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►ACE S
BARTELL DRUG STORES
—An Advertisement of
Extraordinary Interest to
Buyers of
Drug Store Merchandise
In keeping with the Bartell Policy, that of keeping the price of Drug*
down to a minimum, we hove tried to carry this policy out for the jxist
two year*. How well we have kept our word is demonstrated below:
Drugs
lilt Preaent
Price Price
Adhesive Tape. I yd. h> 1 In UV 15#
l*y«oi - sic s&#
Ntvrskln 10c 15#
Epsom Raits . 10c 15#
Extract of Vanilla l'»c 35#
Bofx-ii- Arid 100 lO#
ftadurr of lodliM' ■ 25 c 25#
Tttrptntliw I lie SB#
Quean Bark, 1 ounce* In.- IS#
Rochelle Salts. 2 ounces . . 1 1 lO#
Flaxseed Mr.vl . 1 IS#
Ni■ >! ... >1
QarfleM's Tm 0.- 50#
Vtnol It <"' SB#
ntln<kltd'i GaMOct of Pfiwln.. \ S5 #
Wajnpote'a Cotf Uvtr OU II "<> OS#
Cutkun Olnimfnt 4 IS<
Spirits of Camphor -5f
Crown Uvrnto Suits ! •©<■
Oudr'a llpta llOO $ 1.10
Canute Water 1100 11.10
Uatcrfna lie 12#
tMtflf.x Carter OH. 25#
1!. f». P. Hydroicen Peroxide l»c -5#
Corap Syrup of Hypophasphitcs. . I) on 91.00
Sulphur. S ounces 1»«- lO#
Knm a Cold Tablet* *i 25#
M E. W. C Cou*h Svrup • 25#
Cnam of Tartar, J ounces . 25#
lifter's Alkaline Solution SO#
Crude Carbolic Add 2'o- 2S#
Armour's Grape Juice 3*e -lO#
Otmpho Phenol 2'c 25#
day toil's Doc Rnrndy SOc SO#
Septol Petrolatum. pint stxe r,<v SO#
Jill 11 A«ptnn Tablets 20c 20#
Dr Morse's Indian Root Pills 20c 23#
L.l*t,i Tbymoline 50c SO#
Kidney Plasters (Septol) SOc SO#
81r«ar.« Liniment A Jse 33#
Pedicura 2Sc 25#
Carter's Over Pills :««• 20#
Blauds Iron Pills :5c 25#
King's Dyspepsia Tablets SOc SO#
Nature's Kennedy .. . JOc 23#
Lavorls 4."> c SO#
Enos" Fruit gaits. 11 00 OH#
StanoUx Mineral OU .... T&e 75#
a. 8. 8 »<v OS#
California Syrup r>t Fls* 45r> -15#
Septol Red Clover m l .Mir. Ink. II 81.00
link Root ami Henri * SO#
Aytr'a Sazsap.irtlia ..!>«■• OS#
Effervescent Sodium Phosphate SO#
Kilmer's Swamp Root . ... 4Qc IS#
Tix 25#
Cltrolax I 25#
Compound Cathartic Pills 25c 35#
Bromo Seltzer : 23#
Dr Caldwell's Syrup of Pepsin 50c 55#
The* 120 popular items quoted above were selected at random from our
advertising published in June, 19IX. The total retail price of this mer
chandise was then The price today is $51.67. The difference in
price is hardly noticeable when compared with other commodities and
their rapid rise in price in the past two years. It will be readily seen that
wc have lived up to mir policy—to keep drugs down to the lowest possible
level.
BARTELL
Drug Stores
Bones of Ancient
Warriors Found
POVKK. Junto 11 Sk"letona of an
clent vlntace have been uncovered
Jti excavation* here around fhe homto
of J. ForbW-HobertJirin, the actor.
Tba *keletonM were found In chalk
«nrl wire wtoll preaerved. One had
been buried in a crouching position.
They are believed tho*e of ancient
warrior*.
"r|>|) Lift Off Corns!
