The Seattle Star Newspaper, April 15, 1921, Page 5

_- | Seana i eee — ae _FRIDAY, APRIL. 15, 1921, Daibeun Bros. Furniture Co. The House of Service and Accommodation What a Beautiful Cab for Baby!” ‘And, indeed, this cab is all that. even the most dic- tatorial know in a pleasing design and beautifully upholstered in corduroy. face from the sun. springs of the finest grade tempered steel. cab has ever been offered—and at suc price. TTT cs TF baby could ask. Big and roomy—you t built for comfort. Woven of selected reed Top may be easily moved to cover baby’s Large wheels are rubber tired; No finer a moderate Prices range from $40.00 to $77.50. LIBERAL CREDIT EXTENDED sarrenrie(e nnn Samoan mothers press down the WHERE PIKE MESTS FIFTH * and foreheads of their chil WiNew Phone—Elliott 4910 OMIM Gren to:hedp thiee fhetires that The Undisputed Answer to Clothes Economy Dovwen UP THE INCLINE $25 $30 *35 *40 %45 Tailored Ready Two-Pants Suit Costs NO MORE Than a One- Pant. Suit of Like Quality Elsewhere That is because we are absolutely content with an unusually small profit on each individual suit we sell. | Double Service at the Cost of a Single Service Suit Saves You About One-Half Your Clothes Cost - Fine All-Wool Worsteds and Cassimeres Semis, Young Men’s and in Regulars, Sport Models 1 DONT OWN for ornament For Men and Young Men - fE SEATTLE STAR OMNIS SERVICE ees THE STILL SMALL VOICES | - —_—_Y HERE FOR MONTHS. YOu ay) | WANT TO GO HOME. I'M — \ mE! DOW'T FORGET NATIONAL Boo K, Day RIL ie ! TARE’ EM HOME! On the Solomon islands, women | UP A BIG PLANT! RANDOLPH, Mass, April 15 With a neries of explonio powder charges and a crackle of fire: | works, the plant of th Fireworks Co, was practically de- | | stroyed today. Occupants of near-by homes were thrown from thelr beds by the heavy blant. The lons was entimated at $85,000. © bombardment was Ae * within a mile radius Pioneer Who Paddled Here in Canoe Dead Jamea W Law, ua who came Weet in a prairie schooner in 1858 rested In Steilacoom in 1859 and dina cw from O1 t Bay in 1860 to ma died Thursday at the home ol his daughter, Mra Janet Law Wi) son, 1200 EB. 43rd et He made a small fortune in the gold rush to the! Yukon in 1897. Funeral services will be held at the University Under taking Company's chapel, Monday Boom Northwest i in | Two Big Magazines Thru the efforts of the Pacific Northwest Tourist association, this nection will recelve national public ity in two May magazines. Practically the entire iesues of the next month's American Motor ist, published in Washington, D. C. and the World Traveler, of New York, will be devoted to portraying and describing the beauties of the | Pacific Northwest | — - cmmes -conane ' “Miss D.” Locks Up | | Woman Bootlegger PORTLAND, April 14.—Convicted | upon the evidence of “Miss D,” the) mysterious girl operative of the fed. | eral prohibition forces, Mra. Lucille! | Thomas was fined $500 and sentenced |to 30 days’ imprisonment for boot legging by the federal court here |today. “Miss D.,” who has caused | | much discomfiture in the local boot. | | legging industry, is said to be Miss D. Simpson. |\Knocked Off Bridge, | |He Has a Close Call) Dangling on a stringer, after be | ne of heavy | I] o United States | f) Coats Special Saturday Until Noon Second Mloor UR Ready-to-Wear Section has for this Saturday morning sale 30 to 40. taken from short and three-quarter length coats in a good color assortment which includes 16 Special until noon. Choice at..... tock especially $9.95 New Spring Hats At $7.50 Second Floor HE deft fingers of our milliners have been exceedingly busy all week in preparing $7.50 trimmed hats for Satur- day selling. aturday a week ago, owing to the unusual demand for these $7.50 hats, our workrooms were unable to fur- nish the number required and a few cus- tomers were unable to be attended satis- factorily, but this Saturday there will be enough for all. This special showing will include all the later millinery ideas in the most favored spring colors. Men’s Silk Shirts $5.95 Main Floor MEN'S item of particular interest to men is contained in this announcement of a new shipment of attractive silk shirts. They are designed of fine Broadcloth, La Joures and Crepe silks and are displayed in new spring patterns and color combinations. or two for $11.50. Children’s Coats Reduced to $6.95 and $10.95 , Upper Main Floor WO groups of children’s coats are assembied from regular stock and reduced for Satur day LOT 1-98 spring coats in colors of navy, Copenhagen blu 2 to 16 years ly $9.95, $11.50 and $14.50 Special for Saturday, each w®4.95. iat 11—100 spring coats in colors of rose, y, Copenhagen blue, tan and plaids, in sizes 16 years, Formerly $17.50, $19.50 and Special for Saturday, $10.95. Exceptional values in sizes 14 to 17. Each at $5.95 Muslin Chemises and Gowns Upper Main Floor 1E Muslin Underwear Section has taken from stock and reduced for Saturday 200 muslin envelope chemises and gowns with lace and embroidery trimming, in sizes 36 to 44. Special for Saturday, each, $1.39. The New “Pal” Pencil A “PAL” to the business man, to the teacher and scholar, or to any man or woman who needs a pencil, They are silver-plated and are op sale in the Jewelry Section on the Main Floor. Each, $1.00. A LOCAL JOBBER WAS FORCED TO UNLOAD—HERE’S THE RESULT 50-Foot Lengths of Highest Grade 3-4-inch RUBBER HOSE—7-Ply REGULAR $12.50, SPECIAL Limited quantity only . $7.49 In past years we have offered some wonderful bargains in hose, but have never equaled this in real value. ALL FRESH, NEW STOCK. $4.00 Kent Tennis Racket SPECIAL FOR SATURDAY The “MARV EL” is one m the well-known Kent Rackets, strung FOR THE MAN WHO SHAVES Close-Cutting Hair Clippers Regular $2.50 $1.69 QUALITIES which will make these the most talked * |ing knocked thra the railing of the | ve brid b 5 of and greatest selling suits in the entire Northwest. ks Games, jet Mimeh ever | was rescued by the auto driver, C. | L. Roy Wilson, 6023 Duwamish ave., | — a | Schacp reported to police Thursday | afternoon. The accident occurred [afercon, The, accident occurred I] Prope Globe Oveimnialasl ne sald } Fence | For Lawn and Garden. FOR Made of the finest steel and adjusted so as to clip close. with good quality gut. Center re- inforcements add to its siainaand Ever Ready Razor Blades Package SATURDAY will be the first showing of these won- derful clothes values, and we'll have plenty of extra help to show them to you. ‘ | Schacp from a 30-foot drop, |Negro Draws Term in Penitentiary| Perry Sam, colored, was sentenced | Special Demonstration in Corner Window SPECIAL SATURDAY f A Live Model Will Display the Suits and Show the Special Features One-Pant Suits for Men, $15, $20, $25 All-Wool and Unequaled Values $11.50 and $14.65 Ages 6 to 18. Boys’ Blouses, Special 95c. Boys’ Caps, Special $1.35. Knicker Pants in Wool, Corduroy, Serge and Khaki. One-Pant Suits for Boys, $6.50 and $9.85. ~ Tailored Ready SEATTLE’S GREATEST STORE FOR MEN Ay BOYS 401 TO 407 PIKE STREET to the state penitentiary for three} \to 15 years when he pleaded guilty |before Judge King Dykeman Thurs day to a charge of forgery. Elmer | Irving, his alleged accomplice, was | recently acquitted by a jury and| |given a purse by the jurors, altho {he has been sentenced to the peni |tentiary four times. | Fireman Is Accused | by Jap of Burglary) | Theft of two suits, an overcoat and | |a handbag from T, Namuro, 111 sec: | | ond ave. 8., was the ation made | against 8, V. Brandt, 22, fireman, by | Detectives W. 8. McGraw and M, M Freeman, late yesterday. They ar rested him at Fourth ave. and Vir- ginia st. | Todayin | Congress| SENATE Foreign relations committee meets to consider nomination: Harvey and Myron T. FE || ambassadors to London and Paria. Continues discussion of Colombian || treaty, Benate to complete fight over size || of committees, HOUSE Continues debate on Young |) emergency tariff bill, which tneluded || and-dumping and foreign exchange || adjustment. Passage expected late today. Ways and means sub-committees continued consideration of schedules for regular tariff bill : continued t programs for week on army and navy Yor a julcy steak, let's go to! Boldt's,—Advertisement, 42-inch, BS oct oot Regular price 40c. per foot Will also fit the Gem Woven from No. 9 Galvanized Wire. Razor. SPECIALS FROM THE BASEMENT STORE OF HOME NEEDS Our tables are piled high with GRAY GRANITEWARE at three very special prices— Palmolive Soap Co.’s high-grade TOILET SOAPS SPECIAL, THREE BARS 8-ounce size, perfumed as follows: BUTTERMILK ROSE GLYCERINE COCOA-ALMOND VIOLET TABLE TUMBLERS . with fluted bottoms ere Special, Strong and durable—just the thing for everyday use. The Store for Useful Articles