The Seattle Star Newspaper, February 10, 1921, Page 5

THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 10, 192 Medicine Cabinet For Friday and Saturday Special $3.45 Bath Cabinet, for medicine and bath accessories, like illustration; wood, finished white enamel; size, 17 inches high, 18 inches wide; plain plate glass, 10x14 inches, American shock quality; inside of cabinet fitted with three glass shelves; a very handy articleand a real bargain. Friday and Sat- urday only, for .. TABLE OILCLOTH FRIDAY, 35c Per Yd. Our showing comprises plain white, black and white and blue and white block, also assorted brown and tan mixtures; 46 inches wide. For Good, Julcy Steak, go Boldt's —Advertisemen it, © State Raises Fifth =| of Its Irish Quota Of the $100,000 Washington has |been assigned for the Irish relief |fund, $22,500 has been raised, ac lcording to committee report. How You Can Remove Every Trace of Hair (Toilet Talks) A stiff paste made with some pow- |dered delatone and water and spread on a hairy surface about 2 minutes Pwill, when removed, take every trace | of hair with it. The skin should then be washed to free it from the remain. jing delatone. No harm can result from this treatment, but be sure it }is delatone you get and you will not be disappointed. Mix fresh as want ed.— Advertisement. Coat of heavy material; aR sizes ; $16. The piquancy of | youth is well de- fined in every model exhibited ; ett Lt lit Man Wins Bride FRANCISCO, Feb. Beattl SAN Thomas Wilkes, of a well Marte Louisa Tarqueline Bertasso, Italian war worker of prominence, were married here early Wednesday secured their license, and then in company with McKensle Gordon, clubman and singer, and John M Cooke, they sought out a minister who performed the ceremony Simplicity, elegance and youthful esprit dominate the fash- jon themes sponsored by “Sweet Sixteen”—modes that ap- peal to the cultured taste—original and individualized, mak- ing for a distinction that is sought by women and misses who both the conspicuous and commonplace. The New Spring Suits, Coats, Dresses —the first authentic Spring fashions to come out of New York, show spe- cific types of modeling to befit every occasion and every personality; and are presented in a wide latitude of choice. New spring snit of fine serge, trimmed in stitch- ing; full stk lined ; all sizes; 316. Duvetyn dress; all sizes; 316. In these styles, the top of -the mode, pictur- esqueness is the keynote. .,.. ... Any Woman Should Be Proud to Own Any of Them —and Can at OUR BUSINESS—Is the selling of America’s most famous Garments for Women—‘“Sweet Sixteen” Suits, Coats, Dresses and Furs—AND NOTH- ING ELSE, New York Los Angeles 1021 Second Ave.—Rialto Block known theatrical manager, and Mins | It was after midnight when they | | Youth Arrested as | Olympia Kidnaper 1LO8 ANGELES, Cal, Feb. 10.— Donald Crosby, 21, was taken into leustody here yerterday on tele graphic advice from Olympia, Wash. stating he is wanted there on a charge of kidnaping. Jerrell Barton, who was with Crosby at the tim of the latter's arrest, in believed to be the person | Crosby i alleged to have abducted. | The Barton boy ts |juvenile home and Olympia authori |ttes were informed of Crosby's ar reet. ‘BEAUTY SPECIALIST | TELLS SECRET {A Beauty Specialist Given Home Made Recipe to Darken Gray Hair, | Mra, M. D. Gillespie, a wellhknown | deauty specialist of Kansas City, re leently gave out the following state [ment regarding gray hair: | “Any one can prepare a stmple mixture at home that will darken ;eray hair, and make it soft and lglosry. To a half pint of water add 1 ounce of bay rum, a small box of Barbo Compound and % ounce of| | stycerine. “These ingredients can be chased at any drug store at very lit- tle cost. Apply to the hair twice a week until the desired «hade is ob- tained. This will make @ gray haired person look twenty years lyounger. It does not color the lacalp, is not sticky or greasy and| joes not rub off.