The Seattle Star Newspaper, May 12, 1921, Page 5

THURSDAY MAY 12, 1921 TH FATTLE STAR GAME POSTPONED Swett DAY FOR THE BALL GAME, GUESS PLY go! ey Genthiee Bros. Furniture Co., Inc. : ‘The House of Service and Accommodation yOu BousnT ME,NOW -| DONT You use r| ME? YouRE UNTRUE TO me! TOWELS any of TIME | Selling on Friday only, as long as they last, tp eo | BATH AND HUCK TOWELS at prices that will ou ‘t } move them with a rush; so shop early and avoid TELLTEM ABOUT, the crowd. Note the quantity and prices: Bath Towels, 21x44 (extra goqd quality), each. 75¢ Bath Towels, 28x46, excellent grade, each..... 45¢ Bath Towels, 16x30, good quality, each........30¢ Fancy Bath Towels, values up to $2.10; slightly GM 9. 0in Vent seus es ote ters veevecabs S5¢ (Only 31 in this lot; only two to a customer.) Fancy Colored Bath Mats (15 only), each. ..$1.50 200 yards Manchester Toweling, per yard.....15¢ 25 dozen 18x36 special finish Huck Towels, ea. 15¢ (Not more than 24 to a customer.) 10 dozen 15x31 good quality Huck Towels, ea. .12¢ (Not more than 24 to a customer.) fo] 72 dozen 18x34 satin finish, plain white Huck [fet aka wie BOTY ASKS CAR MAN DES FROM_ NO ROOM FOR 45 dozen 18x34 satin finish, red border Huck | WN, GR nS ees 6 Sas hc Cee ted 20¢ SUIT BE ENDED GAS; SUICIDE? LAW-BREAKERS 5 dozen 18x36 sai Bs — border Huck Towels, each . F 0¢ Dismissed Hotel der of Veterans | | Because they have not brought in| Coroner W, If. Corson was trying,| The man who has fought In the Puget Sound Light @ Power Co,| T>ureday, to find relatives of Chas. the trenches or on the battlefield Newman, 49, laborer, who was found | Ae co-defendants, as was ordered BY | f.05 from asphyxiation in a room in|! the man who really knows and | Judge J. T. Ronald, the city of Seat: | the Cascade hotel, 916 Howell et. | @esires peace.” tle Wednesday: asked that the sult Wednesday night This was the declaration of Rob- } of the 14 taxpayers be dieminved. | Newman apparently had commit:| ert G. Woodside, national com-|]) " The taxpayers brought sult against ted suicide mander of the Vettonns of Foreign RMSE New Phone—Elliott 4910 WESHIMUINMES) ics essen wee eeecrat tant “Poliaiten broke tnte the room ate | ander of the Veterans of orien . | from inroads by the municipal rail er tenants had noticed the smell of the Avene Wadiastay night by ex-{f} | way. Judge Ronald ruled that the gas. They = the deadly fuid | service men of Seattle | | FIRST AND SPRING against the Stone & Webster inter-| All openings in the room had been | ¢,, those who come re and will Now 20c Dozen ‘Traasicat Rat: eats ag co-defendants. stuffed with old rags. No money was) not obey our laws,” Woodside de At HOYT'S, Fourth sarap og ol aia 2 Ee found in the room. Newman left 0) cia red, > eo eee Sinteo abs, on according te the investiga | note. Ho had been living at the had | The big ‘guthering followed a and Pike |] 200 Ontette eee cere out, || tors, in where the brew is—New York | tel for two years, The body Is at the parade of more than 7,000 march ‘Tribune county morgue, erm. Veterans of every war in ‘Wants “Taxpayer” Action) 'Laborer’s Body ‘1s Found in| So Says National Comman- | |{/-—-— ON mete eran Ise pe Rhodes Co, ecb nomepre signer HOUR SALES 100 cotton kimonos from No mail, telephone or C. O. D. orders take reduced for thi effect a quick cle They are dixplaye black and blue patterr and in sizes 36, 28 and dive, and the right to limit quantities is rese WOMEN’S GLOVES— WOMEN'S UN 40. Por this 50 pairs of chamoisette SUITS—100 cotton For a quick cleanup hour—each san Include broken Union sults in low neck, ale the Men's Section lines end mended gloves “Hort and no