a lively din cussion whether such lemons are | necessary. : Canada’s Farming Reported on Boom OTTAWA, Ont, Feb. 4—Agricul tural leaders say that Canada ts now in the Prosperous cond} | | ton fn ite Ketory. Last year Can. jada harvested its largest cropa, and [the wealth of ite agriculture ie re) | flected on every hand. Many Foreigners Flocking to Paris PARIS, Feb. 4—Germans to the |number of 1,969 have succeeded tn jobtaining permission to reside here. |Itallans head the Ist of foreigners, | with 41,256, while the United States | jie fifth with ' S$SSSSSS$ NOTE FREE New Arlington Hotel 1st Avenue and Spring Street 200=ROOMS=200 ALL OUTSIDE You Can Always Get a Dollar Room at the NEW ARLINGTON GOTOCLASS {f IN. TUNNELS They Honeycomb Campus at Wellesley WELLESLEY, An underground tunnel system that has ‘all the fancination Of the eata combs, altho It serves the lea dra eying heating lef attract at Wellesley college, It has just been completed and un dergraduates are being permitted to ramble around under the $00-acre), campua ‘The tunnels are sta feet high and wide enough for comfortable walk ing. Girls have found that no mat ter how cold the weather ts it in a) good plan to abandon coats when taking this long adventure ‘The temperature from the heating pipes ja about that of a Turkish bath NEW YORK, Feb. 4—Therel! be no reduction in adminsion to movies The price may go up ‘That's Theatre Owners’! Chamber of Commerce announces. Coughs and Colds Catarrh, Croup, Sore Throat Banished by Hyomei ‘The germs of catarrh do not exist in the same atmosphere with anti- septic Hyomel (pronounce It High-o- me) Breathe Hyomei and relief from catarrh, coughs, sore throat or cold will come in two minutes Breathe Hyome! and that stomach straining hawking in the moraing will quickly disappear what Pp arke of mucus and prevent crusts from forming in the nore. Rreathe Hyomet for a few minutes each day and rid yourself of con- tomptibie eatarrh. Iireathe Hyomel—give tt faithful trial and then, if you are not ratis- jave your money Pack sold by Bartell Drug Co. | ie everywhere and druce Mar indigestion It relieves stomach misery, sour | stomach, belching and all stomach diseane, or money back. Large box! of tablets at all Gruggists in all | towns, OEW= Pataére HIP VAUDEVILLE Vhotoplay jaréay THOMAS WILKES PRESENTS “A TEXAS STEER?’ Charles Hoyts Famous oy! Gres. the to $1. Mata, 27¢ to bee ELIZABETH HRICB 4. G& NUGENT MeLALLEN @ CARSON Mats 2.30. Nights 7 and & Mata. Daily Exce and Thureday Nighta, 7:15 Specialtion, CLINT WILLARD Fr. Dancing Concert 1 S$$S$SSS$$ Special Rates to Permanent Guests BUS MEETS ALL BOATS AND TRAINS Same Staff—Same Rates as at the OLD ARLINGTON HOTEL Stages Leave for Fall City, Snoqualmie Falls and North Bend at 9:15 A. M. and 4:30 P. M. hold, e i : FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 4, 1921. *ECOND AVENUE AND UNIVERSITY STORE HOURS—9 TO 5:30 Special Price Basement CONCERNING THE BASEMENT -—To every buyer who has a sense for real values, the Special Price Basement is of direct concern. Its primary purpose is to serve the public with good, serviceable merchandise in the current styles at substantially less. The Basement is meeting a want of the community ina way that has brought it prominently into the fore- ground for savings. New Arrivals in Women’s and Misses’ Spri ts pring IHla —Smart models of straw and taffeta combinations and all straw braids, such as the new Visco braid, with touches of gold and silver interwoven. —Close fitting turbans and the new narrow brimmed shapes. —Priced from $4.95 to $10.00. Unusual Values in Winter Coats AT $15.00 Reduced From $25.00 —80 Cloth Coats; velour, tweed; full silk lined; some fur trimmed. AT $10.00 Reduced From $17.50, $19.75 and $22.50 —26 Short Plush Coats. —40 Cloth Coats—in velour and cheviot; semi lined; with or without fur collars. AT $19.75 Reduced From $34.50 and $29.50 —86 Velour Coats, fur trimmed; full silk lined. New Silk Dresses * Priced Exceptionally Low $25.00 —Unusual Dresses in styles and materials are in this group. Taffeta, Canton Crepe and Satin, in Black, Navy, Brown, Gray and Bisque. Petticoats $2.50 Reduced From $3.95 and $5.00 —131 Petticoats of plain and two-toned taffetas, plain Jerseys and fancy flounced sateens, Aprons, $1.69 —100 Percale Dress Aprons; fast colors— Pink, Blue- and Lay. ender. Slip-over styles. Trimmed with white rick-rack. —An unusual “Made-in- Seattle” apron. Aprons, 85c —100 fast color Percale Aprons in sleeveless “Mary Ann” styles; cut full to cover the skirt. Trimmed in colored bands, —An exceptional “Seattle Made” Apron at 85c. Exceptional Savings On Blouses at $2.50 Reduced From $3.95, $5.00 and $5.75 —Georgette and Tricolette in a wide assortm = orings and styles. 6 Canada Left When Titles Are Given TORONTO, Feb, 4.—Public officials care little that Canada is the only Britieh dominion not presented with a title this year, Lack of titles for offictala means true democracy, they A New Seru | oun te Cure |( CHAS. SCHWARTZ sease of Cattle || Oriometrist ana ay Feb, 4.—Foot.and-mouth | dine, be cured, it is claimed, by a new serum just discovered by | & commission appointed by the min-| istry of ag ‘ulture, | Prices Reasonable. 227 Epler Bik. S13 Second Av, Tel. Main 2551. Baron Eugene Fersen OF MOSCOW, RI WINSTED, Conn, Feb, 4--Real alr highwaymen have been discov: | ered in Winsted, wh ishermen re: | port that hordes of crows, half-crazed | from hunger, swoop down and steal their catches from the ice, Dannant thsenerbtsieiaptaomenee 7 ; MONDAY, FEB, 7 “The Great Call” All Carpenters Affiliated with the Seattle District Council are rn to attend ~ mass meoting at “Healing Through La t Labor temple tonight (Friday) , j ani “ a ” at 7:20 o'clock, to consider the d Forces of Nature | uegted TUESDAY, FER. 8 8 P. M. Av’ THE MASONIC TEMPLE Marvard and Pine WELCOME wage question and conditions. By order of the District Counell, J, L. HARDY, Secretary ‘Treasurer,