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T*ACF 2
FRIDAY-SATURDAY SPECIALS
—no C. O. D. or phone order*; one to a purchaser—these specials, ex
cept sulkies, will not be delivered; can be easily taken by purchaser.
tfacse terms are to; YOU:| P special Iccturc and
- Your Credit i» Good!" demonstration on
modern electric i
MM.attaa «• r.rm'nl r>r*m . -
160— ss sl ' c oolong
175- $7.50 $1.50 ISBEIm 7 _ * nmMm
sloo slo s2 ***' ' I I WriifV |N«,,«I« ■*<—«« KffW
1115= I!™ ££ wwHap cotton blakets—
•2oo $20— il flri« quality kt*nk i*. 0 br i» ■ »i*»< '<•»*• flailr
*ortst #in ft a mrt Milt i»rh mm Axaartaft |4aift« Ov In cur UKvtrir l»|Nrft
•300 v>t> >4 50 lur >i«f ffttcft II Tl. apwtai F* M^—a ► K,.r; until Aftf-ll l»» Tau mr* .«r
ssoo $5O-- $7.50 >l% sui«ur*Si,f I I di- It •»:■> ■•►4 »* Mtnrf thaaa k- • tiraa I
mkxzamm: n.r*>it »""" r>*» > *
SPECIAL SALE4I ALUMINUM
i YOUR («t CHOICE
—2OOO pieces. Not less than 100 A —here's the story quickly told:
of any item. No one need be ) J Picture and price! Check your
disappointed, if sale is attended W V fi«rurp tho kuvirnrs
early. It's YOUR opportunity MM needs-hffure the saMn*s.
—YOUR SALE! Make your dollars go further! /
fi 9j
<kt a >\i ("KPavs i\<jt ri< i ivm kr
~~ leather handbags:
i |T very special—
>7 - j of ivory meul tgur "*•* ■■ ' •
jri f« *** ,m i t-hK serviceable sulkv? - fun ** ,w h * ni *«* u
A I <*<• In all VlffT-r "** " ,vw » ,v -Hl— /" ttlnrh him IbM '»!ih Hi
i) wantad catort- R*« —mMjwtly aa l>i<-tura4. trtmmad la f*d and black tail with gnod lark* and
ala* rr '» I* hold- „ I(w . h 'tr~l »b~j. # ACC mirAaa. rftvl.f f—n C
jk " * 4UMi ' ' n<l I" 9000 f""* «'* *»"► >f "f' O
t:.M Hpariai. Kr rr*t-.*r pr»<* I - ir JttpmrlMl | >id»y !iat- M «■*—»
i*r ha'ar-Ur II J> m<Jay Saturday .... MM artar "
, MAIN FIOOI / OOirXFTAIJUI STORK I, SecOKD n/WR /
STANDARD FURNITURE CO.
\m9Blßf L. SCHOENFELO & SON'S VmSHw
WHV SEATTLE Founded TACOMA
Xgwjpgy SECOND AVE. AT ST. 1844 L. SCHOENFELD 4 SONS
rß«ut^*^iAiU
AMUSEMENTS
BILLY B. VAN
JAMES~j!"cORBETT
•Tkr A
JH#r% *nd *»••«
«r( •nnlrii a»* Waltoft
BE MS CHABOT
NONNETTE TORTINI
H ' '*+ k anil I>iinlap
.
PRINCESS
JIJE QUON TAI
< I <*NIP«I|« |
IMif I'alll Krltfa/
TO* MIX If
The Night Horsemen"
|ITKHI4TIO*AI, WKWft WIT If
«PK« IA I- «U OF
I'lllCßfm »IABV'i HKIIIIIfO
Vaudeville
KfV*s HCVICAX PKilMfEl
"HKTTir, H AKK IT"
CfV9< >l*ll TUT IUIIVKT
tftAIIWKVI AMI DAVIS
KM, A 1,4 VAIIi
PAITABES—^
«•((««■ 2 M r. M. >»ghta 7 Md t
NOW rr.AUNo
HRNIfY f ATAI ANO A CO.
DrmrUi Bm. A ln>nr fhrnabM
U. Harmon/
Mmm A lUIUf |n«r
riifiaa * rMtia|«r«H
r^plwr
I*+n*rm I A«l Mill , IV; Mfhla «•*
!>>H AN'iKI.K.", March 2J.—E«i
!l»vrt to hav« bvn playing with
ma t<h«* n*ar a ran of |f*a»iMn». Fr*d
Ooury, t. *u hurtMHl to 4«tlb. and
lit* sister S, wajt proteMr
injured y+wlerday tp a jca*o
lirm explctfrtoft whirh rx*runr*d when
the rhildrea were In their
father's dry < learunf **tfcblixhDD*nt.
