The Seattle Star Newspaper, August 20, 1919, Page 9

FOREIGN TRADE AND] SHIPPING SPECIAL COURSES in and 1—World Commerce Trade, begins Sept BY WILLIAM A. RUSSELL Former U, 8. Trade Commis sioner to Russia. Foreign Trade Office Prac tice, begins Sept. 2. 3—Shore Operation of Ships, begins Sept. 16 By B®. J, FORMAN Former Traffic Manager of the Port of Seattle Commis sion and Rate Expert of Washington State Public Serv ice Commission. 4—Staples of Trans - Pacific ‘Trade, begins Sept. 16 Ry ALFRED W. DYER, Industrial Editor, Seattle Post-Intelligencer. H ALL USINESS COLLEGE Third at Columbia Phone Elliott 554 GOOD MILK Delivered to your back door by the most complete distributing service in the city, or supplied by your grocer. CALL ELLIOTT 223 VLAIN OR Id waTcHEs DIAMOND RINGS AND WATCHES Says Eat Less to Put on Flesh And Get Strong ‘Thin, weak, nervous wrecks, who want to put on flesh, get strong and fine, can almost invariably do so in by taking with n tablet of the and blood < druggists Phosphate. Big are often thin as a rail sim- use the food they eatas not imilated. Wloed-Iron Pho: , by strengthening the nervous #: Seas and enriching the blood, pr ea the normal activity of tho organs upon which the proce esses of assimilation and metabol- jam depend, thus enabling you to make use of the very last bit of Nourishment from the food that you eat. If you don't feel well, if you tire easily, don't sleep well or are too thin, go to the Ow! Drug com- pany or Swift Drug compan Eny other good drugsist and’ get enough Bleed-Iron Phosphate for a three weeks’ treatment—it costs only 50 cents a week—and take an directed. Eat leas, chew your food thoroly, and if at the end of three weeks you don't feel stronger and better than you have for months; if your eyes aren't brighter and your nerves steadier: if you better, and your vim, durance and vitality “arent ‘more than doubled, the druggist will re- tarn you oney for the asking and Bileod-tron Phosphate will cost you nothing. vw |800 Seattle Elks ‘550 GALLONS OF | GRAPO ‘DITCHED’ 'Home- Grown Beverage De- stroyed by Dry Squad | Pive hundred and fifty gall | “grapo,” that home with a head | were introdu | nesday morning Junder Lieut. } jit in a residence at 530 Several quarts of the highly potent | ria were retained by the police as vd corraled A ave nau evidence. | Along with the evidence Collier and his codry squa arrested | Mrs. Joe Pappas, 42, who waa the | Only person in the house when the hand of the law crashed in. Mrs. Pappas is held at the city in default of $1,000 bail. Previous jail to the arrest of Mrs. Pappas, the dry squad arrested M. Pappas, @ merchant, and Mra, G, Diacokos, tailor, who are alleged to have |handied the “grapo” brewed in the Pappas home. A complete still also | was commandeered by the police OUIMET LEADING ~IN GOLF BATTLE Gains Jump on “Chick” Evans in Second Round | PITTSBURG, Pa, Aug Francis Oulmet, the Boston star, was leading Charles EB. (Chick) “Evans, | | Jr., of Chicago second round of the national ama” teur golf championship tournament | here today Outmet was two up on Bvans at the 11th hole. Defeat of Evans tn today’s match | Would eliminate him from the cham- plonship race. Playing most spectacular golf. |Oulmet and Evans were all even at the 18th hole Robert J. Jones, Jr. sensational boy player of Atlanta, was 2up at | the 18th hole on Robert A. Gardner | of Chicago, who won the title in 1915, 20. on Way to Yakima Armed to the teeth with gas, oil, extra tires and springs, $00 Seattle Elks are motoring Yakimaward for the state convention and 500 more will leave by special train shortly after § a. m, Thursday. The state convention opens ‘Thursday with Charles F. Manning of Everett, ex alted ruler, in the chair. Lodge ithe holder, in the! business will take up the morning session. A golf tournament at the golf grounds will start in the afternoon and a big dance and reception are scheduled for the evening. A com petitive drill also is scheduled for Thursday evening. Border Veterans : Get Full Rights In response to numerous inquiries, the army recruiting station here an