The Seattle Star Newspaper, February 25, 1921, Page 16

LISTING OF | WAR GOODS juaianinnicniniaiaiaanonniaanien AFTER SIXTY YEARS WATERBURY, Conn, Feb, 26 A romance of 60 years was re when Nelson W, Heater o wed Mre veal ‘ THE SEATTLE STAR Daughter Works Mama’s Trick Fools Husband With 5 Babies! BRITISH YOUTH “Devil Finger” of [HE IMPROVES | HAS ITS FLING! White Man Strikes EVERY MINUTE Ths ls bord Emo's Bel Terror to “Voodoo” "siiiie iy oes precede Reena n ata planation of Social Revolt | ns’ Wilk aks eeinaied ‘ 1 |, MANILA, P. 1, Feb [°d." urresta began. They were for) payne tore Blase be angen LONDON, Feb outh Will pevil Vinge” has the the erime the « ar, Teot W YORK, Feb Ottis jage army ol m open | M. V, O., in commenting | fatinay il rcfpinr aps bam baal phar ono | | enth Century magasine | NG jonyer do the Moro bad men| noon found them out found iteelf pos ama nds | : SRM | eric ner 00, the Mare, he am | a Jof trucks and autos “with no place | * , ; Prose Waste Is Costing Millions | ports: vome were on the seus, some te; Mngiish girle and ee aaeivies ae were en route to the afew hours acquain KASY 0 TE I | ' RACK Per Day } ! eet pe ' . =e aperons Is ¢ a anh vt "THEM DOWN NOW | ms ze ae Pie | tor oclal manners in deca a | r was | “ mm WASHINGTON, Feb. 25.—A com-|' wal : ; ie on lyouths and maidens laugh at their 7 ee 5 | parents nd elders So states Lord plete inventory of all leftover war a parents a h thos on a Materials tn poswwanion of the war! Army officials also clatm uncer | War has offered us new rp get gions and hunt wn. department as of March 4 will be/tainty as to the future size of the | wr thounar with oe ordered by the 1 = meretary of /armY made it unwise to dinpose of ann of [a soldlorn were power Hin a wb by the Incoming secretary of | ' $B wc Bnd voi suesaeteae ee thoes PlGiminal in’ the po War, ‘This will be one of the first |" ‘Ty, nancy of t tractors were rt the jungle et thee acts of the Hanting administration. | wipped to th xas border for open gathered into the ; This inventory is planned not onty | a of them at of the sinister, myate a et é evil finger” to make them run : ‘ ranging to show the amount of these war m larce sit materials stored trom cc to coast of op but also to show thetr physical con “ Funeral for Realty dition. Ww. HARDING WANTS i" Nailed in B LH oman Today DATE MADE PUBLIC oi ‘ ‘ el alled in Darrel, e . une e s for Mrs. Marie . 3 . 8 wil be made to dixpose 0 i _ : 3 Former fenator Jon J. Wonks is|, tris wm eae to tenoe o Thirsts for Blood ’' slated to become the { secretary next administration. CHICAGO, Yeb, %—A jumping | cit of war He has aseed this in | Wat ventory with Presid Hard: | tr. who not onty has s but has suggested that made public when comple Present war department officials admit they have no accurate informa tion concerning the hundreds of mib | "GREAT MOTHER’ IS ON THE JOB ugar barrel greete suddenly Tuesday | THEY TE | : FUN—AT | hmond, that 4 man al serv. Bons of dollars’ worth of supplies left | ture” of ou sa on the department's hands at the | ‘ itty, | distinet armistice Helps Restore Vienna as rr dinth y ‘The situation Is “The wires are outlying depots depots and Washing The Harding administration plans to send into the field experts who wil make actual inventories on the described thus down between the the central | ground. The American Red Crow: reports | Vast quantities of supplies are tm-| Viennese hoepitals and medical in-| property stored stitutions are directed by men OMen these supplies are thrown to gether in a great heap, helter.skelter, like so much junk, in the open with | no protection DEPRECIATION COSTS MILLIONS The consequent depreciation has cost the government hundreds of mil- | Hons of dollars and each day this condition continues the loss in creases. | Congressman C. Frank Reavis of | Nebraska bas frequently called the attention of congress to the loss in automobiles, auto trucks, tractors, | mobile machine shops and other! motor equipment. The Nebraskan, who characterizes this situation as a national scandal, has introduced a bill to compel the | |duced. } World’s Medical Capital VIENNA, Feb. 25 sinning to resume its role medical capttal of the wortd. Vienna ta be-| as the | with International reputations and equipped with the most modern ap and equipment wing the war, however, these institutions have been hampered be cause of lack of drugs, food and linen. | ‘The Red Cres found doctors! using waste paper for bandages and many patients lying on bare mat-/ tresses | Now, with the aid of the Red Cross, practically every hospital in| Vienna bas been placed on an ef. ficient working basis and the mortal ity rate