The Seattle Star Newspaper, May 20, 1921, Page 2

beyond question the VICTROLA stands alone irrespective of price, the . VICTROLA is easily first, both in quality of its music and of the ar tists who have chosen it as the most perfect me dium for the expression of their genius. In home there is a place for the VICTROLA —there's a place in your home for one of these greatest of all talking machines. VICTROLA IV _VICTROLA XI $25 $150— TERMS $3 MONTHLY TERMS $10 MONTHLY 3 very desirable records ale j No. 35707 ee Seer omar } POR AS ey by All Star Trio $1.35—12 in. —Siren of a Southern Sea” was composed by Harold Weeks a Seattle Boy—and like all recorts played by the “All-Star Trio,” nety attractive “Why Don't You? is as h aa of}—the kind that makes you Delleve the as Just been waxed. —__— My Mammy—Medley Fox Trot | Humming—Mediey Fox Trot |” No, 18737 mee eeee es. by Paul Whiteman S5¢—10 in Fox Trot ef theme f those “pee-wee" —My Mammy” is a gorgeously with many new and beautiful eff ts American to the core. “Hus Deautiful steady dances, but ¢ sazaphone pulls some queer ed No. 61948 “I Passed by Your Window” }................by Frances Alda $1.25—10 in —The melody of this song, which Madam Alda mang tn Meany Hall—a few weeks ago—is as simple as some thing a dairy maid might bum over to herself at milking time and, after all, simplicity ls one of the Tarest qualities of art. to his native state and is now go .|ing to be a citizen of Florida and & resident of Washington, where he | « will practice law. This is the age when val- ues count, and the new *“*Cheasty” Quality Suits surely meet that require- ment. These faultlessly tailored suits carry the “Cheasty” pledge, to give complete satisfaction. They are « $33.00 BE SURE TO SEE OUR WINDOW DISPLAYS. heasty’s SECOND AVENUE AT SENECA STREET Read Here, in Merry Quip and THE , Jest About the Perfect Motor Guest! own Poet Interests in the Rear, at what he has to aay, no Matter |thuse about the lovely Springs; tell at every Dislocating Jump; inatat yo your Bones are Scrapped, or your Alarming Curves, say, Perfect Motor Guest; I trust you're 110 Perfect Guest, mys Btiquette, is One who's alway and tend a Sympat your Host's a Motorist, and has you on his Frontfeat List, be charmed where he leads the Way, Allude to in how your Heart with Rapture Sings never felt a Bump, no matter how Vitality te Sapped. And tf he takes amilingty, you have no Nerve * * * Now |||| Juat by heeding these Remarka, I think youTl get to see the Parks these | | coming Summer Weeka, for you will know exactly what to do to be the! property imprensed. FRANCES BOARDMAN. AUTO TERMINAL READY JUNE 15 Will Be Union Depot for 20 Stage Lines ‘The new central auto stage ter minal for passenger stages will be ready for occupancy about June 15, 1921. When completed, this termtnal will be the union depet for al the auto stages now handling thetr traffic | trom the curbs at different street lo leations about the etty. | A corporation, componed of the stage operators and the property owners Interested has taken @ 20- year lease upon the entire property bounded by Western ave, Madison Post and Marion sts, and the terminal plans previde for a First ave. entrance thru the RainierGrand hotel, The entire tmprovements to the property, including the proponed |fouretory addition to the baflding, | will be made by the owner of the property, Mra. William Anna Loring, by the Cowley Invest |ment company, with offices tn the |New York block ‘This bufiding has been named the | Terminal building. The first Moor | will be used as a walting room for |the Central Auto Stage terminal, a represented | public market, stores and conceaston. | jalren | Over £.006 people wil pam thro thia terminal daily. Approximately 100 stages, operating over 30 stage |iines, will use this union édepot. For |Seattie, the completion of thin ter minal will mark am noticeable ad vancement in motor tunsportation They Know How Hard They Worked Bride Should Not Weep at Wedding LONDON, May %0-—“If parents or guardians of minors wish to pre vent the marriage of those under Zi, the only course to adopt te to attend church where the banns are published and rise and my, T for bid the banna,’* mys the Rev, W |B. Boole, “No bride should be re |duced to teare on her wedding day j If the vicar can be reduced to tears |well and good, but not the bride, |poor girl.” \Costly Slipper for His Size 12 Foot NEW YORK, May 20.—John Doo- ovan, @ searfaring man with a nize foot, ptirchased “sight unseen” }for $1850 a trunk at the annual auction of effects of seamen who |died at sea or deserted their craft |The trunk contained nothing but one | Chinese slipper. LOVELORN MAIDEN GETS OWN NEPHEW TO END HER LIFE! BRUSSELS, May 20.