The Seattle Star Newspaper, March 16, 1921, Page 5

SDAY, MARCH 16, 1921, SHES. S ER VICE Grunbaum Bros. Furniture Co. The House of Service and Accommodation NEW PHONE—ELLIOTT 4910 BABY CARRIAGES Fresh Air Builds Now the Spring days are a) with its bright sunshine and warmth beckons to baby Robust Children the great outdoors In this pproaching connection We suggest a visit to eur Children's Vehicle Section. our Spring showing is more complete than at any p A full representation of the best make of Reed and Fiber Pullmans and Strollers, also Sulkies and Folding Go-Carts. play vious dis, No matter what you may want, we @an supply it at a price that will be right. Be Successful treatment of diseased onsils and throat without operation; timonidis. Herb Medicine Co. Box 851, Seattle. —Advertisement. RECIPE FOR Ca- DEAF- NOISE one who ia! 1 Deafness. atarrh cut | If you know of so: troubled with ¢ D head noises or ord out this formula and hand it to them x You may have been the means | of saving some 1 constitutional disease and necessari- requires constitutional treatment Sprays. inhalers and nose douches are liable to irrit porexce and for middle ear es towar: equally as dan; tag forma in the which frequently ch damp English & constitutional should prove especially ef- | to sufferers here who live/ * more favorable climate condi- | re from your druggist rmint (Double strength). ia home and add to it \ pint of ter and @ little granulated | stir until dissolved. Take | tablespoonful four times a day. | Will often brim: julek relief | distressing head noises, Clog- Rostrile should open, breathing ¢ easy and hearing improve aa) the eustachian s is reduced. Parmint used in way acts directly pon the mucous surfaces of the | orn id has a tonic action that pe to obtain the desired resulta. | Preparation is easy to make. | 1s little and I pleasant to take | ry person who has catarrh or noises or is hard of hearing id give this treatment a trial— ertisement. Rheumatism is a very in- Sidious disease. In fact, its pains may hardly be noticed at ghee But aig ca More frequent, and gradually increase in severity, and be- fore you hardly realize it, ' you are firmly in the grip of a disease that may make you _ helpless. ; First of all, you must re- alize that Rheumatism’s ins are not on the sur- , and cannot be rubbed away. Then you will dis- card the liniment bottle and seek the source of the disease. Many forms of Rheuma- ism are due to a tiny germ the blood, which multiplies by the million and spreads its pain to different, parts of the| ly. When you realize the logic of this conclusion, you will see that you are really wast- ing your time and money if you are expecting any per- manent relief from the use of applied treatment, which can only reach the sur. face and have no effect what- ever upon the origin of your | trouble. | Any disease should be) treated at its source, and/ especially one that causes as much suffering as rheuma-| _tism, For what you want is| ,not mere temporary relief from the torturing pangs of in, which will promptly re- with renewed severity. | rst hall yy 4} FUNERAL SERVICES for James Gm, 61, Seattle resident for 45 years, were to be held at 9 a m | Wednesday at St. Joseph's church, | 18th ave, N. and Aloha st. GARDNER SCAR Z OVER § YEARS OF success IN BUILDING GOOO VEHICLES ASSURES IN THE GARDNER UGHT FOUR A DEPENDABLE CAR, PREK FROM THE CosT OF EXPERIMENT—A BETTER | CAR AT A LOwER price | Shields-Livengood Motor Company | Distributors & Retailers SEATTL DEALERS Leed & Leed. Kirkland, Wash Morris Motor Company, Olym- pia, Was Everett. El ety, Was! b. in Company, Ever- The one point that the medical profession has agreed upon is that some forms of rheumatism are caused by a tiny disease germ in the blood, which multiplies by |the million, and until these }germs are routed from the |blood, you can see how futile local treatment will be. In fact, you can rub with lini- ments and use lottons by the gallon and never hdpe to reach the cause of your trouble. os So many people have found real permanent relief from their rheumatism by the use |of S.S.S. that its use is justi- | fied in practically every case. | Certainly if your rheumatism }is due to a germ in the blood, las so many thousands of 'cases are, you should lose no time in beginning the use of S.S.S., because you can rely upon this fine old blood rem- edy to do you more good than any other treatment. S.S.S. is beneficial in rheu- matism because it is such a |thorough blood medicine. It Jcleanses the blood of all im- purities and eradicates the germs which cause rheuma- tism. ‘The wonderful results it has accomplished in other cases is proof of its great merit. S.S.S. has been on the market for more than fifty years and is sold by all drug- gists. . is the logical treat- ment for Rheumatism, be- cause it purifies the blood and eliminates the disease germs. You are invited to write, our medical department for valuable literature and ad lechoes In |the blood for the upbullding of the | body. character occur, vice | Most Matisfactory results THE SEATTLE STAR ACROSS THE RHINE German ‘ 7g 4 < ait fi Industries Booming, Despite Howls of “Can’t Pay!” BY MILTON BRONNER LONDON, March 16.