The Seattle Star Newspaper, June 7, 1922, Page 5

WEDNESDAY, JUNE 7, 1028 THE SEATTLE STAR CTT TT Cs TTT Co TTT g MEMBER AMERICAN HOMES BUREAU sar | THE RHODES co. and Supplies Telephone Main 0214 Utmost inElegance—A Wide Range of Pat- terns and Colors 3:30 to 4:15 p. m. DAILY (except Sunday) 1:15 to 8115 p, m-—Monday, Wednesday, Friday BROADCASTING A Final Clearance of Our 1922 Shipment ‘ OF KNOX SAILOR HATS ’Way Below Cost! Second Floor The Millinery Department is offering for final clearance, our entire stock of | Knox Sailor Hats; all smart Spring Models in becoming styles. Drastic cuts have been made in the prices of the four different groups, which. makes this a most extraordinary Hat event. Extraordinary good quality of Smith’s Axminster Rugs, 9x12 size, in a large variety of designs and fine colorings, featured at the day- $ light rug show rooms, Main Floor. . 2 7.50 June Offerings in an Entire New Line of Curtain Goods 4 ® A madman forced Mra, John Jen- kins and Miss Kathryn MoManan at la pistol’s point to go with him to his! | |shack near Omaha, Neb, The women |}] Original Price April Reductions to Sale Price \}| SLOG as ios ad's 554 44:9 SPAN HOO, $7.50 inside the shack into which the mad- |I) soem: ‘Inpben: basa’ asides Reseuok | $12.50 and $10.00..........$8.50 $3.75 Meer Ridenata th eet $8.60 ic ess et A i i oe BOO $1.95 tion of H. BR. Boyd. When Boyd gama t0..thely. rescue the smamien| Discriminating and distinctive are the styles in Knox Hats. You will find a. preased a revol against his wide |}! complete assortment in this stock—straight brims, rolling brims and drooping and succeded in chaining him. While |h) Il} brims are the styles featured in the finest of straws and in colors of brown, Our showing of Draperies and Curtains is fresh and just received from the mills. Included are Madras, Cretonne, Nets and Scrim, and the heavier Velour material. Priced moderately and shown on our ne diet er show rooms, Main Floor. the madman was digging a grave in| \the chaing stil about him, jumped) Summer Hat Main Floor } EXPORT LUMBER bracelet straps and pearl buckles and tensive assortments, including which he intended to bury Boyd,||| navy, sand, purple, red, black and white. Sale starts at 9 a. m. Thursday. : thru @ window and telephoned for aid. |} Women’s Milanese | | BIG GROWTH | IN Very attractive with Summer sport | | wear, are these Flare Cuff Gauntlet Vells that ‘are. popular, smart ang _ | embroidered backs; also, double cuffs. Veiling, in rose and coral; French Cheniiie Dot. Boyd pried himaeif loose and, with ee |sheniy Michael Clark ad di tea | ry Veils that cha: to ore shown ot the whoo di Silk Gloves—$1.95 Gloves of heavy Milanese silk with with the Summer Hat, will be found in our ted Velling, in flesh, with black jade or They are in a complete range of sizes from 51% to 8. Most unusual values at $1.95 a colors, Also, Drape Vells in a wide pair. of styles and colors, attractively priced. dots; orchid with black dots and fancy LIBERAL CREDIT EXTENDED in plain colors or with dots, in all the RUNBAUM Co. INC, SIXTH AVE—BETWEEN PIKE AND PINE Ger rmany Is Aiding pene H er Disabled Soldiers v.20 222025 in May, a# compared with the same BY MILTON BRONNER } Wounded men are examined by | period in 1921, ix shown in a monthty] BERLIN, June 7.—Germany h ernment doctors and are graded | statement just issued by the Mer-/ succeeded in giving ald to every ding to the amount of labor /chants’ Exchange, Increases almost} man soldier disabled in the world) efficiency they have lost as large were shown for Grays har war. In thix Germany, defeated and| for example, a soldier who lost 20| BOF and Willapa harbor impoverished, ty where | per cent or lean of his working eff.