The Seattle Star Newspaper, August 5, 1921, Page 5

FRIDAY, AUGUST 5, 1921. The People’s Popular Homefurnishers OUR CREDIT TERMS FOR 1,000 NEW ACCOUNTS 50 Purchase, $ 1.00 Down, $1.00 Per Week 75 Purchase, $ 3.00 Down, $1.25 Per Week 100 Purchase, $ 5.00 Down, $1.50 Per Week 150 Purchase, 7.50 Down, $2.00 Per Week } Purchase, $10.00 Down, $2.50 Per Week B $250 Purchase, $12.50 Down, $3.00 Per Week 00 Purchase, $15.00 Down, $4.00 Per Week SXTRA CHARGES—NO I Neue The Quick Meal Gas Range _ for Economy The Range With the Lorain Attachment NO OW. CLARA | FORGOT HASN’T FIXED IT gO om “o-o@or= } __No other range will economize like the Quick Meal will for you. No other range will give you the complete satis- faction that a Quick Meal will. ; ag to keep clean—wash with soap and water. eat, less gas, is what you want in Summer months. ‘ IRISH PEACE UP TO ULSTER Six Counties Suddenly De- velop Antagonism BY ED L. KEEN United Preas State Correspondent LONDON, Aug. 5.—Peace or con tinued war in Ireland depended to = i day on Ulster, Six northern counties, still deter. mined not to yield to “President” De Valera’s demand that he be permit ted to represent all Ireland at the peace conference, stood in the Way Wry lof Sinn Fein's acceptance of the Qu: M. A. HANSEN—4@ Economy Mkt. LET NO CORN | SPOIL AN HOUR | Any Corn Can Be Stopped Now, Any Moment, by « Tooch Science has solved the corn prob- Jem. One can now stop a corn ache instantly, and remove the "ithe method is. gentle, blentise, e met , be sure. A famous chemist invented it. A. ical dressing house of world- wide fame produces it. It is Blue-jay—the liquid or the plaster. A touch applics it. The pain stops at once. the whole corn, howevér ancient, loosens and comes out. See ean Wostanats Sipe It makes corn he . “folly. Your dru has Blue-jay. Let it end your corn—tonight, Liquid or Plaster Blue-jay. me card and on low, Col- | anf lat ill i is British proposals, The Ulster “hitch” developed when peace seemed vir tually assured. De Vairra's call for a meeting of jthe Sinn Fein partiament in Dublin om August 16 aroused the keenest speculation here. eee Free Prisoners to O. K. Irish Peace DUBLIN, Aug. §—The Dall Eire-| TO WARN YOU ABOuT THAT SWONG! FRANK THE SBA HANINESHN SERVICE. GS HNMNUTNRS HUNTS baum Bros. Furniture Co. i The Great American Home ee rm DONALD. You GO INTO \ THE House THIS MINUTE ! TTLE STAR SO SORRY CLARA! New Caruso Will Revealed by Lawyer BY CAMILLO CIANFARRA United Preas Staff! Correspondent NAPLES, Aug. 5.—Another new Caruso will was discovered today, The existence of the last tnstra- ment was revenied when the late singer's lawyer at Florence wired the executor that Caruso drew his last will there only 10 days aga Caruso instructed him, the lawyer mid, not to reveal the will until three days after his death. The will previously accepted as the last waa drawn at Sorrento shortly after Caruso returned from America. Another was known jo be in existence in New York. Relatives believed there was a possibility that still others would be found. The terms of the Fior- ones will were not divulged, ‘ Married 28 Times et and Still Lives! BERLIN, Aus. 6—Twenty+ight | wives ia the record of Germany's most married man, who has just been run to earth by the police. ann has been summoned to meet) rormerty a forester, Erth Grubert, (HARDING CHEERS WOUNDED YANKS Takes Day From Vacation to Visit Hospital BY RAYMOND CLAPPER Anited Press State Correspondent) LANCASTER, N. H, Aug. 6.— President Harding scratched a day from his vacation calendar to motor |to Gorham, N. H., today and give a |word of eheer to several hundred @isabled service men at the govern ment hospital there. ‘The president motored to Gorham |[shortty after breakfast and expect ed to get in a game of golf after hin visit to the hospital. He plans to leave here Saturiay for Portland, by way of Poland Springs, taking the Mayflower at | Portland. He should reach Washing ton Tuesday. odes Co : The Tom Sawyer Play Suits for Boys Main Floor—Kear re is womething new tn Boys’ Play Suits. A combina tion of overalls and blouse in one piece. Button-front style, drop seat and overall shoul, der straps, The overall part of the suit is made of heavy khaki twill, while the blouse is of lighter weight khaki izes are 4 to 10 years. A reg ular suit for a regular boy at, each woe ewes ee 2.00 Women’s Heather Hose Main Floor An excellent assortment of Women's silk and fiber fancy Hore in navy blue, and