—The boom ing of German industry instead of the booming of German cannon the ears of the allied troops taking positions on the Rhine to enforce reparations demands. German industries are on the way to wonderful pronperity while the German government indists, “We are broke and cannot pay.” The government is broke, but Ger man industry—which must support the government—is far from finan cially straitened. Great private companies and trusts are making huge profits in German markets, but the government shows balances all on the wrong side of the budget French critics say this ix because the state machine maintains on the payroll an army of needless func tionaries, and that pay for employes of the railways, posts and telegraph has been recklensly raised. At the end of lant October Ger. many’s floating and funded debt was 244.000,000,000 marks, of which only 91,000,000,000 marks was funded. The total debt was estimated for January 1 as 318,000,000,000 marke ‘These sums are exclusive of what! Germany will have to pay Germans | for deliveries of ships, agricultural) machinery, horses and war material to the allies, estimated at 121,000 000,000 marks; also of reparations. FACED WITH HUGE DEFICIT FOK YEAR ! The government ts faced with a) deficit of 70,000,000,000 marks for| the present financial year on current | obligations in paying for the allied| armies of ‘occupation, commiasions and requisitions, on running her own | postal and railway administration, | and on the governmental budget. Talaat Pasha Is Slain by Student! BERLIN, March 16.—Talaat Pa-| sha, war minister for Turkey during the great war, was assassinated here | yesterday by an Armenian student The former Turkish minister was | believed to have been murdered as| @ revenge for Armenian massacres, | for which he was regarded largely | rexponaibie. With the defeat of the central powers and their allies, Talaat Pasha | was thrown out of office and fled to Germany. He established a home here. ‘The student gave his name as Sal omen Teilirian. Big Lumber Order Signed in Canada| VANCOUVER, B. C., March 16 One of the largest orders for manu factured lumber ever secured in British Columbia was closed yester day when the Canadian Overseas Trading company signed up to supply an Alexandria firm, which repre- sents the government of Egypt, with 24,000,000 feet of railway ties. The first 8,000,000 feet, comprising two shiploads, will leave Vancouver in April aboard Canadian govern ment steamers, Ill Health Often Due to Weglect of Kidneys and Liver Many organs take part in assim ilattén of food, and a number are active in eliminating those portions of the food which are not taken into Of the eliminative organs, the | liver and the kidneys are of major | importance, and are most likely to} be overworked, and become diseased. | When such is the case various trou: | bles of a digestive and eliminative and such troubles are so frequent and #0 common that it Is absolutely necessary to find | some relief. Warner's Safe Kidney and Liver Remedy was compounded | over 40 years ago to help equalize | the work of both kidneys and liver, How successful it has been ts evi denced by its wide-spread sale and its value is attesf®d by an immense number of appreciative users who, | through ther any years, have put it to the severest testa with the| Warner's Safe Kidney and Liver le only treatment worth | about the treatment of Your’ pemeay containg no harmful ingredt- ile is one that will show | me progress toward getting | it the source of the disease d freeing the victim from shackles, which Address 37 own case, for charge is made, Chief Medical Adviser, Swift Laboratory, Georgia.—(Advt.) NO ents and should be used when the Atlanta, jten Co,, Dept. 661, Kochester, N. Y¥. kidneys need attention. | Sold by leading druggists every: where, Sample gent on receipt of ents, Warner's Safe Remedies | tlon of Hgnite from German pits and | The total year's expenses are enti mated at 114,000,000,000 marks; total returns from taxation, 43,000,000,000 marks; total national income, 100 000,000,000 marks. So the German people are taxed to the extent of 43 per cent Herr Hue, the German miners’ leader, has claimed Germany was far leas able to watinfy its needs for coal than either Great Britain or France But last August the output of coal in Germany, excluding the Saar and) Palatirfate, wan 10,788,096 tonm Added to this were increased produc: | imports from Cxecho Slovakia. COAL AVAILABLE FAR BELOW NEEDS In the same month Germany ex ported 2,422,979 tons, of which 1,900. 