The Seattle Star Newspaper, November 21, 1923, Page 4

E Col 100 F lc E Pills, ‘Two dozen Aspirin Tadlets.....~ ++ — 30c Bromo- QUIDINC. .-eeeeeree 35c Hand Scrubs. .....+ $1 Horlick's Malted Milk... 10¢ Borie som tee $20,000 INVENTORY SALE BUTLER DRUG CO. decides to move big stock at once, and take inventory now, instead of Janu- ary Ist, very article is marked down for immediate sale. advantage of these unheard-of prices. Below All Seattle should take e just a few of the many hundreds of items that have been marked 40¢ Witch Hazel... ecm eeee > 1, 1D ee eee ene Household Remedies and Patent Medicines $1 Squibbs' Petrolatum,....se $1 Beef, Iron and Wine.. 19c 23c 73c for quick sale—NO EXCHANGES, NO REFUNDS. All mail orders will receive prompt attention, Big Reductions in Rubber Goods VBitbo i OOC .89c ba es yma erally’ 4! Tooth Preparations 60¢ ChionE. Tooth Latenianall 25c eee auin 3 7 c Toilet Preparations {Reb ioe MOR prey tumneeny | | $1 Fiancee Face 79c Fragrance. 49c $1.25 Waterbury Watches 50e 1 Ib. Willard’s Powder, ..enaeceeee Alarm Clock, «+0 95c Linen Stationery... 31 c Se Garden ” 25%. Ofe on All Ingersoll That Old Butler Hote’ J.P, CHASE (Chem Men, Read This Gold-plated Gillette Razor, 96c $1 Autos complete, . 350 Palmolive Shaving Cream,.... S50 Stearns Shaving Cream, .... 19c Boe Imported 31 c Ray Rum,..... $2.25 Pinaud's Lilas de France Water seer 91,98 MBWee recesses LOC Mennen’s Talcum DWAET, a seserer esd 19c For Hair and Scalp ii Shampoo, .. , Sulphur, ae Le Leave pate ns Yio nut Shampoo, . fs 34c Soaps at Reduced Prices Soap +119 ceenmewond “Peaaceaa~ 18¢ 26e Tincture Green c 500 Violet Glycerine 31 Setctas c 6c Bago and 2o package Henna 4 boc Mulsified C 100 Ivory 7 c PORT ps cncachsteees 1 Corner iat) SECOND AVENUE, AT JAMES STREET Most Cars Go Right Near No Phone Orders Taken W Because him for at dice a ‘Mrs. Elbert R. she for a divorce from in superior court. Hi R. Wife, Suing, Charges) Fortune Tour Ends Hubby Gambled| With Yacht Seizing remonstrated = some of his earnings |, card this lugsace and with | tor who ts suing} ~ . Fron Hicks | th ers to chart the airway for a world} ay! ° 21 to be an around the wor the British owned steam yac! lersman will be. sold by fed here Thursday. wo score soldiers of for- board the vessel when it y, one atop in lanned by the British- ached he @ journey tion flight. When the yacht was libeled by creditors most of the adventurers de- serted, some seeking work here and | others returning to London. Star's miscellaneous columns quick ILTS the ad- They Sey Tinney Gives Furniture Away With a Susile! 1609 8th Ave. ner Pine touch to the Gul will cor Special Christmas Now! } Terms Make It Convenient to Buy F Gulbransen, the Reg | $420 VICTROLAS—BRUNSWICKS—EDISONS ~Climax: | This Corner hile Sale Is On Nei ghbors — Are Losers a Home of Policeman ( Is Robbed Usually bery but th: en Lieut. Le abstract Home Plate Bar uor, and arrested ( who Is alleged to have the officers. 8 nd acorn Then the c mes out. M and in thin nis the sa At your druggist Blue-jay act Less Than FOR THIRTY DAYS $10.00 Crowns $8.00 Crowns ... $30.00 Plates ,. $10.00 Plates $35.00 Plates . OHIO CUT RATE DENTISTS Eatablished 20 Second Ay Open 9 to 6 THE SEATTLE STAR y-no one is hurt by a rob owner of property tak neighbors of Police Forbes are mourning | with him the loss of $50 worth of/ nj 4 from his some time during Thurs Owner Strikes Out I'm only a ond ¢ Home Plate ba bu ook uesday event: federa just as cheerful as big p nts welzed two quarts| brothers when mo of hine and a qua in somety of bonded | old liquor to No Corns DENTISTRY © HALF-PRICE OHIO. PAINLESS” (QQ0B05es 84,00} In