The Seattle Star Newspaper, January 22, 1920, Page 9

mands. a Four full-length Coat There are mighty good reasons wh the biggest one is that there are limited number—allotted to this territoi will be wise. They will have them to Don’t put it off—next spring, even cannét take orders for spring delivery. bona fide orders before our monthly allot kment is shipped us. for you to be sure of getting a Ford car, + on an order. Again we tell you, the allotment for ¢ buy now while deliveries are possible. is away in advance of production. summer, autumn and winter are all the same to the Ford car. able servant every day of the year. MYERS & BAIRD, ut Friday Lrahans WE WILL CLOSE OUT All Odd Lots and Remaining Winter Merchandise AT GREATLY REDUCED PRICES Our entire remaining stock of WINTER MILLINERY REDUCED TO $3.75 Coats for Clearance Three Beaver Plush Sport Coats Four Silvertip Bolivia Sport Coats ind REDUCED TO $12.50 REDUCED TO $19.50 Three Black Plush REDUCED TO $25.00 Suits for Clearance Ten suits of Men's Wear Serge REDUCED TO $25.00 Sport Coats s of Melton Cloth Three full-length Coats of Sparkle Cloth and * Two suits of chalk-line English Velour Two serge suits with plush collars REDUCED TO $12.50 REDUCED TO $3.50 A collection of Lingerie Blouses REDUCED TO $3.95 Ten Black Plush Scarfs of Exceptional Quality REDUCED TO $7.50 A collection of Fancy Neckwear Second at Spring ‘Tee Original . Only a Limite d Number of 96 Georgette waists in white and flesh REDUCED TO 25 CENTS Other odd lots—which we will not take space to enumerate are also included in this clearace, Contig STAR WANT ADS N BRING RESULTS THE UNIVE'RSAL CAR ed only! It is your protection. So, tain Buy now and get prompt deliver CENTRAL AGENCY, INC., Broadway and Pike St. East 320, 4th Ave, at James St. Elliott 750. HIGGINS & MATTHEWS, 315 Nickerson St. Queen Anne 74. Y YO) u should buy your Ford car now. But so many Ford cars—just a specified ty. Those who buy their cars now juse whenever they wish. next month, is an uncertainty. Even now, we must have signed is to order it now. ig territory is limited and you must As ever, the demand for Ford cars it’s first come, first served. or shine, it is ready for your de- 3 4 4 ty. You won't have to store it. You can use it. Buy now while the buying iM; possible. . M. CLINE MOTOR CO., 1102 E. 45th, Cl GARK*BAKER CO., 3806 Ferdinand. AL ,FRED G. AYERST, INC., 1830 Broadway, corner Denny Way. East 126, Insist on Genuine i Vord Parts Safe Tithe wo AMEANTS at VALIDS ASK coe. Horlick The Original ard Swbeieuteo ‘Portalanre, Invalides end Growing ChOdren | Mich mill, Malis grafe estrect in Powder So the only way Get your name -'SAYS OIL BAN Report Drilling by Americans of companies © oxprensly stated t ne to comply with all * mente” if such requir violate rights formerly acquired Vreaident Carranza said in a ata nent Inaued late tonight Following reports of a compromine vetween the off companies and the at nt nies have at willing to ith all legal requirements if thene Wexiean g inwued thin # ‘The oil com eualy they a rmerly acquired.” WASHINGTON, Jan Settle of American oil interests in the government over drilling of kone far smoothing out the ruffied between the United States and WASHINGTON, Jan Presi dent Carranza han lifted the ban on drilling of new oll wells by the American companies in > which he put into effect last ber by mil vices her tions In drilling of new wells (» being started in Mexico by American companies. Private the dispatches recetved on jast Saturday brought ord that a settlement had been The fact that the patches had been received re: lement was carried exclu alted Press. eached. Ived te ation COP opealtion looking to an axr which had been made by companies. Thin proposition iv that the Mexican government lift the pro hibition on drilling of new without prejudice to the contentions of either the companies or the gov ernment Under the agreement reached pro viaional permite will be issued for ldrilling pending the enactment of « |\ new Mexican petroleum law The agreement will clear the ofl shortage facing the shipping beard as & result of the ban on new drill ing, it wan believed the off Grocer Accused r Profiteer in Sugar BAN FRANCISCO, Jan. 22--F. federal charges of sugar profiteer bere today A warrant for his+a rest on @ charge of selling beet # for 17 cents a pound when the ee ernment quotation was 12% cent» | has been issued on complaint of Mra lAnnette Adama, U. 8. district attor ney. DOCTOR RETURNS HERE Dr. F. W. Cunningham, who en tered the service in July, 192%, bullding. A tamily in Lapland ts considered very poor that does not own at least 26 reindeer. A few of the wealthier | Lapps own as many as 2,000 We Spring, It is a valu- Kenwood 31. Rainier 56. THE SEATTLE ST. ‘THURSDAY, JAN. IS NOW LIFTED Carranza Permits ©! Mail.) the president Jo not violate the company's rights 1920, Presidential Campaign MEXICO CITY Foreigner Jan, 1 (By awer Califorr by Carran Judes