The Seattle Star Newspaper, February 14, 1923, Page 5

WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 14, 1923. THE Thousands of Disabled Veterans in Training ; 8 Wounded Men Now Entering Business After ; ; Getting Education From Uncle Sam ‘ Leather Seat ; S my R EMUE 1, HO Lu 8 ion |The } ° ° ® INDIANAPO ! het peeien _ Dining Chairs | Set of Six | $27.00. Solid Oak Dining Chairs with quartered oak back panels, full box seat, slip seat of genuine Brown Spanish leather; finished in golden and fumed. It is seldom you are offered such an extraordinary value. ‘wwe BUILDER DIES “| IN ST. LOUIS James W. Black many of the mo Extension Table Special 11.95 Golden oak finish. constructor of he came to Seattle from St. Lou ¢ James Black M n Co, He also built 42-inch top measure, extends Constructed of elm, finished A value like this is unpre- A limited number offered at this price. to 5 feet when opened. in the golden wax. cedented. White House Has Private Liquor tional training | SAYS d passed, unions law are further Sale of Congoleum Rugs, at an extreme low price for balance of week. The entire stock is included in this sale. ROCHESTER, N, Y nton N. N, Howard, erted Feb. 14 © mark was reached there were 109, In July GRUNBAUM BROS | ee Ss See: ated in July, 1,120; in SIXTH AVE. Sctreen PIKE ond PINE 1, 4,860; In July total numbe | Ganna Walska and GRIP den earrings, hand carved and ed and suspended by ins, are a rocent novélty. be found In Baltimore. metal Better Than Spanking| Dust from volcan! ptlona has been known to travel 500 miles thru | the air. CHICAGO, Feb. 14.—Harel F. Itc mick and Ganna Walska were fed yesterdaw at the McCor in Lake Forest, The Hawley performed the Spanking does not cure children of BEDWETTING. Don't blame} the child; there is a cause for this mick home, | Rev. Fred V. Investment ceremony trouble. 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NEW BRUNSWICK Mu in pe ro of the woma: | Debs Won't Soak to Cleveland Clu CLEVELAND, Ohio, Feb. 14 Aft | City | Debs |fore Jafter all ted to Debs won the club, |ter yesterday to the club fro |home In Terre Haute, Ind SULPHUR CLEARS SK of the hi Any brea even fiery, it Because properties, ment relief from vement quick from skin of good druggis cream.—Ad: Cocoanut Oil Makes a Splendid Shampoo If you want to keep your hair in n, be careful what you it with, fany soaps and prepared sham. % contain too much free alkali. This dries the scal; brittle and ig very fied cocoanut oil pure and entire much better than makes the hair harmful. Mulst. which is 1 Simply put two or fula of Mulsified in up or glass with a little warm water, then moist. en your halr with water and rub the Mulsified in, It will make an abun. of rich, creamy lather, and nse the hair and scalp thorough. The lather rinses out easily, and very particle of dust, dirt, nd exsess oll, The hair dries quickly and evenly, and it ieaves it | fine and silky, bright, fluffy and easy to manage. You can get Mulsified cocoanut ol! |shampoo at any drug etore, It is ery cheap, and a few ounces will last everyone in the family for months. He sure your druggist gives you Mulsified.—Advertise it. “HOW ARE YOU )U can answer, “I'm feeling fine, thank you,” if Mee keep your blood pure and your system | toned up 60 that the germs which cause those heavy colds and other winter ills will be powerless to attack you. Gude's A gle ad that famous old tonic and blood enricher, will for- tify your system and give you strength to withstand the chilling blasts and sudden changes of winter, Your druggist has it, in both liquid and tablet form, Gude's_ epto-Mangan Tonic and Blood Enricher FEELING TODAY ?”) He declined the invitation {na let | Have Rules for i: | hands of the exe r a small jar | wiphur from any | use it like cold} | NEW mur r the American Bar assoc The code which would, if adopted, ’. McEnerney, committee which drew the canons. ameter, PAGE 5 ES co. and transportation facilities are hindered, | 10 a. m. and 3 p, m, Men’s French Cuff Shirts—Special 95c Main Floor Percale Shirts of exceptionally fine materials, } | made and full cut. They are in coat style, } with Fre cuffs, and displayed in light and dark ed patterns. Sizes 14 to 17. Shirts that sell in regular stock at $1.25 and $1.50 each, Special at 95¢. Night Shirts 79c or 2 for $1.50 mM ‘ht Shirts, Formerly ale at TO Good weight Out $ $1 2 for $1.50. 196-MAR-22 Suits $1.95 ’Kerchiefs 19c or 3 for 50c hite or with colored bor- , old formerly for 256 y at 19¢ or 3 for BO¢. Hose—85c or 8 for $1.00 Men's Wool Mixed Hi ht and me Wool Golf Hose $1.00 Men's Wool Golf Hose in plain colors with fancy tops; real cold weather sox. Formerly $1.50 a pair. Special at $1.00. loves in gray and Announcement Owing to the weather, our demonstration and lectures on Bon-Ton and Royal Worcester Corsets poned for a few days. will be postr However, Madame Dumas will be in the Corset Department each day to render service to those who wish to see her. | Sheriff Slain by Judges’ Conduct! YORK, Feb. 14.—Thirty-| es for the conduct of judges, < tive comi tempted to arrest, Sheriff W. x Rutherford, of Otero rjounty, Escaped Convicts | Tuesday night, at phe : ° A posse was immediately o ALAMOGORDO, N. M., Feb. 14—| 24 took up the chase after the Shot and mortany wounded by two! victs, who entered and left the ch, are in the | escaped convicts whom he had at-! in a stolen car. Old Actress Wins Beauty Through Gland Treatment h on and of ttee of today, g been submitted by a special appointed to draw up a je of ethic t the one governing law that judges should not en practice law, have in- cases before them, impose efices nor accept favors ants duct of judges both on and h should be “above re- ccording to the code. m H, Taft, Leslie Cornish, t Von Monc ker and Garrett © included in the According to recent press dispatches, Miss Connie | Ediss, famous English actress, has undergone a course of gland treatment which has restored her former vigor and also a great deal of her former beauty. Miss Ediss claims she feels years younger and has resumed her stage dancing, something she has not attempted for rs. Her gray hair is gradually re- turning to its natural #! ¢ and former abundance. The treat= ment administered to Miss Ediss was in the form of glandular | compound tablets taken by mouth and not by operation. Glandular compound is now obtainable in the form of Gland- ogen, cotnaining the vital glands of young, healthy animals, conveniently prepared in tablet form. Glandogen is procurable at the Bartell Drug Stores giant tree recently found in New land, has a trunk 22 feet in di-| Its age is estimated at 2,000 Store Hours—8:30 A. M. to 6 P. M. COLD WEATHER NEEDS — Warmly-Lined Auto Gloves Weed Chains and Cross Chains SLEDS! SLEDS! SLEDS! “Lots of Em!” 25¢ JERSEY COTTON GLOVES Priced at 15¢ Pair 50c and 75c Thermometers, priced 39¢ Felt Weather Strips, priced at 10¢ pkg. REFLECTOR ELECTRIC HEATERS Very Low Priced at $7.49 An excellent value; has 1l-inch copper re- flector; is mounted on an adjustable base; gives instant and direct warmth, SALE OF GRISWOLD SAFETY COOKERS At $1.29 | | A Kettle and Steamer combined; makes a wonderful boiled dinner, i and for all kinds of plain cooking and stewing; has a special rack tT for dumplings. om |