The Seattle Star Newspaper, November 15, 1922, Page 8

GIGANTIC =10-DAY= MERCHANDISE 25% to 50% OFF » November 13th, the BIG TEN- DAY DRUG MERCHANDISE SALE STARTED. It’s the biggest sale we have ever had. It sure is not @ money-making sale. You can see by looking at the i listed -—and there are hundreds of other not listed here at the same Big Cut-Rate Prices. 85c Palmolive Shaving Cream ......+00+-2le 25c Cuticura Soap. ...17¢ 50c Purola White Pine and Tar, two for... .50¢ 65¢ Flash Lights. ....35¢ $1.00 Flash Lights. ..47e $1.25 Flash Lights. ..53¢ $2.00 Flash Lights. .$1.05 10¢ Lemon Soap. de 65c Bengue Analgesique $1.00 S.S.S. Blood Rem- ¢ Bell's Pine Tar...31c Squibbs’ Mineral Oil ess Tle 6c Liquid Arvon.....72¢ Mulsified Some «. .S2e ee ree 40¢c Gem Razor Blades 3le T5e Stacomb .... dle $1.20 Sal Hepatica. . .85¢ $1.00 Gillette Razors, Complete .........63¢ $1.00 Pinkham’s Com- pound ........00..85¢ 80c Bromo Seltzer... .21¢ 60c Bromo Seltzer... .43¢ $1.00 Bromo Seltzer. .71¢ $1.00 Zepyro ........67¢ 25¢ Graves’ Tooth cone Poee ee ee ee eee ee rc 85c Jad Salts. ...<...67¢ lbc pkg. Borax. .....1le price of one. 0 Tanlac ....,... ip Ge of J. P. CHASE (Chemist) Most cars go right near this corner SECOND AND JAMES P ———-} 4) MATINEES: 2:30 The SUPERMAN OF Mysticism WEDNESDAY NIGHT SPOOK NIGHT— Anything you have ever seen, read or heard in reference to spiritualism, Have your favorite spirit talk to you. This fs a chance of a life time to see the spirits work wonders right before your eyes. THURSDAY NIGHT. PACKING CASE ESCAPE — A $50.00 challenge ts offered to anyone who can build a box that will hold “BLACK- STONE” a captive. He will be bound hand and foot and nailed fast in a se cure prison, and will free himself right before your eyes. cards will ance only, OTHER BIG ATTRACTIONS BRONSON AND RENEE CHISHOLM AND BREEN ion —__—_—_ WELDANO’S SENSATION , BUDDY WALKER No Advance in Admiss "]|CAPPER AFTER | } | | | ‘ ANTAGE NIGHTS: 7 AND 9 ECIAL THIS WEEK=——— THE GREAT SPECIAL BLACKSTONE EVENTS RIDAY NIGHT. CARD PLAYERS’ own deck of cards and "BLACKSTONE" will beat you at your own game. and diversified mysteries with your own be accomplished by this man who defies detection. SATURDAY MATINEE CHILDREN’S MATINEE AT 10:30— BUNNI£S for white rabbits produced the very atmosphere itself will be pre- vented to the little folks at this perform. —————Come Early to Avoid Crowds | | | [stances are the miners betng pai@ | port. $50 for You If You Can ‘Nail HimU p COAL ROBBERS Kansas Senator Says Fuel Banditry Must End RY LEO R. SACK WASHINGTON, N 18. —""Ran ditry in the coal business la going ‘ Kansas in to end, Capper of the middie ages are petty larceny compared to those ef our mod em coal barons,” he says “Nor,” he adds, “ave the rail roads without sin When we consider coal from the) profiteering viewpoint,” he de olared, “the railroads cannot be held guiltions of profiteering, Nearly one-third of the present cost of a ton of #oft coal in lump nine goe# te pay the freight alone.” Giting hie own state as an ex | 4 ample, he maid i “For delivering carload of Kansas coal, part way across the state, the railroads are now charging the consumer net only as much the retailer does, but « dollar the That a Kansas consumer pays the railroads for hauling « ton of lump coal from the K sas mines to his home sta nearly equals the price he f merly pald for the coal itself.” Senator Capper pointe out there ts no valld exeuse for increased Prices of coal ranging from one third to nearly twice as much as! last year, when only tn rare tn more than they were paid last year, | ‘The Kansan predicts that the next/ The Great Blackstone congress will “Ko to the bottom’| If there ts @ carpenter, or anyone of this iniquitous industry” to de-| cise, for that matter, In Seattle who termine what ts “rotten.” “The country.” he declares, “e| thinks he can build « box strong fgolng to know the truth about the | enough to hold the Great Blackstone, coal Industry in due time and will| man of mystery, who heads Pan take measures accordingly Ran.