—Adfertinement. Cured His Piles Now 88 Years Old, But Werks at | The oldest activ: Michigan ia still in the town of H internal method for treating piles. Mr. Jacob Lyon, Homer, Mich. I wish that you could hear him jtell of his many experiences with tments, sal f he tri my method. \ r just received from hin Mr R. Page, Marshall, M Deat Sir: 1 ‘want what your treat T had suf jmany years, 9 and all kinds of |never got relief unt |Am now completely |Tam 88 tive bi to try thin wo Yours truly, J. L, LYON. There are thousands of afflicted | people suffering with piles who have |never yet tried the one sensible way eating them, Don't waste money yintments, dilators, jete., one y form Free Trial of my internal method for the heal- Alem: ie or it iw oceasic you should send t where y your age 0 if you are troubled with pil [method will relie tly This bern! a ° Send no vail the coup TODAY. FREE PILE REMEDY H. N, Page, 1070-B Page Bldg. rehall, Mich. ie send free trial of your held in the} pur-! ¥ |ing questioned by police. 5 | for this free A\ KILLS BROTHER, WIFE AND SELF Triple Tragedy Occurs in Hotel at Spokane SPOKANE, Feb. 10.--Shooting | down hie brother and his wife In a fit of jealous rage, Elmer Harding, « Spokane laborer, turned his .38 auto |matic on himself yesterday after noon, All three are dead. The shooting occurred in the Wal dort hotel, West First ave. The Hardings registered at the hotel Tuesday night. Mra Harding, her brother and brotherinlaw, and Emma Fields, 16, stepdaughter of the Hardings, were in a room together. Elmer Harding entered the hotel. He learned that his wife, from whom be had been estranged for three weeks, was in the \prother’s room. “I've a good notion to blow thelr heads off,” he told Ida Nichols, the landlady. Secreting himself in a telephone booth he waited. Carl Harding came from the reom and was shot down by a bullet thru his breast. He died soon after, Entering bis wife's room, Elmer Harding shot her thru the Head. She collapned to the floor. Harding |turned his automatic on himself, | sending a bullet thru his ear into his |brain. He died instantly. The po- | lice were notified. Mrs. Harding was rushed to the emergency hospital | Bhe died on the operating table. Five shots were fired altogether Emma Fields, the step-daughter, ts prostrated by the triple crime and un- able to give a clear Account of it. ‘The Hardings formerly lived at the Montvale apartments. eee Spokane Fireman A Is Slain on Ranch SPOKANE, Feb. 10.—Shot dead, the body of Jack Batten, Spokane city fireman, was found yesterday sit ting upright in his stalled ear near hia ranch southwest of the city | Harry Williams, #4, a recluse living near the scene of the shooting, in be Williams admits firing a shot to stop Batten, after a quarrel, police say. $35 to $70 Is Price of Men’s Clothing DENVER, Feb. 10.--Prices of tom, and within 60 days: suite will cost $10 more than at present, dele- gates from large Eastern clothing manufacturing concerns said yester- day at a meeting here of the Colo. rado retail clothiers. From $36 to $70, with the average at $50, will be the price of a suit this spring, they declared. As for styles, there will be no rad- ical changes. Coats and trousers will be form-fitting and conservative be- | Straw hats will have lower crowns jand narrower brims. Caps will be wide, with homespun textures in de- mand, and soft collars will continue |to keep the hard variety in the back- | ground, GRIP Take Grove’s Laxative Bromo Quinine tablets =». Be sure you get The genuine bears