Tea Hav# • * *M
if jrmj Will t«k» !.*x*ttv* BROMO
gI'JNINK TtlUtf when vu f~+\ i t »
firntsymptoms of a Cold rowtinf on
—A4vtrttMW»m
Ouch! Ouch!
Oh,ThatToothache!
Don't Be ffer. Z-Z Tooth Filltr WQ}
Kill That Pais and Tort ore.
Tiitlaiti PlrMa *OT» 0»« QatrkJr
Tootharha standa no mora chanca
of laating aftar "K-Z Tooth Pillar"
la applied in tha cavity than a
eltvnk of lea haa of Uattng on a hot
atova. It malta away, juat aa tha
ice doaa. and Juat aa quick.
Beat of all, though. It a mora than
a m«ra tarr.oorary raliaf Whan put
In tha ravfty. It a*a)a it alr-Ught
and hardana quickly. Tha •'•ha
atopa and ataya atopp»<l. whlla
B-Z" arta at a ragui.tr filling un'
tlj you Ktt raady to go to a dan
tl«t for a p«rntn»nt Job
J ft !• not merely a temporary ra
liaf, aith*r, but a r**l filling for tha
tooth which will laat for w*«k* or
moot ha Ariyoti* nn u*» "K /.
<eaav> Tooth Killer" It takaa but
* mornant and 'o«ta only *lO.
"B-Z Tooth Pillur" la for aal* at
your druagiHt'a at ** a bottla. or
•ant direct uron raralpt of prtoa b?
tha Chaa A. H»r#ram />rug Co.
feiatoo Ava Chicago.
DOG DIES FROM
BROKEN HEART
Collie Pines Away After His
Boy Master Succumbs
TORONTO. CIMdM, Ifarrh M
~Colonal," a oollia dog. hajf di#«i of a
broken heart. at th« n*adquartarn of
the Tortmio wifty. <>ffl
of the aoriety attribute th* dog-**
4e«lh to pining oyer the pumttix of
hia pal, Andrew Doyle. 14 ywim okl
Tha dog grew up with the boy, ac«
'trrdlof to Mr*. Iloyl*. I>urirur the
boffl abicn'**" at fw bool the dog fret
t«d aod worried Imily when noon
hour and 4 o'clock earn#, "CoIomI"
ruehed to tha front room. Jumped
onto a lounge and bark ad at tha win
dow Juat at the aitfht ** the bor
Then. on tha 19th of January An
drew wa# taken auddenly 111 and dWJ
A a the night that brought tl»e b<nr'n
death dr*»w near. tha dog. amordlng
to Mr*. Boy la. wwrnnd to know that
hla pal wa« near th« *nd "W# had
tha dog frn tha dec
lared Mm Boyle. "and he tor* at
tha door to get out. When ha waa
released. ff« ruahetf npafitlra. hot An
lr*w had died." Mra. Royia tbm da
acribad how the dog had llmpad from
tha hallway, down tha at aim and laid
in tho kitchen. Krom U»at day on,
''Colon*!'* refused fr»od-
lie continued wotia. mHL
<ma and finally fell over de*»d
' It ia Ute rnoat unuaual caaa that
haa ever been handled by tha Hu
mana •odetjr.'* Jnapoctor Ralllngail
aaid.
Edgar Lee Masters
Must Pay Alimony
CIUCAOO. March 23 —Mm f?*tan
Jenklna Maatera, wlf« of Ivlgar l>ea
Maateni, wHom* poellc work. "Hpoon
Anthology," la known ail over <
THE SEATTLE STAK
tba reading world. haa be*n
a <i+wrf* of main tana rvn»
and awarderf |3(K> a month alimony
and $1 00© hark alimony lira. Mv
t*r* aJ!*ff*ri that har huaband. whftae
income from jp*i>oon River Ant hoi
<Hry " and oth«*r work* iNi hfm mor*
than 113 000 fearljr, drweri«l h#r and
tb*4r two daufftit«m. Marrh I. Stlt.
and haa not atno* that ttma h++t% a
mwher of the family houaehold.
Urge Pyramid
For Piles
r»n Yiror Fr,„„d. WW
R»li»< l( Given by PjrtaM PIU
SuppoMtoriv*
rir»t try (hem, th*n <»1I jronr
frl»n«l» that Pyramid I'll* Mot>l*o*l
lorlta bring tUaxrd r«ll«f in ij>e pri-
/fl|H
varjr of your own homo from Itrh-
In*. bl'-Adlrif or protruding pllaa,
and aufh rcrttl trou
h ' boa today of any
«lr«jK*l»t. A alngla bo* ban often
hf« n friifTt«trni. you ran h*v* a fr*a
trial package bv »»ndinic nama an<l
addr*»a to I'yramid I»rug Co* <Ui
i'yfarold llldfc , M.iif hall. Xlich. *
**" "' 1 "' ■"%" ■ •
Ktopn ltrhing Inetantly!
