The Seattle Star Newspaper, April 27, 1922, Page 2

‘MEMBER AMERIC FRIDAY-SATURDAY SPECIALS— —no C. O. D. or phone orders; one to a purchaser—these specials, except nursery chair, will not be delivered; can be easily taken by purchaser. these tems are for YOU: | |““Hello, Radio Fans!” “Your Credit Is Good!” —the closing date of our payenes $235 CASH amounting te payment yment $50— - : PRIZE a” oe AMATEUR RADIO CONTEST $100— $10— $125— $12.50 is 6 P. M., Saturday, May 6th $150— $15— —to win one of the prizes inclutled in this special offer your Radio Set should be brought to our Radio Department before this date. No entry fee or cost is ine volved. Free to all amateurs. TurhkD FLOOR BATH RUGS: special priced— § $936 regular price 63.75 HOMES BUREAT R-E-D-U-C-E-D— —similar to picture; with rack for silver. Regular price $1—, spe- cial Friday-Saturday .. . THIRD FLOOR SPECIAL: reed nursery chair— tea spoons— —euaranteed Rogers Bros’. ‘spoons. Con- eervative pattern. Regular price $1.75, epecial, Friday Satur Saturday $3.15. DOWNSTAIRS STORE S-P-E-C-I-A-L 98c reqvlar price 81.80 —@ special purchases of oo ae in the ehape. ‘Traymore Z Regular ay Indian -head luncheon sets ——hematitched lunch cloth $ 95 with rose, gold or blue border; size 54x54 Inches; 6 napkine to mateh; size = 12x? regular Inches. Special Friday price crea —Indian-head junch << 85 — regular LINOLEUM VARNISH— —Standard linoleum var- uertsise nish makes old linoleum 90c “Sine 50c “ex ad Size of cloth 45245 A inches. 6 napkins to look like new. Dries Special Friday: over night. SECOND FLOOR match. price Saturday u MEZZANINE FLOOR EATTLE AT PINE t i in i Coyle declared that the University Kiwanians Join in lof Washington wax the greatest #in-| Drive for Bridge | «ie wet possessed by Seattle and) F that ite usefulness would be great- third annual More than 200 enthusiastic re \jy increased by the construction of early in May eruits for the MontlakeStadium | the canal bridge. bridge campaign were enlisted Wednesday by Lieutenant Governor W. J. Coyle at eon at the Cherry's Charge It Why not Open A CHARGE = Account with US? Our top- notch Clothing for men, women = and boys is sold with care, worn with pride, bought with confi- dence and paid for with ease on our Easy-Part-Payment-System of charge accounts by hundreds of people in and around Seattle. Why not dress this way and have ready cash left for other immediate necessities? We are offering unusual reductions for our End-of-Month Sale. Don’t fail to cash in on them. 207 Rialto Bldg. on 2nd Ave. between Madison and Spring Over the Pig’n Whistle Five earsing for gra al chorus, to bt Apple Bi Kiwanis lunch | will speak at the John B. ington Annex. | school, at 7:30 p, m. Friday Allen’ as that of Nester Hill, logger. FREE EYE EXAMINATION under the most expert su- pervision, Glasses may be necessary—10 to & dally and on Monday and Friday Main 5742 for further information. NORTHWEST EYE CLINIC 216-218 Burke Bldg. Second and Marion evenings. Call Tonticht and every Warren Ander in Bright's hall (4eh opportunity to wet enjoy « pleasant ev eninu | \106, me inet Cherry’s TAKE ELEVATOR procured at the Clinle if | Above: 4 Grant's father's carriage, Relow; | Grant was born, |Beacon Hill Club to Hear Erickson Counciiman Oliver T. Erickson, author of the thrbegent carfare or dinance, will be the principal speak- er at the meeting of the Beacon Hill limprovement club in Christensen’s hall, Graham et. and dist ave. &., Friday at Sp. m. ‘The club will elect Matin atrect of Point Pleasant, Ohio, where President Harding spoke Thursday, and J. B. Whiepear with carriage springs from General The building in which General Grant's father worked as @ tanner, and the house at Point Pleasant where General SAYS JAPAN IS DISTURBER Japan ts the disturber of the Ort- ent ‘The domination of the Nippon gov- ernment in China ts the cause of con- tinual turmot! ‘and strife. Japan's treatment of Korea te a dingrace. These are the charges leveled at the Japanese government by U. Zhing Lu, Chinese Red Cross repre. sentative at eval, who te in Beattie Thursday en route to the Bast, where he will place his two children in col i a declared that the so-called bol- sheviem in China ts only the reaction of the common people to the interfer. ence with their rights by other na- tions. 