The Seattle Star Newspaper, May 6, 1921, Page 3

MAY 6, 1921. THE SEATTLE STAR PAGE 3 PAIRS, 10 YEARS COTTON CROP) THE GROTE-RANKIN CO nll ; 40 Doubles, 60 Repeats Growers’ Pledge to Stick by ee : ; f Tid 8 P Pike Street and Fifth Avenue SECOND NEAR SENECA aan Psa Among Justice’s Record Bes State Markets LAST TIMES TONIGHT MUSKOGER, Okla, May ¢ : “WHAT’S WORTH WHILE?” FAREWELL TIMES TONIGHT oist Sos Gertaashine puctortes in‘! jal’? A the recor: tw G. (Mar-| very Saturday—the funniest thing in recent WALLACE REID The Love Special ae Sie cots ea weeks—a Paramount photocomedy! Prncer en Bh ll opal HE TAKES ON Saturday brings a fast moving ee po pi ne | comedy-drama of mystery, Hort o weal bankers Indoree It and the American thrills, fights, loéve and regen- se teienredin aieien “|e ‘ @ and sold on eration! ' ¢, nothing the best marke | ° °|Man Is Henpecked A 4" vibe: 3 eve . | Paramount ‘ SS eee walle iF Into Hospital Ward ve o learn mag ins apg the t ten years ago April 1 Judge) pita) by a ota A and LILA LEE The advantages of the exclusive HAS MARRIED ' that pl features built into the MANY NATIONA Sess saee!-=2] MONARCH Only Crime sxysDeiectve| Malleable Range are augmented by the appeal of its attractive appearance and its very moderate price. ‘ The Monarch has long been recog- et nized as the best kitchen equipment — —hbest from the standpoint of con- Ability without agility doesn't win. th e declaring | AbBlty without s struction—as the most economical— 44 99 : | : — | as the most efficient range for the * i en living | modern home. wien attics ta mf mth | With these truths established, it is only nat y her t aeco-| |) ural that the prudent housewife should select a Monarch Malleable Range. The absorbing story of a man EYTING : A small payment down puts a Mon- and a girl entangled in a maze ) bigees arca in your home. “ “THE DOLLAR A of big business crookedness and mn in making the 9 oikn | } —_ | Small weekly or monthly payments love—s-sh, they are crooks them- a ony, even If they have Pun | || quickly pay for it. R MAN ‘ arry another 10,000, f ne | | Drops Flask; Sends Judge sas no. at fot, Violets; Returned) § 5 For his Uncle Samuel he works twelve t " ; NEW YC May 6—A silver! (in cht a months for a dollar! JENSEN & VON HERBERG NEWS oping y ths lp of a: wesaes pactsesr frota eal When you see what he does you'll want oe . upper box in the Lyric theatre. It ats ’ r. W. C. A. juni ife-savers 1 4 “I want the bridegroom to pay me was full of something. The owner Sam locked up for extravagance! Y A. junior life-savers at work. ciigumniasta femine. hae rost, We made thquiited “und Testing tine, bee —e — Track meet for all-city high school fresh- ls getting @ good woman for his wife bed Your hurt, sent the Indy his card, his apolo- men and sophomores. and he.ought to start out by spend i gies and a bunch of violets. ‘He got STRAND ORCHESTRA ¥ vee ing @ little money on her,” hi the flask back with the contents in-| ¥ Sit wore 8s Tulip Festival at Bellingham. Judge Miller himself is m . tact. Under S. K. WINELAND nd has @ son he state legisla we Quick 3 Liquor worth $170,000 is seized by U. S. itara,. ree ae O-Gdar fea ase Fo ployee get Polish customs men at Blaine, Washington's bor- anon | dress nowadays unless he is an ath-! MR. FREDERICK C. FERINGER on the Organ der city. Bury Face in Cat : Jete Aurora (ill) Beacon News, — — Knights Templar parade in Seattle at i re Ache nig es PAVI conclusion of Grand Council. pain to Ca skins in pro: | “GYPSY LO SONG” Dogdom on display at Seattle's latest dog fusion hav peared in the Paris} . » chemists’ # “We sell them,”| IN COSTUME | show. said a chemist, “for faceache. You| bury your face in the soft fur, and the soothing effect is quickly felt.” Guard Your No reason to complain longer about the price of clothing. At Shafer Child’s Eyes— Bros., where the volume of business permits buying on current markets, .' prices on the newest spring clothing and furnishings are down to the good It May Mean His old pre-war basis. Buy at Shafer’s, where you have the double advantage Future. Good of greater selection at lower prices. Eyesight Insures Better Health. 