The Seattle Star Newspaper, March 28, 1922, Page 4

“Shaner & Wolff's Tacoma Stock Is Almost ‘Was’” —Said a Dark-Hued Customer Yesterday Take Your Choice of Fashion Park Hickey-Freeman Society Brand Michaels-Stern Suits and. Overcoats at Forced Sale Prices The Tacoma stock is going fast. The prices are beyond comparison. The opportunity is yours—grasp it! Young Men’s Suits, Values to $45 $ This lot comprises a limited number of smart, snappy styles for the young fellows, in a range of medium and light-weight materials. Nifty patterns and most all $35 to $40 Suits Men's Suits in sizes for slims and stouts. Snappy styles for Young Men. Light-weight and light- colored fabrics, also blues, browns and fancy sizes at. ........-...-+) $40 to $45 Suits Includes Fashion Park, Brand, Mich- aels-Stern Suits in blues, greens, browns and fancy mixtures. Scotch tweeds and 95 $45 to $55 Suits Young Men’s and Men’s styles in quality mer- chandise, including many Fashion Park garments. Such fabrics as the new tweeds, homespuns, worsteds, all perfectly fine tailored in late models. Now $332 Buy Overcoats for Next Winter $35 to $40 Overcoats $ “To $50 Overcoats “Seclety Brand” and “Fashion Park” Coats in this lot, Positively amazing are the valoes offered. It will pay you te anticipate your 95 «. $23.85 needs now, Overcoats That Sold tq [mother since. |A. Kanffman and signed | Union office, THE COUNCIL PUSHES BUILDING BOOM Asks Caldwell to Call Big Conference ° ng about a better » the various building ore taken Mon day by the city L | The counc request Mayor Caldwell te @ conference to tron Jisputes and to seek} to reduce excensive | here organizations wil! be council, iiding Material association, Associated General con tractors, Clearing House association and Central Labor council. Councliman A. Lou Cohen, whe tn troduced the resolution, declared that & mmilar conference in New York had resulted in a building boom. It is planned to work out conees sions between the different interests so that building may be made easier and cheaper. SEATILE STAR TUESDAY, MARCH 28, 19227 Purchases Charged Tomorrow Not Billed to You Untii May First Toe Rubbers 45c Light weight, but @urabie. “The Store of BE ternal "Newness” In varied odors. viala, in wood ons MexDougall /outhwick “Main 6720 Store “Hours 9 to 5:30 Everybody Is Talking ; About Our ‘Store-Wide Sweaters $1.95 Worsted yarns, in block weaves; round necktines and ribbed cuffs; hand-braided girdies, Dark and light colors. ~ fond Fier mie Hair + Ribbons Bureau of Missing Relatives The Star tnvieeo He-vengure to eso cnet] department ae an ald in finding missing | relatives or friends The department bx ne ef pereune tecationed In this column as | fulesing are requested alse te report te |The Star, Other sewspapers are invited (te repredece such lems ae will interest | their communities. LAVERNE NICHOLS — Your) mother and your! Job both are walt-) ing for you, La verne Nichols, You left your home at! 1440 W. 620 at. Be | atte, But why? “There is some thing wrong, this time, I am sure,” your mother . “Twill give all 1 have to find| I want my boy.” Laverne was working for the Western Union as messenger boy. He failed to some home at the close of work, March 20, | and has not been heard from by his The bey is 17. Ad Mra, Anna Nichols. “ Rh A. KAUFFMAN-—A telegram concerning death, addressed to Kt “Roy,” & being held undelivered for lack of dress his mother. 45c —& inches wide. Novelty tat fetes and moire, In black, white and colors. Percale Aprons 95c —Bangalow Aprons of Percala, trimmed with rickrack braid and sashes. Might attractive $4.75 ~—Wanted shades, with han Olen, rings, ferrules and tps in matobing eolora. Rome has dies have leather trimmings “Seen ter O. W. to Spend Five | Millions on Bridges | PORTLAND, March 24.--firidge) construction and trackage work| | conting 85,000,000 have been approv od for this searon on the O. W. TL 4 N., accorting to snnouncement made today by J. P. OBrien, general manager This sum ts independent of tne! multable addres at the Western 113 Cherry ot The memage came from Marshalltown, Towa. Students to Give Zangwill’s Drama Ghetto will come to Ife acroms the footlighta of the Metropolitan thea- ter Saturday night, April 1. when Gre Menorah society, of the University of Weashington, will preeent Zanewill's famous play, “Children of the Ghetto." All the roles tn the play are taken by students Frank Price Giles, who coached the last Menorah play, “The Family,” tn 1917, t# also coaching the present