The Seattle Star Newspaper, March 29, 1922, Page 5

WEDNESDAY, MARCH 29, 1922. 4 ee eT TTC uc MIL THE SEATTLE STAR MOODY PREDICTS. BUSINESS BOOM Financial Expert at College Club Forecasts Revival Member American Homes Bureau Removal Sale Overstuffed Chairs and Rockers That the United States is on the of a period of constructive aa revival that he expe = E f: @ E: Unue for ears, was the emphatlo deciaration made by Jotm | president of Moody's In| Serviee, New York, and noted financial expert, who, with 1, Holsehuh, was entertained at luncheon Tuesday by the College club Moody and Holechuh are being en. tertained Wedn ay by the ment Rankers’ association of Seattle at the Rainier club. Statinticns from the and from ab ty in aw hin state weight by the tions in the bu forecast the sun ined Moody has spent his entire bust nens life in Wall at. Fle has been luring every financ great panic Invent rope” On Thursday to the Saturday my a ‘Hel plechuh will be guests of the Chamber of Commerce and Commercial club at = jthe Rainier club If you knew the comfort and satisfaction of one of these fine Chairs, you would certainly want to own one. Overstuffed and upholstered in fine tapestry and velours. Extra large and comfortable, with double cushion seats and spring back. Many of them are priced at cost for quick selling. Removal Sale prices have been disposal. Pauline Virginia Clarke, Boston sculptors’ model, com- mitted suicide, Otto Halder Larsen, technology atudent, committed suicide with poi- POSTOFFICE IS ROBBED HERE marked on each one for immediate are investigating his story Regular $62.50, REMOVAL SALE.. Regular $120.00, REMOVAL SAL! | oney Order Blanks Stolen) their suicide pact. = Regular $72.50, REMOVAL SALE Regular $77.50, OVAL SALE $50.00 Wind tia? hia [= Regular $75.00, REMOVAL SALE Regular $110.00 OVAL SAL a Thu 3 i“ OW fi , Police, postoffice Inspectors al ot: See Senet SAL Regular joined hands Wednesday in a | oe, Shae. FON, REMIVAL, GALS Regular $105.00, search for an organized gang of counterfeiters whose activities here came to a climax Tuesday night r R GS with the theft of 16¢ money order hl Dianks from the postoffice. “ . ; ¥ ry BE. T. Ringstead, 4549 16th ave. Reclamation Bill to Be Add Ms = hd N. BE, a clerk in the money order ed to Bonus at eciai Prices Sivtsion of the ‘estoften, had. let ah Bihis window for a moment to get a BY W. 1. PORTERFIELD drink of water As he returned he WASHINGTON, sarh = Good Wilton Rugs at special prices we ning chutehing the ‘pad ‘or|th? bonus bill paswed t= should be an extra inducement for every blanks. He guve the alarm, but | before he could reach the corridor ies (the man had disappeared. B| Deputy Pe nater C. M. Perkins Blix convince t the thief was a member of the counterfeiting ring Sithat has been flooding the Nerth cy weet recently with bogus moncy orders and forged checks. He ap-| pealed to the police department to ansiat In the case after making an | tavestigntion o miming blanks are numbered 35 to 277,000. home lover to stock up while the oppor- tunity for saving is as great as is offered in this Big Removal Sale. Royal Wiltons . layed in our Pike Street windows are moval Sale prices. $67. 50 to $120 These Special Terms Make It Easy to Buy The unusual opportunity for saving and the Special Easy Terms of Payment have proven an extra incentive for hundreds to buy homefurnishings during this Removal Sale. Make your payments like this: $50 Purchase, $1.00 DOWN, $1.00 Per WEEK $200 Purchase, $10.00 DOWN, $2.50 Pee WEEK YN, $1.25 Pee WEEK $250 Purchase, DOWN, $3.00 Per WEEK : N, $1.50 Per WEEK $200 Purchase, $15.00 DOWN, $4.00 Per WEEK $150 Purchase, $7.50 DOWN, $2.00 Per WEEK NO EXTRA CHARGE—NO INTEREST several weeks ago have Ing about for an opportunity to | make good on their promise While nominally the reclamation carries an 000,000 for th Total construction In Fritivh shtp- | yards ty 1921 was 1,534,000 tona, by the public, or the wubd me Napoleon made hig soldiers bathe | everyday, ‘IMPLY? WELL. DON'T BE BE: The 20 nm of thin amount xtended 4 th over ,) |People Notice It. Drive Them |treasury eventua om the pro- Off With Dr. Edwards’ ‘ of the sale of lands to actual Olive Tablets settlers on long terms at low in terest. is A pimply