The Seattle Star Newspaper, February 7, 1919, Page 5

Polsoning, Prostrating Diseases, | Dest course of restorative treat. nt, purifying the blood, strength ing the nerves, stimulating the| , he Hood's Sarsaparilia, the standard | pod purifier, before eating. Peptiron, a real iron tonic (choco d pills), after eating. Hood's Pills (cathartic. mit and otive) as needed. Seattle Star Sto THE STAR BUREAU, Building, Olympia, Feb, 7 the latest story tntroduced tn the cloak room seastonsa, when the legts- lative grind on the floor of the house or senate gets tiresome: Capitol 4 hearted lad lied up These three great medicines make| 4 kind hearted lady called up nce real, rapid and per-|C®™P Lewis and announced she “4 would entertain 10 soldiers for Shey are also of service in the intion of disease and the pres tion of health. They form Hood’ friple Combination Treatment. Bach is good alone; all are good ir. Get them today. In the rotunda of the capitol ts a | refreshment stand, with big red ap heaped on the counter. The ples SAN FRANCISCO, Fob. 1.—George | lawmakers from Eastern Washington ader Fish, millionaire president of | nibble on apples all day long. Union Gas & Electric Company “Well,” remarked Representative juently inspected the ankles of his Galletly, of Wenatchee, “an apple a 's friends to “jucee their charac. | day keeps the doctor away.” * according to a divorce complaint! “Yep,” replied Senator Dan Landon, d today in superior court by Mra | of Seattle, “and an onion a day keeps woila Fish, of the St. Francis | everybody away.” Christmas dinner. “But don’t send any Jewtsh sol: diers,” she concluded. On Christmas |bell rang. Tho woman answered, land found 10 strapping negro buck privates awaiting admittance, “Here we ta," chortled the leader \*Cap'n Cohen sent ua” ominent society women took off] Many of these lawmakers have the Ir shoes and stockings to have! time of their ives down here, Much “character read," and many!of the factional antagonism that asked to do so who refused, ghe| marked the first weeks of the session u is submerged between contests on the “He was constantly embarrassing | floor. fnsulting m says Mrs. Fish. would tell my friends that I ad him for his money; that he longer loved me” Stay Fat? | Somebody went down to the printer j and had a number of “Keep Smiling” cards struck off. One decorates the speaker's desk in the house, Others are stuck up on members’ deska You Can Reduce! ©. suzatto, president of the unt- hes versity, seldom circulates among the ‘The ler of most fat people is| lestslators, hat i ere too troublesome - u eros to force the Feight ‘Gowns However, in Mar- All statements for pubtication are no Utpscription Tablets, ail these | coming from Gov. Lister himself, and rt ee are overcome. They are jutely harmless, entail no diet. | DF. Sumallo and Attorney General by Tanner are acting as advisers on de- j taile during the governor's {linea {armola| Dr, Suzzallo ts anxious to get back this you | to the untversity, according to his too fat, | friends, where he has a “readjust nn enh wo rear oe bag | ment problem of his own." P-effecta. ——| Indications point to a steadily in | creasing enrollment at the university | where war work postponed all actual | development work during the last two years. ‘Take 1 or 2 Lessons STEVENS’ *\.ni.cf teaching Tf you enine time and men Little Gost. Private Halla Day and Evening. Young Cady Assistanta 1822 4th Ave, Wain 3911. Danced tm leading places of New York ity. Member Teachers Assn. There ts urgent need for more class fooma, extensive repairs, and the fac- ulty must be built up to meet new present conditions Senator Ferryman, of Wenatchee, | is the only solon who brought @ Bible | to Olympia. He reads his every day or so, according to friends. Others insist it 1s a leather bound dictionary } 4 | Representative Guie’s bill, estab- Ushing the “equal pay for equal ser- vice” principle in the schools of first | class cities, passed the senate yester- day afterncon. Senator French, of/ Clarke, cast the only opposing vot King County Treasurer Willem ‘SORENESS, PAIN, LEGISLATIVE NOTES BY “TED” COOK Here's | morning the door | fers ought to | clgarets to boys under 18 who were { aff Representative | Galnos, of Seattle, appeared Inst night before the committees on elections to | give expert adv on the registration laws, He was formerly chief regis tration officer for Seattle Rev, U, G. Murphy, Seattle reform dvocate, ia down to seo what has become of the gambling abatement DIL, and new divorce legislation, Tie