The Seattle Star Newspaper, October 12, 1921, Page 8

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2 REASONS Mc Casement Adjustere— NOW | 2.0... 50¢ $1.20 Casement Adjusters SNOW | occ cee as 800 $9.50 Wheelbarrows, w 4 tray—NOW . .. — $175 Door Bells fe Beaver Board, per square foot—NOW.......5¢ Ye Plaster Board, per square foot—NOW.....4%¢ $2.25 Surface Bolts _ Now. oseee 2.30 LS Surface Bolts— NOW . .........065 e5¢ Ries kawacese d 812.50 5c etiting Sash Bolts —NoW . 2c Barre! Bolts ie ......91.00 a. Brackets $17.50 Panic Exit Bolt Now . No roll—NO' Deadening Felt, per Toll—NOW . ......-- $2.50 lad re keep gg reel you @ victim of ¢ ¢ weaknesses? If as to ‘expense of “nye troubles ever before, to stimulate building. our share to assist you to build well and economically. THIN tion: 4 get a bottle of Bon-Opto ablets Drop one Bon-Opto tablet in lass of water and allow to athe the You of & 7 tions I feel regular use in almost every family. ia sold by all good drugwints Welcome Sears, Roebuck es two to four times daily. ee TUT TIUUITIUUUuLAAUMuL HAVE BUILDERS’ HARDWARE PRICES COME DOWN? “We'll Say They Have!” Factories have reduced their prices. We are selling on a smaller margin of profit than $1.50 Sheathing Felt, per roll NOW n0¢ 20¢ Sash Fasteners— NOW . cncpeccweceeens 10¢ S50 3%4x3% Hinges, pal Now . B5¢ 65e 4x4 Hinges, jal NOW 50¢ 350 24-inch Hinges, pair Now . . 25¢ 30 Surface Hinges, pair - Now... cove ges BOE $3.00 Floor Hinges— Now . 82.00 $2.00 Night Latches— now... $1.55 “$12.75 $8.50 Store Door Locks NOW © coc . 85.25 Se Hook Sash Lifts—-NOW 4¢ 1Se Bar Sash Lifts Now The $1.75 Inside Lock Sets NOW © occ cc cece ee 100 $2.00 Inside toe ‘Bets now .. $1.25 $16.00 Cylinder Front Door Locks—-NOW . . $9.75 $18.00 Cylinder Front Door Locks—-NOW $22.50 Cylinder Front Door Locks—NOW . ....815.00 $4.50 Glass Knob Lock Sets—NOW . ....... $2.75 $2.50 French Door Locks WES vcasahssetsss $1.65 $6.50 Nails, base— BPE b svkteuccasced $5.40 About $63.00 Go to any active drug Ive. With this liquid ppear. | , even eps to save them now re bothering y be: tes y blind might ha ey had cared for their rt or prominent ph; above article was submé jely prescribed by them. ip swarastes Kt to strensth pom gt pA peor pay ta im many instances or refund the mone: id be kept on ha: Seattle needs more new homes, the, presdrip- fourth Here is the Evidence: We will do f0o Push Plates NOW, .25¢ $1.00 Gla sh Plates | NOW 5 sseeceeeeeeeens 65¢ 950 Sash Pulleys, dozen NOW . ... Te | 100 Drawer Pulle—NOW, .S¢ | $8,00 Roofing, light weight —NOW 2.15 | $3.16 Roofing, medidm | woight-NOW . .....82.80 | $450 Roofing, heavy | weienht—-NOW $3.45 | $1.85 Buitding Paper | Now . eeeee te) $2.35 Building Paper | Now cece eens LBS | 4c Manila Rope, per Ib. | Now 2a¢ 20¢ Door Stops—NOW ..10¢ 15e Cupboard Catehes Now see OP $00 Cupboard. urne— Now $1.00 Chain De ers—-NOW 35¢ Casement Fasteners— J NOW « issecsersesees 20¢ | 400 ‘Transom Catches Now Be | $2,0eeStovel-NOW $1.50 | 400 Sheet Tin, per sheet~ | NOW v2 OG | Ibe Valley Tin, per foot-— } Now * 11ke 59 Sash Cord, per hank NOW . ... $1.25 | All other items reduced in | + tke proportion. $100.00 Worth of HardWare Can Now Be Bought for We have the finest and most complete builders’ hardware sample room on the it, where you can sit down and select everything you need. Ccast Hardware ¢ SIXTH - eat and PIKE STREET ATAU 1 r Tells How to Strengthen | sight 50 Per Cent in One eek’s Time in Many Instane Prescription You Can Have )of many descriptions may be won- derfully benefited by following\ the simple rules, Here in VICTORIA.— Ernest cide by shooting. | Rgviow.