The Seattle Star Newspaper, February 8, 1921, Page 5

) tt URSA IVE WING FIRESIDE ROCKERS at Greatly Reduced Prices You have al- ways wanted an extra rock- er in your home, and here is a chance to securé a very fine one at ex- ceptionally small cost. This rocker is strongly built me of oak, and upholstered in best Spanish leather. B $105.00 Extra - $65.00 $100.00 Extra . 860.00 . $55.00 . $50.00 - $45.00 - $45.00 Rocker. . Rocker. . Rocker... Rocker. . Rocker. . Large All-leather Large All-leather Large All-leather Large All-leather Large All-leather Large All-leather Rocker. . Large All-leather Rocker. . > Large All-leather Rocker elve rockers only in this lot. - $40.00 $42.50 = _ Germany, Poland ' Fight for Silesia! Feb. §.—Germany and | battling bitterly to win) ee in Upper Silesia March By this plebiscite the people igen | ion, total ruin if i¢ loses the Siles-|to have made the contract. @etermine whether they will come! ian coal fields. under German oF Polish rule, Both countries want this territory because of its gremt coal resources. Germany, which has had to sur. render the Saar basin coal regions to | France for 15 years, says it will parccenrie( sp |RAINMAKER TO TRY NEW FIELD BOTTINEAU, Charles Mallroy Hatfield, of Califor nia, alleged rain, has contracted to produce rain in the vicinity of Medicine Hat be tween May and August 1, it wae re ported here today. Agricultural association ts Ind, Feo. 8 — producer of artificial United reported Farm The ers near here have been negotiat The Miracle of Spring It is so familiar to all of us in its recurrence that most of us give little thought to the vast won- der and beauty of it, ex- cept for the changes in women’s attire. In the developing of a very high degree of smartness, Spring has called “Sweet Sixteen” to her aid. The dominant attrac- tion in the first of these Coats, Suits and Dresses lies in their keen styles, their special utility service and the very popular 4 Begins Already to Be Heralded Duvtyne and Taffeta Dressea; all siace—$16. The woman who would feel confident of her dress will choose “Sweet Sixteen” styles first and last. STRAIGHT firmly demure and precisely smart, is the silhouette disclosed in the first of the— NEW SPRING SUITS INVITING either sunshine or shadow, and friendly 4 and companionable at journeying or , at sport, for country or town wear, are the— “\ NEW SPRING COATS ADMIRABLE are the features of the season’s loveli- est fashions, presented in great vari- ety in— Street and Afternoon Frocks e Our Business Is the ‘selling of America’s most pop- ular garments for women—“Sweet Sixteen” Suits, Coats and Dresses— AND NOTHING ELSE Boring Coats and Wrape—t16. Migs est 1021 Second 4 be Aha eae Tricolette $16. Hi Dresses; all stzes— Ban Francisco Los Angeles Ave., Rialto Block “California Syrup of Figs” }only—iook for the name California lyour child is having the best and Hove its fruity taste, jon each bottia You must say “Cal- THE SEATTLE ST The Rhodes Co. STORE HOURS 9 TO 5:20 | uk 300 Men’s Shirts, Choice $1.00 Malin Floor HE Men’s Section has just received a special purchase of 200 shirts which feature exceptional values, They display attractive patterns, good quality shirting and a range of sizes from 14 to 17, cut on com- fortable and well fitting lines. Choice while they last at $1-00, A Demonstration of Garrity’s permanent waving fluid and silk-cov- ered hair wavers, featur- ing non-injurious and un- breakable qualities, form an interesting exhibit for women in, our Notion Sec- tion, Main Floor Rear. Exceptional Reductions *on Three Groups of Winter Style Suits Second Floor GROUP 1 Suits, formerly $69.60 Suits, formerly $65.00 Suit, formerly $59.50 16 Suits, formerly $55.00 Suit, formerly $49.50 3 6 : 1 Each Reduced to INTERFERES IN QUARREL; SHOT; = fo When he went to the assistance of | 7 Suits, formerly $49.50 & woman who was beng threatened, | 12 Suits, formerly $45.00 it is alleged, by