thi ture The Rhodes Co. STORE HOURS 9 TO 5:30 cS for SMALL WOMEN—18 Navy | serge dreases tn sizes 16, 18 and 26 only have been taken from our regular stock for | disposal, ‘These sold for $16.60 and For this hour and reduced | merly at $20.96. choice ly 26c. For this hour eiaiisiie tess ARS | yard. VESTS 8 fleece lined cotton vests in three and , six months sizes, On sale in the Women's Knit Underwear Section. Formerly 60c. For this hour— Friday Hour Sales No mail, telephone or C. O. D. orders taken on Friday Hour Sale merchandise, and the right to limit quantities is re- | served. 10 to 11 WOMEN'S GLOVES— Sizes 5% and 6 only, in ailk-lined silk gloves and wilk-lined — chamotnette and leatherette gloves in plain black and black with white embroidery. Formerly $1.50. For this aga 69c @ pair DRESSES — Former For this hour $1.39 36-INCH WHITE CAMBRIC oe yards special for this hour- each | choles. 25¢° fu........... 19 11 to 12 MEN'S SHIRTS A cleanup sale of slightly muased and solled shirts in odd patterns and broken lines. Sizes 14 to 17. Formerly $1.50, $2.00 and $2.50. For this hour ; 85c Chole. oes WAITRESSES’ APRONS—55 plain white ekirt aprons, Formerly $1.25, $1.50 and $1.96. For this hour 75¢ each. ++. DAMASK 54-inch mercerized cotton dam: ask. Formerly 8ie. For this hour— 65c & Yard... cess. 1 to2 NAPKINS 600 ready- made cotton napkins, size 18x18. Special for this hour— y 50c six for MEN'S SOCKS — 300 pairs of men's cotton and Isle socks in black, white, Palm Beach, cor dovan and wate, Sizes 9% to 11%, but not each nize m every color. For merly 25¢, 25e, 50e and 5c r this 19c hour—pair. 36 - INC COTTON CHALAAES — 275 yards for comfort covers. Forr merly 2a For hour— a yard Goods at Half Price Remnants of Woolen men's clothing have reached the bot-/ Gauntlet Gloves Sizes 5 and 6 Only Main Floor silk-lined, loves in re 150 pairs of fabric gauntlet atrapw style are duced for a quick cleanup The assortment includes brown, taupe and beaver. Formerly $2.60. Choice | | 2 to 3 | regu | patterns. $10.60. All sizes. For this hour— WOMEN’S ners. Formerly 36. For this hour—choice. ... CHILDREN’S DRESSE! broidery. Sizer 4, 6 and 8 years. | » Art Section, Main Floor Ri LAUNCH HITS BEACH Four pamengers were ‘Wednesday afternoon by harbor pa- trol boat No. 1, Capt. .N, A. Smith, when thelr 30-foot motorship Alamo drifted ashore at Magnolia Biuff while {ts engine was stalled. STOMACH ON A STRIKE “Pape’s Diapepsin’’ puts Sour, Gassy, Acid Stomachs in order at once ! Wonder what upset your stomach —which portion of the food did the damage—do you? Well, don’t both- er. If your stomach is in a revolt; if sick, gusty and upset, and what you just ate has fermented and turned sour; head diazy and aches; belch gases and acids and eructate undigested food—Jjust eat a tablet or two of Wape's Diapepsin to help neutralize acidity and in five min. utes you wonder what became of the indigestion and distress. If your stomach doesn’t take care of your liberal limit without rebel lion; if your food is a damage in-| utend of a help, remember the quickest, surest, most harmless ant acid is Pape's Diapepsin, which costs so little at drug toresx—Ad vertisement. HE SAYS IT IS JUST FINE Robert Gibbs, 156 Colfax St, Lex ington, Ky., writes: “My wife and I have been using Foley's Honey and Tar for some time, It is just fine,” It checks colds, stops coughs, cuts phlegm and relieves croup, whooping cough and la grippe coughs. If you don't get Foley's you don't get the genuine,—Advertisement, - FREETO |ASTHMA SUFFERERS Free Trial of a Method That Any- ene Can Use Without Discom- fort or Loss of Time. We have a method for the control of asthma, and we want you to try it at our! expense. No matter whether your case is ent development, as