The Seattle star., January 12, 1921, Page 2, Image 2

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—we emphasize strongly the fact that the uwods
offered are selected front our regular stock of
merchandise. which were purchased with all the
knowledge accumulated in .*>7 years' experience a.s
experts in our specialties.
buy at stale prices—jxry thin jewyr
yrrlaw '
•I (vmllarf •( f urnlt urr
inauHiiai ftnt nirVlj" amuiiNtlMg flr»t w^mry
«• paymrwt vmtmrmi I
$50 — ss sl sls0 — $15 — $2.50
s7s $7.50 $1.50, S2OO~ s2o s3
sloo slo s2 s3oo s3o $4.50
|sl25 — $12.50 $2.25 SSOO sso $7.50
add ft (f\ T~ F\^
to your
account —
: /TllJ^N^fiValJ
C SP? s " *' x' 1,
| SS§> # |*j#s
I I
wood bed, Ivory finish—
JANUARY Jlt _ . __
$ 1465
ntukr frtea CS—
—•quipped wltb San* aanitary annle Iron raOc ataa of pmrta 1%
Inch's aqtiara; fillers -s x \ Inch#* width I ft. I Iwlmc trorj
finish: vary strongly built; rfular prVca I! 1 —; special for thta
JANUARY RAIJ-; 914.65
Sta.d^ni^
AM W*kM plant la D»lw>. O,
fccapa a supply of nmbrellaa to lend
tat Ita employes when rain flwto them
tmprvpared at th# Hoeing honr.
BLADDER
WEAKNEBB
_ A baa* la«co«ea A»«!«e fea* tU W
• nra pm m i> tut i»kM w4 » :>m a»ia»
!■ af tnax «r aiMU«. u4 u*
PROSTATE GLAND
* to aa* i«l<a ta agr uaiaa-. mO-01-iXnr»
■kMH* am a>i«a K. aiaata aa4 ta Ml
*^nsa«2s
50c ne'e FREE
auo "SELF CUT lEiFin
*» Wr4M «a *lll I*" aaar l*a «M fwtoi"
am rur Tr «i
mil <* nio-<;i.* vdin . »rd "Mi < »f - !'•*-<
axtaw a*> t» l«t rremrtf. twt W«4iW m
fmuu KdtT* «» 'IM rm4 K. *•*<! *» mcfy
feu )« tallut, ul m ij U Html nail ha.
r. H Warth. 14 I .ril.nHi w.. s™ Vart
$50,000.00 LOST
IN A SINGLE DAY
Drastic Reductiona in Pricea Cauaea Loaa of Big
Fortune to Weil-Known Seattle Store—Pioneer
Merchant Believea That Any Loaa That Haa to
Be Taken May aa Well Be Taken at Once—No
Uae Prolonging the Agony.
M. B. Rorrwtefn. president of the
Hub Clothing Company, located for
more than * quarter of a century
on Plonker Square, la one Seattle
baslnes* man who believe* that
when anything of a disagreeable
natnre ha* to be done it In well to
do It at on<* and get It over with.
The Hub Clothing Htore carrle* a
tremendous stock of men'* wearing
appar»l. Every article In the store
van purchased with the Intention
of eelllng at a legitimate profit. To
forego thl* profit; to lie compelled
to aell many article* below actual
emit In not pleasant, but the pre • nt
eltuatlon compel* a readjustment,
and the Hub ha* deckled to t,ikr
their lone In one big done, and take
It now.
Thursday and FVlday the big
■tore will be r losed to the public
to give a small army of clerk* time
to take inventory. Haturday morn
ing the Hub will throw It* doom
open with every article In ith entire
stock on sale at Just half regular
price*. Hhor*. pant* and a few
item* of work good*, along with
contract collar*, will be the only
«sc«ption* to the half-price rule.
During the many year* that the
Hub ha* been catering to Soattle
1921 Record of
Pedestrians Hit
by Autootobiles
/I/I —t'mdanUfl«d maa alighting
l i from a (tml tar at H roadway
awl E. Danny way. Tuanday after
r.imn. «u atrork by tha auto of
Monnta Rjaybuma. IM K. Howall «C
Tha man waa umnlured.