bas been consklerably re! “Champagne” Labels JACKSONVILLE Fila ain of (By Maw pounceMent Mr. and Mrs. Willis H. Swain and the girl twins which Mrs. Swain adopted and misled her husband into accepting as their own children. | The man ¢ the fellow who barrel after taking jortn wa was| FUNERAL SERVICES for James re Friday Watson at Prov. at 6007 There are theee widows for every en “print. | widower in the United States ISevent in the newspapers—but the quality, fashion and fair price of the goods in the Store, which make value and give lasting satisfaction.” Upon This Great Mer- | | ee e e war department to turn over to the that «ince 191 ° bureau of oot roads of toe acricur| Are Declared False (yi. i.) 0, table ais chandising Princip e tural department all motor equip}; WASHINGTON, Feb. 25.—-What/that ahe obtained from an AUantalher husband ¢ ‘ ment which can be used in highway | little joy was left in the 18th amend-| maternity hoap Jot the children, but he construction. This equipment in| ment has been removed by the pure) Thin came o: a fow days after | triplets to the Two of the turn will be-distributed among the 48 | food and drug act. It is a violation Mrx F. HE. A. South of Atlanta, the n have ¢ | a ey- roc man states. of this law to label beverages as|mother of Mrs. Swain, confe ¢ the Bwain children also! ‘The Reavis bill has been endorsed | “champagne soda,” “grape juice|that she had tricked he “i, but the Swains will keer ty highway commissioners thruout|champagne” and “ginger cham-| into believing that 11 children w the nation, who are wiring their | pagne,” becuase they are “false and|ahe had adopted in 14 years w congreemmen and senators, waging | misteading” | bern to them CRASH! GO HIGH PRICES U. S. ARMY GOODS SALE Offers Unusaal Bargains in every day necessities. High- grade merchandise and selected Canned Goods thrown to the mercy of the public. Look below and note bargains: 10 BARS CRYSTAL WHITE SOAP... . . 48 Fine Selected Cling Have Built Up Their Dominating Business children aa much [WANTED HIM TO LOVE THEM AS HIS OWN When no Ire | marriage hi ways been | The Finest Quality SUITS and OVERCOATS to fool her husband been in the in Atlanta for returning borne corrob. Alaska Pack Ward’s mother | Fine Sugar Corn, Forest Tih tee, can 21 C| Salmon, can. LOC| Brands cae, SOC] flees renine ne attatons on tain the babie visited me | he was the onty pervon, except | M. 'T, Mitchell, at the | ® secretly when she FINE SWEET PRUNES . . $1.85 kay” $9.50 maternity 24b. can No. 2 can Army Roast Army Army Corn 35c tayed at our home nearty | two months in 1916 before I went to with some as low as $20 and others as high ifirst baby. She named it Josie and . 0. D. Wool Army 0. D. Army Breeches, wired Wiilis the baby wana girl as $40 with our usual UPSTAIRS saving of RRND sicceecumins $3.65 reclaimed .2.... 2. $2.45 ‘Soul A ge eta sal al ay $10 per garment. Army Wool Sox, U. S. Army Trench “In two came again to $4.85 $6.35 33c $2.95 BROS o60 oe comee U. S. Army Dress Shoes Hospital Blankets, 68x80, paix .....-.. Munson U. 8S. Army An Actual Saving of 30% to 35% Upstairs, All-Wool Field Blank- 5 Meee ee $4.85 |amed hem veiyn und Gwendolyn These remarkable Fahey-Brockman | $15 and $20 even over our UPSTAIRS dagen v “righ Pa ee ~ S $5.87 | ime mother says that since her values are only possible because of our! prices last Fall. In a word, you save Blankets, pair .... U. S. Army Wool Shirts, reclaimed ... $2.35 hund her ¢ UPSTAIRS PLAN of doing business. from 30% to 35% with our usual UP- They represent an actual saving of $10,| STAIRS saving of $10 in addition. 0. D. Army i, Meee — Army Khaki Cord $5.85 Coopers Pare Worsnd GO" | ght ise $2.85 Beercnomrcns | (phe Scher Deidnenn FAHEY-BROCKMAN BLDG. Union Suits . Fine Silkene Summer Weight Union Suits. $3.95 aprerry, Feat me. Upstairs Plan (Entire Two Top Floors) Cuts cont of drinking goed coffee $1.67 : Sweaters .. $2.65 | xtent A, 1% Iha., 50¢; 1 Ib.. abe. | Gow: Bante plat ees A Wool Shirts and . po teens |M.A.1 n, 40 Economy Market.— | _ Low ents ain Stores— , . : (lithe iat. $1.35 ga Mecase ns $2 85 rnsileadhaibre Volume Business —No Credit Third and Pike 0. D. Dress Army Knee-Length \ Loss Rock - Bottom Market $1.35 U. $. Army Hip Rubber Boots Rubber Boots, pair. . $3.65 Men’s Heavy Work Shoes Per Pair At $3.85 $3.85 Pair U. S. ARMY GOODS SALE 121-123 OCCIDENTAL AVENUE Comer Washington : One Block South of Yesler and Interurban Every Article Guaranteed or Money Refunded NID 6 seme emcees Prices — Alterations Free Guaranteed. Satisfaction or Your Money Back Fit ARCADE BUILDING (Over Rhodes Co.) 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