The Seattle Star Newspaper, March 28, 1923, Page 2

| PAGE 2 THE SEATTLE STAR 1928 in o closing out sale— Board Will Not Issue Any gee i a Down Jewelry Sale A T L E S S Bonds for it : | ie Watch, Ring or Diamond , care of , ‘be | / Ob nd =— Clip the Coupon—bring it to PE aE FOLLOW “PAY- EASTER DECORATIONS bi PETER MICHAEL, arrange easy weekly payments, and be will LADIES’ Wrist Watches $25.00 vi" ee ee eee An Ilinois Watch is an beauty, accuracy and precision. that’s what this sale in one year, and have d . Receiving sets, formerly is proof of this state. to 4 also offered As quantity is t is paid back remendous loss ing Nemec sold for $65—, for $9 ment. The Nemcoe amplifier at $9.85 formerly sold for $65. Legace limited we cannot guarantee delivery except to Fi pe eee a those who call early Thursday morning or Wednes- Croson said, and has put the day afternoon. in @ bad financial plight. Interest charges per student in high schools this year are $14.96 student $9. that amount. 1 instrument of Diamond $23.00 <" Your own selection of Dis mond mounting and design years, more U sets al ar nt re EASY TERMS Bring This Coupon With You— and per grade | The total amount of - go of the finest examples ents last year was — » of the W unaker art are displayed here and Clip this Coupon > 6OLD ON EASY PAYMENTS Peter Michael 202 PIKE ST. Peoples Bank Building No Cash Down Coupon This Coupon represents your first payment Terms on Balance to Suit Your Convenience Weekly : ——~ Paper table decorations and other novelties for Easter Mary J. Brown Rites ie arauera te to Be Held Thursday Rest rine t HALE are, of course, | flowers f m the figured varlety cas ADE over the surface. NOVELTIES 5 - " ct GALOKE | | Thief Steals Banks WANT TO KEEP BEES? | and Small Savings Expert advice to beginners ts contained 1 Burgiers entered his home and ; stole three chi es for Mar toa, ration for the East- Brown, 64 4 at her t when they aren't avail A floral centerpiece of one surrounded by at, ‘Tuesday, able when they are limited tn pci . mailer p.m. many ways of ar ones, w vidual favor holders at each t with place, is or aper | enta, il table may | shadow ur brothers and three sister helping neral effe | n the latest § 's Western hington experi: a 3 ing alist in aple gement with the c college, rea > p tin, free of charge, by filling out ‘ollowti Y 8th st ng it to the experiment station. stole: © of the simplest arrange uray the ele light die holders should be pond. rflies that come in cut-outs, as | well aa in printed papers, are most] J effective when used profurely on @ |table where real or artificial fowers| a. 4| 8 8 low basket make t terplece. Western Washington Experiment Station, ren’s banks contain- Tuesday night, ac submitted to the .. Richards, 1028 E. Another small bank was from « business house at 7210 een Lake way. Peacock Funeral to A Be Held Thursday "*"» « » funeral of Fred Peacock t lovely enough to make the| yuse Jealous. day from the " mbination of jonquils and vio- Mr. Peacock had ves the unusual color combi uurple and yellow, dal —Nemco Receiving set as pictured, WITHOUT HEAD PHONES, installed in mahogany cabinet. Metal panel. Special while quantity lasts, $9.85. —Nemco amplifier to match, $9.85. . of Seattle. Many in Moscow Die Mysteriously |‘. Many my ‘TACOMA: MOSCOW, March 2 4 SCHOENFELD & SONS . Coyle to Speak |Will Tell Club of © | Republican Club Culture of Roses! Goy. W. J. Coyle will be the! | speaker Thursday noon at| The Lakewood Civic club will be! of the Young Men's Repub-| addressed Friday evening, at the “club at Wolf's cafeteria. He | few the work of the last | 4x#wood clubhouse, by Herbert Col- | tare, and ie expected to outline | er, of the flower committee of the | eandidacy for governor. Chamber of Commerce. Els subject | — will be “Roses, and How to Grow To Cure » Cold in One Day | rer, with a view to the best re Ry Ragen ae seca. | ote Mrs, W. & Beardalee, chalr. ie of H.W. Grove. (Be sure you|man of the committee, will preside t BROMO.}—Advertisement. at the meeting. THE BON MARCHE. BarGaiN BASEMENT STORE OF ESTATE CLOSED OUT, HENCE: |A BIG OPPORTUNITY Canton Crepe and Taffeta DRESSES 313: $14.89 $19.75 Show Room Samples Sacrificed! BARGAIN SELLING Money-Saving Bargains Men’s Fiber Socks with Seam- feet; cordovan, gray and ; slight seconds; 10 to 1114; 83 pairs $1.00; pair 35¢. 600 Men’s fine quality White Cotton Handkerchiefs with wide hem; full sizes; special 10¢. Boys’ Knee Pants in dark mix- tures; good weight; fine wearing material; 8 to 16 years; $1.25. Women’s fine quality Knitted Bloomers in pink. Sizes 86 to 42. Because the elastic is not perfect, they are priced at, pair 39¢. Children’s Sample Socks for Easter; mercerized and fine cot- ton; fashioned or seamless tops; Just Arrived by Fast Express %, or Y lengths; fancy tops; 19¢, 100 More $ 8 4. ° 25¢, B5¢. Women’s “aa JERSEY SILK PETTICOATS K In the bright, popular shades, Accordion 93.95 Enough Bargain SHOES for Another Day’s Selling at 5Ocand$ l= flues 2% to 4 are 50c, and sizes 4% to 8 are $1.00. Most of ’em are i shoes, some one-strap punips. All are high quality. Nationally Known Brands in this lot! Yyilvilialid’: Pleated flounce, combination of self material and Egyptian design, ak tea ot © tablecloth may be any one of ney figured