The Seattle Star Newspaper, January 20, 1922, Page 5

|. 38 sw - BS WY et ar FRIDAY, JANUARY 20, 1922. UMC SMS Co | Co NATIONAL THRIFT WEEK | THE SEATTLE STAR New Pet for Boy Who Shot Self Over Dog PAYING BILLS TO AID TRADE Message of Thrift Workers Being Emphasized —Own Your Own Home— SATURDAY The Last Day of the : January That prompt payment of bills on the part of those who have the money Will materially ald in quicken ing the business revival was the statement today of Walden I, Muller le} | Manager of the Seattle Retail Credit EE ssoclation, In commenting on the = e r “pay bills promptly” movement a e soheduled for Saturday, in connec tion with the program of National Thrift week Plans for the observation of the day are in the hands of the eredit men, .in conjunction with the thrift committer, Spea will appear in various parts of the city, and original posters displayed, urging prompt pay ment of obligations. “Prompt payment on the part of | |amaller customers means prompt payment by the large,” said Muljer The merchant who has a numbeF of slow paying customers must borrow at the bank tn order to meet his own bills, all of which means that the in terest he pays on borrowed money | Will eventually be added to the price | (of hin merchandine. DESTITUTION IN MINE FIELDS Children of Strikers Exist on Meager Rations Men of France Now wae: | You Save 20% to 50% On All Purchases Made Up to Saturday Closing Time The golden opportunity 1s now yours to partici- pate in the pronounced saving on all Homefurnish- ings. Don't fail to avail yourself of this one chance. LIBERAL © REDIT EXTENDED a aes Sas Russeli Mueller and his new dog CHICAGO, Jan, 20.—A little bull terrier pup sits on a cot In a Chiengo hospital now and then pulling at the wud on the floor—then back to the cot again with a p And little Ruseell Mueller looks on—quiet an undecided amile on his face The puppy ls trying to take the place of “Peggy.” another bull terrier who was once Russell's best pal, but who recently died. enly romping down yful yelp. pounibly amused——but with WHERE PIKE MBETS FIFTH New Phone—Elliott 4910 Diamonds in Eggs; Z a The death of “Peggy” brought to Russel! the firet eadness he has Gold Stuffed Bread) Honor “Blue Beard”) (wre for 1% need Pm || cnown DANZIG, Jan. 20.—Customs offt-} PARIS, Jan. 20.--Popularity of) ''8LDS CREEK, W. Va., Jan. 2 “lL wanna go to heaven, tgo, mamma! he mid, in tears. Thats’ how —Gaunt desti staike im thin lit cals stopped a train traveling be. | Landru, charged with being the/tie mining community, at the doors tween Eydtkuhnen and Berland ana | “Bluebeard” of France, is attested by of Charleston, the capital of Went evided to examine @ suspected pas-| the fact that beards are coming back | Virsinta, ORE 8 | There are entire villages living on eengers sorggts ‘The found Ga-|into style. Men may bp oven on thel.. wessur charity provieed by scant monds within egg shells and La, with chin growths fash-| otlections taken in Charleston. Chil stuffed into bread, joned along Landry lines, CASCARETS 10* es ag the ragged feet of the For Constipated Bowels, Sick Headache, Sour Stomach, Bilious Liver children are uncounted millions of mineral wealth—a feast of riches Dut the whole community is sutfer- } ing for want of food. Starvation has not yet entered, but | wag NGTON, Jan. 20—Marahall between the thin, drawn faces and ey a hs the gnawing death are only scant |Fielt & Co, Chicago, one ‘The nicest catharticlaxative. “in| pletely Dy morning, and you will) the world to physic your liver and | tee! splendid. “They work while bowels when you have Dizzy Head-| you sleep.” Cascarets never stir you ache, Colds, Billousness, Indigestion, | up or gripe like Salts, Pills, Calo | or Upset, Acid Stomach is candy-| mel, or Oil and they cost only ten lke “Cascarets.” One or two to-|cents a box. Children love Cas Right will empty your bowels com learets teo.