4 Time Draws Near for Fire Permits OLYMPIA, A@ri 27. — Supervisor Fr. BK. Pape. of the Washington for oats, bar iasued & warning regarding forest fires In the woods of Western Washington, and bas announced that the season requiring fire permite te et hand. Fire permite must be ob. ORTHOPEDIC IS FOR SHARPLES Officers of the Children’s Ortho Pedic hoepital are supporting Dr. ‘Caspar W. Sharples’ candidacy tor the three year school board term, “Ever since the horpital was found- 04 tm 1907,” Mra. George T. Myere, president, sald today, “Dr, Sharples for three months of eah year bas conducted the weekly clinic, spending thres houre or more each Tuesday morning examining the children who are applicants for admittance. After the expiration of the three-motnh period he continues to treat the pa- tents he has accepted until they are discharged. The service he donates to theee children would be worth thousands « year in private prac thee.” “We who know of Dr. Sharples’ work at the hospital,” eald Mra. John W. Roberts, treasurer, “know that his service on the echoo! board wil! be invaluable, The qualities which make him universally loved by the children, the nurses and everyone tine connected with the hospital con- vince me that he ts the kind of man we want on the echool board.” thig' tnined west of the summit of the mountains June 1. The permits must er May\1 and ent { 4 j Free 504-12 Eltel Building aaa PIKE MALMO & Co Home Grown | TREES and SHRUBS TKSTED Planting Guide—Free Fertilisers, Sprays, Poultry Supplice Mall Orders Eliott 4226 | hundred | 4 Blossom | patured at Ty: a (eit i ABERDEEN .—Body of man found MALMO & Co CANDIDATES for school director 00 Wishkab river tideflats identified | "f THE NEW YORK AMERICAN SAYS “Rush and see ‘Foolish Wives.’ It’s an elaborate production and a great picture.” Ordinary Scissors won't even stand use. Wiss S< abuse. But you won't abuse them, You'll want to see how long they #O On cutting smoother and ier than any acis- sors you ever saw without work. ing loowe at the screw, pair of Wiss Scissors — the best made for trim- ming finger and toe Ga N Friday—Saturday SPECIALS 600 size Phillipe’ Milk of Magnesta; special * 32c Hire Root Beer Extract —one bottle sufficent to make five gallons of healthful Root Heer: apectal. ..., 15c Mellin’s: Food (arge aize)—maken baby healthy; 59c sine}—Internal lubri- cant, an effective treatment for constipation; 69c epecial esses $1.00 Fe pophorphites — the nerves, bones Of thebde held until October 1. Sound Teeth Mean Perfect Health Bad teeth are a detriment to well if the teeth fume oF mout! ' reparations End-of-the- Week Chocolates The demand for End-‘o-the-Week's ts proof of their goodness Hundreds of pounds id No other chocolates—s#ol riment to be found in thi dainties dipped in dark Mate in our own factory and qualily tores every Friday and Saturda: the teeth an a Bartell Store. moat dependable brands, and the kind you use is listed in this ad HARDING HONORS quet tn the Beattie hotel at May 12 Speaks at Home Town of|- Famous American BY HERBERT w. WALKER | hedenn POINT PLEASANT, ©. April 27 ~The nations of the world, in their effotta to recover from the disastrous effects of the world war, need more of the spirit of magnanimity with which Gen. U. 8. Grant welcomed vio tory at the clone of the civil war President Harding maid here today at ceremonies commemorating the 100th anniversary of the birth of “The Hero of the '60n.” | The president spoke from w plat-| form in front of the Iittle village! store to a large throng that had come | to thie hamiet—Grant’s birthplace | to pay homage to the great general's | memory. | But {t seemed that, running thru his address, was an outstanding thought which he was addressing to the nations of Europe, devastated by | the war, and among which hatreds and prejudices «till exist. That! thought was that the resentments of | war munt not be perpetuated if peace oe err Pompe or New “I wonder, sometimes,” eaid the) president, “if the magnanimity of the! dogged, persistent, unalterable Grant in warfare—the unconditional-sur- render Grant—would not be helpful) in the world today.” Praising Grant's “cherishment of peace, intensified by his intimate knowledge of the horrors of war,” Harding enid he felt certain the gen- eral would appreve America’s recent action in jotning with other nations and to promote make war less with the EVE. rnic MAT. BAT. . SEATS TODAY AT 10 A. M. The Most Neteworth: FL | understand! | Ukely.” Altho one oyster produces 1,000,000 | Oysters in one year only a very few | of them live, the rest being destroyed by natural enemies. | | re Ef i til; i iH | a Ss at 800 Gino Pills—reliable ood health. The body cannot be are infected in any way. 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