The Seattle Star Newspaper, February 19, 1920, Page 5

an SEATTLE STARTHURSDAY, ate thon 19, 1929 “|Georgians to Put _ : Ay. Eng McAdoo on Ballot 19.} name will re a Seen | nglish Players + Offer Thriller of War at “Met” GING CHECK == ORCI ON PRESIDENT To Help You Adoo 4 main on th tor the demovratic | yp “ With Your Work a Sy op Discuss Measure Regarding | tacos rurtner Get a Probable Illness s Bappetions er tor, decide the * . BY HERBERT W. WALKER — jaction in plicing bin name on. the WASHINGTON, Feb. 19.—-A_con-|tain the opportunity of exp For Only $33.50 SRARIINOTON, een [he hole fer White Noun actly what steps should be taken) If you want a Kitchen Cabinet, and have been wait- poldge gee ge P seusoae Dh ep ig mets boaecet ange ch ing to purchase one at a price within your means, tinned -tineen of the Chiat éxecuttve | citic brakeman dele ini alleged ig here it is- | probably will result from th¢ ao-|cavery in Nis house near Auburn It is unfitted, but has two large flour bins and a 500 worth of merchandine freight number of small drawers and compartments. Has a plain maple top. |tion of Representative Feas, Ohio, in the house a “jres | introd dentia amendment ing Hisability 10 | seasion of congress appear alight Ithe constitution.” A two-thirds vote of both houses PURCHASE ON CREDIT Feas favors a complete tnyeati-| ts necessary for the amendment gation by the house judictary com. | Fess is chairman of the republi And not ordinary credit, but the kind that you will mittee of the constitutignal and|can congressional committes and an admit IS generorfs. i legal aspect of the situation and| active party leader the amendment he proposed, Democrats apparently believe amendment is more of & po- | litical move with the view of re flecting upon the recent Wneas pe the president than an endeavde to| meet any real emergency I that reason hopes for the ipaea A of his or any similar _plan at thin ANE COLOR IN CHEEKS Be Better or Looking—Take GONSTIPATION MAKES YOU EASY VICTIM OF FLU, COLDS AND GRIP | ona Fashioned Herb Tea Often Relieves Chronic Cases Yon can't afford to be constipated. | | If your Ridneys, liver ned bomele fati| la) irl, who, with a company o to carry. off the waste matter it | English stage folk, arrived in Seat! Olive Tablets poisons your entire system. It lowers| tle Thursday, to play three days at | _ your realstanoe againat disease, | the Metropolitan, in “The Luck of} ral J skin is yellow-——complexion |" At this time of year, when the alr fe the Navy.” Percy Hutchison, actor. | ue coated—appetite poor | filled with influensa, cold: nd krip, manager, and his Queen's theatre a bad taste in your mouth— pie tees peep ip ~ ate — company, present the war thrill d ph yale: ‘on th no-go feeling—you should | 1 bald be avoided if people ‘woud takes the part of take Olive rlets. keop thelr livers, kidneys! Young Fritish submarine command: | Dr. Edwards’ Olive Tablets asi | and’ bowela in good work: er. ‘The story Tas Gtteeta ee stitute for calomel—were prepared by | ing order. erman «pies to ¢ n val ne Edwards after 17 i of | formation during the war. Yr. Edwards’ Olive’ ts area pure! vegetablecompound Smixedieithollveall.| You will know them by their olive color, wn aearen cer, pink skin, brighteyes, Wire Briefs CENTRALIA —A, ©. perintendent Everett public See the New Models in “Quick Meal” Combination Gas, Coal and Wood Ranges ba Geeneoet FURNITURE, CO. INC. WHERE PIKE MEETS FIFTH ‘Thin is pretty Kieie Stranach, Eng in which he a} uable in To Reach J. H. Stevens, Wire Your Address to Charles Schweim Care Curtis Co., Detroit, Michigan ples, a feeling of buoyancy like childhood days you must get at the cause. Dr. Edwards’ Olive Fablets act on the liver and bowels like calomel-~yet have no dangerous after effects. They start the bile and overcome con- Are you constipated, billows and sluggiah? Does lect Nature's warnings. Jnat before reciring. It soon girane you out and makes you feal fine hie famous ‘bev ten. bs on enez-| Robert celled remedy for colds, grippe, in pt your head a Don't neg eG arte oe Does not oreate the physic fluenza, chronic constipation, rheuma- tlam, eto, Nothing Is better to keep the elected = president normal stipation. Millions of Oyaes are sold) children in fine condition. 