The Seattle Star Newspaper, April 24, 1922, Page 5

MONDAY, APRIL 24, 1922. THE ATTLE STAR oat lee eee EXPLAINS 350 BURGLARIES } MEMBER AMERICAN HOMES BUREAU = Removal Sale PPORTUNITY is crowding your door, Buy furniture now. It is only a ques tion of days until the sale ends. Do not procrastinate, The selections offered now are worthy furnishings for palace or cottage. Special credit terms were cre- ated to be helpful to those who wish to profit by this sale. THE RHODES co. Our Windows Will Tell ae Women’s Gingham Aprons Special 98c Upper Main Floor The Apron Section is offering for a one-day sale, over 200 Women’s Gingham Aprons. There is a large and attractive va- riety of styles to choose from in pink, blue and red checked and plaid patterns. Easy Terms of Payment $ 50 Purchase, $ 1.00 Down, $1.00 Per Week $ 75 Purchase, $ 3.00 Down, $1.25 Per Week $100 Purchase, $ 5.00 Down, $1.50 Per Week $150 Purchase, $ 7.50 Down, $2.00 Per Week $200 Purchase, $10.00 Down, $2.50 Per Week $250 Purchase, $12.50 Down, $3.00 Per Week $300 Purchase, $15.00 Down, $4.00 Per Week Ne Extra Charge—No Interest CLEAR-OUT SALE OF FIBER FURNITURE! They are neatly trimmed with rick-rack braids and bindings of self material. Practically all of these have pockets sashes. These are Aprons that have been selling for $1.50 and $1.95 each. Seattle women will be quick to respond to this special offer for Tuesday only, at 98¢ each, A New Shipment of Spring Dresses Attractive Values at $24.50 Second Floor " 1 Sao Very attractive and serviceable are the Dresses in Dr ug “pa this assortment, including crepe de chines, taffetas Priced Specia and georgettes elaborately trimmed with beads, em- for Tuesday broidery ruffles and plaited panels of self ma- Main Floor terial; also, other models of canton crepe with com- Pebeco Tooth Paste...35¢] binations of Krepe Knit and embroidery. Pepsodent Tooth Colors are Mohawk, gold, black, navy, yellow and Paste 7 ; brown and sizes range from 16 to 40. For such Optimus Vanishing splendid values, these Dresses are very reasonably Cream priced at $24.50 each. BY ROY GIBBONS CHICAGO, A 4A man wife, whe p a baby which smi! bouncing bab Optimus Cold Cream. .25¢ fo eoks were familiar figuren to} 3 rus 0¢ . , Pa reaidents of Chicago's artistocratic| Mra. Gertrude Hartung and. her ere Cat oun. aes Bodice Top Vests $1.95 gre we a duty a" ee | Eleaya Vanishing Upper Main Floor ‘ PP 4 BE ANY PROMANATES stole only food from too boxes. 1 €ream 35¢ A new shipment of silk and fiber mixed Vests for nolice had arrested them on alwent sion end nein “ly "Ht | Palmolive Soap (dozen women feature extremely interesting values in their of having « ted more| “There a left but eterve- bars) 85¢ | bodice top style. Colors are orchid and pink in ~ than 350 burglaries, » loot total ltion, If F | | Mary Garden Compact sizes 36 to 44. Each, $1.95. ing © than $100,000, steal wo th Powder 50¢ They charged thie loot was re jive, noved beneath the robes of the per by alding mide the smiling in-'be our only che | | Mary Garden Face Powder ° iY * cials | (A limited number) 50¢ White Bedding Spe plloe, acting aa lookout. with the Nothing else matters” |i) | UneAlr Enbaume Compact Seamless Bed Sheets, made of a quality Nothing else matters | a ad 7 § ‘ good baby cad as @ shield while her hue | “1 am not a thief at heart.” anys Face Powder bleached sheeting in double bed torn size, 81x90 band pitiaged homes he husband. “There was no wo Resinol Ointment. : ; The man, who sid he was Pau! land T couldnt let my femily wurteri{} | Woodbury Crean. inches. Formerly $1.50. Special, $1.25. Hartung, a painter, is held in $25.000| Arres le came when | Woodbury Sc 5 Pillow Cases of medium weight and in torn size, Hin wife, police said they found Mre. Hartung Cuticura Soap : 45x36 inches. Formerly 30c. Special, each, 19¢. pawning stolen goods. The entire stock of over 100 pieces will be sacrificed before we move. There are Rockers, Chairs, Desks, Tables, Settees and Ferneries. Marked to sell at ap- rude, has been : ‘ 4 val Salo prices. For months the mysterious thefts | Assorted Tales. % Crochet Bedspreads of medium weight and in as-— proximately cost. Buy now and profit by these Removal Sale prices tiniest Chisanee ela < on edge | Aujo Strop and Gem sorted patterns. Size is 74x84 inches, Formerly unk discunsed es Razors ..... 