The Seattle Star Newspaper, May 11, 1922, Page 9

BTHURSDAY, LLe 11, 1922. THE SEATILE STAR . elechronometer Charges You When You Don’t Get By Hal Armstrong | Dut specifically, now," § aaked, | woman who pays for a phone ought 1 went into the office of an [Pinning him down, “why don’t you/to have the use of that phone for & om | | a 8 O . Everett business man the other [lke (t? What's your main objection | tittle social chitter-chatter with her @ay, and observed: to it friends, I suppose,” You have a telechronometer.” ‘ too much,” he replied “AN4) crnen she ought to be willing to Ho looked up a¢ me with an ex: |limits my conversation, Every time “ny of dismay, and sald: I take down my receiver and call a| P*¥ for t y but why accuse me of it number and see that little potnter on| “Sure, A reasonable price,” he! "t wteal it. I didn’t even | the dial there turning round I get in-|agreed. “But not an unreasonable They came and gave it | ‘liestion.” price, Anyway, that’s not the point to me, like the measles.” “But it eliminates useless conver: | _ not so ¢ mm 0601 ned, 1 “You don't ike it,” I surmised. |eation,” I inslated, “which ought to| v°t %° fF aa I'm concer “Posi | be a good thing. If there's anything tively. But what am I going to | (that'll give a man indigestion it's to | Phones here in my offen, Can't get do about it? I've signed up the [take down the phone and find a| along without ‘om.” =, te have it taken out. I've | couple of women on the line discuss | pte tndicated the telephone on his to the company about it ‘ing what happened last week and | desk and the one on a table adjoining. And still I've got it.” what they're going to do tonight and don't mind,” he sald, “pay- ° “What's the trouble with I?" I in: | tomorrow and the next night—what?”| ing @ reasonable rent these u “That's true,” dimitted. “The) two ones. But I do a lot of " he sald. “Same as|telechronometer outs that kind of om m " aly: . You Can Save Money Every Time You Come Down Town if You Buy in The Bargain Basement my trouble, I have to have two telephoning. I have to. The thing chatter short. At the same time, &/ that graics on me most is that —— ee 1 have to pay for service | don't 1 hay answer, then hang up. Meanwhile, e A pantie dresses ¢ bargain lots here every day. 89 FRAGRANCE ARE UNEQUALED | ed promptly snd took the mum | inthe, brocade, er plain peak chi semana ed call, the same as every tele ber. The other phone rang. A lace, many other atyles, elastic fie cece ser mes, | rome mmole AQ? Similar Lots Every Month | 2.22% wm 59° Special Sale Similar Lots Every Day cies pay o7E¢ TRE we’coon, cast sues, CLL osso, aTRIBUTORS Sis fet “Fie gee | Sac th “ha Similar Lots Every Week cin, “a nde ahr 4 , Roman sandals ¢ _ nero TT PTE A A CT 2 | paying for service not rendered. ‘That's what I thought—at first,” O d l 1 00 f he said. “Here, take down this re eel | 5 Og pp Se ne ay’: ’s examples o white dresses 9 my other phone here, You call that jobbers’ samples 4 | .50 White 1. 95 number, I won't answer, and we'll | pet a White and flesh colored coutl, th — | h Ww th ki d f tor colton te. in votle; sizes 7 cchie tony st tae tena | So weer clei te tem hl em Oo sno e n 0 to 1% and heavy figure, Bizes 30 to | happens.” corsets TS STRENGTH, PURITY AND Vs 1 cates tne mmder & | Sopher’ sample 1.95 end. cretonne; alses 3 to 6 ceiver, I had made an unanswer sleeves; sizes 4 to 8 years, meter?” asked the business man. In white, Sixes 34 to a8. You can save money if you come i | Vea" 1 told him. In white kid with & Po - you ce ca women’s $ . r | colored bindings; sizes 0 to 4 : s e saw it move t i dress pumps . Th B B. | Friday at 9. click cach hoot " White Sea Island cloth pumps, to e argain asement every time mercerized SWell, that's what I object to | With turned soles. Baby Louis | nate lisle 25° > oe. and French heel. Biges 2% to d socks, oagee opdieee gle pam pate 4 AR gh “Seong sy | you are own town. With fashionea fancy tops We want to dispose of these Electric Appliances left ff) cyt cent. and ail for nothing The * ° ue Yret eee 4 | white body with pink, blue, 9 f with us for repair and not called for and have priced ff} party called didn’t answer, 1 don't ase ee 25° ie ee 4 " ike to pay something for nothing, Eastern am re them accordingly, to cover repair and storage expense. ff) ana at excessively high rates, at| ple line; Swine rib, lisle thread - 100 ’s night ¢ children’s felt $ All in good operating condition. that.” Sediee er regulation. tap, ore uate ‘oot 79° plea a am 50° hixte e 85 slippers 1 25 _ het band to yoke; whit ope chemises rs’ samp! e Onl F ° Houseboats Called po oak; sone A to 4. “i + lg cloth and nain- Made of white and flesh coutfl, Muslin night shirts with fancy Bizes 6 to & 8% to 11 and 11% ly a Few of Each; First Come, First Served M to Health sook, built up and bedice tops. in many styles, to sult all fig: trimmings; sizes 15 to 20. to 2. enace to ea women’s mer- Big Values Friday. ur sizes 19, 20, 21, Friday @lb. ELECTRIC IRONS _PERCOLATORS |) store torn Sits meen) Nomen’ mers Q5¢ ass mate Ge ot 0). Su ae demanded by th {1 public | - women’s Men's fiber socks in ° AIR HEATERS VIBRATORS lmbty eusiittin Welnestay ta v0 set een homme toner bins > @ateen bloemers 59 black blouses $ Dinck and colors; substandard; Bright red flannel capes, bound IRON CORDS complete with plug and receptacle sponse to complaints that houseboats | ang white: elses 8% to 16; 8 Wiauk qelered cnteca DlSCMNOTS Sen4i, of Witthen ] 39 sizes 10 to 11%. tm back; Anchor brand; aise jon Portage bay adjacent parts ; ffl x att . : TOASTERS FANS HEATING PADS lee Lake Union were a ‘menses, te sai asta so on el ae Mian ad pyre o Pm Hs cy men’s cotton 10° children’s hats ¢ ealth. The 2 away Im . socks dren’ At 10% to 50% of New Prices jPrevement club declared that the ockin @ cotton 25° bandeaux er are Cotton socks with seamilens feet, About @ dozen Ait. 98 be jhouseboats constituted @ fire hasard st ings Fiesh colored ‘mesh tweed cape 8 fn gray and cordovan; sizes 10 ferent styles in hate, your ——NO EXCHANGES — |to neighboring property. he Pg scene Bg greg bandeaux; wines 32 to 46 rh 9 98 to 11%. Friday, Choice of many colors, Friday, P . a ieee white and cordoven; sizes 8% 40 SY “ ™ Capes with aftk-tined vests, with children’s aprons At Electric Bldg. Store, Seventh and Olive St. J. Sir'iax fu ota ra cathe ctl. ¢ ener" auiter i jinger athlete umton BE Svenetm many pt 89° . forced bl ail 98 Gress; In green, rose and pers = suits terns of percale, both light and Vibeatio Rhythms women's silk and 75° ing Aes genes: cent nolereg — WNKIG: elses to 40, Made of white matnsook; sizes dark; square necks, trimmed fiber hose, pr. 2 f : 86 to 46. Friday i# just ene with rick-rack braid; sizes § te Free lecture class by Guy Cath t th sateen bloomers, ruffied elastio = women’s Fy Bargain Day, cart Pelton, ¥. R. 8. 8S, divine|| Black nd cordovan hove with = ynes and waist, 2 25 Scientist of Boston. Healing and || Se#med backs and hemmed tops; white oxfords i prosperity. Geneva hotel, 2on}| “ae Si to 18 white petticoats 98° Made of white canvas; sie 24 men’s work 75° Marion st, Thursday, § p.m ‘ @ Fine quality white >), Os Haak He eee earte it ae 4 Neer eee — women's 39 eaten panel front petticoats * ro AB os, union suits with scalloped and hemstitched phe ip aj 52 25 shirts, tn Duss ines 146% 6 Fine ribbed union sults, low flounce can pum e CANDIED. LAXATIVE neck, sleeveless, cuff knee White canvas pumps, sizes 2% men’s ruff- § 8 FOR CHLOREN OR AOULTS, © white or pink; sizes 3¢ to $8. figured pattern @ to 7 clean easily, and are big neck sweaters 2 9 petticoats bargains. All-wool ruffneck coat sweaters; sport coate $ Percaline an@ cotton taffeta a in maroon; sizes 36 to 46. 25 Two models tn e petticoats with floral accordian women’s am | 0 tan Polaire cloth; sizes to 42 pleated fiounce or rufted white skirts e Crompton boys’ union ¢ os $ flounce. Friday bargain, Made of white gaberdine, trim corduroy 8 suits sport rts med with pearl buttons; In % trousers Cotton union suite in flat | Degrees sae spec te ola wed id Amoskeag *1. 