Sy < +>, Doesn't hurt! Lift touchy corns and
' • "V\ / calluses right off with fingers
'J '] Apply a few drops of''Frr^znne'' upon that old,
bothersome corn. Instantiy that corn stops
•\tT hurting. Then shortly you lift it right off {
; J root and all, without pajn or soreness.
Hard corns, soft corns, c/>m*
: between the toes, and tho f s
'" JV \ haul skin caJhiv* on (SjS
\ bottom of feet lift A I
/'•w rlebt off—no \ /
hliynh»l£ | V J
I \ I
w
pi Tmybstlln»f Frtrunt" cut
UL / kui M/tw unit at drug Mm
Toilet Articles
111* Present
Price I*rlce
llurhc. Ilulr Brush II -i 81.SO
Mum
4il>t « rinc unit U«»*» \V*trr 3*c tfft#
W i .1 m Vanishing I'Kmi J*c 98#
iv a it r«»i«i crmm 4ft#
s. ji, i:< m«i Almond C« » Oiraro Wr HO#
Thf «ri •.I i?o!U Crwim *»o« SO#
Odtr>l«nt mbo 2ft#
Hrmpri* (ilovtm *'•<' ftO^
Bftrni 1 Prffklf Crf.im ftO*
Air K!«> it Tilrum . . . f»« 35#
Mmnen'n Talcum J3«*
Violrt (>r»t« N :m «hlng Cr«*rtfn ! «>. AO#
Vioirt Witrh llmi Or »• am .. ... 2lc 2ft#
Shaving
\\ 11 il lft Muc SA-ip f>r St
\ti to Slrvv it) ..... f'O • ftO#
DwtMun Dvpln Kick .. .. .. ?'■< no#
8rpt«»l Sh.tvlnf 2&c Bft#
I I'M tl«§9
f f I 9 * •§•
'ailrtlr Itlaulc ftO#
Wmmmf cr (Mflti'l Htirk . 2&0 3ft#
For the Teeth
Kleanwell Ilrti.hm I®e 50#
Prophylactic Brushes lie 35#
|ir Icon's l'aste "c 22#
Allen • Tooth P*»te lir 25#
K "if 30#
Sinltol pasts ' v 33#
rpiol To"'harha I>rop« 21<" 25#
Colrate'« I'a-te !0« 25#
Mm 4ie 45#
!•• • Ma so#
S 8 White Da- le 2Sc 25#
Kuthymol Mc 35#
Soaps
Manafiel.l'. Kkc and Tar lO#
. , Lava JOc lO#
I, ly \\ nhtnxton .. 10. lO#
l.ux 10c 13#
swift's All-Round Snap He 13#
pAlmoirvs l*e lO#
Tar 13#
Coltfat< » Ci«hmere Bouquet 21c 25#
l:e«inol Soap lie 25#
Cuttcura 23#
Ivory Ue 15#
Crem» f>ll Soap l«c lO#
B>nol Soap 250 3S#
Miscellaneous
Colorlte 2"c 25#
j O-Cedar Polish 20c B##
Autocrit I.lnen Stationery i" SO#
■ 1 Shtnola Shoe r.>lt«h 10c JO#
Peter's Breakfast Cocoa 10c 18#
Stemo Heat ftc lO#
Hyir*ia Bottles, complete SO#
1' uform ShouMer Brie* t! J'. 82.50
Putnam Dry Clenner 2Sc 25#
1 llorilck'a Malted Milk 71c 73#
Mellln'a Food tie 75#
Kaicle Brand Conrlensed Milk 1»< 25#
STORE NO. 1
190S
Itoren A ve.
STORE NO. 2
610 Second Ave.
Near Alaska Bldg.
Cashmere Style
Returns in France
PAKIH, Jun» 11 f'arlalan women
are nearrhing for ctfhrrH , rfi aha win
I whk'h a generation ago were thrown
' from the f**d'»fitMl of faahlon th*v oc
cupied Tl»e caahmere fashion has
I returned The beautiful materia!
now uaed for the decoration of hut*,
handbag* and numerous feftiinlne ar
1 tirle*. f*»trhc« art enormotjg prl«e.
