The Tacoma Times from Tacoma, Washington • Page 5

Thursday, Jan. 25, 1917. fejjgy Hourly Sales YTERE THEY ARE always I popular Friday economies, furnishing remarkable economies for thrifty Friday shop- prrrs. No rrail or telephone orders reserve the right to limit i for one hour advertised. MATCHES 3 BOXES 10c nest Parlor reduced for this hour toonly to THKF.F, for I Ob I A (I lot to a customer.) Floor.

SUSPENDERS 19c PAIR i Men's regiilation 111Z II" made ol' quality fft "Hle led and KTiiln leather -C A sale for Jiwt 111 one vt pair I JO, llm-nin TOILET PAPER I 3 ROLLS 10c 1 A "Orient" TLssue XV Toilet Paper full count Manila stock 1 sale for this one IV hour only at, THREE ii SfT 10c llai-Kaln Moor. BAKING POWDER 39c 111 Prtce'i famous lv H.iKiim l-lb. for this hour only at, QQa can UJO U( I unit 2 cans to custiiilier.) Floor. MEN'S SHIRTS 45c 1 I good quality perealeM and styles with attaeheil i 0 1''11" colors and an evcclleiit 0 fancy stripes I A fi-om which to select all sale this hour only at. A each I li.or.

CORN STARCH 3 PKGS. 22c I Your choice of Corn or (iloss Starch, extra to quality, l-lb. packages sale this hour at THKBS 00 I for i-t-Vi ittl Floor. COFFEE 15c LB. a A Itroken Toffee, con- I of the hi-oken and irregular beans to taken from our various special makes a mild, sweet, 1 altogether delicious i sale this hour only at, 1 iHiutid I vIO lin i -a in Floor.

LINGERIE WAISTS 75c 4 A An excellent a-ssort- I inent of Women's Imjjerle Waists made of to lawns, voiles, etc. plain and fancy styles soiled from 1 display anil handliiiK, but MM laundered are ok lls value this only 7R ltaiuain Floor. Rhodes brothers In Every Detail Ttcoma's Leading Retail Establishment CENSORSHIP DECIDED ON Over negative vote of Mayor Fawn-tt, the city council passed Pettits motion picture censorship onliiiHiice Wednedday. Kawi-ett attempted to substitute tor ordinance another which would abolish the social sen-Ire board, but other members of tM council derided to let Uio board live little longer. Tin new ordinance provides for a board of seven members, who will tint ill Movie house permits Will ho iMBUed, revoeiiblo at any time tliat an objectionable film SCOTS WILL HONOR MEMORY OF BURNS Dressed in the plaids of their ancestral clans, tho Scottish societies will merry Thursday night to celebrate the ann versary of lilriV.

of Ro Burns. Tit's ce'cbrniion will take place in tua Masou'o temple. MILK, 6 CANS 25c Ml, Vernon 4 lutby size I dally reduced this hour only at 1A SIX CANS £.00 ill (I 1 lot to a ells- turner.) Hai'Kitili Moor. CHEESECLOTH 8 YDS. 25c In-, si-i or Antl- A si-piic inches wide, xuitahle for all iloiiicsiir pur- it IV for this one hour only A nt KIUIIT VAKDS for Itai-Kuiu Moor.

WALNUTS 2 LBS. 25c Xo. I largo new I'iir- f. lisli Walnuts on for this one hour only, ratm a Iv TWO for. iOC a ItarKaiii l-'loor.

0 CHILDREN'S DRESSES HALF PRICE excellent a inent of made of I iuiis, and iHiplins Norfolk anil middy If) MOM in sizes 8 to 14 yean take A your choice of iho en- A UN lot for this hour Half Price ItiirKaln Floor. COFFEE 32c LB. 'I'lik nKir.i. i ridrtj a to 4 llmii Sale of our i.tn Derby Spartan Ili ml. fresh iu.isliml roffM till- best 111 type nMn lilrnd A that luis our Tea 4 Itoom and Toffees Friday Ihmimcii and I only, reduced to, 0 0 pound liin iiiln Floor.

EMBROIDERIES 5c YD. A wonderful assort- A inent of fine A sheer xhlns mid lawn embroidered a host of excellent patterns 111 from which to MjMM in widths from 1 in 8 inches. A re- niarkalila value for this hour only at, per yard I Ilili llai'Kain Floor. PINEAPPLE 4 CANS 55c Fancy Sliced Hawaiian Pineapple, No. cans for this one hour only at TOUR CC.

