The Seattle Star Newspaper, April 14, 1921, Page 2

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/ THE SEATTLE STAR THURSDAY, APRIL BARTELL STORES SPECIALS FOR FRIDAY andSATURDAY Government Tax only where necessary. 25¢ Glycerine and Rose Water, put up in our own NED, MOC. cs cocnvscsedsncense +17 60c Veda Rose Rouge, all shades, special 25c Septol Rose Cream with Benzoin; brings the bloom of youth to your complexion; special.19¢ 25¢ Allen's Peroxide Tooth Paste, removes unsightly coating and whitens the teeth; special 25¢ Mary Fuller Nail Polish (liquid); gives to the nails that luster you desire; special 6¢ 10¢ Requa Charcoal Tablets, nothing better for stomach trouble; special 8¢@ can; 2 for....15¢ 10c Peet’s Mechanic Soap, removes grease and dirt from the skin; special, 4 for 25¢ 50c Cream of Tartar, a necessity in every home (7- ounce cartons), special 33¢ Sal Hepatica, laxative and eliminant; mfrs. 70¢ medium size, special --- 43¢ 10c Bob White Toilet Paper, large size rolls, special At BLOF .ccccvccccccccccceecccccccecs -- B5¢ End o’ the Week Chocolates Delicious, indeed, is this dainty assortment of our own Chocolates. Packed neatly in a full one- pound box are six select flavors—three cream cen- ters and three chewing centers. You don’t get a fancy box, but you do get a pound of Bartell Qual- ity Candy. All Bartell Stores, Friday and Saturday only, Ib.........--++0+ a 59c — ANNOUNCEMENT — Friday, April 15th. On this day we will open to Seattle another Bartell Store. We invite you--as a guest—to visit us in our new location on one of Seattle’s most convenient corners. The same gb has made Bartell Stores paramount in the Northwest will pi at Store No. 8, south- Today the Lady Jabs the Lime Who Nurses Tightly Every Dime Read Frances Boardman’s § Rhymes on Folks and Fancies of the Times FRIDAY-SATURDAY SPECIALS— —no C. 0, D. or phone orders; one to a purchaser -+ these specials, ex qugs, Sweeper Vac, baby yard or baby walker will not be delivered; can be ly taken by purchaser. se these remarkable credit terms are for your conveaieace— “Your Credit Is Geed’”’ on purchase firet weehty yg amounting te ment ment $50— $5— $1— $7.50 $10— $12.50 Bottles of 100......$1.19 Stop that cough with Genuine Bayer sewerer ree baby walker: §-P-E-C-I-A-L rainproof colored silk umbrellags— 18 Tightwad, Chiidren, yeu should shun for Many Reasons, not just ne, He te a Biped who exists with Chronically-Doubled Miata, Ah, ix he then a Fighting Man? No, Children, save when Fighting can protect | | the Cash for which he lives, and None of which he ever Gives, A Penny-| Pinching Kid at first, he speedily takes on @ Thirst for Nickel Nursing ax &n Art, sogn after which, he makes a Start as DimeDetainer, sharp and | | keen, Thenm-—Quarters go in Quarantine. And finally, an Years elapse, | his One Way Pockets close their Traps, ti only Burglarw Tools could | bust them open. (Maybe Moth and Rust, as noted down tn Hoty Writ, | could manage to accomplish 1) No HumanInterest Tale of Need can caune the Tightwad's Heart to bleed; ne, for his Gere ts just as slow to! Uckle outward, a# his Dough. He is, a» Those who Read may guers, an! Unattractive Sort of Meas; so never Follow in his Track—-DON'T rivet down YOUR Pile of Jack! Armour’s Toilet Requisites At each Bartell store may be found « complete line of AR- MOUR’S—the tollet articles luze.” dinal and regular jee $6.60; special Friday curday, $4.95, MAIN FLOOR ‘NOMINATIONS — cee UP 10 SENATE ee $1.69 Harvey and Herrick for Am-|“‘wee. itetteura, Gas "on btom ay Ne | bassadors SN. Yea WASHINGTON, April 14—The ; special Friday nomination of Col George Harvey, New Jersey, to be ambanador to Great Britain, was sent to the senate today by President Harding. | Myron T. Herrick, Ohio, was nom- to oGe: spacial Prigay- inated for ambaanador to Franca Saturday, or while they baat | President Harding sent @ long Iet ioe. | of appointments to the senate in a@ dition to the two diplomatic posta ie Chartes G. Dawes, Minoia, wae] make |t @ pres | nominated brigadier general In the officers’ reserve Lk Lad wire sink strainer— 19¢ regular price 35¢ —in plain or bia with —You know it's safe by the name. Tastes Ike Li and made by the same firm Large fine tubes .