STORE NO. 3
Fir*t Avenue
at I'ike Street
STORE NO. i
5349 Itallarri
Avenue
STORE NO. 5
Second Avenue
at I nion Street
STORE NO. 6
Westlake Avenue
at I'ine Street
Joe's Lawyer
Had Argument;
Joe Had Facts
If** waa it little man and very
much in earn**!.
Hia nam" waa Joe Btarlka. With
hia Httoriify, Tom l> I'age, h«* wua
standing bo fori* Judge Jeremiah
NVterer In the federal court, and
had Juat pleaded guilty to violation
of the national prohibition law.
"I n*k for leniency of the court
in pronouncing ftentence on thin
man." tieirnii Attorney l*i . Miavcly,
"for he had life Mill In hla poamw*-
lon "
"V« a, yea; 1 had atlll!" Interrupted
! Joe.
A ripple of mirth went around
the court room.
"Hut if he had a ntill ha did not
llae it," Maid Page.
"Y< , yew, I uae It.** Interrupted
•foe again. "I make medicine with
it twice."
The Judge waa the next, to apeak.
"Two hundred dollar*," he aaid.
Whole Town on
Stand in Breach
of Promise Suit
MKYKKHIiAIJO, I'm. .limn 11
Himlni-NN v'mm rrlpplort h«r« the
other il.iy, whrn l!nn or tho Irud
Ink rltlwn* won- . ill.it IIH wit
n"»»< In 11 lir«>iii-h of promlKe null
brought liv Mlh'i Irttin (Irirc Hip
plo iiKiilriKt llahlnn 11. Ilownor.
ll'' 'lulmrd that during hi* iih
af-nrr an a ftoldl*»r. mli" rTOlvr»d
the attention* of oth»r men. Hhe
denied the eharp;* Bowser Miltltd
the raw for ll.ftOft.
THE SEATTLE STAR
SINK WINDMILL
TO GET POWER
Salt Lake Inventor Defies
Laws of Scicncc
HAI.T t.AKK rtTY, Utah. June II ;
Knoutfh electricity to aupplv th'*
entire clvil!*ed world nun t»e irener
a ted hy (h» Mi a *NiNMi|t|ii river, with
«>tjl the construct ion of a Klnnlc dam
j or other obstruction.
Thla I* lh« of Qeorf*
I' A Welaanbom of thin city, mem
her of tha National Inititutc of In
ventor*. unit of the Kwnch Invent
«>r'» Academy, who haa Ju*t received,
dftrr yearn of lal»or, a patent on ;»
MUhmer|<Hl water wheel hn*
I proven moat Ntinrej«tful In iiplte of
all P lentlflc theoiierfto the contrary
I'nttl recently It haa been mrrptH
that no water wheel would function
entirely atibm«*rfferi |tut. working
on the principle of the windmill
which I* entirely aubmcrired In »lr
WHaenhorn him Invented a water
wh**e| wht h w)|| operate and r«»r
tlnue* to i?rn«»rut* electricity aa Jook
i* there l« a "light movement or cut
rent In the water In which the wheel
la placet!
With the new wheel, no <lam to
« rr.ita a heavy full will l»e nertr
I *ary Thou It nan he Uo*d at th"
•Itl" of river*, or In the ocean whore
the tii|e« i*an play thru It, and no oh
j M ruction to truffle occtir
The wheel which la mid to hav«
already bean riven a thoro teat ic«*n
-mien etectrtrtty by utilltlng th«
fore# of the current
On# of the wheela Installed in a
h»i« 12 Inch** wide and 3H f «"«*( lon*
1 inchored In a utrearn flowing only
half a mil* an hour. In aall to have
tfrnerated aufflclent « lectrtHty to
operate * pump Which drew up 34
•MMi gallon* of water |«er day for an
■ indefinite period
Wolaonbora, who la natfcmallv
Known an a practical Inventor. ha*
5T other Inventlona to hta credit.
Noted S. A. Worker®
Will Speak Here
Tim Kalvktmn army l» urmlinc t" !