—An 18 yearold girl at Huy wan despond. ent over @ love affair, She showed her 6-yearbld nephew how to use a revolver, blindfolded her self, sank to her knees and com || manded him to fire, She was in stantly killed. Style is visible every seam of our $60.00 Standard Excellence ¢Jailors Corner Second and Marion “REPUBLIC” OF | CANADA TALKED Views of Ottawa Lawyer|] Become Popular TORONTO, May 19. of any real republican sentiment. They found occasionally annexation | inta, and numerous tmpertalista, and Mest persons quite content to look jexiating relations ut | ever, has been found an a an independent republic tn More than ordinary significance tn therefore to be attached to the tact that the Canadian authority who has perhaps given the greatest study to the constitutional problem from a | strictly Canadian vie | a result of expertence years, erpoused republicaniam as a | creed for Canafa, | This authority ts John 8. wart, of Ottawa, a distinguished member of the bar, Ewart ts not a crumder or 8 propagandist. He makes no ap peal to the emotions, Nor has he, at leant In recent years, held any close amoviation with any polition party Ne thas been his own party, but main | tatning relations of close fr > with leaders of all mhades of p 1 opinion, in whose regard he has held high place. Ewart is the anthor of the “King dom Papers.” a series of booklets doaling with the relations of Canada with the reet of the empire, pub lished over a series of years The |Oret, “The Kingdom of Canada.” jeave the keynote to afl. The gowpel, . Subsequentty — “The Republic of Can Ewart te no revotutioniet. He has none of the gifts of popular oratory, or even of popular writing, But should @ republican party develop in Canada, the movement would find « well stored arsenal tn his writings. Such @ movement would require youth and heat. And Ewart ts 71 and a cold philosopher. George Washington never advo fairs with greater earnestness than does wart. He mes in the approach ing imperial conference grave dan- gers for Canada, He sees signifi cance in the tact that the great con ference which to settle upon a form of impertal @elations and which minion equality of nationhood has been postponed, and that the June conference tt to be a “military con. ference,” from which Lioyd George has ‘promined groat resulta. © never realised how much People were craving for the return of good old time bar- gain days until our announce- ment that we would sell a whole carload of the famous B50 to, $1,000 Story & Clark layer Pianos for $468 to $595, New customers and old friends have gone out of their wa to congratulate us and. wish us tuck in our fight against high prices Another Price Cut In addition to the smashing price cutting on Player Pianos we are also offering those who do not want a Player Piano an unusual opportunity to get a piano without the player features. For 12 more days during this sale every piano, both new and used, wifl o offered at exactly pre-war prices, with the further offer of liberal terms to all. STORE OPEN EVENINGS WAAK PIANO CO. 1613 Third Avenue cated aloofness from Buropean af-\at the request of the Daughters of was to formally concede to the do-| Gears, from Time to Time, as tho you found the Thought sublime! And ||) if there's Trouble with the Spark, pretend each mishap ts a lark. Visttors from | | the United States have sometimes | remarked on the absence tn Canada | forward to an orferty development of | Sn-11RDAY, In The Ow A carefully planned cut-price even demand. A TagDa LAST oe -< t for Frida Note These Prices on Quality Drugs Quality, NOT PRICE, should be the test when buying HOUSEHOLD drugs and pre- scriptions. Place our Cascara Bark or Senna Leaves, for example, alongside the ordinary kinds, and see the difference. Special 16 ozs. Epsom Salts, 6 ozs, Cascara Bark. Friday 3 ozs. Senna Leaves. and Saturday 2 Oil Eucalyptus. Only 16 Bird Seed. 16 Denat. Alcohol. 19c 4 Spanish Bark. Each 8 Napthalene Flakes. ac 16 oz. Aqua Ammonia. Regularly 25¢ and Rarely Reduced in Price om or. ors. ozs, ors, 4 om. Rubbing Alcohol. 4 ow U.S. P. Spts Turpentine. One Pound of Peanuts 12c Yes, IT IS a bargain; select roasted, salted peanuts, fresh from the ovens, for Friday and Saturday only, full pound Full pound box of chocolates, nuts, creams, caramels, nougats; Friday and Saturday REO Pe FEO ee pe eve Bon Bons (cccoanut), a full pound; Fri- day and Saturday 30¢ Lady Fingers. “Yes, they’re good enough to eat.” Get a pound for only.. -- s3¢ 25c and 30c Get an ENLARGEMENT made for these remarkably low prices, if the order is given Friday or Saturday. Six by nine size will be 25 cents; seven by eleven, 30 cents. A fine chance to have that enlargement made from your favorite negative. SPECIALS sharply cut in price for two days only. Better clip this list out for reference. Paste reduced to... 3OC 22c Peroxide, full pint, reduced to......... Riker Milk Magnesia, 60c price cut to.... 33c Henna D'Oreal reduced to ........ 