The Seattle Star Newspaper, January 20, 1920, Page 5

: i THE SEATTLE STAR—TUESDAY, JANUARY 20, 1920. PAGE 5 THE RHODES CO. Pictorial Review and McCall Patterns | SE-(* RUNBAUM | From a Ringside Seat in the HY oem Goo. |) CITY COUNCIL CHAMBER 416-424 PIKE STREET 3 Store Hours 8:30 to 5:30 Issueites Cheered |% TOE ree m6 | not even after am nority ot se y But Without Result DID MONDAY ing ton peoeiwtanfact’ 60 a ‘ dw , tilities ¢ A lor ‘ : ‘ = Defeated the proposed park , od he Dress Satin Plain 30-Inch eran bord iasue of 8750,000 eae are ' " Defeated the proposed aviation Pi ‘ S eclal 3 95 J C a eae Regine Si ba Tie of en. Fastest et ee op Capa ot Japanese Crepe 4 ares | Authorized an adklition of 16 ; the : Upper Main Floor " rt Otto Shrade commit | members of thy sag! ; ment, and aj —<p——een | ty pay t HE Silk Section has A Yard 65c taken them from reg- ity council, ap, opriated $50,000 Arion || “Denled ¢ from Super p Upper Main Floor intendent iblic Utilities ular stock and reduced for naenceieas hina sega cael Thomas F. Muryhine for an ap- a quick clean up 150 yards NEW shipment of plain colored Japanese A BIG SHIPMENT OF opriation of $2,500 to hire © . : as just arrived. ° » wel | alii Li bi T bl \ pt ‘tee aGeigstin ot tae of Dress Satin in short ton Crepe has just arrived. This will be wel 5 Qu ity rary 1a es books of the Seattle Lighting Co. lengths of 2 to 8 yards. come news for our patrons, as the de irability of ¥ enables “ve oF lara pte geh % gt ped | EES 5 Neuteni The color variety in this this fabrie is well known by its tested wearing <nimous approval na . alities ch use - dresses, smoc election tr Jac ; J} Whereupon the park bond issue fc lot consists of navy, Hague qualitie . It is much used for dresses, smocks and golden oak mitation Y “4 \tow tle re ly arose on thelr rear Sie blue, gold, plum, Copen- children’s wear, and is displayed in ems and filled the alr with hate a that : WE’ LL TRUST OU huraas, five « iimen refused s ragged with vin + hagen blue, taupe, steel Old Rose, Yellow, Light and , iis: a Sree wee and a*few pieces in two- Dark Pink, Dark Green, Delft Sure feund : —. auureing Down the And Lenhirt walked away tone shades. Formerly Blue, Light Blue, Turquoise, Just Your Word That You'll Pay Tv le the duty of the counch to| Government,” He Says with hin chest at least two foot $4.50, While they last, a Lavender end Cord. in advance of his chin Woodhouse-Gruntaum Furniture Co. [nc allow the ¢ to decide this mat Teel Williams, president ot the eave MINE BOSS LAY = Ke: HELPLESS WHEN ve WIFE GOT TANLAC vthe Was Six Feet Tall and Only ond Weighed 116 Pounds— yard, $3.25. ct park boar 3 A favorite mode of suicide among it 7 Object of an e the African tribes who dwell { ee rcen a mote “| Lakes Navassa is to wade tn ea 1ith ave. and E. lake and there calmly wait for a Operate with the Kin man-eating crocodile to come and elation of Drugipas Physi finish the job, 4 Women When You're Talking— lif You Are Tired, Over-|| Men’s Flannel «Shirts $4.00 Main Floor Rear Women’s and Misses’ Suits Worked, Run Down, Vinol, : Pera pe Tried Eight Doctors vere rie ine Reduced to $21.95 Ouf Cod Liver and Iron United States medium weight Flan- ‘ ? if ¢ ‘ od Sta T lay t a wh A New Second Floor Do You Stop, and BE | Tonic. Will Help You. ernment.” |gjuteins tens, whee nel Shirts features the con- maid, “THE! trom Hiigh’aro, Tex oi} tt of Drag ing of his remarkable » with Mr. Beott's volur m 1,800 to| tas the true ring of sir gratitude ar u tgnificantly, | of the s vertible collar, which may be worn in military or lay- down style. They are es- pecially adaptable for our Puget Sound climate, as PRING Style Suits, Dresses and Coats are a ing daily, and in order to provide display space for the new garments priced 85 Winter S It’s a Sure Sign of Acid-Stomach. Along with it go—Bad Breath— Heartburn—Food Repeating-——Sour, nquestionably or markable ever give Acid, Gassy Stomach—Fullness after in favor of conn with @ proprietar ; sold formerly at $34.75 and $39.50 | vote me ne they are neither too heavy yay ee Ne $ Eating—and Indigestion—and nearly eta Tate techie “saciae, wae bibs soe ¥oo Hen bak Ae dist to $21.95. always