---2----- +90 MBG enamel; remu- “ t or, at irritate and lead to jens acid secretion, or they can as they piesse in reason ape ice to counteract the —bubble books that sing nure- ery rh he 20th century way s, stories, ete; : > each book: rem Other pew appointments tnctude Capt. Julian Latimer to be Judge a4 vooute general of the navy, with the! rice $1.50; special Fri- rank of rear admiral, and David Pot- turday, 9Te | ter to be paymaster general, MAIN FLOOR. y | A lat of recess appointsnents was | is ular day matting suit case: special— $1.46 regular price $3 — SWEEPER-VAC $5.00 MONTHLY —puts one of these well- known vacuum sweepers in your home. n SERVICES for .Mra M. Cade, will be conducted at | — advertisement. Watson Co.'s establish: at 1 p.m. Friday. —_——_—_———_ WALLA—John D. An g@ucceeds father as president | National bank. | The First and Original SAUSAGE from Cold and’ Grip Tablet is You can see |it made at Jone of our [stores and you'll vote lit the most delicious you ever tasted. No cereals added — just pure corn-fed pork and finest spices. Quinine tablets =». Be sure you get 3ROMO rciric meat 803 FIRST— 6.ULgore | —308 PIKE “New Comfort In © Easy Slippers The cut shows a very popular two-strap slip- per in fine kid with turn sole. Sizes 2} to 9, black, at... . $4.50 Sizes 2} to 9, brown, at... $6.00 NOTE—We carry special Orthopedic shoes. fort for all. HOYT SHOE CO. 1402 Third Avenue Home of the Educator Shoe Com- "TACOMA: <. SONOEAPELD & SOS Yor good appt pi, mo to Bolat's |N, Y, K. Officials Guests at Banquet Seattle officials of the Nippon Yu- sen Kaisha and officers of the liner Fushima Maru, the first transpacific | Veamel to tie up at the new Pier B. | Port commission terminal at Smith cove, will be guests of honor at a banquet to be given at the New Washington Friday night by the port commission, Chamber of Commerce and Commercial Club. Lift Off with Fing ers uf Doesn't hurt @ bit! stantly that corn stops hurting, then shortly you lift it right off with fin- gers. Truly! Your druggist sells a tiny bottle of | “Freezone” for a few cents, sufficient | to remove every hard corn, soft corn, lor corn between the toes, and the calluses, without soreness or irrita- tion. ofa) = a Do You Know CAKE? See if yeu don’t find something new in that fq] tone. wue Edu- \[e] cational Exhibit fm |] for Washington | April 19-23 @ ARENA fo] how to make ae GOOD | line in the booth of the |? Women’s |@ Manufacturers ADMISSION FREE i i C co Boa Drop « little |‘ “Freezone” on an aching corn, in- |; | Tewubmitted for senate confirmation. It inchuded | John J. Each, to be Interstate com | merce commissioner, and George HH. Carter to be public printer, Boulevard Lights Go! Night and Day hb may be present urtber formation hele cause of the meal digests natur- acidity wh ' Magnesia from any liable druggist Ask for either pow ’ ror tableta, It ww it~ “May, the lights on Queen Anne| / |noulevard have been burning night In tact, under its blighting spell they languish and die, as the lawyers aay. But when they are full grown, they become hard-boiled and as immune to poison as & consumer of wood alcohol. Wherefore the state department of agriculture today warned Seattle tree owners to squirt arwenate of lead on their trees. “Caterpillars are hatehing et « lively rate,” says a letter to The Star from F. N. Fhodea, horticul- tyral Inspector “Spray with arsenate of lead tn the proportions