The Seattle Star Newspaper, February 18, 1921, Page 8

of Biggest Worries of ing Up Partners, Says Divorce Attorney ‘Who gets the EF ido, when we are di @eareo™ Waa one of the biggest wor here today of many couples, who they are mis-mated and who re ‘Appearing for the parting of the if the Mapper believe, when “Love me; love my hat hubby would insist upon of the animal after the di- @ crash came the fight over the custoty of purp ever break out in court? Goes not, Charies Erbstein, ” Chicago attorney, con dd today. parties toa marital row real the stern judge would throw to the bow-wows If the cus ay Of a dog had any roc fs." said Erbstein always sottle difficulties over on of the yipping and household pet outside of @og has been the bone of con- part in the} ~ Poetical Greetings to Bank President Among the many toke elation received by Presid Rackua, of the National Bank Corhmerce, and his staff when they moved into their new quarters Mon day, was the following original verre, accompanied by @ bouquet of bome-| grown Sowers: Only a Nttle primrees a little Mower, with larger roses happy hour. s Offering greeting» Fathers sons and mothers Jamea Cop Resigns; Next Day He Is Pinched CLARKSBURG, W. Va. Feb Wilam Burgess was a po many He resigned the oth er day, Twen ty-four hours later he was ar rested for ing his machine in a forbidden place. Mail Boat Venus 10 Days Overdue The mail boat Venus, operating be tween Cordova and Aleutian istand | points, is 10 days overdue at Unga, cording to a message recelved in attle by the United States bureau Jot fisheries, The run to Ungh should have been completed in two to four days, it is «tated years, ot | joeman | park: | IPICK TELEPHONE HEROES OF U. S, |Medals and Cash to Go to Brave Employes W YORK, Feb, 18 Which is the among 250,000 employes of the Telephone Co.? Company officials in all parts of | the country are compiling liste of | jemployes who have performed brave | feats in the past year Man or} bravest Hell | meet SEATTLE STAR An ‘Orphan in Eoery ‘The lista will be submitted to a committer on awards which smeets in New ¥ April 1 Highest award ia a gold medal and| 8, | $1,000, Other awards will be gold medals with $500 each, silv medals with §25¢ h and bronze m als with engraved cerlifi two] eight | cates ‘The plan of awards was originated | by odore N. Vail, late preaident of the Bell pany. His widow donated a fund to continue the proj ect each year, Invites Hungry Robber to Feed on a robber told T. B. Hanna, of Endolyne, that the reason he was holding him up was beeause he was hungry, Hanna invited the man to his home for a meal Thursday night The robber lowered his gun and ac cepted the invitation. | After enjoying a generous repast [the bandit left the Hanna house with “thank you." Bettina Freeman Op ens 1s League of Nation » &% s MAKE YOUR DOLLARS DO DOUBLE DUTY Land IN THE SQUARE FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 18, 1921. os OPPOSITE THE TOTEM POLE 617-619 FIRST AVENUE THE MONEY-BACK STORE ton in several of my cases recent- ‘In one case, the husband agreed the dog six months of the the ex-wife getting custody the six months.” dog doesn't roam the streets, wailing disconsolately for Sweet home while the case is Mecided, either. In the best elr- dog is given to a mutual Of those breaking up house | pending settlement of their | © Margaret Harter offered this dogs, both of them wished on friends getting divorces, have - Kennel in my apartment for ce Month just because of the of our judicial system. homes of some of my ac have been made into di-|vous state that the sli —. too.” ment caused a cat remarks were punctuated by of two innocent victims appreciatio: a trained ough ¢t improvement. 1 insistent vibrations in the amal! edific such an extent it b catale ried from the imagine how discoura: ter months provement. | recomme: c t New Marshal After Five Years , Colo, Feb. 18.