The Seattle Star Newspaper, May 5, 1921, Page 4

BUT 5SPOT | 24 Seattle Men Will Testity > That It Buys No Sur- » cease From Woe you have ever played the China ery, you'll know that if you catch pot, you make a big cleaning. ‘your ticket. are told of poor shop girts| gentlemen friends to play & for them, and who retired. , because they got a nine on Other stories are numerous a Alaskans who tramped and yaght back nothing but stories of nocks. They came South and the lottery, caught nine-spots Went home telling of the gold they had found The Treadwel] mine was discow By Do less than 24,526 men tn way. you catch an eight an." maybe. With a seven ou could perbaps buy an auto, had enough money up. A six) Might bring you the price of a/ shoes. & five-spot—well, 44 mea who Lee Sing’s lottery can answer five-spots tm Police, John 3B. Gorden’s court ledmesday afternoon and the city of | is $120 richer. Lee Sing him eit pad a “century.” d Eustace Percy Wins Bye Election RASTINGS, Ensiand, May 6.—) today. He @n attache at the Wash _ The bye election was necemitated ‘the automatic unseating of Laur | Lyon, a Canadian by birth, who edjudicated bankrupt. )* You : oS wont be vappy if you lose tt 9 . . . Wear Thin Waists | or Sleeveless Dresses || @eauty Topics) ; the ald of a delatone paste, {8 an easy matter for any woman Attacked from GRACIOUS! SCANDAL IN THE OFFICE OF PROHIBITION CHIEF Sylvester A. Moore, federal prohibition inapector, wae ao cused today of using @ atin, After reviewing the evidence against Moore, Prohiiftion Dt rector MoDonald deoided that he would not prem the charges for the present. Moore admitted thet he used the still, but stated that he was not worrying any, He ts using tt a» @ contatner for the office ball of string. !Oh, Hear the Band! Concerts Planned Preliminary plans for band con- certs at the parks and bathing on the amount you placed) peaches this summer were under way Wednesday, when the board of park commiasioners resolved to ask the city counefl for an apprepriation of $10,000 to finance the music pre gram, the Far North ant} Chapman Temporary Park Superintendent Ronald BE, Chapman, garden super: visor for the Seattle public schools was elected temporary superintend ent of parks by the boant of park commissioners Wednesday, Chapman succeeds J. W. Thompson, who was you do}dismined from the service on well, Make enohch to buy |charges of tncompetency March 1 Libel action can be taken te ap fense of the reputations of the dead in France, Japan apd some of the United States BUTLER DRUG C0. Few as Good—None Better Specials for Friday and Saturday the Insid +) 'New Capitol Hill Car Artery Planned | GCendemnation of the property to be used in the Olive way extension was commenced by the city Waines day, Plana approved by the council can for the from the Intersection of Oltve st. and Bellevue ava to the intersection of John st. and Retmont ave. N. The purpowe ts to furnish a direct route from downtown to the Capitot hill and Broadway distriota, extension of Oftve way wort Children: THE SEATTLE STAR : é ” School Kids Give All N. W. “Wants In . Eggs to Orthopedic|on Wayf. Kiddies at the Children's Orthope entire Northwert Inter dio hospital wrote « letter of thanks Wednesday to the pupils of the Long fellow school for 82 dozen eggs which the school gave to the hoxpttal, FUNERAL SERVICKS for Mra. Mary Brennan Inkster, fra, leader, who died last week, held Wednesday at St. James cathedral, Burial was in Calvary, Rheumatism Symptoms in Bo-called growing pains wil rapid pulse’ action. With ented tn the production of “The Way farer,” the passion pageant to be pre nonted hera, it In expected that the) 4,000 volunteer wingers will eaxtly be secured, according to Edgar L. Web- ster, general manager of the produc tion, REAL PAINLESS DENTISTS former suf sed coralyour your liver don’t work Gah sas 4 effectual pn 5 ei tasle