CANH for iIUU (1 lot a customer.) Floor. COAT BUTTONS 4c EACH For one hour your ehoire of a splen- ilid lot of large Imt- tons, small buttons, a I lam and fancy coat 111 dioiee of the lot at, An HU Jl lloor. SCHOOL HEAD LEAVING CITY K. C. Crook, assistant superintendent of schools, handed in liis resignation Wednesday to the school board to take effect May having accepted a position with a school supply house in New' York.

Superintendent Oeigor, who is ill, advised the board through a letter to leave Mr. Crook's position open, and have only one assistant, WiHlaTn Q. Osburn. The board decided to leave the Regent school open to the cloae of the school year, instead of closing it and sending the pupils to the Franklin school. Several complaints were made to the board over the smoke ltiisanoe in the Lincoln Park, Central and Stadium high school districts.

ENGLAND APPROVES WORLD PEACE PLAN II I'm. I LONDON, Jan. Wilson's speech had this jgain peace now and secure for the future. This is our aim, and our only aim." This was the phrase from Chancellor of the Exchequer Bonar Law's speech last night that was regarded hero today as England's I official answer to the American Editorial comment it as a sufficient answer, taken with Bonar Laws reminder to the United States that Amerira has a share of responsibility in tho past and present. "This whole subject Is not an abstract question for the future," Tragic Message Is Found In Mountains H'Bilrri Lruril Wlrr.) BEND, Jan.

Scrawled on a shingle found in an abandoned cabin near Little Emigrant creek, the following message today told what had happened to I'aul Kisk, Ben Cutler and Jim Uennett, missing for months: "Sometime in November, 1016, three of us Kot lost in an awful POLITICS IN JAPAN REACH TENSE CRISIS ii l-ri'u Leased Wire.) TOKIO, Jan. Japanese diet dissolved today, bring-j I Ing the internal political sittia: lion in Jsipan to a crisis. The nationalists in the diet and tho constitutionalists, in the house of peers, uniting in opposition to Premier Count Teiauchi, CMlied the dissolution of the diet which reconvened Tuosday. Ever since the emperor selected Terauchi as head of the kov' ernment in succession to Marquis: niuima, a bitter political fight on the administration has been In i progress. Conut Terauchi, who is leader of militarist fuotion In JftpanMt politics, has been I fiercely iitlnrUed, and even tho i emperor has been criticised for (selecting him as premier.

Tho real leader of the opposi! tion to the government is Viscount Kato, who served us foreign minister in the Okuma cabinet. LEADING TURKISH SHRINER IN CITY Ila ji Sheref was the honored (UMt at the auuual ceremonial of installation of the Afifi temple held Wednesday night. Allen C. HUM made tlie address of welcome. Walter J.

Thompson Fred C'allithan with the Imperial honor emblem for belnn most faithful and the best drilled member of the temple patrol. Ha.il Sheref is a brother of the late Rizh Alia Bassoon Kffendi who discovered and translated the ritual now used by the Shrine temples in America. CAN'T MELT SNOW (I I'rru fcMMI Wire.) SAN FRANCISCO. Jan. 25.

James Tile would like to join the I'nltad States army, but his patriotic fervor in not warm enough to melt the snow. He is snowbound in Nevada and wants Uncle Sam (o come and get him. CLEANED TROUSERS USED TOO SOON (I nil nl I'rrmi Wire.) DOUGLAS, was all ripht for Joseph Ballard Sto clean his points with gasoline, I but when he put 'em back on and struck a match on 'em, he was out of luck. He is badly burned. FOIUJKK HKXTKXCKI) Karl Brown, colored, was sentenced frouJ one to ten years in the Monroe reformatory by Super lor Judge Chapman Wednesdny, for forging the name of Jessie Harden to a check.

He pleaded guilty. GRANDMOTHER KNEW There Was Nothing So Good for Congestion and Colds as Mustard But the old-fashioned mustardplaster burned and blistered while it acted. Get the help that mustard plasters gave, without the plaster and without the blister! Musterole does it. It is a clean, white ointment, made with oil of mustard. It is scientifically prepared, so that it works wonders, yet does not blister the tender skin.

Just massage Musterole in with the finger-tips gently. See how quickly it brings speedily the pain disappears. Use Musterole for sore throat, bronchitis, tonsilitis, croup, stiff neck, asthma, neuralgia, headache, congestion, pleurisy, rheumatism, lumbago, pains and aches of back or joints, sprains, sort; muscles, bruises, chilblains, frosted feet, of the chest. THE TACOMA TIMES. H.iN.ir Law declared.

