The Seattle Star Newspaper, April 19, 1922, Page 5

WEDNESDAY, APRIL 19, 1922 a) ?) MEMBER AMERICAN HOMES BUREAU Removal Sale This Removal Sale is the greatest value- -giving event ever held in the Northwest. This immense stock of homefurnishings must be sold before we move, Week-End Sale of Floor Lamps With Shades $16.75 Each 40 in the Lot at Mahogany-base Lamp Standard; 5-foot 6 inches, equipped with double socket; chain pull; with all-silk shade ; fine assortment of colors silk and bullion fringe; silk lined; 24-inch size; values up ‘w 16, 75 $25.50. Removal Sale price. 4-Piece Bedroom Suite ha Dresser, “ $123.75 Here's an Ivory Bedroom Suite of four pieces, consisting of Bed, Chiffonette and Toilet Table; hand decorated and carved. Priced to sell regularly at $175.00. Special Removal Sale price. .. WHERE PIKE MEETS FIFTH |Pacific Rate War 'Movie Actor Hurt | Is Discussed Here The Pacific rate war, which has! ici | rewulted im the cutting of freight) iam 1. ‘ Wife for Intants, Children and Adults! Cbafges on practically all transpe ‘ GL’ cifie vessels, was discusned at a con-| YCEROLE LOBELIA ference in Seattie Tuesday between Cures cow, 5 J. W. Creighton, of Portland, and ougt Containg no . r lates oF j It’s the Re M. Semmes, Seattle, district man-| the teecaked Truckee river, acoor best cough ager for the U. 8 shipping board. Mant reliet nt, p. p.. b Rane—Aa LIBERAL CREDIT EXTENDED riteeD « SERVICES for ho died Tues 108 ANGELS SR a movie actor shoulder. a and numerous body when he fe from an ice bank ntly arugs ¢ made. Gives in all drug stores, or | ~ Spo ing to a report from Truckee Joyner Drug Co., rtisement [Hat's atts OLYMPIC Pancake Flour— a little water or milk—a quick stir—and they're Teady to cook. | WARNING! Unless you see the name “Bayer” on tablets, you are | not getting genuine Aspirin prescribed by physicians | over 22 years and proved safe by millions for Headache Colds Rheumatism Toothache Neuralgia Neuritis Earache Lumbago Pain, Pain ccept only “Bayer” package which contains proper directions fandy “Bayer” boxes of 12 tableta—Also bottles of 24 and 100-—Druggiste. Aspirin (s the trade mark of Bayer Manufacture of Monoaceticncidester of Ralieylicnria Say “Bayer” when you buy Aspirin. FLOUR: CEREALS FLED UM FURNITURE CO. INC. Falling in River April 19.—wy : suffered bruine Mme. Soleus Dade and her daughter, Mme. Jacqueline | Lebaudy Sudreau. 18, Aprit 19 who believe in the Jacqueline Lebaudy we put on the! ing more than 4 ortune wa 4 Free fortune, if that he stoop A to Sa OCMC cmc ~ Bee C ur s e I n h e ri it e d b y W 0 man Came to Her With F attiine Superstitions! scenario. power | But terfered Mme with him the French government fm He fled to America, tak Lebaudy and Jacqueline He set up an estate on which he turned into making the ners ¥ « couple of years ago, when Mme Lebaudy shot and killed the “emperor’—in de harp practices in dealing with the/fense of her daughter's honor, she ugar beet farmecs of a French vi The result was that nilles were nd starvation. Winger, sought out cursed him, saying r suger shall turn to gall lebaudy the sweetness of io bitterness fo bildren and your children's ehil-| dren.” After Jacques Lebaudy came into nheritance of artied Paris by takings, the « decided the fortune, many will under mux ¢ meelt up as “Em peror of th a to have @ court exceeding in bar ba sple with harem dancing girls and swimming the wildent dreams of an Ame SOVIET SECRET | POLICE FIRED! ng Issued Abolishing Institution Moscow April 1 ced by the all amittee | f open | a and plo ng the frontiers and pre ines are transferred to f the interior heka has func t service, It was organ after the seimure of the by the belshevists in ed world-wide atten ewale executions dur Fired for Smoking, Girl Goes to Court! Miss Alice th 16 others normal DETROIT, April 19 sehool ndiw ment signed | Mc n Priddy ri ause why sid not be taken at Miss Trenton were | @ the third one, that's all Intruder Rings Bell Causing