The Seattle Star Newspaper, May 10, 1921, Page 4

Th cannot afford us fest of all ina or on a ing cur new ff 1208 Fourth Avenue ‘Be Slender tbhade w. let ye fa for You? Bair has been grown again, after , in many cases. Yours may an amenable case; but you have “Bot been using the proper relief. Kotalko brings many amazing re-|} ‘ js. Get a full box of KOTALKO any active drug store. } each day-—watch your mir- ‘for! Do a kindly act, show bald “friends this, A proof bor will be “Mailed you for 10 cents (silver or Kotalko Co., SS. FOR RHEUMATISH cs Apply When acidity and the out. [Ba mS Wrap New Babes in Old Newspapers NEW YORK, May 10.—In Poland alone there are five miles of box cars filleg with refugees, the majority of whom have not enough clothing to! cover their bodies, according to ah appeal sent out by the European Re- | newly born babies are being wrapped | in newspapers,” it says, rf Stomach Police to stomach and pain, you need someth' ‘One of the Finest.” troubled by such unruly agente a utes. E wheneyer pain only 50¢ and you cay Sent to you on FREE TRIAL THE SEATTLE Vacuum Cleaner Here is our Great Special Offer to you! We will deliver right to your door one of our superb, brand new, easy gliding and deep cleaning Eureka Vacuum Cleqners—the very latest 1921 advanced model-—-on ten days’ free cleaning trial. ough it were your own. Clean Try it in all nooks and Between Each Payment! Si Telephone Elliott 3824 charges. We bear every expense. Have the competition tn your home. We invite it Prize, the highest award for Electric Vacuum Cleaners, at the Panama-Pacific Inter national Exposition, San Francisco. The Eureka was in competition with makes, Gold Medal and Grand Prize awarded the Eureka at International Pxbibi tions, Italy, Belgium and Holland, 1920. har enjoyed the confidence of discriminating women and is today being used in every civilized country in the world. Over four hundred thousand satixfied users tentify te ita Efficiency, “The Eureka Gets the Dirt—Not the Carpet” We are going to loan you this splendid cleaner for 10 whole days. Remember, the free loan won't cost you a penny. We pay the delivery You use it for 10 days, without the slightest obligation to buy. We want you to see how it picks up thread, lint and ravelings and every speck of dust and dirt. Don’t Buy Any Vacuum Cleaner Until You Have Tried the Eureka The Pureka won the Grand 18 other For ten years the Bureka its Durability and ita Simplicity. iy offer ~ Gentlemen: Absolutely free to me, send at once the details of your great free trial your beautifully illustrated folder. Name . Offer Good Only Until Saturday, May 28th ! This great free and easy payment plan expires sharply at 6 p. m., Saturday, May 28. Only a limited number of these machines will be placed on this generous plan. You can easily understand why make this offer generally or permanently. Don’t delay until the big rush on the last day. the coupon filled out with your name and address, or write us, or telephone us and we will then lete details of this exceptional free loan offer. to this loan’ proposition—no cost to you whatever. We want you to use the Eureka our carpets and rugs with it. Try it on your furni- ners; subject it to every test you can think of. pleased with it, we will send to get the cleaner and the free trial will not you simply cannot get along without the cleaner, then you may keep it and If You Decide to Buy After the 10 Days’ Free Trial Pay the Balance in Small Easy Monthly “ Payments—30 Days a Preseat Price Guaranteed for 1921 And remember, you are\ getting the rock bottom price, and our very lat- 1921, advanced model Eureka lectric Vacuum Cleaner, the easiest kind of easy monthly payments. | Phone Elliott 3824 or Mail Coupon Today This great offer expires at 6 p. m., Saturday, May 28. Fill out this cou- and mail/it in to us at once, or telephone, or send your name and ad- Bross The minute we hear from you we will send you the full detail of this great free trial offer and special easy pay- ment plan. We will also