The Seattle Star Newspaper, June 15, 1921, Page 5

REDSTSDAY. JUNE. 15, 1921. Ome | SERVICE USMY OUR CREDIT TERMS FOR 1,000 NEW ACCOUNTS Purchase, $ 1.00 Down, $1.00 Per Purchase, $ 3.00 Down, $1.25 Per Purchase, $ 5.00 Down, $1.50 Per Purchase, $ 7.50 Down, $2.00 Per Purchase, $10.00 Down, $2.50 Per $250 $12.50 Week $300 $15.00 Week Purchase, Down, $3.00 Per NO EXTRA CHARGES—NO INTEREST $ 50 $ 75 $100 $150 $200 Week Week Week Week Week Purchase, Down, $4.00 Per SET There is yet time to take advantage of our offer of a 42-piece Dinner Set Free, with any Dining Suite sold this week. Price Reductions on All Walnut and Oak Dining Room Suites Are From One-Quarter to One-Half. They include American Walnut Suites in the well known Queen Anne design, in seven, eight and nine pieces; also William and Mary design—Oak or Wal- nut—in seven and eight- piece suites. YOU WILL MISS A-GRAND OPPORTUNITY TO GET A FINE DINING ROOM SUITE AT A WONDERFUL SAVING IF YOU FAIL TO TAKE ADVANTAGE OF THIS SALE Free—Dinner Set Given With Each Suite! Sale Opens Thurs- day—A Week Spe- cial of Wear-Ever Stew Pans—Alumi- num—Sell for $1.15 —price this sale— A3¢. LIBERAL CREDIT EXTENDED GRUNBAU New Phone—Elliott 4910 {KOHIMMIINK6) Eighty-twe per cent of the persons| A chair made from the rib of one who died or were injured by fire in/of the first American warships, the this country last year were children | Revenge, ts to be presented to Preai- under school age and mothers. dent Harding. In this climate children and adults are daily con- tracting rheumatism. It is very prevalent among the young and often mis- taken for so-called grow- ing pains. In most cases rheumatism lays a per- manent foundation for chronic heart disease. TRY NALGEN $3.00 at All Drug Stores Rheumatism ts one of the most dangerous bac- terial diseasea known to ‘and puld be checked at once. has brought relief to many hundreds of sufferers, and mmend it to everyone afflicted with rheu- matismn or kindred diseases. It contains no poison no narcotics, no calomel joueneucnone: 15 Cents a Package: Bluhill Pimento Cheese The Trans-Canada Limited eaves Vancouver daily and reaches Montreal in £ = pay of through train across the continent. route see the Canadian Pacific Rockies connections to all points in the East, Old French nada and and TransAtlantic Canadian Pacific steamahipa. ‘ull information furnished on application to ELF. L. Sturdee, General Agent, Passenger Dept., Canadian Pacific Railway 08 Second Avenue, Seattle. Telephone Main 5587. ————EEEeEE———————Eee AO UUUANN A EONTNNHA TORTI rt BIG SPACE FOR INDUSTRY SHOW 90,000 Square Feet Now, Available Numerous demands from manufno turers and jobbers for room in which to exhibit Northwest products at the Northwest Merchants’ cofivention and Buyers’ Week, July 25 to 30, has led the committee to obtain 30,000 |square feet more space in the Bell |st. terminal This. | the port commission |tal area of the exhibit |square feet. Paul T. Kennedy, tn charge, said Tuesday there would be 314 exhibit | spaces tn all and that at least 50 of these would be used by outside ex hibitors. Reservation of 10,000 square feet for tuncheon and entertainment purposes has been mada brings to 90,000 Today in Congress HOUSE Mure committee holds Rear- cold storage legistation affairs committee considers eral naval legisiation. peace resolution proba’ be sent to a conference with to iron out difficulties between the Knox resolution. SENATE Met at 11 a m. to debate packer ball Army conferees continue discussion of army bill Naval conferees resume interrupted debate on disputed items in navy bill Keeping Down the Cost of Keeping Well— A self-imposed obligation of Butler Drug Co. for over 29 years. All prices are quoted purely on the basis of “how lite can it be sold fort” If you have been paying a rescription price which blame your ph bes that which its cost is Our prescription prices are Y DOWN, and tn Free Messenger Se part of the elty “LE bett rugs were sold we J. P. CHASE, Chemist PRESCRIPTION DRUGGISTS Second and James Phone Elliott 49 WereSmall andRed. Burn- ing Caused Loss of Sleep. “My trouble began in the form of small, red pimples, which caused me much embarrassment as they were on my face. The pimples festered and caused me to lose sleep by burn- ing. I began using Cuticura Soap and Ointment and they afforded re- lief in about two weeks. When I had used one cake of Cuticura Soap and two boxes of Cuticura Ointment for three or four weeks I was completely healed.” (Signed) Miss A.M. ers, Hamilton, Washington. Cuticura Soap daily and Cuticura Ointment occasionally, prevent pim- ples or other eruptions. They are a pleasure to use as is also Cuticura Talcum for perfuming the kin. trons: by courtesy of | the to | THE SEA CHICO, Cal—Norman Stanley, |® falls from cherry tree, fractures ater on skull, and