rights held by ’ son Magdalena bay, on land and water. , Allexing non-performanee of the aneonsion contracts, the Mexican both overnment has assumed possession f nearly 18,000,000 acres of land in the original grant to California & Mexican Land & Cattle Company, and ther tracts of from 1,000,000 to 3,000,000 acrea each. dential election wt real contest ever had. In years Diaz, Madero and Car nea were practically unopposed in their races, ‘This year It is expected the outcome will be a matter of doubt made and the result announced. Gen, Alvaro Obregon, Gen. Pablo Gonrales and Ambassador Ygnacio Nontlias are the three leading eandi- dates. The first two are generally redited with most chances of win- ning, Bonitias having been In Wash- ington as Mexico's representative in ‘he United States, and therefore MEXICO RETAKES URGES WHISKY LAND HOLDINGS IN “FLU” FIGHT. ‘Real Contest Promised in| Congressman ‘Would Sus- ; have relinquished jall concessions they formerly he waull the count of votes has been | « pend Volstead Dry Law | | WASHIN | Pream)>—Becau influenza, Tep Tilinots, | ton in Jot the Vols [ment act, a v, Jan, 22 (United | f the prev of| uibition ent only one pint of liquor every ten days for sick per sons, be adepended for 90 days Whisky is the only effective rem ody against the dikeane, he claimed Sabath further proposed amend ments to the Volstead law to permit sale of beer with three per cent of ic content ls if of one per Britain ‘to Salute Flag of Germany LONDON, Jan, 22—An admiralty order today said now that a state f peace exists between Great Brit- vin and Germany, the German fag Must be saluted, in accordance with regulations. Delicate unable to get in touch with the votera Of the two military leaders, each ts scknowledgéd as having enough of a following to raise the banner of revo- lution should either decide to fight for the election after the votes are ounted. Bonilias is not likely to content the election, as he has little following among those outside of the ent of July will to whether If the can os refuse to ab by the de inion of the ballot box, there are not 4s few who belleve the United States will step in, In case of another revo ution, | McDonald, an Oakland grocer, faces | torn Madero and Diaz fell ‘8 ) Carranta’s promined division of land returned to his offices in the Cobb | scheme of community lands There ts no ground for the belief Prevalent along the Texas border that Carranza is plotting to retain hin office, In apite of the outcome of the elections, This rumor has been de- nied by Premier Aguirre Perlanga. probably closest to Carranta of any of hin advindrs. President Carranza’s firm hold on the Mexican people has been caused by hin conservative position with re- ward to the agrarian question, ac- cording to general belief here. Porfirlo Diaz took one extreme-- that the peons should have no land and Francisco Madero took another that the peona should have it all But is steadily being carried out. Res toration and allotment of lands tr] progreasing. More than 40,000,000/ owned by about two doren cor- perations and firms, and now re verted to the government because of failure of the ofnera to carry out provisions of concessions contracts will be muttivided and etven «mali farmera More than 1,000 townn have SPRAY eee Veneer Uy SmermuTE F acres ‘There is almost no empl change tn Mexico. One ta faced with the seriousness of the situation aa he Is told the same thing in every shop or restaurant he enters and offers a bill or a large coin tn payment for goods or food. The rine of the price of altver bul lion in blamed for the money short- age. Hundreds of speculators, rea)- izing the value of the metal is about § per cent above par, have mfMited all the allver and made ft Into bars for shipment to bullion dealers out of the country. ‘The Mexico City mint, the only one in the republic, Is unable to coin money fast enough for the needs of the people. Years of ex- perience ta fitting end = making! ae Broken Lensee duplicated o@ reduced prices short notice 5 een Acid Stomach, Stomach Pains, Gas, Bloating, Indigestion Heartburn, or Aft don't fuss with dull #i dizzy ape! ite well get rid rouble, and all th Indigostio and som really one of the in the world to iding you use the | treatment-—and here is al treatment—a treatment that | treatment that im no fte a no quick in ne- tion, that even druggists (who know what medicine praise it. Here’ :“"T don't Stomach tion, Gas, Bloating, Bourness auch like, that can not be qu relieved y drinking warm nesia water after meals.” How to prepare Magnesia water— First, obtain from your druggist a few ounces of Disurated Magnesia— then mix one spoonful, couple of tableta Tieurate noma with a drin dinary wator each dose, and Bisurated Magne: cially prepared Any good druggist with SSlaurate Magn contart this Magnonin water. treat- which 1 eape- 7 this purpose. upply. you ‘at amall Mothers Vinol, our Cod Liver and Iron Tonic, Is the Best Remedy for Nervous, Run-Down, Anaemic Conditions, This Letter Proves It. Kenton, Del—"I suffered from a nervous, run-down condition and nO appetite. I keep house and live on @ farm, so had to keep about my work as I have five in the family. My Gruggist recommended Vinot as the bewt medicine for my condition. 