Lives or “Tor Shevinatiem fam: | 189 srtageweris °<2:2c.cecrmes Pible tod: ane, peuritia, ° sad your Srevenie ‘teourrent ettecks trouble will a “ of these disensep headache and blotchy ski DRUG sTORES 2sn,— In All Parte of the (ity ‘end Bridge Wert, We Stand Sherman Bed Epi A good Player Piano _ for your home—now! QHERMAN, CLAY & CO, now have a stock of excellent which there is almost certain to suited to YouR needs and purse, You should have it in your home Now... A joy deferred is distinctly a joy half wasted. Come in now and discuss with us an ex =e change of your old instrument, or a conven- and tat ‘This de Begin now to realize the pleasure of having Sent when retring un savegh © a piano that you, and every one in your Sees Wea On Gan faniy, cmp Seat Sess three or feur more epptications will Third Avenue at Pine SBATTLE ay & Go. the Test of Tima, en ori iF offics, au EE are in the right placa Bring bie od with you OHIO sists: y completety dissotve and entirely de stroy single sign and trace of much that THE MAN WHO GAMBLES - WITH HIS HEALTH— Is the Worst Kind of Gambler The end of the money gambler be financial ruin—the end of dhs heath gunblor saay be Geach ead financial suicide as well. ITS A FAR GREA’ THE N WHO GAMBLES WITH HIS MONEY. from oc any gop eed yt Siete on the shake e + gambling with your HEALTH YOUR 1 mat | pS Pe Banat Your vitality and powers of resistance in a condition to become an EASY PR! SANDS OR DISRASR GERMS that that you inhale; that flost ta the dust today tas as the man whe sits ot the gaming table -down,” “I'm nerve “1 get all tired- hope I'll all right out come the dice perhaps ‘and put more rich, red blood into our veins; but now it ts too late matism, tuberculosis, or to keep plenty of Heh, red blood in your veing and tak have the ‘sical hers | meade to fight the millioos of disease germs that would take your life. | teeth nor di within you those myster- | ost! sien you can ne erful’‘ant}-bodies’'that mature | or have pains scross the bac! as such @ serious menece to the welfare of human most severe laws, yet THE MAN WHO Siimeure WITH R CRIME AGAINST HI: THAN Dervous, ree-dows condition YOU aod perhaps even YOUR LIPB, ere below par and PF ho chevest ony of a ‘Hi easily longer do your day's | ing: ‘work without being all fagged out at night; for the letters N. k and Le Atal lets, in Over 4,000,000 deadty |wOrATRD TRON Te wit) note isturh the mati Always inei ev uine orgenic trea ~ NUX. oT ot ATED IRON, every tablet. « WE NEED THE MONEY! Do You Need Blouses? If So, We Can Prove to You That You TURSDAY, ‘Y 4 a Can Buy Them Here Cheaper Than Any Place in America 15,000 $ BLOUSES 2.95 Mostly in Over-Blouse Models All the Newest Summer Styles All the Newest Summer Colors All the Newest Summer Materials Styles Colors Tie-Ons White—Flesh Basques Navy—Brown Regula ge —Zinc—O: ne riole in ong — Honeydew—Gold quarter and short § Harding Blue leeves Tomato Continuing throughout the month of May—un- less this stock is exhaust- ed, we will keep these new summer blouses on sale at $2.95 | We absolutely guarantee every waist to be perfect. None dam- aged—none soiled—no seconds. ——— Store Open From | 9:30 to 6 Notice to Out-of-Town | Merchants If you want to replenish your stock with a few dozen up-to-the-minute Blouses, this is your opportunity, as we are selling these blouses for less than you can buy them from the manufacturers. Notice to Purchasers Becaus? of the low price asked for these blouses we will be unable to make exchanges or refunds on any purchases, We are pleased to fit all of our blouses before purchase is made to avoid size mis- takes, No blouses held without deposit. Whenever possible we urge you to shop in the mornings, so you may avoid the after- noon jam. MARKET BLOUSE SHOP 107 Pike Street Between First and Second Avenues Materials Georgette Mignonette Tricolette “Chine. Pongee Velvet