• • •
4(* —Hn Mary Waltar. ft. of
Iw Bremerton. waa falaJtv tr>
. jred wlkn »truck by lba auto of
B. Butterworth, near Weatlaka
md Kighth area.. Ttie*d«iy night,
a a a
J/* Wlrylrd by aloof. H. C. Robert
"HI arm, til Orphanm hldg, ran
town Jaroe* M<-I>onald. 11. of *1
Hattery Kt. Tuawday night. Mr Don
Od racetvad minor brulrai atid cat*.
Son, 75, It Guest at
Mother's Birthday
v»iiva m vaauj
MT OMVKT, Ky . Jan lie-Mr*
Nancy tloe, old'*t resident of floliln
«on county, celebrated her >7th
irthday anniver*ary In good health
ind -plrll* One gueat waa her aon.
who I- TJ. •
men It* rerrjtar everyday p,.|
have been notably low. I„irge vol
iime of ca*h busine** tn a low rent
district ha* made this possible.
Wh»n the *ale start* Satunlay you
-an walk into the Hub and ret any
«ult, overcoat, shirt, hat, or any
Other article among the thousand*
displayed. and pay J u „t half the
regular price. Regular prlo ticket*
remain on every article. All ran
tomers have to do la divide this
price hf two.
Not only doe* tbe half prlc« apply
to all the old merchandise In the
llut, hut even thf new goods
bought hy Mr Rornsteln on hi* re
cent K.mt"rn trip, are Included, and
will he *old at half former regular
pricen. When It |m considered that
'lie Hub I* filled with standard
brand* of men's wearing apparel,
mtjotl of |t nationally' advertised
staple merchandise the IrnporUince
of rill-' half price sale will be real
lze.l Full detail* of tht* most un
ijnual store event will be published
In The star I ildiiv. RcOhomlral
folk* will wait for It
Bal"«men and women experienced
In clothing and furnishing* con *e
euro employment during vale bv
applying at the Huh Thursday or
K rldn y
CHILDREN DIE
AS CITY LAGS
Every $lO Not Raised
Means One Life Gone
Hautlla Id n»«rln« tha halfway
nwk In Ita minpaimi to ralw 4180.-
000 a* It* Hilar* of tha 113.000.00U
fund being oollaciad by H«rhart
lloovar for V atiirvtßK < hlldrvn
of Kuropa. It waa annouiu M today
by I 4 11. lluitiMl of Tacoina, alulo
chalrmnn of tha Kuropaon Naar Ku»t
rallaf fund.
Spurrad 'o artlon by appeal* tn
which It wtm frankly aald that for
•viry 110 tha o(ty falla ahort of It•«
quota a llttla child vtll dla, th"
rcaldmta of Kanttla hava haan
mora frarly than at firat. but flur
natt da.lar.-d that thty muat do atjll
hatter If tha niuiiay la to ba raiand
in tlma.
Hk hope* tn "fry over tt*a top" with
tha stdta quota of IJIO.WO by ti«
nil] of tha month at tha lateat, and
If tht* la to ha dona It la aaaanMul
that Kin* ootiotv and Saattla glva
thair ahara. A mimN-r «»f apartanu
lar actlvltlaa ar* bain* planned for
tha cloalng daya of th" campaign.
Tha county committee ha*
soliciting fund* actively. but contrl
hutlona ar* being received by tha
trt»(<nr»ir. M F Itarku*. preatdent of
tha National Ita ok of Cn«Mli«wa
PLAN MEETING
AGAINST DOPE
White Cross to Stage Public
Rally Saturday Night
IHgMera ag*fn«t tha traffic In
nareotlr* organlaed a# the Whit*
Crtxn society. will Inaugurate th#ir
mrrpultn a*»ln*t th* dope evil In
what t« tip«rt>d li t» > routing
public nua nNilm In th# Metro
politan theatre Saturday night.
Vl»ld de#rrlpUon of tb* ra*a*#"
of Mrnlle ftruj* ar* to k« given
by wont* of th# ipHkrt* Th# or
raaton will mark th# first #ffoet of
th# trfitttnllmi to arqualnt th#
public with lt» purpo*## and th#
methods to bo employed bjr lt##lf
ami #ubal<iLary sorietl#* thruout th#
ooantry la carrying oat th# pro*nun
of NUtl*.