usually carries a few Ortental }lottery tickets, purchased in Olym:. pia or Seattle, to show the senators Ja thing or two about moral candi tions In the big cities, He says Chinese tong wars tmal | ly develop out of tong lottery games. | When a mnartlooking, wel}taflor jed young woman steps around tho | corridors, the senators and represen |tatives pay clon attention. State Printer Frank Lamborn de- livered a speech before the senate | Yesterday, advocating at least a per cent advance in the price sca for state printing, He says inc in labor cost hi skimmed all the cream from his jol | | Senator Howard Taylor remarked to Lamborn; “I'd like to trade a jooreee for your Joh” | Representative Elliott, of Tacoma, haa introduced a bill granting metro |politan park districts the right of eminent domain, | offered as well as available. A new fisheries code has been pre | pared and placed in the hands of the senate fisheries committea, It would Umit fishing privileges to cities of |the United States, as recommended |by Fish Commissioner Darwin. |. Nobody tn the house voted againat handing out armories to Walla Wal- la, Aberdeen and Everett yesterday. Senator Lamping, chairman of the | senate military affairs committees, || pointed out tn the senate that the |status of the National Guard ts un known, and that the government | probably will abandon the system. stitching, fagot-stitchin, binations. Sizes 36 to But the measure, sponsored by machine leaders, went thru both houses on ball-bearings. Youngsters under 18 years of age won't be penalized heres help cenvist the dealer who sella |}| Saturday a them cigareta. The amendment to exenpt young witnesses carried the) | house, 53 to 38, yesterday, and now goes to the governor. | The women's as been busy ment thru legislattve counell getting this amend ATS of the type that will be worn immedi- ately with suit or coat, make up this interesting showing— Straw-and- Georgette Combinations and All-Straw Gule of § that deal ed to sell perr in the military service, j ‘The traction bill, knocking off the| S-cont carfare ttmit, and the vice dis | ease «quarantine measure, have! reached the house and ought to bob | up any time now. | The organtration will push the utility bill, and opposition to the vice | disease measure has taken to the! woods. } ACHING JOINTS Don’t suffer! Relief comes | the moment you rub with | Old “St. Jacobs Liniment” | a een Don't stay sore, stiff and Inme! ' Free Examination |Limber up! Rub soothing, pene | trating “St. Jacobs Liniment” right SZV_HO GLASSES 2 your serine muscien joints ana | painful nerves. 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You could have had it filled then and ‘a thorough dental cleaning done. That would have kept your mouth whole, A little care and you would still have your complete tooth-equipment. But there’s no use crying over spilt milk. You didn’t go to the dentist then. But PAINLESS PROCTOR conquers | *” | Brooklyn as the proprietor went out (United Press Staff Corre: | retary of transportation be added to | the cabinet. | would include: | termination of policies for improved | in Taupe, Henna - color, PUBLIC-OWNED : Navy, Brown, Dust, Jade- | green and Black, with RAIL TERMINAL |] little fruit clusters, nosega; OLYMPIA, Feb, 1.—Legislation to create publicowned rail terminals, | recommended by the state public rvice commisison, haa finally made its appearance in the house. Discussed for weeks before the legislature convened, this bill ia ex! pected to atir up a big fight with the railroad companies as the chief op position. ‘The bill was introduced by Ledger wood, chairman of the railroad com mittee. This is the legislation need ed to create the terminals to effi ciently handle freight expected to} congest in the Northwest as indus tries develop. 1H It gives authority to creat a mu- nicipal corporation to “construct, ac quire, own and tugs, ferries and barges.” The Hat sketched in beaver-color straw-and-Georgette ‘display—at $5.00. made tapeless style, and $1.00. Knickerbockers are full medium weight. Price $1.25 pair. operate railroads, Western Boys in Trouble at N. Y. NEW YORK Feb. 7.