in combinations of navy blue and gold, and navy blue and green. Sizes are *% te 10, A DALE. . cos ee ee oe $1.50 Tie-on Sweaters Upper Main Floor A large assortment of these attractive styled Sweaters in all the new shades. They are made of wool and aiso of fiber. “ed from - ++-82.95 to 87.75 Creams and Lo- tions for Sun- kissed Faces Drag Sundries—Main . Floor Jergen's Benzoln and Almond Lotion e Hind’s Honey Almond Lotion .... Frostilla .... Orchard Whit Certified Witch Hazel An Important Sale of Women’s and Misses’ SUITS At $11.95 Second Floor For Saturday we have taken 38 Summer-style Suits from our regular stock and have marked them for rapid disposal. They include checks, jerseys, tricotines and silks, in light colors. These were formerly marked to sell at $19.45 and $25.00. On sale Saturday, while they last, at .ccccccscccwe os cows cccccse ce $11.95 Roshanara Crepe Skirts Included in this sale for Saturday are 42 Plaited Roshanara Skirts in an excellent combination of col ors. Extraordinary values that formerly sold for $22.50 and $29.50. Choice Saturday, Special $12.45 Sport and Dress Hats Special $5.00 An assortment of 50 high-grade Sport and Dress Hats of exceptionally fine materials. The majority are in light shades, but there are a few in the darker shades. Hats that sold formerly at $7.50, $10.00, $12.50, $15.00, and a few up to $19.50; then reduced. Your choice Saturday at........$5.00 Sport Hats in a line of two-tone effects will also be included in Saturday’s sale. Choice at....$1.95 CORSETS Upper Main Floor / American Lady Royal Worcester Choice at Warner’s and $1.50, $2.00 and $3.00 Satisfaction: ‘That is the result we get from patrons who wear any one of these brands, Bantiseptic Lotion Daggett & Ramsdell’s Co Cream....25¢, 43¢, 73¢ Hudnut's arvelous Cold 50¢ and $1.00 Krank's Lemon Cream. 91.00 | Elcaya Cold Cream..... Cold Cream Aug. 16, it wns authoritatively learned yesterday, Notice of this was sent to members who are in prison or interned. The British gov- ernment is ready to release them #0 they may participate in the session which will approve or disapprove the de Valera cabinet’s action on Lioyd George's peace terms, |Farm Credits Bill Approved by Senate ministration’s farm eredita bill |passed the senate yesterday. The bill passed without a roll call and without a single vote in oppouition. It now gues to the house, where it is the plan of administration leaders within a few months managed to! entrap 14 women, with each of | whom he went thru a marriage cere TT YEARS OLD; sss =: CLIMBS MT, HOOD & short term in prison he resumed | Oldest Man to Reach Ore- bis career and in the last stx months SS AVENUE AND UNION Store Hours, 8:30 A. M. TO 6 P. M. Pain to bring about mpeedy action, 100 miles out at sea. U. S. ARMY GOODS SALE 1013-1015 First Ave. Canned Goods FOR LESS THAN JOBBERS’ PRICES One of the large jobbers of Seattle has made repeated offers to take our line of Canned Goods at our regular retail prices. But we desire to take care of our regular customers and give them the benefit of our extraordinary values, so turned the offer down. The supply of these goods is nearly exhausted. The right to limit the amount to a customer is expressly reserved, in order to protect the customer. READ CAREFULLY Salmon, Alaska Pink, 10 extra fine pack, per cnn c Corned Reef, No. 2 cans, 24 on. net. Extra quality, 30c 10c army kind lercert Ralbrigcan Shirts aad Drawers, regular '76 $1.25, per garment..... c JUST RECEIVED 500 ARMY KOAKI COATS, RECLAIMED, FACH ....-..-...--.--,-50¢ And 2 large line of Blankets, Shoes, Shir's, Sox, Raincoats, Slickers, Tents, Tarpaulins, Canned Goods, Underwear, Overalls, Gloves, all priced at extremely low prices. ‘ WRITE FOR NEW SPECIAL LIST—MAIL ORDERS FILLED |SURPLUS ARMY SUPPLY STORE EX-LIEUT. LEWIS C. GARVER IN CHARGE 1013-1015 FIRST AVENUE °X<0°%semixc” PHONE ELLIOTT 4310 a eco managed to acquire the affections and property of another 14 women. WASHINGTON, Avg. & — The fenate yesterday-finally disposed of |the packer control bill by agreement i 10, ASPIRIN Rio de danaire b famed for its wa-| NAME “Bayer” on Genuine Bant iNumination, which may be seen Take Aspirin only as told in each Package of genuine Bayer Tablets lof Aspirin. Then you will be fok |lowing the directions anda dosage worked out by physicians during 21 | years, and proved safe by mil |lions. Tuke no chances with sub- stitutes. If you see the Bayer | Crows on tablets, you can