The Seattle Star Newspaper, April 7, 1921, Page 2

FRIDAY-SATURDAY SPECIALS— —no C. 0. D. or phone orders; one to a purchaser—-these specials, except range or coaster wagon, will not be delivered; can be easily taken by purchaser. —the factory demonstration of the EMPRESS UNIVERSAL COMBINATION RANGE closes at 6:30 P. M. Saturday. Don’t fail to take advantage of it. tomorrow of Saturday ye are invited to attend the factory demonstration of the EMPRESS UNIVER SAL COMBINATION RANGE; the last two days of the factory's special FREW porcelain-tom table offer special baking demonstration— | TERMS $3.50 WEEKLY tomorrow and Saturday at this store the expert cook Will bake bread, ples, ete. on the RESS UNI VERSAL COMBINATION RANGE TTD OO ‘ a 2-day sale of silk bags— $4.95 regular price $6.50 to $7.50 —silk bags of fine moire and novelty silks with beautiful light-colored silk linings; metal or covered leather frame; regular price, $6.50 to $7.50; special, Friday-Saturday, $4.95. MAIN FLOOR Perfection coaster wagon: special— $7.95 regular price $12— —$0 only in this lot; ane of the great eat coaster wagon values we have ever offered; wagons are equipped with steal disc wheels, rubber tires; bodies are made of hardwood in nat- ural finish trimmed with red wheels; steel reinforced top; regular price $12; special Friday - Saturday, 2 97.06. DOWNSTAIRS STORE ly as pictured; made of gem wine Pyrex wilass; regular price $1.80; spe- cial Friday-Rat- urday, Ofe set of aix. bag— special: meat grinders: special 1.98 romular price 94.80 ry “Baterprise” meat ind 00 ~“fr'the fot; one of the handieet Kitene ensorien you set Hitt or tan equine anal an subs beta tial weekly pay- ment $1— $1.50 $125— $12.50 $2.25 Your. Credit TRADE MARK SEATTLE. L. SCHOENFELD & SONS. VYOUNDED 1864 SRCOND AVE. AT PINE #7. TACOMA L. SCHOENFELD & SONS Best foodstuffs for the least at Wednesday Record ‘e—Advertisement. Grove’ s ’ isthe Only Genuine Laxative Quinine tablets first and original Cold and tablet, the merit of which recognized all civilized Be sure you get aia bears this signature | FE Raw From Eczema Rot ose what one bottle of D. 9 8. dot We guarentee reselte, s stage at ence. po ar tn 2.2. BARBELL’S DRUG STORES “1 Toothache? It Will Not Ache a Second After “B-Z Tooth Filler” is Applied. (Boudoir Secreta) gone already!" mine The judicious use of a delatone Day for Orthopedic Wednesday was a record day for the Children’s Orthopedic hospital which is seeking to gain 5,000 new members to help with the work of healing kiddies. Outoftown sub scriptions came in, a token of the state-wide nature of the work done lby the hoxpit Numerous dona. | tions were also recetved Just Apply This Paste and the Hairs Wil} Vanish the instant after Daiste insures any woman a clear, Tooth Filler’ i@ hairless skin, To prepare the paste, mix @ little of the powdered delatone with some water, then apply to the | objectionable hairs for two or three minutes, When the paste ig re. moved and the skin washed, every trace of hair will have vanished, No pain attends the use of the delatone, and it will not mar the most sensi tive skin, but to insure results, see that you get real delatone.—Adver. | tisement, . G BE SURE £7/ T0 SEE SH THE TALK SS oy nae ii it what they @ little of pat into the cavity. Of course it’ fre and no more thought than he tte ¢ ou e pulled out. It t Pooth. Fill up cay excludes Maoothes the nity, «SE nerve leaves no cause for not merely iit ‘ary re. ither, bat a re ting for th tooth which will feat Te weeks 01 months, until you get ready to nave & permanent fil Ue a ee Chi on it same Bs t one can us Ment to, ap) Rd “B-2 Tooth ‘SPEEDS HELP | FOR WOUNDED | General Dawes Breaks All| Records ARENCE DUBOSE TON, April T--General “Hell and Mariah” Dawes broke all Investigation speed records here yew | terday He Jammed thra tn lems than two | days, a9 chairman of President I ding's special co | treatment of disabled soldiers, ree ommendations that mean adequate hospital treatment to 10,000 wound: ed war veterans now in poorhouses, asyluma, insufficiently equipped hos | | pitals, or in no institutions at all “My God! What's the use w time?” said Dawen today something to do, Woun were waiting. Why not shoot and eet thru? Phe committes yeaterday these recommendations 1, Appointment af one official to have charge of all disabled soldiers’ reliefs and benefits, There are now three departinents 2. Decentralization of administra tion, so officials with delegated au thority may act without red tape de lay 3. Appropriation of whatever addt tional money is neceanary for new honpitaln ‘The report will be given to Prent. dent Harding before Saturday, said Dawes Commander mminsion to probe Galbraith, of the American Le rprenned matinfac tion at the speed shown by the Dawes committee and the