goes back to play. I of “noft head, and fracture discovered. ‘SMITA AND WIFE EAT ANYTHING ON TABLE NOW Both in Perfect Health Since Taking Tanlac and Say They Wouldn't Be Without It he complained spot” | | we | in such an awful condition I aidn't at anything without suffer. but now I am eating cabbage, na, onions, or just anything else | want, without a bit of trouble,” was the statement made by Charles A. Smith, an employe of the Linde Air Products Co, residing at Seventh Ave. South, Seattle, W “Up until a few months ago I was in a pretty strong and healthy con |dition, But my stomach seemed to go back on me completely all at once. I lest my appetite, and noth land the things [ liked best hurt me |the worst. After meals I bloated un. | til I could hardly get my breath, and had pains all through my chest, and cramps in my stomach that were simply terrible, I never had head, aches, but every other part of my ‘body hurt. My back ached so I could hardly stoop over, my arms hurt me and were terribly stiff, and, in fact, it seemed that rheumatism was all over me. At times my legs were almost numb, and the only feeling I had in them was the aching. “Well, I had confidence in Tanlac | because of the way it had helped my wife, and it certainly has fixed me up fine, too. I don't believe I ever felt better in my life t I do now My wife says I come nearer eating five meals a day now than I used to come to eating thre best of shape in every way sides my regular work, I can fix up lots of things around the house and still feel fine. My wife and I both think Tanlac is wonderful, and it will always be our medicine from now on.” Tanlac Is sold in Seattle by the Bartell Drug Stores and leading | druggists, —Advertisement OON’T DO THIS! VA LEONARD EAR OIL RMLIEVES DEAFNESS and STOPS HEAD NOISES. Rab it Back of the Kare wert in Nostrils, Proof of will be given by the druggis For Pharmacy, st.) Beach nN. W acy, Second and ell Drug Co. A. 0. Leonard, Inc, 70 5th Av. New York City, Remarkable Heme Treatment en by One Who Had It ear of 1893 L was attacked rand Sub-Acute Rhema & pitiful condition urned, I have given ore terribly affl some of them 4 the resulte were the eame as sufferer from any lar and sub-ae want. ever You have Kinelt to. y Mark 1 Jackson, 6 Bldg., Syracuse, Mr. Jackson is respoi ratement true, ic fore 1 got Tanlae my stomach | ing seemed to agree with ma I had} |to give up eating almost everything, | I'm in the} and be-| TTLE STAR MINERS SUFFER | IN JOB DROUTH So Say Delegates to A. F. of; L. Convention DENVER, June 15.— Bituminous} |coal miners were the greatest suffer: | ers from the wave of unemployment which swept the country, according | |to delegatés attending the annual |convention of the American Federa |tion of Labor, in session here A large proportion of the soft coal |miners have been working only a ays each month since the was hit by the industrial] mn, Many have been unable to find any work. The condition of practicalty every other industry reflects back on the coal miners, W. F. Green, secretary treasurer of the United Mine Work ers of America, and a member of S|the executive council of the Ameri can Federation of Labor, declared in an interview with the United Press. As other industries closed down, the demand for bituminous coal was gradually shut off. Bituminous coal is largely for domestic usage and the demand for that grade has held up well. Green spoke feelingly of the financial plight of many men in mining camps, who have not been |working, and who have encountered great difficulties in earning suffi lelent money to supply themselves and thelr families with food. Recognition of the troubles of the coal miners in Mingo county, West Virginia, was taken by the conven |tion when ft passed the resolution presented by John L, Lewis, of the | United Mine Workers of America urging the senate to adopt the John. son resolution providing for an in | vestigation into the mine situation in Wert Virginia, Green described how these miners |Joined the union in a body and the next more than 100 mines were |closed and the miners were locked out FATHER AND HIS FIVE LITTLE KIDS TO SEE PRESIDENT HARDING LOS ANG . June 15.—D. L. Fuller, owner of a collection agency in Santa Monica, hag five children. Fuller decided to take @ vacation. Vuller thought of going to Washington, D. C., 80 he wrote a letter to President Harding, ask ing him if he thought he would like to see the five little kids. “They're awfully cute,” he wrote, “I know you'll enjoy hold ing them on your kne Friends shook their h Fuller comtinued to collec’ paid debts. Today he ree letter from President Harding's secretary. It asited him to call at the White House June 20 at 1 o'clock. | Autoists, Beware! ‘The arrest of Howard B, Starr, 5038 17th ave, N. E., Tuesday, who [failed to get a new license for his car, marks the beginning of a cam paign by police against owners who neglect to renew their licenses, Starr was arrested and his auto- mobile locked up pending investiga- tion. | EVERETT.