Roy. W. II BUM. r#*»ntty cj*»**n
pr#«Ment of th* Whit# <>»»#■. will
pr*std#. Mayor Hugh M. raidw#ll
baa announced ha la making *very
•ftort to nane»l a prevlou# engage
m#nt In order to ad<lr*a* th# m««
meeting.
Other spaaker# twrltid#: W K
Prl**tl*y. chairman of th# art! r.ar
folic oommltta# of th* China club
Mr*. Henry pr##l<i«nt *tat#
Federation of Wom#n'a Club*; Wil
liam Mh«rt„ pre#td#nt Washington
Mat# federation of LiUmr Thomai
N. Hw>l>. Plat# Cammudtr Amerl
nui Carl Oroaon, attorney
and member arhool board, and X J.
Sullivan, attorney.
Among th# patron# of th* maaa
meeting are: M. K lUrkua, F, II-
Ixio# IWnard Petl#y. Ilenry Ilea
born. J. A. Hwalw#ll. A. W. t*otv
ard. J T l!#fTerti»n. L ft Booth.
Frank Wut»rhMi»# Henry firnallo
Reginald Psr#on# F*ri n k Mrt>#r
mott, OtKin Dip, Chart#* Peabody,
n. K Frederick. A J Itbodea. W
A. P»trr» c;#r.r*» Don worth and
Ralph Oemmlll
BEATS GASOLINE AT
IS CENTS A GALLON
Now In Marthw MikM Tarda Run >1
MIWw aai t.allon nf (>aao4lnr and
Mart Kujr in fuMial WfatliT.
tHhnr (Wi Mtnw PnporUoaalf
Having*
A now cartairrtpr which cut" down
gaaollna con*umpUon of any motor,
including th* Ford, and miurw rax
ollrta I.IIi« from one third to one half
la the proud acblovemant of tho Air
Friction Carburetor Co., 7** Madlmn
SC. Paytnn. Ohio. Thla remarkable
Invention not only increase* tha pow
ar of all motor* from 10"*. to SCi,
but anahlo* every ona to run alow on
High gmr. ft alao make* It eauy to
atart a Ford or any other car In tha
coldest weather without previously
warming the motor. With It you ran
use the very choapeat grade of gao
ollna, or half gaaoline and half kero
aena, and "till got more power and
more mileage than you now get from
tha hlglieat teat gaaoline Many Kord
owner* aa> they now get a* high a*
4"> to 80 mil"* to a gallon of gasoline.
H« aura are lha manufacturer* of the
immense saving their new carbur
"tor will make that thay offer to aeud
It on 30 days trial to every oar
owner. It < ;in he put on or taken
off In .4 few minute* by any one, ail
readers of thla paper who want ••
try It ahould *eml their name, ad
■lree* and make of car to the manu
facturer* at once. They aiao want
U>ca| agent*. to whom they offer »*•
.optionally large profit* Write them
today Advertisement
■ ' IHO* 0
Mrm. Mary FTTler CmfTh.
who la to b« the ne*t
epeßker of the Tlrltlah
Columbia Parliament and
the flrnt woman In the
world'* hUtory to hold
*ueh an Important po
sition In any jowmmnit
la another of the many
notable* among -our high
ly esteemed patron*
Wf sincerely rongt-Htn
late Mm. Smith and
every forward looking
worn.in for thin splendid
triumph
House of
Du Barry
THE SEATTLE STAR
Si—-. HUMOR PATHOS
K^rmmE
OMEKRY
Story a Day
The Love
Philtre of Ikey
Schoenstein
(CopVti4>kt, f*»««. I> Ike Wkcrlcr
Fyndtratr. Inr I
Tha IThir Ught Prug fltoea Is
downtown, betwren the itowery and
, Klr«t Avenua, where the distance b«
lwren the two str*rt« la the shortesL
Ihe lllur Light doea not mnelder
that pharmacy la a thin* of lirloit
brae, Kent and Icecream awln. If
you aak It for pain killer U will m l
give you a bonbon.