her former husband, Each Reduéed to Albert Johneon, $7, truck driver for | $19.75 the Meadowbrook Farm, near Sno qualmie, was shot and seriousty | wounded by the former husband ||) GROUP 3 10 sults that sold formerly at $29.50, in mixes 34 and 36 only, Monday night iH) In spite of his wound, Johnson | Each Reduced to $8.95 fought hin asmaliant and held him |}! DInGO—Three men burned “Safety First” Drive Reduces Accidents Dig decrease in grade crossing ts, for which improvement is given to the “safety first” campaign, is reported for the year 1920 by GC M. Andrews, district freight agent of the Southern Pa cific, He reports 760 accidents at crowings last year. RRR AAA AAA AA AAR ing with Hatfield. Operations will be over an area of 100 square miles and Hatfield, tt ie maid, ts to recetve $4,000 for each inch of rain, with a maximum of $4,900 for four inches, taking credit for only onehalf the total precipi tation. Chief Martin of the United States weather bureau said Hatfield's claims have not been substantiated. Drake, 31, of Sea Mra. Drake is a cook at the Drake had come to effect a reconcilation. Elvi Unusual Glove Values For Wednesday — Main Floor French Kid Gloves—This assortment of one and two-clasp style gloves consists of about 100 pairs from our regular stock which had some small defects, such as ripped seams. They have been carefully mended and will give good service. The colors include black, brown, gray, tan and beaver. Sizes 5% to 7%, but not each size in every color or style. Formerly $3.50, $4.00 and $4.50. Special, OE bc Fh bik de hi ocd Yee ee PPG hg «- $1.25 Cape Skin and Kid Gloves—125 pairs selected from regular stock and carefully mended. For- merly $2.50. In a broken line of colors and sizes. Special, a pair 79¢ French Kid Gloves—400 pairs remaining from a recent special purchase which offered an exceptional value at $2.50 are reduced for a final clean-up. They are in two-clasp style with Paris point stitch- ing; black, brown, champagne and white. Sizes 5% to 71%, but not each size in every color. Spe- cial, a pair < New Chamoisette Gloves—A new shipment just placed in stock displays a complete variety in two- clasp, strap-wrist and gauntlet styles with con- trasting stitching. We recommend them for appear- ance, quality, style and value, at, a pair— $1.00 and Up to $3.25 $4.95 Pongee Blouses Special at $1.95 Upper Main Floor iy Waist Section has reduced for a quick clean-up sale about 125 pongee blouses in Bea anda nee ee ee sleeves. izes 7 ‘orme: .95. Special, while they last, choice, $1.95. " McDonald, Mrs, Drake's 10-year-ol daughter by « former marriage, was in the room with her mother. Johnson heard Drake using loud and threatening language and went in to make peaca Drake went out and returned with « rifle. He fired at his wife and minsed, according to Johnson. He fired a second shot and hit Johnson, who was moving in Drake's direction. Drake was brought to the King county jail by deputy sheriffs. Physicians at the North Bend hos- pital say Johnson's intestines were probably perforated. They said Tues day, however, that he probably would recover. Bushell Rally Is Held at Good Eats Cc. Kirk Hillman presided at ao meeting and rally of the Bushell for Councilman committee at Good Eats cafeteria Monday, Formerly county commissioner of Spink county, North Dakota, Bushell has had a varied experience. He has been in the newspaper business, has been a farmer, and for many years conducted the Bushell auction rooms in Seattle. until other employes of the farm | and one blinded when carboy of sui came and made the man a prisoner, |]| after being forced, it is anid, to beat |) phuric acid explodes at Rockwell fiy- ing field. him severely | The shooting wag done by Chartes |) COLUMBUS, Neb—Father of 22 children, Michael Schaeffer, 78, dies. ~ MOTHER! Child’s Best Laxative Vitality Accept “California” Syrup of Figs on the package, then you are sure most harmless physic for the little stomach, liver.and bowels. Children Full directions TRENTON, N. J.