The Seattle Star Newspaper, March 17, 1921, Page 4

LK | BLOUSES —AT— 91.95 Thousands of Them! FAILED We bought them from the receiver First come, first served $1.95 $1.95 $1.95 $1.95 $1.95 $1. $1.95 99 ik i ik E +, : iy i age # i i : I i t E | | Georgette in all colors. Beaded embroidered. Formerly econernarae seessscce gly i eflk serge Blouses in sizes. Dark stripes only. Formerty $5.85 ...........< Pongee Blouses with long gleeves and convertible col- lars. Two different models. Formerly $5.85 blouses. .... Long sleeve hesvy white Blouses in colored stripes. Regularly priced at $5.85— Reduced 10 peescenoescece ST —<——— (GWAN, (GWAN, SHOOT | Omaha cops are wearing light-armor shields. The armor (shown above) covers the vital organs of the body, will resist @ 45 steel bullet and weighs only eight pounds. Tricolette Over-Blouses in tie- back models attractively em- broidered. Formerly $5.85.. im all colored stripes. Pure silk pongee. Formerly $5.85. Long-sleeved embroidered Georgette Blouses in white, , Navy and Harding blue. Heavy quality material. For- merly $5.85... ..sc0cceseeee ur Satin and Taffeta Over- Blouses in suit shades. Regu- lar $6.85 blouses, now...... $2 $2 $2 $2 We yo7Pike Sh. Between First and Second — The lfarket Blouse Sip 95 95 95 95 | | | | | Above are but a few of the spe- cials that are included in this sale. Thousands and thousands of others. | | | This is the largest display of blouses ever shown on the Coast. TWO BROTHERS IN DEATH PROBE Investigate Murder of Youth’s “Double” WARSAW, Ind, Ind, March It--Ar thur and Virgil Decker oceupied a4 joining cells in the Konetusko coun- ty jai] today, held for investigation in connection with the murder of Leroy Lovett, youthful pal and “dow Die” of Virgil. DEATH CHARGED TO KIDNAPING Potato King Succumbs to Rough Treatment FORT SMITH, Ark., March 17-— “Joe” Alexander, “potato king” of Oklahoma and reputed to be a mii Monaira, died in a hospital here from spinal meningivs. Alexander was bufider and ruler of an empire all his own. From nothing but a 60-acre allotment of lan¢. gtven him by the government because of his strain of Cherokee Indian blood he wrought a fortune which, perhaps, even he could not count. Thru his heavy operations tn pota to-growing Alexander came to be known as the “potato king of Okla homa.” Altho he never visited anywhere except on busines, the fame of his riches spread beyond his own two states. Recently he obtained nation wide publicity when he was kidnaped by thugs in St. Loula, Mo., held for ransom in a deserted house outside the city limits for a week, forced by torture to sign a draft for $25,000 and @ note to his banker to pay it, and escaped from his captors when his guard fell asleep at his post. For three or four hours, Alexander walked thru the frosty night until he reached the home of Sheriff Bopp of | St. Louis county, where ho reported | his experiences. The draft was not paid. The exposure and the torture his captors used to force him to sign the draft are held accountable by hiv | triends for the iliness that caused his death. Anyhow, Helen Is Having a Vacation POUGHKERPSIF, N. ¥. March \17—A breeches-skirt foud is threat ening to disrupt Poughkeeprie, Helen Oxborne, finding it impossible to at tend high school in conventional skirts without getting wet from drift ed snow, went in her riding breeches and was promptly sent home. Now the educational authorities say she can't come again till she wears ekirta, and her father anys she won't £0 again till she wears what she wants. And there you are. Let Ghost Prowl, | _ Officer Is Warned PORTLAND, Me, March 11. Hooteh hunting is one of Maine's most dangerous outdoor sports. Allen Ward, xpecial liquor officer, reported to a sheriff he had been waylaid, bound and chloroformed and then taken to a basement, where he was kept all night. In the morning he waa released with the injunction to let the ghost of John Barleycorn fit prowl if it GRANTVIL + March 17~ | Twenty-two men employed by the Wright Betzlers Company's Uniontown store, have been married in the last yea THE SEATTLE STAR A Special Sale of French Pearls, $1.95 Some of the Pearls Have Slight Imperfections IF PERFECT THE REGULAR PRICE WOULD