send you our beautiful illustrated folder describ- DON'T PUT THIS OFF A MINUTE | SEND THE COUPON, WRITE AT ONCE, OR TELEPHONE OUR STORE POOLE ELECTRIC COMPANY 404 Union Street rah CEERELESTISIPY —_; FREE COUPON OFFER Poole Electric Company 1208 Fourth Avenue and easy payment plan, and also council. “In many places the | to him, Arrest Indigestion | ‘as fermentation | other things start # furs in your | [E double you up with |[E trouble and stra For this purpose Bb If you ar gestion, dyspepsia, fo gist and get a pi tablets, the littte p arrestethe trouble in f Take 3 4 after eating or They cost have your is felt. It May Have Been - Affection With Him WHITE PLAINS, N. The charge that Edward Tymeson | wore the aame overcoat for 20 years | ia being used awn evidence of ec centricity by nine relatives who # to break his will. about our Apple Pie is a good deal more important than ours —we make it to muit you — not ourselves, And from what we hear It’s meeting the demands of the most discriminating Pie Epicures in the city. Try it today at one of these big Boldt Restaurante— 913 Second, near Madison 1414 Third, near Pike » May 10— He left an estate of $250,000 to two women not related | fF the night. and dragged her back If Wife Runs Away, Drag Her Home NEW YORK, May 10—A wife's place at nig is in her home, by her husband, Magistrate Mancuso ruled | Jane Capsulto had her husband haled to court on a charge of disorderly conduct. He went to her mother's home, where she had gone to stay to her own home. The Judge maid the husband did right, and that a | wife “has no right to go away for the night. His action was perfectly justified.” Mice Eating Matches "ela Cause Fire in Hotel PRESTON, Eng, May 10.—Mice nibbling at matches In the bar of the Victoria hotel caused a destruttive fire. The guests excaped in their | nightelothes, but two.servants were severely burned. U ‘MOTOR TRUCKS A-1 Condition 2-TON FEDERAL $1,600 Mack-International MotorTruck Corporation 1000 Pike St, Elliott 1101 Ask for Mr. Rossbach STAR WHOLE TOURIST | | FUND IN DANGER, Oregon’s No Good Unless || Our Quota’s Fully Raised With only about $10,000 remaining | to be raised to complete Washing: | ton’s $37,600 quota of the tourist | fund, Attorney General Van Winkle of Oregon ruled Monday that untews | the sum i# raised an equal amount | appropriated by the last Oregon login: | lature will not be available Because of the ruling, extra ef-|[) forte are betng made by the Pacific | Northwest Tourist association to ob-| J) tain additional contributions locally ‘to bring summer travelers to this sec tion, An appropriation for the work made by the last Washington legis lature, was vetoed by Gov, Hart, NATURAL HISTORY EXPERTS BAFFLED NEW YORK, May 10.—IFint- bush bas another mystery on ite hands. Thin time ft is the name of « peculiar looking animal killed by bullets from the revolvers of Patroimen James Kenny and George Bosch, The animal bas |) the appearance of a beaver with & hairless tail, but long, brownish binek hair on its back makes It resemble a porcupine. Its feet are webbed like a duck’s The strange animal was first seen on Newark ave by a woman Sunday afternoon. rotheone had dropped a muff, she || stooped to = up, but made a hasty retreat Yhen It showed ita white tusks ang snapped at her Patrolman Kelly obtained a roap box, with which he corraled the animal. Deciding ft would be better to take it to the station house dead than alive, with the |) |] aid of Policeman Bosch be pried off a slat of the box. Then they stuck the muxdes of their revoly ere into the box and fired several | | shots. When the box was lifted ft was meen that the animal was dead Althe viewed by hundreds of per sons yesterday, no one was able to clansify the animal. | | Liquor Caused Fatal Strug- | gle in House | SAN FRANCISCO, May = 16-— tion which made the change of Dr. Jeky! and Mr. Hyde for William FE. discharged ting to testimony at the coroner's in- | quest into the cause of his death, he was a quict, home loving man, por senned of sufficient