The Seattle Star Newspaper, March 3, 1921, Page 5

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Rothach ty in the ies tases » y gaa Are Fashion’s Perfect Medium of the Expression of Style Nothing that has ever been offered by this establishment so admirably de- picts the charms of youthfulness, re- finement, and superlative smartness— and with all their gaiety, beauty and serviceability, priced at Buits of finest Jersey Cloth, manufactured in the United States; all French Coat—$65. Coney Vor Coat of material ; heavy wool all sizea—$16. It Does Not Follow that because a garment is high priced it is either smart in style or worth the money asked. means extravagant profits. New Boring Modcl, fine serge, full silk lined, trimmed in col- ored stitching; all sizes —s16. gance, while holding strictly to style, “Sweet Sixteen” has 16 to 44 The sizes that insure fit and becomingness to most figures end ali ages. “data ae 1021 Second Ave., become America’s most popular dress theme. Extravagant price In combatting the idea of extrava- New Spring fait of fine serge, braid trim- med; full sitk lined; alt sizes—$16. fine $16 to $16 The constant prices that of- fer protection against piracy in pricing. Rialto Block. Emil | Whales, \200 Kinds of Fish in Waters of State! Fresh and salt waters of the state of Washington contain more than 200 kinds of lth, besides Prof. Trevor Kincaid, head | of the department of xoology of the University of Washington, ex plained in an IMustrated lecture at the Chamber of Commerce Wedne» Sewing Machine Co. day night | dave 1 Dahl, who lives at 100¢ Fv. lUniversity Church son st, was walking at Boylat to Have County Fair : two men and Terrace nt $30 p A reguinr old time county rdered will be given by the young of the Univer Methodist Epis copal church Friday, for the pur pose of raising centenary funds. [ROBBERS WORK That two robbers have adoy methods of police prowlers was indi police by H. Dah!, mechani 1317 rer Jefter. One man jumped out and searched him, but took ing. After ques tioning him, this man, who carried ja shotgun, told him that he could get back tm the auto. Dahl ran away from the scene The robbers did not take a watch sing with the} LIKE POLICE: cated Thursday in a report made to} for the| The Rhodes Co. STORE HOURS 9 TO 5:30 9 to 10 Short Plush Coats In thie male of short plush coats, which the Garment Section hag re duced for a quick clean up, are 15 coats which wold formerly at $ two at $3 nine at $45.00; two at $49.60, and AND 50 powal dresnen Yor this CHILDREN'S UN. DERWEAR -- 250 gar of oddn one at $ hour which hour BOY boyw’ ments made and ends and broken tizea, including union | onty sults, vests and Reduced for a quick Yor this hour 29c pants cleanup. Former! a hour— garment... A SALE the five economies of which groups, 2to3 KNITTING YARN Lamadown and Kashmir yarn 1 orange, khaki, blue, gray, ors; also and wh Art Section, hen reduced to $1.00, a hank $15 For thia hour HAIR BOW RIBBONS ta ribt navy 50c. For this hoi BEAUTY SILK mixed fabrics, kimonas, negligeon, Yor this hour one in plair 4 rose, I ur—a yard inches wide, etc. Formerly $24.60, $2 For oe $9. 35 from 6% On male Section, each .--—.. 00 hanks © green and orchid cob On sale in the Main Floor Rear. 200 yar 1,000 yards ot silk and cotton @. YEP one eeoenvens « Friday Hour Sales REMNANTS plece in five yar this hour, -A dis of eight wale ing and coats from our regular stock, sold formerly at 0 and $39 WEAR — 47 comprining ebirt and ght and he 8’ CAPS — 4 only, aps in emall sizes wo 6% the Men's Main Floor. ly $1.60. a quick shirt 40, 42 drawer sizes in excepting 36, in nizen 42. Formerly $2.00 and For this ‘ 39c For this garment. Upper Main Floor » we pass to you. The as follows: 263 Silk and Fancy Brocade Corsets, special, each at...-..86.95 92 Brocaded Coutil Corsets, special, each at........ 122 Brocaded Coutil Corsets, special, each at... 100 Fancy White and Pink Corsets, special, each at.. 384 Pink Batiste Corsets, special, each at f art knitting, n re coral, 7 and Por this hour— Formerly | each. 59c “hig ti * 25c 0 lawn and 35¢ hour, each PERCALES — £06 for linings, | of cales, in new Se. 50c Formerly 25e. For es this hour, @ yard.. 11 to 12 lengths. one third less than regular price MEN'S UNDER- garments, wool drawers “vy we and 20 to 46 ..$1.00 50c HANDER- of standard 36-inch p patterns. No mail, telephone or C. O. D. orders taken on Friday Hour Sale merchandise, and the right to limit quantitics is Te served, 10 to 11 WOMEN'S DKESSES OOATS 1 to2 MEN'S SOCKS pairs of and lisle ~ 300 men's cotton sks in navy, ach and 9% to 11% in Formerly 50c, For Cotton one to Dur wt white, Palm green. Sizes but every not each size color. mixed in ights, re re clean. © and this hour— a patr. PONGEE BLOUSES— 65 sailor collar style pom gee blouses finished with pearl buttons and hem stitching. Sizes 26 to 40. Formerly $4.95, For this ® are 46; 40 and hour. ALN. wcecee- Gossard Front Lace Corsets---Special composed of high grade, health-giving corsets, the exceptional values of which are made possible only through assortment special purcha is arranged in -$2.95 $1.95 Laces 2,000 yards of French. Valenciennes laces, com sisting of edgings and im sertions in patterns to match in % and %-inch widtha. Formerly Se and 10c. For this hour 5 c —two yards for.. TOWELING 500 yards finished of 184inch soft Formerly twill toweling. 