The Seattle Star Newspaper, February 15, 1921, Page 4

Christmas She |cbristmae hin; together. No hus nd came Christmas, but she tches for Husband. omitted notning in the preparations, 5 Bee, Fob. 16.<d0very ‘and every Christmas has remember. * | ed his words, She says she will do day for 40 years A WoMAN | 5 yntil the end of the chapter, Hives in a cottase on ane of the ame : : ran hills has sat down to her! Waiters Strike as ‘alone, with a plate set for an- : . Riidaite her. She was married Protest in Vienna |Rats Show Cunning by Laying Carpet! LONDON, Eng, Feb, 15.—An ex traordinary story of the cunning of rats is vouched for by one of the gov. ernment’s rat experta, The pro prietors of a Leed tactory, to destroy the rats infesting the plant laid INTERNATIONAL 1880, to a sailor, who two) VIENNA, Feb, 15.—Viennese wait after the wedding left Cardiff |ers have quit work as a protest @hip which was given up as lost, had askured her he would be back t" and urged her to spare down attractive batts and paved the Way to them with large plates dren ed with a sticky varniah. Such plats have caught and held hundreds of aguinst their employers’ refusal to hire walters thru an employment) bureau. As a consequence practically | rats, but in the Laeds inatange the all hotels and restaurants are cloned. | epafty rodents carried to the seene — =" large quantities of factory waste which they laid over the varnish Over this carpet they pansed.to and from the baits, MOTHER! 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Build This House oes sa ‘697° Medium. $651.50 3rd Grade $556.50 mouldings, windows, window franies, doors, door frames, cu doors, drawers, flour bins, all ip! the inside and outside finishing lumber—every stick of lum- ‘ ber (except lath) to complete this cozy home just as you see * here—it's an actual photograph—together with two sets O® if you have plans for a house you are going to build; bring in your lumber list and let us give you our figures on any one of three qualities of material. If you will use our stock millwork (windows, doors, etc.) we can save you big money on these items. Because we own our own timber, our own logging equipment and railroads, our own mill and our own delivery system, we can lay the lumber down on your building lot at bed-rock prices. Quality for quality, price for price, you can’t.do better. _ Almost half a century (founded 1874) of honest, fair dealing with the public has ven the Stetson & Past organization a name and fame of which we are proud. stick of timber that goes out of our plant is guaranteed. When we d eliver Fh as material for one of our houses, every piece is there. And the quality is Only by our large volume of business can we get prices down to so low a notch. Standardized manufacture is the secret. Instead of a dozen window frames we build a thousand—and so it goes, _ Let the have a chance—give the family a real home. NOW is the time to doit. In a matter of months you will pay out in rent enough money for all the material to build a home of your own. ;. Call us on the ’phone or come to our plant. Get ready for Spring! It’s almost ere. , Situated convenient to rail and water transportation, we sell to any one, anywhere, Save money by coming direct to to anyone, anywhere. Save money by coming direct to far from Seattle Stetson & Post Lumber Co. Millmen and Manufacturers Since 1874 Phone Elliott 711 3311 Whatcom Ave. Cog SS Ss Typically American was the cablegram in which Wm. Sweezy, of Oakland, Cal., consented to the marriage of hia} on the package; then you are sure| daughter, Dorothy, to A. P. Elias, son of a Dutch baron. “Let ‘er go!” was the message sent by Sweezy in reply to a message stomach, liver and bowels, Children| sent from Holland by the father of the groom-to-be. Two days | later Mr. and Mrs. Elias left on the steamer Creole State fora MS MILLIONAIRES THE SRATTLE STAR OF WAR BLAMED Dean of St.Paul’s Says They Promote Bolshevism NEW HAVEN, Conn. Feb. 15 England i threatened with moral and social bankruptey, mays Rev, W. 1 Inge, dean of Bt, Paul's, London, in the Yale Review. “An increase in sexual irregulart- ties was to be expected,” he writes, “and there is no doubt that the de. aire to give soldiers on leave ‘a good time’ ied to many regrettable incd- dents.” But Ho attributes the tmmoral af- termath of war to the Engtish mil Uonaires made by the war, Thene, he mays, sot @ pace of and encouragement of bolahevtam. RREMERTON—8. B Lent ap pointed fire chief; Frank Reynolds, chiet of police; Clift Casad, city engi- heer. During 1920 the United States ex- ported forest products worth $200,- 900,009, ‘The most for your money, the best for mouth ° willheal that rasti “Tt is a doctor's prescription and bas been thoroughly tested through years of use in treating eczema an? similar skin ills. Combining only the purest and gentlest ingredients |’ it is