1 th» tnlMton O«>M a mirnl»r of fitlrn
lion *rmjr offlr»n> who will Mil on
W«<tn»i«ljvy, Jun« 14 Tli'M rr|ir«K-n
i«n*» workvrn »t» Ruins to China.;
IndlA, .fan* «ii I
Th«i |Mir(y mmprlM Iht> folh>wlnK |
*»> it Mm Twlll«.y, who with
'h»lr thr** rhlMrvn »r«i going to In
; <tui: Cmp«. Hrt»t<*r •ml l.l!tier
<r» Mulimxl to tb« HihaliMi artny
nilHwinn n»M In Chin*, having nmvNl
I ror'rntly fr»>m th« old rountry. and
' thry will Hi" part In thr mating*
nt ih» H Ovation army rltadrl Ktflh
iv» S and Wa«hlneion at . ttunrfa).
r>*ltoH and l.leut. Btol|>i». two |
Amrrlrnn oWwri. »r» on tholr way
to Kcrra and Java. r»«|w>rttv»ly: tt.rw
young wofnrr will aim tako part In
thr mrrtlnga Himilir at th« aborp ad
Judge Black Will
Address Demos
Jtidg* W \V Utark of rvrrott w|l|
addrma th" King t'ounty rvowretlr
, .-lub on Siil noon at M»vaa
mf»t,rU on "Kartort Muklnit for
S wtiKx ratlo Suorwaa "
(imrgr F Clirtat»na»n. <-halrm«n of
| thn ditiwrmllc «t»l» fitttnl rorn
mlttT. will b» pr«-arnt and a
brief addrma,
An KjtglUh mrdM «rVntl«t ror
immmda a vtalt to a muwum n« an ;
••«r»||*nt rrniody for ar-holara' brain
j fatt I
GOING FAST!
CUT PRICES ON FINE MERCHANDISE ATTRACTS EAGER BUYERS
TO MY STORE—GREAT STOCK IS BEING RAPIDLY UNLOADED—PRICES
SLASHED AGAIN ON NATIONALLY ADVERTISED GOODS
SELLING OUT THE With most stores reporting poor business, my place has
I fIU II I IMfflU ernrif f,e<,n crowded. hut no wonder, when I am slashing the prices
JUnli Lmlln d l UUVt M*W?m on the world's best known merchandise. In clothing lam B O U A f™ O B
>y~x Mmf offering such standard makes as HIRSCH-WICK WIRE, B B
M \ DAVII) ADLER & SONS, SOCIETY HUAND and LEOPOLD ■ w ■
' MORSE (I'nion Made). In Shoes lam selling W. L. IH)U(i LAS, B SLASHED I
GOTZIAN. CHIPPEWA and WASHINGTON SHOE CO.'S DRY ■ ■
YOI'RS FOR SOX - i,nd in Cnderwear. COOPER'S, MEDLICOTTS and | $2.89 |
LOWER OTHER SPLENDID MAKES. This high cliuss. nationally adver- B Mm* *;.io H«av> CQ QQ I
I'RICKS J tised merchandise is selling at prices away lielow what you can ex- 9 Work shnm. rut to—l
ii m. KiHii Ks pect to get the same for at any other store. Join the crowds when H >i«u* \\aik-Ovrr ami st**son H
the doors open Saturday at nine and gvt your share of the money ■ JJTJJ $0,35 I
saver ** H' B the evfr offered in Seattle. ■ Mrn >„' iii cut and Lo««- Shorn, I
I $15.00 value*, An f% p H
~B SB.SO \ in l«din' Shorn: «m H
B MEN'S WOOL B B MEN'S FINE B B Men's Suits in B B .-too pair* to t* «iow«i jr B
B SLITS. VALUES I I SLITS TO $35. I I Heavy Tweeds I I >1" "'sro v*s.ttD ■
I Hi II steds. Val. to $6O | | |
I CIJ. QC I I CI 7 ks II &0/I QC I | vaino, i« s«.i.o W.DD B
B «p It,OJ B H «J) JL • • Otl B H IDZT.ou B H sandal*. » iar e « aq B
EBB B lot apecially prirwl JOC B