65 dozen styles, the difference 19 xt6n's Crompton corduroy trou. Weave, ecru. Sizes 6 to 16 mg and woolen plaids; box pleats; &ingham aprons the pockets; sizes to $4 waist = gry in dark brown. Friday, years, iS 4T ALL GOOD DRUGGISTS ? Save Big. Amoskeag gingham and un- '. $ a > b $ | bleached muslin aprons, trim women’s ys’ brown us sé Bales To RELIEVE BACKACHE) women’s mea with hand” embroiiey black exfords “@reed) Sumpenders | DEY site 2.65 take the trustworthy sulphur remedy— | ciiy $13 5 sizes 36 to 44. Scotch grain oxfords with per ers; good elastio, Blucher style Jace shoes in ? t pealee 60e; full treatment. 6 tt ‘ay borg osubinay oo pettionn’s % handkerchiefs 8° , " eo, | ity afk; smart trimmings; sizes ged ‘ ite aier tae nd A | Peed nec ux Women's | $9 QE, hers 'tis'ttuse tosier MY perealo gg and Share in 30 Days’ Dividends SWIFT DRUO CO. 4 estore te greahi here Gre bar ig: — reatetags <1 chiefs, 21-inch size. poeta jumbo sailor $ sien Made of leather; pliable sole; trip Percale blouses with JULY Ist Second Ave. and Union ad oe 1 00 Gains. easy on the feet; sixes 2% to8 ments white 15° yoke backs. Sizes 8 to 16 years, In red, purple, black, wand ang corded madras 35° felt slippers a | 25 handkerchiefs other colors; eee ‘em Friday. bandeaux Ever since this mutual savings nstitution was established it . Women's felt ° re et eee eee $2 has never missed @ @ividend to its member.deposttors of lens all-wool & berg — si atonan poh silppers in plum, wine color, White striped borders; 2 for 250. shoes a than 5%% per annum, compounded semiannually, and so 1 ava hhenaek brown and old rose; sizes 3 to & Black leather shoes with broad ‘na sweaters . . ’ i Friday at %& men’s $ toes. Blucher style, Sizes paid all withdrawals on demand. In ali p 3 pover and tle back #tylos; sateen $ * oxfords ° lt 2 : in many colors. Stpart and use tticoats 1] 2 women's 50° In brown leather and black kid; " ful petticoats gy mete white shirts sizes 6 to 9; not all sizes in all boys’ suspenders ¢ ave ‘eS bane siags Mado of a twill material, trim- styles, Boys’ lisle suspend ribbed flounce; in taupe, black, e piping rock $ - 4 med_swith pearl buttons, cut ers; assorted colors; new elastic, SAVINGS AND LOAN mport hats gue sary, lavender and fin Than tern oskt Made of straw braid and felt ot) stylen; since to 88 waist, boys’ shoes *2.95 ASSOCIATION ——<stos yee || QR? oe ae nan, chemises shoes; sizes 2% to 6, 114 Columbla St., Corner Second Ave, Envelope chemisea trimmed dea Housed with Seattle Title Trust Company Cal-o-cide FOOT Tule a | 95 ptr fagte ation’ poten, nie earn 1 Ph gag 79° boys’ tennis a | pe 6 REMEDY trimmed hats ° . nd ’ Safe Deposit Boxes in Connection | Mernw, elt and fibric hein cane tg ee dae” i4 and blust men’s dress am | 00 Trimmed with white praia, Shoes THRIFTOGRAM: Eatravagance and Failure Sport trimmed whit vas oe —-———| nicely trimmed. Save Friday. shirts POE AE AOD eee es 11% are Birds of a Feather that flock together, bbs iT " tn crepe oF rubber soled sheer tee 1134.6 Boat Sc ed il 8 women’s $ secant Large ch cuffs; good misses’ $ —_ mn Colman? h dules tests 1.00: | gong and mee 45 Pattern” atriped. etfs — rg, ._ 1,80 hore athletic 82 50 Trimmed with imported dotted owns in white, maize, - | =—SAVE NGS Swiss and gingham collars and and orchid ‘and blue; “#iz0 ’ sandals r hat lace B A RTEI L DRU G CO. Travel by steamer \ cists; col Sum tok Sy gest spt ie Tere! = #185 Polly i || a 6 & 52 TACOMA women’s 8 oe. Felt slippers tn oxford grey secitis te eee patent leather; boys’ Scout $ SAFTY - SPFED- COMFORT *, and brown. Sizes @ to lL. Fri . 