—This y bas appointed a city marshal Being without ane for five |i dave treatment I Zack of anything to do was|improyement. was sl for abolition of the office, | and after two weeks ‘ertme wave has caused re_|£*!ned five pounds I Finally af ded “WOND! a rule I ptic filled by a visiting pas this bu "whieh I de DER rmatrn| at ER | feel that J must ex. | you n to nurses and after he « etl ght malt condition Seattle Nurse Carried From Church — it storing thous ntha, after which I f sulfer nia, Hever getting a fv church | Nature Remedy ing but the There is not a tie dra ght on this tie condition and I was church. You can 1 felt af treatment end no ime fm En WeALrn ded t > try have no faith After felt a coping 1 now only a cid better | ound Tt had | feel like Wonder Health Restorer ts @ true | dent of her home town, juices of rare SqAnarTEs ‘We guaren- Nettina Freeman, prima donna of the San Carlo opera company, has started a league of nations of her own. It's a fact. This American woman has bit on a method for mak |ine the league of nat & ucceRN that ia so simple it would never have ocourred to the devious diplomatic | minds of statesmen, Hut when you No peteon whe ts suffering from |hear what it is you will agree that 2a friend who i lit ought to work ra overio. “Wonder | Miss Freeman has adopted an tp of re-|ternational family. De you know that }for $60 you can adopt a war orphan any country in Europe? You can. Well, Bettina Freeman has adopted an international family. She has taken a mandate over a little orphan toed |i Tedehurn, 1 termany, Maly tay ta, ho Slovakia, land, Tuned Pub ben A little American boy, a rest. Lorain. 0. | Tt contains nov [makes the round dosen members of ol or her adopted fart ud i rance stria, Rumania and in it Restorer | Japanese Poetess Wins Back Husband Her interest tn her family does not end when she sends the Red Cross | a check every month for their main. | tenance. That is only the beginning She requires each bey in family and they are all boys and all 10 years ot ¢ a dozen “twins—to write nily letter on the first of every month. These are chain letters, trey cling from country to country, Every lad must give a full report of himself what he is doing, how he stands in school, what he gets to eat, every vital detail Do you see the future? When thone boys are five years older they wil truly Teel that they have brothers in every one of these countries. “If 10, 000 Americana will adopt this plan,” says Mi Freeman, “I believe wo will have the nucious of a league of nations which will te founded on brotherly love and mutual under. standing.” Our 25-year-old motto, “Money Back If You Are Not Satisfied,” holds good even though prices are cut in half. NE DOLLAR DOES HE WORK OF TWO}) BUT THE CHANCE WILL SOON BE OVER You have but a few days left to buy nationally-advertised, absolutely guaranteed merchandise at just half regular prices. Thousands have saved at this sale—it has been this winter's most successful sale. Don’t let this opportunity pass to stock up at a most real and substantial saving. REGULAR HUB PRICES WERE VERY LOW On account of upstairs quarters in a low-rent district, Hub clothing prices have been for years the lowest in Seattle, Think what it means J. %. RANKIN, 1532 43rd Ave, Now ‘feat to cut these low prices pent in two! Phone Kast T2508 & new woman. nt of the position. If this letter will be of benefit to Anyone else you are at liberty to use it ln any way yoo: see £1 B With Tragic Verse YOKOHAMA, Japan. Feb, 1f.—Invealed the sorrows of a neglected P. &R—If you are Jooking, for an | the month of the cherry blossom has wifa alcoholic kick DON'T buy onder |enme a happy ending to the tragic rown jewel in dent exist 1 McKINNON, > in England is the sapphire of nS wat the Confessor. Health Restorer. love story of the Barone Kujo, ———— |Japan’s most brilliant woman. After & separation of 11 yrars Baron Kujo has returned from Lon- don, as suddenly and mysterioutly as he departed. And there bas come a reconciliation. ror 10 years tris separation has |been the subject of gosiip thruout |the Orient, for the Baroness Kujo |was the daughter of the abbott of |the great Buddhist temple, the Hon | jmanji of Kyoto, and sinter of Count} jOtan!. And she was ranked among Special $6.19 A very high-grade Aauart kettle; regu lar $8.50 value Bath Tub Soap Dishes Special 15c Made of heavy tinned wire, Wire Dish Drainers Special 93c Round pattern, with compartment for cutlery, Regular $1.25 value. Potato Mashers Special 12c Strong wire, similar to cut. Waste Baskets Special 69c Round, crimped wire sides, with Un bottom, Cups and Saucers “six.