"It Is a question of life and death 'low. In judging whether that result can be secured by Ills inelliols, it ib impossible for us to tergal the past. For generations Immune men. men of good will among Millions, have striven by The Hague convention, by peace contVtenee and by all other means, to mitigate the horrors of w.ir. When war como sby what means ran these barriers, built up against barbarism, be made effective? They cannot be preserved uy the belligerents if any of them choose to luuore them.

It is only neutial mates that effective sanction (ia be glveu to them." storm. We have had nothing to eat for two days. We found thiq cabin, stayed here one night- God, we are hungry. Tomorrow we will try to go straight south. We should hit some man can't go much further.

Hy one more day we will he We have got guns, but can find nothing to shoot." INSURGENTS IN CONTROL (Special to The Times.) OLY.MPIA, Jan. leaders, corporation representatives in the senate, derisively beaton in the first real home rule 1 aitie, are scurrying around todaj trying to whip their scattered forces back into line. The passage or the Nichols amendment to senate bill 21, givi ing rities of the first class the I right to extend municipally owned I utilities beyond the city limits, was a clean cut victory for ihe insurgents. With the bill as amended up tor final passage in the senate tills afternoon, Howard Taylor, organization floor loader, and Jesse Jones, who so far has hacked every corporation measure, are making desperato efforts to stave off a WOrM defeat. On Nichols' amendment tlit; I'k'Mi! county men voted as follows: For: W.

S. Davis, Fairciiild, Karslmer. Aeainst: Jones. It Is understood Wray nnd Ghent have switched and will vote agiiinst the Nichols amendment this afternoon. Louis Bean is hero lobbying strong.

Mavnr Faweett is hero ready for Uio Jniy. RAINIER PARK CO. ELECTS OFFICERS A favorable report of the yeir'a work on the Rainier National Park Co. was given at the annual meeting. The following officers were elected: Chester Thome, president; H.

Henry, vice president; William Jones, treasurer, and J. H. Ternes, secretary. sayTsTcode is no secret WASHINGTON', Jan. 23.

messages of the state department linvc ler.ked because (lie statf department codes are known the stato dtpart'iicn has reason to believe, liigh oi'icial stated today. DAIRYMEN INDIRSE WORK AT PULLMAN Indorsement of the work Of the State College and the petitioning for a dairy building at the college were two of the resolutions adopted at the closing meeting of the Pacific Northwest Dairy and Milk Inspectors' associations meeting Wednesday at the Tacoma hotel. A committee was named to take up the points of the flavor and odor of milk in the government score card system. 11. 1-.

Ulancliard of the Puyallup Kxperlment station, spoke on "The Cost of Production," taking Hr. 11. T. Graves' place on the program. CENSOR FOR "STAR SPANGLED BANNER" SAN FRANCISCO, Jan.

2. It will be a misdemeanor for an orchestra to play parts of the Star Spangled Banner in a medley or an exit march, if an ordinance prepared by 0. A. H. veterans passes the board of supervisors.

lIIHTHS Born to Mr. and Mrs. Krnest Lissle, 4227 No. 7th Jan. 16, boy; Mr.

and Mrs. Herman Terrln, American Lake, Jan. 17, boy; Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin Baird.

3567 East Spokane Jan. 16. boy; Mr. and Mrs. needier McKenzle, Regents Park, Dec.

26, girl; Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Katy, Tacoma General hospital. Jan. 20, girl; Mr.

and Mrs. Walter Macquarrle, 4712 No. 39th Jan. 23, girl; Mr. and Mrs.

William E. Becker, 1423 Ainswoith Dec. 30, twin girls. NO BTENCHJ MJUUKWD An application for special funds with which to retain a stenographer In the civil service department at the city hall was turned down flatly l-y the city council Wei'hcsday. WOMAN SECRETARY TO LLOYD GEORGrEj Jliss Stevenson is one of Lloyd George's private secretaries, the first woman ever Kecretary to a British prime minister.

