The Seattle Star Newspaper, March 1, 1920, Page 4

Store Hours: 9 to 6 Every Day Reasons Why Thrifty Folks Buy at Gottstein’s This store seldom loses a customer who has made the rounds of other establishments for the purpose of comparing prices and merchandise, and there’s a very good reason: We confine our purchases to manufacturers who are content with legitimate profits; and we do not advance prices on goods al- ready in stock immediately on receiving notice of higher replacement cost. Then, too, our broad and liberal credit policy has many ad- . vantages: Payments that fit easily into your income rather than arbitrarily fixed amounts that might work a hardship; the “added- to-account” feature which permits you to select needed articles and have thém charged without making the usual first payment. If you are in the market for Furniture, Rugs, a Buck's Range, Heater or Pipeless Furnace; Housefurnishings of any kind, avail yourself of the substantial savings and liberal credit policy offered here. -—M. A. GOTTSTEIN FURNITURE CO. This Exceptional oom Special Will Appeal to Those Who Appreciate the Home Beautiful Choice of four period , es in three different finishes as follows: B. een Anne or Poster-Colonial, in mahogany and walnut. 4 is XVI, in mahogany, walnut and ivory. Hepplewhite, in mahogany, walnut and ivory. The illustration one but a faint conception of the artistic lines and d craftsmanship. A sample of each design on display in our show windows. The regular $319 75 is 7.50. Extra special, Monday and week.. a Our Usual Easy Terms WASH BOILER OPEN STOCK SPECIAL DINNERWARE patterns in English and lar $9.50 All-Copper Wash $6.95 $10 to $20 When You Buy a Buck’s Range Your Old Stove Taken in Exchange ‘M.A. GOTTSTEIN FURNITURE CO. SEATTLE’S POPULAR HOME FURNISHERS 1514-1520 Second, between Pike and Pine New American-made dishes in open or closed stock sets. 50-piece sets, service for six, ranging from $13.50 to $63.50 You Save Agents: . Buck's Pipeless Furnace Sole Agents: Buck’s Ranges and Heaters : Ce PORTLAND, March 1— Struck by an automobile truck by Anton Schal, James Pal Ore witchhazel, camphor, hy-| CHICAGO, March 1—LEmployes of etc., an mixed in Lavoptik the wash, produce quick results used for eye strain. One cus American Express company today unless |threatened to driver strike their demanda for # flat inerease in ‘Waa greatly astonished at the | nay . in was fatally injured here last 1 feeling produced by a ningle|Wase® of $35 a month are granted. | night, ving only a few minutes fon. A young man reports|7"¢ “demands were made today Palrikronia, an employe of the both he and his mother were| Similar demanda will be present : rl by employes in other citieg, union of: Eaewet by Lavoptk. We) riiis here said. fouthern Pacific, was down on his nds and knees repairing a railway switch when the " lent vecu tee a small bottle to help ACC red CASE weak, strained or in-| Officers of the Bro hood of} Schai ix in custody today, pending Swift Drug Co, and| Railway and Steamship Clerks, ex- an investigation, eyes. druggists. ad me press and station emplo: {sanctioned the action, |cials here said. press offi TRY STAR WANT ADS L EATING||What Is Rheumatism? geass cod Why Suffer From It? the alter- Sufferers Should Realize That It Is a Blood Infec- tion and Can Be Per- manently Relieved Rheumatism meane that the blood has become saturated with uric into the blood, where the poison lurks, and which is not affect ed by salves and ointments. It ix important that you rid yourself of | this terrible disease before it goes |too far, 8. 8. B. ts the blood jecleanser that has stood the test of jtime, having been in constant use acd polson for more than fifty years, It will t doex not require medicn! ad-|do for you what it has done for viee to know that good health ts| thousands of others, 8, 8, S, In Absolutely dependent upon e| guaranteed purely vegetable, it wilt! blood. When the muscles and jc becom: sore and drawn with rt matians, {t ix mot a wine thite te take @ Mttle salve and by rubbing it on the wore spot, expect to get | Adyice in furnished without charg rid of your rheumatics, You n Adéresn Swift Specific Co, deeper than that down ; Auanta, Ga Write the phytician of this Com- pany and let him advise with you hot harm the most! Wedding Bells or Funeral Knells BY REV. J. The Seattle Star today publishes the fourth of a series of Monday Talks by Seattle Preachers. is pastor of Plymouth Congregational church. Tho great principle of prepared nees in foreibly brought hor of v6 in the bibliewt story of the Ten Virgins. ‘The parable ix at ira math and tragic. The glade of those who are prepared is set over against the sadness of those unpre pared. ‘The principle of prepared news is for the life that now is, as as for the life to come. Jesus teachen us to be ready for the great