BE ABOUT $5.00 —French Pearl Necklaces in 21, 24 and 27- inch lengths. These are all wax- “filled pearls of graduated sizes, in beautiful Oriental colorings. —¥irst Floor Seamless Brussels Rugs At Decided Reductions —$45.50 Rugs, $32.50; size 9x12. —$30.00 Rugs, $26.50; size 7-6x9. —Fourth Fleer $5.85 Ruffled Curtains $2.50 Priced Specially Low —Sheer White Voile 214 yards long. These curtains are edged in blue and rose as well as the plain white. —Fourth Floor A Special Sale of Madeira Hand-Made Linens ‘AT SAVINGS OF 25% TO 50% Napkins —$1.50 dozen; set of six, $4.85. —$15.00 dozen; set of six, $5.85. $17.50 dozen; set of six, $6.85. 86-Inch Luncheon Cloths —$12.50 Lancheon Cloths, $7.45 and $6.95. Madeira Scarfs $4.95 —Regularly $5.95, $7.50, $8.45 and $10.00. —18x36, 18x45 and 18x54-inch Madeira scarfs. —Bfecond Floor Desirable Pieces of Woolen Materials TO CLOSE OUT at $2.50 a Yard EXCELLENT QUALITIES AND THE WANTED COLORS —All the tables in the Dress Goods Section are given over to this sale Friday. $4.50 Tweed Suitings $2.50 —For suits, separate skirts, boys’ pants, suits, coats. —Tans, y, blue, mode and mixtures; 56 H inches le. $3.50 Wool Plaids $2.50 —French serge allwool drem and ekirting plaids in & good variety of styles and colors, Blua, red, green and brown; 40 inches wide, $3.50 Broadcloth $2.50 —Four staple shades of broadcloth for eulte, dresses and wraps are offered—forest green, navy biue, Copen- bagen and brown; $2 Inches wide £3.50 French Serge $2.50 —French perge, made from fine Anstralian wool, in @ weight for yeararound wear, Colors: golden tan, gray, myrtie, green, Copenhagen, red, cream, old rose and biack; 42 inches wide Odd Pieces To Close Out at $2.50 $4.00 014 rose premier cloth, 44 inches wide $4.50 midnight chiffon cloth, 64 tnches wide $4.00 tailor blue cheviot, 46 Inches wide. $4.50 heather mixed sulting, 56 Inches wide, $3.50 cream storm serge, 50 inches wide $3.50 black storm serge, 50 inches wide $4.00 brown cheviot, 46 Inches wide $4.50 biack chiffon cloth, 66 inches wide, —First Floor SECOND AVENUE AND UNIVERSITY STREET SPECIAL APPAREL SALES —The following sale groups of apparel are extraordinary special purchases which we secured to make our spring opening displays this week of utmost sales importance as well as of greatest style interest. Coats at $29.50 « PRICED EXTRAORDINARILY LOW —Smart new styles in wraps and coats, long and short and medium lengths. —Materials—suede and silvertone. —Colors—caravan, Hindustan, ostrich, Ming, navy and reindeer. —All full-lined with good quality novelty silks in effective patterns, plain and con- trasting colors, —Apparel Sections, First Fleer Suits at $35.00 EXCEPTIONAL VALUES AT THIS PRICE —-A special purchase of high-grade suits in navy. —The materials are tricotine, twill cord and gaberdine. —The styles include many novelties in box, blouse and belted styles and semi-tailored models and suits more plainly tailored. The coats, many of them, are embroidered in contrasting colors and others are smartly trimmed with novelty braidings, stitchings, buttons and tailor’s braid. Dresses at $25.00 A SPECIAL-PURCHASE OFFERING OF UNUSUAL INTEREST —Taffeta and Canton crepe frocks, in a wide variety of clever new styles, including pointed basques, straight-line models, tanics, frilly Overskirts and richly embroidered effects. eccmunet Navy, brown, black, gray, taupe. —Apperel Sections Third Floor Novelty Over-Blouses $3.65 MUCH UNDERPRICED FOR QUICK SELLING —A special-sale of new Georgette and Mig- nonette over-blouses in a variety of smart styles with trimmings of novelty braids and embroidered designs. —tThe newest colors—naty, Copenhagen, honeydew, bisque, Nile, tomato and flesh. On Sales Tables, Center Aisle, First Floor THURSDAY, MARCH 17, 1921. IN THE Special Price Basement BIG SAVINGS EVERY DAY Prices Always the Lowest Black Bear Cub Play Suits Cc —Prudent shoppers will lay in a season’s supply of these most popular play suits at this very special price. —We have about equal quan- tities of all sizes, 1 to 14 years, in both blue denim and khaki and may have enough to last all day, but would ad- vise early buying. 