65¢ | $1.95 each. Special, $1.69. J ernoon, the lap venpeuiie. the Stewart Holmes’ Milk of Bed Pillows, size 18x25 inches, and filled with a Magnesia ....23¢, 49¢] good grade of feathers in a covering of art ticking. Formerly $1.25. Special, each, 98¢. ce MILK, HEAL Prices Reduced From 20% to 50% 100 Iron Beds | Park Strollers $10.75 Park Stroll- Just What You Paul couldn't getg Je Fare Only 5 Cents\py LONG FALL || i Want for th i ers, like illus- on e the y a : : Little One eRDITOR'S NOTE: White street J ines. Of these xix are profitable, one| Th flehting a fire at the home of J q } a ¢ tration; reed try have gone up during the past | P4Y* ite OWN Way Without profit and| M. Hebberting, 4047 44th ave. 8. W., Yj ~~ fow years, han Pranctore hes man- | {wo lowe money. It conte $2.60 an| Sunday, E. 1. Hipson, 26, ladder YY body; rubber- ard te held to the fivecent fare | hour to oy “ truck driver of fire company No, 32. 4 and the free transfer, This stery | "OU to operate each municipal car tired wheels; telte how this was “ The Market railway pays plat.| fll thru the burning roof and puf-} » | " bd |form men $416 a day. The city,| fred injuries to his back and a bad | e good springs. SAN FRAN( however, pays $5 a day, gives each |Cut on his right log, He was reported man two weeks vacation a year with| recovering Monday at his home, 44th pay and has pension provisions for] ®V*. 8. W. and Alaska nt } | every employe. Hebberling’s home was damaged | “in m few years,” saya Superin.| to the extent of $3,500. The fire start: | Two systems—the Municipal raf}.| tendent Fred Beecken, of the munic. |¢4 When an airtight heater exploded. | inco has never pa nt street car fare enjoyed free tran Removal Sale price $10.75 (Le SE, Ui Ke. brody F; 0 | way and the Market Street Railway; Ipal railway, “I believe it will be pow. * ee ne eae For Your Camp a : companye-are competing and beth | atte to have « fluctuating car fare Fined for Keeping ' Somme er ¥ ake neys, chargin any three cents for several months . SEN ey y * | HE Here is your opportunity—100 beds of | Tol! edge, ot cent fare, operate th certain streets |and five cents for the other mouthe Girl From School | || (™®% tes steady nerves, caim ; this character in ivory and bronze fin- erwise same In nine years the city has retired| “When our depreciation fund get#} HOVE, England, April 2.—Klea-/ hess under stress—these are at- ' be pie gd he Sale . $1,000,000 of the original $5,500,000 |teo large I believe in cutting street | nor Fox refused to undergo medical tributes of perfect health—attributes t ish ; variety of patterns. moval style. Removal Sale bond imwue floated to build the mu-|car fares some months of the year|examination in school and @as sent | often found in users of milk. price for immediate disposal— price $7.75 nicipal It has also accumu: | will be the best way to give the sur-| home. Her father was fined for keep- | 5 00 teers lus of $1,733,144 in de-| plus back to the public. The fact] ing her away trom school, He ap-| Kristoferson’s Perfectly Pasteur: 5 that the municipal railways are op-| pealed to the courts and lost. Now| fzed Milk has an excellent reputation $2 .25 up to $ . Less Than Present Factory Price erated for service and not for profit] he’s paying a weekly fine for health-buliding quality, its stand- e munic = | makes such proposal as thin pos: ard being kept at a uniformly high degree by scientific equipment, ex- ending November, 192 pert dairymen and a sanitary plant. a | ‘ 1,1 a . i fd net envattion ot STOAEO0 nd “TWO ORPH ANS" of Big Bomb Plot paid dividends of $175,000. CALCUTTA, Apri] 24.—Officialn of | 0 klve good service | this elty have been warned of a plot} ie wie to ates cs (Oficial Warned. Pike Meets Fifth RUNBAUM |, in Market st., where each line has| 7 to blow up the $3,000,000 Victoria two tracks, the headway is 15 arc hall, the marble monument of India! onds during the day. On the Geary | to Queen Victoria. | * headway is 4%) - _ an | Sutter st. Market THIS WEEK 15,000 tons of steel) < Griffith Again Proves Him. | tor the Swan lake pipe line will start | Ri d our Z eed of ¢ toward Seattle from the East, | teal ot Fin Master see ee Oe | or phone BEacn 0040" @ standpoint | : BY GLENN HUGHES —~ — THE STORE FOR USEFUL ARTICLES — idential districts in i) une): , | Don't suffer longer with stomach Philippine Envoys | CHAS. SCHWARTZ | ‘\GYNER STOMACH to Come Thru City yee Fxamined and Fittes REMEDY | <a Amans: the pasesagera on the Pa-| terminal of i # liner Keystone ng pieture busin Reasonable. Can now be had at any drug ey ats . when she arrives in