She held the same job when George was chancellor of the exchequer, went with him to the ministry of niuntions, lln'ii to the war office. She! is a gnidnate of Royal llolloway college. SIX MILES OF FORTS TAKEN I'rrH I.easiMl Wire.) BKRLIN, via Sayville Jan. of Russian i fort positions of moro than rIxI mih'j extent wlili II ofticeri, l.j Ton nutlu ntchiAa i w.is the (ifrniaa Ot- flclal itatemenl today trom Prtace 1 liPoi old's front, en both cf! the river As sector). SONSASSIST AGED BANDIT i l.t-iiard Wlrr.) PORTLAND, Jan.

i and k'oble, Chris Kvans, fotiner senior itailner in the Evans-Son- laX Miuik; of Caliioruia buniKts. ciiroil for at St. Yin- cent's hospital folluwtng a 'ihort stay at the poor ruiin, his haviiiK learned of liis iiliKlitji throiifiti the Mwapapon Kvuns li is 10 years old, and from liis many gun fights. Believe Raider Hamburg Liner' I i BUENOS AIHKS, Jan. to.

Dlspatrlios from Montevideo to-1 day declined on reliable lnfnr-'1 mation that the German raider has lieeii identified as the formerij Hamhurf! South American liner Cap. Ortoga. The samo sourri'l was autliority for the statement that the Cap. Ortega is known to i have transformed two of her i prizes into auxiliary raiders. Lloyds register lists the Cap.

Ortega as a steel twin screw screw steamer of tons, built in 1991 and owned by the Hat'ihurg-Sud Ainerik Dampfsi'hiffahrts registered at Hamburg, Sho is 440 feet in length. CHILD'S TONGUE BECOMES COATED IF CONSTIPATED When cross, feverish and sick give "California Syrup of Pigs. 11 Children love this "fruit laxative," and nothing else cleanups the tender stomach, liver and bowels so nicely. A child simply will not stop playing to empty the bowels, and the result Is, they become tight- I ly clogged with liver gets sluggish, stomach Hours, then your little ona heroines cross, half-bick, feverish, don't eat, sleep or act naturally, breath is bad, system full of cold, bos sore throat, stomach-ache or diarrhoea. Listen, Mother! See if tongue is coated, then give a teaspoonful of "California Syrup of Pigs," and in a few hours all the constipated waste, sour bile and undigested food passes out of the system, and you have a well, playful child again.

Millions of mothers give "California Syrup of Figs," because it perfectly harmless; children love it, and it never falls to act on the stomach, liver and bowels. Ask your druggist for a 60---cent bottle of "California Syrup of Figs," which has full directions for babies, children of all ages mill for grown-ups plainly printed on the bottle. Beware of counterfeits sold here. Get the genuine, made by "California Fig Syrup Company." Refute, any other kind with contempt. January Clearance Remnants ON BROADWAY SALES BO9THS Low prices for Quick Clearance OF USEFUL REMNANTS and short lengths from our various Yard Fabrics Department will be assembled tomorrow on these three Broadway Sales Booths for quick clearing before the end of the month.

The variety is choice, and there is an unusually fine range of designs and colorings. All at much less than regular prices. You'll OS Broadway Sales Booth Itainnunts of liinu Silks of Imnneuse of Molialra Keiiiiiants of MesNiillnei. ICciiiiiiiiiln of fUUtmm Kcniimnls of Kenmuiils of of Lining Silks Kcmnants of Wool I HeiniiHiits of Taffetas IdninunU of I'l iniiniii Silks ItcimmntN of Kenmaiits of Crepe do Chines IteimuiiilK of civets of lorduroyi of Kllks Kcimmhiils of liciiiimnls of Velvet Itcnmuiits of NMM Uciiiiinnts of ltro.nl> loilis of Kemnants of Poplins lieinnanlN of llcmuuiils of ItemnuntH of KcniimntN of Cheviots Kcmimnts of Venetian! Iteiniiaiits of Satins ItetnnnnlM of Wool I'opllns Kciiiniiiits of I'eiculhies Remnants of Kciiiiihiilh of Tweeds Kcniiiiuits of lirorattal All Good Good I'aslilonalili- at GREATLY REDUCED PRICES Kales Booth Broadway Sales Booth Remnants of Oiiipe UMM of Itmi.ls Remnants of I Remnants of Val Laces lv ot Novelty Trim- Kemimnts of Mgtagi Remnants RmmmU of (-iiinj- Uwm fci'iliiHM rVrmtntr of ItrtuHwlni food Icnt-tlr pieces that dressmakers as well us home sewers will find useful, tome take yourl pick of hundreds of good remnants, all at GREATLY REDUCED PRICES Sales Booth These Qn Broadway Sales BoQth of Wash llemi.ants of (inlaleas Wemimiifs of I laxous of Outing I Is of Pique of ivmihs RmMMU of I.JmrnWolles ICeiuimnts of scmiiants of Zephyr (iincluuna RenHUttU Of I'oplins RoaUMBU of l-'ancy Waisllnus Nof DNH Remnants of Ihmnels ttownaata Of Naiiuook omnaiits of Apron QlagkMM RmiWH of Vmbttm Ui-ninanls of hourlotli o.nnants of Oottl ItoMUata of of K.mi.i.,,i»s of Silk and Totlon of llil( Fallcy Mlmll, laon.s I Iteiniiaiits ol Tahle PmMUm are hundreds (ls GREATLY REDUCED PRICES Sales Itoolh iwtoADW itoniit ANOTHER ROUSING SALE Footwear of reliable notions Clearance IsjPm iomoiuiow mk Ul vv' -SSSSik. Sales Booth an- whiili MfflUfk BHB lhr Htylish 51,..,..