| The shipping boom in the North [the United Sta fous and] ciency, owing to hin war wounds, | Wert Is not confined to lumber, el-| | gets 73 marks a month if he has no | ther. The report demonstrated there] TT | wealthy, has failed. = HUSA PHONE ELLIO 4910 (IMSS | Not only has Germany systemat-|chiidren; $0, if one child; £8, if two) has been a tremendous growth in the, cag ally proceeded to pay money, train | children; 95, if three children; up to; MeVement of ships and cargoes of all prong lS 0 lage aay find Jobs for the dis-| 131, if eight children i. Fifty ocean steamers arrived | __ ¥ ‘CHINESE QUIT faties’bee'it'nan'proviced'inancia!| the government reatizes the men| i", Seattle last month, nt ““IHALL OF FAME Local Librarians Inéton, will represent this | SHIP; CAUGHT / ’ j compensation for dependents of mencannot live on this grant. But be | ‘ice @* many as in M Detroit conference of the A: who. were shin : sna| Sale®_ It Is 80. poor ‘and there are | Fey ~.|TO HONOR VETS Will Attend Meet | rivrary association, June $$ 1 With characteristic thoroness the) miitions who dra ae payments it Jermany. ese organ ding ‘The entire Chinese crew of the Ad eo ny mah te ny gi me i accordant miral line steamer Silver State was | scale of compensation | 0 it does a tr ° Germans have worked out @ regular} can’t raise the grants In amount. gations have been combined into one, re ouster 2 | oe eras under guard Wednesday, following a Chemises and Gowns—Special 95c Upper Main Floor sizes and slightly soiled from display. They are lace and embroidery trimmed. and $1.95 each. Special, Thursday, while they last, at 95¢ each. ty better things 1; lover which von Winterteld® preaides.| S45 FRANCIBOO, June, T--Not) Jennings, Seaktys. pulillo Nbrary, Yea os here Wednesday. torced W. H. Henry, University of Wash- delegates are expected percent-| In cach province there is a not. at Strom wil be a tye ws bad Ties to met, and in a tar concerted effort to escape from 3 THE INDEPENDENT WOMAN 13 of canes succeeds ting jobs | Work, 0 no badly wounded soldier} thy ‘are dead before entering the! Ss dilediiasliita namaste ship, Shortly after midnight the Ori. |! one of the brightest jewels whict | f nes na $aldiecs and war widows. nh on! + fur to report his case and} hall * fame. % tal i ‘ ladorns our modern economic system: Li nent Of the qovere men A “living hall of fame” will be tal eallory ada dash for the|sier™e ot madera economic sy¥et.| nominally has this in charge bur the] After, local and provinelat head-|festure af the eonvention of tne biel PRIZES FOR BOYS and } Port commission's Smith cove dock.| gained at the cost of health, and k in re done by an orguniza- | quarters have nsidered the report | abled American veterans of the world ernmental, | mad: in the case of every soldier| war here this month. ¢ Was made | who applies for aid, the wounded gol] The outstanding hero from each trioe volunteer dier is gent to Berlin. state, to be named by the various gov aehim von Winter-) tere @ full record is taken of his} ¢Tnors, will be special guests at the in land director of the | tre and bis needs convention and will occupy places of of Br nbutg. Himself where the liner is moored, but most | wage-earnin woman struggles of them were driven back hy ship's through her dutic a pi wnens, backache and < under fourteen PLANT MANNA officers, customs agents and white crew members. About 35 escaped. fa bur way t clear. Step on yut they were quickly rounded up t ham's Vegetable Com R f| He i» reexamined by a