The Seattle Star Newspaper, October 13, 1921, Page 5

~ OUR CREDIT TERMS 3 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 Purchase, $10.00 Down, $2.50 Per Purchase, $12.50 Down, 00 Per Purchase, $15.00 Down, $4.00 Per —SPECIALS— articles tha’ very every home. exceptional gains, Light-weight 30880 size, ished mahogany—folds very compactly. Wi good service. Special at... Kitchen Ware Specials Extra Heavy Gray Granite Kettles Renbéun Bros. Furniture Co. The People’s Popular Homefurnishers NO EXTRA CHARGES—NO INTEREST On Sale Friday and Saturday necessary at which they are offered make them ing Card Table,, top in imitation leather and felt; frame fin- ll give 2quart Granite Preserving Kettle, regular price Week Week Week Week Week Week Week it are in Prices bar- Fold- overed SNOUORL . 45 5s ccc s4b'b ons pwie hen eemee s 4 410¢ Squart Granite Preserving Kettle, regular price J ee BARA rey re ere An assheae 4quart Granite Preserving Kettle, regular price eS OSC Ss ATE We seeed 6quart Granite Preserving Kettle, regular price 85c, i hema Ee Ch eee 55¢ &quart Granite Preserving Kettle, regular price es Onn ene ic Granite Preserving Kettle, regular price $1.30, special ........... dtandde cubee<ood 80¢ TOWEL ROLLERS, made of wood, can be fast- ened to wall; well made. Special........... 15¢ GRUNBAU in B28 BAU} New Phone—Elliott 4910 ,@MIINNHES) to New Low MEW YORK, Oct. 1 | market here today. jquotation of yesterday, } eee | Lonpon, oct 13— today. jat 0071 im the foreign Record 3.—The Ger. {man mark made a new low record exchange The quotation was .0010% lower than the closing The German jmark fell to a record low of 545 to ithe pound on the London exchange Joseph Goldie. WHITE SWAN.—Johnny Doctor, = Yakima Indian medicine man, dead. | Stomach Upset, “Pape’s Diapepsin” ends indiges tion, heartburn tn five minutes. Sour, | | gaeny, upset stomach, acidity, dys | pepsta; when the food you eat fer-) ments into lumps; your head aches and you feel) sick and miserable, that's when you realize the quick magic of Pape's Diapepsin. continuous revolt—if you can't get it regulated—try Pape’s Diapepsin. It's #0 neediens to have a bad stom- ach! fte food meal, then take @ little Dia- pepsin. There will not be any dis- trese—eat without fear Pape’s Diapepsin “really does” regu-| did not necemmarily mean they were late weak, that gives it its millions of sales an nually. of Pape’s Diapepsin from any drug store. acid known, leas, and belongs in every home. THE SEATTLE 4\ WN { STAR YQ KU KLUX GOBLIN “QUITS HIS JOB Head of Great Lakes Do- main Resigns INDIANAPOLIS, Ind. Oct. 1% Grand Goblin C. W. Love of the reat Lakes domain of the Ku Klux Kian, resigned today Love, who was head the stronghold of the “invisible empire} of the North,” comprising Indiana, | Wisconsin, Iilinols, Michigan, Ohio, Kentucky and West Virginia, sent his resignation to Imperial Wizard William Simmons, who is now in Washington. KR. B. Love, brother of the gob in, also resigned his position an king kleagie of Indiana. Roth brothers said they were leaving the city to engage in busl- ness and that their resignations Gas, Gas, Gas —“Diapepsin” of gases and stubborn If your stomach is in a Make your next meal a favor It'a because out-of-order stomachs! out of the order. Get a large sixtycent case) Woman Gives Life to Save Her Child SPOKANE, Oct. 13.—In an heroic It is the most efficient ant- It ts scientific, harm- 7’ Regular Price $4.50 , No. 8 or 9. Extra special at two sizes, | | Bowls, Special 83c Set : This is a record 4 “breaker for a set ot q these popular mixing Glass mixing | bowls are smooth, _@lean and sanitary— ‘they can be used for § 4 Variety of purposes fj in the dining room as Well as in the kitchen. . No Phone or C. O. D. Orders Brass Key Sockets..........