The Seattle Star Newspaper, June 1, 1921, Page 5

SDAY, JUNE 1921 OUR CREDIT TERMS FOR 1,000 NEW ACCOUNTS 50 Purchase, 8 1.00 Down, $1.00 Per 75 Purchase, $ 3.00 Down, $1.25 Per $100 Purchase, $ 5.00 Down, 0 Per $150 Purchase, $ 7.50 Down, $2.00 Per Purchase, $10.00 Down, $2.50 Per 50 Purchase, $12.50 Down, $3.00 Per Week $300 Purchase, $15.00 Down, $4.00 Per Week NO EXTRA CHARGES—NO. INTEREST Week Week Week Week Week ASeat —a Couch—a Bed p The Bed Davenport is the most in One! useful piece of furniture made. IL eqs is used in two ways for three pur- poses. A fortunate purchase has enabled us to offer you this Genuine Block Leather Duo-fold Davenport Bed, with highly polished solid oak frame, includ- ing a fine 30-lb. Cotton Felted Mattress with roil edge. Eighteen only in this lot, for LIBERAL CREDIT EXTENDED WHERE PIKE MEETS FIFTH New Phone—Elliott 4910 NTHACONN SERVICE HS MINNTNNSUTHINIIIN) | THE Untrimmed Summer Hats From one of the leading Eastern mil- linery jobbers we bought every hat on one entire floor. Every one is the last word in style, weave, shape and shade. You'll find exact duplicates of these hats ° in practically every first class millinery store—many of them marked $10.00— and they’re worth it. Your choice of 1440 for ....... -$1.39 During these *A Few of the Colors —Navy —Brown Sand —Cherry —Fawn —Biege —Tan Quince —Nieger Seal —Henna ~Jdade Black All the pastel shades 1,440 HATS! —and practically no two alike. Wonderful hats! Hats that you find in the smartest exclusive shops now. Replicas of aristocratic dress modes. Hats which just a touch of trimming will trangform into the $10, $15 and $20 class. Smart tailored effects with plain and irregularly blocked crowns; brim effects in wide, medium, nar- row, off-the-face and high flaring —-many are shown in cushion and close roll brim effects, The late two-tone modes are to be had in practically all blocks, straws and shades. Basement Department Straws Bird's nest —Kow and Row “there —Milan Milan Hemp Vin Pp Me © lasgest I ALL HATS purchased during this sale will be TRIMMED FREE with trimmings purchased. Trimming Department, together with eral extra trimmers, will be at the servic of those who purchase hats and trimmings. This service is absolutely free. to avail yourself of it. two days our entire Don’t fail Floral Trimmings specially priced for this event 25c, 45c, 95c, $1.45 ‘They include every new- est idea in smart effects, Delicately hand-made silk, velvet flowers bud: ths, from Paris of the fash satin and from single to gor. geous wr jan creators jon’s smartest, Tre Cuitecon Nlillinery Seneca Store | “brainy” and put the power into your blood to over- come disease germs | PRACT CAL AI DEVELOP GREAT ENERGY AND ENDURANCE | ‘The food you eat contains carbon. | When your food is digested it ls ab- carried by the carbon and land by so doing | tremendous energy oyxgen they give thereby givin id by yal Adverti SUFFERED WITH ERZEMA 14 YEARS All Over Body. Itched and Burned. Cuticura Heals. “I suffered for fourteen years with a severe case of eczema which was scattered nearly all over my body. At first it seemed like pimples and then turned to blisters and itched and burned so badly that I scratched and irritated the affected parts. I could not sleep at night. “A friend told me about Cuticura Soap and Ointment and after using four cakes of Cuticura Soap and three boxes of Cuticura Ointment I was completely healed, in two weeks.” (Signed) Mr. E. W. Robbins, R. 3, Box 72, Westby, Wis., July 12, 1920. Give Cuticura Soap. Ointment and ‘Talcum the care of your skin. Sreterin Doge (aiden 88" Blass Bola very. Boap the. Cintinent "Cuticwre Soap shay: ue BOY WITNESS IN CRIME|245 VETERANS |To make you strong and ‘E ON HOW TO sorbed from the intestines into the When the carbon in your food Jcomes in contact with the oxygen the iron in your blood, unite, oft h