1 felt better af tak- ing the first bottle It has gi me & good appetite, I sleep better and feel stronger in every way Mra J. an Wilds. It ts the Beef and Cod Liver Pep- tones contained in Vinol aided by Iron and Hypophosphites which makes it such a famous biood- maker, nerve bullder and strength Creator, Uesides Vinol is not a secret medicine. Its fullYormula ts printed on each package. OWL DRUG COMPANY AND DRUG- CAT FRASER-PATERSON Co, A Column of special Values Arranged for Friday’s Selling A Special Sale of Corduroy Robes Reduced to $4.95 ——All new attractive styles of this season’s design- ing. Robes which are marked regularly in our stocks at $5.95, $7.50 and $8.75. In good quality corduroy of both wide and narrow wale. The colors are American Beauty, Copenhagen blue, purple} |} and pink. All reduced to $4.95 each. | ~—Corduroy Robes, Becond Floor. } Blankets and Comforts Specially Priced for Friday —Broken plaid Blankets, of woolen and cotton mix- |f- tures. In blue and tan, pink and tan, and gray and tan, Size 70x80. Specially reduced to $7.50 a pair. , ~~Good heavy Comforts, of full size. With sewn edges, and neatly tied with wool. Covered with silkoline in |i pink, blue and yellow. Specially reduced to sell at $4.95 each. —Bedding Section, Second Floor. . ant eat = Three Exceptional Values in Bed Shee —Presenting opportunities to replenish the home sup- ply of Sheets with dependable quality goods at prices decidedly below the market. ~—72x90-inch Sheets, specially priced at $2.00. —12x90-inch Sheets, specially priced at $2.25. —81x90 quality heavy Sheets, specially priced at $2.35. These sheets at $2.35 have a few oil spots which will wash out easily. —The Bedding Section is offering many other. values at this time—special values in Bed ree Pillow Cases. @ —Second Floor, | A Special Value in Baby Bassinettes pn a eatin Regularly Priced $13.75 Special At $9.75 -—Bassinettes with woven wire springs, in white. Spe cially priced at $9.75. —Bassinettes in whit enamel, finished q reed sides and rubbeg- tired wheels. Special Values in Iding Sulkies With Hoods Specially Priced at $12.50 — i ded seats and reclining backs; a hg eee om pr foot hata. ee spe- cially priced at $12.50 each. F ——— Be sure you get the genuine BUTTER- NUT BREAD Avoid imitations! The real Butter-Nut comes in only one kind of wrapper, showjng the Butter- Nut boy on the face of it. Made for you by the BAKING Co. | —makers of the fa- mous Butter-Nut and Holsum loaves. Sold by ment. today and bid good-bye to your stomach troubles. JACKSON, Miss. jan. 22.—Amid Bear Oil Grows Hair One of the potential ingredients of Kotalko—for the bear oll, procured through hunters at a lar; tive other hair preparation. an ointment. many cases of baldness, falling hair and dandruff when every other hair lotion or treatment hes tile. Kotalko users. Why become or remain bald If you cen tain calee, ey not you? Get a box at any busy drug atore: or send 10/take a teaspoontul every night or U mpa, fi Good Grocers packs eta ofa to ohn” Hart every other night for at least three -. * ow ar i, York City, this advertisement.—Advertisement. New Zephyr Ginghams In Pretty Patterns for the Early Spring Sewing Campaign - . —A fine line of zephyr ginghams just received. Many desirable effects in checks and plaids for attractive frocks for the warmer weather that is coming soon, —32 inches wide, at 75c a yard. —Wash Goods, Second Floor. Remnants of Cretonnes At Drastic Reductions for Clearance —Discontinued sample lengths of about 2/4 yards in each piece. Very fine American and Imported Cre- tonne, Chintz and hand-blocked qualities. 36-inch and | 50-inch widths. Priced 50c, 65c, 85c and $3.75 a yard. } Regularly marked at $1.00 to $8.50 per yard. ~-Drapery Section, Fourth Floor. Interesting Values in Pattern Table Cloths With Napkins to Match i —All linen table cloths, of Irish manufacture, in H wide range of desirable patterns, both spot po! floral. Moderately priced— ‘ —70x72 inches, $9.50 each. —T0x90 inches, $12.00 each. —70x108 inches, $14.50 each. —22x22-inch napkins, $12.50 a dozen. —These prices are exceptionally low for such quali- ties, today. —Linen Section, Second Floor. cheers and laughter and after only 10 minutes’ debate the lower house of the Mississippi legislature yester- day rejected the federal amendment Providing suffrage for women by a Vote of 116 to 25. Reject Suffrage hair—is genuine ¢ cont. ‘There *are other ac- neredionts not found in any Kotalko ix it has succeeded tn proved fu- ‘A $300 guarantee tn offered to Srow holt Je athare have ob- od ane rough Ko- For a real tonic and bleed purifier, Cut out and show others ‘woeks, ; —_— —