specially sulted to delicate skint or irritated inflamed surfaces. My promptly relieves itching and burn Tog and Aastens the healing. Atded| by Resinol Soap the relief ts ever more prompt.” Resinol products ai all druggists. VOTERS Foumvp (CH! LAME. BACK | For Expectant Mothers Osep By Tunee Genenarions (Gere roe BOOELET oo Baavrrio MeeeLavoe CO. BEFT B-n. ATLANTA aa WIRELESS PACT World-Wide Radio Treaty Is Being Formulated NEW YORK, Feb. 16K. J, Nally,, president of the Radio Corpor ation of America, and A. W. I, Alex anderson, chief engineer, are now in y are arranging a series of meetings in the various caplitaln to effect an international wireless treaty, The purpose in to expedite wireless communication and make it untversal. They will also discuss a new way to extend sending radius Hit by Golf Ball, Woman Loses Eye LONDON, Feb. 15.--While playing A, struck in the #9 was found necessary to remove the organ, ate Doesn't hurt a bit! Drop a little! “Freezone” on an aching corn, in- stantly that corn stops hurting, then shortly you lift it right off with fin gers, ‘Truly! Your druggist sells @ tiny bottie of “Freezone” for a few cents, sufficient to remove every hard or corn between the toes, and the cal- uses, without soreness or trritation. WE COULD SAVE $100.00 PER MONTH IF WE BOUGHT OUR GLASS AND OTHER SUPPLIES BACK EAST but we prefer to spend our money at home, where it be longs, Our Mttle business spends about $20,000.00 per month in Seattle, If this ts any benefit to you, show your appreciation by ‘call: ing SEATTLE TAXICAB COMPA Sloan's Lintment, kept handy, takes the figtt out of them . ILOSHING around tm the wet and then——the dreaded rheumatic twinge! But not for long when Sloan's Liniment ts put on the job! Pains, strains, sprains—how soon this old family friend penetrates without rubbing, and hd%ps drive ‘em away! And how cleanly, too-—no musa, no bother, no stained skin or clogged pores. Muscles limber up, lumbago, sciatica, neuralgia, back- ache are promptly relieved Keep a bottle handy. Get one today if you've run out of Sloan's, Liniment, it so warming. All druggists—80, 700, $1.40. Thd largest bottle holds siz times as much as the \ RUB LUMBAGO Of BACKACHE AWAY All Run Down Now Feels Fine Eatonic Ended His Troubles “Eatonio fa the only thing I have found to stop my heartburn and 1 think it bas been a at help in | nervous spells,’’ writes G.O. Johnson. An upset stomach may cause lots of sufforing all over the body. Eatonio belps in such cases by removing the cause of the misery, because it takes ap and carries out the excess acid and gases keeps the di ive ores in natural working order. A lot after meals is*all you need. box coste @ trifle with " dha a Ye Aavortisement, Rub pain right out with small trial bottle of old “St. Jacobs Oil” Kidneys ‘cause Backnche? Nol ‘They have no nerves, therefore can not cause pain, Listen! 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SECOND AVENUE AND UNIVERSITY STREET STORE HOURS—9 TO 5:30 |Special Price Basement Offering Big Savings on Special Lots of Ready-to-Wear and Millinery 50 New- Spring Hats Special at $5.95 —Satin and Georgette, cire satin and straw, and Georg- ette and straw combinations. | —Sailors, chin-chins and off- | the-face effects, in all the newest mings. —Exceptional values at $5.95. | Big Savings on Winter Coats BIG REDUCTION ON GARMENTS THAT WERE ALREADY MUCH UNDERPRICED | —These coats are suitable for early Spring wear, ‘ Sale Price $7.50 , —Cloth Coats, formerly $15.00 Sale Price $10.00 | _hort Plush Coats, formerly $22.50 | —Cloth Coats, formerly $22.50 Sale Price $15.00 (silk lined), formerly $25.00 Sale Price $19.75 —Short Plush Coats, formerly $35.00 —Fur-trimmed Coats, formerly | —Cloth Coats Extra Size Aprons $1.69 AT AN ESPECIALLY ATTRACTIVE PRICE —Scout Percale Coverall Aprons, made in extra sizes for stout figures. Medium, light and dark grays. —Sizes 45 to 53. Caldwell’s Veto Is Late; Law to Stay! * Because Mayor Caldwell’s veto of the city council's bill regulating fire prevention devices in motion picture theatres arrived one day late the measure remains a law, according to an opinion Monday by Corporation Counsel Walter F. Meier. “NATIVE FLOWERS AND FERNS” will be the subject of a talk by Prof. G. B. Riggs, of the university at the Chamber of Com merece assembly hall, Wednesday a have passed some one onthe street | carrying home a bag of ground coffee. The wonderful aroma it gave off made you hungry for a cup of it too. That was the flavor, the real life of the coffee, passing into the atmosphere. ink of it— paying a good price to get a quale ity coffee and then lIpsing much of what you pay for— because it is nqt packed riqht Hills Bros. “Red Can” is vacuum which insures you of coffee that is as fresh and flavory as when it left the roaster, : g Hills Bros prec "A COFFEE _™ shades and trim | i geen Mime <n vor—simply ~