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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-03-25
Make Ready for Big Time
When the S. S. Wenatchee and
General Wood Are Here

THE ARRIVAL of the steamer Wenatchee here on
April WILL of itself, be an occasion of great
moment to Seattle. Coupled with General Leonard
B. Woods visit, it becomes gala event
There are many reasons why the city should put
on its gayest clothes for the event-why flags should
fly, and banners stream, and bands play.
The Wenatchee flies the American flag, and thus
inaugurates new era in transpacific shipping.
government-owned vessel, operated by an American
symbolic of the day when the American merchant
marine will occupy place upon the commensur-
ate with the Importance of Americas commerce.
Named after one of Washington's cities, and max
ing the chief city of the state its home port the We
natchee is deserving Of reception that will do Seat
tie proud Not alone that but on the occasion OF Its
first trip to the Orient it will lend the city prestige
and honor and profitable business, too, If repre-
sentative number of citizens make the trip TO the
Far East.
The fact that General Leonard B. Wood. on his
way to the Philippines, will take the Wenatchee, is
another source of qualification and indeed Jubilee
There has possibly been no more conspicuous show
ing of Seattle's point Of vantage for Far Eastern
business than the generals cancellation OF other ar
rangements in order to make the trip on the Wenat
chez. With one of the most important commissions
delegated to him by President Harding, Gen. Wood
naturally is in the public eye. And when he chooses
Seattle for the port of embarkation to the Philippines
because as he says he can start later and get there
earlier than if he left from California, he surely is
rendering the city tribute that well recpro-
cate by whoe-heartedly turning out ut the proper
time to make him know he is genuinely welcomed
here.
Get the flags ready and the bunting-and the gen.
erals pictures. When the big ship in let the
whistles blow and the guns boom.
It'll be great day for Seattle.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-03-25
FESTIVAL OF NEW LIFE
BY DIR. WILLIAM f. BARTON

Let scoff at the faith Of the sreat apostle
faith which cries out with Tennyson
"Peaco' For loved still love him forever;
The dead are not dead. but alive"
Easter comes with its mighty reinforcement Of the
affirmation Of love and hope. The affirmation OF the
soul comes back in the compelling assurance OF this
anniversary.
II is not wonderful that life should exist after
death as IL is that should believe exists.
God might have million wondrous things in store
for us which could not possibly understand. We
live in world where death surrounds us on every
side How possibly think of life after death?
The wonder IL not that II should exist. but that we
should believe that IL exists. The fact Is less won.
derful than the faith Yet there Is hardly a tribe on
earth low IN the social spiritual scale that IL
does not believe In life after death.
Whence comes this miracle? Not the miracle OF the
fact but the miracle Of the faith7 II were delu.
sion 1t is the most comforting dciusion that ever on
tered the imagination OF humanity. How did Il get
the world Of a good God there liz nothing too good TO
be true.
Now comes Easter with It's message Of solemn 10y
And as IL comes, the very earth out In ha rmon.
ous accord Winter is not the final fact Death Is
not the last word Of God
There IL unbeef:
Whoever plants a seed beneath the sod
And waits TO II push away the clod,
Trusts he In God
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-03-25
GRANDMOTHER KNEW
There Was Nothing So Good
for Congestion and Colds
as Mustard

But the old.fzshioned mustard.
plaster burned and blistered while IL
acted. Get the relief and help that
mustard plasiers gave. without the
plaster and without the blister.
Musierole does II. Il 10 . clean.
white ointment. made with oil Of mus
tard. II 10 scientifically prepared, 20
that Il works wonders. and yet does
DOT blister the tendcrcst akin.
Gently massage Musterole In with the
fngcr.tipa. See how quickly II brings re-
lei-how speedily the pain disappears
Use Musicroic for sore throat bron.
.hitis tonsilitis. Group. stiff neck,
asthma, neuralgia. headache, conaes.
ion. pleurisy. rheumatism, lumbago.
pains and aches Of the back or joints,
s2rains sore muscles. bruises chill.
blains. frosted feet. colds Of the chest
VI often prevents pneumonia.
35c and &c jars; hospital size $500
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-03-25
The King Can Do No Wrong

