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THE Big Specials tor Saturday Only Tomorrow is Bargain Day at MeCormack Bros.’ Store. Every Saturday we offer to our customers a group of ONE-DAY specials. Every department is represented with special values for the day. Thrifty shoppers make it a point to visit our store on Saturday because the values offered are 80 much bigger than elsewhere. Remember that our low rent and low cost of doing business are a direct benefit to you. Get the habit! Buy at our store on Saturday! Big Values in Boys’ Suits Two Pairs of Knickers Saturday $7. 48 ’ Only! Here is one of our big Saturday Specials—High-grade Boys’ Suits at a bargain price. We bought a lot of 2-Pants Suits from a manufacturer at a big reduction recently, and are putting them on sale tomorrow for $7.48, Every suit is up-to-date in style and pattern, well tailored and of durable material. Pants are full-lined. Ages 7 to 18. Boys’ Scout Shoes Special $1.25 POR SATURDAY ONLY these sturdy Boys' Scout Shoes will sell for $1.25. They have smoked muleskin uppers: leather eoles and heels; nailed and stitched. Sizes # to 12%. Children’s Sandals Special $1.00 FOR SATURDAY ONLY we offer high-erade Children's Sandals for $1.00, Smoked and brown olkskin; soft, flex ible uppers and good, heavy soles. Sizes 5 to &. Men’s Shirts Special $1.00 A SATURDAY SPECIAL of Men's Dress Shirts for $1.00. These are a cleanup, but they come in neat patterns and in good, serviceable ma terials; soft ouffa Sizes 144 to 17 Men’s Sox 3 Pairs 50c A SATURDAY SPECIAL: Men's fine Cotton Sox at 3 pairs for 60¢—Ormly rein forced toes and heels to tn- wure long wear; colors are heather, brown, gray and black All steen, Shirts and Drawers Garment 49c Extra good values of men's fine Balbriggan Shirts and Drawers; just right for Spring and Summer; long of short sleeves, ankle length drawers; well made and finished; all simon. Men’s Unian Suits 2 for $1.75 FOR SATURDAY ONLY we are offering two fine Spring Union Suite for $1.75—or OS8e¢ «a sult Longe or short sleeves, ankle length; white, ecru or random colors. Sizes 36 to 46. Women’s Union Suits Special 49c SPECIAL FOR SATURDAY— Fine knit bleached Cotton Union Suits at the special price of 49¢. Bodice top; tight knee. Sizes 36 to 42. Boys’ Union Suits Suit 50c Just what your boy will be needing—Summer Union Suits. These are excellent garments; fine elastic ribbed cotton; white and ecru; short sleeves, knee length. Sizes 6 to 14 years. Imported Lace Hose Special 65c SPECIAL FOR SATURDAY— Very fine gauge lisle finish Hose, in new lace designs; with plain kknee, wide hem tops; black and African brown. ° ° Bathing Suits Women’s Suits $1.50 Wool.finish Jersey knit Cot ton Bathing Suits, in all popu- lar calors—green, cardinal, maroon, navy and brown: trimmed in contrasting colers. Women’s and Misses’ Suits $2.98 Fine matred worsted Jersey Bathing Stuits; attractive color Turkish Towels 20c Bisached Turkish Towels fine 17x34 inches, good weight; Housewares Dept. and 5c, 10c and 15c Section! Salt Shakers 10c Each Glare and alaminum Saf and Pepper Shakers, Coat Hangers Sc Coppered wire Coat Hangers Pie Plates 10c Seamless, bright Tin Piates, 1% and 1% Inches deep; with revolving knife. Tack Hammers 15c Upholsterers’ and Tack Ham- mers; polished head; 10-inch hao- ae. Stineh Fiy Netting: white and colored, at 18¢ yard; combinations in all the popu Tea Strainers 10c Water Pails 25¢ bolt, $1.10. ad Fine mesh wire tea and coffee dates en eevee Table Damask > H Strainers, 2% to 4 inchex with Boys’ Suits 89¢ polished wood handle. Floor Mops TSc 59c Yard Made of a fine, soft cotton, 89 inches wide; _mercertzed Jersey knit; im maroon with Bread Pans 50c Univermi Potish Floor Mope | Table Damank; satin stripe patterns, Table Padding 1S-quart gray enamel Bread or | the best fulleize mop made at a nd nav SS 71 Dish Pana, popular price. with red. Sizes 6 to 12 years. : Mi $2.00 Yard Men’s Suits 98c THE STORE MAY, $2 thches wide; Quftted Jersey knit Cotton Bathing Table Padding; Excelsior Suits; navy and white and red brand. and