sleeve, will offer 20 sweaters Be in twoclasp and strap UkbUKnC® styles. Sizes eeveral color combing: wrist styles, Bizes 5% 4 % 42% but not cach tions. Sizes 26, 38 and to 8. but not each aizo M6 In eyery style, For- 40, but not each size In ] eee in every style or color, Mery Te and $1.00. every color, Formerly 6 r this hour-- Formerly $1.00, 1.26 Yor this hour 50c $10.00, $12.50 and $15.00. a $1 50 and $1.75. Yor @ suit... For this $4 95 yard . this hour—pair BIC raviwe—as0 yards ot oUr—each . HUCK TOWELS huck , towels, wiz 1 BED SHEE TS—200 ing in several plai inche n white with hemmed sheet ime orn. Formerly red border Pormerly x00 Forme The for Yor this hour, to I T tathiuneiod Hats | Friday, 75¢c Second Moor HE Millinery Section has grouped for a quick cleanup a broken line of untrimmed hats which consists of a wide style assortment. The collection includes sailors, mushnooms, turbans, poke bonnets and tam effects in colors of sand, black, brown, red and purple. Formerly $1.95, $2.50 and a few at $3.95. Choice F bist at 75e¢. 2to3 3to4 RIBBONS—300 yards of Sinch flowered hair VOGUE HAIR NETS— GIRLS’ COATS—An bow ribbons. Formerly 26. For this hour—a yard... Reh see 15¢ Large eize hair nets ize 18x50 Inches. Formerly 25c 19 the Notion Section, For this hour—each c DRAPERIES—Short lengths of three to six a dozen. For this hour 18. These were former- yards in serima, voile ettes, nets and A Dozen, $1.15 ly marked to sell at Yor this hour $6.50, $7.50, $9.95, $11.50 MEN'S CAPE GI VEILING—100 yards of fancy silk mesh veil +50 pairs of broken lines, quced. During thishour jf n line, consixting of taupe, brown, some slightly soiled navy and black Fommerly $1.00 and up to meriy $2.50 and $3.59. For a quick disposal. Choice 3.25. baa! this hour— 65c ne pees SF 10 to 11 11 to 12 1to2 o 36-inch cotton serge lin- WOVEN RUGS—Size and fringe shapes, displayed from our regular stock DRESSER SCARFS— 36 hemstitched scarfs, in all colors. On sale in includes sizes 1 to © Floor Rear. Formerly $1.50 sizes 14, 15, 16, 17 and PAGE 5S n on Friday Hour Sale merchant rved. ION MEN'S SWEATERS— n col. 25x50 Inches, in assort $1.00. ed colors, for bath and close bedrooms. Formerly ‘White Kid Gloves WO -CLASP styles, pique sewn, with Paris point stitching, in a broken line of sizes. Pair $1.49 4to5 in cap assortment of 50 coats Main years; also a few in VES and $14.50, and then re For. we have priced them for 00 ....... $2.95, SERS Seeeeeeeeees pence, thls country has enraced tor! Armed Squads Patrol | of march. 6 | First and Second aves. were fn | gala attire in honor of the event, uine $5.00 Gillette Razors Thursday morning, a reception | was held in the Armory for visitlhg |!" | the state, who are here to attend the organization of a separate de- [partment of the organization in | Washington. pi | Commander Woodside In all his efforts bere is emphasising the doubleedge blades. Positively — last chance to get a Gil- lette at the low price of..... (genuine) in. stock is being of- fered you at a price lower than 2 | 98 ever. Complete with 12 Gillette e rious veteraps’ ansociations. in, and fireworks and bombs added to cs levy Re omyege th “Bloat ; i | fi ward today to prevent further ow Every $5.00 Gillette Razor | the stirring effect. ward teday. te prevent. further ‘oat | delegations from other parts of} PAndrea, “Little Ataly” chieftain. ‘The last meeting of the elty-com- with bullets in front of his home, was reported slowly dying at a hos | value of harmony among the va-| masters appointed in State of Wash-|J. B. CITY COUNCIL NOT SNOBBISH, BUT IT IS ALL STUCK UP WHEELING, W. Va, May 12. —Mpjasses will hereafter be list- 4 as a weapon in Wililamson. ‘Bloody Nineteenth” CHICAGO, May 12. — Shotgun/ “Bloody 19th” the shooting gesterday of ‘Tony | ' D'Andrea, whosd body was riddied'] | tion had to be postponed be- cause some trreverent citizen had emeared molassés on the chairs of |] the city fathers, | tal today. | | WASHINGTON.