take them | without fear for Colds, Headache, Neuralgia, Rheumatism, Karache | Toothache, Lumbago and for Pain. Handy tin boxes of twelve tablets | cost few cents. Druggists also sell larger packages. Aspirin is the trade mark of Bayer Manufacture |of Monoaceticacidester of Salicylic- | achd. HOME OF THE BEST $2.50 GLASSES ON EARTH Examinations Free Our experience in vision testing enables us to correct your eyes with scientific accuracy, We specialize in the most modern forms of spectacles and eye glasses. Grinding in our own modern lens grinding plant—the popular Toric and Kryptok IN- VISIBLE BIFOCAL LENSES, Always Retlable |acan_ dni | 917 FIRST AVENUE Madison Near Hat. 1906 gon’s Famous Peak PORTLAND, Aug. 6-—E. P | Rankin, of Monrovia, Cal., ts the old. [est man ever to reach the summit of | Mount Hood, Oregon's famous tour WASHINGTON, Aug. 5.—The ad to the conference report om it, 48)ist peak, according to a report reaching here today. Rankin ts 77 and altho following a pace set by his daughter and other young folk, according to Guide George Miller, showed less fatigue at the summit than any of his com- paniona. In bis youth Rankin was a famous athlete, being captain of the Prince ton university baseball team in 1864-5, Fruit Peddler Shot by Spokane Pioneer SPOKANE, Aug. 5—Louls Ad- ama, pioneer saloonist, late yester day shot and killed Joe Gracio, fruit peddler, In a quarrel at the shipping platform of the Spokane Nash Products company, Gracio’s son Al attempted te wn terfere and Adama potnted the gun at him and pulled the trigger, but all his ballets had been fired. Dur- ing the fight Gracte, who wan shot three times, struck Adams over the head with a hammer, inflicting « scalp wound. The dead man was the father of Dick and Al Gracio, local boxers. \Immorality Charged at Soldier Hospital| WASHINGTON, Ang. 5.-—Mor-| phine, moonshine whisky and im. | moral women, permitted, it is charg. ed, at oJhnson City, Tenn, old sol-/ dters’ home, where 850 exwervice | | men are receiving treatment, will re sult in @ higher per cent of deaths | | than the war, Director Forbes of the bureau of war risk insurance, told a senate committee yesterday. | Today in Congress ROUSE Not tm semsion Ways and means committee con tinues work on revenue revision, SENATE Debate on anti-medicinal biN con- tinues. Blections committees considers Ford- Newberry election co Hearings on dye fn embargo continue before finan mmittea, | bert Hansen Jeweler and Silversmith NOW LOCATED 1518 Second Ave. Astounding Values Are Offered in the | AUGUST “RED TAG” SALES All of our advertised specials and many other bargains on Bi SPECIAL PRICE COUNTERS are marked with “Red Tags.” You will find- EXTRA BIG VALUES all over the store, Seattle Canning Hea Some “Red Hot” Specials for Saturday CAN. WHAT YOU CAN! 150 DOZEN ECONOMY FRUIT JARS (QUART SIZE) - SPECIAL.~AT $1.19 DOZEN Economy fruit jars are especially adapted for preserving fruits and vegetables. They are absolutely sanitary and have a perfect seal. ¥,-PINT SQUAT JELLY GLASSES AT 655¢ DOZ. JAR COVERS—Mason, Economy or Schram—35¢ Dozen Preserving Kettles—Special $1.98 10 AND 12-QUART SIZE We have just 75 of these “Mirro” Aluminum Preserving Kettles—No more when they are gone. DONT FAIL TO TAKE ADVANTAGE OF THE REDUCED PRICES ON “WEAR EVER” ALUMINUM Get in ‘the Swim! Imported Willow The Season’s BEST Fish Baskets Value in Bathing Suits $1.50 COTTON BATHING SPECIAL FOR SATURDAY $1.50 Size at 98¢ SUITS AT 98¢ Get one of these Suits and en- $3.50 Size at $2.49 $4,00 Size at $2.98 joy the fun at Seattle’s wonder- $2.00 STEEL FISH ROD ful bathing ce BATHING 5 IN’S Wi yi p $8.50 MED Special at $1.00 This is a-3-piece steel Fish Rod, SUITS—Special at $2.49 These Suits come in several at- ; with a wood grip and reel attach- ment. i tractive colors; good range of “SEASON’S CLEANUP OF GARDEN HOSE 50 feet of “Electric” Corrugated Rubber Garden Hose Special at $9.98 This is the very finest Hose we have in the store. Notice the superior method of manufacture. There are no seams to burst, and it is practically impossible to kink it, 50 FEET OF COTTON HOSE, SPECIAL AT $4.98 Saturday you can buy any piece of Cotton Garden Hose in the store at this Special Price—4-inch or 34 sizes. Champion Heavy Duty SPARK PLUG, 7-8 Reg. Size EXTRA SPECIAL AT 49c See the big display of Auto Accessories on the Special Price Counter. Big assortment to choose from, at 49¢. += mse meraenmaminapitine nati cabasSoMn