The Seattle Star Newspaper, March 24, 1921, Page 4

e ARCWELD less Warm Air Furnace seams or joints to leak, guaranteed not to crack or warp. The Arc weld is a per- manent heat- | ing plant for your home. Have health and comfort now by installing this furnace. | Sold direct from factory to consumer, less the re- | tailers’ profit. Phone or write for particulars. Address Dept. E for out of town delivery. Seattle Pipeless Fumace & Mig. Co. Queen Anne 5232 3469 Third Ave. West Tourist Tide Sets Towards Northwest ‘That the eyes of American tourists are turning toward the Great North. west t# becoming evident from the avalanche of inquiries pouring in on railway and steamship companies here. The transportation men are queried daily as to the scenic, eco nomic and homeseceker possibilities of thie part of the country. TO WED NEW YORK, March %4—Dick Landon, Yale star and Olympic high Jump record holder, and Mins Alice Lord, swimmer of the Olymy pie team, are to be married here in June, it is announced. The mance started last summer on the Princess Matotka, which took the American team to Antwerp. Oil Gusher en ORESSY IS SUED Picea aa saraace cx! BY SANITARIUM acconiing to C. Dadzow, —— = Lae ie teperial Ott Co, is wad |ASK- Damages of $25,000 foe! flowing 1.008 win eur a 30 “| From Vaudeville Actor OLYMPIA, March 24,- using the green license plates gs 14 oven April 1 are tn danger of arrest, 1. D. Conrad, head of the motor license| Creasy ta alleged to have “malicl ‘Tem. | Ously falsified” in & public speech ro | porary white Ilcense cards will be | here before the Rotary club, when he ineued by county auditors after April |eclared that the inatitution was 1 if autolsts have not received their | “dirty and cheerlens, kept no better division here, declared today. Green Licenses Taboo April 1 | tarsot of a suit here today for $26,000 Motoriats | @amages, instigated by the Pierce Permanent license platen, Prospector for It pector. “For over two years my stomach bothered me a great deal I got ao I had no appetite and my food did | Taniac.” not agree with me, but soured on my | stomach, causing gas which bieated me up £0 that I was miserable for Where you live is a small consideration if you uy at a 1] store. The many values offered ly are your guide post to economy. Every way Lorraine Linen 29¢ Box Write that Easter note or greeting on Lorraine Linen; 24 sheets of paper and 24 envelopes of plain or deli- cately tinted stationery for 20¢ a box. Enos’ Fruit Salts (im- etge F pleasant, cook and refreshing sa- in mre 73¢c Doane’s Kidney Pills— beneficial in treatment of kidney disease; man- Soe te .... 423C Garfield Tea, for treat- ment of constipation or sick headache; regular Formamint Tablets, pre- vents and heals throat soreness and affections. ie ...... 20C Put in a supply now. wamp an effective kidney, blad- der ami liver medicine; Lis size... O9C Septol Cold Cream—unequalled for clearing and beau- tifying the complexion—keeps the skin soft and youthful. Regular 50c jars, special at ........ Obs se guescococecves: 39c Priced at 15¢ Listerine Men who shave i: themselves will Pictures of the children | tind Listerines on this day are ones always | °°, refreshing worthy of keeping in your | lotion to apply album. Easter means spring | te the skin. It is here, and spring means a_ | Prevents infec hunt for pictures. tion and gives Select your Kodak now— |‘ **'" ®& bring your films to us and | "**!®” sppear let us finish what your kodak yg gy started. All developing and. ‘| antiseptic combined. Bota printing done in our own | in tour sizes at 12¢, modern, fully equipped Dark | 24> 43¢ ana.......79¢ 1908 610 Second Ave.| First Avenue! Boren Near Alaska and Pike EDITORIAL le has been—and is—used in making your uying problem one of quality and satisfaction. Why experiment when you may be sure of both? Easter Baskets, filled. grown-ups, WILSON FEE hours, I Zs suffered @ great deal) letedly libe Washington = Mee _ Tanlac Conslay Overcame His Troubles —Can't Say Enough “Taniac has built me up eo that I | have regained my strength and ener KY and feol like a different person,” said Henry Wilbon, Mineral, Wash. ington, well known miner and pros Eggs, per Ib. ......... Eagle Eggs, marshmallow, each.. Easter Bungalow (filled with marshmallow mh, each Q LIKE A PORTLAND, Ore, March 24—Will Creasy, vaudeville headliner, is the Sanitarium, an inatitution for sob than many poor houses.” The complaint also credits Creasy with this statement: “I asked one of the boya what they did for amuse ment at the place, He told me: ‘Mr. Creasy, there ian't anything to do out here but sit