4 . After 10 years on Third Avenue in practically the same location, — ii Men S Suits HATS | we find conditions have changed, which necessitates our move to | , : what seems to us to be a better location for years to come. After || Come in Any Day for an At this pre-war price $4.95 this removal sale is over we will be located at 1427 Fifth Avenue— - Examination select a spring suit of fi lecti f between Pike and Union Streets. newest pattern and Se ates nea ; | e | styte for business |"¢W, blocks, formerly MEN’S AND YOUNG MEN’S SUITS wear. priced up to $7.50. MEN’S and YOUNG MEN’S SUITS have all been repriced to § YERSOL i i i $ meet present day conditions and make a good clearance before we | e. oo ne rang lehvaruegweste z 7.50 se OPTICAL CO. est wool fabrics are | jn ae nea ei! Ree LOT NO. 1—THIRTY SUITS AT $15 & $18.50 sal {offered cep aed es r shades. LOT NO. 1 consists of thirty suits, mostly small sizes, which have CHAS. SEXTON, Mer. ne been reduced to $15 and $18.50. Small men and young men can save Thi $10 to $20 on these. = 1404 ird Ave. fa 1 Vote wears athena Special Reductions on All Shoes LOT NO. 2 of Men’s and Young Me Suits at $25.00, consists of higher grade material, made up in a va y of the latest and best styles. This lot has been reduced until profits are no longer visible. | Arrow Boys’ Suits OREGON CASSIMERE SUITS $30.00 a va oe Leathe Two Pairs of Trousers With Each Suit ae ad , Z sondition, be careful what you ° LOT NO. 3 includes our famous Oregon Cassimere Men’s Suits at wash it with, irts Fine suits in new spring mix- $30.00. You who have bought these heavy weight Western-made | Most soaps and prepared sham: 12.8 tures and staple colors. Two Tadhy thins ta during the past ten vill appreciate these values, |poos contain too much alkali. This Many new patterns in the Y ‘ | : : ‘alUes, drien the scalp, es the hair b ractive li pairs of trousers are included at this price. which are now back to pre-war p did sell for Sie Wei erat? ertaitie attractive light color- P nd is very harmful. Mulsified ibe, ae th y .00. Better get yours now for $% nut ol! shampoo (which is pure ings. Shirts that fit F y ? * : . disuty inuadelends, ta ein bas well and wear well. M. t Other suits for Men and Young Men, including Michaels-Stern thea avd thing else On ead eo oun en Ss ul S “Union Made” value-first clothes, at $35, $40, $45 and : for shampooing, a6 this can't pos 1 85 $24 8 Smartly tailored suits for the “DRESS WELL—NEVER MISS THE MONEY | gunpiy. moisten your hair with e : ° young man who dresses well. OPEN A CHARGE ACCOUNT WITH US {water and rub it in, One or two Fine selection of new spring fabrics. ls of Mulsified will make » of TMNT CELTS ERT RUEENEDT POTTER 024d 28 AE RE INS SD <7 uny lather, HATS, SHOES AND FURNISHINGS : cleanses the 1 scalp thor E = “=|| | SHAFER BROS. | Trouser MIE! LYS Coats and hair drien quickly "and it ee. | Ov ate Pe eee Suits and sil right, futty $10.00 Up to Dresses bees Maabince eet rend . Seattle’s Largest Clothiers E $15.00 1113 Third Ave. One-Third Off nip e actew cones te First and University Second and University (= “Between Seneca and Spring Streets enous < a oe ae $$ for months, Be sure your drug «int ives you Mulsitied—Advertiao. | FAIMTM Mi TMi: a men