The Seattle Star Newspaper, October 3, 1919, Page 5

foe sae ors sarmceere en THE SEATTLE STAR—FRIDAY, OCTOBER 3, 1919. | Woodhouse Grubaum Funitue Co, Inc, COTTON YIELD = “Oriental Irritants” Is | > orse 8. eociain BELOW NORMAL ~Hlow Yank Describes 416-434 PIKE STREET Poundage This Year Drop WE'LL TRUST YO From 1918 Total Japanese In Siberia ° 4 : The overbearing and grasping at- [Japanese question that they couldn't [ B® UR CREDIT SYSTEM has been estab’ a Pie : tite of the Japanese army in Si {100k at a Japanese | C fence to assist you to furnish your hom ; 4 nt 440 | teria hae Weounts theek’ Senet 2 wing a f fividual ideas. Our terms are easier and our ig ORR fore gh Aas OF br : qicenneth T* |contatnting than will be found anywhere, No extra charges; po interest, Lape .' Ne ~~ joberte, who was in Siberia ‘i - ing ther 10,694,000 bales today by the A#rl/ihe American forces, an article in| being threa : JUST YOUR WORD THAT YOU'LL PAY | porch her aga Latin F the October Cosmopotitan beaded repor of e J t ndicating Oriental Irritant in which f ie the conditio; of the crop o Bey | tab tr ‘ sides with Senator STORE HOURS—8:30 TO 5:30 eater 96. Gt GAN Ber cont of ter | James D. Piolan's afeoninus apninet i“ = mal, In 1918 production was 12. ¢p reswions of that ra |" “y ; 640, 683 bale doesn't up even a tg Be ¢ in ounce of cauntic in me, It mere Cotton gins toward ly sete me to writing to the senators from the 19 ta aeaaive res ve who represent my state at Washing anus ton, And my letters start about like e und bales as } sus bureau ed tod r | om ginned t © same time | ton ginaed hs “ A t Senato! year totaled 3,770,611 ru y in Siberia, calls study and reflection by nner ae BOYS’ © Incident of an attempt to hang [ject calls for profanity, and Senator an American soldier at Spass Phelan hasn't used any. I under Upper Main Floor. fu Japanese t x | stand that you expect to rin again nd should |for the senate at the expiration of Roberts | your present term. If you want my or, kindly o it that to take car ourselves acific under any and all GOES 9,000 MILES FOR BRIDE Alaska, Oct Nenana, has tray » marry a girt in Tried to Hang Vank the captain ¢ firwt-hand infor on the eyes ¢ Boys like our suit styles, for h sult shows plainly enough that they were made for boys who like to have their clothes THE TABLE SAUCE DROP-SIDE BABY CRIBS that stands first and far w the t distinguished by some touch A nin r ‘ine that makes them a little differ _ i. ms | went as > aye \ eee n « 1 0 Se And that's what you'd have writ ent These Buits will stand the We are now showing a very comprehensive line of ke 2, ° whieh term naliant ten your senator 1f you had ever hard wear te whlch’ bers: sib ont ‘ : r, : . f th * ere la the way | s¢¢ a n o e ape _o ject the clothing wtaes od | Cribs finished in white enamel or Vernis Martin, just tah par wade y reel taper aly |)! teas 20 Man Nba ear: ye ore as you wish. They are all fitted with drop sides that | &re easy to operate. Moderate prices prevail. j j ut It makes second cuts enator Phelan’ statements: , $7.95, $12.50, more like first and adds sang ig espe: | peinenitiniipiaiiblinan | ne Ago, a | 2.95, $14.75, $16.75 to the enjoyment of so og, Pageuaen Bh a V ORS } and $18.75 . every meal. f ApANeRne e| ' ge © Kast H ® R 6t YEARS t i America's next wa j Oct. 3— John Henry be on the Pacific and not on | Hincheliffe, who had been a bell SAUCE the Atlantic | paket | ringer at Sheffield parish church LA If I had read this speech a year . ntti It }for 64 years and held a record of THE ONLY ORIGINAL WORCESTERSHINE — geo 1 would have yawned heavily American Tells of Finding 11 Domestic Section, on KRAVANAGITS , or 5. cl 3 ree and and made a few caustic a eur ; ‘ i © Upper Main F First and Union jringing 5,000 changes in th bag | hasbeen the leading table ~ ‘ a na os Bodies Buried in Desert | * [ hours, is dead at the age neintilla emarks en a as assembled from the reg 2005 Firat, at Madison a sy If a. a at t | sauce for generations. Preoraavagne bin cain mt OS | has assembled from ree NOGALES, Ariz, ©: A spot apy hn the shirt of BoneEDry SHOES. inch cotton school P' with a woolen finish. The / colorings of these are rich Attractive and are re- | ed very substantially for ‘ urday, at, a yard.,..65¢@ | bode re found Barlo de Low Ange ! fornia, by Joseph Allen Richards, of Chicago, was the only ponsible n of how the aviators died, Richards declared today | A report that the airplane {s ly-|| NEW & mesa about 15 milos from i| found has ‘esis'* ||| CORDUROY ‘aatei|| SMOCKS Connolly leo, had || minsing since Augu ” when || left San Diego on a patrol}! flight over the Mexfean border. || Bario de Los An art of an uni © in but one resident Mexican recluse, who ) } ular wtock 200 yards of } § } penhagen ue an; embroidered colored arns — —Upper Main Floor, a | shards In a statement to the se ~~ United Press roel old ot < 1 | * the bodien hed hen ene SPUNE) SEATTLE BEING FILMED @) J al jfrom the steamer N . to re-| Seattle wan being filmed by Le- |plenish the vessel's w er supply |iand J. Borrud, of the Bullseye jwhile en route to Guaymas. Film Corporation, Friday. The pic “About 20 feet back from the | Me sock jhigh water mfark I saw the skull] jof a man amicking out of “| “NOBODY KNOWS |ground,” he sald. “Purther search jrevealed two bodies, buried fh jabout 12 inches of sand. On the} ” |amatier man I found the bar of a | Heutenant, , wings of the aviation corps and leather leggings marked |“Hannan Brothers, New York.” MRS. SNELL | “On the larger man I found gold P jeuff buttons marked with the letter ‘C, eagle wings and propeller bar| o.o44 7, ’ insignia. Hoth bodies wore whip- Seattle Woman's Trouble Is cord pants with coveralls over the unt Relieved After She Look for the Name ON RY on Every Sole |forms, I dug deeper graves and | Takes Tanlac buried the bodies.” | The steamer Provincia, whose} “If it hadn't been for Tant lieve I would have died,” ne statement made by Mrs. If you had a shoemaker friend and told him that you used shoes pretty hard, wanted him to make you a pair out of the strongest and best leather he could get, sewed right and fitted right so that you would get 100% satisfaction out of them—THEN YOU WOULD GET A SHOE AS GOOD AS THE BONE-DRY SHOE—if your friend was a first- class shoemaker. We know the needs of the man who works in the Northwest, we know the climate, we know how hard usage you give your shoes and that’s why we make the BONE-DRY and tell you about it in this advertisement. captain has Richards’ signed state- i They may cost a little more than some other shoes—Oak Tan Soles are expensive— jment, 1s now en route to Tacoma, | rf 0 n o Eighth Avenue, good leather costs money—so does good workmanship, but if you figure your costs for | Wash. Snell of S11 Bighth 1 Wee shoes in the right way, so much per mile of hard wear, you will find that the BONE- | “ al alow gd ge mcs aay ghee amdigelican JAPS CHARGE U. S. a oy Rp PE my 4 Stop in at your dealer’s and ask the man to show you the BONE-DRY and you can see WANTS RAILROAD TO = [nave been getting worse and for yourself, the shoe you will want to own and wear. EUROPE VIA SIBERIA ore: continued Mrs. Snell. “I |suffered terribly with stomach troa- c ble, and what I ate would sour on eee sae MPG. CO. pers are commenting navereciy "on |, ttomach) and make an awful Seattle, Wash. |& report that the United States !*!rorm in my stomach and cause seoking @ lease of Kamchatka from | boiching, and I suffered no end of ee atta relieeae treat’ the right |misery. 1 had such smothering . 