white; regulation style Shades 65c Also, Wool Bathing Suits in navy, maroon or heather col. ors at $2.50. Window Shades, size &x7 feet; euaranteed springs, green and buff colors. SEATTLE STAR |dreadful effect wood alcohol polson- ing leaves, jthe stomach by inducing vomiting. jhe is on the way, BY RK. L. DUNCAN Director, Radio Institute of Amertes Where an outdoor aerial cannot be ereeted, either on account of lnck of facilities or a dinagresable land lord, the radio enthulast should use| & loop antenna, Thin can te made eaatty and placed in a corner of @ room or attic where it would be out of the way Fairly good results are obtained by | using this indoor form of antenna Tho size Of the loop aerial depends upon the location of the receiving station, it distance from the broud casting station, etc. Don't try to use « loop aerial with A eryatal detector or single vacuum | tube receiving set unless you are| very near the transmitting station, | At any distance away one should! have at least a detector and two-step amplifier, A good loop antenna for recetving | wave lengths up to 600 meters is one about four feet square, using four | turns of Liteendraht wire spaced one-fourth of an inch between each turn, | ‘These wires must not touch even tho they be insulated. The frame of the loop may be con structed of two small pieces of wood | oromed at the ¢ They should) be a little more than 5% feet long for the four-feet-square loop. Mince the loop has a directional effect in receiving, the frame should be mounted on a mall wooden up. right which can be held in place by lid wooden base, This should be} structed that the loop may be turned easly | To receive a desired station, the loop should be pointed towards that direction, Stations at right angios | to the loop will not be beard unless they are very near and use a great deal of power, It should be noted that no ground ia ured. One wire of the loop is connected in the place of the ground | lead. ' | Since the joop serials are inex pensive, it is suggested that the radio amateur try several different dimensions and sizes, xperiment| alno with the grade of wire, | | The more turns, though, that you have, the higher the wave length re- celved. Since mort regenerative re- { Home Brew BY DR. BR. H. BISHOP | — HE label may be that of an old, familiar brand but the contents worse than “knockout drops,” | How do you know what you are drinking? These are days when you never can tell what so called whisky) may contain, Bo) much of it te un serupulousty “doctored” with wood Alcohol that you are taking your life in your hands when you drink ft. Wood alcohot poisoning is to be dreaded. It manifests itecif in many ways. If @ big dose is taken, uncon- sciousness if almost immediate, In smaller doses, exhilaration, cramps, nausea, headache, vomiting and sudden blindness are symptoms Bevere poisoning from larger quan (ities produces very violent syinp- |toms. Besides vomiting and nausea, the muscles become paralyzed and! the mind dazed. Dizziness, pale skin, weak pulse, difficult breathing, pain over the kidneys, and blindness fol- low. In cases where wood alcohol 1 taken more gradually, the blindne: may be very gradual. Except for! death itecif, blindness ts the most no ¢ The first thing to do for a came of wood alcohol poisoning Is to empty Call the doctor at once, but do all you can to empty the stomach while | Two) the revolutionary tribunal at Shuys, | MOSCOW, Russia, May 19. clergymen and one layman have|150 mile# northeast of Moscow. They Been sentenced to death and 12 other | were charged with having been ring VI I AL S I A 1 IS T ICS Persons to terms of imprisonment by' leaders in a church ric Smith, Charies C. 2216 Seventh ave. bias Rachel @, 90. Auburn. boy | “usa Mary Jane, 10 months, 418 FF. teiiete | 72nd’ at Merri EAT Ow $808 Mint, ndoreon, Lasinds A, 61, 168 1. 