The Seattle Star Newspaper, May 4, 1921, Page 4

SEAITLE STAR —j Hopheads Har! Lillianthal is @ “hophead.” Bo in “Hoppy Ray” Mayon. They were in jall in Tacoma to gether, Lillianthal was a4 trusty, Ile waa able to smuggle dope and relief in to the other “hopheads,.” ‘The night before Lillianthal was to 7 | be released, Hayes gave him $@ to got @ final supply, for Hayes knew he would get none when Lillianthal was freed, m Lillianthal, freed, bought dope for | himself with the $6. Broke, without dopa, he went to Mayes’ old mother and told her that “her boy” had sent him there to get money to buy dope that was to be amuggted in to hin. She gave him $17—all he had. He bought more dope for himself. Meanwhile, Hayes suffered the Member of Clan Who Betrayed Jail Pal Blackball panes of the unrequited drug de| mand, At length, Hayes was released. Fle told Detectives Bam Bimundson and Joe Manchi the story. They arrested | Lilienthal ‘Today the latter ts tn jatl Other hopheads there find retief tn | some way, perhaps by adroit smug rg | For TAlienthal there ts no relief. The devil of the drug demand dances in hin veins. lie cannot still it, | Vor the other hopheads know how he betrayed Mayes. making him pay. And they are They know how | Hayes suffered becnuse of that treachery. They are making Lillian: | thal suffer i} They refuse to allow him any of | ‘the little dope that reaches them. | : No Fairy Tales ae for Bolsheviki NEW YORK, May 4--Fairylew 4 fairy tales will entertain Mussdlan children ef the future, , Details of an all Russian competi ) tion for new children's booka received Russia,” named the following restric tions for authors, They must not themes are clearly shown to be su perstitions, Beautiful princenses, kings and queens shall not be men- Uoned unless they are “truly describ. [ed a oppressors of the people.” “Concerning the New Cheasty’s’’ HIS advertisement is probably the most important one published in the history of the Cheasty Store. I am sure it will be read with extreme pleasure and interest by all those who love, and believe in the future, of this glorious city, “Seattle,” and particularly by the regular and staunch patrons of this institution, some of whom have been customers for more than thirty years. INGROWN TOE NAIL |} How to Toughen Skin so Nail Turns Out Itself A few Gropa of “Outgre” upon the skin surrounding the ingrowing nail inflammation and pain and enn the tender, senaitive skin th the toe nail, that it can not penetrate the flesh, and the nail turns naturally outward ulmost over night “Outgro” Is a harmless antiseptic manufactured for chiropodista, How: ever, anyone can buy from the drug store a Uny bottle containing direo tons. Many rumors have been circulated about this store during the past year, which have caused a feeling of uncertainty in the minds of those to whom “Cheasty’s” was almost as much theirs as though they held shares of stock in it. This advertisement will set at rest for all time such rumors, and again revitalize, as Mr. John Perry of the P.-I. puts it, that feeling of pride that all business and professional men in Seattle and surrounding terri- tory: have had when they said: “Why, of course, I buy my clothes at ‘Cheasty’s.’ It’s a store that has become famous for standardized quality from Coast to Coast.” A Statement of Ownership The absolute control of this business is now owned by myself and Mr. Stanton Frederick. Not a share of stook is held by Eastern interests. The firm is established on-a substantial financial basis that, with the same con- tinued support of the buying public as we have had during the past three months, will evolve a “Bigger and Better Cheasty’s,” . A Pledge : 1. We shall rigidly maintain the high, exclusive quality standard set by the founder of this business, Mr. Edward C. Cheasty. , 2. While merchandise of uncertain. merit will, not be allowed in this store, yet we pledge you that our prices will always be practically as low as those asked for that mediocre class of goods. 8. We shall do everything in our power that is honest and legitimate - to build up our volume of selling so that our margin of net profit on each . sale shall be very small and our percentage of overhead expense as low as any store west of Chicago. Our very low rental charge makes such a condition possible. 4. We guarantee every article that bears the “Cheasty” label to give ag eg satisfaction, and will always allow the purchaser to be the judge in the matter. 5. The staff will consist, in the majority, of men who have been with CANADA Calis You! . . Mountain Eat rad gone from ten. to twenty-five years, and whose faith and continued Ee meee cea “a si pri oe a ee Ce 8 ily ne tai necatet ” ever, intentionally, shall even the slightest misleading statement . sch be made over the Cheasty signature. We pledge our support to the Better Canadian National Railways Business Bureau of Seattle, a leader in the Associated Ad Club’s Truth in Grand Trunk Pacific Railway Advertising Movement. CHEASTY’S FOR SEATTLE SEATTLE FOR CHEASTY’S (Signed) RAY E. BIGELOW, President and Manager J. F. McGuire 902 Second Avenue Seattle, Wash, |) here today by the publication “Soviet | of: Mythology, ghosts, fairies or other | matters of that nature unless the! $87,000 Ready for _ a City Auditorium | That a fund created by the will of | James Onborne, pioneer business | man, for the construction of a city |auSitorium here now amounts wu $87,000 was the information con veyed to the elty council Tuesday by | Mayor Caldwell, Under the terms of @the bequest, the elty must contribute | @D amount equal to that donated by | Osborne, No plans have ever been worked out for using the trust fund. \Chinese U. Students Observe Old Strike Ip observance of the national stu dente strike, which ocourred May 4, | 1920, Chinese students at the Univer. sity of Washington are abstaining from meat today, The money thus saved will be donated to the Chinese relief fund, ‘The national students’ strike was held a® @ protest against national corruption and loss of territory at the peace conference, | Thanks Orthopedic Just to show the joy that ts brought into the lives and homes of johiidren thru the work of the Chil- jdren's Orthopedic hospital, there ;comes a letter from the mother of | “Danny,” up in Rosedale, B. C. “Danny” ta two years old, | He was born with club feet. He jwas taken to the Children’s Ortho |pedic hospital at the age of 11 |montha, Kearntly he was allowed to 0 home, and now is growing up into a normal, healthy boy. Bo proud is Danny's mother that she has written a letter of gratitude to the hospital authorities. Dry Law Breakers Excuse Radicals? “When prominent citizens violate the national prohibition law and mile, they should remember that they are furnishing the 1. W. W. and other radicals with an excuse when they violate the laws for protection of .” Donald A. McDonald, | state prohibition director, told mem- bers of the Municipal league Tuesday afternoon. WASHINGTON.—Senate confirms nominations of J. B. Campbell, Spo- kan@, Wash, and E. I. Lewis, In- | @ianapolia, to interstate commerce comminsion. OLYMPIA:—Mra. Jeannette M. Sigerson, Wenatchee, appointed Member of committee to examine applicants for licenses to nurse. ed for ope-ating stil. to you at least $ 4.000000 || Alkali in Soap Bad for the Hair Soap should be used very carefully, if you want to keep your hair look- ing its best, Most soaps and prepar- ed shampoos contain too much alkali, This dries the sealp, makes the hair brittle, and ruins it, The best thing for steady ure ts Mulsified cocoanut oil shampoo which is pure and greaseless), and is better than anything else you can use. ‘ One or two teaspoonfulk of mulsi. fied will cleanse the hair and scalp |) with water and rub it in, It makes which rinses out easily, removing every particle of dust, dirt, dandruff and excessive oil, hair dries quickly and evenly, and it leave Gy sealp soft, and the hair fin silky, bright, lustrous, fluffy easy to manage. You can get Mulsified cocoanut oil shampoo at any pharmacy; it's very cheap, and a few ounces will supply every member of the family for | months. Be sure your druggist gives you Mulsified.—Advertisement, | thoroughly, Simply moisten the hair jf an abundance of rich, creamy lather, } nd | WEDNESDAY, MAY 4, 1921, A CLEARANCE SALE OF Cotton Crepe Kimonos ALL SPECIAL TO CLOSE OUT AT $2.00 Figured designs in rose, pink, Copenhagen, wistaria, gray, light-blue and lavender. Formerly priced $3.95, $4.95 and $6.50. i All grouped together for quick disposal at 2.00. —Becond Floor ON SALE FOR THURSDAY ONLY 1,100 Yards of Fine Ginghams Regular 85c Quality at 69c a Yard Finest quality domestic and imported Zephyr Ginghams. Beautiful plaids in fresh spring shades; the much-wanted checks in navy and black; and the desired plain colors. Priced special for Thursday only at 69c. —Becond Floor Aeroplane Linen 65c a Yard’ EXTRA QUALITY—EXTRA WIDTH Natural Color--8914 Inches Wide Made from the finest quality flax obtainable. Every yard has been inspected by the British gov- ernment and has measured up to the high stand- ard required for government aviation purposes. The uses to which this quality linen may be put are very numerous—for women’s and children’s wear, men’s shirts, art needlework, draperies, cur- tains and furniture coverings, and for various other purposes. —BSecond Floor - Special Price Basement Every purchase that is made by us for the Special Price Basement is at an extreme reduction from regular prices. And every garment placed on sale is much underpriced. 75 Capes, Coats and Wraps for Women and Misses PLACED ON SALE THURSDAY AT A VERY LOW PRICE $15.00 Coats of polo cloth, covert and velour. “Wraps and capes of gaberdine and serge. The majority are full silk lined; a few are semi-lined. The styles are new and smart. Colors: navy, tan, rookie, Copenhagen, green, taupe and mixtures. —Speetal Price Basement AN EXTRAORDINARY SPECIAL! 200 Unbleached . Muslin Dress Apron: Attractively Embroidered in Colors $1.50 Each Aprons of similar styles and the same quality are usually priced at $2.35 and $2.50. Effeetive styles with pretty designs of fruits, flowers and conventional designs, embroidered in fast colors on the fronts and pockets, and some have black feather-stitching outlining the edges. t The muslin is of heavy, durable quality, in the natural color. These aprons represent a most attractive value at this special price—$1.50. —Special Price Basement SPOKANE—C. M. Christoferson, N. D. Roberta arrested for operating still. EVERETT.—County dry squad of three men dropped by Sheriff W. W. West. Everything About| Cuticura Soap | Sug Naluxsdimas y Ne? TABLET S= fe RR Tomiohii Tomorrow Feel Right |2