Own Arrest “od s in the « from| her defense and) daughter to Paris, where they lived! gon Baker, of Chicago, whose much ur fortune shall) Ja you and yur | son he ming when he He wan going} tioned as the! ‘maid. A jury acquitted her on this some | plea. reduced to poverty! A young mother, Cc sering ber infant daughter dic Henry Sudreau, the French de-| |tective, assisted Mme. Lebaudy in| Later she took her/| | with | Th the Sudreaus. | 1 came the announcement of] c's marriage to Sudreau's er | The Sudreaua claim this was a love mateh | Rut the Lebaudys are quoted by friends a» saying it was merely al marriage of convenience, #0 that Jacqueline could come into posses sion of her $20,000,000 or more Then Jacqueline and her mother vanished The Sudreaus started a frenzied search for them, blaming an Egyp- aitian fortune-teller for their flight. CHICAGO, April 19.-—Miss Muriel ick, of the miltionaire har. ater family, made her pi sional stage debut yesterday, taking the Heading role, the part of a youth seeking love, in the “Passing Boy The play was given in the original | French at the French theater before an a composed of Chicago's i Among those at the uriel's father, Harold McCormick, and her sister Ma | seize R. EB Whale Is Impaled on Bow of Liner 7 AR, April 19. Impaled in} » bow of the Briti#h India in Karapara, a dead whale was jbrought into port by the ship. | | | ZA the 1 1OLD, N. J-Mes. Hermina ! 1, acquitted of murder e killed her husband because of his alleged intimacy with her younger winter Money-back guarantees with every j sult. Laff, the Tailor, 1106 3rd.—Adv Foley's Honey “Tar SURE and QUICK Relief trom COLDS | Best for Children end Grown ral ECZEMA TORTURE | Te one of the curses of modern life which none escape, rich or poor n always be told by the thick-| ed or | SKIN OR WEEPING | SORES clear liquid, | which ¢ Y | | And makes life an itching misery;! t The old style} lisease with | und Koaps he skin, there. asites a better live underneath atment of eczema has of a a complet nd radi eal change, and so, inst@ad of treat ng the urface only, a clean, cool ing and peietrating lotion may now whieh goes to the bot and kills the germs. | ; yon HING | Jergone And causing an Jil new skin to 5 lotion ie Eczemine The newly disco for ec Made by the Joyner Drug Co., Spokane, and Sold by All Good Druggists Advertisement. | lwaiting at the church January 2 of \Muriel Mc Cormick , | Pom Recall of Appears in Play! xxamaru rat me RHODES co. Our Windows Will Tell Smart New Blouses for Spring Splendid Values at ne 4 $2.25 se Dept.—Upper Among new arrivals in Spring wear is this assort- ment of exquisite styles in French Voiles, Dimity and Batiste Blouses, which are very reasonably priced at $2.25 each? The styles dis played are most pleasing and attractive. There are white blouses with gingham trimmed co!l- lars and cuffs; some are in colored stripes with white pique collars arid cuffs, with plaited or lace edges; and others are of French voiles with lace trimming and collars in Tuxedo or square-neck styles. Tne Rnooes Co Sport Skirts for Spring Wear $7.95 to $12.50 Second Floor The Women's Sport-Wear Department is showing a beautiful line of Spring Skirts in plaited and gathered models and in white and all the late Spring shades— both light and dark. They are made in a wide assortment of materials, including tweeds, ratine, prunella, eponge, flannel and white serges; Roshanara and wool crepes, fancy striped silks and Bedford cords. Priced from $7.95 to $12.50. Home Dressmaking Attractions Domestic Section Upper Main Floor DRESS GINGHAMS, 52 in inches checks, plaids, colors, A wide and stripes and yard, 19¢. JUNIOR Dress and Suiting Ma- terials, 28 inches wide; In neat stripes and plaids that will launder nicely) A yard, 26¢. plain Curtains and Curtain Materials Specially Priced! Curtain Dept—Upper Main Floor 150 pairs of Marquisette Curtains in white, cream and ecru, having hemstitched borders with narrow and wide edges of imitation linen Cluny laces. There are several patterns to select from. Formerly $2.50 a pair. For Thursday, a pair, $1.95. 