of one pound of paste or onehalf of powder to each 20 gallons of water,” advises Rhodes. “This spray is harmiess to foliage. At this time, when the caterpillars are young they are very sunceptibic to the least poison, but when they become nearly full grown they are | hard to destroy.” A city ordinance provides a penalty for “harboring” caterpillars {Vital Statistics BIRTHS Burke, M. i. 4030 Aiki ave. gtr BSalmosen, W. E, 3416 42nd & W. boy. Patricetll, Michell, 2449 Irving st. Gorock, 0. Young, BE, C, 9216 4 Lacy, A. P. French, | . Mori, Shuzo, 608 Sixth ave, boy, Nanba. T., $00, Sixth aye. girl. a w. ~~ 4712 B4th We MARRIAGE LICENSES 2 Naine and Residence. Jennings, W m D., Seattle. . Harris, Huth B., Seattle .. Morria, Thomas H., Pittabs ‘ook, Martha, Minneapolis n, C. RL, Benttle .. Caroline, Beattl Alfred, Yakirr Juanita, Yakim: The New Cheasty Store has been des- ignated as another agency for the dis- tribution of Luxite Hosiery We have ready our Women's Luxite Hosiery Department, in charge of an expert hosiery saleslady, || and are receiving new ship- || ments of this famous hos- iery each week, Chriatophers Carneta, Onk Baker, Mary Nurses, school teachers and other women in the land who are much on their ert V., feet all wear “Luxite.” * Nyholm, Lindsley, Ruby F., Su DEATHS Lauritzen, Etvind, 1, 1716 Boren ave, Nakamura, Kaye, 24, 1104 BK Fir, Oliver, , $9, 112 Meehan. Elin Bath Roa C. 6026 28th w, Anna Mary, 85, 600 36th ay. Wiiaa J.° 77, 2480 Ninth ave, V Gill, Ruth S, 26, 2908 Westinke N. Dinds, 59, 1004 Cloverdale, The ribbed top feat- ure and guarantee of service feature are of much importance as applied to hosiery sat- isfaction. | EI OF B, FE, BENEDICT, killed by a leaky gas pipe, will be at | | 2p. m, Sunday, from the Mittelstadt parlors, on Market st, Ballard, Phices T5e to $2.00 the Pair Cheastys LONDON, April 1b.—Many women in Merseyside towns are going out to work, leaving the husbands at home to do the housework. ‘Thegnen are unable to find work, but there ie plenty of posts as domestic ser- vants which the women fill west corner First Avenue and Yesler Way. Smoothe away the wrinkles. There ts little chance of akin becoming éry, parched and wrinkled when you use ways Young” and Uy name is very appropriate. Cakes, B0¢. JO-TO Relieves Sour Stomach, Gas and pains in the stomach after eating in two minutes. A thoroughly reliable remedy in the treatment of Indiges- tion. Sold in three sizes -—- 60¢, 61.00 and $1.50. You always get just you order. Portage paid to any part of Washington The five men consist of Robert Mao fartane, Ernest Hover, Eugene Ivy, | James Bailey, with Sam Mullen as al- | ternate, Debaters to Meet Oregon Announced Debate Coach Carl BE. Leib an nounced Thursday the names of the] gan #RANCISCO.—Dtvorce de- University of Washington team that | oreo of E. B. La Haye and Helen wil) taik against Oregon Agricultural! La Haye allows hubby to visit fam- college in a dual debate on April 29.| ily cat, AN ADVERTISEMENT DRUGGISTS and Their Salesmen THE WONDERFUL REMEDY for STOMACH TROUBLE A combination of phosphates, milk of magnesia and other harmless elements which ts an anthacid of exceptional merit. It will give almost instant relief from gas, Pains, Heartburn, Sour Burning Stomach and all Indigestion and Bowel Troubles, YOU MAY THEREFORE recommend Jo-To to your patrons as &@ guaranteed harmioss, efficient remedy which tends to promote permanent relief. We specially recommend that you refund the purchase price to anyone who does not get quick, certain relief with Jo-To. name and give you my personal guaran’ for the lasting quality and superior workmanship of my dentistry. 14 years of successful practice in this state is insurance in itself. DR.J.T.WILSON - uh ae Are . AN Killots 1833

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