—Following _ post-| Fred xton: Jense H. Rogers, Taholah; Asotin. A department operated for your convenience. All the advantages of MAIL metropolitan shopping with the bother ORDERS left out. Send us your order tgday. Postage paid to any part of h- ington. Specials for Friday and Saturday 50c Phillips’ Milk of Magnesia in baby’s milk pre- vents milk souring or tough curds; special... .36¢ 50c California Syrup of 50c Mulford’s Granular PIONEER DOPE PEDDLER HELD: Ling Fat, alias Eddie Hue, sald to \have been the first dope peddier to | operate in Seattle, waa in the hands f federal authorities Thursday, aft r hin arrest Wednesday by White | Cross agents and Patroimen N. P. | Anderson and R. F. Baerman. Fat is alleged to have sold dope to & White Cross agent in the Milwau- —the autographic Tecord remembers for you—when you KODAK AS YOU GO Figs; cleanses the Effervescent Sodium | c fe convenien: located kee hotel, 6? King st. He has been a yer way.” toy ort a a pla ‘rhe system’ oe . .36¢ Phosphate ; special .38¢ convicted ot thts offense three timer wnat te neon 7 i, ; ‘ | His arrest Wednesday was his fifth 70c Sal Hepatica: laxa- 15e Chieftain Chlorinated ait chatee plenty of filme—fresh films, like you get at Bee aad” dicpetant: _ Lime; special ....11¢ sages sere Pecoaaee special .. 43¢. Glyco Thymoline, an Japan Prince Is effective antiseptic; BATH CAPS 25e Woodbury's Soap: medium slag, ope. Kind to Hungry | ese e peal y beneficial to the skin; cial +] 4l¢ LONDON, May 12.-Crown Prince | ‘ou’ doing yourself a grea’ vor by get- Ms GAA Albeit * oe i ft Ji tod: gested 3Qc ting your cap at one of our stores. The many 75¢ special ........-..-17¢ 50¢ Nujol; a reliable Vil caialion atte quate tener tabla styles, the pleasing colors and the quality of 85c 60c Murine; for weak treatment’ for consti- honor at Buckingham palace sched- materi are Stine 6f the teducqments, eyes; special...... 39¢ ~— pation; special....38¢ Pare cen veeaih ae teeta OTHERS AT $1.00 TO $2.25 Government Tax Only Where Necessary | to stage so showy and expensive a |function when thousands of persons were enduring privations due to the coal strike. Listerine No akin can retain its The Sefe youthful appearance if Antiseptic not given proper care. After the outing or on * You Should Use It other trips your skin Every Day needs & soothing cream. some of which aré listed here: |France to Raise Loan by Lottery PARIS, May 12.—One of the pro} ects earnestly considered for raising the new domestic loan of 40 billion | france next fall will be a lottery |plan calling for bonds drawing 6% jper cent, with an annual drawing for big. prizes. { Preserven the teeth and keeps the gume healthy. An agreo- ble lotion after Prevents VANCOUVER, Wash—Mr. C.F Bennett, employed as clerk by her husband, School superintendent, is excepted in general cut of $10 per month in salaries of court house mployes. T oday in Congress SENATE Septol Cold Cream, 4-on. jar.. Bartell Cold Cream, %-!b. jar. Lorraine Cold Cream, 2-02. bor %-lb. t and wounds and promotes their rap- id healing. Prices Ie, 23e, 45e and 79 Almond Cold Cream, 2-02 jar. Rone Cold Cream, 2-02. jar.. Garden Court Cold Cream Orange Flower Cold Cream, 2-oz. jar Larzuria Cold Cream, tubes: Pompeian Cold Cream, 2-02. jar, 45e1 A. D. & Cold Cream, jar....,. 