86th Bower, James Uses for Kingsford’s Corn Starch bry pad Bi rrone wae 45th ave Very Interesting to Every Housewife | at j Melvin, 8306 Clare-| wheeler, Hila, 69, 4416 Evanston ave Tax Assessment for 1920 Is Held Valid Holding that the 1920 county tax aseessment roll is valid, Superior Judge A. W. Frater dismissed | * Albert, 1218 BM. 35th et, boy. ion, Fred W. 6601 California Oy: E bt . Thursday « @ult brought mealnat the | F your recipe calls Wie ny My Sait 46th ave 8) county by Roy M. J0nnear, who aren as 8 ave. | S0ught « 60 per cent cut in the taxes | for four eggs to one awit apse thanmnsie 6h against vacant property in the| quart of milk, use three eggs, and for the egg omitted use half tablespoonful Kings- ford’s Corn Starch. It is not necessary to pur- chase both a bread and a pastry flour. By using one- fourth cup of Kingsford’s Corn Starch to three-fourth cup of any good flour the percentage of gluten is de- creased and the starch content increased so that home prepared flour will make a lighter and finer grained cake, For smoother, glossier gravies and sauces use a dessertspoonful of Kingsford’s instead of a tablespoonful of wheat flour, For lighter, flakier biscuits, pie crusts and muffins, make your pastry flour with 4 cup of Kingsford’s and 34 cup wheat flour. Queen Anne hill and Denny regrade | Wimmer, Anthony Joseph, 7540 12th ve. 8. W. boy. districts, Dewey, 1010 W. Genesee st. HILLSBORO, Il—Former Sheriff John W. Wilson, Walter O'Malley and Ben 3. Rattleson have been! found guilty of burglary and larceny | in connection with the robbery of the| State Bank of Panama last Decem. ber, | Hopper, Ben George, 1909 Minor ava, loutey, Mdward Vo 1628 32nd ave, irwin, 7542 37th ave N. | Mande, ‘Kijtebiro, 209 Ninth ave. 6, |icwaicamn, Kaxuhide 4340 12th ave. GIRLS! LEMONS WHITEN SKIN AND BLEACH FRECKLES « face, Peter Q. 4122 41st ave. 8. | _ boy. MARRIAGE LICENSES ame and Residence, Parkhurst, Howard l., Bima Mead, Sayre, J Age. Ruth, Cazenovia, Wi Frank B., Seattle , Theresia A., Seattl rtis, Edmonds néon, Lillian A. ff, Albert, Seat Shemarya, Matilda, Seatt Blanchard, Ray E., Burlington Simmons, Nelle, Burlington Yachnun, Oliver A., Seatt! | Bonilla, Sophie, Seattle . rr |DIVORCES GRANTE Page, Jennie from Frank, ii Marvel from Hogan HH. Anna from R | Squeeze the Juice of two lemons! |into a bottle containing three cunces of Orchard White, which any drug |store will supply for a few cents, |shake well, and you have a quarter pint of harmless and delightful |lemon bleach. Massage this sweetly 18 | fragrant lotion Djarms and hands each day, then shortly note the beauty and white. ness of your skin Famous stage beauties une FREE: Ask you rocer or lohnson Lisher Mercantile Ua. Seartig, Wash for # of new Kingsford Corm Starch recipes n this ; ne eNellie’ Sramite’ ‘fiom | lemon létion to bleaon and bring that | f | BE 2 S; Merman Do ie soft, clear, rosy-white coms lexion, 1mMeTICAS ‘AV 2 o 2 ise V, from Ray C, Also as a freckle, sunburn, and tan Ss Favorite Since 1848 babe) from John irvine, | tench became Mt osea't ieritate ny doluvs, May fgom Udward, Advertisoment, : into the face, neck, | {foot of experience can devies, Glasses $5.00 pie FREE EXAMINATION GLOBE OPTICAL CO. isla Ww all feel the same if you shake into them some ALLEN’S ie Takes the friction from the shoe, ' freshens the feet and gives new vigor. | I night when your feet are tired, sore id swollen from ; 4 4 8) Foo T-EASE in the 5 and bliss of teet an ache. Mysteries of Radio Explained by Expert FRIDAY, MAY 19, 1922. ro RECEIVING =— Conatruction of loop aerial, } celvers are wound for not more than 700 meters, don’t load up your loop aerial with too many turns. | To get better selectivity, ase @ variable condenser in whunt to the loop leads before they enter the mary of the receiver. or a dozen A meal for two, or a meal for a dozen, is no work at all when Heinz Spaghetti is served as the principal dish. No need for much’ else— it has the food value and good flavor of a complete meal Skill- fully seasoned and \cooked, Heinz Spa- | VANCOUVER, B. C ghetti requires only | heating and serving. counci! at Ban Francisco. “Dress Well—Never Miss the Money” | Double Life lk In Styles for Men and Young Men Gately’s is doing the 2-pants suit bus- iness of Seattle, and for