connection ‘ $3.75 | tion, it ts planne q $10.00 t t ODCO workire. cat $5.00 famil te t approximat 4 $15.00) 00,00 Our Whalebone Rubber Plate $8.00| J 2 All Work Guaranteed for 15 Years IDRIVE LEADERS SEEKING FOOD German Relief Workers Ask Commodities and Money The committeo for relief of Ger man children today insued a call for jcontributions of | Seattle food com moditios, ax well as Seattle money. This t# tn ling with the Hoover food campalgn of 1921 when large quant Mos of eatables left this port for the starving people of Eastern Europe, Gen, Henry ‘T, Allen, national chairman, in a telegram to Willlam Pigott, Seattle chairman, today out lined the new policy, Flour, wheat, fatn and canned milk will be the principal local foods requested, General Allen asked Pigott also to Accept the state chairmanship in the relief work, and tho latter accepted, Preparations were for the Wednesday n masa mooting at Plymouth church. ‘This will open at & o'e k and is for the purpose of bringing Germany's plight strongly before Seattle pe Pigott will preside and KR. H. Viv fan will conduct a community song service. The speak ayor Edwin | J, Brown, for the city; Licut. Gov Coyle, for the American Legion; Dr. M, A. Matthdws, for the men; Mrs, / Henry Landes, for the women, Rev. | Henry Landes, for the women; Rey, | society; Rov, Cleveland Kleihaeur, on j dealt of the children; Judge Austin | E. Griffiths, on his impressions} gained abroad during a recent trip;) Frank Hull, on organization, Roland Class has charge of the Boy Scout} ushers, rompleted today ht community Other meetings today at which | the subject will be presented are:| Noon, Rotary club, ‘Tom Swale, speaker; noon, Exchange club, George L. Mayer and Wells Gwinn, | speakers; ock, Iady Eagles, | Mra. W. EB. Barnhart, speaker, Mrs. Mary Avery Wilkins, of the Seattle park board, has agreed to organize | the Alaska building for the campaign | of November 2 and 28, AN OFFER: A CHRISTMAS TREE MAKES IT|_ WHAT DO YOU SAY, CHOPPERS? BY A CHRISTMAS TK I'm just a te Ch " pe their primeval r. hundred thousand car- loads of trees like us were ship- | ited thelr conven- The law tries to pro- ners by say- not be cut own- wher coed at er of the land, but If , the killers pre agree will I don’t want to see Wa. So plone jurt pick on moe this y's parlor. ‘OK SOUGHT ON POWER PLANT Columbia Project Would De- velop More Than Niagara | ment ¢ immediately aid. ‘This dam i | $28,000,000 | Th unit Inspector Pleased Washingt ¢ erve 4 With Local R.O.T.C. |" a 28 = ETE 2 a: of the university enrollment at Washing hree Youthes Will _Tour United States |'« Te 21, 1928 WEDNESDAY, NOVEMB FINEST WORSTEDS AND SILKS IN HART SCHAFFNER & MARX TUXEDOS: ue = Unfinished worsteds from the worlds best looms; rich ‘ satin facings, fine silk line ings,expert needlework; — the latest style touches~ those are the things you'll find in Hart Schaffner & Marx dinner clothes M PRAGER & COMPANY Second at Seneca Copyright, 1923, Hart Schaffner & Marx ndividual? ua Ty Aa head of the brokerage partnership, nt “Man Found Guilty of Stabbing Brother A ju Boyd J. Taliman Tuesd: d John Emil man, guilty o} BREMERTON—CHARLESTON —PORT ORCHARD LEA&PERRINS SAUCE ere-a unit is locate makes BAKED MACARONI taste better allace ; ite Piggly Wiggly Head Sued for Damages urday junday egavd dally 11:20 p, m. | AUTOMOBILE FERRY Daily, 7:18, 3 rdf Charging that misrepresentec trinpdd the value of Piggly W ks, | tt ¥ Wee. A te van Tuesday { t in superior cou = 8 5 : for dar $10,200 from Ray ¢ olumns| J] NAVY YARD ROUTE Fy I ut AND ¥ H I P i hing hi aas| Colmes Dock Mais 39 \ Ad. col F Wiesly. corpors Parker |v 1G Sa eB eB