88 cente at| here. annually at 10c and 25e. ‘ake ote all druggista.—Lincoln Proprietary) s1oux FALLS. §. D-—Govy. Frar | twonightlyand note the pleasing results Co. Ft. Wayne, Ind. O. Lowden, Illinois, opens campa i here. | SAN FRANCISCO.—Increase 1% to 14 cents a quart in milk prices here WASHINGTON, — Senator Pome- democrat, Ohio, withdraws | presidential nomination race. | SHREVEPORT, La--Two killed, nine hurt when train hurls freight on station platform. LONDON.—Underground WASH cretary of War Baker # he doe niend to resign LONDON. — Alexander Kerenaky | © still living tn England. OAKLAND.—#tate closes case in trial of Mise Anita Whitney, charged | with ertminal syndicalism. | HALIFAX. — Huge ico fields) Lo crowded with polar animals extend- ing farther. south than ever KLAMATH FALLS.—Mra. Toby| Riddle, descendant Modoc chiefs, is oad here. LAREDO, <i N ye “i They couldnt be built now for tyice'71000 When the talk turns from politics to railroads, and the traveler with the cocksure air breaks in with, “There's an awful lot of ‘water’ in the railroads,” here are some hard-pan facts to give him: Texas—Five Mexican n jail at Nuevo, d milliondollar whis Ky smugg! SANTA FE.—New Mexico ratifies suffrage by vote of 17 Thompson, Meany Brig. Gen. Maurice Thomp state adjutant general; Prof. FE Meany of the University of Wash-| ington, and Mra. H. A. Bonnar, presi: | dent af the City Federation of Wom en's clubs, have been chosen to act as judges for the district of Western Washington in the nation-wide army esmay contest for school children, The enmays are to be written thruout the country Friday on “What Aro the Renefita of an Enlistment in the fh 8. Army?” |Low, Cut ‘Corsage | Makes ’Em Hardy}! PARIS, Feb. 19.—Women wearing the shortest possible drosses and the | lowest possible coreages are less lia ble to pneumonia than those who bundle up, according to the Matin quoting an “eminent physician.” Be-| \llef was expressed that the present | day fashions are the healthiest of all because ‘they permit free elreulation of alr against the skin and act as a stimulus to the nervous system Takes Ten Years to Deliver Mail ‘What Lincoln said Abrahen forkmen's tn 1864) “Property is the fruft of Inbor; property is desir- able; is @ positive good in the world Let not him who Is hous@ess pull down the house of another, bat let him work diligently and build one for himself, (Prom en oddroce | Limeotn to the American railroads have cost $80,900 a mile — road- bed, structures, stations, yards, terminals, freight and passenger trains—everything from the great city term- inals to the last spike. A good concrete-and-asphalt highway costs $36,000 P : ‘ PORTLAND, Feb, 19.—Once upon thas by example assuring a mile—just a bare road, not counting the cost of cul- a time! that his own shall be safe a Mailed in Portland nearly 10 years from violence when bpilt.” verts, bridges® etc. ago, routed thru Tacoma, 4 postal card has just been delivered at Che ha | mployes are totally at a after widespread effort, to ac nt for the unusual display of speed, and candidly admit that the card may have suffered human com punction against going to Tacoma, Our railroads couldn’t be duplicated today for $150,000 a mile. They are capitalized for only $71,000 a mile—much less than their actual value. Seventy-one thousand dollars today will buy one locomotive. English railways are capitalized at $274,000 a mile; the commander of | J Post, American Legion, was the feature speaker at) the weekly Jun on of the Young Men's Repub club at Meve cafeteria Thursday noon. TOM Elmer WE 4 CLANS will celebrate St French at $155,000; German, $132,000; even in Canada Pelle tay ES eg pe ng Ha tarian clfureh, Boylston ave. and} (still in pioneer development) they are capitalized at $67,000 a mile. The average for all foreign countries is $100,000. Howell st OPEN NOSTRILS! END A COLD OR CATARRH How to Get Relief When Head and Nose Are Stuffed Up | ) ‘ Low capitalization and high operating efficiency have } } enabled American railroads to pay the highest wages } t while charging the lowest rates. dhis advertisement is published by the Association of Railway Ssculives Those desiring information concerning the railroad situation may obtain literature by writing to The Association of Railway Executives, 61 Broadway, New York, Y Count fifty! ir cold tn head or catarrh disappears, Your clog ged nostrils will en, the air ages of your will clear No| can uffling, ary more discharge, strug@ling for breath at night Get a small bottle of Bly’s Cream Ralm from your druggist and apply ; no | a little of this fragrant antiseptic cream in your nostrils. It pene-| trates through every air passage of the head, soothing and healing the swollen or inflamed mucous |membrane, giving you instant re- i Head colds and eatarrh yield like magic. Don't stay stuffed-up and miserable, Relief is sure, |John Picco. was convicted of crim to Judge Essays 3. | dreams in 1804 B | as there is in this simple home-made | than you could buy ready-made for | trated compound of genuine | generations to break « )} solve it, then you destroy it en tirely, To do this, get about four ounces of ordinary liquid arvon; ap ply it at night when retiring; use ‘Pictorial Revi iew and McCall Patierne Friday Hour Sales taken for Friday Hour reserved, 1 to2 MEN'S COLLARS—200 9 to 10 WOMEN'S APPAREL o mail, telephone or C. O. D. orders ‘ Sal merchandise and the right to limit quantitic 10 to 11 11 to 12 i CURTAINS 17 5 GIRLS’ VESTS AND of Scrim, Marqu PANTS—75, white ana sna dbeg veral aa and Nottingham Li t nolled continued sty some Curtains, in one pair merino garments, slightly soiled, Formete a ts, reduced for a sizen 4 12 years, | for this “iy 4 clean up during Vests are in high neck, rs 124c Aha ' ni y r at leeve style; pants BLOUSES Georg: White Cheek $2.00 Curtains 61 4 are in ankle length ette, Crep Chine Dremen; 1 5 Curtains ; Formerly $1.00 and Satin Bi yes is a eoparate Skirt artains $1.25, for this jot m . up of broken Velvet Skirt urtains : hour, garment 75¢c lines ad oie sie a P nt jan urtains of styles and col ‘nm Curtains GINGHAM—400 yards from regular ptock. All} and consints Curtains ® of 274nch Ginghams in “re mui und some ments which seld for Curtains 8; fancy patterns and are alig damaged. mer at $15.00, 0 Curtains ® light and dark colors Mostly in sizes 36 and i $19.60, $24.50 and $29.50 $500 Curtains ®: Yormerty $66, fer thie mrmerly “4 9 and for ‘this $7.50 Curtains $6.60 hour, a ‘or . this hour, hour, at $8.95 $5.00 Curtains $6.75 yard 20c $2 95 f ; ° i = “= we ee = = = — — A 50 Dresses Reduced | ° a th . } \ Choice Friday at | H ih W \ 17.75 Lat d | nal | | | \ J New Second Kloot ’ } es H , arranged from our N this group of Dresse regular stock for Friday's selling, are models designed of navy serge and tricotine; tan, gray and Pekin blue wool jersey, navy*and taupe mes- saline and brown velvet, with braid and embroid- ery trimming. Sizes 16 to. 42, with the larger assortment in the smaller sizes, but not each size in every color or style. Formerly $29.50. Reduged for Friday to $17.75. 3to4 OUNCING—85 yards of inch Petticoat Flounc 4to5 Boys’ Blouses ‘s Section, on the 2to3 WOMEN'S SWEATERS—10 orange sweaters in elipon style, yellow and 12 of woolen yarns; 1 red and 3 purple contstyle sweaters, ing with French embroid- ‘The } of wool; 3 light blue silk; 2 cherry sik and 3 ered fuffie. Former 95c, Main Floor, Rear, has re |} green silk sweaters, in slip-on style, Sizes 38 for this hour, duced for disposal 50 Boys’ and 40 only, and not each size in every color a yard .45¢ slouses. with attached or style. For this hour VOILES—300 yaré collars, in a broken line $3.50 WwW n Far y Fig’ of patterns. 