The Seattle Star Newspaper, April 14, 1922, Page 5

FRIDAY Member American Homes Bureau Removal Sale Specials for Saturday Only 8-Pint Aluminum Percolator, Just the thing for the small family, offered at a special Removal Sale ae 79c tomorrow 6-Quart Preserving special for only. Re- moval Sale Aluminum Kettle — Saturday 79c Set of 3 Sauce Pans a and 8 quart. _— for 79 c These are values to $1.50 each. 4-Quart Covered Aluminum Preserving Kettle 79 c Week Week Week Week Week Week Week $ 1.00 Down, $ 3.00 Down, $ 5.00 Down, $ 7.50 Down, $10.00 Down, $1.00 $1.25 $1.50 $2.00 2.50 Per Per Per Per Per Per Per $ 50 Purchase, $ 75 Purchase, $100 Purchase, $150 Purchase, $200 Purchase, $250 Purchase, $12.50 Down, $3.00 $300 Purchase, $15.00 Down, $4.00 No Extra Charge—No Interest Liberal Credit Extended RUNBAUM Co. INC, Pike es at Fifth Avenue Earwig Killer HOUSE Official mixture ordered by ——S—$—_ FAIRY FOOT BUNION PLASTER, $1.00—Immediate Relief. HOT Easter Cards and Novelties old Cards up to $1.00 engraved. ° Eight Busy 1—2nd and Pike 4th and Union 2nd and Madisor cM anne San | SMES) Swift’s Drug Stores Conveniently Located in Every Part of the City Preserve your eggs while the price is low CLEANING and COLD BOTTLES —special. .. OLS it ih ERB IEE ES HAT DYES Dainty Cards, Rabbits, Chickens, In- Your straw hat Ae be aaae ju t here, take a flated Humorous Pigs, Chickens and as good as new at a small expens Duc Easter Cards, le up to $1.00 Colorite, Jetem, Vogue, all colors THE SEATTLE STAR Woman Upheld for Beating Her Hubby Manicurist in Senate Race peste pre oe Fe or “Bobbed Hair snl Beer Dr. Reed Of New York City Tells Causes of New and Other Nerve Weaknesses | In effooting a cor e and perma | nent reliet of ne 4, it tn ev dent that recent clinical searches have aided the doctor greatly In dem weential relation of nervous exhaw tion. No better comparison can be made than to liken t nd system to a dynamo, or ge: and the nervous system to a st If a dynamo ts poorly ma fective material, the amount of ele tric force generated will be jess than It should be, If the dynamo perfect as it can be, but because of in an faulty care, overuse or other caunes does not do the work It otherwine could, the amount of electric force ts likewise decreased, and an tneufft cent quantity reaches the storage battery to charge it to Its capacity fo with the glands. If these, from hereditary or er causes, are de fective, they are Incapable, from the beginning, of furnishing the vital force and energy the nervous system requires, If, through overwork, tm jury or other causes, the glands are weakened or deranged, the nervous again fall to , system will nended sure ful respond natista posed on tt One of the first and fundamental Indications for the treatment of neu- rasthenta and weakened condits therefore is correctic of the Pearl Thomas TOLEDO, ©., April 14—The new: on till your nafls are fintahed k Of est thing in political campaigns ts In the campaign successful? harmony of he ilar system being worked out here by Pearl] Miss Thomas says #0. She says and restoration of tne bal | Thomas. . girl candidate for the | at the conclusion of each speech nine ance, To accom hin, the gland-/ Onto state senate. out of 10 of her male customers raise ular treatments are of notable value! it has the front porch system | their neatly mantoured right hands since they provide a rema fective combination of the ¢f-| backed off the map! And it's sim and swear they'll mark “X" opposite 8 Of! pie, Here's how it works her name on the ballot next fall. internal secretion tn potent form.| Miss Thomas te a manicurtat, She's} Mias Thomas will be the youngest and promptly st * &&\ employed at a local barber shop, senator who ever sat in the Ohio up tivity of the affec in the, You enter the shop and seek her| per chamber—if she's not beaten by body, and gra the en docrine system to city as a source: ercy. With th furnishing the ne the power and strength needed to perform Ita functions properly, every coll and organ tn the body feels the stimulating effect normal activity are b Heat And, as she deftly applies one of the two male candidates. she out _ " GOOD FRIDAY IS OBSERVED ¢ planks tn my plat | form,” she tells you. “I'm for beer and light wines, women’s rights, tm cluding the inviolability bobbed} Churches of Seattle are Friday ob. hair, and no blue Sundays! serving Good Friday, the most sol Then she grasps your other band /emn day in the church year. and goes on At St. James’ “This country never wil! be the! started at #15 a. m cathedral services with Rt, Rev ave. from the postoffice same until we adop more Uberal yy O'Dea officiating. ision of an ex toward t aduct of our! At Bt Luke's Episcopal church « nd anybody inter: citizens. Beer and light wines are! cnidren's service was held at 9:30 call there at once.