The Seattle Star Newspaper, March 16, 1921, Page 2

this store welcomes NEW ACCOUNTS — pay for your homefurnishings out of your income these remarkable credit terms are for you: j extra special values in 1 new drapery materials— —hundreds of yards of charm for your spring and summer windows —- exclusive patterns, that lend at- traction to any home. Whatever your deco- ration scheme there is a design here to meet it, d you would expect to pay considerable more for patterns that “can't touch these,” in artis- tic designing. Special prices for this week only. madras ae ne ene a nT a . t ret —in two-tone ef. fects, also plain colors; regular Cc price $1.25; spe fh otal for the week, ,B9¢ yant | d. 35c yd. | or marquisettes in bor. —marquisettes or colored nets I eg Saeed in very attractive colors for #) “Cerna, tn white, tvory oF @rapes; 36 inches wide; new ff colorm, 36 inches wide. 2 oma “er i _19¢ yd. “37 yi. 600 yards bordered scrim, fmches wide, in white, tvory wegular price ite and Ge eer oe See mew cretennes te light or jeptional value, ~=> §6aerk wl © datgne to er © Sine. eclect from: 36 Inches wide. $1.19 y4. $1.69 reguier price feguine rien §3— and $2.50 mete Scotch madres te self tone or —Quiker Craft lace nets te multicolered efferts; in dive = ee ae @uru, tvory, white a tone; 4 inches wide green; 5@ inches wide. THIS WEEK and demonstration of the STAR Detroit Va Stove have you been in? Al po’ "TACOMA, 6. SOROEMPTLD 8 IES ‘The weight of » carat le equivalent to 200 milligrams. THE EGYPTIAN shaped, are th of an orange, and when ripe ta deep canary color @ tried It it white transparent jam tl deni | dens an the vine occupies but a small space and the fruits) ripen 90 ‘® from germination. are, careBilly ‘selected’ und’ freshly aelect. 3 satnered 7 freshiy PACK AGP —8@0 (We do not break Pack: | We think we can claim have introduced a vegetal will be welcomed in every THE MADAGASCAR © POLE BEAN PREAENNIAL EVERGREEN oducing immense quantities of ne, f nutritious beans, The re Prolific, it is eatimated lerately warm situation id good soll, two plants will supply a smal) famfly for nine months in packs: All seeds fremh orted DY UA. ress. Money order, check, coin or cur- Sent by mai! to any su San Vranciaco, ( Bend for descriptive circulars of other seed, ROTARY HONORS ‘LOCAL MEMBERS 'Skeel Is Named Governor;| | | Vancouver Convention City ac [elected governor uf the Rotary club | f- §20 Nake ove 4 tiret weenty furateere ftvet for this district on the closing day J, 6236 Kirkwood pl, tame } = Bmeoent- = pay~ of tho Rotarian convention here | a / — eed eves }Tueeday, Skee! iw the oldest mem $5— $1— | $150— $15— $2.50 |Ber in point of service in the 23nd | district, $7.50 $1.50) $200— $20—- $3— Vancouver, Ti. C., wan selected aa) Pe al my Rg , 100— $10— $2— | $300— $30— $4.50 fiitne next convention city © Rotary convention was $12.50 $2.25 $500— $50— $7.50 [brought to a vivid clove Tuerday s jevening, when nearly 2.000 members |of the organiza met in & dance rth, Uncas, RF. D. No. 2. [and reception at the Hippodrome, _———— re rare ye on %. B. Worth, 74 Cortianae §: jerk. ‘bunions. Always use Allen's Foot Ease to break in new shows, BIRTHS Ryrne, Martin, 4239 Findlay, bop W., 1700 4 boy. lriek Knobomia, bey. inth ave, W,, girl % faye. &, boy, t Jack wt, boy, . Audors, 7336 tand N Wo K. L, Skeel, Seattle attorney, was 510 Lake ava &, boy. iF. Wilivarn Cy TLO M. ard ot, Mg igh) Firat ave. 6, ri. % lTth BW, Boy + 4303 Greenwood ‘Ls. 2926 Walnut ave, boy in JW, 208 Ww ri. Higgins, Bdward, 62) ie! r y Walters, A. F 6813 Nin! » Nd, 6802 10th BLADDER © NESS. ‘Ruropeen chem! ery taal soothes and allaye jeabuess of Wiedder, and he ROSTATE GLAND ||: mes 2S Pet Chriamen, KR 1 boy Le Roy. Bh ¥, Jewell, P. B 1901 - girl Horrison, FW. 498 F Tind, irk Naltard, RF. 1081 Pine st, Von Byelen, A 2214 8, Olive, {MARRIAGE LICENSES Name and Residence. Aue. Neill, Bertha Mol Corning, Mfrbert L, Sea Jamon, Miorenee Allie, Waeehter S| Hirace. Alloe oper | Maresh, Wiliam nC New! Dow, Ida isabel, Vancouver, & n, Charies FF Bea ye ina "oe rere mail From Seattle Critics on the Greatest Cinema Sensation of the Age