98c J. & J. Baby Pow- der reduced to 1 9c Owl Skin Cream, se price cut to... 49C Bird Rouge, choice of three shades, 19 Cc Straw Hat Cleaner. Now’s the time to get, out your straw hat; 25c package for 19c Squibbs’ Liquid Petrolatum, a big value for Friday and Saturday 79¢c Wash Cloths, the big absorb- ent cloth sold for 25c, will be 18c 10c Envelopes, three pkgs. for.... 25c 1 Ib. Writing Paper reduced to 39c 8-oz. Hygeia Nurs- 25 Cc ing Bottle, two for. FREE 0c Violet Dulce Complexion Powder FREE with the pound tin of Owl Theatrical Cold Cream. Friday and Saturday only DAY OF Sale offer means a substantial saving—and every article wrday. Every veyy-day 45c K C L Tous, Paste 33c A dentifrice that is as well known as The Owl Drug Stores themselves. It is a Chloraté of Potash paste, which neutralizes the mouth acids that cause tooth decay. Regular 45¢ tubes Friday and Saturday for 33¢. End of — Offering Hot Water Bottles One ts always needed in every home, never know when; at half price you can afford to buy one or more of these sturdy “live” rubber bottles. Saturday ... $1.25 25c Bottle Rajah Hat Dye 19c Makas old straw hats appear new. It is @ @ye, not a paint. A brush goes with every bottle Rajab products come from The Ow! Drug Co. laboratory; 19¢ is the Friday and Saturday price. The PRICE of any 50c Tooth Brush will be 350 if purchased in conjuno tion with any tooth paste or powder, Friday and Saturday only. vrieuy ond Sat Aes Big Value Remnant of a shipment; TOILET TISSUE, Mat, 1,000 sheets, priced to sel) rapidly, per pkg.. Hair Nets ‘The “Bonnie Bee.” while the asrort- ment lasts, Friday and Saturday, SAAT Famous Old Oak Is Felled by Vandals WHITE PLAINS, N. Y. May 20 ~North White Plains is up In arms looking for @ vandal who chopped down the stump of the famous old oak under which a treaty with the Indians was made and where George Washington rested while on his way to beadquarters, a short distance north. The police are Investigating the American Revolution. | Pencil Costs Lives . of Four Policemen CALCUTTA, May 20.—Four Gurk ha policemen were killed in a quarre! which arose with a Mohammedan |hawker over the price of a pencil Two thousand mil! hands joined in Honeymoon Hikers Take Long Journey 108 ANGELES, May 20.—Mr. and Mra F. M. Richards, the “hon- eymoon hikers,” are on their way to York, Pa, which they hope to reach About Basteg next year. The couple last spring pasred their honeymoon | in @ hike from Denver to Los Ange | len, when they did most of their walking at night veteran of the World War. Turkish women, who formerly were not allowed to appear on the streets, Row serve as hospital nurses, shop girls, waltresses and telephone girls, They don't wear veils, either. “Flusky coffee drinkers like husky coffes, Supreme Blend, 1 Ib. 450; the affair, the Gurkhas being badly '2 Ibe, 85a M. A. Hansen, 40 Econ REAL GARDEN SUCCESS YOU MUST Tf you want to make your work tm the garden a real succesa, you must. do eome cultivating at once, and to assist you we mak of two hi * A ard The" vatora. this very special offer and Culti- n * T" and “RURAL” will do the work quickly, easily and thoroughly. MORE BIG GARDEN SPECIALS GOLDEN BANTAM conn— bomen 15¢ ‘Tubers rietles: of AND A DIG STIOWING OF ALL KINDS OF BEDDING PLANTS AT SPECIAL PRICKS Bighty-rittn at Greenwood Richards ts a| | | U.S.ArmyGoods Sale 1013-1016 First Ave. Remember the number and get in the right place, as many unscrupulous dealers are trying to ride on the good reputation of this store, and thereby sell you inferior goods, CARLOAD TENTS JUST RECEIVED 16 feet by 16 feet, 11 feet high Heavy canvas, in first class condition. These tents are the regulation Army Tent that the soldier lives in and all of them are in first class condition. THE IDEAL TENT FOR A HOME— GET ONE AND SAVE HOUSE RENT $25 For Shipment by Freight Add 50c Cartage Khaki Robe, lined with heavy O. D. Blanket. .,.$8.45 Folding Canvas Cots... Mess Kits (aluminum). Canteens (aluminum) ... Shelter Halves (pup tents) New Army Breeches...... O. D. All-wool Blankets... Full-sized Double Blankets. Sheets 72x90 Pillow Slips, 45x36. Trench Shoes, 'pair Officers’ Dress Shoes, pair. Army Hip Rubber Boots. .. O. D. All-wool Shirts, extra heavy. Balbriggan Union Suits Tents, all sizes, new and used: Prunes, 25-lb. box Loganberries, per can. . Roast Beef, two cans. . Sweet Corn, two cans. . Pineapple, sliced, per can. Corned Beef, two cans. pack, - Apricots and Peaches, No. 24; cans —and a large assortment of Blankets, Shirts, Shoes, Sox, Underwear, Rubber Boots, Sweaters, Tents, Tar- paulins, Raincoats, Mackinaws, Groceries, etc. Mail orders filled. Write for list. Surplus Army Supply Store Ex-Lieut. Lewis C. Garver in Charge 1013-1015 First Avenue col eee and Spring