doctor,|honor at all meetings and public a appetite signals for a howed all the crew accounted for gain their zest in nd wi ae ee ee ¢ man can really do best in Twenty-two states have made their non soldie the War be weed selections. Tennesseee, incidentally, After this, with his report card in| has named Sergt. Alvin York, famed PLAN SUMMER [rch ie fort, sai hand he mt Sco. [ie tn cry at ering Ge TRIP BACK vandenbure ment director, whe pusiness it is to find him @ job as near home aaj agement. And York, characteris tically, has refused to accept the hon- TO BOSTON —————_—— | Pom ery business which‘hires| or. Hope was expressed today that stop, pull right up to ~ help many more.—-Advertisement Boldt’s and enjoy one of those six-bit dinners that are so popular. You'll have a meal that is a meal—one that'll! make you feel like a million dotlars — the First prize, $25; second prize, Radio receiving set. Five other of $5 each, for the best bunch of one dozen roses brought to STANDARD FURNITURE CO. on June 2ist, 9 a m. Ask your grocer for particulars or phone us. USE PLANT MANNA FOR FINE ROSES 3 USE IT DURING THE BUDDING SEASON ms must give em-| he might reconsider. r cent of its jobs a — Thus a] The amethyst is often called the kind of meal that makes " ite Dad wa I, F. LAUCKS, Inc., Chemists « fellow say it’s a great East th summer, ¥ ployes has} “prelate’s gem,” from the fact that x ‘ . old world after all. Doctors Recommend |. are} h wonderf a badly WoundedJin the Roman Catholic church it is |}ft 2tefme. Kills Aphis with 1,000 has tol set in the pastoral ring of bishops If you've never had that feeling, get it to- morrow. BoLDTS: Two Convenient Lications 913 Second Ave. (~ » 1914-16 Third Ave Store 5 ihe 30 A. M. to 6 P. M. Bon-Opto for the Eyes rs rg ston alle gra tg Sager director in each | zation has a com-| jobs available for] nt ¢ nething that suits the applicant, he gives the man a card to the employer, and the soldier is taken on | The duration of his job depends spon hi holiday “{ should say they do. They | ioreea ward and it would t af treat for them to go back to aking good, but German SS Bitejay a= S|] S2-PIECE WHITE SEMI-PORCELAIN DINNER SET ave been very generous 2 a —— can’t afford HE NEW CANDIED LAXATIVE by making shone Pemniingsinny |" sanheabicd. sealies Be A 32-piece set like this will be FOR CHILOREM OR ADULTS, t ndit won't be The simplest way to end a corn is lin, is typical, the figures are dandy for your summer camping 4 #9 much at once, Th Blue-jay. Atouch stops the pain in-| esting. There are 52 regional offices rimasneier sc 3 s ee n others mother stantly, Then the corn loosens and in the province, ‘There are more than home. Set consists of the follow- ’ 5 ure on 4 ave. be- comes out. Made in two forms—a} 54,000 wounded soldiers, of whom ing pieces. Special at $2.98. tween M ison and 17 Rial. colorless, clear liquid (one drop does | 13,000 have been ¢ ified as badly 6 cups and saucers 6 4inch fruits asters. Use| wounded. Of these, all but 600 are to wadldine. weetale the Pig’n, it!) and in extra thin pl . | plates 1 &inch platter Ci gi uses jeat Whistle.—-Advertixement | whichever form you prefer, plasters |at_work | an: hated Bm on toe THE GOEATEST ACTERS in THE wOOLD’ or the liquid—the action is the. same. Not only are they working, but WO KEEP THE VER AND SowELS ORDERLY Death fr > le. Mac AT ALL GOOD pRUGGISTS . “ECZEMA TORTURE | fs one of the curses of modern life of which no It can | Free: Write Bauer & Black, Chieago, Dept, 1% | Wt You will find these counters loaded with the following big values—4, 6, T-inch plates; fruits, | for vabeabta book, “Correst Core af the Post."