The Itlue IJght aetn» fh* tabor
saving arts of modern phartuai y. It
mucorutea Its opium and |>ercolati«
Its own hiuda nurn and lutregorlfl. Tn
thla day pi lit ar« nuulo li-lilnd It"
titlt prtacriplum drak -pill* rolled
out on Ita own pIIMUe. divided with
a spntula, rolled with lite flngrr and
thumb, dueted with calcined p'iig
mala and dellxerrd In little round
pasteboard pill Itotea The etore Is
on a corner about which covevs of
lagged plumed. hllartoua children
play and breoma candidates for the
cough dropa and aoothlng ayrupe
that wait for thrm Inaldo.
Ikey Hrhoenstein waa the night
clrrk of the iUue Uglit and thr
friend of his customer*. Thua It le
on the Koat Hide* where the heart of
pharmacy la not glace There, as It
ahould ha, the druggist I* a coun
aellor, a conf senr. an adviser, an
able and willing missionary and men
tor, whoae learning la reepected.
whose on-ult wisdom la venerated
and whoae medicine Is often pourrd.
untaxed. Into the gutter Thrrefore
Ikry a t*i nlfortn. bespectarlnd nose
and narrow, kuowletlgtbowed fig
lira was well known in the virnlty
of the Blue Light and his advbw ami
notice were much deelred.
Ikey roomed and breakfasted at
Mra lUddle'a, two squares away
Mr* fuddle had a daughter named
lloay. The circumlocution has been
In Vain—Jill must have gureewl It—
Ikey adorwd lloay. Hha tinctured all
hla thoughts; site was the compound
»*i tract of all that waa «ftrraloalb'
pure and officinal—the dispensatory
contained nothing equal to Im«. Hut
Ikey was timid, aiul hla hopes re
mainrd inaoluble In the menstruum
of his taa>-kwardne«a and fear*. He
hind his counter he 'waa a superior
bring calmly conscious of special
knowledge and worth; outside he waa
a weak kneed, purblind, cnotorman
cursed rambler, with infilling
Clothes ata hied wtth cheml'Wla anil
smelling of aomtrln* aloea and
vaierlanata of ammonia.
The fly In tkey<B ntntment (Thrice
walcomtk pat trope) waa Chunk Mc
Oowaa.
Mr. McOowan waa also striving to
<mtch the bngbt smile* tossrd about
by Hoay. Hut he waa no outflrMrr
as Ikey waa; he ptrkrd them off the
hat. At the lanwt time he waa Ikey'a
friend and customer, and often
dropped in at the lllti* IJght Drug
rttorr to have a bruise painted with
iodine, or get a cut rubber plaatered
after a pleasant evening apeni along
the Hover)'.
One afternoon McOowan drifted In
hi hla silent, easy way. and aat.
• Timely, smooth faced, hard. Indomit
able good-natured, upon a stool.
Ikey,- .Hid he. when his friend
had frtrhr.l hla mortar and «"t oppo
"lie, grinding gum benaoin to a pow
■ler, gfi huay with your rar. It'a
drugr for mr If you've got the line i
I need."
Ikry scanned the countenance of
Mr. M<<iownn for |he urual evidence
<tf conflict 'but found none
"Takr your coat off!" he ordered
I guisi alre.nl> that you have l»een
stuck In the rlbe with a knife i
have many time* told you these Ihi
to*" would do you up."
Mr Mctiowan smiled "Not thrm "
he aald. "Not any iHignea Uut
j you've located the diagnosis all right
' enough- It's under my coat, near the
' rlhe Kay! Ikey Kosy and me arr
goln' to run away und grt miurlrd
lonlghtr*
Ikry'a Irft forrflngrr waa doubled
over the rdge of the mort;ir. holding
II steady. He gave It a wild r*p
Willi the pe*Oe. but felt It not Mean
while Mr. MtHowun's smile faded to
a look of perplexed gloom
"That la." he continued "If she
ke«,ps In thr notion until the time
come. We've l»en layln' pipe, for
the getnw.iv for two week, cine day
she aaya she will; the »*m« rvenln'
she aaya nltrv We've agreed or lo
night, and Hos* a stuck lo the affirm
alive thla time for two whole daya.
Hut It's fl«c hours yet till the lime,
and I'm a/ratd alia'M stand me up
when It comes to the acratch."
"You said you wantod drugs." re
marked Ikey.
Mr Mrtlosnti looked 111 at «»ae
and horaaaed- -a condition oppoaed to
hla uaiuSl line of demeanor. He made
a patent medicine almanac Into a roll
and fitted It with unprofitable care
| fulneaa about his finger.