ECZEMINE
The wonderful dlaoovei y tor Eo*emo
ajul akin dlaejuiovt At all drugalata,
11.00, or aent # p p . by Jomr I>ruf
:o, tfpokumi.—AdvftTliiKsnirnL /
On Starting
By C. Attic
~Hr at Iha mni W>>aUi tin,
ib* Mnilinc KiunlnUMT, liut
mm- «k«rt lux I Mr* him t»
ImrrV
"In tha rttf mmrtl (aarhapa; ha
•»» two 7«ara lr» P Uun<y "
"I»t<l iwmm naantta* Rtr n«aaaar*
"T»> Mr I'Undr hirnra. If
you will You aia ka* kmliuii tl>a
nfflra of m«r«T Toil "
You wara gains to uk ma
I *u la>rt» la lb* t'sttad
Atatoa 1 »m mi I »u ton to
I anada proainra oT Otitana, la ]MT.
•n a farm of »i#*t rtildtm An
I n»-la* too not d»tall'*'
' «mißur *
r *1111:11 uikii
will \ lit nak t«
"V«r* wall Our fk'har <ta<j
I ll all 1 wa i«)t toAk of
•M '•»» At 11. tlit a-otao*" rtil»-
«rar taaia* Wli I wa«M Mto a ma
rM»w ahai- .i«<t»r th' ry»
Into and I*m# a akilta4 iMrbun **
"Trnj mm* to th» 1 aKAd Kvataa "
"Wl>»a I wan 11, kJWI waa »nai4r>yaad
for »»vaaal raar» with K »• Altai Ce.
"< Milamiat, uvl ttur tl»a C"halm»r»
Ca dikafn ill :i I affanuad a
"ompafi v
"*V IBIMI. Mr 1 Atndf orja hrar
j»t»r
"t«« I nrrtrtiwl a company far
tha marufat tura «M ml* «f Ml yi laa
in MHwaokaa, ttlrk aaa «i»t»i>4
aurvwaaafully. and lf»f oa!!>b« tha
l-u**naa» at a fnfll »a» fU'«l la
rl«f|r of tha Nations I f>«h lr»f
>«t»r aalaa offlra la I ladaa nafaolla. ra
matnm* thaxv raara. raatsniajr I*
ram Waal "
| "Tf fcailk"
"Vnt lmnaadtataly I a«at Can
fonttA flrat. And tUUM ot Sar Waal
»m at*iaa. tait crboaa KaatJla aa my
ftttwra hoa* "
"Vary mcal/pot. Mr *
M4KKIKI». MA*
TWO I HIIJMUS
*i an mafhad aftd ha»» 'aro rMI
dra«« Mr *ur»t" rMtuM ftom
tha T'mrrraitir of WV icinn a< huel
of JavmaJaiii. with i* a jtSQ rlaaa
Mr aa« la attatadm* ftmaadway hlgti
IHiml Wi lira at Mi Jafftrrmn at"
»rn A tAAdtdAta. prwalMr
A««M ha allowad t>u laad about Ma
family aw Ma a na tonal t Mb* to da
Mr laMr m 4 Aot to ha w>»Win<
But lat ua hAAtan to—"
"farAaaA tha Aalar ttaae I Irwa-w
wtiAt rau Mr* r*"l«r at- T—"
•Wa attt U> know what - ~
"I a aaaura yo*l raetiaeae. I AT
fWOArh tha aut.>ar« w*tfc rua*A If
a la* tad marAT. I tain draoca mf ttm»
and attrrrr to aatAMlab A bUAtBAM
• admlniat r»t iott— "
•Ho mam ara aa *l»At ttUa aaa
am "
"-and arm at alt Hmaa aolV-lt tHa
adrlr. and aupiaift «f lodl»V!ijal» and
la a'lain tha hl|ti»»t
mnitta obtainahia ™
«4a>dai "WWcli rna? »<A anot>ar
tra* of aarlfc. TH do »!i I ran to
ahtft tl«a liliim ur*t> aomaooa alaa'
Or mar "nt mAaa that. At *11" •
"I am in fa*or V tnunwiral naaw
*htr of tha utilttlaA. »*«t fart that t>»
ht** mat of orMraUoA la
■ma datwrtmaou w«. If ao*ttit>o«d
! trnd to dawrfrrr tha ooafldf of tha
paoiata IB tha L'i •m '' • mAOaA»o.»nt"
-ftiat haa a truOtfttl anad."