l-adlrs' Oxfords. Blaok and Tan. B
HBfl I * i" (j» a no H
f-— MEN'S HEAVY WOOL OVERCOATS TO ■ »9.00 Bj
v».« Mh «>«« $11.95| half price I
$.10.00; latest styles, but MEN'S FINE I'AILORED WOOL ON ER- IIN MANY CASES F\R I ESS
broken it* 1 O Ol - ' OATS, \ ALI ES 1() 7 Ql% !S"' Mm'* (unviw tiiovnt. h«»-y 8 |
Jh I / fSn S t((.00. CUT TO A * »00 B OX.. g< at halt priocs OC I
lines, cut to'*' MEN'S ALL-WOOL MACKI- d» Q f\C I ! f,,r ZOC ■
i n.»»v< n„»iH sr.* 9S.W ■ ii™;"ji7 , „Sr s """si.2sl
GOINGIHi BOYS'SUITS MEN'S PANTS MEN'S HATS I I
a _ f . , , T a l\u 'l'll \ v nvKittl IS Mfn'» >5.00 Hut*. kto.v*, <H> ' Snl <3 /2 C B
AT I EiM I »'"r«N..f _ Hoys' Sulla, valurs to -*T ,KSS , r ~ W and t. r o„n„ to /to ■ 12.00 HrUtol \Vm,l imlor. QO |
\ KffiSkf *lO. In on.- hIK d|C OC all slxm. al ,4o | wear, half prico "OC H
UAI r '• "' vO'OJ 13.00 Men'a lihaJtl (M _ _ ■ Mrn'a H. V. I), (iannrato, ("C- ■
HALr liny,' 111,,,, Sore* ami rim* fo »t .. $ 1 »45 J B '. s,W i " on CJO QC H apoelal at 55C |
DDirn Hi Wor-tfd Sulla, prlrrd formerly 81.'Nl Mou'i I nlon Mad« WorU ,l!4U ' 1,r0k,,n i'H*«P«3.l7o ■ Arrow f'ollara, aJI slira. at or I
■ 111 EL a fHRtHI *1.1.00, In <>ut> (HQ or I'anu go Co OC ' *ll Mrn'h J? and QQ ■ lrs N thnn liHlf prior, 2 I 6UC ■
WWi l>lu lot, at *PO.y«3 al d) 6,09 »!•»» <»P» K»> at .... VOC ■ Men'a Spring \Vri K lit QQ, B
I I jn I'nion Suit* S/OC
131 twy* mi \\«m.i MmUviawi, were Mb'i (Mm Mill Dvvm IrOW |H \i i ftU(TCABEB iixir PRICB
■ U $5.95!»»."'« $3.85 Pay Checks Cashed !■■■■■■■■■■■#
I.E RED FRONT CLOTHING CO:
1601-03 First Avenua-Corner Pine Street ji
Your Choice at
$4.80
Downstairs at the Second
and Madison store, ladies
will find some sale offers of
more than ordinary interest.
At the startling figure of
only 91.H0 they can choosy
from the following:
liluck Kid Oxfords with
l'aby l<ouiH heeln and turned
oI»m; Black Satin and Brown
Satin One-eyelet Ties, and
Brown Calf Brogue Oxfords
with military heels.
Am the ailo proicreaaew an<l the
•to« k in rearranged, t rruin nupiN-m
Mr» rnovcil do w natal r* fur quirk •**»ie.
that ev« ry «!*• y wirtm new
offi-r* tn U»l» department. Thei* iire
nUi * lat ti'' number of hrokt-ii »lw
lotn at thla prlc« and wlliT w»mlfr
fill valuo* nt lut'h pcfcrw r»a »U. IO
Kill 97.H0 In Urn aenie department.
Hosiery Bargains
Regular $2.50 nnd $2.75 val
ues in Silk llos«>, now $ I
Regular $".50 Silk Hose—
Mark, White and Colors -
now • $2.«5
Black Silk Ijict* Hose, regu
lar sG.">u vajues, for. SfH.HS
These ut Both Stores
SECOND
and
MADISON
Mars May Signal
in Year 1924
HTAMFORD. Conn, Juno 11.—
Prof I*a«>d To<ld. a»tronom»r. who
la rwrung here after hi* re«-ent trip to
Houth America, aald he thought alg
nit* might be caught from the plaiiet
Mara hy Auguat. IJI4.