around and wait to die, and wateh other boys die before you do,’ * speech before the Ro with ontarrh of the stomach, had| tary club f 0. dreadful headaches and at times be Papers were served on’ Creasy by came #0 dizzy | could hardly stand up | Deputy Sheriff Shipe last night Just Chocolate cream and, Decorated without holding of to something. waa intensely nervous, scarcely ever Ban Francisco. slept any and was so rundown and weak I was unfit for anything. “Hut Tanine corrected all my trou bien, and it ta such a splendjd medi Western Pacific cine I never expect to be withoat it | gan FRANCISCO, March 24-—In- My appetite ts #0 keen I can hardly | aieating the Western railroads wil! | get enough to eat, and I eat every | not atiompt to force the tasue by thing | want without suffering a par ticle afterwarda, I'm all over headaches and diminess, no longer Taniac ts sold by the Marten Drug Stores, Beattie, and Brooks & G0N.| official sanction of the labor board Kennydale.—Advertinement.— dipped, yoke, 2 for...5¢ coccceses 5S¢ Chocolate Beet, cots. 9 ae Marshmallow Hen, Guinea, Dove and small seseece crccececeececes DOE cocgecowces: OF SW IITITIIT t0¢ and 30¢ 35¢ Easter Baskets, set of 3, “empty, per set. —and a choice line of box and bulk dainties for the End o’ the Week Chocolates Variety of rich confections packed expectalty for 9c Ib Friday and Saturday selling. Vanilla, raspberry © and lemon flavors, cream centers, cocoanut chew, every box. Send Us Your Mail Orders All orders will receive prompt attention. Select what you need and mail us the list Our Mail Order Department will attend to the rest. We pay the postage to any part of Washing- GOVERNMENT TAX WHERE NECESSARY ton. , ARMOUR’S SOAPS Pleasing tndeed ts the varied a» @ortment of Armour’e Soap. A host of popular odors, A soap euit- able for all general toilet purponea to $1.00 cake A New Spring Hat for Easter Get that old straw hat out now. Get @ bottle of “COLORITE” or “SUN FAST” HAT DYE and co! or your old hat @ dainty spring shade, A shade to match your gown makes it easy to have perfect harmony in dress if you wish. Theee dyes are waterproof and durable, and dry in 30 min- utes, Sunfast or Colorita, per DORE. -nenewwenene EE 5349 Second Avenue Ballard d Uni eal Building pak \ cen) oe peanut chew and honey nougat chewing centers. chocolate. A complete variety aod vara may be found in Dipped tn rich Dainty Easter Toilet Articles FACE crotebngiar Laxor ....... Pussywillow . Piver’s Pompe’ 60¢ 45¢ ia, Floramye, La Trefle, Safranor and Azurea .. La Blache Sylvadora ..... $1.00 Si Armand’s Cold Cream $1.00 Roger & Gallet Pinaud’s Tivoli Pinaud’s Flamenca . Poudre Java .. Poudre De Riz.. -$1. Harriet Hubbard “Ayers. 65¢ Melba... .25¢, 50¢, $1.00 Carmen _ ods cotccccoes GOO Woodbury’s . Sanitol ....... lazell’s . Chinwah Mavis ... Riveria . Hudnut's Houbigant’s Ideal . SACHETS Houbigant's (original bottle). $2.50 Djer Kise (original bottle) Hudnut’s (bulk), oz... Piver's (original bottle) Mary Garden (original LOOK FOR A GOOD DRUG STORE AT THESE LOCATIONS Store No. 1 Store No.2 { Store No. 3|Store No. 4| Store No. 5 Store No. 6 |Store No. 7 Westlake Avenue at Pine Street Fifth Ave. and Pike Street No Wage Cut Yet on ru thelr announced wage nn before action by the Unit # railroad labor board, KW. the nervoun, sleep like a log at night and | stason, general manager of the have gained several pounds weieht. In fact I'm now in the pink | today that his road had been unable of health, and can't say wo much for | to come to an agreement with Ite un in| Western Pacific rallway, announced skilled employes, but that no cut in go into effect without A® the Western Pacific policy t thern Pacific, wae assuined Bouthern Pacific will foliow the lead of the Western Pacific In for April 16, to wait until after the labor board has considered the case if it cannot come to an agreement with ta employes Announce Winners in Wits’ Contest fucceasful University of Washing ton competitions tn the college wits céntest of Judes, nm al comic magazine, were: Ellen julnnesa 32; Frank Reatty Maurice Amiott, ‘23; Mark Haas, ‘20; Don Heermana, "tl, and Frank Locker by, "22. 