| tages vaudeville thie week, he is in Ottry tm the coal business is going | vited by the management of the the to end.” later to try od if he oan imprison 5m a ee the magician by palling bim in the M . box, he will be awarded $50 ar to Try Biackstone really startied aud! | hi pe. * at the Pantages theater with or S er p Die Uicks. Hie “vanishing ho Thomas F. Murphine, former au his spiritual tricke and his quick | Perintendent of the municipal rail) change stunts are principals among way, will oppose Mark EB. Reed, of | nix offerings of old and new illu Shetton, for the speakership of the tone. lower house of the state legisiature He announced this after returning from « trip thru the northern half | of the state, during which, he said. he received many promises of sup Murphine has been a member of three legislatures and was Bul! Moone floor leader tn a One feature of the Blackstone act fs a Ku Klux Klan scene, in which Blackstone is seized by masked men. placed in a rack tn full view of the audience and raised high above the floor, A pistol is fired and the sack | falls empty to the floor, The Kian rider om @ horse, which has been standing at the front of the stage. taken off his mask. He is Black stone, Jt in « trick that apparently Gefieg explanation. DAYS GONE BY Along by the erated window, 1 mused In the after-giow, ‘The life I had lived unfolded, 1 dwelt in the long ago; Saw only blight and sorrow, Roamed only the land of tears, And never @ golden moment came Out of the burted years. Hanging himeelf to bin bedetead, John Engeler, 69, ended his life in the Queen City hotel, 112 Occidental ave, Tuesday night. Eneeler has been despondent since lowing a lawnult in California for injuries he received while working fn @ logging camp. He had been in the habit of pacing the hallway singing, “I didn’t get the money” and gave indications that his mind was unbalanced. Like unto a cloud it faded, Yet nadder tt left ma then, T had traversed the vale of shadows In my march for soule of men: Had bowed at the crumbled ruins Of my hopes and fears that day, An T gazed at the dying colors On the rim of the far away. A woman prisoher in “Tend « Hand” (Oregon penitentiary). A “morgue” originally was @ prison room whose captives were detained under the eye of jailers and turnkeys = an to enable these custodians to recognize them as occasion required. S Economics of Home Studied ‘Twenty housewives are reported to have enrolled Tuesday morning for the course of lectures on “Budgeting | the Farnily Income,” which ts to be conducted during the next siz weeks by Miss EB. 1. Raitt of the Untversity [of Washington, home economics de partment, in the committes room of | the Puget Sound Savings and Loan association | A general discussion of “The Fam jy Income” was held Tuesday Clannes will be held Tuesday and Thurmiay mornings. According to Miss I. Meyring of the home service | department of the association enroll | ment may still be made for the work Lord Kelvin estimated that the World is 20,000,000 years old, but there jare few, if any, geologists who do not.contend that ttf ago ts much «reater than that. JUST RETURNED FROM CHINA DR. N. YOW Brings Shw ReMEDT for Mem and omen THE N. Yow CHINESE mDY Yester Way College Boys Ready for Next Big Game “Say, Jack, let's take the girls to say?" * | “It might be @ good idea. Millie has been af me to teach her the |fine points of football, so thin will |be a good opportunity to improve |her knowledge of football.”* | “Let's buy the girls some flowers which display the school colors and (do the thing up right. What do yor say to taking them to supper and the theater afterwards.” “Aw, gee! I haven't any clothe |for all that, A fellow doesn’t have |to dress for a football game, but if |we do all that it's different “Gee whiz, ‘Goof,’ you've got more clothes than any other fellow in school,” “Not clothes, It's reputation left from last year, My dad has cut my allowance since then and I haven't NIGHT—Bring your New jhad any new clothes thie year. I've got to have some soon, too. “Aw, say, that's tough! But say. T’ve got it, You know Cherry's, at 1016 Second ave., second floor, Rialto bidg., over the Pig’n Whistle; well, they have some snappy new styles in sults and overcoats for young fel lows and good values. And, by the way, they well on credit.”—-Advertise. ment. the youngsters, Pretty seemingly from LUDENS IVE QUICK RELIEF For the Trouble Zone PANTAGESCOPE Le ene wR Ay Ye THE SEATTLE STAR the game next week. What do you/f DILL DINNER, CRYSTAL POO Plate Sale So Heavy More Room Is Imperative club fa not the Because the Masonto te accommodate Dill will large enough Senator-eleet C. C the Beattie crowd, Crymtal ‘Thursday be entertained at m te which supporters when he com for Washington his Weatern ere giving the dinner him in celebration of hia recent vic tory at the polls It was decided to hold the dinner at the Crystal Pool after 600 tckete which would have filled the Ma club to overtiowing-—had been The Crywtal 1 eating mmodations for 1,000. he dinner will #tart at 6:90 p.m Thursday, a6 originally planned. Granddad | | | Produced Big Apple When Mre 8. M. Slusser, Kenil worth apartments, Beattie, looked at long rows of delicious applies at the Pacific Northwest Fruit exposttion Wednenday rhe had the satisfaction of knowing they were the result of her grandfather's production