face will not embarrass much longer if you get a pack age of Dr, Edwards’ Olive Tablets The skin should begin to ¢ have taken the ta nights. reg ieg Cleanse the blood, bowels and liver Dr, Edwards’ Olive titute fe Oth at 5 W boy with successful subs there's no sickness or pain after tak as a ee are Ninth | ing them Alex. 314% 19th ave. boy. — Dr. Edwards’ Olive Tablets do that | e h ugh 935 th ave, which calome! do nd just an ot boy 33 : 2 and safe inetend Of severe and iret ) i. taung. A. 1006 Summ SMMMMESTNNNESTNMINIES Where Pike Meets Fifth MNIMESHNMMMNEIINNIMNS), "ove win ore ovve Tadic iy vp otge — ———- nen — a jever curs “dark brown 7%: | | taste,” lietiens, Willard G. 1615 Broadw CHARLESTON, W. Va—Losm of ISLAVE BRIDE pe $200,000 sustained as result of fire SPRING BAROMETER mn, torpld | B. TL, 6049 34th ave. N. mition or pimp that left four-inch sheet of glass on floors of Libbey Owen Sheet Glass | HAS HIGH PRESSURE SHOOTS JAP |. Sign of spring, folka, sign of SACRAMENTO, Cal, March 29.—]|you will know them bt até , F ch 2 ou will know them by their olive AB 7031 17 ate {o. at Kanawha City. |] spring Dropping the blind obedience that | color. or pape ye eta dake |] Marbles and tops are begtnaing || markx a woman of the land of the| Dr. Edwa spent years among |! William, 2010 1. Mercer » Crawford Bageball bats are also being lost ograwtord J, on the street cars. ghtly for a week . tter you f 4 look Advertise at a rooming house here yesterday Revolting against the command | muc “|of her parents, who own a little| and 3 ichiro, 671 Jackson st ma, 359 Alki ave, girl | ranch near Palo Alto, Kuyi refused | ve r iehi, 1104 Terrace at | to live with Kohara, despite the | ured Her + a, 168 Mala~et | fact that he bad paid her parents «ir 1200. er, Richard Conrad, 5230 Creaton When Kohara followed her to the roo « house, she charges, he tried er and that e#he fired her revol at him in self defense. Yoshinaga gave herself up to the | police and confessed shooting Ko. | hara, who the county hos |i" pital in a serious condition. } Why suffer? Dr. Kinsman’s Asthma Remedy gives instant relief. 25 years of success. 75c at all druggists. Avoid subst)- tutes. Trial Treatment mailed Free. Write to G Kinsman. Hont Bleck, Augusta, Maine Rheumatism | “if Knowing from terrible experience ed If that ov anxi ~ THE NEW } Cancun LAXATIVE |" | Whale Bone (Rubber) Set - FOP CHILDREN OR ADULTS. Kohara beat her and dragged her ing ms male ee the hair of her head about their| "Mire ilu Crowns . longer, she told police. Bridgework, per tooth... #1 95) 50 Nace Amalgam Filling .......- re you |Chapin, Guy All work guaranteed thr 15 ra Two, Infant Boys ———— — am Burned to Death BELOIT, Wis. March 29.,—Clar 1 Ernest, infant sons of Gil yerteon, farmer, were turned when the family home was de sanoired i by fire yesterday. STE OPEATEST ACTERS mI THE WORD | Call and See Samples of Our at ‘TORE THE LIVER AND COWES CROOK. | aga Bridge Work. We Stand AT ALL Goon pRUGGINTS the Test of Time | aieniil of our present patronage is r early cust till giving cust Examination and advice tree. r work, When s a cork, Waes Kidne y ot ont fashions tte eags tn the shape Bring this Trouble =y | OHIO Dentists | pye 2 C2 si SPECIAL | a0) “UMSIVERMETE 2. When you are sonatines- | re ee ed, there is not enough TOMORROW - lubricant produced by | your system to keep the food waste soft. Doctors prescribe Nujol because its action is so close to «this natural lubricant. Nujol lubricant—not a medicine or laxative— so cannot gripe. Try it today. CREDIT ~GLADLY ae SH CLOTHES FOR 4 MEN & WOMEN EASY PAYMENTS & urfitting & | T-Bone Steak, French Fries, Bread and Butter— 50c | In the following COLEGROVE pike and. Bre ay SPECIALTY FOOD SHOP 110 Pike St. ———_—$$$ $$ son from the same vial. Police | that no other person knew of | of |Laroeque, Godfrey, Bye: the purchase of | jon and alloca-|Ackiey, William Hi servien men, | ash required would be | “| Vital Statistics I" 7 Holden | |] to make their appearance at the | cncery bionsom, Kuyi Yoshinaga 7 ” |] Jost article bureau of the muny || gine b ot & Mahare. H on. Murray Gibson, 3828 Linden | railway probably fatally wounded lective remult 563 Pros PAINLESS PAGE 5 me RHODES cs. Our Windows Will Tell of Dimity, Batiste and Percales $2.25 Blouse Dept.