000 tons went to the allies, This left 10,654,679 tons for Germany's use. German requirements in August, 1913, were 13,000,000 tons, so that last. August Germanys had §2 per cent of her pre-war requirements. In September Germany lef for her own une 89 per cent of her prewar re quirementa. Germany has been rapidly recer- ering from the blow struck by the peace treaty, which took away from it many of its tron ore mines Germany is working more inten» ively the Iron ore fields grat still re main, is importing greater quantities of Swedish and Spanish ores, and ts negotiating for purchases from French firma. This has considerably changed the character of Germany's business. From being an exporter of semi-fin- ished producta like pig tron, blooma and billets, she now imports these, Germany will work this tren up to the highest stage of manufacture ponsible. Great trusts are being formed for this purpose, one of them, the Rbine-Elbe union, having a cap ital of 500,000,000 marks and employ- ing 200,000 men. The blast furnaces and steel works | of Germany are probably already pro- | ducing 60 per cent of capacity. The coal strike and high prices in| Engiand enabied German firma to get large orders for locomotives, rolling | mills and electrical plants. | Dividends for the year 1919.20 in-| variably show an increase over 1913. | Few figures have been printed anywhere on the status of the Ger man dye industry. An in other lines of business, the! tendency has been to form huge combinations controlling tar, benzol, | ammonia, nitrogen and other prod. | ucts. Over $40,000,000 worth of dyes were sold to England alone during | 1920. The shown great potash combine has improvement in 1920 com. _| pared to the preceding year. PANT Matinees: 2:30 canvassing the American market and expecta to make huge sales in the United States. by The textile industries of Germany have been troubled by the high cost of raw materials. The first three-quarters of 1920 were very bad, but the latter part of the year and the first months of 1921 showed a decided improvement One great dinappointment was that Just when the price of raw cotton fell in America, the rate of exchange dropped from 38 to 90 marks to the dollar, thus depriving the German factories of the chance to get cheaper raw material ‘The last report by the German forgign trade department said cotton |spinners and weavers were for the most part supplied with orders for the spring of 1921. German artificial silk has been de veloped to much antextent that the mills now expect to be able to fulfill all home demands “They WORK while you sleep” lat You are constipated, bilious, and what you need is one or two Cas carets tonight sure for your liver and bowels, Then you will wake up wondering what became of your dizziness, sick headache, bad cold, or upset, gassy stomach. No grip ing — no inconvenience. Children love Cascarets, too, 10, 25, 50 cents. AGES Nights: 7 and 9 Don’tMiss Them! HERE NOW! SEASON’S SENSATION AND THE HIGHEST-PRICED ACT IN VAUDEVILLE “The House of David” Band Twenty Wonderful and Picturesque Musicians From Their Own Religious Colony in Benton Harbo r, Michigan They do not believe in cutting their hair or beards, but they believe in good music and they play it They are supported by one of the best bills of recent weeks, including the Capps Family, Britt Wood, Belle Oliver and Gordon and Ray. GENERAL ADMISSION: Matinees: Cents Nights: 40 Cents The Rhodes Co. STORE HOURS 9 TO 5:30 Easter Hat and Its Adornment Second Floor FLOWERS—French flowers and other importations banked with domestic flowers prevent in our Millinery Section a dir play that is «imply beyond description —one that is sel dom equaled in beauty and in prices so remarkably low Priced from 15¢ to $3.95. UNTRIMMED SHAPES Yéu, like every other woman, desire a becoming hat and it is from just such @in unlimited assortment of shapes and col ors ans this that you may choose a «mart hat with the atmosphere of sprin Priced from $1.95 $19.50. BRAIDS The braids are of many pleasing and popular kinds, such as plain and fancy hair braids, straw, wool, Visca, hemp and Lisere Priced from 15¢@ to 95¢: BUCKRAM SHAPES — The ansortment is so complete that a hat will be found to suit most any face. They are in sailor, turbans, rolling shape and poke Priced at O5¢. FRUITS atrawberries, any kind found Priced from 15¢ to $3.95. Cherries, grapes, currants or most desired will be FRATHERS | Ostrich nes, tips, single and ters are the main features in this dinplay Priced from 50¢ to, $10. ode. New Easter Suits at $45.00 Second Floor Spring suits that have been carefully selected to give you the most satisfac- tion for the price asked. Displayed in semi - tail- ored, Balkan blougse, straightline and full ripple coat models. Trimmed with embroid- ery, braid, buttons and fancy stitching. . . . Designed of splendid quality tricotine, serge and Poiret twill. a . s Lined with serviceable plain and figured satins. * . . Shown in navy in sizes from 16 to 44, New Arrivals in Long Gloves Main Floor We have just received a shipment of 16-button- length glace kid gloves, pigue sewn, with Paris point stitching, in Beaver brown, African brown and white. Nainsook Upper Main Floor 400 yards of fine fin- ished 36-inch nainsook. Formerly 50c. Special Thursday, a yard, 30¢. Sizes. 