The Seattle Star Newspaper, January 7, 1920, Page 3

Tonight, Thursday and Friday, the will offer you beautiful OLIVE THOMAS in her latest comedy-dramatic success— “PRUDENCE ON BROADWAY” A Quakeress dances and pays the fiddler—but conquers a coward by woman's wit and wins love. Russell on the Wurlitzer Paish, British fina hundred on =! oe | Du Pont Powder mene ef the association Asks Ten Billion to Fight Anarchy ral Pennsylvania Bankers’ PHILADELPHIA, Pa, Jan. 7) here last night UNIONTOWN fen billion dollars is needed to keep - sn prop dam at $1,000 w aumed Europe from anarchy and save the, Let's go eat at Boldt's—uptown. w! cphatanemas ‘eeunbussion an ploded powder tn a build Du Pont powder Chance World from Bolshevism, Sir George 1414 34 Ave.; downtown, os ia. Ave. Davis & Morris Shoe C Our First Annual CLEARANCE SALE of LADIES’ TARTING Thursday morn- ing we will have our works at Fair early today. T blast hurled people fror within a radius of 10 near here, The nly 3 ‘ABOUT RHEUMATISM What Thousands Retief by rom This roe T man mark is now worth cent. ble Rheur aA ona disen « f in loca aches and pa inflamed joints and stiff museh local or must have a course of t ng and tonic m waparilia, which tition of the matiam depends, a t be cured b ations, It 4 gives per @ =f first. CLEARANCE ‘SALE iuian ‘vith .exadtign’ alteratives “on a OF LADIES’ SHOES. This tonics, what is general meted 4 will include all of our Ladies’ dil cogs gy tills gual *3 Shoes, of which we carry tet oat artic oF lax at In nee ted only the world’s best makes. We have gone over our im- mense stock and marked prices so low that you can not overlook this wonderful AMUSEMENTS ‘METROPOLITAN for the Week Lt OSCO PRESSE opportunity. Shoe prices are rune area going higher—and’ NOW is aa B sa te rHike” the time to stock up on tos : good reliable shoes. THEATRE PLAYERS REMEMBER THURSDAY IS THE DAY. Shop in the morning if convenient. WILKE FIEh-Pine “SATURDAY A ¢ TO MONDAY" medy on M These. Prices Cannot Be Equaled in Seattle MOORE “ONTRA BERNARD ANE Ladies’ Shoes in allgray leather, | Ladies’ Shoes or tan; m $14.00. Clearance Sale price also military $7.85 heels gray Pietres Wy rWwics wlar price ular price $8. 00 Clearance Sale DAILY Ladies’ Shoes in buck PANTAGES O—Nizhts, 7 and 9, black and tar pe, Louls b " Se $7'gg [Bao $12.50 ! cos | Py T a be ne AG ype tn Also many Saped high-era 7 REMEMBER, THIS SALE LASTS OXLY A FEW DAYS +: a a PALACE 14iP 7 | Davis & Morris Shoe Co “ha en VAUDEVILLE 303-8 Seaboard Bldg. Fourth and Pike Take Elevator to Third Floor, in “HEART OF JUANTTA” Plant | Blown Up '; n@ of the! ave Found Gives * THE SEATTLE STAR—-WEDNESDAY, JAN. 7, Japanese Invade U.S. Codfish |~ Satta Tr pte Industry; Seek Entire Control! RANKINco. —_ (Editor's Note; The fotlow! a" pojoe ROTE AN bs from article in the # ling th nbargo in Cleneral | rv tt the tinuation f ber number sh ta Pacific ¥ ish Lett N 4 wel to collector 2 Ameloan 4 ur OTTO F AEOEL, Proatterd wisihaa d siasrien buMGAic a hewn Gh: thie aber fires P, Hal Store Hours From 9 A. M. to M. Ameri vd fishing in I 18, whieh 1 of t Union Fink " = fs of the Pacific initiated r the ou romecw « t MO years ago and built up |t f r and to make t t Frar 1 W great difficulties, ix now |” une Jointly of all the r rces| ha teubiva tadiit be ro of extinetion thra the ' t now cooperatir “loft ' Ja ome of Americ markets . permit uring the war, Car Shae) t pape of the Orientals to gain a foot din a ' : t pineal : thsence of a duty and favorable t fr dated i ‘ : oat is deseribed in’ the ne ' ; t plasit nd ticle, which also in t ES ad to the exist age tA her ree ' In addit the as well as . ir e L nd r Orient con * unre The by ¢ wa have commenced an sion of |Of Commerce expresses ¢ pint American mar t u vitable re that they should re air until the e had @ cook at ult ‘of which durtr next few | Peace treaty in ratified. The effect - ate cove-—-@ Jap: 1 “ ut pr iree be to throw t ee 1 he is now the managing ad 5 Cam. | wide op Japane the fa he Japane finhing tittor ready h r aliens mitting ther f tif engaging t Mfishing y . t i America water and ts arene aes fuct ports, tho o} ing under a foreig ag “ fag and unde th lawe of a foreleg . ‘ r untry; sel their products f the ‘ie m American money, but financed al a from foreign capital and employing ¢ jovater hed t ntry by the Japan concern above referred to, op odfishin neers During the | ¢ an Francie under th business of New England out