papers, fringed or 1 about the edge, or it m cular plaln-toned paper wit MANNERS By Norma Talmadge Copyright, 1993, by N. BA Bervice Etiquet (s simply another name for good behavior. The child who ts taught to behave properly can de re-| lied upon, almost inatinctively, to meet every clroumatance in later life | with proper courtesy. It's very im portant to remember that the thin lone must NOT do are important ca} \ the things one must do, PROHIBITIONS 1. A well-bred man doe not | nudge, grasp or slap another man on o back, and certainly does not so much as lay his finger-tips on a A gentieman y from a wor d, a social acquaintance or never borrows ys temper, r ent or ar min thus saying the se jen othora, STEARNS’ Electric Paste is recognized as tho guaranteed exterminator for Rats, Mice, Cockroaches, Waterbugs and Ants. | Don’t waste time trying to kill these | pesta with pasta liquids or any |.) | experimenta preparations, | Ready For Use—Bettor Than Traps 2-02. box, 350 15-07, box, $1.60 | Bold Everywhere Are You A WORM? Do you lack the punch and vigor of strong manhood? Do not remain in this condition, See our Specialist FREE and have him TELL YOU HOW 'TO GET WELL. Hours: 10-12, 2-6, Sunday: 11-12 a, m. Lincoln Memorial Clinic 1327 8d Ave., Opposite P. 0, Why? Ih the extraction of teeth we may to our patrons: If we hurt you don't pay—could we way more? Set of Teeth from $6.00 UP Gold Crown and Bridge Work from $4.00 UP Boston Dental Offices 1422 beeond Avenue Wo Stand tho Test of Time 22 Yours in Ono Location n, whether she| One Ry Tree] For a children’ © nothing is ore in keeping with the occasion lored Easter egun | wt s at each pi | procession of bunnies and KING TUT AGAIN A nov year at ty feature Introduced t one store, where favo jabound, is a King Tut table wh is, stained a rich brown wra) look like Exyp- ummies, Cup forms of varying |rhapes may be |trimmed with and paper flowers or in any way one | pieasem, Patterns for all flowers and | se of all possible types of rab-| chickens are available, of lolly-pops, with grotesque | favors, W MEASURE BENEFITS VETS Alanbled vo! 1 war will be ben of & relief measure put Into effect immed! * Jenseph discharged prior to} it of the bur 1 diseases or tuber j cent or more within three years aftor | argo shall be considered to have} ted It in service. he war who dios os are unable to take care of him will be buried by | the veterans’ bureau. Hospital factl! | tles at the disposal of the veterans’| bureau shall be available for veter: jans of ish war, the Boxer | rebel Philippine Insurreo t aro suffering from mental | beroular allmenta, Asks Chamber to Help Locate Man Mra. C. © Alaska, has ns Langer, of Cordova, he Alaska depart ment of the Chamber of Commerce to h 1 Jahn Kyrage, 35 feet, three inches tall, Ky; is smooth shaven and jof rather stocky build, When last heard from, about six months ago, he was working on a small boat running J out of Seattle, “Now | Am Well and the Mother of Two Children” Just Another | Story Mrs, Anna Linder, R. FD. No, 1, Box 44, Dassel, Meeker County, Minn., writes: “For two years 1| suffered with that terrible disease, chronic catarrh, Fortunately I saw your advertisement and took Pe-ru-na, Now Lam well and the mother of two children. I owe it all to Pe-ri-na, I would not be without that great remedy for twice its cost, for I am well and | strong now. { cannot speak in too | high terms of its value as a medi- | cine.” For more than half a century Dr, | Hartman's Pe-ru-na has been per- forming just such wonderwork as this, Pe-rtt-na is sold everywhere in both tablet and liquid form, In« , Slot upon having genuine Pe-ru-na, : t Puyallup, Wash. Gentlemen: Please send mo a copy of your Bi-Monthly Bulletin, Vol. X., No, 6, dated March, 1923. |FOR ‘Sure Relief My name Is... sean ee ees een rede ernewene tess cove rehbeses mes) My address is... teers tween eetes ee eeresen 6 BELLANS Hot water Sure Relief (Please print namo and address legibly.) home owners could pot get ARCOLA; yet there are three times as man: homesbeing builtin 1923. How many thousands will be unable to get ARCOLA this year? I 1921, 5,000 families who wanted Arcoxia had to go without. This year three times as many homes are being built as in 1921. Yet because our factories are already over-taxed with orders for larger Ideal Boilers, we can make no more ARCOLAS in 1923 than we made in 1921. This means just one thing 7f you wait until next fall you will be cold next winter. i the children from colds and grippe; pienty of hot water for washing and bathing. Please telephone your Heating Contractor for an estimate today. The installation can be made with- out disturbing the family; and in three average winters ARCOLA will pay back a large share of of its cost in the fuel it saves, Arcova is our hot-water (or steam) heating plant for small homes— different from any other. It is con- nected with a genuine American Radiator in each room. That means warm bedrooms; breakfast in a warm dining room; protection for ARCOLA Heating Outfit Installed ready to use with radiator in each room $180 to $550 FOR SMALL HOMES AND STORES AMERICAN RADIATOR COMPANY beat Boilers and AMERICAN Radiators for every heating need, Holgate and Utah Streets Seattle, Wash. Under normal conditions Plus Freight GESTION