1e assort- ‘ f Silk and ¢ De ment offer 6 and 7 ™ figured ynly, which sold formerly ght er able for waist at $1.00. For 65: and fancy dr ormer! this hour, each., Cc $1.25. For this hour, a y Het 98c RIBBONS—100 yards of mtin striped and widths, ‘20c moire Hairbow Fubbons in 6%-Inch dixplayed in assorted colora, hance 36c. For this hour, a yard.. - |Cops Get Wages; Town Goes Broke NILES, ©. Feb. 19—This town worth just one fitney today. ‘s all the money that remained the treasury after paying off and fire departments, Is Convicted in Syndicalism Case PORT A ES, Feb. 19.--After he had attempted to defend thé I W. W. preamble in an impassioned buret of enthusiasm before the jury in the Ja Thursday o} inal syndicaliam Wednesday ker was on trial similar charge FUNERAL SERVICES for Archie ™ Major, Seatth rney, who died nesday of pneumonia, will be at 1 o'clock Friday afternoon, at the Bonney-Watson chapel When the body begins to |and movement becomes M jit is usually an indication that th ANNUAL SPRING TOUR of the |EidReys are out of order. Past was started by President Henry “28 Organs healthy Suzzallo of the ‘university Thursday. | GOLD . a is + 4 John T. Condon, dgan of faculties, is acting preenMe cn: ‘The world's standard remedy for: liver, bladder and uric ale Famous since Children’ ‘sOoughs 1696. keep in good health. ee three Pa a az druggists. borane, as prompuly giving the Child doce ef eal PISO'S=:: cae 4 Cooking Utensils Special at 98c Some Remarkable Values Are Offered in This Big Friday Special SERVICES for 2, will be held t 9 o'clock ed of pneu . after residing in The family ad Republican st FUNERAL years Your Own Ih Remedy, Try aking Fou can ‘eave chest Ot, ond have ® better remedy than the ready- made kind, Basily done, If you combined the curat erties of every known * “0 cough remedy, you probably could not get as much real curative power cough syrup, which is easily prepared in a few minutes. Get from any druggist 21% ounces | of Pinex, pour it into a pint bottle and fill the bottle with syrup, using either plain ee sugar syrup, syrup, as desired. The “result is a full pint of really better cough syrup three times the money. Tastes pleas- ant and never spoils 4 Pinex and Syrup preparation e cause of a cough and mediate relief. It stops the nasty | heals the sore, irri- tated. membranes so gently and easily that it is really astonishing. A day's use will usually overcome the ordinary cough and for bronchitis, croup, hoarseness and bronchial asth- | ma, there is nothing better. Binex is & most. valuable eoncen- | Norway used for | ¢ coughs, | These are high grade, heavy mottled enamel cook- ing utensils. Every item is a bargain. Don’t miss this great opportunity to stock up on cooking utensils, Assortment consists of: pine extract, and has b To avoid disappointm L Pot: druggist for “2% ounc web si5 hk ay 4 and 6.quart Preserving with’ full direction Large Ten Kettles Kettles anything else, ¢ aranteed. to give | S-quart Berlin Sauce Pan and 4 and @quart Lipped Sauce absolute gatisfaction or money | fl seared Pans promptly refunded, The Pinex Co. | a G-quart Rertin Kettle and cover 12-quart Water Pails i4-quart Dish Pans rt. Wayne, Ind. » cists 1%-quart Double Boiter Dandruff Soon Ruins the Hair Choice, Special, at Girls utiful, glossy if you want plenty of thick silky hair, do by all means get rid of dandruff, for it will | tarve your hair and ruin it if you| don't | It doesn't do much good to try to brush or wash it out. The only sure | way to get rid of dandruff ts to dis-| enough to moisten the scalp and rub it In gently with the finger tips. By morning, most if not a your dandruff will rs three or four more completely dissolve and entirely do-| stfoy every single sign and trace} of it. You will find, too, that all itching and digging of the scalp will stop, | and your hair will look and feel a hundred times better, You can get} liquid arvon at any dri st It is inexpensive and four ounces is all you need, no matter how much dandruff you have. ‘This simple remedy never faily,—Advertisement. | of id applications will | oo ©.