-35¢ eee Swick ee ee BBC | Button Flush Switch... .40c Rosettes at .20c i Copper Bottom Wash Boilers, Special at... high The Store for Useful Articles ANENUE AND UNION § STORE HOURS: 8:30 A. M. TO 6 P.M. We have just 100 of these Wash Boilers to offer at this unusually low price. They are better than the regular copper bottom boiler because a 11-inch copper rim extends around the side. Your ane gt Saw Special 98c Regular Price $1.50 Everyone is familiar with the quality of Sheffield Buck Saws—the blades are made of py tempered steel. Special at {Electric Supplies at The New. Low Prices Swivel Plug Separable Plug Drop Cord, per foot No. 14 Rubber-coated Wire, per foot . effort to = er 18 months.old baby from being crushed by the Great Northern fier at Espanola, Mra | Anna Phienan gave her life yeater- | day. The woman was struck by the | train and killed instantly. An unidentified man rescued the child a few seconds before the woman, wild with fear, stepped in |the path of the train. | Governiment Denies Debs Pardon Offer nae mt |]} WASHINGTON, Oct. 13.—Bugene ae }v. Debs has not been offered a conditional pardon, it was rt stated at the department of justi Use Pyramid For Piles ™s if fron ioe oe od You to Tell the Geod News to Others. for a Free Trial Perhaps ZF is, straga}ing ith fs. ge! istress of . protruding piles or hem- \ | | | | | | | RAILWAY-MEAT _ STRIKES LOOM) Both Employers and Work- ers Take Defiant Stand CHICAGO, Oct. 13.—Employers and workers in two of the largest and most vital industries in the United States were prepared for a finish fight here today. With the majority of 2,000,000 railroad workers and 75,000 packing house employes on record as favor ing a strike, and employers in both industries standing pat, events moved toward an industrial crisis. Strikes in both industries are up to the leaders of the railroad broth erhoods and the amalgamated meat cutters’ and butchers’ union, accord. ing to the socepted rules of the or ganizations. : Rallroad executives who arrived here today refused to allow their names to be used in connection with the probable outcome of their conference which starts tomorrow Most of the executives spent the day inspecting their Chicago hold ings. INVITE PARENTS TO UNIVERSITY Instructors Talk Tonight to Fathers and Mothers Tonight at % o'clock comes the “Parents’ Night” assembly in Meany hall at the University of Washing: ton, the first gathering of its kind in the history of the institution. Closer co-operation between the university and the home is the ob- jective. Parents of university stu- dents, both present and prospective, will attend. Previous to the as- sembly 45 fraternities, sororities and organized houses are entertaining parents at dinner. President Henry Suzzallo ts to ex- plain the university's aims, problems and policies to the parents. The pro- gram preceeding his address is brief. Music will be furnished by univer jsity players. Mrs. 8. J. Lombard of the City Parent-Teacher association, which is sponsoring “Parents’ Night.” will introduce Dean M, Le Spencer of the school of journalism, | who will present the president. Members of the Parent-Teacher as. sociation see every indication of a red letter attendance tonight. The daily and weekly papers of the city ye co-operated with the Parent er association in spreading the message, as have various high school | organizations and publications. Senate Eliminates Tax on Parcel Post WASHINGTON, Oct. 13.