nounced today that all Americans tn the military or naval service during the Mexican border operations, as well as the war with Germany, have been granted the same homestead Privileges as soldiers and satlors who served during the civil and Spanish American wars. All time spent in the military serv lee by these men will be counted as if it had been put In on the home stead ‘ F Find Man Dead in : ‘ Gray Bathing Suit Clad in a gray bathing suit, the body of a man believed to have been Frank Pierce, 35, a fisherman, was found Tuesday floating in the bay off the Chicago, Milwaukee @ St. Paul dock. Pierce was drowned off the South Alki dock on July 13 while fishing fr a rowboat. He lived at 4030 Alki Paulsbo Man Gets Cross With Star The army recruiting station here today forwarded to Oscar Wistrand. of Poulsbo, a croix de guerre with gilt star, awarded him by the French government for gallantry in action fn Belgium on November 4, 1918. Wistrand was in Company L, of the 361st thfantry, 91st division. RESTORES SPEECH TO HER VETERAN SON LONDON, Aug. 20.—Gassed at Vimy Ridge in March, 1914, Private A. E. Pearson, completely lost the power of speech. Larking at home with his mother, the latter pinched him, and Pearson yelled “Don't,” re covering his speech since. NOTE TO JUDGE LANDS HIM PRISON TERM LONDON, Aug. 20—"Dear Sir Just a line to let you know IT am innocent,” was a statement” handed |to the Lambeth magistrate by a man |aceused of theft. Four months im | prisxonment | | aac THE SEATTLE STAR—WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 20, 1919. The fall have show tone, mixtures. Priced a ——=Ss Sweater Coats for misses; with contrasting borders. popular this fall than ever. did line of fine wool Coats $3.50 Each We have colors which bo: They are priced at. cond Pile | navy. Sturdy Clot Fall and Winter Coats For Girls 6 to 18 Years girls are the most attractive we They are made of velour, cheviot, They are the long, loose back warmth and style. —Girls’ Section, Third Floor, All-Wool Sweater Coats For Misses —We are showing an exceptional line of fine all-wool with full belt and sailor collar; colors are green or red Most any girl will be able to select a suitable Sweater Coat from our present stock. They are very moderately priced at... —Sweater Section, Second Floor. Fine Warm Sweater Coats for Girls —The Sweater for girls for Alice blue and rose; they have shaw! collar and belt. —Children’e ‘Sweaters, Second Floor, | Jersey Sweaters for Boy ye —Close-fitting Jersey eae. ers which boys like to wear. They always appear neat and tidy in one of these jerseys. like, such as red, grey a Don't Neglect Buying Children's Garters for Children The Notion Section is fully rupplied with many little things fo essential to the neat Hickory pinon garters; all rizes, in pink, blue, white and black; priced at, pair BBE Ww 40¢ Hickory Waixta with gar ters attached; ali sizes, each The De Parker's Waist with each 50¢ Hickory Shoulder Braces, with garters; all sises, each 46¢ and S0¢ Notions Section, First Floor, BECOND AND lair Bow Fasteners —Hair Bow Fasteners of every kind will be found in the Ribbon Section. cial price of. Fraser -Paterson Co. UNIVERSITY We are freedom of the great outdoors. styles in Coats for n in several seasons silver- broacdolth and —The children’s departments are especially equipped to supply girls’ fall coats and dresses; shoes for boys and girls; strong serviceable stockings and good, warm undergarments. styles with full sleeves. Some are becomingly trimmed with fur which adds a touch of t $10.00 to $45.00. they are of plain weave . $8.50 school wear will be more We are showing a splen- in plain weave; colors are $7.50 and fashionable for the miss. ys tion of school needs. oF. —Stockings that will wear tured by this store. —Boys’ heavy school Stocki 10, pair sizes 6 to 10 Youms Fa ini in —Girls’ medium ‘a aaboe black Cotton Stockings, Accessories for Boys and In the Men’ —Boys’ silk, priced from. 25¢ to $1.75 —Boys’ —Boys’ linen at, Plain white Cotton kerchiefs at 2 for 25¢ and each 35e¢ each, Young Men's Young Men’s Union Suits wear, for a long time are fea- ings, in black, sizes 6 to .50¢ 40¢ palery Section, First Floor. Men 's Section Sox and in silk, fiber lisle cotton, Ties, priced from 35¢ to $1.50 ‘Handkerchiefs, of ACh... 08 40¢ Hand- whee asa be ka 4 20¢ Handkerchiefs at or 3 for. .