Purrow, Frederick B, Fort La ton ane 7 Clark, Edng J, Seattle [Skoog Lawrence Danie! atte Anderson, He. Ruth Dorothy, Be * n, Low Angeles . Overton, Creiia B. Re a Ce William, Seat Lege! Heatrice F Yak WAY a *. Erwin M. Fe Lege! pie, Lolita B, Seat Lege \¥ Oskam, M. J. Seattle y Alma, Beart | Wasentun, Car! Wy Por \Oksansen, Lydie, Port ¢ DOWN EAST. ign uy M., Beatle Leese heatile loge “Way Down East’ is master ualmie Fails. ..2 ba t compares to an or- Arimitea, Matsuye, Seattle 1 inary. motion picture aso James T.. Roattle Lees ‘Techaikowsky symphony com- [| Getrander, Thelma T. Seattle, Lawn pores to Soet-lntell Anderson, Cari IL, Seattle ....Legs —Post-Lnteiligencer, “In "Way Down East’ D. W. trate in direction, photonraphy and areen ad artery Wey bax | Sapt je great bag D._W. Griffith has lowe for “Way Down Rast’ Star. “EIEES"* METROPOLITAN Crockett, Vera La, Seattle «-. Lege Porrest. F}iza. 2619% Weetern | Tingvall Nencet We 1 "8319 Greep- Montgomery, Wiltiam S. 65, 1316 greece, Rope Mtb TE ND lacr*hath MW, 28, 6912 24th ave betel eT aa Tit Relmor ae ave | us Third} SBOES w antiseptic | Babcock, Delos D, 63, Lakeside bos- ilen's Foot- Base, tae ° pital. 3 eprinkles |tenham, Bmea T.. Apts in Jeti, 41, 310% 14th ay. & Wintamna Joseph i, 36 915 s4tt N. &. | Rogers, David, 69, Vashon ave. |Mother Ryther Gets | Trees From Children | About 445,000,000 caterpillar eger’ | worthaof trees and shrubbery, won by school children for deatroying the pests, have been ordered to Mother | Ryther’s home by the children as ao Arbor week donation. |Daugherty Favors Goff Appointment WASHINGTON, March 16.—Attor ney General Daugherty todgy recom. mended to President Harding the ap- pointment of Guy D. Goff, of Wis consin, as assistant attorney general. Build It Now and Enjoy It Builders’ Hardware Prices Have Dropped - Everything in this line has declined and is lower than it has been for years. If you are building, it will pay you to get our prices on Contractors’ Supplies Tools Builders’ Hardware Paints Plumbing and Sheet Metal Supplies (snst Hardware @ SIXTH AVENUE and PIKE STREET I Mlext door to Coliseum Theatre ) ISLPCTSEOVPOEOEGS OIRO ERE) ARES TRE 01 | (Vital Statistics|| OLY BOM or 4 deputy ly. MPIA MAYOR BER CAUGHT Prisoner In L. A. Confesses Death Threat Los ANGPLEA, March Natvely admitting he bad attempted by bomb threats to extort $10,000 from George A. Mottman, may- of Olympia, Wash, Lester Johnatone, mechanical engi- | neor, Was held today in the city jail, poading thearrival from Olympia of | sheriff charging Jobnatone with blackmail. “1 wan dexperate. | money to perfect a méechanical in vention on which T had been labor: | ing for years,” said the inventor. He confidently expects to be sent to a penitentiary, he maid, and | plans to study law while he is @ pris FINED FOR Dr, Maybelle was & member tion's band of waders, yesterday for violating the Herbert | plea.” with @ warrant) le near 70. I needed the od was prominent in temperance work, and proudly — divpiayed HARRISON Johnstone, who is 81, talked free || pages of newspaper clippings, Close asmociation tion. CARRIE NATION WOMAN OF PROHIBITION LAW BAN FRANCISCO, March 16 doctor from Mureka, Griswold, beauty who once of Carrie Nw prohibition eru was fined $100 “Cm not guilty, but Tl plead fullty t© mauve trouble,” she told Judge Morrow, who was sitting for Federal Judge Dooling 1'll not aceept that sort of Une court answered. SAN right, then, clared the aged woman, The $100 fine wae then assem At one Ume Dr. badges and other evidences of her « SDNESDAY, MARCH 16, 1921. _ ) A SURE FIRE COMEDY DRAMA VIOLATION probibition law. rom the Big Stage Success I'm guilty.” de Bhe now BEBE DANIELS Grinwold FORD with Currie Nw WALTER oner, “For a long time I had tried to fig YAKIMA..