—Adyertinement, [no sin. I'm not for the saloon but|, m followed by a three-hour de I 4o stand for moderation im thi#/ yorion starting at noon. Similar ing we call prohibition. “I'm for bobbed that"-—and ‘and I'm for short skirta too, but n too short" And so the. poltt BIGGEST LINER ON PACIFIC RUN. Empress of Canada to Sail * on First Trip in June | threehour services were scheduled at St. Mark's and Trinity Parish At & p.m. practically all churches [tn the efty will hold commemoration services. Den't Fait te Read you can see April teeue of Drugless America tive, speech rolls ‘oe | Stillman iteubien Hearing Is Closed | MONTREAL, Que, April 14.—The Stillman divorce hearing here closed yesterday woe adjournment to Poughkerpste, wns agreed to by both siden. wien one witnesses tn all were joailed by attorneys for Mrs. Still | an aos | ‘Testimony as to alleged bribery of Announcement of the first voyage | witnesses for Stillman was heard Millions Realized From Timber Sales | OLYMPIA, Apri 14. $21,000,000 haa been realized from the sale of iands and timber from Te New CANDIED LAXATIVB FOR CHKOREN OR AOULTS. =. THE QOTATEST ACTED Wm THe WORD TO nLEP THE UVED AND SowRS COCR E AT ALL Goob DRUGGIATS TCT TTT TTT SS TT TT TTT ficiicimmon CSAS AN TRA ner be ot the new Canadian Pacitl Empress of Canada, which will the largest and finest ship on the Pacific, was made today by BE. F. L. | Sturdee, general agent of the passen ger department of the Canadian Pa clitic Railway Co The Empress of Canada will Insti tute regular sailings from Vancow " i the federa} government, according to ver, B. C. to Yokohama, Kob*. 'tigures made public by Clark V, Sav |Shanghal, Manila and Hongkong. |ia0.' state land commissioner | with special calls at 5 aged ba Ithe winter months, on June 29 | ‘The new liner will make a new ord for the transpacific trip, ac ding to Stardee, going to Japan tn }10 days, to China tn 14 and to Manila in 18 ‘The Empress is of 22,000 tons 2,500 gross, and in IF arm Aisciaiitdlies ree WASHINGTON Apyll 14 yenterday pasaed the itural appropriation bill carry wena: | placement, or Eight ( Pints ........25¢ Ifeet long. She is an oll-burner and oe a> at ha acinar Busy | ‘cludes ail the jux.|@sricultural department. By a vote Quarts .......40¢ on the moat pain, {of 21 to 80 the senate rece WATER GLASS ; ¥-Gallon 65¢ Stores a Jearly action striking out the to the Empress of Can-|*PPropriation for free need | the 4 restored it to i perce es Jada, the Empress of Australia is noon | 0 and Fe hichecansecinis: Easter Candies Fea ‘~ tine» er ‘rat oyae "rae |Girl Gets $2, 000 as press of Australia is nearly an large | jas the Empress of Canada and Helen Ardelle’s Canter- Reward for Honesty | , LISBON April 14. oe Pan city, 5 bury’s. Jequipped in the same ultra-modern Sar asoek wanes ante ana te BS Wbe. csc -éay.s OC chloride Lime....10¢ Jay. sapresa of Tussin and the{#nd rerurned them to their owner Formaldehyde, pt. 75¢ eran s Sr Aaa finatior |W8s rewarded with a gold bracele Lysol 25e Value,” box 79c hrs the ere ty ships, but both | Wétch and $2,000 cash. ‘ |palatial liners, are already in the 2 ey Candles 25e __ Candy Rabbits, Candy i" _ __ Sues for Divorce aia soe Eases, Ex Dyes, Bas- | | Because Wife Puffs Floor =, kets, Nests, ete. | } KINGSTON, England, April 14 DANDRUFF REMOVER | De Pree Fumiga~ — | ley W.. Halen requested a le tors $ 50¢ gal separation o nm the ground that RENIVEMATFS AN NoNIDIEUe ae sph 20¢ Easter Rabbits piri Se morning to night.” The Ammonia, 8-02... .10¢ Rabbits on 10 | bose ; Shampoo ....75¢ Wright's Silver a wheels... c | We eat too much meat, which| President of Bank Hair Tonic. ..89¢ Polish . 25e | clogs Kidneys, then Back | Seized After Audit hurts and Bladder | . i ie | OSE, Ida., April 14.