which to the original hocolate Soldier”; *| Fritz: Von Busing, who held a fa mous position in Vienna as the ATTLE STAR any office work N. H. Foster, 2211 First ave. N. Q A. 4058; sheet metal worker. M Wel 7055 12th ave. N W., Sunse ; truck driver. T. M. Nobw, 409 Eastlake ave., Capitol 0424; electrician. George RL Seane, 2766 Westiake ave, railroad checker. Four "Stars ‘ia ‘Sinbad’ Aside From Al Jolson Al Jolson, greatest of all Winter Garden stars, hag the support of no fewer than four other artiste, who have starred under their own names in past productions These are it Huff, who was prima donna comedienne of the cele brated Volks’ theatre; Franklyn Ra tie, who for long was the stellar bar. itone of the Carl Rosa Opera com pany, in England, and Mabel Wilbur who was the “Merry Widow” of Hen: | ry W. Savage's memorable produc- tion of Franz Lebar's famous work sang the same role for four or| successive seasons thruout the | country, and made as many tours of | the Pacific coast during the life of} that celebrated operetta. | Miss Wilbur for 44 weeks headed the Baker opera company, in Port land, Senate Refuses Cut in Navy Roll WASHINGTON, June 1 senate today for the second time refused to support economy advo: | cates who wanted the strength of the navy fixed at 100,000 men. By a vote of 38 to 24 the senate voted | for a strength of 120,000 by in creasing the pay appropriation $15,-) 000,000 over the sum provided by| the h ouse. When in Seattle, eat at Boldt's—- Advertisement making my with Cheap nterests are mu- ny 0 for people and Sundays who work, state department Ambassador Har-|gave Lung until 6 p. m. to pay it,| vey's “plain English” speech and the’ but failed to return. Police are look- | growing belief that President Hard- ing for him. —— STEEL GOODS . At One Price J Yow A NOTABLE SALE OF Tie int Every piece represents splendid value, the regular prices in no case being less than $1.00, and in many cases much higher. Select from this list: L-prong Weeding Hoes Lprong Weeding Hoes 12-tooth Steel Bow Bake Sidewalk Edgers Steel Blade Grass Hook Turf Edgers Acme Hoes Steel-shank Hoes Simplex Weeders CASE TELLS HOW BENNY. PLACED IN JOBS| fe 4 Mac 0 | i SLAVIN MET HIS DEATH Jr eC OCeS Co, | Out- -of-Town Call for an i | KNOX, Ind, June 1.—Preddie)Ceel! claims Benny's death was an ac Schermann, nervous and timid tota | cident Undertaker’s Helper Hi . 08 a the jury today that Ceol! Burkitt, 11 cds ° Wiret stens ter centaimere! Under | en ee } had killed his playmate, senny | Wirgil Decker in PB felon nce Apne sage e psi i f Blavins, with a she n M 2. . ey . " ag : "ir “tl Bem we avearels. Frou, Gk. urder Hearing) among tie cats tinted with rm <OR OUTING RF INR } ioaseegs A paiMacbeckere a taded| WARSAW, Ind, June 1d in Star.Amertcan Legion Employment 1,500 YARDS OF OUTING FLANNEL t Ibiue ble und clutching a crumpled | teen-yearold Virgil Decker went ©% | bureau Wednesday is one for a mor 7) Sales Booth—Upper Main Floor { cap in his hand, was the first witness trial here today charged with mur:| Winn " MMGAY lb dhe bir & lol Be epee’ GH a special purch we were fortunate in obtaining 1,500 yards of ' toe the tate, whi h roy that the nag his pal and “double,” Leroy | * at ik pha iebssaioin' ; outing flannel in a wide ortment of fancy striped patterns. This is a iT eee the h Laticthecg ad prosecution hopes to prove|Straight salary, not plece work quality of flannel that sold last May at 50c a yard. Hi saying in Burkett‘s|that Virgil killed his friend in oF Here's a chance for some, ambitious ‘ #9 2, rN rads a Yar Fa oO} : Thankegiving said | that $24,000 insurance which was |@X-medical corps man to get started Special for Thursday, a Yard, 15c Hi We wanted to | carried “I by Decker might be collecte in « business that never knows hard _ — if t Burkett Cecil's | time it brother, he «ot {gun and we JOBS HAVE BEEN ‘ . if popped at some birds, but didn’t bit | rot ND FOR 245 Lace Specials ie enty v na hive been sup ” i | ptin t with work since the report pub s(]¢ AIS TO GET IN JAIL Bea mebieee See Gunes for Thursday ih came back to the yard a a up to 34 : j F enmy's aleten, andl vokinrared for jobs at the office ot| Sales Booth—Main Floor He said, ‘You better run, or I'l shoot | Woman Renews a CE Lind Rainier v Ed Hi you.’ That's just what he said. Elsie | knle pest, Amerionn Legion, in the enice Edg bi ran 4 "© for Admission to Clinic | rasement of the stuart buliding venice i _. Lucile Brown, “the woman with.|/9 person to register, it was pointed * “ fis ou Wedne uy by Miss Laura ©. put a jail,” has taken her fight a| Ut t sle ard 1} th the ¢ 4 Curwell, who in in active charge of H t » Judge Everett Bmith an order |to get the best resu In all cates ry i catch it now Henny was lying ¢ ' Ls Nis - the ground shot, His red sweater against T. KE. Skaggs, state director )® telep| num be given, Pe uers se ib waa on fire of business control, to show cause | a which C Freddie was then quizzed about al-| o peers ge | 4 ant oe effort ° aie videry | ee te vatecen Cecil and Ben, {Saturday morning why he shouldn't / wit) be je to take care of 150 yards of batiste camt- \ ny |be punished for contempt of court! men from out of town, but th i “Yes, sir.”. aald Freddie, “Cecil|for refusing to let her into the| who noe hand will naturally be a‘ wed 14 tt didn’t like Benn T saw hi lap | wo: ~~ ¢ and clinic, | @rved first ors of flesh H ol s face nad throw big min ee | No matter what sort of a Job It is, Marked regularly i “Seng d re gyrate according to her attorney, Adam |chere ix a world war veteran waiting and $2.00 a yard. For Hf Stern croas @xamination by W, J. | Beeler to fill it. Phone your needs to this sale, a yare i s lawyer, failed to shake| Since the closing of the Instita Jiciott 0479. You'll et snappy 65¢ and $1.25 i : service tion, April 1, ng the gover : A. y : 1 re the boy de] ree ety ot ite appropriation, (CALL ELLIOTT 0179 H ‘ | Net Top Laces i with him dur.| 2°F# veto of its appropriabio®. tie yoU CAN HELP is ‘ . . | 200 yards of net top laces ocegrrelahe th him 4ur-| pecler has carried Miss Brown’s| “it tnere teva name in this tie off} ‘Limely, Substantial Reductions — | trom 7'to 12 inches wide, sai | table for defens |fight thru Justice of the Peace C.| ne gintered service en that for dre petticoats and i | She wore ham frock inte ‘eeurt, whete she Was to you, or if qualifica on | 5, was bought in jena & shaw! was thrown trae ber eed 46 the howe asa weer of i as of any of theen oe aa opening @ | purchase, and if ; ap ° looked y at her Smith's, court}of Which you know, call the above S St ] | d in the regular way lboy.. Her yen were y; she nmitment and | Sumber , ring y e oa S | would sel! for $2.00 a yard } seemed bitter at all that was going | ,_ eupseme court | nn BR. Osterhout, Y. M A 5 | We are giving you the benefit i on about her, | am” al eo mmtter | Main 5208; radio electrician and gen ' ial ¢ of the purchase by offerin | Cocil’s hair hung eee macs (eral agriculturist Special at | your obolde, 6 q forehead. gle sat " | 1. H, Gillette, 803 EB. 724 st, Ken 85¢ ; ee ta a Sa oniat att $29.75 and $39.75 ) he killed Benny because of a quarrel. |“ Acne ee te ure J. Barbour, 6118 Palgrin . . i i —_ . repel mt Gaturday will con-|%, Rainier 0448; clerk, salesman rf Patten a bl i : poet nrmam " om Sinclair, Fern hotel 4 pecbtoeman — TICK-TOCK corn Judge Smit r sitdas Wks ae. dvueh 85 Coats 25 Coats for ourtaina, suaderwears. sic ; t Q his . : 7, 8 . that would sell at lic and 20c + i CLOCK SHOP special guard to take M bk ech aiereo Coats ranging in price Values in spring style a yard if marked in the regu- i We specialize in the repair of || to the institution, In «pit +: ibiaiekh, “ebipping from $29.75 to $75.00 coats from $49.50 