i preKPnl wholesale iEBiB Wl ls wk- and in inanj casow 1 foi llii'ii VOTTP PUfITPP CI in sewlnu. in. Ult UJlUlLrt $1.49 Smnll unlv OTTOV fei.nl sljles and from ami lav; uhieh ItussLun larjte 4.1-yard calf, miimn (nl, patent roll while the eoh.red iloth we'll wCyy' InstH, very special. 1 the woman nith smnll mZaEW' xT I.HJMT or nanow the 1.,5, har Ka ln SIHMH Sllih l.ui-uc she ever I'lijoyed. (Lome, take soiiiiicnt of colors and IdiicU your pick of the lot at, A JQ Spool 100 per pair I iTw each JU xUUJt TT SAMTAItV XAI'KINS Tllis ls MMM lot of fine OORSKT Ttllmlar Sanitary Shoes selected from our staple MM nunlitv l-timl ye.iv si.eeial.

earl, Ortn models. 'I hern are many varyle.n£hs ul'th metal fff 3CC -gl" included that we eanvery special. O- fOOTH Mltl SIICS here to their dennrii j(, assorted sizes scriptimi. All leathern are Imported Kid is.les—ver, cloth or kid rurleis qnalltv in W. all hlack kid calf or Kunhlack an.l tai.

eolo.s and BH fine suede, etc. All Qfsorted len in a timk water pearl in 2- lake your pick at niKM-ial. IC. hole and fisheve YOUR CHOICE $4 95 hunch lUb very fl'eelal, per IZ Misses' Pin-on tiarteis in Hruss Safety Pins as- and sorted no, J. KKUSTSiIL.

mSSK ladies' Sew-on to variety of n.veliv corse, hose sup.K.rters; THRKK for UC "no jA 1.1.A5, It ne elal, Mr pair IUC frilled (, sll((lll lllisK lU-TTOXS-A lar assort- vvh.te, hlue and red; (( 0 OC ment of salt and fresh water very special. yard UVi Xfi.HS Pearl Buttons in whUe, OAT HANGKRH leventli HtreoTTl.u.^ Sm and a few quality folding MewntH Htree, M(r varied assortnienl of Rtyles larue sizes very and size Ia on each H. 1C a special. UC TWO for IvO brass fine COAT HAHORRH Stand- ard plain 3(K) special, 1C fc spwial, TWO for IJO A per" package 4C WHISK BItOOMS Kine N. SHU I fjood Nleeve Karmenl verj special, each sizes 4 and very TAPK Imported Dutch per pair linen i widths DRICSM Sllll I special, 1(ln Tllltll, IWH.TS lUb ular Ht.vie—sizes and RICK It jHf special 1C had In white and lUC width' Ifl" SANITARY BKIiTS Kin- very special I lib eat quality mcdl- CJcmxl quality I urn and lnrRC OQa rpttn IIV very xpecial, each style sizes from XAI BUTTONS I-arise assort- 14 to 34; very ment of fancy, novelty and lal.

per dozen CO it NtaiUe coat, suit and trim- 111 I White TUT A miiiK IJiitnuis in widths full lwl XVO sizes, colors and Myles; yard while qiiau- to 12 on a card; your clKvlee, titjr very special, per arrf? 5c 25c SI Down $1 a Week MANT OTHKIt SIMILAR NOTION RKIHOTIONH TIH) NITMKItorH TO HKRK. rt Floor. Hales Booth -ill brothers I In Every Detail Tacoma's Leading Retail Establishment -i PAGE FIVE..