sVLIHEN I paid for auto license last July" COM
Wv plains a reader, Il paid for full years
license But discover that it good only to the
first of the year Seems to the state is taking money
under false pretenses."
An unerrng pronouncement dear lady. II the gas COM
pany the electric company the telephone company
charged for full years service in advance tho the service
rendered for only half the year. for only 10 months
Of the year. there would be mighty But when the
does it, prone to dismiss it with the cynics
smile and bear under it. Is it unconscious regard for
he old saw that "the king do wrong?
L must be would not be patient with
governor and legislature who persistenty fasfy when
they add emergency clauses TO legislation that far from
emergency matters and laugh in their sleeves at the peo
pies right of referendum.
Yes, dear lady, you right But you can't expect
auto Justice until all of pay keen attention general
affairs of state to the special that hit pockets
directly.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-03-25
REMARKABLE
REMARKS

The railroads are paying their
share Of IN. bill resulting from the
efforts of all nations 10
destroy ms much property and an
many lives an possible. ---Daniel
president, H. A q. railroad
There cannot be a right mutual I'm
drrStandinx between English sp~ak
Ing peoples while tho scandal OF
British government In Ireland 70
mains Sir Horace piunketi. irtah
statesman
-un-Am~r+ean and disioyai prora
Esnda In being openly preached In
the United States Colonel Frank
". caibraith. 5r- American Legion
commander.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-03-25
"Minlxr Itch"

~Wtnf<v Itch"
Every winter oommsnce 20 wch
around the vsist. tnsids Of my legs. arms
and hack. I have no sruptlan sua the
skin locks all right. except u gets rod
When u riches aud burns Sorst Doctors
tell me that my shtn 10 too dry. but I
stay r~rrsetiy saturated With OIL ana
any uns u 10 cold OF devn 70 20 above
ana miserable.
Possibly you arc suffering from
what dormaiologtsts term winter
Itch Tho nature and cause Of this
aiim~nt In ohncure. and treatment iH
merely nynptomatlc- As n rule. the
itching In relieved better by applica.
ton OF soothing dustin. powders
than by the uno OF ointmonts and
ola Such powders are best applied
after a prolonged warm bath. and. Of
course. after the skin haA been uhoro-
~ dried
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-03-25
VAIN HOPE

Headline ''Bnowbalis 70 Cold
That They Burn" For a moment we
had vision OF n small fuel bill this
winter-but alasi even tho a chem.
istry professor has compounded a
few such snowflake. the article does
not promise uH a supply OF this new
fuel In the near future Boston
Transcript.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-03-25

lay In tomb and great stone the door
For 1900 years that stone has been removed and an
angel has boon sitting upon 1t. proelaiming to men
that the Lord Of life lives.
II Is not simply the dogma Of a sect; n Is part
and Parcel Of the birhright Of humanity-the hope
that springs at Easter.
Robert @. Ingerso stood at his brothers grave
asked the centuries old question. III die shall
he live AGAIN."
He had to answer. 'Teason says Perhaps: and Love
Uhtspers. Yea"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-03-25
ORR DAILY FICTION

Once upon a time young fell
Low had 20 so TO Tacoma. and he
knew the intcrurban cars left en-.
actfy on the hour. II takes him
Is minutes to 30 via street car
downtown. So he started from
home at half past. There were no
Jams Of any kird. and neither tho
conductor nor motoruian stopped
II . deiicatesscn shop TO get
lunch. And so he arrived At the
aepct exactly on time.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-03-25

but the very stones cry
out. The cold, dead
earth wakes 10 new
life. and the spirit Of
the resurrection Is In
every blade OF grass and
every song OF bird.
Let us not trouble
ourselves too carefully
concerning the precise
form OF the wonder that
occurred 1900 years ago.
The question In not.
Did Jesus rise? but. Is
Jesus livinR7
The latter question u
easier for us, and re
quires no very doubtful
balancing OF evidence.
On that FIRST Easter
the worlds hope rose
from tho dead. The
hopes OF the disciples
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-03-25
HOUSEHOLD HINTS