12kc $1.00. hand- 106 yards 20c. For this hour—a yard.. 19c that Dah! had in a pocket. He had no money. He was certain that neither of the men wort uniforma. While on his way to work at 6:20 & m. Thursday, T. J. Guenther, 917 20th ave, was held up by a robter at 17th ave. and K Columbia st The robter, who had his cap pylled down over hin eyea, took $5 from Guenther and fied towards Union st. That he was held up on Fourth ave, between Union and University | nts. by two unmasked bandits at 11 p. m Wednesday was the report made to police by H. Mayamoto of the N. P. hotel, 306 Sixth ave The robbers took his wallet cont « a $50 Liberty bond and $107. Both | were armed. | Aftas being captured in Portland in posseasion of a car stolen here, Harry Hoffee and John Milnor es caped the jail there uesday night, police here were tn Wednes day night. John Hoff and Howard Hudson, who were caught with the other two boys, are still In custody jin Portland. | Forcing his way into the room of | Mary Gillis, in the Grand Union ho jtel, on Yesler Way, across from police station, Wednesday | daring robber robbed her of a | cont ining $12 and five Angs. could not find him — CORNS — Litt Off with | with Fingers Doem’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 fingers, ‘Truly! Your drumgist sells a tiny bottle of | “Freezone” for a few centa, sufficient to remove every hard corn, soft corn, | be the topics at 8 p,m. Thursday at or corn between the toes, and the | the session of the fruit and berry wen, without soreness or irrita-| conference, which opened Wedges day at the Y. M. C. A. Explain Planting of Trees Tonight! Planting trees and vines, and plant diseaseseand their control, will OPENING ANNOUNCEMENT THE BUTLER SCHOOL HAIRDRESSING occupying 2,700 square feet of floor space, with twenty-five individual booths fully equipped with every modern appliance, offering young women every advantage to learn a lucrative profession. We make absolutely NO CHARGE FOR TUITION There is a constant demand for good operators at salaries ranging from $25.00 to $35.00 Per Week You will be under professional instructors from the very first operators who are recognized as authorities in every branch of the profession. We have openings for ten students at present; applica- tions in excess of this number will be filed and accepted in their order. Apply in person. MODERATE PRICES TO PATRONS Shampooing, 35c. We use Bocobella Castile Soap. Satisfaction Guaranteed We Make Appointments Phone Elliott 6380 Butler School of Hairdressing Fourth Floor, Taft Building 1107 SECOND AVENUE Alaska Students at “U” Are Entertained| Varted entertainment was far-} nished by members of the Sour-| dough club of the University of Washington Wednesday evening at club to Alatka students at the uni- club to Alaska students att he uni veruity by the Alaska bureau of the Chamber of Commerce. Sole Automobile show held w Armory. HAVE COLOR IN CHEEKS Be Retter Looking—Take Olive Tablets If your skin is yellow—complexion | pallid—tongue coated—appetite poor- you have a bad taste in your mouth— ja lazy, no-good feeling—you should take Olive "Tablets Dr. Edwards’ Olive Tablets—a sub- | stitute for calomel—were by | Dr. Edwards after 17 years of study. Dr.Edwards’OliveTabletsarea pure! yeretablecompound mixed with oliveoil. 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Veterans’ Welfare Commission Quits|’ The state veterans’ welfare com- mission, which began its work ta | 1919 under an appropriation of $50 000 from the legislature, turned over its remaining assets of $28,000 to the American Legion Wednesday, to mW its task. It has obtained 6,777 jobs for former soldiers, prose- pean 45,192 claims, and given legal aid to 6,189 EVERETT.—Albert Dennis sen- tenced one to two years in state pen for stealing coil of rope. Funeral Today for Overseas Veteran Funeral services, preceding ere mation, were to be held at 4 p m |'Thursday at the Home Undertaking |Co. chapel for Albin Anderson, over~ | seas veteran, who was killed Febru- |ary ‘26 In a logging camp accident. | Driven Wild by Eczema The leg was like « piece of liver from nee to the « fo aad torent Ge . writes EL ‘Horan of Venice, Califom rs “From the first application. B.D. Dt stopped the itching, three bottles the ree 4 it newer came back.” @ proof of the pudding is tm the eating. 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Dissolves read- ily and is most effective against inspects and fungus diseases on | fruit trees, rose bushes, eta FLOOR S A LONG TIME SINCE YOU BOUGHT A WASH BOILER for $1.98 Size No, 9 Think of it, a large sizo (No r, With a fitin cover and handles, 9) Wash statioy