"I wouldn't have thla double han
jdirap make a false start tonight for
a million," he said. "I've got a lit
tle fl it tin In Harlem all ready, with
I chrywinthemums on thr table and
] a kettle ready to boll. And I've en
gagril a pulpit pounder to be ready
at his house for us at » SO. It's got
Ito come off And If Hosy don't
change her mind apnm!" Mr. Mr
I Ciotvan orasrd. a prey to his doubta
"I don't srr thrn yrt," said Ikey.
I shortly, "what makes It that you talk
|of drugs, or what I can be doing
I about It."
"Old mnn Riddle don't like me a
jlllllr bit," wrnt on the unr;isy
Miltor, bent upon manthnlllng hla
I arßiirncnts "For a week he hasn't
let lloay step nutxldr the door With
ine If It waan't for lostn' a hoarder
they'd have bounced me long agt>
: I'm mnkln' $lO a week, nnd she'll
never regret flyln' the cotip with
chunk McOowan "
| "You will r*cii«e me, Chunk." aald
Ikey. "I must make a prescription
that Is to he called for Moon."
"Say," said Mcflowafl, looking up
Hilddrnly, "say, Ikey, nln't there a
drug of some kind-some kind of
powders that'll muke n girl like you
belter If you irlve 'em to hrr*"
Ikey's lip henenth his nose curled
with th*- scorn of wiiperlor enlighten
inent; hut before he could answer
Mctlowan continued Tun Lucy told
mr he got some once from 'I crnnkei
uptown and fed 'em to his gli I 111
nod* water. From Ilia vrrjr flral d««n
ha *aa hit high and evrrytfaly cp*
looked Ilka So nrnta to her. They
was married In Iran than two wa*ka."
HlronK ami aliripla wi» Chunk Mr
fktw.ut. X brltrr reader of mm tluin
Ikry waa roukl have seen that hla
tough (rnina wa*» strung U|*m flnr
wlies, Ukr a gwal general who was
about to Inviuln the enemy's territory
ho wan arching to guard every point
against poeslbla failure.
"I thought," wi-nt on CTinnk, hope,
fully, "that If I had one of thrm | ffl»
der» to *'*" Itaay whrn I aro hrr at
•upper tonight It might braze her up
and k«*r|> her from Tenanting on the
proposition to skip. I guraa t-he don't
ntrd a mule imun to drag h<-r Away,
hut women urn bettor at reaching
than they are at running haw* If
the atufTll work Juat for a ooopl" of
hour* it'll do the trick."
"When la thla foollahneaa of rtm
Mng away to happening?" oaked
Ikwy.
"Nine oVlock." aalrt Wr MoOowan
"Hupper'a at T. At I Rnttey goes to
liril with a Ir.ularhe, at • old I'ur
venaano let* me thru to hla backyard.
Where there's a hoord off l'.d/Ile's
fence, next door. I go onder her
window and hrlp her down the fire
eaoape. We've got to mak* It early
on the prearher'a armtint. It'a all
dead ea*y If Hoay don't balk When
the flag drop*. Can you fl* me one
of ihrm powder*. IkryT'
Ikey Hrhoenatein niMied hla none
•lowly.
"fhnnk," eald he. It la of drug* of
that nature that pharnwrutlata
muat hava much To you
alona of my ar«|tialnlanra would I
intrust a powder like that. Hut for
you I ahall make It. and you ahalt
are how It mak*l Itosy Uilok of
yon"
Ikey went behind the preariiptlon
drak. There he rniahrd to a powder
two aoluhla tal»lrt», earh rontaining
a quarter of a grain of morphia. To
them he addrd a little eugar of milk
lo increase the tmlk. and folded the
mixture neatly In a white paper
Taken by an adult thla powder would
Inaure arvrrul houra of heavy alum
l»r without danger to the .lerprV
Till* he l.anded to Chunk MKinwim.
telling him tn admlneter It In a Ikiuld
If poaeibi*. and received the hearty
thanka of the harkynr^pi/.rhlnvar
Tlie •uMlrtjr of lk*>*a anion tie
romea apparrnt upon rerltal of hla
atiber'iurnt move lie aent a mea
rengrr for Mr. lilddle and dlarloee«|
the plana of Mr M'-tiowan for rlop-
Ing with Rosy- Mr ruddle waa a
•tout man. brtrk duirty completion
and au-lden in action.