-—-Resum ing consideration of the revenue bill, the senate yesterday voted to elimin. | | | | for a 60 cent box of Pyramid luppositories. Take no substitut ellef should come so quickly you will wonder why anyone should con- tinue to suffer the pain of xuch @ ing condition. For @ free ckage, send name and ad- o Pyramid Drug Co. 61s Pyr- emid Bidg., Marshall, Mich, SIMPLE APPLICATION THAT DISSOLVES BLACKHEADS squeezing and pins y bh Et If 60, ask any Grusgt i \« imple, |nafe and sure way to get them out jand that is to dissolve them. To do | this just get about two ounces of ealonite powder from your druggist sprinkle a little on a hot, wet sponge-+rub briskly over the black- heads for a few seconds—wash the \parts and every blackhead will b ching and squeezing out bla 1 ia haw ee 2c ‘ tion of calonite powder and | dissolves every particle of then Mc * the skin and pores in thet condition. Any druggist will 1 the eaionite powder. and about two ounces will be all you will lever need.—Advertisement ate the tax on parcel post pack ages. The tax was 1 cent on packages on which the mail charge was 25 nts and an additional cent for each ents charged. WENATCHER.-Chelan's tax levy for 1922 will be $397,834, a reduction of $64,000 from last levy. Rate is 17.67 mills. | GUTHRIE, Okla.-Two hours after fe is granted divorce from E. FB. Mueller, Mrs, Rosa Mueller, 63, dies of heart failure [For Sclatica The Rhodes Co, PAGE 5 Wool plaids and stripes. While Suit, Coat and Skirting Fabrics, Remnants at Half Price Sales Booth—Main Floor one to four-yard lengths, in ‘plain colors, they last, Friday, at half price. Four Special Pri Some Materials 10c Table OUTING FLANNEL 7 colored stripe Women’ groups of splendid values, ce Tables in the Domestic Section Upper Main Floor Are in Bolt Lengths; Others in Short Pieces. 25c Table ed Indian Head je and with ite. Also 2 36-inch B 36-inch UNBLE Speci F ; fe Berton os 26-inch 8 nd Cotton Tiewue in white 1 36-inch PI of Silk and Cotton | 123c Table , inch English Sulting | PLAID DRESS GINGHAMS—Bleached Cot s iateeed F : | Crash, Miakehed Blush Towetn S04ne inch Suiting of striped tan colored cotton es in light colors, Full Bleached Muslin, Col Fancy Striped Galatea 4 Dress Volles and Cotton Suitings at, spe Flaxon in plain colors of light blue, maise al, & yard, 12¥6¢. and lavender 19c Table Plisse Crepes Fancy Dress Ginghams in checks and stripes, Figured Cotton Foulards 36-inch #oft-finished Long Cloth, full bleached Kimono Crepes Bath Towels, 361inch white Cambric and white seinch idee ‘one dress Dimity for children's dresses. Marked shred 5 apm iggmas ms Moa special at, a yard, 19¢. 32inch School Suitings in assorted colors, s and Children’s Hose Marked Special for Friday and Saturday Main Floor The Women's Hosiery Department will place on sale Friday and Saturday several and mark them exceptionally low for a two-day sale. They include the following: Silk Hose, Special $1.59 Women's Silk Hose, fuli-fashic very heave weight silk. There with reinforced lisle feet and are Sizes are 8% to 10. factory defects that only an exp woman can detect. Special duri pair, $1.59. 500 pairs of Women's Full-fashi with reinforced livle garter tops ors are black, cordovan and Afr sizes 8% to 10. These also have tory defects but are of a goo Special, a pair $1.29. 200 pairs of Women's Fancy brown and heather mixtures 10, but they are in a broken co 70¢. 95¢ Upper Main Floor stripes. Special, Friday, a Three Special 15c Table CURTAIN SCRIMS—500 yards, yard, 15¢. CURTAIN VOILES in cream and ecru and with taped edge. Also 150 yards of BARRED MARQUISETTE in white grounds Friday, a yard, 35¢. These hose have very slight Silk Hose, Special $1.29 Fancy Wool Hose 79c Sizes are 8% to Marked special for this two-day sale at, a pair, 32-Inch Silk Shirting, Yard 150 yards of Silk Shirting in an assortment of attractively colored and with colored borders as well as allover designs, on white and ecru grounds Mercerized Lisle Hose 49c 600 pairs of Women's Rockford.fashioned Mer- cerized Lisle Hose in colors of white and cordo- van and in sizes 8% to 10. There are also a few in black in sizes 9 and 9%. Special