occasional or should send for a No matter tn| . nO matter what on, if you are trou- methed should re- um have failed at our expense that ¢ nigned to end all dif all wheezing, and all oxysms, ‘This free offer t» too important to neglect a single day, Write now, and begin the method at once, Send no money, Simply mall coupon below. Do it today—you do not even pay postage breathing, terrible par- FREE TRL FRONTIER ASTHMA CO., Room Niagara and Hudson Sts, lo, N. ¥. ) trial of your method to: C.Ukoore S BATH ROBES—49 bath robes from r stock in assorted color combinations and Formerly $8.00, $9.00 and TEFS —800 white lawn, hematitched and scalloped edged handker | chiefs with colored and white embroidered cor- fabrics in Pacific packages with floss for em- Cloth and Plush Coats Reduced to $11.95 Second Floor assortment of winter style coats from our N A regular stock comprises 27 garments all told, 22 of which are in long and three-quarter length made of woolen fabrics, and 5 of plush in short lengths with coney collars. Formerly $24.50. Reduced to $11.95. 44, 3 to 4 RIBBONS-—-125 bolts of satin taffeta ribbons in narrow widths and colors of dark green, reseda, red, cerise and claret. For- merly 40c. For this hour a bolt... WOMEN'S NECKWEAR —35 collars, collar and cuff sets and vests of hand -embroidered organ die, eatin and pique, slight- .19¢ Sizes 36 to 4to§ BATISTE—300 yards of mercerized, pink batiste, 30 inches wide, in blue fig- ures. Formerly 35c. this hour— x90, with scalloped edges and cut corners and satin finish. Formerly $5.0 For che howr, $3.75 ‘ ‘E—300 yards || On wale in the ear. Formerly up to $5.00. For this hour—each. What Congress Is Doing Today SENATE Immigration committees te frame emergency immigration bill. Senator King to file minority report on Torah naval building suspensiop resolution. Coal hearings go om before mane- factures committee, HOUSE > Regine consideration of naval ap- propriation bill Military affaire committee begins of Grover Cleveland Foreign affairs committee continues hearings, on resolution for trade with Rusata, Ways and means committee con- tinoes hearings on revision of tariffs on sundries. Bricklayers Agree to Wage Cut of $1 Bricklayers’ wages will be $9 in stead of $10 a day for one year, Bricklayers’ local union No. 2 volun- tarily decided Wednesday night. The assist in the readjustment of bust- ness. The closed shop is to be main- tained. ly soiled from showing. Formerly $1.00, $1.25 and .65c¢ action was announced as a step to| man and wom colors. For merly 30c. For this hour .. 23€ a yard... from a jar of Resino Only those who have tried it es realize the relief that Resinol 0 ment brings to sufferers from trouble. Even in severe, well. lished cases of eczema or other itel ing disorders it usually allays the ritation promptly, and hestene healing. ‘a a Sr 's aids te TRULY A SENSATIONAL SALE OF ALUMINUMWARE We believe this is the greatest value-giving sale we have ever held in Aluminum Cooking Utensils, Just One Price— $1.69 Means Savings of Dollars on Many Items High Grade Aluminumware, not a cheap grade purchased only for special occasions. You will be astonished at the ordi- narily high-priced pieces which you will find in the assortment. The following items were noted as included: Nos. 4 and 5 double-lipped sauce pans. No. 3 Berlin sauce pans, No. 4 convex kettles, Nos. 6 and 8 preserving ket- tles. Percolators and coffee pots. Combination kettles and strainers. Double boilers. Round roasters. Collenders, Tea Kettles. —Basement— ROUND POINT SPADE UP! We SHOVEL, 98¢ will help you get ta garden in shape by this unusually low price for a steel shovel; round point; short handle. spade or shovel. Use either as —Main Floor— ’ THE ‘ORE FOR USEFUL ARTICLES :