The Seattle Star Newspaper, May 26, 1921, Page 5

DAY, MAY 26, 1921. IMUFSHY SERVICE MMU MKS OUR CREDIT TERMS FOR 1,000 NEW ACCOUNTS SO Purchase, $ 1.00 Down, $1.00 Per Week 7S Purchase, $ 3.00 Down, $1.25 Per Week | 100 Purchase, $ 5.00 Down, $1.50 Per Week 150 Purchase, 8 7.50 Down, $2.00 Per Week Purchase, $10.00 Down, $2.50 Per Week ‘ Purchase, $12.50 Down, $3.00 Per Week ‘ Purchase, $15.00 Down, $4.00 Per Week . NO EXTRA CHARGES—NO INTEREST Specials for Friday and Saturday Sale Two Extraordinary Values in Living- Room Rockers are Offered at....... $4.95 The illustration shows one style of rocker, which is made of selected oak, with saddle wood seat— every spindle and stretcher shape turned; finish is hand-polished golden. Only 12 in this lot. The other rocker on sale is of selected oak with cobbler leather seat. The same class of finish and quality of work will be found in both rockers, Only 11 of this style. The original price on either of these rockers was more than double of sale price. AN EXTRA SPECIAL 4 handy lap cutting and sewing board, fitted with yard measure. A real handy help to have ayound the house. While they last, special... .99¢ LIBERAL CREDIT EXTENDED RUNBAU &. OI New Phone—Elliott 4910 Why for Bas, “FAIRY pure & WHITE OAP FLOATING ? this summer because of the Low Round-Trip GREAT NORTHERN “The Oriental Limited” “Glacier Park Limited” “North Coast Limited” “Mississippi Valley Limited” Giving through service via the popular Northern Ticket Sales will begin June Ist in rH SEATIUE STAR NOW CHILDREN, THESE TESTS WiLL SHOW WHO HAS STUDIED SKELETON PHOTO IS LATEST LONDON FAD LONDON, May 26. — Photos given by Londor to their admirers on poison bottles raphy in the late here. Photograhers inated in America. Removal Sale yn all electrical appliances, 'Ttoasters, irons, percolators, 'Ichafing dishes, immersion Theaters, grills, heating pads, baby bottle warmers, aluminum kitchen ware, table and floor lamps. Agency Apex Vacuum Cleaners Coffield Electric Washers and Westinghouse Mazda Lamps age eorvey Supply Co. MN Main 5331 509 Pine’St. Thousands Are Making Plans to Go BACK EAST Fares offered by the big cross-continent AMERICAN RAILROADS Serving the transportation needs of the Great Pacific Northwest NORTHERN PACIFIC UNION PACIFIC SYSTEM a “Oregon-Washington Limited” 7 “Continental Limited” and Central routes to Minneapolis, St. Paul, Omaha, Kansas City, Chicago. the CONSOLIDATED TICKET OFFICE 1010 SECOND AVENUE-—LEARY BUILDING q And continue daily until and including August 15th. Return limit 90 days, but not later than October 31st. Chicago ...<+ «:-..$106.80 Minneapolis .. .. . .$87.60 Denver ..... - 77.40 Omaha ... Kansas City 87.60 Pueblo .. Memphis ... ..... 111.60 St. Paul. : 8% War Tax to Re Added And proportionate reductions to many points East. Stop-overs at pi ranged for Glacier, Yellowstone and Kocky Mountain Call at the Consolidated Ticket Office, T.J. MOORE, Agent, e+ eee... 87,60 weeees 77.40 +sseee- 87.60 $101.40 asure, Side trips may be ar- National Parka, or phone Eiliott 6830, for complete details as to routings, train schedules, side trips, sleeping car rates and reservations, and other travel information desired, or HL A. LAWRENCE, BE, L. CAREY, City Passenger Agent, Gen, Agt. Passenger Dept, Union Pacific Syetem. Northern Pacific Main 6933. Elliott 5580. 205 Oregon Washington Station. 200 L. C. Smith Bids. telephone J. WESLEY YOUNG City wenenger Agent, Great Northern Main 6601 201 King St, Station, DURING THE TERM. EXAMS. MUSHES 400 MILES ON ARCTIC SLEDGE WITH CORPSE AND SLAYER! EDMONTON, Can., May 26.