-.1.29 Six.. Popular ovide shape. Pure white China body. Tumblers Set of 47c Six... Heavy, colonial shape, Gas Toasters Special 29c Very practical. Wolds up out of the way. Special 12c Can opener, bottle opener and cork screw Pressure Cookers Special $23.50 The famous Sechrist Cooker; w minu saves Its price in gos. =I NO PHONE OR c. 0. D. ORDERS 50-foot high-grade cotton line. 100-foot ler Special 27c package White Chipa. White Soap Lares 5c Royal White Very fine quality Soap. at less than Brass Washboards Special 69c Regular size; well made Folding Ironing Board Special $1.98 Made in Seattle. Very substantial O-Cedar Polish Galvanized Pails 12-quart, Enameled Dish Pan 12-quart, Aluminum Combination Cookers Special 4 separate can be used combinations Floor Brush Special 14-inch hair Cotton Clothes Line Special 32c gthe at 64¢. PRICES GUARANTE! WHY WAIT? GETS YO SIXTH AVENUE and PIKE STREET yma eye Gliseun Theatre ) Aluminum articles; in Can be had tn jthe most beautiful and gifted of # women | “Married at 17, ie accompanied her husband London, where he had gone to pursue his studies in astron- omy. Soon she returned alone, her lips sealed as to what had happened, there came from over the seas| lea of a beautiful white woman who | taken her place in the affections jof her husband. Heartbroken, the Baronens Kojo |went into retirement, devoting her time to work among the poor and in-| valid children of Japan. |whe was putting her sorrown a verse Last winter appeared the llterary | jeensation of the past 10 years. It} yas a book of poems by the baroness, entitled “The Golden Bell,” and re Bureau of Missing Relatives = Crystal Bar Laundry prewar price. reintives or friends The Ip in reuniting these who bave beem = Those whoeee relatives or fh je are missing are invited to repert ime disappearance directly to The Star. Headers who may know the whereabouts lof persons mentioned. in this column ae | missing are requested also to report te ‘The Star, Other newspapers are invited |to reproduce such items as will Interest | thelr comm tem, Important information for Mra |May Ferguson, who formerly lived} at 2405 Third ave. W., ts held at room 219 public safety building. eee Rana Zwicker, 20, missing for | |two weeks from Oregon City, may | be in Seattle, according to informa tion given Mra, B. H. Mason, -of the women's protective division, by Mrs. Neely, f Charles ton, Wash. She Smells Their Breath for Booze . Y. Feb, 18. | ch vampire, She's the latest innovation of the federal | prohibition enforcement machinery | parts, The mode of opera- »wed by the hootch vampire, | and her male enforcement assistants, | is a simple one. She's good looking, Boot take in the} dances | 69c $2.95 different $1.98 brush with Regular attractive, and a good dancer. leggers in these parts weekly dances. The with them. If her s breath | is suspicious, she signals to the male | officers and they frisk his machine | and his name and address if hootch is found in the auto. Remember This When \You’re in Shanghai SHANGHAI, China, Feb, 18.—If | |you bring your car when you visit | Shanghai, drive on the left side of | the road, ‘That's the new traffic | ordinance. Causes fewer accidents, police say DUS Now! WE DELIVER ee ee cee eee Millions (of Lenin | paralysis, At night | — As the story ts told here, some mutual friend sent a copy of the book to her husband, and ft wus the sud den realization of his wife's grief that brought him hurrying back. Ne that as it may, be returned to Yokohama and immediately visited his wife avking for forgiveness, Coin) on His Head MOSCOW, Feb, 18.