8 STORES silk dresses e women’s 35° road song sizes 2% to 7, shoes e Many taffeta and Canton crepe bandeaux Regulation Scout shoes Sizes | DAILY, 9,11 «. m., 1, 8, 6, 7 p.m. + % «+ 1, 8, 8, odels 1 rt styles, Say Bandeaux of brocaded flesh col- 1 Anchor brand @ 1to2 Great Refund Offer | worse! Gee ® See. See = ieee. Friday. ritsetakes peat material; prongs a, 40 rag union 79° middies 98 Siew ‘ 0c FOR ROUND TRIP and 4% Friday. Men's striped union suits in All-white of Jean; long sleeves, $ khaki outing $ vem shoes i . U t a ney ati 84 to 46. silk emblem on the sleeves; e To Seattle People Who Are Weak, Sickly, Nervous or VICTORIA,BC clothes 1 89 women's *4 75 cheaibenicewinear sizes 16 to 22. Brown leather gcout _ shoes, Run-Down [ENO NCELSEST NEE TEES «Skirts, coats, knickers—a «i crepe gowns . men's shirts $ Sizes 2% to 6, mont, $1.89 each; full cut; be Full cut gowns of hand em Fine quality e Anchor brand 98° comfortable. broldered crepe, in maize, white — crepe shirts, with ‘collars at: middies and flesh, with gingham trim. tached, in neat stripes; also Khaki colored middies, trimmed women’s 55 00 mings and contrasting crepe plain white; alzés 14% to 17. with ‘whtte bela: daa t8 os 2 MISCELLANEOUS SAN JUAN ISLAND Gee «wool dresses bindings; 4 styles; eines 15, 16 IMPORTANT NOTICE. #y specisi arrangement, wa eam now | extend to any person in Seattle who wants more strength, energy and! endurance, the opportunity of using Nuxated Iron #0 that if you do not get all and even greater benefits than you expect, {t will not cost you one < i 4 ol 5 417, cent, because we ourselves will promptly return your money, | bee rs! eter Aye ard 8 rer = 25° patent leather § apron gingham Vd You may wonder how we can afford to do this. The answer is that! ain sini AVY ANG HEME Bon bandeaux i Seakbes Wenae eee flappers sandals Do . 10 week after week eighty to one hundred Seattle people come into our store BELLINGHAM ANACORTES TR Aaaol Cotton back mntin 0 base, in waterproot 0. D.~ Made with the popular low heel; Sate nest cant ches for Nuxated Iron; throughout the country over four million people use it dee am ct anna‘ bandeaux in flesh color; sizes Lai pore smart sandals. Friday at 9 pa oy Bhalla si seat annually, Blood examinations by physicians all over the country show laire $ 32 to 38. Buy Friday, men’s Scout $ ee that an enormous number of people do not have enough iron in their UM RCMiM UT Meare nn po! 15 00 / shoes 2. 65 velour capes §$ wide-wale ood. Without fron the blood becomes thin, pale and watery, In many AND MILL PorRTS coats ° women’s ten- $ H hoes fo: Girls’ velour ‘ cases this so seriously weakens the vital organs that people often bolleve | Three-quarter length in two {i ford 1 65 ae See Sn ae eey capes, stitched in ace ting corduroy they have heart or stomach trouble, kidney dincases, nerve force exhau» smart atyles; fully lined; in tan = ls OXKOrd’s men’s heavy $ and matching color silk; alzes Julian's witewale Prati tion or some other serious ailment, They have pains and palpitation of METS UUM ey pram 8nd rocky. Se ee ee ae 3 35 10 to 14; fully ned. “Friday. Deaultifut quality, in isi the heart, sudden Gtzziness, faintness or spots before the eyes, when as a| cama ata Fa 7 ‘ Pyke te Suilli matter of fact the trouble {# all due to Inck of iron in the blood, and| Fy ve ol hfe ama ¢ , wna Sota ae Juilliard’s ¢ when tron ts supplied all of these symptoms disappear lisle hose 5 women’s #2 49 men’s leather ‘ ¢ Rice & Hutch- corduroy Genulwe Nuxated Iron contains true organie tron like the fron tn your | ALARMS aaa coal sbi Full fashioned imported lisle wash blouses ° belts ins’ $ Yardwide corduroy in mill blood: fo many people are deficient in iron who would surely be bene TURSMAY, bon stockings, In black, white und Made of fine lawn, with ging- Men's and boys’ leather belts oxfords ° Jengths; 20 colors; a bargain for fited by thin remarkable remedy that we recommend that you come right navy, with colored tops of lav- ham and dotted swise collars; with detachable patent buckles; Five styles, in black and brown home dressmakera and manu to Bartell Drug Company (8 Stores), and get @ regular $1.10 bottle for | MRM LAMEWS a SCHE LY ou ender and maize, four styles; sizes 86 to 44. eizes 24 to 40, kid and calfskin; sizes 24% to 8 facturers. 89 cents, use it for two weeks and note ¢ improvement tn your ewn case. You are the judge—tf you do not get all and even greater benefits than you expect, Just bring back the wrapper and we will promptiy | B@elmleteke mame ona refund the full amount you paid —Advertisement, eee ae ees