$1.00 Belts with tial buckles or plain... T5¢ to $3.00 ney Munsing and Carter's priced from.. rege $2.50 to $1 —Men‘a Section, First I ing day. Tuesday, We're showing a new line which was bought in anticipa- There are red and blue flannel and blue serge in the collection. They are priced from. .$7.50 to $10.00 —Girls’ Section, Third Floor. Flannel and Serge Middics for School Girls ~Middies are very serviceable school in gr from.. be Middy Skirts for Girls 6 to 16 Years $4.50 to $15.00 —Very good, durable Skirts are needed for the school 1. These are in plain blue and plaid colors. Some are made line styles. $4.50 to $15.00 —Girls’ Section, Third Floor. waist of life, are upon us, — ee eee re Dares PHONE MAIN 7100 featuring one at the spe- 10¢ “Ribbon Section, First Floor School Opens Tuesday, Sept. 2 —the happy days of vacation time will soon linger in the minds of Young Americans with regret for the pleasures and —School days—the days of moulding character—preparation days for the bigger obstacles vital that every boy and every girl be well clad for the open- The first impression of school companions is a last- ing one, and to have your boy and girl look their best is to fit them with the proper clothing. and it —Mothers will want to choose from the splendid stocks we are showing for youngsters before school starts, so that/your boy and girl will be ready for the first-clang of the bell on Septem 300 Pieces Hair Bow Ribbon 48c Yard ~A complete collection of plain taffetas, plain moires, also fancy checks and stripes in 4, 5 and 6-inch widths. We are showing all the wanted colors, including white, car- dinal, -maize, old rose, nile, navy, pink, light blue, delft blue, brown and black. Priced for school girls at, yard 45¢ —Ribbon Section, First Floor. 6 to 16 $2.95 to Serge —Tub Dresses of Priced from. Girls will Boys’ and Girls’ Footwear “Little Sizes welt t soles counters, er. sizes 111% —For the children who want a footform last with wide ex- tension soles, we have a dark brown calf in a lace shoe from our priced at, 6 to 8 8% to ll... —We are showing an unusual value in our Dugan & Hudson line of Black Kid Lace Shoes, with leather and inner sole. —Sizes 814 —Sizes 11144 Siwash” line, - 84.50 and solid toe boxing o 11 to 2 | enone M14 34 Ave; downtown, 913 2d Ave. Another Week Then gone forever is your chance of buying high-grade, standard Jewelry at bargain prices THIS WEEK we're offering special prices on Sheffield Silver Plate Chafing Dishes Cut Glass You had better call for your repair work before we move— September ist. I. M. BENNETT Manufacturing Jeweler Plaza Hotel, Westlake, near Pine Let's go eat at Boldt's—uptown, x~ / Pet Monkey, Violet’s Limbs and Mother-in-Law i in Court Hearing | | i x— SAN BERNARDINO, Cal, Aug “Doris, dear, did you notice that) display by Violet of her 20 vulgar limbs? That's these vulgar Califor: | nians.” Such remarks, addressed by Mrs Wilhelmina Doubleday, wealthy New | York woman, to her pet roenieays | cost her $10,000 Mrs, Violet Gethinger Doubleday, of Chicago, her daughter-in-law sued the New York woman, alleging | that thro sarcasm the older woman | tried to break the love of her son for Violet Other remarks brought out in the | trial were "L know it's hard on, meals of Violet's, my Doris.” Doris, you are used to red satin,” | Neither Mrs, Wilhelmina Double + . Sou-—these poor little jday nor her son were present at the Ww Ga BL etl —~——~~— & trial, Witnesses said they disap | peared several months ago COCKROACHES STEARNS’ PASTE. Alvo SUR 8 b ND MICE | lor Une, , Ae and £1.50, | Gubian TnoM YOU DEALEE \ 50 LEGLESS SOLDIERS IN FUNERAL PARADE BRIGHTON, less soldiers drove procession of Col. G. H. Coats. chiet of the Pavilion hospital, One hundred one-armed men marched behind and 200 one-legged men lined the path to the grave, OPTICAL SERVICE abl CURRY OPTICAL C0. 