production. ANESTHESIA BY DR K. H. BISHOP Union Pacifie bedget expenditures for this year, which have pet yet been approved and which are re ported to be $4,500,000, | Federal Offices in Spokane Given Out be receiver of public moneys at Spo kane, Wash. Quaint characters of the London! WASHINGTON, March 28-—Preab | aga, of Washington; to be regivter of dent Harding yesterday Sagt the fol) the land office at Apokans, Wash. lowing nominations to the @emate: To | Arthur Wellington Holand, of Wasb- ington. PROSPERITY SALE Look for the Prosperity Sale Signs on Every Floor Women’s Sports Skirts $5.95 Of sports silks, in all-white, | -Tallored pockets and pearl stripes and checks, Also im | putton trimmings. color combinauona Lace Collars 50c Tuxedo Collars in a variety of designs. White and ecru —MarDeougall-Southwiek, Street Vleor Women'sLawn Handkerchiefs I2ke —Linen finished, with %4nch hems. Corners hand-embroid ered in colors. —MacDougall-Seuthwiek, Street Vieor Terry Cloth 69c Also Toulon Cloth —4 inches wide. In a va riety of dark and light pat terns, double ; -inted. —“acDeugelt-southwich, —MacDougall-Soathwirk, Second Keer Lunch Clothe $1.58 To embroider —fix different patterns fer imple embroidery. 64 inches équare; hemetitched for crocheted edge Napkins to $1.00 —fipider Grain Swagger Bare im gray and tan. Bach with coin purse and mirror, —MeeDeougall- South wick, Mreet Fleer Brassieres 45c —Two styles of back fastening bandeaux; one of heavy mesh with elastic; one of brocade. Sizes 22 to 42. +MaedD Girls’ Coats $10.00 —Coats and Capes of new bemeepuns and polos, in mix tures of bine, tan and rose. Sizes 7 to 12 yeare. polas in bite, mixtures. Attractive fiizes 12, 14, 16 years. —MacDourall-Southwick, Third Fleer Ivory Boudoir Sets, $4.50 —Comb, Brush, Mirror, Fue, Cuticle Knife and Buttonhook —ail in lined case. —MarDougall-Southwick, Street Fleer Children’s Shoes $1.75 Of biack and brown calfskin, on a broad tos Move the liver and bowels (PLAN AIR LINE| Asso us ‘ACROSS NATION ....., but thoroughly. Sold at all PORTLAND, March 28,—Mam-| drug stores 25c, or direct by Joyner moth air liners designed to earry|Drug Co., Spokane —Advertisement. both freight and passengers will be| in service before Jong between Port | land, Seattie, San Francisco, Chi-| cago and New York as the rewult | of the organization of a $250,000,000 ;corperation in Boston recently. ‘This announcement was made yes- | terday by Merle Thorpe, editor ot} Nation's Business, official pubiles-| tion of the United States Chamber of Commerce who arrived here to! ‘eonfer with local business men op | (general conditions, | He said that the ergantmtion ef the alr company was “tut another lindtcation that business ts leoking DOGGONE FINE FOR PUP, BUT MUCH TOO MUCH FOR FATHER I was reminded of the story of Sut Levingood, whe got hie father to get down on all fours and put « pup to playing with the old man, to train the pup to bite and holt. The pup in tak’ ing bold of the old man’s coat also got bold of pop’s Sesh Whereupon the olf man told Sut to take him loose, but Sut said “1 know it burte you, pap, but t's the makin’ of the pup.”— Sen. Heflin (D.), Alabama. Frank Adelbert Say |=. Fell ren of sizes in new patterns and styles; fancy plaid backs and silk skeleton linings, including select rset y+: |) pone having op | erations perform od because they are afraid to take FTEN people post lan ® Shaner & Wolff 916 Second Ave. ROSES, FRUIT TREES and, Ey Ya _NIALS +) All the latest and choicest varieties. a Call in and see our collections. “GLADIOLI, the finest collection on | the Coast, and at MODERATE | prices. WPLANT a few and give the ) srouri treat this summer. W COUT-McLOUGHLIN, "1103 —- mealid te Elliott 5156. ei) IN STOMACH SLURS THE Fl | Says Excess of of | Hydrochloric ~ Acid Is Cause of Indigestion A well known authority states that stomach trouble and ingigeation are nearly always due to acidity—| acid stomach—and not, a taost foiks | believe, from a lack of digestive Juices. He states that an excess of hydrochloric acid in the stomach re- tards digestion and starts food fer- mentation, then our meals sour like garbage in a can, forming acrid fluids | and gases which inflate the stomach | / like @ toy balloon. We then get that | heavy, lurapy fecling in the chest, ‘we eructate sour food, belch gas, or Ymve heartburn, flatulence, water. ; Wrash, or nausea. He tells us to lay aside all diges- tive aids and instead, get from any four ounces of Jad Salts! oper rd and take a tablespoonful