The Seattle Star Newspaper, October 26, 1921, Page 4

« HAVE PLUMBING MATERIAL PRICES COME DOWN? “We'll Say They Have!”’ 2 REASONS 2. We are selling on a smaller margin of ever before, to stimulate building. Seattle needs more new homes. our share to assist you to build well and economically. rofit than ‘e will do THE SEATTLE STAR Here Is the Evidence $1.00 2in. Black Malleable Tees...NOW l5e %-in. Black Malleable Elbows. NOW 35c 1\-in. Black Maleable Elbows. NOW 45c 1%-in, Black Malleable Elbows. NOW Tie Lin. Galvanised Floor Flanges, NOW $1.60 in. $2.25 “dn. Stop and Waste Valv $1.55 %-in. Brass Hose Bibbs. $2.00 \-in. Brass Hose Bibbs. $4.40 14-in. Standard Swing Check Valves . $2.15 $3.00 144 $3.30 %- . Std. Globe Valves, . Jenkins Globe Val $1.35, %-tm. Globe Valves... $7.00 2in, Standard Gate Valves. .N' le Min. Black Plugs. Ni 10c %4tn. Black Plugs. 220 Lin. 45-deg, Cast Iron Elbows. $00 1%-in. Galvanized Elbows. 25e %-in, Galvanized Tees. 50c Xin, Galvanized Union: $1.60 2-in. Galvanized Unions. Wee 1%-in. Galvanized Unions 20¢ %-in, Galvanized Waste Nuts.NOW bows. . Stop and Waste Valves. $12.95 feet .. $8.00 %4n. feet .. $11.70 Kitehe Be Sheet Lead, per Ib. 2c %-in. N. P. $1.20 6x6-in, C. I. Bell Traps. $5.00 Toilet Seats ... S0c %x% Solder, per $2.00 Sheet Brass, per % in, Galvanized Pipe, 100 Pumps.. Bib} Flanges... . NOW 87.50 %e Red Sheet Packing, per Ib.... 20¢ Cotton Candle Wicking. $5.60 15-ft. Sewer Snak $2.65 Glass Shelf... $26.00 30-gallon ers $21.00 30.gallon Stan: $57.50 5%-ft. Bath Tubs... $24.75 Two-part Laundry Trays. {NOW $17.90 All other items reduced In similar proportion S| Prince not a whit. The mistress fund of $750,000, to be raised in November, will be used. “Get up, Printe—Get up! the reporter lingered over the pros- “What you lying there for—/trate form, a big Shepherd dog in e'm'on, get up, get—" his “room” at the King County Hu- Ptince was in the arms of Mor-/mane society headquarters where Prince was taken for medical care. His temporary home in the home of the “homeless canines,” was & welcome luxury to him, Madame coaxed Hizzoner more. Tiny sugar cubes, the “cherries” of all dumb beasts, got a slight sniffing, but the desire was wasted on the C’m’on, Snap out of it, the reporter jwants to take your picture.” Orders from the mistress moved $100.00 Worth of Plumbing Material Can Now Be Bought for About $67.00 We are in a position to supply all of your Plumbing needs at the very lowest prices, consistent with first quality goods. SIXTH AVENUE and PIKE STREET Store Hours: 8 a. m. to 5:30 p. m. ; Artists to Give Dance This Week| ts'v- vie ty ie sutic at etn | Peter Witt to Talk “Artists will show what they know | in the Knights of Columbus hall, Sat- g@bout amockery.” urday night. All members of the Community Chest Series—Insures Justice A SQUARE DEAL FOR THE LITTLE FELLOW! The Community Chest Insures a Just Balance ‘The littlest of the city charities will at last have a fair chance to finance their work. Size is no criterion of worth and these valuable service agencies of Seattle have been hard put under the system of competitive financing. In the Chest, the great institutions join bands with them so thet all may work more effectively. Like a Gigantic Scale the Chest Will: ” Estimate worth of each agency; Balance values with budgets; ‘ Give each agency a just share; Then weigh your obligation fairly. irs A SQUARE DEAL, FOR EVERYBODY Another One of the Ten Reasons Why Scattle Will Raise $750,000 November 14 to 19 GET READY TO “LEND A HAND” ‘THE TEN POINTS: Protects the Public, Prevents Duplication, INSURES JUSTICE, Saves Effort, Saves Time, Saves Money, Saves Annoyance, Spreads Burden, Secures Efficiency, Pullds Community Spirit. CHEST OFFICES: NEW ARCTIC HOTEL, 509 THIRD AVENUE ELLIOTT 6115 American Red Cross Anti-Tuberculesis League Big Sisters Mriccee Orphan Boys’ Heme Compfire Colambis Conterence Home for the Aged Re ton, Florence, Home Veterans of the ‘oria W: See ah: - or WwW. a ee KEP LOC YON = It’s Easy—If You Know Dr. Edwards’ Olive Tablets The secret of keeping young Is to feel young—to do this you must =| watch your liver and bowels—there's no need of having a sallow com plexton—dark rings