The Seattle Star Newspaper, June 23, 1921, Page 5

THE SEATTLE STAR The Rhodes "FRIDAY HOUR SALES No mail, telephone or C. O. D. orders taken on Friday Hour Sale merchandise, and the right to limit quantities is reserved. 9 to 10 10 to 11 OUTING GLOVES —75 pairs of 160 yard Silk and Fabric Gloves Flannel is 36 inches wis. .% a good im twoclasp and 16-but ton lengths weight mal 1 and for. | merly sold at 25¢ a yard. Special for this 5 | hour at, a y 1 c 200 UNTRIMM SHAPES—of ere and ! assorted styles and in practically all These hats were picked from our regular stock selling for $2.95 and $3.95. Special for this hour, SHINES HINES, SERVICE, qCeRNMNUCeRTNNN OUR CREDIT TERMS FOR 1,000 NEW ACCOUNTS 50 Purchase, $ 1.00 Down, $1.00 Per 75 Purchase, $ 3.00 Down, $1.25 Per 100 Purchase, $ 5.00 Down, $1.50 Per 150 Purchase, $ 7.50 Down, $2.00 Per Week 200 Purchase, $10.00 Down, $2.50 Per Week $250 Purchase, $12.50 Down, $3.00 Per Week $300 Purchase, $15.00 Down, $4.00 Per Week NO EXTRA CHARGES—NO INTEREST r= MY STARS. JOHN, 1 BELIEVE 1 FORGOT TO LOCK THE BACK DOOR “ Week Week Week 11 to 12 KHAKI SUITING —for out of doc wear, 300 yards will be sold this hour at, ® yard 300 YARDS OF VOILE, fine quality, with taped edges and en-work borders. Formerly yard, then reduced to 50e, For this 35 hour, a yard c 89 MEN'S MUSLIN NIGHT SHIRTS, taken from regular stock for quick disposal, Sizes 15, 16, 17 and 18. Special for this 65 c hour, each a. 75 YARDS AND 8 “ Wool French Serge and Crepes in green, plum, Burgundy, brown, taupe and Copenhagen blue. Formerly $2.00 a yard Special this $1 00 The a hour, yard ° j MEN’! ISE—3100 patra 1 cotton, in ordovan, slate, alm Beach, blue and black. Sizes 9% to 11%, but not each size in every color. Special, this hour, @ van. 50c Some are slightly solled and mend ed. Formerly, a pair, $1.25 to $2.50. For this hour, spectal, a pair . “BOY SUITS — One hundred Cotton Mesh Union Suits in colors of white and ecru. Sizes 6 to 12 years. These formerly sold at $1.00 a sult. Special for this hour, 50c a suf ... Featuring the new low price level for Hotpoint ees Electric Irons on sale today. This represents a sav- ing of 1214%, and will, no doubt, create brisk de- mand. We solicit your patronage. Of Values Offered This Week, There. Are Only Two Days Left to Make Your Purchases Bed-Mattress and Spring for .............$24.65 Glasbak Casserole and Frame, for. . $1.95 Extension Table, Oak, 6-ft., for.. $17.75 Folding Sulky With Hood, for .$9.75 Single-Face Velour Velvets, per aR cielo Or three for... ALL-DAY SALES Women’s Gloves Some excellent values In 100 pairs of Women's Mended Kid, Suede and Capeskin Gloves, in styles of | twoclasp, strap wrist and 16-button lengths, In white and colora All sizes in the lot, but not in each color or style. Formerly $3.50 to $8.00 a pair— Special at One-Half Price Gloves will be fitted if desired. Tub Skirts Muslin Vests Whe Gaberdine, Rep and Novelty’ Fabrica mn Sales Booth—Upper Main Floor Some are slightly mused and soiled. Sizes 24 to 200 Women's Muslin Vests in pink and white Bod THE END OF A PERFECT DAy. N 8 LIBERAL CREDIT EXTENDED - GRUNBAU |Woman Tells Why She Killed Ziegler CHICAGO, June 22—Mra Cora Orthwein told the jury yesterday why she shot and killed Herbert, P. Ziegtor. Bi REHEARSAL FOR SATURDAY Die in Plane Fall! WASHINGTON, June 23.—tvhen|! | the fast little single-neater of Lieut. | M. J. Plumb zoomed suddenly and} cut off the tall of the plane of Capt | | Two Army Officers FULAETURE, PIKE. MEETS FIFTH MUMNNESN New Phone—Elliott 4910 |OMIIININIS| The divorcee resumed the stand tn FURNITURE CO, | the charge of murder. “Herbert was in a 4runken frenzy,” she said. “That is the rea- Seattle Auto — |Propose Assistant fon I left him at the cabaret where he had thrown a glass of water in| | her own defense to free herself of) Wayfarer Cast of 5000 to Work at Stadium Five thousand persons will take part at 2 p.m. Saturday in the first H. T. Douglas, both army filers were | plunged to death in Chesapeake bay | yesterday The men were engaged in a tactl cal bombing raid directed at the hulk | of the old battlesliip San Marcos, off ‘Tangier, island. cee 38 walvt measure. to $2.50 each. For this wale, each .