¢ aled in tin can in HIERS ure out @ way to get the money I | dresser, $1,500 cash stolen from A needed,” ibe explained. P rhen 1}. Pilckenbersers hatne MATINEES | NIGHTS wrote a letter to Mottma telling u Adults 25e | Adults Se him if he didn’t put the money on «| ‘The yes 1971 corresponds to the| Loges Dc Loges The railroad track about cleht miles] y. 1¢ Greek ehureh Child’n We Child'n We from Olympia, would blow up hie} nn - store. “Mottman came at tle appointed 7 7 NCE! OUK IMMENSE HOPE. JONES pan y Lac & package which Fee ORCHESTRA oe WURLITZER ORGAN, with pened ‘eit to be newena pers wimp 1 { ped around a brick. Aw 1 pleked it pret Phy sinnancart aan! esata Pp, It neotiied like a hundred detec tives sprang from the «round and opened up with shotgun» and riftes. { ‘They all fired, T gues, It was fun ny. They were such poor shots. Not ° a bullet bit me, and I got away by { boarding a train for Portland.” mn pony PDD LOAD “jus Johnatone said he would not have been captured if he hadn't written to friends in Olympia, Ele father ix 4 A living In Beate. Dies Just After Retiring Business SACRAMENTO, March 14—~A. A Turple, retired from bu@inets yester ay, on his 334 anniversary with the Southern Pacific Co. ter he died at his hame. Playing cards were first printed by & Wood cul process in 1440. roves Laxative I Th eagerty. hing.” the Only Geoet ROMO QUININE T. 4 original Cold and Grip * you get BROMO.) | AN EASTER | SECRET “No, Gladys, absolutely, 1 sha'n't tell you. Nobedy knows tt but me and is & mighty nice secret. tet you in on it og Kaster Sunday. “Are you going to announce your| the people here for engagement?” asked romantic Beth “N-p-ne, net quite. At least not | oo" now but—Oh, weil, I may as weil | ™j you. I've I, Jobnetone, of that city. The inventor said he formerty lived in Alaska, His wife, he anid, eloped with his partner in business. ond he understands they are now Four hours | lets my entire TUlmy dental twenty years, dental work th nor ok or tee mutual—we CIGARETTE Wo olgerptte has the same delloious flaver es Lucky Strike. Because Luoky Strike is the Ozer xe Having pow served and made good by ho a | TH Strongest and most appealing picture— with Cheap operate on your sel you. conversa: two dollare worth of and a cout and jost loads cod vos pene a’ hate colyen#e 70 ‘. - Oe Gollan, and. por @oliar I re- eliar | make interes are win. “No~hew?” f hen guna inge ail 1 ane Sendaze i u lor. people who work. “Well, 1 had just saved enough | TON a nkOws, Dw to pay for one cheap drew when T heart of Cherry's. entire outfit there and merely paid! ttle bit / 1 got much finer thiney |than I expected and am going to 14, 105 Porter| Pay the rest monthly Gindys abie things for Master this year in stead of one cheap drens it you need a nice cont or wrap, certainly should what they are showing. ean open a charge account just ax down the Of courre, Think of it. you 1 aid. “Their store ts at Bidg., on Second ave., between Mad isons and Spring, over 1 bought an hod saved. | an 1 can loads of ador GIRL” And my, RO and nee Sure, you 207 Rialto the Pig’n Whistis.” Advertisement. PA CONTINUOUS A} With George WORLD’S GREATEST NUT AT THE CLEMMER DOUG FAIRBANKS “Marriage vs. Divorce” Mui “THE CAVE iS A WONDER D “Forbidden Fruit” “Love alway@hopes where reason would despair!” COLISEUM CONCERT OR- COMEDY CARTOONS CHESTRA—34 Artists upder PATHE NEWS Safe WULhe te WENNTs & WVALIDS Offers His Best Comedy “THE NUT” IF YOU HAVEN'T SEEN IT JOLN “THE NUT’ CROWD QUICK Added Attractions: INTERNATIONAL NEWS THE STORY OF THE JAGUAR Matines— Prices —Eveating Adults ..250 Loges ..50e Children Se Any Time Including War Tax HIP .- T.0 11, OEW ACE L THURSDAY ree Marien Suke Feature Phetop “THE SILENT BARRIER” with GLADYS MULETTE AND SHELDON Anne Kent & Co. ‘The Girl Who Writes Arthor Kay, playing Overture to Opera “Orpheus,” by OF fenbach, MALOTTE on the Wurtitzer, playing “Rose,” afternoon and evening. PRICES —Matinem: Entire balcony, 22c; lower floor, Sie. After 6:30: entire balcony, 31g lower floor, 45c. Children, 1c any ‘ COMING—“Man—Woman—Marriage” ASK FOR Horlick’s Plotures With Action—Muste With Charme NOW PLAYING ae GOLDEN AOPE i - te wits sp EDITH 33% | —_ ¥ Adults ..25¢ Loges ..60c Drama of Desert Gold and the West ADMISSION COMICLASSIC COMEDY Matinee ....... seenes-200 “TWELV . MP After 6:00 P.M, -ae.-..300 “SCREEN SNAPSHOT" Children ..... os ceeeee Peeping Into the Private Lives of Tax Included Famous Movie Stars COLONIAL ORCHESTRA A. K. Wotfen den, Direo.or