Seattle| the morning loaded, discharge thelr |, tg Me: sent direct for $40 and fe BA ’ 3, will be a party of 40 Filj-| Passengers along Market st. and £O/ any ong well known ’ . shane, th a load picked y at the — Joyner Drug Co. Spokane, r comprising the mmittes |out with a load picked up at the /audiences, and make it into such @ S d | which ts to plead at Washington for | ferry building. laviah, NION. 1 whirlwind of action _ Saag ig the independence of the Philippine| Streets are wide, permitting the} ing charsetor and cide: s + NOTICE OF oll gtay cee a aaneregeged PO To paler a . jand character and incident as can Store Hours—8:30 A. M. to 6 P. M. ELECTION OF Freckles and It Is expected that Gen. Emillo .,ditney, busses |" tn “Orphans "of the. Storm,” the : = a 7 SIO R, ae Easily Peeled Off Apeteaiee will be a member of the| latest prods of hla _soreen ee SIMPLEX WEEDER O-Cedar Polish Mop Triangle Shape—No. 3 Special at $1.19 SPECIAL Demonstration All Week Come in and let the lady demonstrator show you how to get results with this wonderful Mop and 0-Cedar Polish, Will make your floors and white enamel woodwork look like new. the old drama, “Pwo Orphans,” with | sing power gome’ hauls its French revolution bac kground, | are long. It ix possible in San Fran.| 0&4 been overhauled, embellished, | tinco to ride 12% miles for five |*®Mplified and otherwise “dolled up" | prend in such a remarkable manner that it| | The municipal rattway t# generally | "@# all the appearanoe of modernity, | Jcredited with keeping car fares down |, Tt Is easy to understand how this| » five cents and maintaining good|theme attr Mr, Griffith. It} | service | him apie »portunity to dis. | ‘The municipal syatem comprises 10 ie BY GIVE o Special at 69c tic, quaint, emotional © unlimited possibil ng action—think of the fall of I Have Regained All jhe Basti, ithe lt the My Old Time Strength jive is ithe palase cob oonte | And 20 Pounds In| Nwinsvier” ri innnal ot she reve 1,000 Rock Island | Weight by Taking | im0sin maint. grotesque charac, SPONGES |Site’ rocoamsen, and ath spat oie ARCADE Special at 39c ‘he artistry of the film is some: . ee RE ON ne pon wpe entimnlin ages 5 Special at Copenhagen-Blue | ry up with Se $10.98 Cups and Saucers A wonderful tool to get the dandelions and weeds. election will be held for the purpose | a of electing thereat one PORT COM Diamond Set Platinum 5 A.M. to 8 P. M. of the same day.) , CLAUDE C. RAMSAY, Dunes of mer MALCOLM DOUGLAS, his like you & Bs . Prosecuting Attorney. 18-kt. White Gold 4 electors of the Port of MISSIONER for @ term of three} u 22-kt. Gold Chairman, Board of ve in morning wit ts r A D. BE. FERGUSON, who have tried this simple. |# Carved and Plain t asto fap ee Bae Wedding Rings | years. The polls will be open from Soanty Commnaaners., |i, wholly | 20-kt. Gold area County Auditor. ELECTION BOARD OF . beat ul tly « > gps Dates thie’ tate our ot ais nds oie irreniatibie beauty. Aavertine- | 4 ALBERT HANSEN oe JEW oR oA ae | 9 ‘. 8 1518 SECOND AVE. Nature’s Danger Signals fF yivtct rite ma rine EADACHE, dizziness, indigestion and loss of | # Established 1883 appetite are Nature's 4. 7 that something is wrong. ( BARK ROOT TONIC Ina gentle laxative, a liver conditioner and | jzer combined in ndid syn-| 1 builder. Bark Roc includes full curative p Way, Fairfield, Ala. If you are weak, run- down and under weight, get Tanlac to- | lay. ern-himaelf with th lock, 4912 Carnegie ise ecg yrue—a forcedegtte is senaenbas nes.aee 14-inch Special at 83c Set of 6 ) Mr. Griffith, Regular < 7 Sta rtlen Cascara inchona, Gentian Angostura, Made only by us in our modern, sanitary lab oratories oint of $14.50 as is to wont H | $11.98 nlues of the AT ALL RELIABLE DRUGGISTS ltaave Sette palition : \1t helps you digest your| But aside trom this ne note, 16-inch = | food; builds up your strength |! picture Is one to be admired, Tt Regular An unusually good value— land reserve power. Ask |" °*°!!0® filled te orflowing with $15.50 these are good quality cups and your neighbor. For sale at |heies. ‘Tine Misnou Gish, finely. nut. Ball bearing, five cutting blades, made from crucible} | Saucers of a good size and nifty ° | all good druggists. lcerksh er dokeuh \AeEeE bite steel; large drive wheel, making it an easy running pattern. Special at 83¢ set of 6. 1221 | |atar of “Liliom,” and other first-rate machine, None Delivered 1] 221- Third Ave §f fame to their al “COR LNIVERSITY \ready luminous careers,