534 to 714. Priced at $7.50. 16-button-length glace kid gloves, overseam sewn, with Paris point stitching, in black. Sizes 5% to 714. Priced at $7.50. $30,000,000 Pipe Line Is Planned VANCOUVER, B. C., March 16 A bill has been introduced in the Alberta loginlature to allow fmperial OW Umited, which in the Canadian | subsidiary of the Standard Ol), to! construct a 12-inch pipe line from the! new oil field at Fort Norman to Edmonton It is entimated that the job will oc cupy two years and cost $20,000,009. ise SULPHUR TD HEAL YOUR SK Itching ight Broken Out Skin and Ecrema Helped Over For unsightly ekin eruptions, rash | or blotches on face, neck, arms or body, you do not have to wait for from togture or embarrass. ment, declares a noted skin special ist, Apply a little Mentho-Sulphur and improvement shows next day Recause of its germ destroying properties, nothing has ever been found to take the place of this sul phur preparation. The moment you apply it healing begins. Only those who have had unsightly skin trou bles can know the delight this Mentho-Sulphur brings. Even fiery itching eczema is dried right up. Get a small jar from any good and use it like cold cream ‘A Friend of the Family | Over fifty years ago a |young physician _ practiced jwidely in Pennsylvania and |became famous for his uni- |form success in the curing of | disease. This was Dr. R. V. |Pierce, avho ‘afterwards es-| |tablished himself in Buffalo, |N. Y., and placed one of his prescriptions, which he called jhis “Golden Medical Discov- ery,” in the drug stores of | |the United States so that the | public could easily obtain this | very remarkable tonic, cor- rective, and blood-maker. Dr. | Pierce manufactured this | \“Discovery” from roots and barks without alcohol—a cor- jrective remedy, the ingredi- ents of which nature had put} in the fields and forests, for | keeping us healthy. Intro-| duce pure red blood into the | system, and health is assured. {When you feel run-down, out \of sorts, blue and despondent, \try the energizing influence of this reliable tonic. You can obtain Golden Medical} Discovery in tablet or liquid | form at all drug stores, or| send 10c for a trial package | to Dr. Pierce’s Laboratory in| | Buffalo, N. Y.— Advertise- ment, Bride of Month Accused of Death POPLAR BLUFF, Mo., March 16. | Mrs. Lathe Parsons, 15, and bride! of one week, wag held in the Farm. ington, Mo., jail today charged with | the murder of her 6-year-old step-! j daughter. Luthe is accused of shooting her little step-daughter near Iron Moun- tain last Friday, John Parsons, jr. 10, son of Luthe's | husband by a former marriage, tes- Ufled at the inquest that he saw bis stepmother load a shotgun, fallow ing some trouble with his sister, and then shoot her, | The little girl was shot thru tim! head and died instantly, Luthe, it is said, told the officers that she was only playing and did not know the gun was loaded MRS. MARY C. GRASS, 78, mother | jof Robert Grass, Seattle attorney, | died Tuesday daughter, Mrs. Othello st. WASHOUGAL.—With new ma. chinery installed, Washougal woolen | mills resume operation. at the home of her| H. C, Dye, 4220 WwW.) Sixty-six American soldiers in the world war lost the sight of both eyes. Given by One Whe Had It Tarthe year of ffered thus afflicted know for over re. I tried remedy after such relief as 1 obtatne emporary, Finally, I aden, som: 0 old, and the results were the same in my own int every sufferer from any a f muscular and sub-aeute (swelling at the joints) rheu: 1K power. Don't simply mail your name D money wa Listied to send fis thus ottered you] us ©} free? ‘Don't delay. Write today. THE STORE FOR USEFUL ARTICLES EXTRAORDINARY VALUES IN CUT GLASS WARE Special, each piece... Goblets Bell Shape Tumblers .25¢ Cream Pitchers Straight Tumblers Saucer Champagnes This surprisingly low price is possible because we placed a large order with the United States Glass Company during their quiet season—thus obtaining an important price concession. This is full blown, clear crystal glassware, highly polished and beautifully cut in neat designs. Basement A LIMITED QUANTITY OF Galvanized Tubs Extra Special at ALBATROSS 75c While they last, Size No. 1. Basement WALL FINISH Special, Spring decorating and economically done is easily with Albatross Wall Finish. Choice of white and 12 tints—suitable for all ings. Main Floor interior walls and ceil- aa