Friday and Saturday, a pair, 49¢. Boys’ School Hose 25c 800 pairs of Boys’ Heavy Cotton Hose in black, with reinforced heels and toes, and in a complete range of sizes from 6 to 11. Also a broken line of Girls’ Fine Mercerized Lisle Hose in black, white and cordovan in sizes 5 to 10. Special, a pair, 25¢. Odds and Ends, 3 Pairs 50c 250 pairs of odds and ends in Children’s Me dium Weight Cotton Hose in black only. Sizes are 5, 8%, 9%, 10 and 10%. Special, while they last at, a pair, 19¢, or three pairs for 50¢. oned and of a are 162 pairs, in black only perienced sales- ing this sale, a joned Silk Hose and feet. Col jean brown, in very light fac- d weight silk Wool Hose in lor assortment. Silk Lining, a Yard, $1.75 Jpper Main Floor U Figured Lining Silks in rich colors. There are 250 yards, 40 inches wide, and in a wide range of colors. A yard, $1.75. yard, 95¢. Price Tables in the Drapery Section Upper Main Floor € 25c Table MARQUISETTES, SCRIMS AND VOILES in short lengths and with plain and fancy borders. They are in 3 to 10-yard lengths. Special, a yard, 25¢. 35c Table 36 Inches wide Special, a There are about 275 yards in all, with colored borders. Special for All Silk Remnants Marked at Half Price for Friday Sales Booth—Upper Main Floor 4 4 Farms Raise Fruit Fruit growing is the exclusive product of 67 per cent of the farms in Washington, Oregon and Idaho, according to Manly B. Haines, secre. tary of the Pacific Northwest Fruit Exposition. This, says Haines, is the reason why the Pacific Northwest nas established its supremacy in America. Of a total of 158,585 farms, 106,073 grow fruit, the figures show. SPOKANE.—Jerome Minard, 25, / drowned during attempt to escape) from Eastern Washington Hospital | for Insane at Medical Lake. | CHICAGO,--Charlotte Caillis, 42, German opera singer, in critical con-| dition, following attempt at suicide | by swallowing poison. Get Your Rest at Night— Zemo Soothes Eczema, Tetter and Rashes If you suffer with burning Ec- gema, don't lic awake all night; apply cooling Zemo, the antiseptic liquid which has helped thousands. Zemo keeps the skin clear and free from blemishes, heals Tetter and tashes, does away with blackheads and pimples. All Druggists’. FOR 6KIN IRRITATIONS ——— Don't let a poor skin spoil your pleasure ~~ Resinol can heal those blotches and make your skin more beautiful 67 Per Cent of N. W.) Traction Expert jattle next Monday, according to in- came. formation received at the city hall Thursday. He left Clevelant Due Here Monday} Peter Witt, Cleveland traction ex- Pert, is scheduled to arrive in Se-|survey of Seattle's transpo. problems. Now Is the Time to Get Your Holton Saxophone In Order to Take Advantage of the COURSE OF FREE LESSONS we are giving from Se- attle’s foremost teacher of this wonderful in- strument, Miss Florence Sparr. We are giving these lessons absolutely free because we are interested in you after you purchase your Saxophone and want you to get the proper start, so that you will quickly learn to be a good player. DO YOU KNOW that the HOLTON SAXOPHONE is the only Saxophone in the world on which you can easily play the highest notes and on which you can trill on C? It is further improved than any other make of Saxophone and because of its superior con- struction of the best material it has the most beauti- ful tone of any Saxophone in«the world. If you are thinking of taking up the Saxophone, come in and give us an opportunity to prove all this to you. When you buy a Holton you buy your last Saxophone first and you are absolutely satisfied. Come in and hear it demonstrated and investigate our very easy payment plan. Hush s Inne Piano 6. Sole Agents ORPHEUM BANJOS AND HOLTON BAND INSTRUMENTS 1519 THIRD AVENUE Wednesday night. Witt has been engaged at $1,000 a week to make a