"Much obliged," he aald. briefly,
to Ikey. "The lny Irlah loafer' My
own room'a Ju»t above Roay'a. I'll
Juat go up there myaelf after aupper
and load the eliotgun and wait If
he cornea In my tau kyard he'll go
away In a ambulance Inatead of a
bridal ehalae."
With IXmr held tn the chrtnhea of
Morpheus for a many hour» deep
•luml«r, and the bloodthirsty parent
waiting, armed and forewarned. I1«ey
frit that hie rival waa cloaa, Indeed,
upon dlaromflture.
All night In the Itl'ie IJght dmg
f .re he waited *t hla dtltleo for
< hanor newa of the tragedy, but none
rame
At 7 o'clock In the morning the
day clerk arrlvd and Ikey Marled
hurriedly for Mm. luddle'a to learn
the outcome. And. !o' aa he ateppe<l
out of itore who but Chunk M-
Coaan aprang from a piuurtnr atrert
car and grasped hla hand--Chunk
Mc*Jowan with a victor'* smile and
fluahed with )oy.
"Pulled It off." aald Chunk with
Klyalum In hla grin, "tloay hit thr
fir*- c*' ipr on ilmr to a second, and
*r ana und'r llir »lrr at the Ilrter
etui sat !• ->'« Hhr'a up at the flat
she cookril egj?a this mornlii* In a
I title WiTTmno I jnrfV. how lucky I am'
You muat |iace up some day, Ikey,
<ind feed with us I've got a Job
' down near the bridge, and that's
w hrrr I'm he-fling for now "
"The the ■ powder?" stammereil
Ikey
"t»h. thai stuff you gave mr*" aald
• •buijk. l-ti.-nleninr his crin "w. i' t'
was Ihln a»>. I aat down at the sup
per table last night at Kiddle's, and
| I looked at lloay. snd I aaya to my
aelf 'Chunk if you get the girl g*t
j her on the square—don't try any
\ hocua-|«>cus with a tliorobred like
' hrr' And I keeps the paprr you
1 giv me In my pockrt. And thru my
Recipe to Make a
Gray Hair Remedy
A. 1. Haulaon, M I)., who hae
prai'tlred meillrine In New Tork City
for man) yeara. gnve out the follow
ing ret-lpe for a home made gray hair
rrtnedv: "dray, atreaked or fad'-d
hair i*n hr rjulckly turned hlark,
brown or light brown, whlrhrvrr
ahade you dralre. by the following
remedy that you can make at home:
"Mrrrly get a bo* of Orlex port
drr at any drug More It ooata very
111 tie and no extra* to boy. Dtagolve
it in 2 ox. of dlatllled or rain water
and comb It through the hair. Full
dlrec-llona for use and a (mid bond
guarantee oome In each box.
"It I* a.ife. rub off. la not
atli'ky or grenay, and leaves the hnlr
fluffy. It will mnkr a gray-haired
pernon look 20 years younger -Ad
vertlsement.
You Can't Brush Or
Wash Out Dandruff
The only sure way to get rid of
dandruff la to dissolve It. then you
destroy II entirely To do thla. get
••ihoiit four ounces of ordlnnry liquid
nrvon; apply it ut night when rr
tiring; use enough to moiaten thr
acalp and rub It In gently with the
flngrr tlpa.
Ho this tonight, and hy rnomlnsr
most If not all, of your dandruff will
hr gone, and three or four more ap
plli-atlona will completely dlseolve
und entirely destroy every alngle
sign and trnre of It, no mailer how
much dandruff you may have.