money to keep |the wolf away and known for his donations to worthy causes. But last week he was drinking and uray night found him « burglar, ppling with Louls Ro Ardouin, | mpic club man and wrestler. In/ death i | | Mra W. J. Finke, Andevson's atep. | daughter, and William D. Geddes of | [the American League of British war | | veterans, were the witnesses who | told the story of Anderson's life, | Ardouin was exonerated from {diame in connection with the veter- jan's death. | poate BUY YOUR ARMY GooDs broom Camp Lewis Wireless Surplus Army *upplice RETAIL DEFT. 004 Third Ave. Wholesale Dept. 84 University st. |] 10400 U. & Army Wool Shirts | 82.25 to 82.96 2. on Khaki Breeches . nvas and Wrapped price of tenia ve large stock rmy Tents, all sizes, | lenses and case, including thorough examination of your eyes by REGIS. TERED GRADUATE OP. TOMETRIST, complete for $5.00. EYES EXAMINED OPTICAL CO. 1514 WESTLAKE AVE. Between Pike and Pine Sts. BY N. Y. ANIMAL ||]! | Smart New Styles—High Grade Materials Thinking |} | Group No. 2--$34.00 EXONERATE MAN | IN DEATH CASE | \the struggle Ardouin choked him to |) |aress and demeanor are often allur SECOND AVENUE AND UNIVERSITY STREET * WEDNESDAY WE WILL PLACE On Special Sale DINIESSIES IN TWO SPECIAL SALE LOTS Handsome Silk and Cloth Dresses | At Astonishing Reductions for a Sweeping Two-day Disposal Wednesday and Thursday Extraordinary Values Group No. 1-$28.00 Taffeta, serge, satin and georgette frocks in a vari- ety of clever styles and colors. There are brown, tan, navy and gray dresses of appropriate modes for street, afternoon and dinner wear; and dainty figured georg- ette in the light tints for dancing and informal party wear. Greatly underpriced at $28.00. Crepe de chine, tricotine, taffeta and satin dresses. Distinctive styles in navy, brown, tan, gray and black with effective trimming touches of contrasting colors in hand embroidery, novelty braidings, striking yarn embroidery, frills and sashes. Extraordinary values at Liquor was named today as the po | Woman Wins Hono . ye oe a ae a Fashion in Women’s | Training Coming ess Hit by Bishop Belgian Farmers at Oxford Coll LIVERPOOL, May 10.—"Women's BRUSSELS, May 10.—A number LONDON, May 10.—Miss of woll-bred animals have been pre-|Daymond is the first woman to sented to the school farm of the/the degree of doctor of music at Belgian Orphan Fund by the Agri-|ford. She is a member of the st cultural Relief of Allies’ committee. |of the Royal College of Music. ing and often stimulate to tempta tion,” the Bishop of Liverpool de- clared. “We cannot look on the dress of some of our women without fear | fouled and scorned and belittled worse is the prevalence of di Soon we will be located at 1427 Fifth Ave., near Pike St., but | before we move we want to reduce our stocks and add a few REAL PAINLESS hundred new customers to our list; therefore— DENTISTS}}- Boys’ Suits $10! and state.” Oregon cassimeres and fancy mixtures reduced from $12.50, Blue Serge Suits $12 reduced from $18.50. These serges are all-wool and Indigo blue and well made. | | | In order to introduce our new (whalebone) plate, which is the lightest and strongest plate known, does not cover the roof of the mouth; you can bi cob; guaranteed 16 y Your Choice at $15 Take your pick of any boy's knickerbocker suit in our stock for $15.00, Some of these origi nally were priced at $25.00, You will find some wonderful suits to choose from. AN work mua Have impressions taken in the morning and get teeth same day. Examination and advice free. Call and Sce Samples of Our Plate and Bridge Work. We Stand the Most of our present patronage is recommended by our early custo- mers, whose work is still giving good satisfaction. Ask our cus-/ fomers, who have tested our work, Account One price, cash or charge Open a Charge day Test of Time. You need not pay all in 30 HATS, SHOES AND FURNISHINGS When coming to our office, be sure q you are in the, cient place, Bring Between Seneca and Spring Sts, 207, UNIVERSITY ST, Opposite Frascr-Patersen Co,