20.—Fifty lee in the funeral Aug. BEST OF able prices, hed 1908, —Sizes. 814 to 11, priced at... —Same shoe in English last for misses, —The coming school days will necessitate the usual fall buying of juvenile footwear. Children will be pleased and parents easily satisfied by making their purchases in our shoe section on the Second Floor. —Children’s Tan Calf Lace Shoes for fall wear—a sturdy little shoe for rainy weath- - 86.00 2 . $7.00 —Boys can be fitted, too, in shoes that are built to stand wear that boys will give them during wet weather. Black calf, welt sole, lace Shoes, in sizes 8144 to 1314 —Sizes 1, 1144 and 2 —Sizes 214 to 6 ~Also a_ strong, pliable Brown Calf Lace Shoe, full double welt sole and double toe caps and triple stitching. A shoe we recommend for real hard wear. —Sizes 9 to 18%... es 1, 114 and 2 to - $4.50 —Sizes 214 to 6 —Shoe Section, Second Floor. Girls’ Tub Dresses ham and pique and linen, are made in very neat styles and there is a wide variety of patterns to choose these for the opening of school. Girls’ Section, Third Floor. Serge Dresses Are Smart and Practical for School Wear are featuring attractive models in Serge Dresses for school girls. They are shown in blue and brown in the straight line ef- fect. Others are high waist trimmed with silk and braid. Then there -are the regulation school dresses in blue and black. Trimmed with pique col- lars and braiding. They are for girls 6 to 18 years of age. —Pri Se Givi ne hictaons -50 to $45. 00 gemsinee Third Floor. We many is Cotton Wash Fabrics ‘That Wil Will mder ar ‘and W Wear ‘Well Ideal for Girls’ School Dresses —The Wash Goods Section i plete list of desirable wash fabrics which are most suitable for children’s school Six full tables of Dress Ginghams 80c, 35c, 50c, 60c and 75c Yard Renfrew Devonshire Cloth 50c Yard Thousands of Yards of Percale 40c and 45¢ Yard Japanese Crepes 40c, 50c and 65c Yard —Wash Goods Section, Second Floor. NuVogue Plaids 85c Yard Years $15.00 chambray, ging- tion. with Priced at, want several of Handkerchiefs for School Tee —5,000 Handkerchiefs for school use are assembled for your selec~ There are plain white lawns with dainty embroidered corner; plain white edges; plain white centers wide colored bands; narrow —Women's Neckwear, First Floor, . The Little Miss Needs Gloves s showing a very com- dresses. lawn with one plain waite colored borders. each ul white and tan, pair lined and unlined, pair —Tooth Brushes —Colgate’s Talceum Powd Cashmere Bouquet —Imported Castile Soap, cal —Children’s part of the “get ready every mother. —Munsing undergarments answer the problem. —Children’s Cotton Fleeced Suits with high neck, aan and ankle length. long sleeves; Dutch neck, —Sizes 2 to 6 years —Sizes 8, 10 and 12. —Sizes 14, 16 and 18 —Knit t —Children’: 's Soda Chamoisette Gloves, which which will wash in soap and water; colors are gray, —Children’s one-clasp Mocha and Suede Glows These Toilet Articles Are Necessary, Too —Colgate’s Tooth Paste. —Hudnut’s Tooth Paste. —Hughes’ Ideal Hair Brushes, No. 66.. Cashmere Bouquet Soap, in two sizes Munsing Wear Is the Garment for Boys and Girls undergarments are $1.50 and $1.75 —Glove Section, First Floor, ..25¢, 35¢ and . $2. er, violet, LaFrance and ...10¢ and 25¢ —Toilet Goods, First Floor. ¥ an important for school” program of BRITISH BILL WOULD CLOSE NIGHT STORES KAR:RY Has no equal Disorders. It the ayxtem 82.00 per bo: KAR-RU COMPANY, ‘Tacoma, Wash, for RHEUMATISM and Kh removes the cause and Ith. 30 DAYS’ TREATMI book free. For sale by Druggists. a LONDON, Aug, 20.—The compul. sory closing of all stores at 7 p, m is included in a bill now before p Bear Oil Grows Hair One of the potential ingredionts of Kotalko—for the hair—is genuine bear oll, procured thru hunters at! a large coat. There are other ac- tive ingredients not found in any other hair paration. Kotalko ts n omtments It has succeeded in| Many cases of baldness, falling hair | and dandruff when every other hair lotion Ke treatment has proved fu- tile. 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