The Seattle Star Newspaper, March 29, 1921, Page 2

YA: I¢teonly one little EP TO A BEAUTIFt Oe A hed home you have always longed aed —through a splendid and d perfectly simple plan, your small change will bring you all the home things you want, —for over 57 years this store has been the Mecca for homefur- nishers. THESE TERMS ARE FOR YOU: payment $7.50 $10— $12.50 on purchase $150— $200— $300— $500— $15— $20— $30— $50— iat $2.50 $3— $4.50 $7.50 Jitney easts for’ 1,000‘ Millionaires "Served Daily Here Here's how (6 spend & nickel and fave 20 conta, Page Bounds fehy? AN right, we'll bettor than double that Hite, bet—and make it 45 Cents haved, Linton: Go down to 99 Main st The Man behind the counter th the basement will «ladly give you « ticket for every nickel you cough up. Bach ticket will be numbered and you'll nee something Mke this printed on it Charity Without Fanbarrasament Good tor BS Meal vee oe New as fou walk tack up the avent® a man notes your kind face and fromperous Appearance, and buma you for a quarter to “get Sad oie heh ten wor He wan ders down tasement at 08 Main «t. He on in, Ho's greeted with a smile and a friendly Word, And—be gots a 2hcent meal for the uchet. There's 46 cunts paved. “we it the Millionaires eli to take the sting out of bes bl M. G. Johanbon, the r, bute it ‘That, too, ts why they charre & nominal sum for a meah he mayne, “We believe that ff & man really hungry he can rustie at leant a nickel, and he then feels that he ixn’t atmply grafting on society.” Ban nua ‘The Millionaire? ctud taeda 1,000 edcoame several women--every y. They could serve £000 with the Healthy Mother Merry Happy Home O maintain ah home the housewife must keep in good f health. Herduties are many and Mt pen and it — as other member of the famil _ very much on her. “Where is my hat?” cries the * What did you do with my coat ” asks the daughter. “I can't find any handkerchiefs,” yells the husband. ~ The housewife is usually the advisor and general manager of the family. Lydia E. Pinkham’s V; table Compound helps women to ae them in good health. malntain a sh yeni by Bo. Dakota.—“I would have met D eee ety tn ahd could iat t time and hes, y went tos a bit of something on me stum sale aka room and equipment on hand. And they verve rea! meals down Inttend of spedding & quarter! 00" ole that would cost the you Rand Rim Bb Of tobe ska Gibeaer oe Giro at any Right there you've saved 20 cents | ot urant. For breakfast It ts pos | YOUR MONEY GOES FOR sibly a big bowl of rica some | FOOD—NOT BOOZER stewed prunes, clip of coffee and More than two slices of bread. For dinner it eatiataction will be coffee, bowl of rich beef money is ine for food and not) stew, and bread ‘tor boore—tho it's not the «melt “Well, we do it mortly on éonn- of & cork could be got for « ve a Johanson explained. “The "sp ring sale of. HOUS WARES! —kitchen accemories, be and 7, ef- ficient in kind, standard in quali uty very specially priced for the w NO, 1-$1.50 genuine —NO, 12--$2.25 galvanised = mop and long garbage pail, With cover, gallon | these day. nickels help a little, of courne, | ‘That's Uhe first half of the story. “We have more calls for Now the bum pofiders the bit of jobs than we possibly can fill, ahd | cardboard @oubtfully. Bat if he's peg: anaions to list ang work any really hunery he'll be wilting to tas to be done.” No, 245.85 aya —NO, 13-9850 medicine fron with full length cord: caninet, white 4 pollahed even ‘a .48 tazae-face biae; —No. 3—Tie fruit press, $6. 50 ‘HERE'S HOWTO |FAKE WIFE IS , ee CUT GAS BILL) SENT TO PRISON om $2 25 Situ, .,.. $2.15 15 Bureau au Issues “D ”ljailed Man Not Her Hus- || eee eee Gh ahis . bendy, Gumiigay iieces Mines u | o's band (ee Non- Sia rice boiler; 1 quality; 3.55 sabe tes, "ta, $2.69 Servi. $ eors Altho Gov. Hart's veto of 4 recent UN paewed by the legisiature will broom, ésowed, very ue $1. yuality 98c have the effect of abolishing the m0. 17—0bb6 tea kee women's industrial home afd clinic at Medical lake, April 1, Judge King Dykeman Monday afternoon had ho alternative except to sentence Leona Jotineson, who had pleaded @ullty to ing veanel In cold weather, when gas le low. | forgery, te serve a term in the In- titevarsn aces: || Lydia E. Pinkham's Seite Vegetable Compound ‘The woman caumed Jack Curtey to te pent to the county $a en © LDA 6. DINKHAM MEDICINE CO. & charge of abandonment and non- support, and later admitted that Curley was pot her hustand. Curley ‘Wil be released protably Tuesday, Organize P.