under your eyes ~pimpiea—a bilious look in your aco—dull eyes with no sparkle. Your doctor will tell you ninety per cent of all sickness comes from in- Bjadtive bowels and liver, De. Edwards, a wellknown physt- S| cian in Ohio, perfected a vegetable compound mixed with olive oil to act on the liver and bowels, which =) he gave to his patients for years, UMVUUUTAURAENATEUA RAAT thelr action yet always effective This ig the poster which is herald-) gun, students and thelr friends will| They bring about that natura) buoy- Dr. Edwards’ Olive Tablets, the substitute for calomel, are gentle in ancy which all should enjoy by toning up the liver and clearing the system of impurities, De, Edwards’ Olive Tablets are known by their olive color. 15¢ and 3c.— Advertisement. Try This on Your ir 15 Days ‘Then led mirror the resale write today ter the tial, Now that dermatot Nate are agretd ¥- East tard Many Human | winds, ‘Then a bright idea struck Prince's mistress, She would try smeiling malts, The tiny blue bottle with the silver top removed connected with Prince's olfactory nerves. His lazy eyes sprung @ leak, #0 to speak, and gushed over with “dog- tears;* salvos Uke the shriek of war- time whizz-bangs and an occasional boom filled the roam, Prince was up —and on all fours. And after the calm came the “spit- mpiteck.cck” of a distant machine gun. It was the poodies in the trenches “carrying-on.” Out in the air, Prince was more sprightly. He carried his injured leg like that of a wounded soldier. “Now Prince, we are about to pose you for a picture for all dogs—that main feature at this fit from the Seattle Community Relatives alt it it i i 23 44 i ise eve ibetk ie ie Ills Are Due to Impurities in the Blood Pure, Rich, Red Blood Nourishes the Body and Fights Off Disease Waste Products or Impurities Cause Many Forms of Rheu- matism, Skin Disorders and a Lowered Vitality 1 How S. S. S. Clears the Blood of Waste Products Your system i» continually taking) falling. A blood purifier should be in nutrition and throwing off waste products. This process goes on all during life, But, sometimes the or- gans do not properly function and these waste producta, instead of passing out through the pores of the skin, through the kidneys and through the alimentary canal, are absorbed in the blood. Then the blood becomes poisoned, and cannot property nourish the system. Til health sets in. You may lose your strength and vitality: or you may have rheumatic pains in the muscles and joints; or you may be troubled with bad boils, sores or some other skin eruptions. All be- cause of the poisonous waste prod ucts in the blood. Nature now needs help. She has done her best but is used at once to assist nature to throw off these graste products. 8. 8. &., the standard blood puri- the poisons which are causing the trouble. “ For over 50 years, 8. 8. 8. has proven to be of unusual merit, Get 8. 8. 8. at your druggist. Use it strictly according to direc- tions and write Chief Medical Di- rector, Swift Specific Co., 721 8. 8. 8. Laboratory, Atlanta, Ga, and let! him help you regain your health | and strength. He is helping people every day. Ask him to send you his iNustrated booklet, “Facts About the Blood”’—free. 8. 8. 8. is sold by all! drug stores,—-Advertisement. Whatever You Do Don’t Neglect Your Eyes,Says Dr.Lewis, Who Tells How to Strengthen Eyesight 50% in One Week’s Time in Many Instances A Free Prescription You Can Have Filled and Use at Home Philadelphia, Pa—Do ig wear glasses? Are you a vietim of eye strain or other eye weaknesses? If #0, you will be glad to know that ac- cording to Dr. Lewi re is real jhope for you. He ® neglect and poor ny other one thing. eyes were failing su, eyes restored throu |the principle of this wonderful free prescription, One man says after try- ip ‘was almost blind; could see to read at all. Now I can \Fead everything without any glasses and my eyes do not water any more. At night they would pain dreadfully; now they feel fine all the time. Ji A lady causes more eye trot sight than |Many whe | they had was like a miracl who used it saya: wands card them in @ reasonable time and multitudes more will be able to jwtrengthen their eyes so as to