- Formerly $3.50; then reduced ir and regulation shoulder strap styles. Sizes 34 to 4. Formerly $1.50, then reduced to $1.00. Friday Special, all day, each... 69c $1.75 2to3 3 to 4 4 4to5 my face. HANDKERCHIEFS — 250 Fine Lawn Handkerchiefs with white and colored embreidery im corners; also Initial Handkerchiefs and Imitation Madeira in whita. Formerly 18¢ and 25c each. Special for this hour, OP ERLE DIE LOIN topes llc 500 YARDS OF BLEACHED MUSLIN —A good quality 36-inch wide material that formerly sold for 23¢ a yard This hour, a yard... 15c to the President WASHINGTON, June 23.—Propos- | NURSERY BEDSPREADS— Children’s and Infants’ Cre open-air rehearsal in the Univérsity an nner an pérwone knew bap tt) Washington stadium of the Baby- en he was crazed with liquor, He h - had beaten me many times when he| ‘nian episode and the big chorus was in that condition. During these| The Wayfarer, times he was not the man I loved—| Preliminary instruction to thove he was a beast. taking part was given Wednesday | / d a woman landed right side up in| the joint committee on reorganiza|* “On that night he battered down! night at the pageant headquarters, “ote age Parc ascent naga ramp 15 fect below. The woman, |tion, it was learned today. This of-|my door. I knew he had come to| 76 University st. It was announced | {Ui thy WS y ti wite Daly Sdlne gave her name as Emma John-|fice probably would be called an| kill me, He bad threatened me/that places for men im the cast are| topes and peopl ey nsuitode h, was treatedsat the Everett hos |executive secretary. He would make| many times still open. of 75 feet, * for cuts on The wrist. The man, | thousands of decisions of lesser im- “He lunged toward me—1 yelled. Miss Margaret Akin, dramatic di- re hp said he was Mr. Edwards, was|portance which now overburden the | He kept coming. He struck me I . Entries Close Today Off Bridge; 2 Hurt| | EVERETT, June 23. — Plunging | thru a heavy railing off the Pacific | ais to create a virtual assistant to highway three miles north of Win-| P P termute’s corners, Wednesday night, |‘ President of the United States fan automobile occupied by a man|&Fe under serious consideration by 250 YARDS OF FANCY VOILES, suitable for Summer |} tonne Nursery Bedspreads presses and Smocks. Patterns || with hemstitched and scak oped edges. ‘They are in coh ™ 1 Payee sad ae ors of pink and blue These This material is 40 inches wide and formerly sold at 25 formerly sold for $1.95 and $2.50 each For this hour, and 30c a yard. To close out, |f this hour, at 19c 19 your cholce _ $1. 59 & Yard... -sennnne Aviation Teacher Killed in Plunge PORTLAND, Ore., June 23.—P. FL Green, 25, an aviation instructor, tector under Montgomery Lynch, badly injured. The license plate | president, leaving the chief executive | saw the very devil in his eyes—eo/| will addreas the Elks Thursday night IT reached for a gun and shot him to’ on the importance of the pageant to ‘en the car had been issued to FE. D.|free to devote himself té the big) 1925 Second ave. W. Seattle, ‘affairs of the government. save myself.” Beatle, 11:00 _m. to 2:00 p. m. BARTELL DRUGS End o’the Week Cool, Refreshing and ICH CREAM at all OUR DOWNTOWN STORES— Brick or Bulk ICE CREAM to take home, | for Big Auto Parade|= Entries in the National Purk Open- ing day parade for decorated auto mobiles will not be accepted after ‘Thursday, First prize of a three-day stay at Paradise Inn will be awarded to all occupnts of the best decorated automobile, The second prize will be a twoday stay at the same place Bone Will Be Guest Master Printers and Their Sons Banquet Seventy-five representatives of three generafians of printers attend- ed the father and son banquet of