— Advertisement. much “Perky” nt to the boy That same day Officer Victor Schwarts viited the Mucjier home, He took his gua from his holster and hid it behind a pillow on a davenport Russell found it. That is why Russell is on a hompital cot. ‘The one bullet Yhat his little finger nent blazing forth from the heavy gun penetrated the youth's bip. The bones are mhattered—he may be a crippia { And while surgeons are trying to save Russell, physteally, a new Mttle || bull terrier pup ix trying to bring back the old amile ‘HOLDUP HINTS CRIME CO-OP, Firm in the belief that there is an | organized band of gas station rob hers operating in Seattle, the | were nearching Friday for a tall |) bandit, who, Thursday night, heid up| and robbed W. G. Jackson, an at | tendant at the Standard Oil station | ot Summit ave. and Tine st, of} $20 | Jackson was in the ba when he suddenly turned ed to throw uhis hands. A bandit) Was menacing him with an auto matic pistol, Jackson waa forced to le on the floor, face down, for five minutesn, while the bandit calmly rifled the Ull and walked ouf with $30. ‘Shop Business Nets | $183,000,000 in Year} and a little meal. & net business of $153.900,000 in Children live in the cold, raw) it wes revealed today in a/ mountains without underwear and|atatement read to the house of repre | most of them still wear last sum-|sentatives by Representative Mann | mer’s shoes, thru which little red jof Iilinois, The statement declared toes have pushed their way. [the company made a net profit of [2.9 cents on every dollar for a total 8. civil service commission return of 6.3 per cent on the capital The figures were presented ax a reply to charges by Fordney of the houm ways and means committee veterans’ bureau, at Seattle, $900 to | that the company made a profit rang $1,400 a year. Examination will be |ing up to 1,000 per cent on imported bruary 11, 1922. articlon. PLYMOUTH SHOE CO. secontivene The v has announced an open competitive examination to fill a vaeancy in the position of photostat operator, U. 8. helpings of beans, pieces of bacon | largest retail stores in the world, did Gang of Ruffians Kidnap Evangelist | SALIDA, Colo., Jan. 20.—Kidnaped [by elght armed men while on their way to their hotel from a revival |meeting here, Rev. James W. Kramer | jsouth of here, and thrown out. The jruffians warned the two churchmen {that “the boys of Salida can have wine, women and song if they want it without any Interference of any ¥ pilots from Denver.” | Kratner was pastor of the First {Baptist church in Spokane, Wash., for three years, and later went to California, where he took up evan: | 20 HALF PRICE}. 3,000 Pairs Men’s Shoes; 4,000 Pairs Ladies’ Shoes | ALL AT HALF PRICE The Plymouth Shoe Company, after 21 years of straight, honest dealing ,with the public, is forced to sell out the stock and close its doors. Our rent is more than doubled, and we can’t pay it. FOR MUSIC MAKE DELIGHTFUL HAUL Cops who have souls for music Were delighted Thuraday when Detectives M. R. Hubbard and William Peterson brought in a stolen phonograph, alorig with three prisoners and 67 records. The music factory, owned by Mrs. G. Stokes, 2716 Elmwood place, was found in the home of Will Jackson, 26, negro chauf. feur, 909 29th ave. 8, and caused Jackson's arrest. Mrs, Jackson and Jeane Briton, 19, laborer, were MEN’S SHOES 9 Men’s $11.00 Emerson Shoes $5 50 * e EMERSON’S MAKE Men’s $12.50 Shoes, Emerson’s $6 25 . e go at .. make, at . * later arrested in a houxe at West Men’s $12.00 Shoes, Emerson’s Men’s $14.00 Shoes, Emerson 8 $ lake and John st., when police MME essay scantacs ss 400% 6.00} eS ee Hae ... $7.00 Sednsaeh ninttlins MGT oe Men’s $13.00 Shoes, Emerson's $ Men’s $15.00 Shoes, Emerson’s are held on open charges. Three rugs, a quilt and blanket, a bed: se pread, a stew kettle and an ash or were also recovered. Fi PEPPER HEAT STOPS BACKACHE ‘STETSON’S MAKE All Stetson’s make of Men's ... $8. 25) CORT’S MAKE Cort’s make of Men's $16.50 Shoes at......... $16.50 Shoes Torrey’s make of Men’s | Torrey’ make of Men’s $14.00 Shoes at..........--+-++++ $7. 00: $15.00 Shoes at.............+-055 $7.50 found there,” WEYBRIDGE THE Boys’ 23 Boys’ Knicker trouser with inverted terial in good pa’ Quantities $2.95 Main After inventory we high«rade Globe Union Suits, extra large izes These are non-#hrinks erly for $2.00, $2.95, €4 Siags are 34, 36, 46, 48 ax wear any one of these Suit, $2.95. Colored Vigilantes Whip Accused Negro} TULSA, Okla, Jan. Watson, a negro, was taken from the | Avenue hotel, one of London's large negro district earty in the morning | by a band of blacks banded together, | years ao. according to “clean up the colored section of city and run out all the criminal and after being ued to a stake, was whipped until he ad-| 20. their jand iph F itehell, bie choir ————Must Vacate February (8 jana Hatph “H dtchel, "hie choi [10,0 Stake, wag whipped unt be aa | jbile, taken to Welleville, six miles|™ith which be was charged. F lowing the whipping Watson « r | 3 warned to follow the narrow path) - or ley bimself liable to further pun- ishment. Family Sleeps On On; Cops Grab Burglar RURTON.ON-TRENT, Eng. A burglar entered a home here! while the family was asleep. policemen followed and caught the in-! | de But the family did not COPS WITH SOULS pe hoag the incident usth.the next! morning. | |Nobody Interested; Lecturer Gives Up. England, Jan. 20.