TMIVKA AHAGrr
WIU R cwrn.T
-1 fhlßk aa. It « '—a «A mm. frm*
tha IrfcrmAtJoß I haa» baan AhiA tr
**Lh»r. that KkMSH prt>)*n m)
win b* ao fctrti par u»lt th»l »•
«mM h»«r» t»m mbi* to t»orrh*»» «mr
DR. f T.HARVEY
(El Oi»M»1 MlrMfl MM
B»T< iMMtI Ej I>WI
Dental Surgeo*
Diamwtkiui
Pyorrhea SpeOallrt
X-Ray Laboratory
HI|M Or*r mt RafanllN
W irt Dmi
( V rm*
504-12 EiUH Railding
M.tOMt AND riKJI
Si.\TTI.E
Relieved of Uric
Acid Poisoning
Seattle Man Recommend*
Moorite Mineral
Treatments
Aaynne who doubta the |>ower of
M orlta Mineral traatmaJlta to glaa
« relief from a>im*nt# due
to inflammtuon and polwn la the
*b"Uid g«t in UwHl with C It
Wins, fmitorr foreman for tha
Rovig Umber «'«.irtt»anr. Htdney
V42T. If* !t«m at 1010 K ftftth »L
At the. Moorite Mineral l&at.tut*
)M<tr4ay Mr. Wing »aid;
I «a* tr««rt>led with urle arid
potaonlnff arid Inflammation of th*
throat for over tt yeara. and had
tried e%ery i|>«r iall«t I < otjld fiad
wictoout relief. Whit I ram# to
your institute 1 had been tufferlatf
aeverely for nl* mo n tha.
"I hava had nine treatmenta. and
the »y»»|>tom# of urle aeld p*taoa-
Inc have i>rarttrally disappeared. I
mm no mueh better in »*<** way
that I am confident of ruropl«t« ra
co rrry."
Mr WU»a l» ooe of «*f oar
patient* who will tell you what
Hoorttr Mineral Treatmenta ha**
dona fr»r th*m. Coma to th* In»t»-
tu te Third are. and w» » ill
put you In with them
Moorlta Mineral Treatment* *r*
•ffertlvo only In ailment* raueed
by inflammation or poiaofv aurh a*
HkmrnntUm. \e«rHU. I I
rrrt. Kldarf traakle*. Wrie««r
\ rlaa, Clatter. Pllra. IraaU Tran
b le* and efmilar ailment* We
treat only allmeat* in wbtrh w»
are confluent that thl* wonderful
mineral will be effertiae
We K'lamniff « ompl»te reliaf or
th» return of your moti«*r- Wa
make no fharg* for r<apult*tion
If you auffer, jrou cainoraffoH to
n*gl*rt tbia opportunity of rHtef.
H<M»mitk MIM-:KAI, narin TI;
•12 IHlrd Ave. F.IIUIt 4548
—Advertiaemrnt
DOCTOR DISCOVERS
NEW RUPTURE REMEDY
AKROK. 0.. March 21.—A pr*ftni«
nent uhio phyflHan baa dJaroverKd «
wonrtfrfiU new method whl« h ia
mi lnirftr r«■ v t» 1 ufinn»t\ng Utr treat
magi of r ip'lira. Thia ramady ia
totally different from any other
no oparatlon no rutting, and notb
ng to ' rub on." Anyone «an uw* it
*it bout pain or dangrr and without
ioaliiK art hour from work
Iteliaf ia folt almoat immediately,
and rwovrrjr la uaually ao rapid a*
lo »*rm inirar«lou* Anyone abo is
mpturad mav "Main full informa
tion regarding tbia r»markabl« dla
covery by wrltioir K II Hoott. H-rn ia
Hper ialial, ZtS-A H* ott Kid* . AK roti,
0.. who will a#*n«J int»r»*ting booklet
in plain a*%J*d wrapper Advrtia*-
' tucnU
Line for Mayor—No. 4
/ro D. Lundy
-fMU ar * Oaw
•tar #lAff rxtai'aiaiia
P*»ar fro* * prlrAU cMDfMir
ihaa[ar"
• At»d AA-— *
"No. I do not «aC4otm tha pro
Jan Hut uod*r tha yrtarat law. tha
atAta |mW.« aarnoa nwmiiaMii 4*
tamunoa tto raf» At whlofc a puUle
tltlMtr *hall aall Ha prrytuf l"
"Taa: taa follow ywu "
Ttrrafora, tta* 1 that ran
ahow #ia hlrhaat eoat (SatarmlDAA U»a
rat" OaAt wtil taa ctaArcad."