—Thomas B Pepsodent Paste 43¢ Piver'’s Powder Sse) | bothers you. | sear ees of the defunct Belle Tooth Paste (Pebeco Paste...39¢ Dijer-Kiss jedats i en — | \ vie Bank th tract G5, Whatarcested - » i $ forget that the kidneys, | \ocenaay. following an audit of the ‘ Tooth Brushes(Colgate’s a ty = Rls Pie. ‘The og aaa " siugsish and|fonwn books. A warrant was also Mouth Wash cad Raigad a oA Coty’s Powder.. $1 Creams ed for R. B. Merrill, cashier, who evela 2 ‘ Ske in California » A Ncw Discovery in the World of Medicine 79c| wctivity Stores: n the urine # thus ending bl Jad Salts is harm ere makes « delightful oh Mast 60 ia-water drink should ta w Weat Seattle their ki clean, thus avolding se at Junction rious complications: A wellknown local druggist says) &~809 Third Ave to f kidne ouble More than} the original grants to the state by | | Is Passed by Senate) The | rHe RHODES co. Our Windows Will Tell A THREE-HOUR SPECIAL! Tweed Coats for Easter 9 A.M. Until $14 95 12:00 Noon Second Floor ster special we are offering this group of ats until Saturday noon only, at $14.95, For a pre $19.50 Tweed ( You will certainly make a fortunate buy in obtaining one of these long vr three-quarter length coats. They are in belted and loose-back models with sleeve and yoke lining, and will prove to be most serviceable. Smart Coats at $24.50 Featured in this group of New Coats are tweeds, home- spuns, herringbone stripes, polo and vicuna polo materials. They are in the stylish spring shades of red, Copenhagen, tan, navy, brown and gray. The coat sketched is a gray heather homespun with blue heather trimmings; one of the many attractive models in this assortment in which the sizes range from 16 to 44. Beautifully Flowered Easter Hats $7.50 2,400 flower trimmings and a large order of hat shapes that ar- rived a few days ago have made possible the creation of a vast number of charming Easter hats turned out by our own workrooms. we menen ve Among them are body shapes, Milan hemps and Leghorns, in self and contrasting color combinations of dandelion, marine blue, red, orchid, jade, navy, brown, biege and periwinkle. “ThERiooes Ca ‘The new flower trims include water lilies, daisies, apple blossoms and many others of organdie and silk combinations. The result is a most extraordinary display of Easter millinery priced at $7.50 each. Women’s Silk Hose $1.00 to $1.50 a Pair Main Floor Special Values in 'Kerchiefs Main Floor 3 for 50c Fine white lawn and Swins, with real hand em- broidered corners; also, with colored embroidered cor- ners in a variety of designs. Formerly 36¢ each. Choice at 3 for SOc. 3 for 25c Dainty white lawn handkerchiefs with white and colored embroidered corners. and 1% each. Saturday, 3 for 25e. Women's semi-fashioned silk hose with reinforced lisle garter tops, heels and toes, in black, white and colors. A very good grade of hose for Easter- wear, at a pair, $1.00 to $1.50, | pretty Formerly 16¢ Boyw Two-Knicker Suits of wool and in colors of } brown, green. gray and heather mixtures. Coat and | $8. 35 a trousers are full lined. $14.85 sulta are reinforced at the seat, knees and elbows. Sizes are 7 to 18 | $12. 50 $14. years, Priced at, a suit | Boys’ Wool Suits | OLYMPIA—Merger of Northwest-] YAKIMA —With an offer of $31.) ern Long Distance Telephone Co. | 909 pending, Harry Coonse, | with Pacific Telephone & Telegraph | deputy bank examiner, applies Co., recommended by atate depart-| court for permission to sell building | ment of public works and the Oregon | of defunct Central Bank & Trust Co., | public service commission West Yakima and Second aves. DANVILLE, I.—Joha H. Lew. man, of Danville, nominated as re publican candidate for congress by | majority of 44 votes over W. P. basta” day of Georgetown. special to The Store for Useful Articles Spelger @ Helbet Store Hours: 8:30 A. M. to 6 P. M. | SPOTLIGHT Special $2.98 Regular $5.00 Tea Pots Special at 69c These imported Tea Pots are the best made. They are mot- tled in marble effect —a big assortment to choose from. Capacity, 4 and 5 cups. Special at 69¢. | ae aa, For Saturday we offer you this com- bination Spotlight and trouble finder at a very low price. Finished in cast aluminum; will not rust; can be adjust- ed to any angle Cord not included. Similar to cut. Spe- cial at $2.98. Old Dutch Cleanser SPECIAL 4 CANS Made In Seattle | Glass Door Knob Sets Special at $1.98 Set This is a new pattern. Very attrac- tive glass knobs, mortise inside sets. Brass bolt and latch complete with knobs and trimmings. Special, $1.98 set. DOOR- BUTTS Special at 25c Pair These are dull brass, 84% ey No Phone Orders. Adjustable End Wrench 4- and 6+inch COMBINATION PLIERS 6-inch with cutter; to cut. Your choice, at 25¢. finished in similar special 5c Packages Vegetable Seeds Special—3 Pkgs. for 5c We are overstocked. You will find most all varieties—such as onions, tomatoes, cabbage, etc. Get them now. Special for Saturday, 3 pkgs. for S¢. RADIO SPECIALS Copper Wire, 100 feet. . . .50¢ Coil Wire K. C. Radio Set complete with head phone, for $16.50 We have a few sets for immediate delivery.