100 Dress Skirts $2.75 Each —Novelty cotton serge in a variety of col- orings in small, medium and large broken plaids and checks. —Blue, brown and green. —27 to $l-inch waist sizes; 85 to §7-inch lengths. —Durable skirts for hack-about wear at a very favorable low price. 200 Office Aprons - $1.00 Each —Good quality black sateen, cut full to cover the skirt, with one large pocket, —All sizes, 26 to 34-inch waist sizes. 100 Petticoats 75¢ —Women’s waterbloom petticoats in black only. Well made, with elastic waistband and deep flounces. —86 to 42-inch lengths. Children’s Bloomers Three Pairs for $1.00 —Durable quality sateen in black only. Elastic knee and waistbands. —Sizes 2, 4 and 6, Special Price Basement Yankee Twang Is Absinthe Now Made Due to Laziness} From Garden Green heretofore, but it ts found to be scarcer tn the market. One firm which used to manufacture absinthe using as much parsley as it can buy. Four brands of absinthe have appear ed on the market as @ result, and ac- TOMORROW - ————— YOU CAN FEEL BETTER If you suffer from indigestion, con- BOSTON, March 17--New BEng land's Yankee twang resulta from faflure to drep the lower jaw in) articulating, Dr. profestor of hygiene at Wellesley Tollege, told his alonres. ‘The pro-| TryThisFree "DANDERINE” Girls! Save Yo Youf Hair!| or Recent, Large or Small, Make 4 and You Are On the Road ake It Abundant! That Has Convinced Thousands, Sent Free to Prove This Anyone rupturéd, man, woman or Child, should write at once to W. 8. 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A TREACHEROUS DISKASE Appendicitis attacks at any mo- ment, even persons seemingly in Ith, Usually, however, tt te by so-called stomach ‘trou- or similar disturb= preceded bie, conatipatio ‘Often when there is a warn- ances ing feeling of uneasiness in the ab: Jomen, appendicitia can be guarded against In exactly the same manner In which o uar¢ gainat the spread of throat inf nm, because that is just what Cs dicitis ta an Infection In the intestines spread © the appendix, When one has one can often prevent ie and the devele este t or grippe b; when Se wash or gargle to fight # and a laxative to carry ‘sone from the body, Just ne game procedure is neces- sary to fight the intestinal germs and guard against appendicitis, Rut Instead of an antiseptic wash for the throat, an INTESTINAL antiseptic in necessary. INTESTINAL ANTISEPTIC There ts to the | cle anser.. Thi \an Adiertia, It tends b ithe intestinal canal, “thus suarding ~ thing like appendiciti¢ for quite al while T have never been able to! E. Brown Escapes Operation|#é Simple Intestinal ‘Treatment Relieves IlJness | Similar to Appendicitis againet | appendicitis and other dis- eases having their start here. It is the most complete system cleanser ever offered to the public, acting on BOTH upper, and lower Sowel and removing foul matter which poisoned the system for months and which nothing else can dislodge, It brings out all gases, thus immediately relievin on the heart. It is astonish! press es | reat amount of polsonaus. matter dierika draws from the alimentary canal——-matter you never thought was in your system. ‘Try it right after a natural movement and notice how much more foul matter it brings out which was poisoning you, In slight disorders, such as occa- sional constipation, sour stomach, 4s on the stomach and sick head- Ache, one spoonful Adlerika AL« WAYS brings relief. A longer treat- ment, however, is necessary tn cases | of obstinate constipation and long standing stomach trouble, EPORTS FROM PHYSICIANS sed Adlerika in my practice fous nd ha pthing to excel 1 A, Line, ” Yi ‘nothin: in my 50 to excel dlerika.— Some require (Signed) Dr. “After takin than for 20 to express t eliminated (Stened) J. Adlerika ld by Teadin arog jets overywher in ata by Swift Drug Co,, ‘aSeld Drug Co, and other leadiag drug stores,—Advertisement stipation, headache, billousneas, | bloating, sour stomach, gas on stom- |ach, bad breath or other condition caused by delayed bowel action, take | a Foley Cathartic Tablet this even- |] ing, and tomorrow you will feel bet 7 ter, Cleanse the bowels, sweeten the © stomach and tone up the liver.-Ad- © vertisement, Clear Away Skin Troubles ion temcorevtiesa Quinine tablets». | Be sure you get |