of ex s remular fleet of p ' Trading mr inter Nothing can save the in = ey So, nc ns ood Heaters hange tr - aT pane Uniess this ts done the United ae ee $12.40 Each New } ’ coma a ; Pg th ; HE Fern Wood Heater, with full swing top that me : will admit a large piece of wood; laraas front ae door and nickel side rails. Clearance price, $12,404 eeereas & Rheumatic Pains a te fompany by the end o Bie = tne Three Sizes of Coal and Wood ft fon pre — : Quickly Eased by Penetratin; : oad Weeauently, this company vs Wierd Heaters Are Reduced ; t t i sorte A nate preparatior Combination Coal and Wood Heaters, with nickel” t, and its ox ton , re po Mdrrsccy m0" gr wg trimmings, full swing top, lid-lift cover and adjust-— hikawa |i thanlina Witkct On Ite pene || able flue collar. These heaters have large end feed” ‘ippol trates quickly, drives out sorenens door and full mica front. an mar to Before entering the Amert ket, however, it was train a large force of Japanese work men in methods of curing to this trade, which, of « «time. Meanwhile some of the necem fucera com not extremely larg regular dem among cért anon of trade ‘ the European supplies the war ed a favorable open f 1918. experiments time to bring were made at that ow to thie market an well as the importa arge quant thin action n of stockfish, was temporarily uIted by the embargo Oriental ter ng from the shortage How They Get By One of the Japanese producing let's go eat at Boldt's—uptown, 1414 3d Ave; downtown, 913 td Ave. THE EASIEST WAY TO END STOMACH TROUBLE that never here { re way * to rer " rced t r Your f me nd r gas proper nourish 1 has left the ndition T julc d surest way to re 1 of this distressed feeling I Jo-to. It never fails you in cases of this kind, for in Two Minutes after takin yu feel as well as ever id in 8 More than 60 yrs. ago 4 an English chem- 5 ist began to manu: BEECHAM’S PILLS. we the largest Hon Redes, eae facture Today they sale of any m the world! Beech Bilis. icine in Sold everywhere, Neural Gia [mm and shooting pains BAUME. ANALGE SSIQUE| BENGUE, gives quick relief. In tubes andeasily applied. Get one Thos, Looming & Go., N. Xe able opening wis" icant" I Shirts Blankets Damaged Wash Boilers. tenipernty arrangement wes mate Vv > sty atone Sa amd Tents per bottoms and he h shipments of the Japan Fi Mante 4h mes handles, representing in this country | pre In bones, 10c., 28¢. | ement. in €X: | pando wo lly benefited. Only costea cent pectel aw a resul: of the use of | or twos day to use it. Positively guaranteed) tn order to Introduce our new (whalebone) plate, which is thi American salt, According to the | \, please c iW and strongest plate known, covers very littlat the roof of joriginal arrangement, at least three) partell D: Stores, Five Retail you can bite (Jn off the cob; cargoes were scheduled to] bce teed 16 years. 1920. PAGE 3 and limbers up stiff, aching 1 mu You will find almost daily uses for market |{t In cases of sudden mishaps or of the) cients, such as sprains, bru’ ‘fo aiepowe cuts, aren, miter and atines Jot 1 Extra Large Wood Heaters $25.80 | Not Discouraged 14-inch, priced $21.85; 16-inch, priced $24.85; | 18-inch, priced $27.85. wing partly to im edt ergo pF you Angee rar 0 ONE With nickel urn and base and full nickel side rails: ye a Od aee inca ees cece The body is equipped with large door and bot- outlet eet oney back tom is of heavy cast iron, insuring long service. AY experience did not din be wa SB tg sick limited number are reduced to $25.80 each. pce mccoy Sper uate Whine; (henaant tate pink This same Heater, for coal and wood, priced at | wahcisies “uanimee’ ae. ai cents. Guaranteed, $31.60. c Sound section in search of @ suit U. S. ARMY accumulation of boil slightly damaged transportation. Two sii are offered for ate clearance. sack 50 each. company. This gave + widespread rumor that t ant had been government 9x9 standard with 4-foot ndition $20.00 duck, size 810.00 Rot e Japar duck wall price Tarpaulins, 1207. 