| has coupe soups, nappies, cups and saucers and many other pieces. —— ur EXTRACTION soe FREE DAILY necessary, special machinery vised for blind men, one men without arma or| And at these special machines they ean safely turn out as ‘TEETH cee eee ee ee eee one oe ee a eee sane ||] SPECIAL COUNTER SALES—Sc, 10c, 15c, 25¢-—ODDS AND ENDS ways be told by the thick ked or SCALY SKIN OR WEEPING — |{);! SORES t from which ooze which causes an into “BIRD CAGES Special $2.49 Fancy Screen Door Regular $4.25 much work as norman men at stand ard equipment SAN DIEGO, Cal.—U. 8. naval transport Henderson expected to ar clear liquid rable eel Ww, 00 and . . |$5.00 tine, or d direct here early Thursday with Sec ITCHING Fs ck ok Mate Cake ae Aanabes This assortment con. iii and makes life an itehing misery, jis class of 1881, sists of Bird Cages that att?” Serene Special $2.98 especially at night old style citation Sold at $3.50, $4.00, $4.25, greasy, “sucky. maives and’ soays|| BAG, aching teeth! | rc cover tie root rine mouth it K wide frame, mortise, go on speed sale CO gi aply covered over the ere : " you have two or more teeth varnished front door, 34x ‘ io diag ni porte Bossy Mi rs They need daily treatment until you [| Natural Rubber, set of | aL. “oavered with galvan- igs by the parasites a better } can get your dental work done. Use || Nit) $6 00 ae Ravers ti etiance to ive underneath ia Busk'c Toothache Guai-~tt. dees Aiatige eo balk bee i eee it Ne, 4 inoh = SS ne treatment of eczema ha A jum Lyke Rubber, a perfect re nick, A wonde four things for bad teeth. late undergone @ complete and radi-|§ we production of the human gum, set eobegiuberiba ini L Y’S WAXENE cal change, and #0, instead of tre | | | | | | DENTS TOOTHACHE GUM Stops toothache instantly teoth. . $10.09 Gol A ROW N $4 BRIDGEWORK .., . ing the surface only, a clean, cooling and penctrating lotion may now be applied, which goes to the bottom of the sores and kills the germs, Regular 30c “Rapid Vacuum Special Half-Pint 19¢ ( Use Cuticura And Watch | } 2. Cleanses and protects the cavity | STOPPING THE ITCHING 1 3. Retards further decay | Most of our present patronage is . Washer INSTANTLY j 4. Destroys all odor recommended by/ our early custo. Your Skin Improve and causing an entirely new skin to| | Dent’s Toothache Gum is a scientific }| mers, whose work is still giving good Special at pea WILEY'S grow, . Buch a lotion is | | preparation for treating bad teeth. ] | satisfaction Nothing better to cleanse and s wa ‘ j | Contains no creo- All work guaranteed for 16 years, kin and to keep it free t any drug store and | S Eczemine | sote, or harmful in- || examinations end blackheads than gredients. Ask your druggist for genuine Dent's and be sure ofthepure,harmless product. Made by C, 8, Dent & Co., Detroit, for 35 years p for every-day toilet use. Assist with Cuticura Ointment when necessary. Cuticura Talcum is also ideal for the skin. fample Bach Pres by Mall. Aditross: “Catleura Lab- oratories, Dept 467, Malden 48,stass."” Bold every there, Hoan Be, Olntment % and boc, Taloum: Cuticura Soap shaves without mi the newly discovered specific for| eezema Made by the Joyner Drug! Co., Spokane, and sold; by all good druggists. | Advertisement. tube of the original French Baume Bengué (Analgé- sique), then apply as Dllows First soak the feet in hot water- wipe |dry—and rub the entire surface | thoroughly with Baume. Keep a | tube handy for rheumatic pains, THOS. LEEMING & CO.. NEW YORK OHIO DENTISTS 207 University St, Opposite Fraser-Paterson Co, Use one of these and save labor; they do the work,