—It {lle white and silent beneath the stranger |} 4 man in ert Thorne, sergeant of th ‘al Northwest Mounted Police, | snowshoes, broke tr we that [Clone to hia heels, pi . whin he walked Into court at! hummocks, rode the aloade. with murder, he also brought in the| brought up the rear. bedy of the victim! | the dog bells wan as the Far North, when he heard of a/river to Great Slave murder at ried to the » y dog sled. The] way acroms the lake. murderer had f 1 wastes | four days, captor and of wind blowr ne tracked | beide the coffin. | weak and exhauste him. He re|into Fort Smith dence. The vict it to hin sled and started for the| —_——, nearest justice's court. That was Fort Smith, 400 miles away! Never did the ghostly wastes that back to that bedy. | And Is Made Well Again objections — being eonate, T4 to 0. NOGALES, Ariz ling between Catholl in which several 1 did. Of my eight children n this last | one was the easiest birth of all andl, am thankful for your Vegetable Com- ' id. I recommend it to my friends when I hear them complaining about | an auto »matic pistol inte the crowd, | their Leg —Mrs. M. NaTALE, 72)| wounding several. Th. ion aspen Mass. pion Astor women make unhappy | Portland Is Host to a, and rr ter reading Mi ae | .. tale’s letter one ean imagine how this | Washington Men) home was transformed by her restora- tion to health. Every woman who suf- fers from such ailments ene mre Lydia E. Pinkhi 's Vegetable Com- | PORTLAND, Ore., business men of the Seattle and pound a fair trial. It is surely worth | ‘Chanibers Vancouver (Wash.) while. Commerce. Ham and eggs at Bold tisement, Enlarged ie | Pores yelighttul Ne | Penishiog day: late Tony d’Andrea, was riddled with saloon, uty and red | made snowy ! the slightest ly vanishes t- AL SING! STREET Liven, 25¢ to ‘abe to Te. impossible to prove murder without| northern Lighta witness Fort Smith with an Indian charged! pursuing, vengeful spirit ctl for evi) Brom the witness at The slayer, mushing ahead on his ] me like al Thorne | | The tinkle of a dire. lake Thorne was at Fort Simpson, in| The party followed the Mackenzie ‘ort Providence. He hur-| A blizzard struck them when half | Stormbound for slayer Expects House to Okeh Disarmament WASHINGTON, May 26. ament advocates in the genate today | WIE TES saree rider to the navy bill when it goes removed, persons been buried /ocoffin the dead man « three week Deep snow had drifted timony against the accused over the grave. | The Indian was bound over, a Thorne exhumed the body, strapped | is now in jail at Edmonton awaiting —Disarm: | the Borah disarmament conference by Lydia E. Pinkham’s amendment will be accepted.” Porah’s proposal for bringing th hae hse ag Bion, Aol oda emeel get x the od States, Great Britain and Ja pan together to discuss gradual re-/ | duction over a five-year period of na val armaments, was made part of the navy bill late yesterday in the \Mexicans Wounded | in Jalisco Riot! y 2%6.~—Fieht and socialixts, | wounded, broke out yesterday in Leon, state of Jalisco, Mexico, it te | reported in dispatches received here, the first four ie I could do bet when a socialist Mag was raised little wark, had to lie down most of the | *bove the building occupied by the | time, and was very nervous, but my | “!!eced radical newspaper. El Bajaio husband was always reminding me to When the fing was hoisted take the Vegetable Com which crowd mnthered about the building riot ensued. Every window in May 26. Chicago Feudists Kill Another Man CHICAGO, May 26. the “bloody 19th" ward reached out and claimed another victim early to- bullets L STAR ERS DANCERS. 2 COMED!) OME DIANS, Portland Chamber of Commerce was | | host Jast night at a banquet to 250/ The Washington trade excursion }left down river on the reiana today to visit Astoria. ‘The visitors assured the 2. Cham of trong sup- ‘Crow’s Feet, Wrinkles, |20"0'ne‘:s:1" wor expantion at steamer Feudists in Michael Laccari, lieutenant of the political chief. | tain, who was assassinated recently, in METROPOLITAN 7 vi ONLY THE PEER OF ALL * COLORED \idled of his own silent tes the were | ‘The | of local “Marrying Parson” Rev. J. L. McEimoyle, Maryland's marrying pastor, was ousted from his pulpit at Elkton, Md., today by the supreme court of the Presby terian church. The Rev. McE moyle was charged with conducting a “Gretna Green” at Elkton and running a “marrying marathon" “I am aswured,” mid Senator Ro-|with another pastor there | rah, “that the sentiment in the house | | strong for disarmament, in con: | 4 cert with other nations, and that, in| y view of President Harding's reported | 4 PARADE orc} cele