10x16 feot Size sold to is is denied by all ix z jen, It is notable, how that the placing of codfish @uty-free on American mar , altho : mm kets, which owing to various mar ket preferences and legal obstacles ulation Olive would have been a difficult m t U my reclaimed for the Jap unaided, has “a large eu thru the ¢ tion Olive 23 an firn 3. Army Blankets - Taichi Takesawa, councilor of the Jupan ‘Fishery company, arrived in Vor Sale By |, Baltela rifles to the number ¢ Seattle several weeks ago to look | 800,000 were made for the U, & | betw een August, 1917, and a ents. | the war. after the company's ir Camp Lewis Wireless As th ason for transferring the seat of the company’s opera 416 HINCKLEY BLDG. K LLERS ms ———— from San Francisco to Puget Sound Mail Orders and Inquiries FOR ITCHING 10 he states that the cool climate Solicited this section is more favorable t WASHINGTON, Jan nator keeping the fish in good condition. Underw in the Use Antiseptic Lic ti Li uid The fish, he says, are caught ir rved notice on those working cor | eptic Li Ic Liq they ment plution for compre a codfish ar There is one remedy that fails to stop itching torture and re skin irritation and that makes ff j pee Sage and healthy. ny druggist can supply Zemo, which generally over Racont diseases. Eczema, itch, pimples, f Democratic proposals for a peace treaty comp are unaccept- able in their present form to Sena-| omise able from American view: | Get Dr. Edwards’ Olive Tablets ‘or Lodge and his followers, be- peg meng in most cases gi ? sae ‘oonamas : 2 vuse they fail to agree with the] to Zemo, Frequently, minor b - . That is the joyful cry of thousands ;odge view on article 10, senators | disappear overnigh 0 to 600 tons, MOR since Dr, Edwards produced Olive 4; tne Lode Kroup said today stops Gesno n a ae " ‘ lary ne a" Tablets, the substituteforcalomel. No poe democratic reservations pre- 4 septic lean, easy to use r : fishermen @nd griping results from these pleasant jared py Senators McKellar, Ken=4 Jt costs only 35¢; an workm education in little tablets. They cause the liver grick and Swanson, and handed} , At will ot stale American met { preparing coc | and bowels to act normally. They to Lodge late yesterday, will be ‘of sticky and is positi f 1 paver force them to unnatural action. vise by mild reservation repub- | Salé sor tender, sensitive skins, probier {| Dr. Edwards’ Olive Tablets are a fo * ¢@ demo- fae > | octisag healiews voretathe caransena we ans and@ returned to the demo- | kc: wahahomad Co., Cleveland, O, cortes a 1 mixed with olive oil. Te tie demobrnee erill danse ae Daring the past summer, accord : u pe have a bad taste, bad breath, |. ications there is a possibility | ing to reports from the Eastern feel dull, tired, are constipated or rg fee ener ayrows ; re eit, canlont offers were put ous biliot, you'll fad quick end sure re. ‘At an agreenient may be th eight] Elastic in that district. by. the Robinson | Sults from Dr. Edwards’ little Olive Senators sald. Hut those best ine) Gegckings phon: “ ree kaa ; sblets at bedtime. 10c and 25c a box, |frmed pointed to a number of} : K to obstacles which ust be overeome|l Sar Americar if while naturally before any suggestion can receive Vari had an r less disturbing off the 64 votes necessary to ratify the aricose on the trad The first of the = treaty || Veins ne the nson plant ar First, it was pointed out, much |] sade to order " A e Oct Age depe on what President Wilson |} only, Fit guar- ¢ mbo Maru ays In his Jackson day message |[ anteed I nwa wohing port) arver you eat phos, take | to democrats, If he again demands Ph t 1 about 700 tons of unqualified ratification, all efforts Eu a ieee { . wed on the at compromise may as well be ve 16.0 th Iaibo Maru reached = - . aK x port Nove with about 70, CFOR YOUR ACID-STOMACK) | Handkerchiefs were unknown be-![ 502 Wash, Bldg. Av at San Franeiseo, the ves-| Ingtanth reeves Heartbeats, Bloat. fore the early part of the 16th cen | 705 First Ave. re returning to Japan with | edG ‘eeling. Stops food souring, | tury nd such fishing supplie as | rey ng, and all stomach miseries eation and appetite. Keeps stomach ong. Increases Vitality and Pe th. best ranedy. Tens of thou- ight to better advantage | At and a marked im-| the product 4s REAL PAINLESS DENTIS jcome to Puget Sound. Samples of EXAMINATION FREE j the fish brought to Seattle we woll cured and of good appearance and 9, TeErH ret Set of Tooth. ... ...... Set Whalebone | flavor but rather thin. that nam other Japanese in terests are pre g, if not # y the Ameri nf An work guaranteed for 1 i get teeth samme ¢ prepared to invade GIVE QUICK RELIEF | market with salt codfish put up in the style demanded by this trade been anverior, the competition as tu] m#> patients who have tested our. w, hen coming Never You are im the Tight Dlace. Bring this ad with you. 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