-T. A. on Mercer Island you “Keeping Fit~ wit] be the subject poe @2 @ lecture by Dr. Mand Parker at | To the Barnabie school, Mercer island, at 8 p mm Wednesday. A Paredt- Ys ey orget P yramid = ‘ ‘The Rotter Makes sacs wsueih Sma | ae - fee AR Time anf You Fase the eta, and we Aled to and from gazene « who has uae, over, gone in cask tures | atl Hef from itching, Anbnad meang to get Goc ont y NOW PLAYING ‘Wanda ec aj And Futny WALTER CHASE YOUR R HIERS SEATS IN ADVANCE OF THE SEN. SATION OF SEATTLE—THE TREAT OF YEARS _ D. W. A comedy drama as real as life and full h Wednesday,10 a.m" Credit ° 8 try. aivtson. superintendent of the sovel, ” atte Trail’s End ; TO FEEL AGAIN THE THRILL OF LONG RBACH, Cal, March 29—| pnere ik’the tem on Cobede Aee%) Price in Alabama Ing, fancy gartera conspicuously | "Pyramid hag caPtaihly brodiht ‘The price of moonshine has a4 you wo TE tes bdbapla | arena jonn approved by the | vanced from $18 4 gallon to $92.50. |beara of eiifioation for Birls attend | Sand 08s oe ‘ae Pyramid Bids. ‘That's because of the activities of |ing high #ehool. Mirehath the prohibition officers. a | rest and conviction of the men fol-|rar when « child, bas just been re) youth in a play sparkling with moonshiners. In one raid 18 atille had Leaiyadsd much peryeine, GEORGE WALSH 4 Moonshiners ih Cherokee county |thtn thé hospitaly of New York ‘ ” z |} poun.f BIL. STARTING : aitenta. Agents have reported nar.| Daddy, being home ome of Boldt’s WEDNESDAY : row escapes from the traps French pastry —Advertinement, my catch one in relentlessly carmpaiguing to mike Kieth ‘ ’ ALL DOLLED UP’ KENOSHA, Win, March 29.—A in Monttia yee streets has revealed the ponatbility | thelr records for a clew that may | WITH OUR FREB fey Is -1864.- lapparently without Northern Pacific, dewcribed the Trane LAST TIMES TONIGHT Bow GIVEN ADVANCE Damper Is Clamped Dieeding or protruding piles er Rem Paint, powder, extreme hairdrens, | 60 cent Be ture yee eet Pyr-) YOUTHFUL DAYS, SEE — é) BIRMINGHAM, Ala, March 99.—| orn, high heels, peek boo waists | world of comfort to & treat host of/ | A 99 Another result! Win Hotmes an4|Grain of Corn in Hamp Kirby ar@ doting life in the —in— pen. Jake Smith received 30 yearn Ear for 34 Years and Sia Kirby 20. DAVENPORT, fowa, March 2. 6 Hamp Kirby shot and killed Don |A grain of corn Which W. A. Santell lowed within a month. moved by operation. It had been | action and clean drama, IN. and 25,000 gallons of liquor were — ite have net more than 20 bear traps |every year. The traps aré strong énourh to} Alnbaima ts tar from dry, bat N. SEE IT TODAY! it so, * Skeleton Is Buried ie Laan Paelda human skeleton found buried in a} of a long-hidden murder myntery and NIGHTS end to Mdentification of the skeleton. | fy | EILEEN PERCY Watiy \ p astral, DEPARTMENT an ‘TACOMA: schedules, ta the way Col. J. HM. Lan- aked midway to a of the IF YOU WANT prev on School Flappers | or210«. he nearest Prohibition Officials Boost amid Pile Supposii Immodert openwork or Ince stock: | Smid Pile Suppositories and take ae c H A Py L E s and “too shért” dreater aré named in | Beople who # + wat Stephenson, probibition officer. Ar-|of Washington, Towa, placed in hia | —Genuine fun and spirit of LAST TIMES TURSDAY Then a relentionn drive on the lodged in the ear for 24 years and) vill destroyed in Shelby county. More ‘than a million pavers pare “APARTMENT 17” i age in an éffort to catch prohibition | break A man’s leg were they to L. Pietee, chief énforcement offfeer, | = GLADYS WALTON in in Street of City Shiippiet Picture shallow grave on one of the city's | haa set the police busy marching | Adults ...50¢ ee N= tage 750 lll! She Is Killed for icici Stealing Bulldogs NORFOLK, Va, March 29.—Mra Frances A. Holland, 23, was chatged | with stealing two bulldok@ by Thomas 8. Toyan, When Mra. Holland atart. | jed to eriter her automobile Toyas shot her thrt the neck, Killing her | ten ie aS CLEMMER |Baby Girl Laughs NOW! Herself to Death|§ a universal Pertect Picture) BALTIMORH, Md, March 29.— |“Langhing spasms” caused the death jof the 6.month-old daughter of Mr.| jand Mr& John Schnitlein. ‘Thirty minutes after being stricken the in font Iterally laughed itself to death, | | Bttorts to clieck the child's ldughter | talled, BLUE MOUSE CONCERT OUR IMMENSE HOPE-JONES ORCHESTRA WURLITZER ORGAN, with Emil Birnbaum, Director Frank Leon our EXERINGS. He fo fran MATINEES, 25c 1.00 Twice Daily: 2:15 and —and— S15 PL M. “THe TIMBER WOLVES? AT THE A Gladys Walton Doll to be given b Mowe lucky kiddle in ORCHESTRA | the audience Saturday at 1:30. 9) | Coupons with every child's Bf! Screen Snap Shots ticket every day this week, COMEDY Orchestra, Cello Solo ...............00005 “Old Pal” ed “The ‘Captivating Captive” REGULAR PRICES Poe eee SS seat toe