character of ite report ‘The average daily water comump tion of Greater New York is 600,000 000 gallons CORNS Lift Off with Fingers | Dosen’t hurt a bit! Drop a Mitte “Freexone” on an aching cern, tn stantly that corn stops hurting, then shortly you lift it right off with fingers. Truly! Your druggist sells a tiny bottle lof “Freeezone” for a few cents, |wufficient to remove every hard lcorn, soft corn, oF corn between | the toes, and the calluses, without soreness or irritation. “THAT GIRL PATSY” is here this week to make you happy! SUNDAY ALEXIS LUCE JANE MORGAN “THE CHRISTIAN” [had sent tickets three made | WIFE BRINGS TRAGIC STORY Daughter Starves in Rus- sian Home VANCOUVER, April Sam Chused, dealer in hides and junk, waa happy tn the thought of | being rejoined by his wife and daurh tor, whom he left behind eight years ago in Rusia The wife has arrived, but today there tn scant rejoicing in the Choned household, She is weak and il) after months of #uffering and hunger, and she brought word that their 11-year old daughter, Miriam, died of starve tion as the two were preparing to leave for America, Chused, by dint of careful saving, times to his The first two pairs were in the Russian Wash., little family et, presumably | mails Bureau of Missing Relatives separat we whose relatives or friande are salesing re lavised to report the disappearance directly to The ar Readers whe vay tnow the whareabosts persons mentioned in this column as minting are requested alse to report to The Star, Other newspapers are invited | te repredace such items as will interest | their communities. | The French consulate has an in quiry regarding the whereabouts of Emil Sengerberger, native of Alsace | Lorraine, last heard of in Puyallup jin 1898. Information should be ad |dremed to thin bureau or to Jack Sommer, 406 Pioneer bidg, counsel |lor for the French consulate. eee Minsing for a week, Mrn. Josephine Banga, of Auburn, was sought in fe attle Tussday by police and her hun- band, Fred Bangs. She was on her way from Camp Lewis to Auburn lant Tuesday, when she dropped out of wight in Tacoma, She is 20 years old. | Harry Stamatakon, 12 8. Sangs mon at, Chicago, # anxious to obtain information regarding his cousin, Gost N. Stamatakos, who was last heard from in Seattle in 1912. Gom in 80 years old and a native of Ka» trta, Greece, . Mra, Adam C. Mohler, 115 Prince let, Los Angeles, Cal, is anxious to |hear from her husband who left home Feb. 1, She and her two babies need him. Mobler is 6 ft & in. weighs 155 pounds and has brown hair and eyes, ° Information concerning Joseph B. Hand, former chief gunners’ mate, who left home seven years ago, ts) being sought by Mra. Hand, 620 N.| 46th at, Philadelphia, Pa Hand has) 8 scar across his face and his wife's picture tattooed on his wrist. eee H. M. Garee of Toronta, Ont, is) fecking information concerning his two sons, Albert Morig and Godtrey | Horace Garee. He mys that they) were last heard of in Seattle, altho! lthey bad previously been living with | |their mother, a newspaper writer, mid to be known in Vancouver, Rf. C., by the name of ber second bus | jband, J. W. Brown, Giant Rat Kills | Baby in England | STEPNEY, Eng, April 7.—Giving! evidence at an inquest on a 3.month old baby, Mra, Charles Hostler, the | mother, said she saw a big rat jump | from a pillow on which the child was Meeping. She found the child had| | been bitten In two places, The baby | died of biood poisoning following the rat's bites France has more nd canal! lof ai od rivers. | PLAYING | | CAPACITY EARLY SHOWS ADVISABLE A PICTURE OF EXTRAORDI- NARY MERIT AND APPEAL BLUE MOUSE qed THEATRE ESA KNOWN AND LOVED FOR FORTY YEARS IN EVERY PART OF THE WORLD: WHERE BOOKS ARE READ MATINEES | ‘NIGHTS Adults .25¢ | Adults ..500 Loges ..500 | Loges | \75e Children 10¢ | Children 200 BLUK MOUSE CONCERT ORCH. KA Emil Birnbaum, Director 300 miles THURSDAY, APRIL (84 BARTELL £3 7 STORES 1.76 lene cough plete, Vapo Creso- mpe, for up; com b0e Blins Native Herba, an laxative; BG6e (65 excellent special tablets) Me Mothene, a re pellant for mothe, lice, roaches, ete; special, 28¢. 59c Bartells' Exe 0) The Weaxe ECNOCOLATES None but the purest, lictous amortment Six ind vors in each box; three and three cream-center candi in rich chocolate. factory Vriday 59¢ pound and Satu YouTl have fresh exes in FRIDAY—SATURDAY buys a full pound of high«rade in gredients are uned in making the de Made in our own WHERE QUALITY REIGNS SPECIALS FOR Peroxide, full size pint bottles; especial, 19¢. Government Tax Only Where Necessary 35 aqua ammonia, Oint a household neces nitly; epecial, 27 ¢, 500 =Poniam ment, for eczema and skin disorders; spe cial, B7¢. 260 Morne’s Indian’ Root Pills, a liver in vigorator; special at 17¢. 