—Albert Ringer, 18, wanted a diamond ring for his fiancee in Spokane, #0 he and Alfred Fisher, 17, went after the ring with a couple of revolvers They robbed a jewelry store in mixtures, in sizes 614, to THE SEATTLE STAR—FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 7, 1919. FREDERICK & NELSON A Purchase of Blouses | Georgette Crepe—Crepe de Chine | Wash Satin—Taffeta Brings Attractive Values at $4.95 N offering important for the variety of styles | Collarless shoulder-fastening styles, neck, front-closing effects, square-neck models and ~ many others, with beading, embroidery, hand-hem- In white, flesh-color and other pastel shades, also suit colorings, including navy and taupe and com- The values are decidedly unusual at $4.95. The Basement Store Features for Trimmed Hats at $5.00 is from this to 5, ®1.25: 4 to §, with wedge - heel, $1.50 pair. figure. It is made of white bat- a THE BASEMENT STORE - i6 BASLMENT STORE. Boys’ Blouses at $1.00 | are well made and full cut from light-patterned Madras or Percale. Serviceable cut from strong khaki of Sizes 7 to 17 years. Boys’ Caps at 65c are made of Gray, Brown and Novelty FIFTH AVENUE—PINE STREET—SIXTH AVENUE Women’s Hosiery | “Seconds” 22c Pair HERE are slight imper- fections in these Black | Cotton Stockings, account- | ing for the unusually low price. Sizes 814 to 10, the | pair, 22¢. | - fH BASEMENT STORE | Marquisette Overdrapes at 55c Yard are inexpensive and yet | most effective. In soft dark colorings of Brown, | Blue, Green and Rose are | these new arrivals in Cur- tain Fabrics. Patterned in most attractive designs, in 86-inch width, price for the attractive savings 55¢ yard. . -—THE BASEMENT STORE New Georgette Crepe ry Frocks at $25.00 3 | Advancing the Style-ideas of the Coming Season Hen weighted with beads, beautifully em- broidered or lavishly tucked, these new Frocks offer delightful possibilities for smart Afternoon Cos- tuming—and in the lighter shades for informal even- ing wear. The colorings include Pearl-gray, Green, Navy, Henna, Victory-blue, Navy, Brown, Pink, Cream and Black Three of the Dresses are pictured—left to right: Victory-blue Georgette Frock with elaborate beaded design on bodice and tunic; brightened with red at top of girdle—$25.00. Henna-color Georgette Frock heavily beaded in black, with much-plaited bodice and hip draperies—priced at $25.00. Gray Georgette Frock effectively embroidered in black, with Persian-patterned underblouse—priced * at $25.00. —THE BASEMENT STORE. This Frenella Corset at 75c is intended for the medium short tailored, high- g and other trimming ideas. 52. —THE DASEMENT STORE « Boys’ School Shoes At $4.00 Pair Good-looking and | Serviceable Collection of ODELED on the Eng- lishestyle last, in dark tan calfskin, these excel- lent-fitting Shoes will give long service for school wear. Sizes 21% to 6, at BOYS AND YOUTHS’ GUN- METAL CALFs LACE SHOES on round-toe last, with chrome leather soles. Sizes 11% to 13%, $3.00 pair; 1 to 2 83.50 pair: 2% to 6, $3.95 | pair, INFANTS AND CHILDREN'S PATENT LEATHER AND Vict KID BUTTON SHOES with hand-turned soles, sizes 2 ys, demi-wreaths and bands. iste, with low bust and medium length skirt; flexible boning and four hose supporters. Sizes 19 to 25, T5¢. —THE BASEMENT STORE They are finished with handy pocket. Sizes 6 to 15 years, price Boys’ Well Tailored Shirts at $1.25 are fashioned of good quality madras cloth in a variety of striped patterns. Finished with military collar and pocket, in sizes 1214 to 14. Price $1.25. —THE BASEMENT STORE. at $1.00 Garment are of light weight combed rib cotton of standard manufacture. An excellent weight for the present season, Price $1.00 garment. Men’s Balbriggan Shirts and Drawers at $1.15 Garment are made of excellent grade material of standard manufacture. Shirts are short-sleeved and Drawers ankle length. In Ecru color only, at $1.15 garment. -THE BASEMENT STORE. at $1.25 7. Price 65c. the back door, shots rattling after | him. nal facilities; executive and admin The F were caught by the po! jstrot powers of the interstate lice after a ch nee mminsion would be The be mic hey Intended ee. r T said they intended to Sl civen over to tho secretary. ‘The comminsion would continue to act as & quasi judicial body in charge of valuation and accounting West after the holdup. Federal Jurisdiction . group of onsisting of one r from each tate, these commissions to have primary jurisdiction and act as BY RAYMOND CLAPPER WASHINGTON, Feb interests today propose that a seo hy é. This secretary would be tn charge Each i = don’t forget it—now—it’s a valuable les- Jot a department of transportation be oa Peas aaa eae ae phelps 106 COLUMBIA 106 son if you want to learn it. You've got | with powers to enforce unified oper-| ,,fomething over sixty, 7care Gf: |pure pitrocphosphata at a cost. so | sence, condensed ° tis YOUR to have teeth. 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