350, Be Nyolitis Cold Cream, 1%-o7. jar, 255 wxor Get a Knickerbocker Bathe in Clean Running Water Thin tie Marvelous Cold Cream (tubes). . 280 > te on naval appropriation bill 2%-oz. jar, Mey 8-02, $100; 1 7% 40e man® A Knickerbécker enables you to bathe ation obeninities continacs Ponts Extract Cold cone as or “ in the only realiy sanitary way—with on welfare bill 1% -o7. ‘ ‘aoe Menne “Geality” fresh, clean, running water, at any desired ee inanee cocsaition tebuey eons. mage, & hep ay Hed Bice Pace Powder—the kind that stays; temperature, transmitted through numer- |] Biair, nominated for internal revenue and es oo all shades.......... 50¢ and 75¢ ous hollow subber teeth, which give you comminsioner. Woodbury’s Cold Cream, tube 2be ve nda oe . shampoo, shower, massage end rub down |] Interstate commerce committees to Luxor Cold Cream, 314-07. jar. ie Rouge—the shade that fits more a pa gm J || continue radiroad inquiry. Mavis Cola Me complexions; our largest seller ‘ail in one | oa Mary Garden the GOP cccedcccccncescstecicccoee 50¢ Each epray equipped with all essentials | Judiciary o ittoe begins hear- Williams’ Cold Cream, ie Certified Witeh Hazel and Almond for summer bathing. A cool shower is in+ ings on bp heresy Prohibition en- Satin Skin Cold Cream, jar. Bie Cream; Aclightful and soothing vigorating and healthful. Numerous styles i) eae “ecinihese eat. than Aubry Sisters Cold Cream, jar -OBe after your outing............50¢ at prices mentioned above, mony of Judge John W. Westcott, of New Jerroy, and James §. Roming of Philadelphia. House and senate education com mittees ler department of pub- He re bill committee considers bit! re ing house membership. ate commerce 8——-BARTELL DRUG STORES—8 ap Inter mittee continues hearings on Kellogg cable Store No, 1 | Store No. 2 | Store No, 3 | Store No.4 | Store No. 5 | Store No. 6 | Store No.7 | Store No. 8 1908 610 First Ave. | Cor. Ballard} Second 600 Fifth First wiNaval aftaire committee considers Boren Second at Ave, and 224} and Pine and and Pe Maas | CONT actie $8 tp Ave. Till to create Alaskan development board before territories committee, Patenia comimittes considers ror: ranization of patent office. Ave. Pike St. Ave. N. W. Union St. Pike Yesler OURS SRR eee eee 4 TWO ITEMS THAT ARE TWO SP Beautiful assortment of Choice Each Equip yours All clear crystal’ glassware, pol- —you can do it at this ished and cut in attractive designs. price. Select from the following: LONG-HANDLED SPADING FORKS Marmalade Jars STEEL GARDEN Night Bottles a 14-TOOTH STEEL Grape Cut Nappies BOW RAKE! Handled Nappies WEEDING HOES Goblets, Sherbets TURF EDGERS Oyster Cocktails dated tal eal Made in Seattle, by Cotton | Hose Richards Brush Co. “Pope’s Eye” All-Bristle Window Brush $ Extreme Special Price Choice of ' 69c Saves time and energy when clean- A chance to buy a really good hose ing windows. It is an_ all-bristle at a surprisingly low price. This is a brush that will surely give long cotton hose with a good weight rubber p service, lining—complete with couplings. The Store for Useful Articl } Thursday... He was found | part way out of an open window, Friday Brings Values That Are Supreme MADE IN WASHINGTON WASHINGTON GARDENS Cut in Seattle, by Washington Cut Glass Co. ar en Cut Glass | Tools Table Novelties oni 98c plenty of garden tools Tea Salesman Found) With His Throat Cut Believed to have been mentally ranged, T. Z. Davis, 56, salesman the Ideal Tea & Coffee Co. cut throat at 1732 Hellevue ave; At city hospital it was said that} probably will recover. Davis razor in the suicidal attempt. He a brother, E. L. Davis, living at Seventh ave. W. ECIALS TO HELP { $1.65 elf with Ss a a8 5.49 Y%-inch or %%-inch.