— Only one person attended the first of a series of lectures on horticulture |here. That was the lecturer himseif. The series was abandoned Women now possess full suffrage! rights ir t 21 countries, good assortment of styles and colors. are made with sash trimming, and have pockets. smartness of the entire group, which is marked special for Saturday's selling, at 69¢ each. Knicker Suits Special $4.95 Roys’ Dept—Main Floor Rear Suits, been taken from regular stock and priced for a quick cleanup. — Suits are of excellent quality ma- but not each size in every pattern. Sizes : BIURLUEER SE CSE U oT s ‘ Saturday, a Suit, $4.95. Men’s Globe Union Suits sizes can consider himself fortunate to obtain such splendid values at, a statement, RHODES cs. Our Windows Will Tell A Saturday Offering of 250 Aprons “ Specially Priced \ = =69C-—— Medium and. Large Sizes Upper Main Floor 250 Aprons of Percales and Ginghams, in a They ties and rick-rack braid The two Aprons sketched are typical of the Boys’ Corduroy Suits Special $6.95 15 Corduroy Suits made of Cromp- ton all-weather corduray; suits full- lined and having one pair knicker trousers. They are in belted miodels with plaits in back. with one pair of s, in belted models plaited backs, have tterns and full lined, Sines -.---es es: 187 31 Tarai “For a quick cleanup, « suit $6.95 Boys’ Wool Mackinaws Priced at $4.95 Each rips. Tailored Sailor Hats Special $1.95 ‘The Millinery Department has marked \special for Saturday selling, a group of Talloref™Sallors made of felt, with beaver facings, and of Imtters plush with velvet facing, colors and styles. Hats selling formerly at $3.95, $4.95 and 95.95, are priced at $1.95 each Each Poor find a surplus stock of in small and that sold form- ang $6.00 each man who can able suits $6.00 nd 50, The in & good range of Cinema Technology Taught in Ge BERLIN, Jan. 20- |Sell London Hotel to Highest Bidder LONDON, Jan. 20.—The First —George | hostelries, will be sold at auction earty next spring. 1t was built 38/ nology. Professor Karl Fores be the first movie teacher, to} - | was | MASS MEETING SUNDAY, JANUARY 22, 2 P. M. CRYSTAL POOL, Second and Lenara All depositors espec to attend. Matters of wry Ly) ance to be considered, and latest developments reported. Chief le- gal co present. Jan. Two MEN’S W. L. DOUGLAS SHOES Men’s $7.00 Douglas Shoes $3 5 sere nga Douglas beg hae Ze e Shoes a Men’s $9.00 Shoes, different makes, must go at, pair.......... 250 pairs Men’s $7.00 Shoes, various makes, at, pair........... LADIES’ SHOES Almost given away. We offer 976 pairs Ladies’ Dress Boots, all sizes, widths A to E; at regular price, $12.00, $14.00 and $16.00. You can’t always buy four or five pairs of Ladies’ Shoes for the price of one pair. No such smashing of prices ever known in Seattle. Get busy if you need High-Grade Shoes at half what they are worth. PLYMOUTH SHOE CO. 1406——-SECOND AVENUE——1406 ‘The heat of red peppers takes the |"ouch” from a sore, lame back. It can not hurt you, and it certainly at once. » suffering so you round, just try Red Rub, and you will have the est relief known, Nothing has such concentrated, penetrating heat | Jas red peppers. Just as soon as you apply Red’ | Pepper Rub you will feel the ting: | ling heat, In three minutes it warms | |the sore spot through and through. | Pain and soreness are gone. | Ask any druggist for a jar of! Rowles’ Red Pepper Rub. Be sure | the genuine, with the name Rowles on each package.—Advertise- | MEN & WOMEN ‘ EASY PAYMENTS Tool Specials for Saturday Number 1144 Maydole Hammer— Special .. —Special at.. Carborundum Sharpen- ing Stone— Special to Better Light Enough light is quirement lamps give a cleat, easy on the eyes— you money on your eoee SLID Number 30 Hankee Au- tomatic Screw Driver fer the we ll- -$1.98 known “Betty Bright” Alumi- of good SETS OF Betty Bright Aluminum Sauce Pans—Set of 3— Special at 83c Saturday we are going to of- num Sauce Pans, in sets of 8, at this bargain price. Be sure to supply your kitchen with a set of these very useful pans. Set of 3, SPECIAL .......83¢ No phone orders Waldorf Toilet Paper Special, 3 rolls for 25c This is an unusually low price for a good 40-watt Size. 46c 60-watt Size 45c the very first re- lighting. Mazda grade Tissue Toilet soft light that is | Paper. Special, 3 rolls and they will save for 25¢. light bill, No phone orders