in a glaas| bot water before breakfast while it is jeffervescing, and furthermore, to continue this for one week. Teliet follows the first dose, it is in portant to neutralize the acidity, re spove the ras-making mass, start the yer, stimulate the kidneys and thes} promote a free flow of pure cigestive| Juices. Jad Salts is inexpensive and in made from the acid of grapes and lemon julce, combined with lithia and ium phosphate. This harmless ealts is used by thousands of peopie for stomach trouble with excelient re- | #ulte Advertisement. Hawaiian Election _ Won by Republican _ HONOLULU, Tv. W. March 23. ae Dae today of ballots tod. th ise BREAK CHEST COLDS WITH | Base your tight, aching chest. Stop | jthe pain. Break up the congestion Feel a bad cold loosen up in just a| abort time “Red Pepper Rab™ ts the cold rem jedy that brings quickest relief. It leannot hurt you and it certainly seems to end the tightness and drive |the congestion and soreness right out. 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Baldwin republican, delegate to congress | suceted the late Prince Kuhio Kalan Baldwin received Candles, democrat. .|stances, Stomach Upset, Gas, Gas, Gas: —"Diapepsin” “Pape’s Diapeprin™ enda indiges- tion, heartburn in five minutes, Sour, wassy, upset stomach, acidity, dy» pepsia; when the food you eat fer- ments into gases and stubborn jumps; your head aches and you feel sick and miserable, that’s when you realize the quick magic of Pape’a Diapepsin. If your stomach is in a continuous revolt—if you can’t get! it reguiated—try Pape’s Diapepsin.| It's so needless to have bad stom. |ach! Make your next meal a favor- ite food meal, then take x little Din-; pepsin. There will not be any dis treas—eat without fear. It's because Pape's Diapepsin “really does” regu- liate weak, out-of-order stomachs that gives it its millions of sales an nually. Get a large sixty-cent case |of Pape’s Diapepsin from any drug store. It is the most efficient ant acid known It is scientific, harm- less, and belongs in every home.— Advertisement. FREE TREATMENT If you are ailing, prewent this adv, at our Sanipractie Clinic. All drogless methods used. You will get resulte—unusual oppor- tunity to regain health. Confinement cases acespted. UNIVERSAL SANTPRACTIO COLLKGY 720 Thompson Hide, Seattle 14,919 | the anesthetic LU} I have known of some women who would rather! wuffer the pains) of chiidb irth) than ‘take an| anesthetic. Such} people, as a rule, have never taken | lan anesthetic or have not taken one; lin recent yearn. | The truth is, that there ts noth. jing painful or uncomfortablg about jit. The reat reason for this common of anesthesia is perhaps the} we are told of this or that experience. more or lems true that a generation or #0 ago methods of administering anesthetics were ex |tremely crude, and, in many in-| cruel, | They used to hold the patient and force him to breathe in the choking | and nauseating vapor. Nothing this occurs today, if you have a skilled anesthetist. He} will start you off with nitrous oxide | gas and h to chloroform or ether after you have gone to sleep. He watches you closely, limiting the} quantity of anesthetic to your needs, | Your awakening 1s quick and| jeasy. You are free from nausea, jexcept In occasional cases, and none the worse for the experience, a | tales | medical | ewite Vaccination Called Useless by Speaker | Declaring that vaccination {s whol: | ly unnecessary as a disease prevent ative, Dr. C. Martin Carlson, president of the Tacoma chapter of the Ameri can Medical Liberty league, deliv jered an address in the K. of P. hall here Monday night. The meeting |was held under the ntisplces of the! Seattle College of Chiropractic. |Envoy to Holland Succeeds Fletcher | WASHINGTON, March 28.—Wil-| |liara Phillips, of Maseachusetts, at | present minister to Holland, has | been named under secretary of state by President Harding to succeed Henry Fletcher, who has been | a” 2 dor to Beigturn. IUnots, was ry of state. IS Spring thousands of families all over America are enjoying the change from metal beds to sleep» Knowing for the first time what it means to sleep sound and undisturbed all night, every night. The perfect The “Montross” One of the beautiful Simmons “Period De- signs” for cheerfulbed rooms of exquisite taste. Your choice of Ivory White and Decorative Colors. J, || i ‘lini B ic, Design 19098 ‘in Twin Pair muscles that comes in beds with never a creak or rattle. 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