Never throw away bottle OF olive
oil. II may come handy some day
when you wish To grease the auto.
A cake OF yeast dropped In a coffee
pot viii cause the grounds to settle
faster.
Doughnuts win not explode when
kept in cool Slace.
Grease can be removed easily from
. frying san by using a safety razor
on it,
A wooden sweater that IN too large
can be made TO fit by boiling 1t for
an hour.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-03-25
THUS SAVING THE TROUBLE
OF CHJRNING
ANSWERED

How many dates are there on a
palm tree7---T. q.
We regret greatly that we cannot
answer this question But we can
tell you how many dates there are on
Z calendar.
] am afraid my dog has gone crazy.
] believe II thinks II In a chicken.
Every time II sees an egg IL tries 20
hatch i'll. ID. T.
There Is nothing the matter with
your dog. II Is a setter.
What railroad in the United States
carries the most baggaRe7-L. A.
One OF the big trunk lines.
wish 20 make case for my hus.
banSs shot CUR as IT grows rusty
when exposed. should / use canvas ?
Mrs y. II.
Canvas win do. But why not use
gunnysack?
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-03-25
TopAvs QUESTION

IODNhS QNbSisOsN
What l. the best summer rccrca-
ton for n seaitieite.
ANSWERS
J. c. ALLEN. 500 Maynard nidg
Get . book and drop down any.
where amid the flowers and enjoy
IT.
n. r. BAT'rENFrELD. deputy
county clerk: Take an automobile
ride and whcn you get there.
fish
H. n pIpDLEBocJ<. i,s Melrcse
ava Nj sinking the hook In tho
placid waters and drawing II up
again heavy with q haul
MISS AMELIA MOORE sfi
Jackson st. Getting acquainted
with Mt Rainier at close range"
wFoRp WHITE. 15ia soth
ave. g.: Just be here"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-03-25

glAin By Street Car--Ncws head
nn&
why should Seattle street cars be
- vtckousf
Pa--rm saving the papers now. I
have them filed away for y week
oock.
Ma-Huh, Papers are no good for
= weak back What you want Is a
porous plaster.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-03-25
ALL'S RIGHT
BY KOHEKT BROMNING

The years at tho spring.
The days nj the morn:
Mornings M seven:
The hiil.aide'H dcw.pearied.
The lark's on the wing:
The maii's on the thorn.
Gods In Ills Heaven
Ail'a right with the world,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-03-25

DGlerr Home Brew.
I understand that the Government
has decided a physician may pre-
ocFibe real beer for sick men. know
where ! can get a job II you will tell
Ne where I can get a white jackrt
and apron cheap.-H r. A.
A Georgia convict who has bern
Sentenced 10 death has been sued for
divorce. Mebby a divorce IL cheaper
than . funeral In Georgia
Thus SAVING THE TROUBLE
OF CHURNING
For eaie-Jersey COW giving str
oAilons Of milk and two pounds OF
butter . day. SOS Ragan.-Adver-
tzssmcnt in Henrietta OkiaJ Free
4 girl I hate
IL Anna Root:
She always says.
I'm ready. shoot-
New York Tribune
A girl I hate
Is Martha Shay:
sh. says. How did
IA get that way7-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-03-25

No man, however skepticai or obtuse can wholly 1
escape the sprit Of Faster. He may hold his peace
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-03-25

Luna Park Swimming Pool opens
Saturday. March 2G.--Advertieerncn
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-03-25

