The Seattle Star Newspaper, August 29, 1919, Page 4

i E, PAGE 4 AF THIN AND NERVOUS, TRY PROFITEER IN COINS IS BUSY _ PHOSPHATE |Firms Here Abuse Discount | Rothing Like Math nitro Ph tm Firm, He © thelr flesh | by the Ailing the Fe yh mo of health and @ wonder that! ns along t is no ried suggest ar from time te ive thinness might be Po Attributed to us and subtle luses in difte Wous, sickly and t thor and pre “Chemistry and bliahed 1918, nt in phosphate speaking countries as Bitro: op! ‘Thru the assimilation of by Nature soon produces a change in our body and Nerve tension disappears, and strength replace weak: } and th boay and abrupt angles. in a glow of perf and beauty and the wit and h to be up and otn, msiclans are now recognizing tt# | association by its use in ever-increasing Frederick Kolle, M. D., yaicians’ there Phoe- r every ital ‘orce jor and used in crease strength and, nerve f to enrich the blood.” joseph D. Harrigan, former via! Specialist to North Eastern Dis- , says vous, anaemic, a natural, unadul- ed nee such as Bitro- phate and you will soon # results in the in- of nerve energy, strength of | time | tor oF | soldiers, on Canadian Currency of a ne Seattle busine eoring w sort mre became permi ‘ th nt Canadian discounted these The discount ton the dime the quarter “anadiar wouttle over the t for Can Traffic Curbed x Ho taking nadian me arance of © of thie proc Escaped Prisoner Baffles Deputies and deputy tinued their search id V. Kimba ring of forgers, who om Deputy Sheriff R. W he Albany dental parlors Thurs noon Kimbalt hy ry ct ted charge having his partors, whict Dr. J. F. Kittoe, T. Kit held in the county of murdering chauffeur. When Mount of Kittoe’s office * prisoner fled. was a fellow prisone Kittoe, son of the Dr the only comment cared to make Fri- disappe e with con tla y of been convicted twice on an habitual criminal next Thursday He wae teeth fixed at the dental operated father of Harry ail his ar toe charge a Kimball Harry wan nt said he A cap belonging to Kimball i missing from his belongings at the jeounty ff. Those In charge at fthe jell believe the escape was pre rranged DAUGHTER OF PEER WILL LEAD LABOR NDON, Aug. 29.—Lady Cynthia daughter of the Marquis de and @ firm believer in the | trade union principle, has been elect led an honorary president of he Ministry of Pensions Temporary aff association, a registered union. |For two years she worked ay an lordinary clerk at the ministry, and/ was an organizing member of the| viee “I believe in a yased on merit alc she says scale of wages *, regardiess of nd 1 believe that gradually beginning to re alize that men and women should) receive equal pay for equal work.| Womien should not be compelled to/ sex,” men are “Let those who are /give up their positions to returning when they themselves have lost husbands, fathers and brothers! fin the war.” nd mind and power of endur- RES Confer jiro-Phosphate is made entirely the organic prosphate compound ferred to in the Dispensatory as being a prep ition which has recently iderabie reputation in the trea naard © test irements. tro-Prosphate refore not a patent medicine and id not be confused with any of trums, so-cal CAUTION—While Bitr $e unsurpassed for the re Yousness, general debility, ‘Mhose taking it who do not desire to ‘on flesh should use extra care in BVoiding fat-producing fooda. FOR INDIGESTION TAKE SERATHOL ity, in- | @igestion, flatulen: gilments arising f ™ of the stomach should understa that the human stomach Is a de cate and intricate piece of m inery; therefore extreme MENA be casrcived to Guild asainet Fie omplications, ulcers and #e- estinal troubles. of dosing with Siliecs ‘unknown russ or'te: | sorting to the starving treatment, go to your druggist a et about two ounces of ordinary serathol is