some of the 70 non-organic Francisco will get the aerial mail |to C. F. Mons, a well-known drug Included are suits of navy and the right weight for com- fort. Sizes 15 to 1714 in brown. Sizes 14 to 17% in navy blue and taupe. gist of Benson, Ariz, who has the eee Tania black, Burgundy, brown poplin Oxford cloth and dark checked suitings, in belted style, finished with braid and button trimmed. Sizes 16 to 44. agency for that town, and diseases that the medical books say ge get their start in Acid-Stomach. It’s [acts See “Sitiec, “cehemeen end] Teainn atts cx tase aii ice jolton, went ahead and voted | ter follows the curse these days of our jrushing Mrs. atcagncar Says So sone tee be nua ss i eaeeee, Avie civilization. You can get relief easily ioe men | ar. F. Moss, "| Erickson bs Opposed Beasos, Arts, | to Increasing Police An you expressed a desire to hear more about my case, I will try and tell you part of ite I wa fown and oft nearly all the time for two years with rheumatinm and to elght New Spring-style Coats in smart three-quarter and hip lengths are shown in attractive assortments at $24.50, $29.50, $34.75, $45.00, $55.00, $59.50, $65.00 and $75.00. —New Second Floor. alipping arren 16 ad ope with the Ave me a good o up wo I feel refused ¢ 2 eee, BS [eve Gene oo 0 ther Gia me Sol DISCUSS CREDITS |Few Deaths Occur WHEN ie ag ag Soh rim Iona nea cx:| AT FINANCE MEET| in “Flu” Epidemic| st ef all that was YASHINGTON, Jan, 20—(United | Big TE. oP connie en.)—World ered was the| CHICAGO, Jan. Tgfluenza rage (te he ee baat ft topic for discussion at today a | Feac hed the epidemic stage here to| wn to one hundred | n of the Pan-American finan-|day. Health officials reported the| | chambers Monday afternoon as a hieb ial conference here. | disnase was spreading at the rate of *—which is very | ter—I kept get Former Secretary of the Treas- | 1,000 new cases daily. The number ‘proponent of the park and aviation | and sixteen bond iawues, it was patent that hel iieht for a . SLO was {Tl ' ting worse until 1 couldn't move,| °F William G. McAdoo and Gov. |of deaths has been low, 26 being re é even to feod myself, I had no de-|W. P. G. Harding, of the fedéral/ ported during the last two days. reserve ard, were the ehtef | Aches, pains, nervousness, diffi- Just a word concerning Council man Almarin Trowbridge Drake Your money back tf it fails OWL Di + COMPANY AND ne ‘ a. } Se Viy Wwitenr When he appeared in the counctb Sloan's Lintment Have Ain't sleep more ight. Some of ne, of which to see me, ‘Dest let that rheumatic patn | ache find you without Liniment again. Keep it handy in medicine cabinet for immediate spoke on “The Credit Ask for Harding’® ca culty in urinating, often mean 4 FIVE MILLION PEOPLE tion when needed. If you are serious disorders. The world’s 4, and die know mel «ates from in-Ameri- USED IT LAST YEAR pobgg: Rm saccher Lg today, i vi ae * mere 1 “ are ding the ° ’ suffer any longer standard remedy for kidney, liver, neition better th oa dy else. | which is held for estab- HILV necessary when a pain or ache bladder and uric acid troubles— GOLDMEDAL |. QNBLEM Oy bring quick <a and often ward off Geadly diseases, Knownas the national remedy of Holland for more than 200 yeere, All Groggists, In three sizes, pasts toy the mame Gold Medel oo every and accept wo imitation wife ordered a be ‘lishing closer trade and financial — you. from the druggist ins between North and South CASCARA QUININE pply it without rudding—tor | was the nearest place | America. Eight ministers of fi pig siving prompt relief 4 it at that time, One| ance are included among the dele- | tgs sciatica, lumbago, neuralgia, ness, soreness, sprains, four days after 1/68te% BROMIDE a | bruises. Be prepared—keep it began taking Tanlac, I ate a fal ir| pt wyberesis sat val and enjoyed tt, the first in| Would Limit Talk Standard cold croeetalet Sete All druggists—35c, T0c, $1.40, genu! top with Mr. wits | Sarcasm on Tap to Rebuff Mr. Murphine t m flew thick and] |’ ny month. By the time I had = hey | @ Oans hen 1 finished my md bottle Tiiition of republican mild reserva 5 and Moore oom the park and avia-/ninth bottle, have gained eighteen | jy, isan treaty conferences going 7 — — Mrs. Scott and myself are willing] ferences will not bring about a en halt of the first botte 1) on Treaty Dispute commented after) could hardly eat enough to satisty| tionists and democrats today pre Liniment ltion projects without trace pounds and am back on the Job ev-| on in Senator Lodge's office. > before a notary and make af-| compromise on the treaty, the mild Great Sale of hought T had a good appetite, but! qwasHINGTON, Jan. 20.