—Parote asked for G Troutman, of Tenino, who pleaded |guilty to robbery of Rucker Bros, |bank at Lake Stevens. He is under sentence of. five years’ Imprisonment. H. Q. Simpson, convicted as an ac- complice, appeals for new trial. Silk and Serge Dresses Quitting Business Sale, prices Less Than Wholesale, Choice $15, $20 and $30 ONE PRICE, CASH OR CHARGE CATEINS 1113 Third Ave. Between Seneca and Spring Sts. All Arrests Are Begun: Thank Americans “BASTERN ISLES” Philippine Lingerie A New Shipment of Chemises and Gowns Upper Main Floor HES The outstanding shipment are the complete s ments and pleasing values, well-defined by embroidered edges, sketch. Attractively $2.95, $3.50 and $3.95. { are dainty garments, just as they come from the deft fingers of their makers far away in the Philippines. features of this new assort- which have characteristics brought out flowered designs and Filet lace insertions, as shown in the priced at $2.49, PAGE & Wool Tweed SUITS $16.50 and $29.50 Second Floor Wool Tweed Suits, with shawl, tuxedo and notched lapel collar styles. Sizes 16 to 40; all and half lined. They are in colors of brown, green, blue, tan and salt and pepper mixtures, suitable for golf, motor- ing, boating, traveling and other sports wear. ~ + Hand-Colored Kodak o4 Enlargements Main Floor Bring tm your best Kodak negatives you an enlargement, ments either 7x11 or 8x10 inches, $1.00. SPECIAL for Thursday... hand colored in oils. Formerly and let us make Enlarge .79¢ Suitable Gifts FOR THE June Bride and College Graduate Main Floor SANDWICH TRAYS $4.50, $5.00, $9.00 BREAD TRAYS $3.00, $3.50, $5.00 FRUIT BOWLS £6.50, $7.50, $9.00, $14.00 NUT BOWLS $5.50, $6.00, $10.00 VASES $41.50, $6.00, $11.00, $11.50, $12.00 FLOWER BASKETS $5.00, $8.50 MAYONNAISE BOWLS $5.00 BUTTER $5.00, $5.50, $6.00, $7.50 » BON-BON DISE $1.95, $2.50, $3.50, $3.75, $4.00, $5.00 BAKERS $7.00, $8.00, $10.00, $11.00 TEA AND COFFEE SETS Ranging from $13.50 RJ $35.00 SYRUP $4.00, $5. 75 All the above articles are Sheffield Plate Complete sets of Tableware in Com- munity Plate and 1847 Rogers’ pat terns; also a splendid line of Cut Glass Bowls, Sugar and Creamer sets, Candy Jars, etc. The Jewelry Section, too, has many Graduation Gift Sug- gestions. For Russian Aid Bet $12,000 That It Won’t Rain, 4th A communication thanking the| Twelve thousand te $480 that it American friends of Russia and| won't rain on the Fourth of July! praising their good work in alding| That is the bet that was registered the stricken people of that land, has here Tuesday. committee in Seattla there. This is the first time that rain tn- ‘The Home Insurance been received by the Russian relief Co. holds the long end and the spe | cial Fourth of July committee is hug- Expecially good work is being done ging the short end. Henry Broder- in Moscow, it is stated, and all relief | ick, Inc. holds the stakes, facilities are working under agree-| ment with the soviet government, surance has been taken out in any ‘such large amount in Seattle. Remodeled Panama Cafeteria O Special “after theatre ac dations wit be part of the dally gram of the newly equipped nama cafeteria, which opens at 1415 ave. Wednesday noon. Until _ night each night the Panama Pleas ing Players will furnish music those who take advantage of late-hour cafeteria service, ANACORTES.—Body of unidenth fied man taken from D trap in Deception Pass. The Store for Useful Articles AVENUE AND "UNION $1 Regular $1.15. Special— Cover, 20c Extra. This SEE the difference, F the Ever.” STORE HOURS: 8:30 A. M. TO 6 P. M. te” “WEAR-EVER” One-Quart Aluminum Stew Pan 43c special offer is made by the factory so you can see for yourself that aluminum utensils are not all alike. EEL the difference, and KNOW %& difference between ordinary aluminum and Get Your Stew Pan Tomorrow! For Limited Time “Wear- Paint Up! Good Paint is an investment, now! our prices are attractive. Paint The weather is favorable and “Never-Fade” Bungalow Shingle Stain Special for —\ aA Thursday. SS, Gallon SIZE 60 cae size .98c $4. 69 All colord except gray and cream. “Never-Fade” Stain is made from creosote —the best wood preservative known— and pure colors ground in linseed oil. Can be applied by any one, DEMONSTRATION OF NATIONAL STEAM PRESSURE COOKERS Learn how to save time in cooking “Sun Beam” Triangle Polish Mop 75c With 4-ounce bottle of Polish Cleans, polishes and dusts both floors and woodwork. The polish im- parts a lasting luster. Complete with long handle. Curtain Rods 3 for 25c Brass Curtain Rods, extending to 40 inches, and complete with fixtures for hanging. Special, 3 for.. Select from three styles.