4 spells at times I thought I would has long dreamed of constructing a4 ¢Prvate My appetite failed and SHOE DRESSING jraliway from her west coast tol ine tittle I managed to force myself RY Europe across Canada, via the/t, eat didn't agree with me. Dizzy | Behring straits, and then across SiI-|snetis and bursting headaches came Preserves Shoes and Leather beria,” saya Yamato, “The des-|on me, and sometimes these two potism imminent in this proposal) together would be #0 bad that I is even more reprehensible than! would almost fall ove the militaristic aggressiveness as) ous 1 was very res Practiced by Germany. How O82. evous fev’, spent. mat |the world’s sense of Justice permit | without’ any sleep at all w such a proposal? | finally developed rheumatic + ste s |my ankles so bad that it would hurt LONDON BOASTS OF |me to walk. My troubles were so complicated that nobody will ever REAL QUARTIER LATIN know how I suffered | “T read in the paper about Tan- LONDON, Oct, 3—Baron Ed-/lac, and thought it might help ‘me mond de Rothschild has placed altoo—so I got a bottle. And I |hnouse in London at the disposal of |couldn’t believe it hardly—the way the Academie des Beaux Arts It|I began to t pve with the first ia to be used a8 a hostel for artists | bottle. I'v en three bottles jas well as for young people en-|now, and it's simply wonderful |waged in literary and scientific|how I've been restored to health. | |work generally—a new mintature|My stomach is in fine condition, "7 Yyf Uh Quartier Latin. At this hostel/and I'm never troubled with indi- Ul ie, = |young people will be relieved at|gestion or gas on my stomach the 7 Win be ast of some of the pressing |least bit. I have a splendid appe- poy 1 wi Wt janxleties of the art of living and/tite and can ¢ anything on the Lp "1 |will be able to devote themselves |table. I'm not © nervous jto work and stud: jat all now, and can s fine, and Local pape including the/get up breathing fr and easy, Westminster te, suggest that| something I haven't able to some wealthy Englishman should|do for many years, Those dizzy jreciprocate by establishing a simi-|spelis, headaches, and rheumatic jlar idea in Paris, “and the two!pains have all gone, and T just feel ideas might be run with common |like a new woman entirely, I can't |eeen and principles.” say enough for Tanlac for it's the - _ - |most wonderful thing I've ever GIRL SMOKERS FINED, | | JAILED IN MILWAUKEE) tecevn crs” | MILWAUKEE, Wis, Oct, 3.—| tative—Adve |Cigaret smoking by women is looked | (eee jon with disfavor in Milwaukee, “Gustie" Schultz of Kenosha was |riding down Grand ave. in a motor car smoking a cigaret when‘a traffic officer saw her, He stopped the car and reprimanded her as gently as he could, Ethel Weninger, arrested in a cafe, ‘as charged also with smoking cig: ets, The judge said he hoped 60 days in the house of jon would | make her disconti uc is sold in Seatt | JAIL FOR BEATING HORSE | LONDON, Oct. 3.—For beating a . horse with a spanner, Richard Ore- os /hard was sent to jail for a month| Ip peed Ea Waals pe eee (at hard labor by the Linslade mag~- *COR.UNIVERSITY istrate, 4 ae Bodies Buried turea will be shown in a travel! extra lining inside. 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They are daintily em- broidered and lace trimmed and are displayed in a diversity of 30 different styles—exceptional Short Plush Coats of Salts Esquimette, Peco and Behring Seal Plush, also of Yukon Seal Plush, trimmed with opossum, beaver, mink and coney fur, are displayed” in extensive assortments at” $55.00, $65,00, $75.00 and up tOx | Sizes 86 to 46 $195.00, values all. Tungsten Lamps at 25c They Give a Better Light at a Smaller Cost. These Lamps are made by the Novelty Incandescent Lamp Company, and are the “fine drawn-wire Tungsten” that al- ways gives good service. Special for Saturday.................25¢ $3.00 Airtight Heater at $2.49 This Air-tight Heater is in the 18-inch size and i Mechanics’ Overalls Special $2.69 These Mechanic’s Blue Overalls are of good quality. Special for Saturday at............ takers Ca $2.69 Stick Pans, Special at 75c They are made of heavy cast iron and bake better than other pans. Four styles to choose from. Special at Hotpoint Electric Iron at $6.75 This Iron is famed for its hot point and cool with thumb rest, attached plug cord protector. Price ..........$6.75