—Gov. Edwards be: ge repeal of his 3.50 per cent beer bill. iornia.” C\hen ill health or hard times hit you dont lie down-~ Atismarwho-can‘come‘back"that isa:manworth while tr IS SAID THAT |THE AGES OF 35 ABOUT NINETY PER CENT OF AND 50 AND VERY FEW EVER “CO! A reason for many of these failures is As es : 8 spproechen middie age THE IRON IN HIS BI fog UT and he . lacks the is body to oD im vitality; the “IRON-WILL” determination” to him on to suc- cess. In his own mind HE ALWAYS THINKS HE IS GOING TO “COME BACK,” but he is like a crippled deer that rises up on its four legs after being shot, only to fall back again. ERY DOCTOR knows the tremen- lous power of an IRON WILL to pull a patient through a critical illness. With an iron will, it often seems that nothing can kill you. Without it, a patient sometimes speedily ‘collapses and dies from an spparently trivial cause. Lack of iron in your blood nat only undermines your health and robs youof your TO THINKING YOU AR: AKEEN 100% IRON M. WHEN YOU HAVE REA- SON TO SUSPECT THAT, YOU ARE NOT. Tron etarvation of your blood may be the cause of all your troubles. How to tell is explained in the accompanying article. take ori ic fron like Nux: Iron with them and at the end of that time see for yourself much more strength, rated Iron positively jv and endurance hav elps enrich your blood and put into it. Tt often increases oe bodily and mental vigor in two weeks time and quickly ips revitalize your wornout exhausted nerves. There is nothing like filling your with sped old inon to give you aye eee and ce to the battles of fife, ON te organic iron like the iron in your bloud nd not metallic or mineral tron which people usually take, ‘The fact that you may have taken other forms of iron with- ut benefit does not prove Nuxated lron will not help you~ ‘ry it on our guarantee below. ft akens your ER. Without iron ALL = taker and you to think ftis“all over”—t ‘se pene roubend ete Peet to much food when your st your’ doctor decide, Get him to make a | 9) ent t f ARE A % ie Oho A to Pett bodily and mental vigor but THE “FIGHT,” COURAGE and “@O AHEAD” in you i ® nothingmore for you in life. ja ‘OUR PD, 8 NTO. 1h oe 70 RANGE and | “blood and iron jes the more you eat the se, as your digestive of 1 080 fo 0 oe, Ic ‘ \ ‘do not want to | ren . 4 000,000, Blood. corpuscles in| CENTIRON MAN. Or if you do not =e 2 ora , 00. ble money. Itle ee ns MVE URSELE” | Fouccomtainiug veaetables for two prnsed by all good drageis. ENRICHES THE BLOOD-GIVES qi UXATED IRON YOU NEW STRENGTH AND ENERGY committee hearings teton les on sundrien. ye ‘Arie What Congress Is Doing Today HOUSE Str Phillip Gibte, fives naval, affairs committes | his views as to British feeling on dis- armament. itary affaires committee begine Investigation Bareaigstion of the Grover Cleveland Kducation committee tirdment te vocational edecation Ways and_means Sapte eched- CARPET SWEEPERS Specal af’. $1.49 Special at ...... The “Hugro” is a ma- hogany-finished all-metal 1 sweeper, with nickel- plated trimmings and rubber-tired wheels. Keep your carpets always clean with the least amount of effort with a “Hugro” Sweeper. Special for Wednesday at $1.49, BASEMENT Continuing the Sale of “NU-CUT” GLASS at 98c The assortment is still quite complete. MAIL BOX WITH LOCK Spal, ng 39c Complete Here is something extra special. A regular 35¢ Black Japanned Mail Box, with a wire paper receiver, complete with a 35¢ padlock and two keys. For Wednesday, complete ..... sees cece SOE of MAIN FLOOR Winslow Ball-Bearing Roller Skates Regular $3.50, $2. 49 There’s health and enjoyment for the youngsters in the outdoor exercise provided by Roller Skates. These Genuine’Winslow Ball-Bearing Skates are spe- cially priced at $2.49 Size adjustable to almost any shoe. MAIN FLOOR Se nie THE STORE FOR USEFUL ARTICLES