PAGE & | | | | _— 4 seni 980,10, FRIDAY HOUR SALES _ | COATS —These break fast garment are in o ma te Cc. O, D, order | colors of gray and whit and blue and white f tub 10 to 11 11 to 12 1to2 € and the right mit quantiti re a WOMEN'S GLOVES WOMEN'S UNION WOMEN’S NECK are One and ends n OL , }, 9 lar Hing ¢ ‘ ght 4 ieate in SUITS—150 mu: t collars; vests wmMer sik enced : letic union sul na ar and cuff sete c y $1.2 5 Stine fror ‘4 eyelet duced to $1.00 lien taht ite n rehed hour soiled | Hach double and slightly damaged. ree '68c): ) aa cee LOG LINEN SUITINGS— HABUTAI—200 hes wide, in rose, gold, or linings and sian and aprie nt for un ents, linings and Modish Early Spring Style Suits Navy Tricotines and Poiret Twills—$47.50 and $57.50 HESE suits are of very substantial materials and styles. They are embroid- ery, braid and button trimmed. Unusually substantial reductions were made through our stock readjustment of the earlier spring models, which in this instance comprise 51 suits in all, mah _.25¢ me en are MEME eo vbdieris.\ cava ae deta Lapeeegy of) hey & yond 7c Tir i eae 2 wulte, size 38 ts, size 38 “readjustment t0...++0« $47 50 These suits were formerly priced from $49.50 to $95.00. 2 to3 3to4 4to5 ) pairs of men otton and k, white, Palm Beach 106 BOLTS OF RIBBON 200 BRASSIERES— cordovan nd navy blue, in sizes 9% to Narrow satin ribbon Back-fastening brassieres but not each size in every color. Regular loaned She 4ekien in red, Copenhagen and trimmed with imitation } | This hour—a pair * 19c navy blues, green, cas Cluny lace. Sizes 34 to : tor and brown. For. ‘4 Formerly 5c. For merly 40c a bolt 8c - — peat 35c | This hour—a bolt wparetesse PYRALIN IVORY — FIGURED VOILES— 120 pyralin ivory combe 1.000 yards in light col ff marked formerly at ors; 38 inches wide. 7 cg 5, 5%, 9% $1.00. Special a5 Formerly 35c. 29 | This hour—« pair for this hour, e& Oc This hour—yard c State Wins Point : in Crime Trill | MONTESAN®, May 2¢.—Over the lobjections of the defense, the state | yesterday Presented details of @ former arrest dam Sirhoff and of the fastidious Izaak Waltons, || j Kar sad i. A feline belonging to A. B. Eaton | | 5@°F Spats, oh: Aa recently brought in two live trout, |, ™urder of Special Policeman each measuring six Inches, Where || Nicholas Koleski, of Aberdeen. the cat got the trout ig a mys The evidence was allowed on the — tery, She keeps her own secret. || theory that it showed motive for the alleged crime The trial seems likely to be a long CAT CATCHES TWO TROUT, BUT WON’T TELL FOLKS WHERE HOLLIS, N. H, May 26.—It takes a cat te put to blush some Ousted by Church WINONA LAKE, Ind, May 26. The charges that he tndiscrimin: married hundreds gf elopers a| committee of the Presbyterian as- by the judiciary se ny @ mecoweed bere, Store Hours, 8: 30 A M. TO 6 P. M. ——— ieineliiiidhi Friday Bargains That Are Timely | Garbage Cans That were slightly damaged in shipment. Specially priced to close out $1.69 Size 16-inch. 2 . These ll-made Garba Highland Ball-Bearing | 3,7 valhmade Garbage Cans Although slightly damaged, their Lawn Mowers usefulness is not impaired. zn eel $8.49 clam Regular Price $12.49 FRIDAY IS THE LAST DAY Having sold the Highland Mower OF OUR SALE OF for 25 years we are in a position to * recommend it very highly. It is a White splendid machine, ball bearing and with 4 blades of tool steel that stay Enamelware sharp. Some pieces Others 89c $1.19 Screen Wire Cloth The stock is still fairly complete. COVERED GLASS Butter Bowls Extra Special at Black Galvanized D¢ per foot. .24-inch..11¢ per foot 10¢ per foot. .26-inch..12¢ per foot 10¢ per foot. ‘eeinolt, -13¢ per foot 11¢ per foot. . --14¢ per foot Choice of round or square styles. 14¢ per foot. . --17¢ per foot . Capacity, 1 pound of butter. 16¢ per foot. .40-inch..19¢ per foot You will surely need one or two 18¢ per foot. .48-inch..22¢ per foot of these serviceable Bowls this sum- mer. Better buy now at this saving. 12-INCH To keep out the flies you must put up your screens NOW! Bring ‘Your Measurements, No Phone Orders, No Phone Orders. SSS Lhe Store for Useful Articles =