-1* m m~
"And if thA ftraaan' Kkar" dawalop
m»nl ahould raaul%an a htrfc»r caaaC
lar twtl. ihA« tha prtVßta rarpari
IMB rwakd faroiakh ua pwwor. It win
Aaaura tha pr IT a! a oaartenttMn a
profit la airaw of what thar rovld
or would tUffa If tiaA oaaat of oui
plant aaa anua) to. or krwar likAlt.
thaarm."
"WhAt. than. An row anrs^f*"
-I hal-.ara a thara laaaatmtaaA of '
A/ ' :
I Friday and Saturday SpecUli |
: COMFORT- 2 Quart Capacity J
j HOT WATER 18l 89C
I bottles xmml F gular Price $1.25 J
• W •
• Your Opportunity to Secure a High-Grade Water Bottle at •
X a Greatly Reduced Price •
• aVO SEAMS TO LEAK. That' feature tells the Story of Servicc, 2
• particularly when it is realized, that the rubber is the very best qual- 2-
• ity and scientifically treated. Sold under the manufacturer's and our I
j outi guarantee against imperfections. Putting the proposition again: I
• Friday and Saturday, a regular fIJ!S Comfort Hot H'a/cr Bottle will •
• be sold for 89c. •
• •
• 50c Tooth Brushes— 25c Size Glyco-Thjrcnoline •
• Vartou* atylea and ehape* to chooa* frwm. (3 OX.)— •
• Th<— WwMi ar. «uarant~d to t- r*. known alkaJlne antta-ptoe "a J
• •Turf. J rhlay Saturday 2Qf* mouth truth. Friday Saturday 1Q •
J aprcla! 19C ;
• _ I—•
J Regular $3 25 Thermo. I Regular $3.00 Bottle I
I Lunch Langlou Perfume— I
J A r*rr handy and durable kit mad* of "three delightful odor* to rhooM from— •
• hHlvy mvtnk Contain* a pint Thermo* Oo*ur dT>r. ltajura and Drur Or Boss. Fri J
• bot!l» Friday-Saturday 7Q day Saturday #1 CO •
I rperiat #27 «r*oai 3>l.o£r ;
• i :
• p ————-—————--— p —————————-———— a
I 30c Size Bromo-Seltzer— Large Size Hind*' Honey and
J A i-peedy and reliable remedy for heada. he* Almond Cream *
• and neuraljcta. J r«y» Q— p or the face, hands, akin and completion. •
• Saturday special t'«ed for wind burn chappin*, after ohav J
• int. etc. Fr>da>. Saturday A •
J |- ————————— »penal • a!/C J
J Regular 50c Todco Kidney L—_ •
• Platters rnrr »
• Harked with heavy red feJt The ahape and • IVEX. a
J atrencth of, tMla planter makr a It e*p*<'iatly A T>urham Oemonatrator Ttaaor with an> •
• Adapted for backarh* and OQ Shaving Mu* at JSc or more Many styles to 2
J kidney romplalntft «5%/ C chooae from. *
• » :
; Glove-Cleaning Service •
• Our (Clove cleanln* 1* handled by expert* who have had years of experianor. Every modern •
• facility ooe«Mary u«ed for the host of work •
• K4PII) 8 Kit VIC "K Ulovea received before Ip m baik the n*»t day at t Have jour fiery* •
• rleani-d at Iho "Owi" •
• . •
j 3 HWOW(3)fm6& H I
• WR Mall trim rmlw «f«e*(»«*• WK| 2
• lUT FflrM and Third mid Plkt WfftUaku j&X •
• Plk* WHotl MM and Fin# *
tha ma r>a *»m»*>t and r-tan« un4»r
which tbla p~ P>"i ia b»ln* eonotrurt
ad abotild >■» without 6*\my
,»<! f will, If «n4ar'aka ta
nutk* U»» htvawDcai'M "
B W
A worthy temple
for Victrola tone
VICTROLA No. 300, the
new "console' model, has
leaped into instant popularity.
It is an exquisite musical in
strument, housed i/i a new
style cabinet of mahogany or
English brown.
Th» mode! ViAroU a t^t&nc,
fjjyoo. Str* J5 mche« high, 38 mckei
' wide, 22 inche* derp. Coonini afbt Y»o
tor record iKjbm for So record*.
t Corrmmt terms
Sherman & Co.
Third Aftnnt at Fiat
SIATTLI
Sjhims * •
WEPNESDAT. MAnrTT 25 T»g.
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