Successful treatment OF diseased
tonsils and throat without operation;
testimonials. Herb Medicine Co.
Boz ssi. feattle.--AdvertiSemsnt.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-03-25

Auto Tops-christian. 1903 Eighth
advertisement.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-03-25

Best foodstuff for tho least Al
Boldts.--Advertisc
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-08-03
MEMS "ZERO" SUITS,
1875

OF mohair and imported flannel.
The mohair suits come in plain black
blue and gray. as well as self striped
or pin striped in white. All sizes up
to As chest measure. At this price
we can only make such necessary al
terations as shortening or length
ening trousers or sleeves. Second
Floor.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-08-03
TOTS BLOOMER
DRESSES, 1.39

These bloomer dresses are made OF
nice Bingham in a variety of shades;
sizes 4, 5 and 6 years. Regular 2.oO,
at 1.S9. Second Floor.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-08-03

liz 1lSll1O dAS NV
Those who
% the enthusiasm {
This sale happel
sale tomorrow as
K
SqpGSallnBs
$50 R. & G. CORSETS, 1.25
A very popular model. made Of
strong quality light weight coutil;
medium long hips; elastic across
tops. Sizes 20 to 80. Second Floor.
INFANTS 100 DRESSES,
SOC
Two styles-yoke effect and
bishop model, made of fine nainsook.
in sizes up to two years. Second
Floor.
WHITE LUNCHEON SETS,
1.39
13-piece sets with embroidered
scalloped edges and hemstitched
centers. Regular 200 set. Art En-
broidery Section. Second Floor.
STAMPED
ROMPERS, 1.85
Made of Devonshire cloth in pink
and blue checks, stamped in nursery
designs. Sizes 1 to 5 years. Regu-
lar $50 pair. Second Floor.
"BUBBLE" BOOKS, 75c
Each book contains three phono-
graph records that can be played on
n machine. Also a little
Each. 75c. Balcony.
"GRACE
OVERSEAS, Acc
snappy, bright stories for girls
who enjoy books with plenty of ac-
ton. Six titles in all. Each, 49c.
Balcony.
THIRD FLOOR
HAND MADE BLOUSES,
Fourteen hundred dainty hand
made batiste blouses with square
necks. Dotted and h~and-drawn
models. Third Floor.
EXTRA SIZE WHITE
PETTICOATS, Use
Straight line model of excellent
above hens. Front panel lined.
Elastic Wristbands. Made to sell
Tor LOO. Thlrd fioor.
WASH SATIN
PETTICOATS, 1893
Made to sell for 500. White and
flesh color; lined throughout. En-
broidered in three different designs.
Elastic fitted Wristbands. Third
Floor.
$50 N JACKETS,
women's spencer Jackets, made Of
shetland yarn. in white. black and
all oolors, with sleeves and v necks.
Third Floor.
3.9S BRUSHED WOOL
SCARFS, 1926
Wide scarfs in striped effects.
edges. Brown. copenhagen. a
and black. Third Floor.
WOMEN'S
DRESSES, zoe
Ramie cloth dresses. in white and
colors, bound at neck, and
pockets. Leather belts. Sizes "a to
A. While they last. House Dress
Dept, Third Floor.
WOMEN'S
ROBES, 2.95
The popular breakfast coat or
straight line model in copenhagen,
rose, orchid, wisteria and cherry.
Sizes s6 to "A. Third Floor.
WOMEN'S 3.95 HATS AT
200
Feather and ostrich combination
hats in three different styles: the
seasons most popular colors. Third
Floor.
WOMEN'S SILK SKIRTS,
CTS
Many smart models. made OF
splendid quality silks in all of the
wanted Summer shades. 1925 ana
1900 skirts for 6.75. Third Floor.
WOMEN'S BATHING
SUITS, 2.75
s.s5 and 500 surf cloth and satin
bathing suits in three attractive
models. Piped in contrasting colors.
All sizes. Pockets and belts. Third
Floor.
g.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-08-03