a mighty good reason. Here it is: ep ey CE yim 1aranteed 2-pants suits for LESS than ners are aang for “one-pants suits” of equal quality, Buy your suits with 2 pairs of pants, and buy at Gately’s—widest range of selection in models and Pat- terns—and every suit measures up to the Gately’s high quality standard, $35 $40 $45 $50 $55 Many Other Excellent Values in One- Pants Suits, $25 and Up to $40 Boys’ Guaranteed 2-Pants Suits All-Wool Cassimeres, Worsteds, Blue Serges, Cheviots and Tweeds, And they are the kind of suits that will give the boy real service. The coats are well lined and full belted, with yoke and inverted plait back. Both pairs of knickers are full lined— $10, $12, $15 and $18 Gizes 6 to 18 A Guaranteed Watch With Every Boy’s Suit Open a Gately Charge Account You Need Not Pay All in 30 Days | boys’ SUITS MEN'S MATS 1427 Fifth Avenue Between Pike and Union Streets 10,000 Shriners to pass thru Vancou- ver June 7 to 9 on way to imperial DVUBLES THE VaLUE UF YuuR MONEY Box Paper An excellent Linen Writing Paper, and containing 24 sheets of paper and 24 envel- opens. Box paper, 35¢. Two boxes .. .. 86¢ Creme Oil Soap A Tollet Soap we all delight to use, cleansing the hands and leaving them soft and white. Per cake, 10¢. Two CAKOP .....0sc eee llc Milk of Magnesia A white, sweet and palatable Milk of Magnesia for sour stomach and indigestion. Mild- ly laxative, Per bottle, 25¢. ‘Two bottles Lunch Kits Thermos Lunch Kit com. uw. $1.98 Chamois and Sponge A Rock Island Sheep's Wool Sponge and a Washable Auto- mobile Chamois. Chamois, T6¢, Chamois and Sponge... 76c Lime or Lemon Drops These refreshing thirst quenchers and confection. Large box, S¢. 6 Two boxes ...... Tooth Paste Several different brands of Tooth Pastes to select from, in- cluding Peroxide, Leomint and Tartarine, Per tube, 26¢. Two tubes .....s0se0.. 26c plete with bottle .... stores the varnish and gives a appearance. Per bottle, 35¢. TWO BOCES o.cccccccsvecesscece Fight busy stores operated by Seattle men, No, 1—2nd and Pike No, ith and Union No, 3 dl & Madison No, 4—4ih & Madison No, 5—Broadway and ‘Thomas SATURDAY SPECIALS French Veneer Something new in a furniture polish that re Zinc Oxide Ointment Put up in full sized tubes A healing, soothing application for iteh, sunburn, rash, ete, Tube, 25¢. Two tubes ..... - 26c Liquid Petrolatum The great bowel lubricant. Does not disturb the digestion. Odoriess and tasteless. Per pint, 75¢. 76c Two-pints ...... Cascara Aromatic Bath Caps A large assortment of Bath Caps in fancy colors and shapes. Divers’ Belts, Water Wings and Life-sav- ing Belts. Caps as 15¢c low as . Shaving Cream Gives you a soft, creamy lather that softene the beard and makes shaving a pleasure. One tube, 25¢. Two tubes . fs 26c An ideal laxative, Palatable * and effective. A cure for con- Chantilly Face stipation. Powder Per bottle, 25¢. 26c Tho manufacturers of this Two bottles .......... dainty Face Powder have al Hair Pins lowed us to offer two boxes Amore’ Sac ‘She Gen for price of one, plus lo. All about 178 to box colors. Per box, 15¢. Chantilly Powder, 51 TWO DOXEE ...... ee eee 16c BO¢. Two for .... c Talcum Powder A box that will adorn your dresser and a powder as deli- cate and ag frangrant as apple blossoms. Per can, 25¢. Two cans Picnic Sets Neatly boxed sets containing plates, napkins and table cloth or exclusive plates, Shopping Bags A hand bag that made into a shopping can bo bag Waterproof and in a jifty. Rubber Gloves Brand new stock, shapely and fully guaranteed, Just the thing for gardening or house- ier 76c Soda Fountain Our Soda Fountain is a busy place these days, A delicious Lee ds 10c Cream Soda for new and glossy waves. BOC Per pair, 75¢. Two pairs Spalding’s Practice Tennis Balls You can use these balls all practice playing. Per ball, 25¢. Two balls .. ee 26c Writing Tablets Note and letter size, Excellent quality of linen paper, Will not blur the ink or seratch. Per tablet, 10¢. Bight busy stores operated by Seattle men, No. 6—University, at KE. 50th No, 7—West Seattle at Junction, No, 8—809 Third Ave.