—A con Erickson, Bp , Thomson|me. We 1 have finished MY! pared to put a time limit on th Hee vil mt hands oe ery day. Convinced that the Lodge con-; it an to the of every of « ekastt ‘ta tia i Wrote CY | reservationists and some democrats, | i t a e Mhenie te ie 1 74) headed by Senator King, Utah, are 66 99 t Pul Frag peretcats i s and use) getting ready to initiate another:| I © bobbed | Tour vane ono move within m day or two. ‘ . = request was to the sacs jerrsin tee eka ae weight of the cate Grecend: F wanted an appro: | , the 1s “| ing @ South African mine ts used to hire ex 5 to Ae produce power by pulling a cable | offices, At: | wound around a drum that drives a m W. R | nd hia wite | Serer Continues Wednesday A little brief experience on the stage stimulates lofty ideas as to sal. ary e ready at any| Notary Put is the « he had ever tal Sie This is one of the biggest values we have ever offered. This brilliant line of crystal glass novelties is not cut glass, though the ware ech like cut glass. It is made of the best ee mirror glass and each piece is highly polished | | | | ednal di "ACHING KIDNEYS hurts and Bladder Lovers of the artistic always appreciate the exquisite tone and graceful beauty of the |neys, Mee the b Is, cet sluggish | | | fost folks to that the kia- | Bush & Lane Pianos and Player Pianos | Grandmother Kept her haje beaats | "2% ,Te8ton nches, rhet- matic tw a liver, acid darkene 1, glossy and attrac-| stomach, 5 ness and all sorts| Quality Maintained Alwa No Matter What the Cost QUALITY Price Last 3 Large Assortments to Choose From—Priced at jot bi Jisorders. | ( \ply must keep your ktd- | n th and clean, and the mo- The Bush & Lane makes of Pianos and Player Pianos await your com- ppl ip pe ann Cc iC 1. 9 parison. New Pianos just arrived, a most wonderful selection to choose askin alts from », take a 5 nful in a glass of water befor of this old-time reetpe enkfast for a few days and your by the addition of other ingredi-|\idnoys will then act fine. This nts, all ready to use, at very little| famous salts 14 made from the acid t. This simpig amixture can belof grapes and “lemon juice, com- é ed upon to restore natural] bined with Hthia, and is harmless | Joh de 4 ‘lor and beauty to the hair jto flush clogged kidneys and stimu- will whens Habit ir A well-known downtown drug-|iate them to normal activity, It | gist says everybody uses Wyeth's|aiso neutralizes the acids in. the and Sulphur Compound now|/urine so it no longer irritates, thus va use It darkens so natarally and|ending bladder disorders. | “neuritig and for| evenly that nobody can tell It has| Jad Salts Is harmless; (hexpens-| ind) gwellings—it| been applied—it's so easy to use,|ive; makes a delightful effervescent You simply 4 n & comb] lithia-we drink which ybody soft brush and 4) it thru/should take now and then to keep | your hair, taking one d at ajthelr kidneys clean, thus avoiding | time, By morning the gray hair| serious complications, disappears; after another applica~| A well-known local druggist says | tion or two it \# restored to Its nat-|he sells lots of Jad Salts to folks ural color, and looks glossy, soft and|who believe in overcoming kidne beautiful. trouble while it is only wouble. from. The CECILIAN and WELTE -MIGNON Reproducing Pianos are here. In this beautiful selection of “Nucut” glass you will find 8-inch Berry Bowls Shallow Nappies Sugar and Creamers Cake Plates 2-handled Nappies Flower Bowls . Vases 2-handled Comports Footed Bowls Shallow Nappies Celery Trays (large) Your old piano taken in exchange. Most reasonable terms. Push sane Piano G. Manufacturers Wholesale Retail 1519 Third Avenue Mn ZONA even the tenderest (N US Yel (OWB Box