The Seattle Star Newspaper, March 14, 1921, Page 2

foday ‘starts the factory sale and demonstration week of the famous STAR DetroitVapor Oil Stove, _ Antroducing our latest acquisition— —this morning our doors opened on one of the atest opportunities which could ever be offered a woman—the opportunity of abolishing the troublés, delays and fail- ures in cooking. For commencing yo and limited to one week, we are offering the famous RED STAR Detroit Va apor 0 il Stove on special terms; terms that become cr attractive when you consider this offer is made on a standard, nationally adver- a grand opportunity for 50 women to end their cooking troubles for $1 — pipe De stig is to combine a big exhibit of prepared on this advanced-type ai so itere by a special demonstrator under gupervioien of the factory expert—and an on indocement to a club of the first 50 women who place their order this week for a “RED STAR.” $1— down —these fortunate women will enjoy such satisfaction in cooking as they have never before known. The demonstration will be in progress all week. Sd come in. Because you, too, may want to purchase one of these handsome stoves on our special Club Plan, Bear in mind that these terms may be withdrawn at any time—they are posi- tively limited to 50 stoves. —creates a heat far more intense than ever before was possible in an oil stove, Burns kerosen®, gaso- line or distillate perfectly; gives no odor or smoke. $" l ONE IN | YOUR HOME-- —we have been allotted 50 of the models 230 and 240 De- troit Vapor Stoves to sell on terms of $1— down and $1— weekly, limited to 50 stoves. Special terms will also be made on the larger models. by: operating valve— . Saves 25% —in order that you may be con- vinced of the superiority of this stove we deliver one to your-home for a 30-day free trial. After 30 days if you think you can get along without it, notify us and we will call for the stove and refund your deposit. Osiea & BURNER with this 8%4-pound burner, one gallon gives 19 hours of heat, giving a ring of intense gas flame instead ring, THIRD FLOOR, C8 See the way to a cozy, comwnfortable home is made possible by these or credit terms! aw mga ernns sogel $75— $7.50 ‘| si00— sion s2— Ml $125— $1250 $2.25 STANDARD FURNITURE CO. SEATTL Second Avenue at Pine Street we ago _— Prost ae, $1— $1.50 L. SCHOENFELD & SONS PARK SPOONING IS ALL SPOILED Ruthless Woodsmen Ruin Lovers’ Woodland’ Nooks Mpooning tn Woodland park this summer will have to be done In the open. Ruthless woodamen,, under the 4i- fection of the park board, are spar ing not the ax in flattening thickets and swamping out the underbrush) from lovers’ nooks, Along about the time the youn man's fancy lightly turns to thoughts of shrubbery and chiffon he will find Beattle’s most primeval bit of forest has been made mafe, mane and neenic altogether toe svenie for seclusion Doggone Don! Says He: “No Beer, Wine” Doggone Don MeDonald! The gate director of prohibition ruled Saturday that Mitch Palmer's ‘opinion that beer and Wine may be | made and sold for non-beverage or medicinal use dors not apply to this wtate. “Mild intoxicants are banned here | Oeepite new ee yi on Mr. 150 Chickens in From Poultry Yard With nary a cackie, 160 live chick ens were carted away from H. D. Mhoomaker’s poultry yard at 606 Wel- ler at., he reported to police Sunday. "They WORK while you sleep” De you fret headachy, upent, PLOT TO SCRAP [a sure Fire U.S. SHIPPING Admiral Benson WASHINGTON, March Ie“ Declaring that rumored attempts to sermp the merchant marine act of 1920 are being made by American agents of foreign shipping compan- les, Admiral Benson, chairman of the shipping beard, has tmaued @ statement denouncing such efforts. Ho naid | “Why anyone shoul seriously con. | wider Joopardizing Uis law is beyond |me. To mtop it, is a step in the wrong direetion, “To give werioun thought to nerap- ping it in its entirety is playing Into the hands of our foes—our most deadly ones—men who are masking as Americans interested in the marine, but whe are playing the game for foreign steamship com baniea which they vepresent.” LARGEST FLEET IN WEST, PLAN WASHINGTON, March 14. — American naval experts today are considering making the Pacific feet the big one, leaving only a few fighting ship» on the Atlantic conat. ‘The project has been called to the Attention of President Harding and experts are preparing tentative plans for submission to Secretar) Denby. Such a transfer of America’s main neupower to the Pacific might neces witate establishment of extensive new bases and coaling facilities