—Upper Main Floor Spring is charmingly typified by the attractive styles of these new Blouses that have just been received and placed on displa They are in- deed unusual values and will make pleasing combination with the new Easter outfit. The White Dimity and Batiste Blouses have collars of checked ging- hams, in V-neck with roll and Peter Pan styles. Those of percale are in assorted, colored checks with narrow plaiting of white. Very attractively priced at $2.25 each. THE RHODES CO Women’s Bodice Top Union Suits—Each 50c Upper Maig Floor An excellent value in Summer weight Cotton Union Suits of tight knee styles, | with bodice top. Sizes are 36 to 44 in pink and white. A suit, 50¢. Women’s Vests and Pants Each 50c¢ Sleeveless Vests in sizes 36 and 38, and tight knee or umbrella styled pants in sizes 36 and 88. Choice at 50¢ each. Women’s 50c Vests at 3 for $1.00 Ribbed Cotton Vests with fancy lace yokes, in sizes 36 and 88. Specially priced at 3 for $1.00. An Introductory Sale of Knox Straw Hats Millinery Dept.—Second Floor A Knox Hat for Easter! That is just what we are offering in a complete assortment of Spring styles, including banded sailors in all colors, rough straw braids, lisere and Milans. These are values coming at a most opportune moment to take advantage of. $7.50 & $8.50 Knox Hats. . $5.00 $12.50 Knox Hats for.....$8.50 $15.00 Knox Hats for... .$10.00 $19.50 Knox Hats for... .$15.00 519 58 verry which has arisen over Fort | SEATTLE’S PROPOSED 3-ceat claim to have paid back to the gov-| fare will be the subject of an : comes $29,000,000 in war profits. |by nobert Bronson before the @ ¢ letter, it is underst de) >) 0d, clab, at Pig’n Whistle, at 12:15 manded that Ford give proof of his| ie ec assertion that he paid back such a| Thursday. Fritechs, Anna, Sei 1 | sum to the government. rown, Cyril, Seattle . Si | The letter was sent several weeks |Spawnhover, Georgie Hose, Seattle oY ago and no answer has been received rrt en IO vescvcecek Portis: itiner Beattio ...liLewal|@xcept a notation from Ford's sec | RCES GRANTED retary that the letter arrived er \DIVO ane |Ford had “departed for the south Keller, Emil from Mary ~ as Dahi, Brick & from Emmerenta, jAn an oo promised as soon a: Ho org, Mildred from James P, |= returned. v nan, Winnifred from H. rhotf, Mattie from Garrett M Maud © «rom Reynolds 8. m Leo, ‘om. Charles aa from Olof a M. from Walter F, DEATHS corgina, § months, 703 Co- 182 sd | Snyder, Mina A. Seatth Diake, Beatrice B. naon, lousness, corrects. Constipation, t king, Harriet Louise, 69, 916 Pighth ave & | er Takako, 2, wa 63, 2828 33rd| Warren H, Geta B3‘Box , lg geuke STeersed rch. jF ‘ikawa, Masaynki, 3 montha, 7807! AKO ave fin, Jonnie, 6 4 John st. Te ed *h, Margaret, 1208 E. Thomas Z | ker, Eliz Gable Apta, 16th 4 Harris seth, John [te ear, Susannah, 62 |Mellon Demands Ford Accounting 901% First ave. 851 Siet ot rte fee vararere that wil werent aed comvinge pom (STE Malian panera SS | | WASHIN g, March 29 -—Sec- |) “oguaney 9 the DHGNEN Matha of gion Ali jretary of Treasury Melion an-|| Sie a4 Se rest melectean of Rete-acive pounced yester y he has written a it Lo. aa rd on the contro- ter to Henry Fe Lae LAE STORE FOR USEFUL ARTICLES Store Hours, 8:30 A. M. to 6 P. M. Odds-and-Ends Sale of Garden Seeds Crockery Specials Special at 10c, 15c and 25c For Thursday we offer you a large 10c package of Peas, Beans, Corn, at half Your choice of these price. at 5¢ package. Egg-a-Day, regular 2 for 25¢. adus and Tall Tele- Pia | a -19¢ 25e, special, Peas phone, Special counter sale will be loaded with big values. You cannot afford to miss this. Cups and Saucers, Plates, Sugars, Creamers, Plat- ters, Soups, Bowls, Fruits, Oatmeal. Special at 10¢, 15¢ and 25¢. Valspar Varnish New Reduced Price Pint can ......$1.00 Quart can .....$1.80 Valspar Varnish speaks for itself withstands the actior of hot anc soapy Big Soap Special Combination Offer During our Life Buoy Health Soap demon- stration for Thursday we are going to offer this special combination: > water, will re (large size) Rinso sg ey age Lux white—a s of Life Buoy Health Soap wondertu varnish Special at 47¢. z for all Delivered only with other orders. purposes.