the Sentfle division of the United Typothetae of America et Pig’n Whistle Thursday evening. A va ried program of toasts, music and 500 Attend Swedish Million Is Lost Church Convention in Florida More than 600 delegates from all) JACKSONVILLE, Fla, June parts of the U. & will attend the|The supply base of the Florida national convention of the Swedish |"°*4 Evangelical Movement of America, which opens at 7:30 p.m. Thursday at the Swedish Tabernacle, Bellevue, ave. and Pike st. of Press Club Here Gov, Scott C. Bone of Alaska wil! be the guest of honor of the Seattle Press club Thursday night, July 7, |]; at the club headquarters. Gov. Bone wired the club Wednesday that he | would arrive here, on route to! Alaska, on July 6. He will remain! in Seattle three days before sailing for his new post. speeches was rendered. Friday and Saturday SPECIALS — Kolynos Tooth Paste—Removes unsightly film from the teeth, and leaves them white and clean; special, .......-..sceecceeseceeseee }19¢ Foster’s Kid Glove Cleaner—Makes soiled Kid! KELSO.—W. M. Goforth shot and he |seriously wounded when he attempts nna |to flee from Deputy Sheriffs Wicker M. Lowndes, 17, brings sult for!$10,-|and Smith, who were about to place i against Rev. B. Duckett. him ufder arrest for selling liquor. The Store for Useful Articles the big warehouse, the message WASHINGTON. — Claiming stood her on her head, Mrs. SUMNER.—While | Lake Capps, George Waterhouse, drowns. 495. CHOCOLATES 49k. ‘| A REDUCTION IN PRICE, BUT NOT IN QUALITY Your desire for real candy—-one that will satisfy re craving for luscious sweets—may be had in End o’ the Week Chocolates, Not merely a box of chocolates, but a full pound of our own make, freshly made candies with assorted favors, in cream and chewing e centers, On your way home or to the plonte grounds, stop and wt} |{|=ima Woman Burned | a box. ito Death in Home| AT BARTELL STORES only on Friday and Saturday ke rrmgenal Eben Leper gt Frank | | Smith was burned to death here yes- 1 of each week, pound Tk £4 tated? sheceenctea at STORE HOURS: 8:30 A. M. TO 6 P. M. =! =RIDAY BARGAINS fire with kerosene. completely destroyed. A parrot, an DARK STAINED —And the Housewares Department pagel hg burned to death eins offers a really wonderful bargai SCREEN Lemonade or Water DOOR Set $1.19 Size 32x80 inches Consisting of 1 thin-blown Jug, ca- Friday Bargain Price pacity 3 pints, and 6 thin lead-blown $1.98 Tumblers. These are plain, clear glass, undec- This is a strongly mortised door, stained orated. in a dark shade and cov- ered with black enam- eled screening. Hinges for. SDC “BUSY” REVOLVING Lawn Sprinkler Regular $1.50; Friday Bargain Price .... ...... 98c The “Busy” is true to tts name. It throws a generous spray or water over a wide surface, falling like rain. Base is black enameled and the simple revolving device is galvanized to prevent rust. ASTORIA, Ore, June 23.— John | | Franklin Grant, 60, well known sportsman and salmon packer, died at his home here yesterday after an illness of two months. He was af. fectionately known along the Pacific “Jaa Great, Sport Skirts $7.50 Silk, Serges and Plaid Ma- terials are included in this lot—OTHER SKIRTS at $9.50 and $11.50. Monday, June 27 Is Our Last Day! ONE PRICE—CASH OR CHARGE! Make all future payments at Our Men’s Store, 1427 Fifth Ave., near Pike St. Demonstration S. O. S. The Magic Cleaner 25c’ Regular Value 35e | _ 5 Rolls of “Liberty” Toilet Paper for 25c 4 “Liberty” is a soft crepe tissue, MJ and this “Friday Bargain” price makes it an exceptionally good value, Lower Panel Not Divided No one ever packs a KODAK Tuarz ts sure to be a chance to Kodak as you go and then the instrument is so compact in con- struction, and so smart in design and finish that it isa pleasure to carry it. We have all the Kodaks—from the little Vest Pocket Kodak that is small enough to wear to the 3A that has made the post card size picture standard—all easy to work, all beautifully constructed. We take no chances when we buy from the Eastman Kodak 25¢ and 50¢ 1113 Third Ave. Between Seneca and Spring Sts, new; Opecial os vec cdceec esses. J | 39c every auto. It kills fire; special........ style, color and shapes. We bought in large quantities and our stocks | Regular 50c Sulpho Sage Seeing 37 j dlc Sunburned? Cream—Imparts a clear, faultless complexion woolens, etc. Its qualities are unequaled; will ure to the sun, am applica- leaves the skin soft and easief to apply; special 69c Deodorants Pibisaseeer. wereseeees BEG, BOG trude, shocking results received from ordingry cur- Gloves spotlessly clean, and just~as good as | 2lc ‘Shinola Home Sets—Consist of dauber and sheepswool polisher, felt mount; a necessity in every home; spegial cesccecdeccccccceccsce) Regular $1.50 Carbona Fire Extinguisher | —Should be in every home and carried in $1 .00 0 is a aps HT A profusion of Bath Caps that surpass any of the former years in Regular $2.50 Slumber Stopper Alarm) Clocks—A clock that will give service and | $1.98 are still complete, making your selection an easy as well as a profit- last a long time; special able one—a Bath Cap fom men, women or children at 25¢, 35¢, 50¢, 65¢, 75¢, 85¢, $1.00 AND $1.25 fies the hair and gives it that appearance you want most—luxuriant; special. . Mfrs.’ 60c size Pond’s' Extract Vanishing 39c Use Septol whenever used; a good value at regular oinngd ° a wonder at . Violet Cerate Regular 15c Lux—For laundering all teat 10 After the trip or expos- C Iti f Vi Y t (a ion 0 iolet Cerate not shrink baby’s clothes; special southee and retrcmhag tie 50c Pinaud’s Beauteviva Liquid Toilet Powder} skin. Does not dry, but —Answers the same purpose as powder and is} 43c gn ag sy H smooth. en find it an ideal cream for after shav- 4711 Eau de Cologne Bath Salts—Regular 90c; ing. Generous size jars renders bath water soft and refreshing and gives a delightful fragrance; special......... 6“ ” STAR That Check Perspiration! eer. oe, bie, $1.00 Has an entirely different effect on the body from the “Vano” — Eliminates disagreeable 50¢ rent. Acts on the nervous system, blood circulation, cells and tissues. and pre perspira- “Eversweet”—neutralizes vents all odors from Some of ite uses are here named: For treatment of Anemia, Backache, Bronchitis, Bruises, Eczema, Eye Treatment, Goltre, Dyspepsia, Hay Fever a wherever pain ty bad; also Lumbago Spiro Powder—Deodorizes perspira- tion and relieves chafing....25¢ “Stearn’s Necessity"—Use after YOUR CHOICE OF A bath; absorbs all odor as it ap “Mum"—Ag easy to use as to say * and it's effective ...sess00+++ 25¢ Harriet Hubbard Ayers—A substi- tute for di shields. 40¢, 75¢ Non Spi 0 and Neuralgia. Star Violet Rays are guaranteed for one “year from date of purchase, against defects in material or work- manship. $] 2:50 Price complete, with all necessary equipment and attachments 22.10.00. +0c+eecesececeeess Company—you take no chances when you buy from us BRING YOUR FILMS TO US for developing and finishing. We maintain a twice-a-day service. You'll be satisfied! Don't hide skin trouble-heal it with Resinol ‘This treatment gets right SPECIAL Blue and White Gray and White PRICE ON Striped Canvas Suitable for porch curtains, camp furniture, awnings, etc. Chéice of: Rt sone reserving Kettle Capacity 8 qts., or a Double-Handled Granite Preserving Pan, for 8—BARTELL DRUG STORES LOCATED AT—8 Store No. 2 | Store No.3 | Store No.4 | Store No.5 | Store No.6 | Store No. 7 610 First Ave. Cor, Ballard Second 600 Fifth Second at Ave. and 22d and and Ave. Pike St. Ave. N. W. Ag Pike Brown and White 8-ounce weight, 29 30c inches wide, yard... Regular Price 45c. at the root of the trouble, ‘The rich, cleansing lather of Reainol Soap rida the pores of impurities, while Resinol Ointment soothes and heale the inflamed spote or blotchea trial. + Dept. a! Resinol, Poll size at your druggista, : Store No. 1 1908 Boren Ave. Store No. 8 First and yh teler 69c Frid#y Bargain