to lar way. During this sale, a i so ncka. order, she was refused admission. | 174) santo civil engineer are offered for speedy $95.00, in various colors ne bi ia | John P. Wall, 413 Harrison st, cleanup; velours, trico- and materials, including ; | | “_ , id |Employe of County |itiott 174t annex: meat cutter. tines, Bolivias and tweeds veldynes, coverts, Boliv. Baby Flouncing i - . ° re brig, ). No mo i oo alli es r + basen r 250 yar of 27-inch bab: Fights D missal |; Siswees chioches reel in good colors; sizes 34 ias and tricotines; sizes founcing of fine long pom Whether County Auditor PD. ng. office and stock clerk to 42, but not each size 16 to 40, but not each in rted patterns which - f Ferguson has the authority rray 4. Harrison st in every color. size in every color. formerly sold for $1.25 a yard. 1 charge Thomas Irving, chief cunto- | C 2 ngineer Speci raday . . Thursday, a yard— | dian of ting machines of King| Fred L. Meyer, 705 20th ave. 8. gripe y Special Thursday 65¢ H Jeounty, has been put up to the|Beacon 2431; boller maker helper $29. aih 4 courts. truck driver = — | | Irving Tuesday obtained a tempo J, A. Speckel, 717 Marion st —_—— aad nnn ro asc "i }rary restraining order from Judge| Main 0977, Nour packer, gas engine ti A . i haw detinhey ¢ hte ‘eel a King Dykeman, directing Ferguson | machinist Latin-Americans Se re ee wd se | a | to allow him to hold the position un-] Roy Harvey, 208 29th ave. N Jeven rhage een y Hoge vari the rea |] BLIND, UNAIDED, HE ] } til June 3, when a hearing will be| Rast 6415; truck or private car May Quit League! song given by diplomats for the agi 7, a |held. On ‘the latter date Ferguson | driver, WASHINGTON, June 1.—with.| ‘ton of thelr countries for with BUILDS OWN HOUSE | must show cause why he should not| James Harvey Expey, 3538 FE vig pellet | Grawal. || OKLAHOMA CITY, June 1.— j be permanently restrained from dis-|gpruce st, Kast 2 clear eerk;| TOT the Letin-Amertenn ro} Pan tye = 5p |] Homer Daugherty, 32, blind since A minding Irvine, any light work publics, now members of the league) iV I t P ll T. he ‘was. 4, tbe abet, Gliaiated as > Fred. E. Brown, 1633 Summit,|of nations, was predicted by South olunteer Fo! ax building his home, unaided. East 4435; medical student, part|American diplomate here today: Collector Is Sought | vausierty was stone mason, time until school term closes, then}! tie. of the Southern nations} Sun Lung, 1509 Eighth ave, de|| carpenter, painter and papery d full time for three months; any all @-|clares a man claiming to be un banger. kind of wor! had already discussed informally a: a it ez a@ pol He works on the house long . Elias C. Cook, 72% Summit av vpeemg 3 their governments repu: | tax collector, called on him Tuesday after dark. fi 2 ok, 72 ave.| 4 tried 1 4 { N., Capitol 3364; bookkeeper, clerk, |#ting Hague membership with the | end tiled to collect $5 poll tax. He) | “yack of hammer marks on the A The Store for Useful Articles Cotton Garden Hose 50-foot lengths. Choice of | This‘is a good grade of woven hose, lined with A STARTLING VALUE IN $4.98 a heavy rubber tubing. F.om selected Bastern corn and strongly sewn. The handles are straight and smooth and nicely finished. They are very serviceable brooms. | OTHER GOOSE OR PACIFIC ‘DANDY BROOMS 5c Very spec Made in Seattle No Phone or C. O. D. Orders ¥, or %-inch weather boarding proves his skill. Going Camping? Try sleeping on a Gold Medal Camp Cot Eon Sas Can be folded up and carried like a suit case. The frame is made from hardwood and metal re- inforced. Covering is of heavy brown canvas that will give unlimited service. Size when opened, 26x76 Priced at See our complete line of Camping Goods. Cut Glass Tumblers *1.39 SET OF SIX These are cut in Seattle. Choose _ either the “Star” or the “Grape” design. These tumblers are thin blown and very neatly cut. None Delivered. P