The Seattle Star Newspaper, May 25, 1921, Page 5

WEDNESDAY, MAY 25, 1921. NSA SERVICE MOMMNNNE SHIN OUR CREDIT TERMS FOR 1,000 NEW ACCOUNTS 50 Purchase, $ 1.00 Down, $1.00 Per 7% Purchase, $ 3.00 Down, $1.25 Per 100 Purchase, $ 5.00 Down, $1.50 Per 150 Purchase, $ 7.50 Down, $2.00 Per 200 Purchase, $10.00 Down, $2.50 Per Week Week Week Week Week .ff_— SEATTLE ST a | | ——} 250 Purchase, 00 Purchase, $12.50 Down, $15.00 Down, Week $3.00 Per Week $4.00 Per MEBBY THE WINHER WIth CHALLENGE OLD NO EXTRA CHARGES—NO INTEREST ‘Width 23 Inches Hetght 40 Inches Depth 16 Inches This small family-sized Refrigerator is built with the same care that characterizes its more expen- sive brothers. This assures you a Refrigerator that will prove absolutely efficient in the saving of ice and preserving food. Ices from the top. Capacity, 50 pounds. Sells regularly for $27.50. Special.... $21 .50 LIBERAL CREDIT EXTENDED Wi Cost oF Lived! sand facings. mer styles, reduced to $4.95, style. ALL-SILK PLUSH Ings. They are in shades of pole $5 25 and black. Thursday, special ° Spe Sipper Straw Sailors THURSDAY SPECIAL $2.95 75 hats in styles similar to those sketched, in navy blue, black, red and navy blue with red and These hats are particularly sum- Formerly Thursday special at of fashionable designs in blue, They are of styles and designs to please your taste. al, Thursday, a yard King Welcomes seg 7 Mrs. W. 5S. Sims were | Mary at Buckingham palace yester day: American Admiral ~ LONDON, May 25.—Admiral and luncheon Guests of King George and Queen SACRAMENTO, “Swat the Blue Laws.” It ends keeps them. PF pron oe their way tonight. corns— removes them — while paring only It is made by a surgical dressing house which every Millions have learned to avoid Plaster or Liquid Blue-jay The Scientific Corn Ender BAUER & BLACK Chicago New York Maher of B & B Stovile Sersical Dressings aad Allied Prodects them. Prove out Toronto WT cs OTT cS TT | GAINED TWENTY. Laundries Do Their | Bit to Aid Chinese! Laundries are doing their bit for the Near East Relief this week, by including in every bundle of laundry an appeal for funds for the starving Chinese, Workers have donated their lor this task. While from every home fh Unfurled to the broese, M servic "Neath the distant sky, w In Planders field are May gentle breeze whispe A loving tribute, where Garlands of poppies o'er t FIVE POUNDS | Twenty-five Years of Trou-! bles Overcome and She Is | Picture of Health Now c e eis Chinese Carnival | “My wife has actually gained | Patronage Swells| j twenty-five pounds by taking Tan-/ 1.3) asy of the Chinese carnival | | lac,” said Ira W. Reynolds, a well | roe the benefit of the Chinese Sam} known carpenter living at 3932 Fer line reliet fund growing interest dinand St, Seattle, Wash., “and she) (00 Te) fue ures looks #0 different that no one would | Toniant hanes bint as ie take her for the same person she was | bet percocmen: wer} | be given by local Japanese at Nip- three months ago. pi - }penkan hall, Washington st and For twenty-five long years she | Dean tM had trouble from indigestion, and much of the time was in misery day | J&Panese vaudeville and te open to/ and night. Even a «mali quantity of |‘? public. ! r Another attraction tonight will be. the lightest food would sour on her © bs ‘| Paul ung, Chinese cartoonist, who stomach, At times her whole body | i, scheduled to exhibit his skill tol was racked with pain, and I have|!* geen her time and again when it| Chinatown visitors. @idn't look like she could possibly|, riay noon @ mass meeting wi be held in the Metropolitan theatre, | or ~— —_— the dead of | UPder the auspices of the China club, | 2 up Dr. M. A. Matthews presiding. night in perfect agony and lay a»! awake for hours. She became ex He’s Ashamed of Bergdoll Family tremely nervous, her cheeks were sunken and colorless, and s®e lost weight until she was just a shadow of what she had been, Three months! Ww. giiGTON, May 25—How he ago her condition became so bad that) “1g eet out from under the Bergdoll stigma was related to the! house Bergdoll investigating com. mittee yesterday by Charles A. I felt alarmed, as I could see” no| Braun, Philadelphia, brother of Gro-| | chance of her getting well. “But I brought her home a bottle ver Cleveland Bergdoll, who changed | name. Jot Tanlac, and that was the beginning of the end of her troublesa, Why, it | does me good to see how heartily | 0 " Cas ber poe Bary ype en bay ed | “I could foresee years ago what | was coming, and even then I got into this mess,” said Braun. “I have! been on the outs with my mother, Grover and Erwin Bergdoll.” In reverence for soldiers | child, her color has come back, her cheeks have filled out and she in so much stronger she does every bit of her housework with all ease. In short, her health is completely re stored. I have no words strong enough to express my gratitude to Tanlac, and am glad to tell our ex | perience for the benefit of others.” | Tanlac is sold in Seattle by the | Bartell Drug Stores and leading drugeists.