- view. move every day—yet your poisonous waste which 4| half sick, nervous, upset. ASCARETS WORK WHILE YOU SLEER Taylor, Gian, sought by posses for murder |erman, 6722 Earl ave. N. W., Boat of three other Indians, commits sul Cormorants and peticana, gobbler jot the sea, are pictured in normal)! jana slow motion in the next Pathe| BOWEL POSON MAKES YOU SICK Your bowels may seem regular— | heart palpitation, it is usually from thirty | bowel potson feet of bowels may be lined with is being | By morning all the constipation sucked into your blood, keeping you | doxpondent and | ~ Whether you have headache, colda, sour stomach, indigestion, or THE SEATTLE STAR The Family Pocket Book Mr. Man, do you and your wife run your home on a business basis, or do you just “fight it out” over money matter: Have you any idea what preportion of your earnings ought to go for rent, food, clothing, amusements, savings? Or do you just guess about it? had Do you know that no matter what your family income may be, there is an economical method of apportioning your expenditures so that you can make some savings and spend to the best advantage? This applies whether you are single or married, and whether your family is big or little. The Star’s Washington Bureau has collected some au- thentic studies on the family budget. If you want a pamphlet showing how YOUR income should be divided to the best advantage, fill out-and mail the coupon below. ire Washington Bureau of The Seattle Star, 1400 N. ¥. Ave K T want the pamphlet cents in stamps for y clone 2 Name There are 343 students registered | The Church Manufacturing Co, of | this year at the Ellensburg State| Kennewick in shipping 16,000 gallons Normal yechool, The students come/|of cider to a Chicago vinegar con from all parts of the state. cern, cee | Several off rigs in the Renton! |county country have resumed drill ing. A banquet Tuesday evening will mark the opening of the annual con- ivention of the W. C. T. U. of Baat- ern Washington The convention this year will be held in Walla Walla, The Walla Walla armory wit be dedicated Thursday, October 20. oe A parent-teachers’ agrociation has _ been organized in Thorntgp. BE. 6. Oaks is chairman. | ee | | At the monthly meeting of ro | Snohomish County Frult Growers’ association Tuesday evening in Sno | homivh the president of the North Pacific Coast Fruit Growers’ asso.) \ Fight persons are reported missing | ciation will present the advantage of | 0 be pre “~s ao °F | co-operative felling to the berry |! & heat c . Accord apt. Charles Glasscock, master of |S" e™ % te dintriet. [the steamship Admiral Watson, eo Walle |which arrived from Anchorage Mon-| “opaetonctteentia folky ine nen |day, two boats have been lont in the! as the thriftiest in the » gale, the Libby, McNeill & Libby! according to = news item. How. | ™ tender J.T. Robinson, with five on| Gver, it may be @ misprint for thirntient, FT board, and a small craft, with three om board. The missing are. eee Capt. Bernamt Kaudsen, master of| Says C. C. Hutchina, field secre the Robinson; Albert Iverson, fish-|tary of the Western Washington Auto clu “The newly created Clarke County Automobile park is already being heralded, near and far, as one of the best tourists’ parks on the entire highway system of the Pacific count.” ; A. Bergford, engineer of the Robinson; James Torwick, fisher. man, and Edward Batton, fisherman 'The names of the remaining three) are unknown. All the men have had homes in "scat ee th Receipts at the warehouses of the Northwest Wheat Growers’, asso- elated, covering Washington, Idaho, Montana and Oregon, aggregate about 9,000,000 bushela to date this} season, accorling to George C. Jew. | | Real estate agents of Olympia met} | Monday evening with Fred O. Brock man, necretary of the Interstate | Realty association, for the purpose! of completing the organization of a realty board for Thurston county. see Hurr$! One or two Cascarets to- night will clean your bowels rig@t. poison and sour bile will move out thoroughly! Cascarets will sicken you—they phywe fully, never gripe or inconvenience. ca ett, general manager. Preparations