2 Accomplices of Hagen Go to Pen Walter F. Patton and Dick Russell jointly convicted with Ed Hagen on boos theft charges, were taken to | MoNefl Iniand penitentiary Wednes | day afternoon by Deputy U, & Mar. shal BR. Tobey, Ed Carey, the re give himself up today, “Bo tong as the United States tr producing over half the commodities | used in the world, people will con tinue to smoke 15 cent cigars,” Nathan Eckstein told the Retail Ciwar Dealer’ amoctation Wednes the Scont clear, which mysteriously dixappeared over three years ago and has never been heard of sinc Beat foodstutt for the beast at | Boldt's Advertisement _ AMUSEMENTS _ LAE *t PALACE abe to $1 Engagement Limited Easter Mat. aed Eva Per- formance Neow—Matinee Saturday Farewell Week of Laura Arnold ie “THE OTHER WIFE” Mata, 27¢ to S00e General Admiasion Mats. 250; Nights 400 rmers Every Night From 7 to 1 Dancing—A la Carte Dinner, 6 to Musto by the Famous Butler Orchoatra MOORE @"F"2en CinoulP HARRIVT REMPEL THE FORD DANCERS MOSS AND FRYE um Vere; Otte and BUNGALOW 2esraunant Third Near Pine, Ell 810, Nightly. “Typical Topical Revae” Stole m, Dancin @'Hote, After-Th CLINT WILLARD F.C, RIPPER 1| 4a the actor was to board a train for considered an closely allied to that of allowing ite wage cuta, ahnounced |maining defendant, i» expected to day night. No mention was made of } | made you'll pure Tam the pe twenty can « guaran Open. ti 12 mp A ot leas ani =| will banish even stubborn growths. To remove hairs, make a thick paste with some powdered delatone jand wa pointm ‘tone— | REGULARLY $5.00; SALE PRICE 3e REGULARLY $7.50; SALE PRICE , REGULARLY $8.50; SALE PRICE......... $4.55 A Special Purchase of All sizes and makes in the groups but not all sizes and makes in each particular group. Boston Bags embroidered; fine hemstitched hems. 100 brown cowhide Bos- stitched hems trimmed with dainty Valenciennes for shopping—very spe laces. Custemale's fire pat tor to) Pair in Bank Crash | manufacture of Portland cement haa +5 SL aoe by American interests. Are Each Fined $150 afternoon when they pleaded guilty Try LITTLE PIG SAUSAGE from You can see it our stores and ~ delicious you ever tasted. No cereals added—just finest spices. PACIFIC MEAT & PACKING CO. 803 FIRST— a i <= Display of . BOTH WIN my entire time my dentel practice fim The display in our windows Having now ~~ at Madison and Western is made Sood PY Coing will surely want one of these '| This Leaves the Arms Free From Hairy Growths removing every tree of hair or |fuzz is here gtven. This is pain and after about two minutes rub off, wash the skin and the hairs are gone. mar the skin, but to avoid disap: 500 Yards British Government Standard Aeroplane Linen AT LESS THAN PRE - WAR PRICES 59c Yard Natural Color A linen of superior quality for curtains, furniture cover- ings, art needlework, women’s and children’s wear. There is only a limited quantity of this genuine aero- plane linen in the markets of this country, and the indi- cations are that when the present supply is sold no more will be imported from England. dices waa A Friday Clearance of 7. W. Edmunds, Corsets dial aren in charge of the Opti WELL-KNOWN MAKES—MUCH REDUCED — | ecnanBe,0” “ey Optics In Four Special Sale Groups Shae Gossard, American Lady, Lucille and Frolaset. ~—On the Baloony EGULARLY $3.50; SALE PRICE.......-.$1.85 —Hecond Floor nae oon Low ‘A Sale of eo q Women’s $2.95 Handkerchiefs a At Decided Reductions AT 85c OR THREE FOR $1.00 Regularly 50¢ Each Pure Linen Handkerchiefs with corners daintily Pure Linen Handkerchiefs with narrow hem- ton bags — indispensable —rirst Floor Cially priced. —pittn rioor | were each fined $150 by Presiding Judge King Dykeman Wednesday Harry Greenig and T. J. Mitchen-|to violating the state liquor law. er, arrested as a result of admis |Greenig said heyhad 13 bottles of sions by Paul Schaeffer, teller of|Scote: whisky ebruary 15, and |the defunct North Sidé State bank, | Mitchener admitted he gold a pint oot 3) make seems y bectiaguers, ot = hee Feeney J Stylish Out Sizes Many women, like me, love style; accurate fit, and slender appearance. Stylish Stout Shoes make our feet look small and neat. Prevent arch trouble, too. Style Shoes for Stout Women Hoyt Shoe Co. 1402 Third Avenue Home of Educator Shoes at one of vote it the most corn-fed pork and A Wonderful —308 PIKE “(ie EASTER PLANTS now gevoting ople he! 1 gh well worth seeing and you coreaiey Sus plants for Easter—and after, ot compete All specially grown for ouré , selves and potted by experts. t are’ york every dollar 1 re: one We Fe? Seta Easter Lilies evenings till 7 and Spndeye 0, for, People who work. From 70c Daffodils, Hyacinths, Tulips, Cinerarias and Marguerites From 50¢ Special on Sweet Peas fasies Spencer varieties; Orchid Blooms— Onion Sets and Garden Peas You ought to get them in immediate! (otlet Talks) imple method for completely 4 usually a single treatment Randall-McLoughlin WESTERN AT ane “WHERE THE MADISON CABLE STARTS” ater, spread on hairy surfa This method will not ent, be certain you get dela- Advertisement,