MI Y
below. In
attended today sh
{ those who e hf
only once a year
as quantities |;
IMPORTANT
SqpGSavn1Bs
WOMEN'S TUB SKIRTS,
$50
Made to sell for SOS. Fashioned
of fine quality mercerized gabardine
in attractive model; nicely tailored.
Third Floor.
MISSES JERSEY
DRESSES, 500
Jersey dresses, in sizes IA to IS
years; come in jade, green, copen-
hagen and rose. White belts. Form
erly 1000. Third Floor.
MISSES CANTON
DRESSES, 1000
Smart sleeveless dresses, made OF
canton crepe, in two effective mod
els. Black and navy blue My.
Third Floor.
GIRLS SLEEVELESS
DRESSES, Use
Linene Jumper dresses, in rose, CO.
p%enhagen, tan and white; sizes Z to
IA years. Neatly made dresses at
75c. Third Floor.
CJpT.C, T,JNGERTE
DRESSES, LOO
Several styles IN these white lin
gerie dresses; voiles. lawns ana pa
medailions; . to ii years; 500 and
3.95 dresses, 100. Third Floor.
WOMEN'S SPORT COATS,
1855
ss-inch sports coats Of superior
quality velour. in brown, reindeer;
navy and Picking. Tailored model
with inverted plat N b5Ski n9 fbs1
last. Third Floor.
WOMEN'S 1000 AND 1900
SUITS, 500
Mixture suits in Tuxedo model
with inverted plait in back; all
smart Summer c%olorings. sizes "a to
40. Limited quantity. WhiIe thD
last. Third Floor.
WOMEN'S SILK DRESSES
7.95
Limited quantity of t~affeta, crepe
de chine and tricolette dresses; one
and two of a kind. For street or
sports wear. Sizes "a to 40. For
merly 1900. Third Floor.
LARGE WOMEN'S
DRESSES, 2.95
Wash dresses in sizes AN to 62ts,
made of lowered wolfe in straight
line belted effects. Formerly s.95.
Third Floor.
FOURTH FLOOR
$50 STEAMER AND
ARMY TRUNKS, $40
Compact and light weight trunks
for campers autoists or any small
trunk necessity. Well made. hbre
covered, steel trimmings. strong
rivets. Divided tray. Fourth Floor.
COWHIDE SUIT CASES,
lips
Made to sell for 1850 and 14.s5.
wen pullL ol DiOWh CIV
frames, handles, lock and catches,
extra wide, all around strap. Shirt
pocket. Linen lined. Fourth Floor.
34.OO SEAMLESS RUGS,
1915
100 seamless tapestry rugs sx12.
Atwood, pile surface. Splendid
range of designs and colorings-
Fourth Floor.
$500 IMPORTED RUGS, D..
1875
Imported English rugs 36x72.
Deep, heavy pile, reproducing every
Few of these will cover floor. Years
of service. Fourth Floor.
1.15 CORK LINOLEUM,
zoe
Six feet wide, printed cork. made
from cork and linseed oil on burlap
room in the home. Price quoted 7sc
per square yard. Fourth Floor.
1.25 N CLOTHS, SOC
SQUADS uapse J%a ipnen e In blue and 1 MSites
Hemstitched hem. blue floral and
bird designs on a white ground.
Easily laundered. Fourth Floor.
1.25 CRETONNE, 75c
Imported and domestic cretonnes.
exclusive patterns, this seasons fin
est designs. For slip covers, dra-
peries, cushions, wicker furniture.
scarfs. Perfect maze of colors and
designs. Fourth Floor.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-08-03
BOYS 100 CLOTH HATS,

Belmar and Princeton styles, made
Of fancy suitings and shepherd
checks. Sizes ga to So. Second
Floor.
SOC FOR 32c
1900 b~andeaux, made of novelty
materials in four styles. Hook back
model. Backs have elastic strips.
Sizes SO to AZ. Second Floor.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-08-03
125 75c