nothing more tive treatment of these ailments and it can be obtained at very small cost Many 4 sufferer from these com- ints has been agreeably surpr the almost instantaneou subsequent permanent itn use. Serathol is a harm- antelens white powder, tralizes acid and stops food fermentation. In many cases Of hyper-acidity a single duces almost magic effects. Today’s Health Hint CONSTIPATION—If people in the ‘rom tro is | sourl jhands and chorus girls in bare | Wibe patent once There friendship d | tle tat like other little dose pro- on Cost of Living WASHINGTON, Aug. 29.—Govern quired ors of seven states were to confer today with President Wilson to plan state co-operation in the federal gov ernment’s efforts to cut the cost of The governors are: Gardner, Mis Montana; Cooper ina; Sproule, Penns en, Maine; Campbell, Ari nd Burnquist, of Minnesota N. Y. Hippodrome Dark Thru Strike NEW YORK, Aug. 29.—Stage the Hip podrome last e's performance 8.” and the world atre tur tickets struck just even ed away throngs who held] The Hippodrome is the | atre to go dark thru strikes |RE-WED AFTER SEVEN YEARS’ SEPARATION YORK, Aug. 29 Mr. and Mrs divorced. Tt thought daddy a tr bec he In coming t often met his ¢ gra y re } whi id love. A few 1 to let Seven | ars ago was man suse only a week wii They saw son wife ed the ago they! e bygones} nd were married again, Now lit Arthur, Jr, has a daddy just! fellows have. | Hunters Curbed, to Prevent Fires OLYMPIA, Aug. 29.—Acting on he grounds that hunters are partly | responsible for fires now gin in} |the pine forests thruout the state, | |Gov. Loula F Hart has issued a bled with constipation would spend |Ptoclamation putting @ ban on hunt | three to five minutes each taking 2 body-bending exercise that = loys the muscles of th at night. before retiring take a Htte purified toxiol, permanent and ly satisfactory results will soon | of fresh water, ives and foo ave @ constipating tendency, can be obtained from any good geist. day in ing abdomen | fective 45 |herian vervice. in Stever Ferry, Okanogan, und Spdkane eptember 1 Chelan, | counties, ef: |* ARMY WANTS “J The :RS” army wants musicians for Si ‘The Gist infantry is land of exile are requested to drop in at recruiting headquarters. this simple plan. can not fait, /#hort of “Jazzers,” and all band play- | EG toxiol is inexpensivs |ers who would like to see the former | Chris | whether Germany | blisters, TTLE STAR—FRIDAY, AUGUST 29, 1919. THARRIS- MELTZER CO. ee SHOES In all styles, to fit all feet — Johnson- Murphy, Nettleton, Queen Quality and other makes — all slaughtered SGHOOL Starts Soon Come down to First and Spring, and we will outfit that boy of yours with a Suit and Shoes, and you will be ten dollars ahead. See for yourself OVERALLS $2.25 Overalls, Union Made, heavy, cut to $1.25 a a SUITS, | $7.00 and $8.00 Shoes, both work and dress, cut to $3.48 Boys’ and Girls’ Shoes, values to $4.00, cut to $1.98 $6.00 Boys’ Suits cut to $3.48 Attention, Merchants! wg BE SURE YOU FIND THE RIGHT STORE Ga AND FOLLOW THE THOUSANDS OF BARGAIN SEEKERS TO THE mez PALACE CLOTHING CO. ire te T_ UNION STORE First Ave. & Spring come earty VA 41006 This S- Sale Saturday—Store Closed All Day Monday —Labor Day Wholesalers—Sold Out We have purchased the entire wholesale stéck of Harris-Meltzer Co., 311 Second Ave. S., at a price which was much less than their cost. This was a gi- gantic deal which involved thousands of dollars’ worth of merchandise. We made them a ridiculous offer and they need the money to wind up their busi- ness, and we closed the best deal we have ever made in all of our thirty-five years of business. SATURDAY, AUGUST 30TH, 9 A. M. Marks the opening of this most wonderful sale—one that will long be remem- bered—as Harris-Meltzer Co. only sold high-grade