on they West Coast, Hawaii and the Philippines, it is believed. This is being looked into by the navy ex perts, The new Pacific feet probably would be under command of Adm ral Henry B. Wilson, new com mander of the Atlantic feet. Ad mira! Rodman, at present command tr of the Pacific squadron, ts likely to be relieved in the near future | Democrats Here Pay Tribute to Clark At a memorial meeting Meves’ cafeteria §= Saturday, the King County Democratic club paid tribute to the late Champ Clark, former speaker ef tbe national house of representatives, Aprakers were: Judge L. F. Chester, Edward T. Bean and Charles D. Pullen. An electric fan for heating « room has jaunt been Invented. constipated, ull of cold? Take one or two Cascarets tonight for your | _ Lavoptik Common witch hazel, camphor, | hydrantia, eto., as mixed in Lavoptik eye wash, produce quick results when used for weak and tired eyes. One customer was greatly astonish: ed at the QUICK benefit produced by a single application. The witch hazel and camphor soothe and relieve in- flammation; the hydrastis and other ingredients have tonic and antisep- tio properties, We guarantee a small bottle Lavoptik to help ANY CASE weak, «trained or inflamed eyes Aluminum eye cup FREER. Swift Drug Co, and all leading druggists. Advertise ment. Tired Eyes COMEDY DRAMA MONDAY, MARCH American Agents at) Scores ts 0 Hi From the Big Stage Success Starring— BEBE DANIELS HARRISON FORD WALTER HIERS MATINEES | NIGHTS Adulte 25e | Adults Se See | Loges = ide Child’n 0c | Child’n 20¢ OUR IMMENSE ean ate WUBLITZER ORGAN, Frank Leon BLUE MC MOUSE a THEATRE RA 7 7 Men Arrested in Dope Raid at Hotel Seven men were arrested in the! Central hotel, Fourth and Westlake avenues, Sunday night, when Detec- tives 8. Simundson and R. E. Benja min Broke into the room, just as ® transfer of narcotics was being made, police allege. J, EK. Wilson, 16, paint- er; John Julyan, 29, fireman; BE. Bar- bour, 22, welder; Bart Hanley, 34, contractor; Walter Kouttan, 26, sil or; Andrew Jobnaon, 44, fitherman, and Guy Downing, 29, painter, were the men arrested. ‘The first two are THIS WOMAN SUFFERED Mra. HL A. Laaman, Stursin, © kidney trouble for years. Foley be! Foley's Kidney Pills to all who fer frora kidney trouble as I did’ Advertisement. | } alleged by the detectives to be dope peddiers. A small quantity of nar-| THESE POWDERS G | SaTIRP ACTION. Storen. accept any patterns in virgin wool fabrics, taik ored into styles you prefer. Prices $40, $45 up to $60) and $65 Your particular attention is called to the National Virgin Wool display now dows. in place in our show win writes: “I suffered with bladder a@ | Pending our Formal Evening House- warming, which will occur next week, - present many attractive special sale offers. $29.5 for choice of a very good group of Men’s and Young Men’s Fine Suits; ']| values to $75.00. Begin Right Now to Conquer Your Rheumatism PTE ECE ELLE LE EEE EEL CECE ELEC. EEL LLELL] ‘The tiny pain demons that cause your Rheumatism will be back on the job with the first approach of damp, wintry weather, ready to take up their battle against your com. fort with renewed fury, And if you are going to again rely upon the liniment bottle to try to rub the disease away, you will be doomed again to nothing but disappointment. A disease that can cause so much pain and suf: fering aa Rheumatism, is not on j the surface of the skin, and cannot be rubbed away. Many forms of Rheumatism are caused by a tiny disease germ in the blood, and in such cases the only logical treatment ie to search out and remove these germs from the blood. For this purpose there Is no more satisfactory remedy than S.8.8, the fine old blood remedy that has been in use for more than fifty years, and has given such general satis. faction for Rheumatism. 8.8.8. thoroughly cleanses the blood, and routs out all impurities and disease germs. Begin taking 8.8.8. today, and if you will write a complete history of your case, our medical director will give you expert advice, with- out charge, Address Chief Medical Director, 823 Swift Laboratory, at | lanta, Ga.— Advertisement, } $4 7 for choice of ° a special purchase—68-dozen lot of | fine soft hats; $7.50 to $9.00 values. for regular $4.95 $7.50 and | $8.00 “Vassar” Swiss cot- | ton and silk mixed union suits. to be closed out by Wednesday night. Regu- lar $4.00, $4.50 and $5.00 flannel shirts Regular $6.00, $6.50, $7.00 and $7.50 flannel ates DODD New Dunlap Straws for Women Are Now Displayed $15.00 to $25.00 heast SECOND AVENUE AT SENECA 600 Men's Flannel Shirts if]