are completed at | in) Puyallup to make the banquet And charter presentation of the newly organized Kiwanis club scheduled for Thurwday evening one of the events of the year, eee i Harry Brown smashed all police records when he waa arrested on five charges in Toppenish. One bot tlie of moonshine was responsible for all of Brown's transgreaniona. Here | placed the disabled shipping board an officer, was drunk, had liquor in his poiweasion and broke into a restaurant New Ship Assigned recently completed at Los Angeles, has been assigned to the eervice of comes as a result of efforts to” re- drops of “Outgro” upon the skin sur- rounding the ingrowing nail reduces! ons the tender, sensitive skin under. neath the toe nati, that it can not penetrate the flesh, and the nail turns naturally outward almost ites night. manufactured for chiropodists, How. ever, anyone can buy from the drug store a tiny bottle containing direc: uons, WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 12, Special Price Basement A Basement Full of Women’s and Misses’ Apparel—and Every Item a Special! Featured for Thursday New Fall Coats Attractive V alues At $19. 75 Becoming and service- able styles — loose-back, belted-front effects — of Normandy velour. Some have large fur col- lars of brown Coney; others have fur collars and tabs of fur on the pockets ; and still another style has a full length panel back with attract-~ ive embroidery. BROWN AND BLUE Sizes 14 to 4% Apron Special At $1.19 200 rick-rack trimmed gingham and per- cale apron dresses—sash back models, slip- overs and styles that open at the side front. In stripes, checks,plaids and polka dots. SECON D AVENUE AND UNIVERSITY STREET 1921. Special! Beauty Boxes $3.95 A Special Purchase of Six Dozen Spider calf in gray and brown; also black vachette leather. Double- handle styles, with full-size mir- ror in lid, and the usual fittings. First Floor . Special! Lingerie Clasps : and Beauty Pins (Or Cuff Pins) .35C A special purchase of three gross (432 in all). All have gold-plated tops. ~—Firet Floor NOTICE Our 9th Anniversary Sale Coming Monday, Tuesday and * Wednesday « October 17, '18 and 19 The Greatest Selling Event of the Year Full Announcements Later what Brown did in one night: Ae pincers sd edo eee oe N West Ison. ulted a crippled soldier, assanited “Mother, bring Wome some of to Seattle Route. The new steamship West Orawa, | ¢ Struthers & Dixon line. This INGROWN TOE NAIL / TURNS OUT ITSELF Wali wii A noted authority says that a few aoe Ac flammation and pain and so tough: “Outgro” ts a harmless antiseptic omorrow Alright A vegetable adse bring nome some of Boldt's Milk Bread!—Advertisement. All work Sreretieet tid See and get teeth jom and advice OHIO 5 Dent “207 UNIVERSITY sT. Opposite Fraser-Patersen OC: Seattle Welcomes the Visitors to the Tenth Annual Convention of Port Authorities SOME FACTS ABOUT SEATTLE POPULATION—1920, 315,652. CLIMATE—The mildest of any port situated so far north. Average temperature, 54 degrees Fahrenheit. Average rainfall, 34 inches. MAIN HARBOR—Is one of the finest natural harbors in the world; has a total waterfront- age of 193 miles, of which 53 miles is on tide- water. CHANNEL—Minimum width, 15,000 feet. Minimum depth, 136 feet. Cheasty’s Denny-Renton Clay & Coal Co. Pacific Creosoting Co“ No dredging required. No compulsory pilotage ANCHORAGE A EA—12 square miles. RAILROADS—Four transcontinental railroads. One interstate railroad. Three interurbans (elec Stetson-Ross Machine Co. Jos. Mayer, Inc. Schwabacher Hardware Co. New Washington Hotel NEAREST U. S. PORT to the Orient by sey- . eral days. AMPLE DRYDOCKS —Coaling and fueling facilities are located here, capable of handling tric). ; Greetings Todd Drydocks the largest ocean liners. These Firms Welcome Seattle’s Distinguished Visitors

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