goods to high-grade stores. And just imagine, you can buy Men’s Wearing Apparel for less than their cost. Hurry. Come early. The stock is complete now. Your opportunity is here. Do not hesitate. Come prepared to buy, for you can’t help yourself when you. see our wonderful bargains. Read this price list. Doesn’t it stagger you? $1.75 Children’s Coveralls 00 Wool Underwear $1.50 Union Suits 00 Flannel Shirts 5@ Wool Underwear $2 Men's Sweater Coats $5.00 Straw Hats CUT TO Tennis Shoes Men's Caps Dress Shirts Work Shirts Athletic Union $1.00 Underwear $1.00 Dress Shirts T5e Suspenders $1.00 Wool Sox $1.00 Leather Gloves CUT TO 49c $11 and $12 high- grade Johnson & Mur- phy and other makes in Dress and Work Shoes, cut to $4.98 $5.00 Girls’ and Miss- es’ Shoes, cut to $2.98 $3.50 Men’s Dress Hats le Bachelor Buttons Work $1.00 Suits CUT TO 69c Fine Blue Serge Men's Suits, all sizes, values to $30.00, cut to $14.85 $3.50 Durable Work Pants cut to $1.68 $25.00 Suits, fine ma- cut to terials, cut to $1.38 $12.85 Call in and let us show you that we can save you money. We are well equip- ped and can sell you men’s wear cheaper than any wholesale house in town. Handkerchiefs « Canvas Gloves « Men's Sox 25¢ Arm Bands CUT TO $35.00 fine Suits in very Tweeds and Serges, cut to $16.85 $7.50 Genuine Panama Hats cut to $3.89 25¢ <Arrew_ Collars, slightly soiled, cut to 5c SHIRTS $2.00 fine Black Sat- een Shirts cut to $1.18 GLOVES 7T5e Work Gloves cut to 38c SHOES $3.00 Boys’ Shoes cut to $1.65 oNEEErRAD Sr: SUSPENDERS 50c Suspenders, cut to 19c OVERALLS Work Shirts, Gloves — in fact, UNION STORE rN. M. OVERCOATS Can be bought cheap now — This is your chance to get your Fall Over. coat at next-to- nothing prices SUITS We have some very swell Suits, in the very latest styles, consisting of Serges, Tweeds, Worsteds, Chevi- ots, etc., in the very finest makes, sold at prices that will make you buy Boys’ Suits $12 Boys’ Suits cut to $5.95 Heavy Shoes $3.50 Heavy Shoescutto $1.98 Scout Shoes $2.50 Boys’ Scout Shoes, cut to $1.48 Men’s Suits $50.00 Men’s Suits, high grade, hand tai- lored, cut to $24.85 Men’s Suits $7.85 Arm Bands 15¢e Arm Bands cut to 6c ‘Underwear Dress Shirts, Ties, Sox, etc., can be had for less than half read to qualify as © brtetmnas trees. | " erywhere in the United States [Prince a Wales \Camera Will Curb ristmas spirit, tho still hidden Meek Over Honor ath half a calendar, is lusty and LONDON, Aug. 29.—The Prince | growing ¢ Wales hasn't any exalted idea of fn opening that ® LADY CONDUCTORS —_ is own in herb REPLACED BY MEN i LONDON The ty decided e with os of women nductors ¢ the trame in or-| der tp facilitate the employment of bn increased number of demobilized ” St. Nick’s Partners Getting Busy; 117 Days Till Christmas | declare their opposition to BARRY, England, Aug. 29. } will comes about two 16.(United | however jays before | admitting German toys at thin time In common with everything else « will cost considerably ha ~ ar—about twice as much « » the war nd pres London | 2ngiand ¢ ai ROWD, | iid which failed to cover his embar | raw nt I ¢ ci etend that YORK, Aug P Only 144 more women we Aug. 29. cll has the servic N's pool unc An official re - found them makes One told in fact, 1 him ently » want So the te many toy makers the te lat befor him she would me feel 7 whe came didn’t go she kept are their the ban off sugar, candy rat makers are onfident there will record demand for their this Christmas, and preparations accordingly wet be a flaged, But regard my ¢ of m t top speed t for the h y season shumeming with are turning out the most sortment of amusement de iihakiide elitcal kre noceptine ead but anything | rejecting--mostly rejecting—Christ 1© | mas stories and pictures. 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