You will find, too, that all itching
and digging of thn scalp will stop at,
once, and your hair will be fluffy,
lUHtroUB, gloawy, allky and soft, and
look and feel a hundred time* better
You c;in get liquid arvon at an>
drug ■tore. It In Inexpensive and
n> 'er fill In lo do tile Work. -Adver
tlacmcnu
In>>>lm fall on another puff? present.
who, I my* to myself, la fallln' In a
proper affection toward his comln'
mn In law, an I wati-hea my chance
and dump* that powder In old man
CLBVIRiANn, ft gn—tiiw t»n
r<iiitrillion of National (;rap« Grow
rra' aaaoclallon thut daeplt* pro h Mil
tU>na grain Iniluwtry pronpare iw
niTer before
To Cur* m r»l< In On# Day
Tafca <iro*» m I.A X ATIVK hI[HM" Qf*t-
NINVC !»»»!• '• Tha ■•ntiin» t#*ara lit* ftltf*
natura of Ki. W <ir»v«. 10«* —A4vtrtU«*
Mw 1
LARGER EARNINGS FOR /
YOUR SAVINGS UNDER U/
THE MUTUAL PLAN- /Q
On January Ist we paid our
18th temi-annual dividend. DCD
We hare never yet paid lest
than— ANNUM
ON SAVINGS
We arc required by law to invest your savings in the following
necurities:
Ist. First Mortgages on improved farm and city real estate, not to •
exceed one-half of the conservative value of the property
mortgaged.
2nd. United States Government Bonds.
3rd. State and Municipal Bonds, such as may be approved by the
State Auditor.
You can start now with from $1 to $5,000 and participate fully
in our next semi-annual dividend, on July 1,1921.
SAVINGS LEFT HERE BEFORE JANUARY IS
WILL EARN DIVIDENDS FROM JANUARY 1
THESE MEN ARE Oirß DIRECTORS
thomas s. i.irrr
Wne !*naddrnt Northwest Trust and fl»*lng» Bank t
HENRY R KlN'fl OBOROB R HANNO.V"
I'resldrnt King Brr*. Co, Men'a Fur- I>imbcrman, formefiy of Amsterdam
niahtnga Saving* Hark, Amslrrdam. New lork
KRANK W KHII.Lr.STAr) KEHHI'SON JANSRN,
Denny Renton Clay * Coal Company llarda-are Merchant
KDOAR r. CÜBIIINO,
Secret *ry I'ree>dect
MUTUAL SAVINGS
AND LOAN ASSOCIATION
815 SECOND AVENUE
QThe Shop Ahead
f Shuart's
Includes Ouf Complete Stock of
Fine Shoes
The reduc- #9k»
tions featured at this ww • !i
first of the year sellinjr - iIOSICITy
such well-known
makes of women's shoes as I'tx &.
Dunn, Giffon & White and J. & T. Cous
ins. Women who know and appreciate srood
taste in dress will realize the true values repre- V
nented here.
A Few Clearance Prices Follow
J,,.„ „ r ax-"ir^J:^r-"s
vnlnw from 112.> • | k $16.00 valuea. Prlcod for cle»rajice
th- M.n ™ kf Morjrt J >9 fts
*rlllHK. clearance P f*.... ■••• ' " romps and Oxford* In bla<k or
Valn«»w from sl4 50 to I- • . brown kid, black or brown calf:
and other rood m«kw Blurt Hid m i
kid. btark or brown calf Full Ix>ui« mo> price 99.95
or military heel*. Clear«ne»
Fine Root* In black or brown kid,
blark or brown ralf, black or (tray B
*uede. I»uls. Military and Cuban
heel* Reirulir price* runce from T*"lWP'J^.
$11.60 to $22.50. Clearance. priory
FINE HOSIERY AT REDUCED
The clearance price* on Silk and Wool Hosiery wIU meet \ J JJ
the Hprina price*. Many number* nr» being *old at to \J
Hlack Silk Hom>, including MoCallum*. 91.45 to S4.UK
New Wool Hme. priced from 9t-8® to 92.85
Coat —Li
Jr. n ™.i 1318 Second Avenue |i
Uses Jordan's Water
After Many Years
|ir,STIN(ITON, W. Va., Jan. 12
—lter. D. !>. A-ih took eome w«t*r
from the River Jordan year* ago
He haa juat U'e<J It lo rhrtat'n hla
grandaon. Meredith Wlawell, one
year pld
I'llra ( >r>4 in a in II lla>a
Drugglaia reftiail ni'in" r If I'AWi OtMT*
MKNT faila la < «ra li' lilaa. Illlnd.
ni.adleg ar Protruding Pilea la«iar.ll»
rrlievae In liia* Pllae, and ran <an «at
rrstfui al.ep «ri.i fu«t a|i|ill'atlaru <»•<.
WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 12, 1921
#1
WILKES