—Ad.ertisement CANAL ZONE | WASHINGTON, May 25.—A com mission of three men will go to Pan ama soon to make an investigation of the Givil government of the canal zone, Secretary of War Weeks an nounced today. Golden Gate If you are course you'll Gate Coffee i “Different and better.” pleased with coffee;—but you enjoy it you'll know flavor you've And youc: the same, for J. A. t's Folger's ) “Golden Gate” When you cut the tin you will be in Folger’s Golden Gate that real coffee fee is uniform. Tell your grocer you want it San Francisco - Seattle - Kansas City - Dallas STEVENSON.—Evidence of hunt ers who are killing elk are discov. lered by W. G. Hufford, chairman} state game commission, during trip | |to north end Skamania county “TEAL SKIN DISEASES. = |Apply Zemo, Clean, Penetrat- ing, Antiseptic Liquid | It is unnecessary for you to ef with ecaeast, Eiceeien, rear orm oe 3 and similar skin troubles. Zemo, | obtained at any drug store for 35c, or $1.00 for extra large bottle, and prompt- ly applied will usually give instant relief from itching torture. It cleanses and wothes the skin and heals quickly and effectively most skin diseases. Zemo is a wonderful, penetrating, | * | disappearing liquid and is soothing to | a judge of good coffee, of |¢he most delicate skin. It isnot greasy, | y 'sG is easily appli costs lil t find that Folger’s Golden it today and save aff farther distress, s The E. W. Rose Co., Cleveland, O. in taste from other coffce —Advertisement. Rupture Kills 7,000 Annually even thousand pe-vo Jaid. away—the burs Rupture the wonderful aroma of this when you drink a cup,when s richness and fine flavor, that at last you've found been looking for. ‘an count On every tin bein, Folger's Golden Gate Cake FOLGER & CO. Shizuoka, Japan Wear a Poppy and Decorate a Soldier’s Grave Wear a poppy, and decorate a soldier's grave, In homage to our loved ones, far away, Croenen, For a noble cause, they fought for liberty. ‘They gave their young lives for you and for me Entwines the true faith of the nation's heart, Glowing from windows, placed with tender care, MISS SARAH A. POTTS, 2610 West Dakota at. "jean gua fe, | guarantee good. lags in reverence droop, emortal day here the poppies blow, row on row. r noft and low the poppies blow. he eilence apart ‘Over There.” Japanese Toddler Falls to His Death Physicians worked in vain over lit- tie Masvuo Kitamura, l-yearold baby of D, J. Kitamura, who fell down a Might of stairs Tuesday, fracturing his skull. Lane st. and crept to the edge of the stairs A long plunge to the foot of the stairs and the infant crashed against & newell post at the bottom. He was taken to the Nippon hospital, where Dr. 8. Furuta and Dr. James Shan non were called in. He died within a few hours . PORTLAND MAN KILLS HIS WIFEIKN PORTLAND, Ore, May 25.—“The doctor maid she could not recover, #0 1 killed her to end her suffering.” ‘This, according to a confension al leged to be in the hands of District Attorney Walter H. Evans and Sher iff H. M. Hurlburt today, is the rea. son given by James T. Anderson, 69, for crushing his wife's head with an ax as she lay ill in bed Monday, Anderson mid, It is stated, that the only reason he did not take his own life also was that his children might not be able to find certain legal doc- uments necesmary to settling his es- tate. Mrs. Anderson was 79, the mother of nine children, The couple had re cently celebrated their golden wed. ding Anderson gave himself up to the Authorities yesterday. Upon the signing of a complaint by H. C Krum, aon-inlaw of Anderson, the district attorney said he would file @ formal charge of murder against the aged man. COURT DECREES HE’S MOTHER’S BROTHER SUNBURY, Pa, May 25.