26 Septol Bug Kit ridx clothes, ete bugs; special for 60¢ California Syr up of Figs, bene to kidneys, liver and bowels; 42¢. boc for the Gino Pills, kidneys; 40 epecial, B0¢. er, to of Did You Have Your be KODAK fa ALONG? When you went to the bench and saw the many in- teresting subjects, were you equipped to bring back pic tures? Sip a kodak or camera in your pocket when you go on another trip. A small, compact size fits snug and takes good pictures, Kodak Days are “Days of Real Sport” and you'll always treasure the result you get from your kodak whether you get & small vest pocket size or @ Graflex Fresh films, papers, developers, etc. The sizg you want is the nize we have, FOR THE HOME STERNO OR CAMP USE Sterno ia the short eut to @ spesdy tunch It aaves fuel and @ lot of unnecemary fusing when you want only a light lunch. Sterno Canned Heat—One can ts sufficient in preparing @ light meal; epecial, Sey two for...... 186 Cooking Btove No. 4010—Pure aluminom; brightly polished, ornamented ppiegpe stand, heats compactly; eac! vidual fie hardoenter es, Dipped rday only, Come tn and look Sterno Outfit No, 40271—Incinding heavy nickel holder for sup- Porting cooking utensils; com- picts with large size can of terno heat . Pe clang handle; cach eLss 4000—Heavily erving tray detache Peguiar $1.80; apecisl, each-. Sterno Stove No. 4601 — pon nickeled: collapsible stand; acks within Roller for or sraver- Dg; each. the fall—-when eggs are bigh—if yo buy them now and put them down tn Silicate of Soda (water giana). mente PHD on oe owns woes we eee - BEG -40¢ Quarts... +2... -.., % Gallom, Bold in five «izes, one of which will answer your require % Gallons, tins...........65¢ Gallons... -. 00+ -neennae DOG tess. .....-.. .55¢ Armour’s Soap YouTl Ike this line ef seaps for thelr Gainty odors and free tathering qualities, A full assortment at every Bartell store. Also Stork Castile soap, excellent for baby's beth, 15¢ cake. Never have you seen @ more gor- geous display of Bathing and Beach Caps—34 styles in the daintiest shades and colors, trimmed to con- form with the season’s newest modes in water millinery. A com- Plete assortment for men, women and children. Priced at 25¢, 20¢, 35¢, 50¢, G5¢, 69¢, 75¢, $1.00. Otbers at $1.25 to $2.25. e All mail orders receive prompt and careful atten- tion when sent to us. Postage paid to any part of Washington. 7 LOCATIONS TO LOOK FOR GOOD DRUG STORES Store No. 1 1908 Boren Avenue Store No. 2 Near Alaska 0 Second Av. Store No, 3 First Avenue | and Pike Street Store No. 4 5349 Ballard Avenue Store No. 5 Second Avenue! and Union Street Store Na 6 Weslake Avenue at Pine Street Store No, 7 Fifth Ave, and ‘Battle on Christian Science Bill Looms Members of the Public School Pro- |tective league, an association op. | pored to the medical examination of school children, are preparing to fight the proposed referendum to re- Low Will Get Back His Kerensky Notes Kerensky notes valued at 115,000 rubles have been ordered by Fed- erai Judge EB, E. Cushman to be re- turned to A. F. Low. The notes were seized by customs officials voke senate bill No. 180, known as the Christian Science bill. pan rads od ‘Northrup Heads Big Committee of G. O. P. Bert A. Northrup, politician and lawyer, was unanimously elected chairman of the executive committee of the Young Men's Republican club Wednesday, The position is consid- ered the most important in the orga nization, especially at this time when the federal “ple” is about to be dis- tributed here. A Cozy Cottage at CARLETON BEACH Will Give You More Joy Than the Most Expensive Mansion in a District Without View when Low reached this country from Japan on the ground that they were imported without a li cense. i Oh, Girls, Listen to Gentle Wilbur | CHICAGO, April 7.—“If I were in| the place of a modern girl I would! sew any man who comes courting me in a bed quilt, beat him with a broom and make him wash the dishes.” | That's Wilbur Glenn Voliva, over soer of Zion City, A casual inspection of Carleton Beach will convince you that it is a home district of unusual merit. A careful study of its many advantages will prove our statement that a little rustic cottage under the maples of Carleton Beach, surrounded by native shrubbery, looking out over a marine and mountain view un- equaled anywhere in Seattle, will give you vastly more of the real home enjoymenf*than an expensive home in the crowded residence districts, See Carleton Beach! OSCAR E. JENSEN & CO., Inc. Main 1102 817 Second Avenue, Ground Floor Charlies P. Steinmets, the electrical wizard, computes the power of a lighting flash to equal that of a 200-ton train going 50 miles an hour, For a juicy steak, let's go to Boldt's.—Advertisement. For Information Leading to the Discov of @ Grouch That Can't Be Cured by Buster Keaton -IN— “The Saphead” NOW PLAY! ‘CLEM