— Whoever brings in the head of Ontp Lietnyl. |formerty president of the soviet of Teartteyn, will be rewarded with 10,000,000 rublea. Fle was the terror of the lower Volga. The reward t« SUITS—OVERCOATS Former Price Former Price Former Price Former Price Former Price Half Price $30; $40; $50; $60; $65; -$15.00 - $20.00 Half Price a) ej oT" eteTeTatae ie $32.50 RAINCOATS HALF PRICE Former Price in Lanine’s money. VERNAL, Utah—Don RB. Colton, congressmanelect, stricken with 75 9 1EUM Levy's Masteal © idan Pipes in “A RAGTIME WEDDING" Nights (Sunday) 45¢. Mata Dally 2% Mata Dally ox M and Thurs. Nights 7:15 and 9:15. THEATRE RESTAURANT Bi. 810, BUNGALOW Ty ‘s ‘Musten! Reyne’ 1a m. 6 to 1 a, m. Table A le Carte After Theatre Sp: Clint Willard ¥ New Revue Sunday LOEWs PALAcE HIP NOW PLAYING THE ORIGINAL AND ONLY “Buzzin’ Around” Co. || A Musical Farce, With JACK OSBORN Chorus of Beauties OTHER ACTS Feature Photoplay Margarita Fisher In “Their Mutual Child” | Mats. 2:30. Nights 7 and 8 Now Playing “LAST NIGHT? Wilkens and Wilkens; Orville Stamm; Paul Petchi Courtney and Irwin; Jugglin Nelson; *Rride 13" General Admission: Matinees, : Nights, 40¢ | recent count. lare producing paper pulp and card Former Price Former Price HATS, CAPS, SHIRTS, SOGKS, UNDERWEAR $15; $20; $25; Half Price ..:acsseu--$ 7.50 Half Price ..nne--im-- $12.50 ‘ALL GO AT HALF PRICE Standard brands, known the world over for quality, are yours for a few more days at half former prices. The following prices are but samples of the hundreds of similar bargains that await you: $9.00 MALLORY HATS now Half Price....... 2.50 FINE DRESS SHIRTS now Half Price $6.00 OREGON WOOL Half Price $4.50 $1.25 $3.00 SHIRTS and DRAWERS (odd sizes), worth up to $3.50, closing out at $2.00 Ribbed UNION SUITS now Half Price 25¢ Black Cotton SOCKS at Half Price... a... 95C $1.00 S.124c. THE HUB 617-619 First Avenue. Opposite Totem Pole On the Square Future Wealth of Finland in Timber HELSINGFORS, Finland, Feb, 18. This country’s greatest source of | wealth in the coming days will be timber industries. The nation has 268,160,729 timber trees, accarding to Hydroelectric board. WALLACE, Idaho. — Premature | blast kills Frank Sikkerman and in- plants | /Russian Refugees Flocking to Egypt CAIRO, Egypt, Feb. 18.- pt is flooded with refugees from Russio. | Most of them are wives of officers in armies scattered by the Holsh jviki, Their board bill to date $2,330,000, |Girls! Buttermilk Creates Beauty Overnight The first application of Howard's | jure s Albert Olson, 1221-Third Ave “COR UNIVERSITY Buttermilk Cream will astonish you. | It ereates beauty almost like magic, but the most wonderful thing about | itis the fact that whilst it turns the dullest and most lif complexion radiant beauty makes red or rough arms spow whit yet there | is not the slightest “sig of its use after application. It etually van- Jishes from sight and the most heat- ed atmosphere will not produce the least shininess or greasiness of the cin. It 18 absolutely harmless and will neither produce nor stimulate the growth of hair, Within twenty-four | jhours this will wonderful Cream work @ marvelous transformation | Get a small quantity today at any od drug or toilet goods counter. he directions ste so litt woman can aff the manufactu authorize druggist to urn the purch money unless the first application shows noticeable improvement, so be sure to try it @t our eapensa—Ad- wertisoment | ing its best, Alkali in Soap Bad for the Hair Soap should be used very carefully, | if you want to keep your hair look- Most soaps and prepare ed shampoos contain too much alkall This dries the scalp, makes the hair brittle, and ruing it. ; The best thing for s use ts) Mulsified cocoanut winyge Ad (which is pure and greaseless), and is better than anything else you can” One or two teaspoonfuls of mytsi- fled will cleanse the hair and scalp thoroughly. Simply moisten the hair with water and rub it in. It makes an abundance of rich, creamy lather, which rinses out easily, rem every particle of dust, dirt, dandrui and excessive oil, The hair dries quickly and evenly, and it leaves the Scalp soft, and the hair fine and silky, bright, lustrows, fluffy and easy to Manage, You can get Mulsified cocoanut shampoo at any pharmacy; it's ve cheap, and a few ounces will suppl: every member of the famfly fo months. Be sure your druggist gh you Mulsified.—Advertisemeng, Star Want Ads Get Result |