the trouble and expense of ever getting glasses. Eye troubles of many descriptions may be won- dorfully benefited by following the simple rules. Here is the preserip- tion: Go to any active drug store ed seta hig bo ad Bon lets. Trop one Bon-Opto let. fourth of @ tow to dissolve, geptibly righ fi Hea Jammeatiot a oat. are bothering you, Rven catnpe to ave them now e. Many ho - ly blind might have been waved if Frey had cared for their e; ‘B®: Another prominent Physician the above article was cabraitted n-Opto is @ very Its constituent inered: widely prescribed by the: facturers guarantes it to Imost every ity, Tt t in curl for weeks.—Adyertiscment iy This is Prince, one of the wards of charity, for whose care part of community chest| Chest fund campaign which begins November 14 to 19," was the expla- nation shot at Prince by the mistress. Some folks believe that dogs don't “savvy. They do-at least Prince | Prince hopped into position, | did. turned an appealing, shaggy, long nosed head toward the camera; and | here our story ends, ' the corm. Blue jay at your Gruguiot'a. WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 26, 1921. QUITTING SHOES! COMPARE THESE SHOES! COMPARE THESE PRICES! Shoes for Every Member of the Family—Fine Shoes, School Shoes, House Shoes, Work Shoes and Slippers! BEFORE YOU BUY, COMPARE THESE: MEN'S LEATHER Romeo Slippers, flex- $ 45 ible soles; regular $4.50 value MEN'S Belz Shoes in highest grade Brown calf, made to well at 95 $10.00, There shoes je are unusually dresay English lasts rubber ¥ They go at. WOMEN'S Boots, Ox- fords and Pumps in all sizes, but not all WOMEN'S Calf and Kid Boots, in black and brown, with mil~ and French . Values to $6. CHILDREN'S Bolla Leather Bouffe usual values wu $4.00. Quitting opular laste and in lack and brown. Quitting Price ....., WOMEN'S Pine Kia in biack, OMp.95 brown and gray. v ues to $7.50. @ ting Price ...- 66... eee al ROYS8’ “WASHING- TON” Solid = Grain Calf Leather Shoes and Fine Calf Dress 2" Shoes. MEN'S $12.00 Dress Shoes in @ variety i a Values to BOYS’ Fine Calf and Heavy Shoes in black and brown. Values to $6.50. Quitting Price Daa Naa WOMEN'# Fine Qual- . ity Goodyear Weit High Boots with mil- Values iting CHILDREN'S Extra Fine Kid Dress Shoes. Price Quitting Price ....--- CHILDREN'S School Shoes in black and brown kid an unusuall, Values . 1o Arh : Quitting Price ..+++- calf; Take Advantage of These Tremen- dous Price Reductions and Secure What You Need! MODEL SHOE STORE 121 Seneca Street, corner Second Avenue ‘The Only Model Shoe Store That's Sciling Out Eight Per Cent Five-Year Gold Coupon Notes. ‘4 Dated September 1, 1921; Due September 1, 1926—Price Par, Plus Interest _ Sizes $100, $500 and $1,000 4 YIELD 8 PER CENT The Dexter Horton National Bank of Seattle, Trustee EVERY purchaser of these notes has the assurance that! money remains in the community to be a part of it and aid its development. That is why this is a HOME ES It is a local or home security offered to local or home invest-)] ors for the aid of community development. : The public utilities have passed through years when they. had to forego development. Now they are endeavoring to catch up so they may continue to be just a step in advance of community growth. IN ORDER THAT WE MAY DO THIS, | WE ARE OFFERING A VERY ATTRAC- TIVE SECURITY ON UNUSUALLY AT- TRACTIVE TERMS, BELIEVING THAT THERE WILL BE A LARGER PARTICI- PATION BY PATRONS AND EM- PLOYES IN THE OWNERSHIP OF OUR UTILITIES. These EIGHT PER CENT notes, running five years to ma- turity, are in denominations of $100, $500 and $1000. Limited amounts may be purchased on EASY TERMS OF TEN EQUAL MONTHLY PAYMENTS terest on the amounts paid in. ‘Notes in limited amounts may, if desired, be purchased b: 1 order and the balance in nine monthly pavilions we ‘totale ne ae OUR OFFER final payment is made. Interest at 6% will be allowed on. installments Amounts paid may be withdrawn at which case 4% interest will be allowed. . Fuller information may be obtained at any office of this Company CONSULT YOUR BANKER == | Puget Sound Power & Light Seattle Tacoma g the note , the Company paying in- until} # paid. any time before final payment is made, in