The Seattle Star Newspaper, March 25, 1921, Page 2

THE SEATTLE tA. One-fitth of the Income taxpayers FAVOR GREAT — |%sc"ectvtes CANNERY PLAN} — pan porary Proposed $10,000,000 Cor- poration Well Received co | Committees engaged in working Dr. Rawardy Olive ‘Olive Tablete, the mb. out preliminary detatls for the forma. for calomel, act gently tion of a $10,000,000 canning industry on na pouty othe work. toe ‘Washington and Orexon Ssmated ik rele! ehrough Dr. Edwards Olive ae Thursday they are being showered | Panjos bad Greath by} With suggestions from berry growers See. en are ‘hee for bad Dr, reward ae Tablets b act gene and others in both states, W. H. Paulhamus, president of the | Puyallup & Sumner Fruit Growers oe Bove Aabey Ate Fgh ney = — assoctation, pointed out that the % cise do a ig problem of clearing loweed-off lands | the byntem. }in the state would ned by the * » calomel does without | added inducement t werk to pro bal") the shes eects aot duce, Me sald in the Puy Sent ie meaty, ening, J atlup vatiey had made from $1,000 to a. = a Oe ate a, | $2,000 an acre net in the past two ade mitout ‘ates NM foward discovered the Mimeted ec with rec comgennt, with the | Sy them srr ee | Take one or two a week bight for and note the effect. [5c and 90g, | FRIDAY, MARCH 25, 1921. { Lightning and Snow Storm All at Once RICHMOND, Ky, March % The weather sharks are trying to figure thie one, Lightning accom: panied the last Insane 12 Years, Well |, When Teeth Fall Out | MILWAUKED, Mareh 25 ay of the anchor teeth wh pared a heavy gold bridge, ne it to fall from her haw restored the sanity of a wo man confined 12 years In the any lum form Dr, W F, Nentler, tal dineanen ablote perintendent, maid biomes was one of the mont which had come un The Playhouse of Ne Regrets PARAMOUNT’S SUPER-SPECIAL “PAYING THE PIPER” LEAVES FRIDAY NIGHT Last Times Friday— H. B, WARNER in WUVERSITY “When We Were Twenty-One” SATURDAY BRINGS EARLE WILLIAMS 300 of these. bunnies go on sale Saturday— at 37¢ EACH —exactly as pictured; height 10 inches; nicely cov- ered; glass batton eyes; small bell attached to rib- bon collar; special for tomorrow, 37¢. —a cute little Easter chick for our little bey and git friends; colored fluffy cotten chick—come for one im the afternoon, Saturday. | Prepare to Fight Fire on Peninsula PORT ANGELES, March 5. | Road clearing in the Olymple penine sula to prepare for fire fighting dur ing the summer was to begin Friday! and continue 60 days, the state high: way commiwion announced Thure- day, following a three-day trip thru the section. Inflammable material near the Olympic highway and on the road to | Clatlam bay will be removed. rush will be burned and trees will be cut Jand logged where necessary, Auto Mobile water tank equipment, it is eaid, ls to be shipped to the dletrict,| = Saturday is going to be a big day for every one who wants to— lov Thursday Is | Observed by Masons Wash Ww mit : E Casig | RA "TACOMA: With the usual ceremony, ELECT your Suit Pattern here— from the world’s fin- est imported -. 60 ai ood Su Tailored under our personal supervision Siebhe fF SECOND AND MARION no relighted Easter than 760 members atte jbanquet which preceded the cere mony, Mother, don't forget to bring home| Polecat Livestock aaa. ae a Silla Waster Bunnies trom Boiss |" age Acceptable Admits Man She Had. FAIRMOUNT, W. Va, March 38.) Jailed Wasn't Hers! —Walter Merrifield hag been order a N he h e |'so Gayoso e the leve stock on his | ¢ 20 Mal Desemiee i 200 90 farm. ¢ of abandonment and nonsup- “THE PURPLE CIPHER” San Francisco’s Underworld, unsolved and mysterious as ever, is the locale for this love story of thrills and breath-taking suspense! 22¢ the stock constituted a nuisance | The stock consisted of 20 polecats | mur Thursday the woman pleaded | guilly to a charge of perjury, admit- | ting Curley was not her husband || Judge Dykeman asked time to inves. | || tigate the matter, ~d4| anenaiiteanlianin CIICAGO.—Ce Proctor auea! || to recover $110,0¢ contributed to on ol Hk, tes || Gen. Wood prealdential campaign Danced tn leading Sunde. | of New York City Memher Teacher’ Asem fe Any seat, any time; Children 10c Both prices plus tax. —_- —— Luna Park Swimming Poot opéns| urday, March 26.—-Advertisement. PI: LOWER THAN EVER We mean every word of it. Just study these prices and consider the high grade lines that are on sale, standard brands that are only worn by the best dressers. Men who appreciate quality can trade here with absolute confidence, for we now have on sale such well known brands as Hart, Schaffner & Marx, Clothcraft, Stetson, Mallory, Arrow, Walkover, Black Bear and many other equally well known makes. Here are a few items picked at random: We are making a special ef- fort to sell out our stock of Men’s Suits and Overcoats Come and see our remark- able bargains. your opportunity to Shoes They have never been of- fered at such low prices. Now is y They will have all the joy of JAMES WHITCOMB RI- LEY’S old-home poem— Every little while they will stir in their seats, chuckle and murmur: “Gosh, I re- Last Times Friday member!” “Circumstantial Endenc” STARTING SATURDAY— A New York Mystery of the Underworld Starring GEORGE WALSH —IN— “Apartment 17° A First a ’ od and when they do that you Attraction know it’s SOME picture! Jensen & Von Herberg News All Liberty Matinees After 6:30, any day Children 10c, any time. All prices plus tax ALL.DOLLED UP- Boys’ Suits, values up to $15; take one home ° for Men’s Dress and Work Shoes, worth up to $5, yours for We find that we have at least one thousand 9 . Boys’ Suits more than we should have on hand. Buy one now and you save half. Men’s Suits and Overcoats, values up to $50.00; now $19.75 U. S. Army Mun- son last Shoes, now $4.45 PALACE CLOTHING CO Boys’ Suits, values up to $10.00; now $4.75 Union made Men’s . Bib Overalls, now $1.00 FIRST AVENUE AND SPRING STREET Men’s Suits and Overcoats, values up to $35.00; closing them out Men’s Suits and Overcoats, values up to $65.00, yours Boys’ Suits, shaded and lf $2.95 No matter what you need in WORKING CLOTHES we will guarantee to save you money. Comedy, “Full of Spirit” Mutt and Jeff News Colonial Orchestra A. K. Wolfenden, Director And headed for the Clenuner Patronize COVEY WET WASH LAUNDRY Phone Capitol 209 Dry Wash—Rough Dry STAR WANT ADS BRING RESULTS