—Wil Nam E. Seitzinger, 21 years of age and single, of Shamokin, be- comes his mother's brother by virtue of a decree by Judge Mower for his legal adoption by his grandmother, Mrs, Henrietta Hetrick, of that plage. According to the petition, the young man's father is dead and his grandmother wishes to make him her legal heir. The young man now becomes William Earl Hetrick. Flis mother says she thinks she will be able to call her son her brother in a short time. “Ham and eggs at Boldt tisement Read My Articte ta Saturday's Star WE BOTH WIN 1 am now devoting my entire time to my dental practice, Having now served the people here for twenty years, and ade good by doin dental work that ntee and making my I do not compete with Cheap Dentists, nor do I operate on yor ocketbook oF sell you convars I give two ‘worth jonars’ the building. at $6.95; then $2.95 priced At this booth will also be a host of other summer styles equally attractive in value and Special at.. $2.95 | MESH VEILING Sales Booth—Upper Main Floor arp ral STOLES Main Floor 600 yards of plain and fancy mesh veiling | We are offering special for Thursday's selling 16 alkwilk plush stoles with ball i trimmed ends. These are popular and serv sap tceable neck wraps for cool days and even dota. colors of black, brown and taupe and colored Linen Hand-Embroidered Madeira Handkerchiefs Special, Each, 48c i 900 of these beautiful handkerchiefs, embroidered Madeira, with attractive designs in flowers and birds and dainty scalloped edges, were obtained on a special purchase. to sell these handkerchiefs at $1.00 and up to $ offering you the benefit of an exceptional buy. These “Nu-Fab” gloves are water repellant, non-absorbent and are spot proof and dust proof. They are the ideal gloves for summer wear. Water can be forced through the cloth for, to provide ventilation, the warp and welt of the cloth have been left open. When washed in cold water with Ivory or neutral soap only, they will dry quickly and retain the water repellant qualities and their original good fiber and apPpearance. pearl gray and mastic in sizes 514 to 714 * Main Floor Bought under ordinary circumstances, we would be obliged 2.25 NEW 12-BUTTON FABRIC GLOVES They are displayed in mole, beaver, each. In this sale we are 95c Auto Repair Shop Has $1,300 Blaze. Spontaneous combustion ts be Wednesday morning. Five automobiles were ci aed omer le rcs i. mis b ed and about $200 damages was) he left a wife an: ree small chil-/ gone by amoke and water to con-|drea, who. are supposed to be in| on” Tuesday afternoon. Desay tents of the automobile repair shop | Montana at the present time. upstairs. — The fire started tn the shop of |Body of Man ad ge Is Identified OAKLAND, May 25.—The body of The baby was playing on the wec-| lieved to have caused the fire that|the man found hanging dead from|e one of eh hile It will b@ a TeEUIAT! O04 Aoor of the Kitamura home, 665|4id $1,200 damages to an automobile| tree in the hills back of Berkeley | "0? eo store while he Sscmealy repair bullding,at 920 11th ave, early | yesterday was identified late yester-| |day as that of Manuel Alonzo, a|C. Stone, 25, a clerk employed It ts said that |tn1 brothers, 611 Union st, di SPOKANE.—Twenty acres of land | wall paper establishment for a Pert Furman, on the lower floor of |near here purchased by corporation | He lived at the Ravenna apts., ‘that plans to start a silver fox farm.! Terry ave. Leaving a woman customer in tl due to natural causes. Stone had been employed at tJ Store Hours, 8:30 A. M. TO 6 P. M. BAKING POWDER FOLGER’S GOLDEN GATE PRODUCTSe COPPER + TEA EXTRACTS + SPICES AND ., pings till 7 and Sundays r people who work.” EDWIN J. BROWN. D. D. & Beattle’s Lending Dentiat ‘£06 Columbie t Thursday’s Special Values FROM THE MAIN FLOOR Adjustable Window Screen 15 inches high, extends from 21 to 33 inches. Regular price 75c. A9c Hardwood frame Exten- sion Screens, covered with black enameled wire. Will fit any window up to 33 inches wide. THE NEW IMPROVED GILLETTE RAZOR Now on Sale—Just Inside the Door These new features, the “Fulcrum Shoul- der,” the “Overhanging Cap” and_ the “Channeled Guard” make the new Gillette the finest shaving instrument ever pro- duced. Silver-plated model, complete with 12 blades . $5.00 EXTENSION Luggage Carrier Fits any running board. SPECIAL $3.98 Quickly and easily attached to any running board. It provides for just the amount of lug- gage you wish to carry. Can be folded up when not in use. enameled in black. Mechanically perfect and clear glassware, attractive floral design. No Phone or C. O. D. Orders. laundry soap, made by Proc- FROM THE BASEMENT Cut-Glass Water Set Consists of 1 pitcher, 6 glasses SPECIAL The pieces are full blown cut in an Ye EXTRA SPECIAL WHITE LAUNDRY SOAP 10 BARS A8c Bob White is a pure white Clerk Drops Dead _ in Union St. Store | bolt of wall paper in the rear, Ray ter & Gamble. It ts a quick lathering and an_ efficient cleanser. No Phone or C. 0. D. Orders. The Store for Useful Articles | Bob White | | J $1.49 |