300 yards of 84-inch Cretonnes in light and dark colors, and a very large assortment of floral and con- ventional designs. Formerly 30c a yard. Thursday, a yard, 23¢. 500 yards of 36-inch taped edge Marquisettes in white, cream and ecru. Formerly 35¢ a yard. Thurs- day, a yard, 28¢. PERCALES for house dresses and fancy aprons, in novelty cretonne patterns and 36 inches wide, A yard 25¢ and 30¢. ARTCRAFT CLOTH, 36 and 45 in natural for work, A yard, 30¢@ and inches wide, and color; used fancy aprons, ete. 40¢. FIGURED VOILES, 26 and 8 nehes wide, and in checks, dots snd conventional designs of Hebt and dark colors. A yard Zhe, B0¢, 40¢ and 45¢. Ma pike, Baker | IBS BROKEN» al PROCEEDS OF THE CHIL ary Landon to Wed) BY SON'S HUG | en ee ee at Crystal Pool April 28, SAN FRANCISCO.—An overly af.) PARIS, April 19—Miss Mary Lan) oe hug administered by her| turned over to the Orthopedic hos json caused Mra, Sydney G. Yoemans | pital fund. postponed marriage to Ailisten.Me | [0 Conley Ory ken ribs. Cormick has been the subject of in | jterest to society wince she left him | | |NOTICE OF GENERAL ELECTION OF _ PORT COMMISSIONER, KING COUNTY, WASHINGTON. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN to | the qualified electors of the Port of | Paris has an emeess of 600.000 Seattie, King County, State of Wash. women over men, according to latest | ington, that on May 2nd, 1922, an census figures | election will be held for the purpose | of electing thereat one PORT COM \For ‘Cold on the Chest Missioner for a term of three Musterole Ja easy fo apply and it/%e8"S. The polls will be open from does not blister like the old-fashioned | ® 4: M- to § P. M. of the same day, (mustard plaster. c LAU DE < RAMSAY, | Musterole is a clean, white oint Cone ene een ae Klamatz Officials | ment, made with of! of mustard. Sim County __ Comminsiouers. S, Ore, April 19, /PlY massage it in gently with the fin- MALCOLM DOUGLAS, ace oi 5 with bootleg. Ker tips. You wili be delighted to see smpiome 5 reste king and other illega? interests, the |how quickly it brings relief. wee Klamath County Civil league is cir.|. Get Musterole at your drug store. | culating a petition for the recat! of /35¢ and 6c, Jars and tubes; hospital | Mayor W. 8. Wiley. Chief of Potice “ize, $3 | | Wilson is also mentioned | BETTER THAN A MUSTARD | The league proposes Councilman | PLASTER J.C. MeCullom for mayor. No proof} that the charges are true has been | mad@ public 1 COLUMBUS, Ky.—After slaying [two of her children, Mrs. Arnoid| | Holt, of Russell Springs, commits suicide by running head-on against edge of hatchet, this year, has “named We day Mins Baker arrived here today. In an interview Miss Raker said “I shall remain in Paris for two weeks, buying my trousseau and do- ing other shopping incidental to my wedding with Allister. Then I am |going to London, where we will be |married Immediately on my arrival May 4 will probably be the day, she admitted ELECTION BOARD OF KING COUNTY Dated his 17th day of April, Masked men and ad-| lecture on| TEXARKANA, Tex Clark, grocer flogging and minister ‘FEEL TEN YEARS YOUNGER, THE STORE FOR USEFUL ARTICLES== Store Hours—8:30 A. M. to 6 P. M. 250 Sets of Betty Bright Aluminum SAUCE PANS Set of 3 SPECIAL AT 89c Thursday we are offering you th well known tright Steel Shears and Scissors Special at 69c For at this wonderful value. ‘ae yb steel, nickel-plated SPECIAL find of the Universal make in different 0. D orders izes. SPECIAL at 69¢. your Spring sewing take advantage of These are of good quality eth dacee uit o's In this assortment you will at 89¢. No © userul pans. some Clean-up COMBINATION Special at 59c 1 12-qt. Galv. Pail 1 Scrub Brush 5 bars Crystal White Soap No phone or ALL FOR 59¢ ‘ . 0. D. orders F . Wall Paper Cleaner 12-Tooth Steel Special at 15c BOW RAKE Special at 59c Regular 85e