j Visitors to the show were sur Prised and intensely interested to know that @ near relative of the Jenne Hiatt, originator of the fa mous Delicious, was enjoying the ex |position with them and that she makes her home here | I think the Delicious fe the big idea in the apple world,” , 8. PL Matt of Contralia, is the eldest son of the jwidely known Jesse Hiatt, Mr Siusser told Wednesday of = bix [ootebration held at the olf home of her grandfather at Peru, Ia August, where « monument tn his honor was erected at that time | Delegates from 12 states and from Canada were present to pay tribute to the memory of the man whe gave) the world the Delicious, Inet Former ‘Japanese Consul Here Dies Morinohu Hirota, Japanese con sul in Seattle until last spring, when he was foreed to go home on account of it health, died at Kamakura, Japan, November 10, according to dinpatohes recelved Wednesday, Hi rota, who was 41 years old, had been | if in the diplomatic and consular serv./| | jee mince 1909 and a daughter Cars Crash wid. Two Are Injured ABERDEEN, Novy, 16-10 « crash between two autos at a street inter nection here yesterday, Mra. A. J. Thornton and William Prarsal, a 6- year-old child, both of Aberdeen, were badly eut about the face Me leaves a widow Dandruffy Heads you don't It does no good to try to brush or wash it oul The only eure way to gat rid of dandruff in to dissolye it. them you destroy It entirely, To 40 this, get about four ounces of ordinary liquid arvon; apply it at} ine enough to ig m: p and rub it gently with the finger tips Dy morsion most if nét all, of your dandruff will be gone, and! three our more applications will completely dissolve and entirely de atroy every single sign and of it. You will find, too, t all itehing 4 digging of the scalp will stop, and your ir will look and feel a hundred times better. You can get Hauid arvon at any drug atore. Four ounces te all you Will need. no mat- ter how much dandruff you ha Thie simple remedy never fe Advertisement. in RHEUMATISM LEAVES YOU FOREVER Seated Uric Acid Deposits Are Dissotved and ta in uthorined to say to every rh ufferer that if a full pint b re conquerer top . [Joints and do away lightest twinge 0} he will gladly without Allenrhu r rheumatic pain, return your money ont been tried and r where the were inte where the patient helpless Mir Tames H. Allen, of Rochenter, N. Y., the discoverer Allenrh who for money \nively conquers this worst of all diseases, 1 eB | Za — & marked change? = Wen Take It In Ti D°? ‘ou know that by tar the larger number of the common ailments of women are not surgical ones; that is they are not caused by any serious displacement, tumor, growth, or other WEDNESDAY, m D°? you know that these common ailments produce symptoms NOVEMBER 15, 1922. that are very much like those caused by the more ser-ous surgical conditio’ D ns? . O you know that many women and young girls suffer need- lessly from such ailments? More than that, they endanger their health by allowing their ailments to continue and develop into something s erious. | If treated early, that is, within a reasonable time after the first warning symptoms appear, serious conditions may often be averted. ‘Therefore, it the first appearance of such symptoms as periodic pains, irregularities, irritability and nervousness, Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound should be taken. It is prepared with accuracy and cleanliness from medicinal plants. It con- tains no narcotics nor poisonous drugs, and can be taken with perfect safety. The Vegetable Compound acts on the conditions which bring about these symptoms in a gentle and efficient manner. ‘The persistent use of it shows itself in the disappearance, one after another, of the disagreeable symptoms. In a word, Lydia E. 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Off-Peak Power Is Proving Big Help Despite the fact that off-peak pow r rate reduction of 25 per cent, put into effect inst May, was followed by an immediate drop In revenues of $40,000, the loss has been more than replaced by an increased volume of business since, according to a report by City Light Superintendent J. D. Rows, When the Skagit starte delivering, more off-peak power will be at the disposal of the city light department, and the cheap rate will attract indus tries using electric power to Seattle, Ross believes, Off-peak rates In Seattle are now jared to be as low as in any other Pacific coast city. EXTRACTION FREE DAILY and he has instructed druggists to jguarantee it as above in every in- tance. Ow! Drug Co. or any drug- fonn supply you.—Advertisement CUTIOURA HEALS THY PIMPLES On Face. Irritation Great. 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