At that time he «lM Mara will be
only *0 000.000 mile* from the mrth.
the ne.ir- *t a|>pr»a|ch for the ne*t f.OO
year* lie I* going to take up certain
eiperlmenta to try to mtch aignal*
In an BernpLine
PATENT
LOW SHOES
Half Price
Here is an offer which will require no
second telling. A good selection at both
Stores. Read the items and act quickly.
A Patent Gaiter Pump with Baby Louis
heel, at the Main Store, C A
regular $ll.OO, for «yO*OU
A Patent Tongue Pump of a very hitfh
grade make, at Main Store ££? AA
only; regular $12.00, NOW vOtUU
A Laird Patent Tongue Pump, a Patent
Gaiter Pump, Patent One-eyelet Tie, with
either Baby or Full I>>uis
heels, all regular $ll, NOW. / «\/V/
A Patent Oxford, with Cuban heel,
at both stores; regular 7C
sl7.r>o, NOW «J>Oa # O
Laird's Patent "lazuli" Pump, laird's Pat
ent Two-eyelet Tie, L-iird'a Patent Tonjrue
Pump with Baby Ixmis heel, all at both
ftores; and Laird's Patent Oxford with
Ixrnis heel, at the Main Store; all regu
lar $1H.50 values, <CQ OC
NOW «I>C7.£Q
NO KXriIAMiKH AITKII IJ NOON
NO KKKI NI»S ON KITIIKK < %SII OK ( KKJ)IT SVIJ.S
TURRELL'S
20th Anniversary
SHOE SALE
"Manny" Chapelle
Loses His Smile
NTCW TOItK. Junw 11—"Manny"
<*haprlt«. Ilrondway'a f unojj* ' man
who frown* ™ formerly one of
tha b»»t known flgurra along the
Whit* Way. la In the RJveratd* aanl
tarlum. Worrie, over a dlv or»e ault
and one for ollenaUon of affection*
Bra anil] to h»»e token away the
umlie "Manny" wu one of the beat
known rhampagne aaleamen In the
$2OO Paid for
Threepence Coin
NEW YORK, June Jl.—At the
aale of the coin collection of the late
Henry C. Miller a three pence »truck
by John Hlgley of Oranby. Conn.,
from copper mined on hi* property
In 1717. brought 1200. The coin ha*
n picture of a deer and the word*
"value me aa you pleaae."
Vienna powim » a unique orrhe*
tra. All the member* of It. from the
director down to the drummer, are
doctor* of medicine •
FTTTTMT. JVSt 11. T**»
Other Sale Item#
blf *al* at both ninrr* !■
proving a pl#**jwnt utirprU® to
H'iittlf ljtird'n arfl oth«*r
equally fumout mak*« an* ahown
In fv»rv Mvl* at prl<** redtj< tloni
whlrh m«»n a Mg Having on «very
pair. Th# whit* ihcw viltiwi for
b«th Ifulli'K nnd chlldrtn ar* f««r
tlnilarly Intermitting at lhl« time
of year.
Shoes for
Growing Girls
at
$3.80
Another ntunnln? value In the
Ijownatalrn I>epartn)ent at P'-oond
and Miullnon.
I'atent Jiutton and L>acm ami fKin
metal Mutton welt aol» ahoe* in atzea
an'l T only at the wonderful price of
*3.HO.
For Infant*. /[\ W
little children
and the \KkHHuy
girl* and l>»y« // ffIJTI
you *1! I find Vv/jIM v\
splendid money /// lj| I
waving valuta //7 I j] 1\ YV
In th<- big CM)- />r/l |1 VjJ
dren's Depart.
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" T
PINE
at
THIRD
Thief After 32 Years
of Honest Work
LONDON, June 11 —After Jto
ye* ra" wnlce In the poet office.
Henry Johnann. a pfi«tmaii, «v
sentenced to i 'month's ImprUxM
ment for utealijig letter*.
Was Never Late in
56 Years' Work
LONDON. June 11— Retiring from
Chatham dockyard. A. C. Roae was
. never late or abaent during 56 yeara"
•ervloe.

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