Imported and domestic cretonnes.
exclusive patterns, this seasons fin
est designs. For slip covers. dra-
peries, cushions, wicker furniture.
scarfs. Perfect maze of colors and
designs. Fourth Floor.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-08-03


items-brano
} numerous to adv
ded should harken
} as those of today
day will remain OF
orders filled
MFWlANl
SupuSaT1lBs
CREPE NIGHT GOWNS,
100
Windsor crepe gowns in white and
light blue. Slipover model. neatly
tailored and finished with ribbon
bows. Second Floor.
ENVELOPE CHEMISES,
2.25
OF excellent quality crepe de chine,
flesh color only. Front and back
trimmed with lace insertions, edg-
ings and ~georgette. Second Floor.
MEMS AND YOUNG
MEMS TROUSERS, 5.85
About 800 pairs Of all-wool trou-
sers in worsteds, cassimeres and
~flannels. Included are stripes and
mixtures as well as plain blues and
grays. While they last. Second
Floor.
MEMS 1.5O GOLF CAPS,
S5c
All new patterns in tweeds. her
ringbones and mixtures. All sizes.
Caps made to sell for $50, at 85c.
Second Floor.
TOO WHITE
49c YD.
SO inches wide; high lustrous fin-
ish. For sports skirts. slip-on
dresses and shadow proof petticoats.
Lining Dept. Second Floor.
400 COLORED E
zoe YD.
r.ercerized sateens, SO inches wide,
in tan. gray, brown. navy, green
red. yellow. black and white. Lin
ing Dept. Second Floor.
$500 SEWING MACHINES
ALSO
Improved Howe fys-drawer' t drop
1O-year guarantee. Second Floor.
$500 SEWING MACHINES
1880
Standard Rotary parlor cabinet
sewing machine. Sold on conven-
lent payment plan If desired. Sec
ond Floor.
BOYS $50 LACE SHOES,
2.95
Black gun metal calfskin shoes
with Goodyear welted soles. Solid
and sturdy throughout. Second
Floor.
MEMS LOW SHOES, 4.35
Regular 700 to 800 low shoes
taken from our regular stock. About
200 pairs. Wide variety of feathers.
All new. most wanted styles. Sec
ond Floor.
$50 PUMPS,
Its
Ankle strap pumps, made Of pat
ent colt, in sizes SAa to IL; regularly
$50 pair. at 1.75. Second Floor.
WOMEN'S 600 PUMPS,
2.6O
Eight hundred pairs Of ,women's
pumps, made of reinskein cloth
with welted soles and Ivory Cuban
heels. Second Floor.
WOMEN'S 500 OXFORDS
5.35
New Fall oxfords ties of the finest
quality tan Russia calfskin; straight
tips, welted soles. Cuban heels. Sec
ond Floor.
BOYS UNION SUITS, 39c
Cool and comfortable nainsook
check union suits, in athletic style.
Perfect in every respect. All size
rs. Made to sell for Use each. While
they last. Boys Own Shop, Second
Floor.
BOYS 100 CLOTH HATS,
SOC
Belmar and Princeton styles. made
Of fancy ~suitings and shepherd
checks. Sizes sA to So. Second
Floor.
SOC FOR 32c
1900 ~bandeaux, made Of novelty
materials in four styles. HOOK back
model. Backs have elastic strips.
Sizes SO to AZ. Second Floor.
TOTS BLOOMER
DRESSES, 1.39
These bloomer dresses are made OF
nice Bingham in a variety OF hades
sizes 4, 5 and 6 years. Regular 400,
at 1.S9. Second Floor.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-08-03
WOMEN'S BATHING
SUITS. 2.75

3.95 and 500 surf cloth and satin
bathing suits in three attractive
models. Piped in contrasting colors.
All sizes. Pockets and belts. Third
Floor.