emergencies of life, the great duties, the great opportunitic the great temptations, The midnight call of & great duty, the midnight 1 of @ great, opportunity, the midnight assault of @ great tempts | tion unveil and reveal a man’s character A crinin does not create character it reveals character. The tempta-/| tion that came to Peter at the mid night hour of Christ's betrayal did not make Peter a weak man, it sim ply revealed a weakness that had} |been growing in his*oul for months and years Joseph's refusal to ain with Poth did pot make him strong and pure it simply revealed [strength and purity of soul that had | Iphar's wife a {been growing since the days of bis boyhood If he had not been clean: souled and noble-purposed up to that |hour would have fallen before temp never been heard of | aca are hours in human) lives that gather up and center tn! themscives the strength or weak: neas, the dincipline or indulgence the glory mo of a lifetime GLORY OR ME DECIDED BEFORE TEST | The great man is shown by the way he meets the great oc Success or fallure, « or shame are decided long before the final teat How we meet the ler determine comes. wer duties of the common day how we whl meet the larger duties that will call ux in later life. tle who is faithful in that which is least will later be faithful and famous in that which ts consplououn and colonsal. Doors of splendid op- portunity open for men and women today, and ‘will open in dayn to come mo who have prepared themselves enter in and partake of STEEL MEN WIN FEDERAL SUIT Government Lose Case Charging Gigantic Trust WASHINGTON, March 1.—The United States Steel corporation, the world’s most gigantic indus | trial concern, is not a trust, with | in the meaning of the Sherman law, the supreme court held to- day. | The court also held that the | ‘The vote of the court was four to three. Chief Justice White, Justices McKenna, Holmes and Vandevanter were in the majority. Justices Pit Day and Clarke dissented. | corporation need not dissolve. Justice McKenna read the opinion Juntgoon Me Je and Brandies took | no 7 decison SUIT WAS BROUGHT | MANY YEARS AGO | The dee n wae @ defeat for the | government, which brought sult sev eral years ago in which many of the} biggest figures Inancial and in. funtrial life were named in court today affirmed Among the namen bt suit were: Roosevelt, P. Morgan, er, and J te , Carnegie, W.. Perkin ames J. and Louis W.| most harmiess laxative or physic for be Hit and the little stomach, liver and bowels. | at Church Door) Check Up Today on Health Rul Included also tr lat of defen ite ious fruity) CHICAGO, March 1—Rev. C. & Axseasors were on the road Mon ve A _ es Jants w t wing corpora | Full direc for child's! sa rsolf, pastor of the North Chicago day was the first day for the Health rules for King county tions \< on each bottle. Give it without |”" é “ huge task of collecting data for the| Were before Health Commissioner The United Staten Steel corpora. | fear. [Presbyterian church, was out 0D | personal property tax Ga. HH TF. ling Monday, after tion, Carnegie Steet company, Fed-| Mother! You must say “Califor./bond today because he wanted to) “Chesterfieldian assessors will be | being d by the county com. eral Steel company, American Steel, cy a sermon yesterday the rule this year,” says County As. | Missi A public hearing Wis and Wire company of New Jersey acme } sessor Frank W. Hull, who asks that | b¢ on the new rules before National ‘Tube Sheet and ican Tin PY company, Atnerican | » company ,*Amer ppany, American Bridge ¢ ke Superior Con. solidated Mines company, H. ¢ Frick ¢€ company, Shelby Steel Tube ¢ ny, Union Steel compar el com Clairton ¢ Tennessee Coal, Iron and |the Great Western Mining company GAL COMBINATION T CHARGE ny causing lther | nop. JW el and Camphor Express Employes Railway Worker Is imrs = ins: a Relieve Eye Strain| Threaten Strike Killed by Auto) ring me one Beene cen |Prohibition War iF Is Raging Again WASIUINGTON, D. 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The boy or girt that neglects school studies will later on In life find themselves un- ypen doors of suc professional prepared for the censful business and Shakespeare was right in making it that there is a tide In the af faire of men which, taken at the! f at the right time, leads on to! fortune and to fare, but if neglected | itted, the life is left in the} @nd miseries of failure. Thin principle we see working here| in time may reach into the eterni-| thon | Alberta ws These bonds at the unusually low prices at which you can ob- tain them now are. most desir- able investments. “HRP OFFS CHS LATHE In order that we may serve you while these bonds are still available we suggest you place your order or reservation immediately by telephone or telegraph at our expense. Look at tongue! Remove poi- sons from stomach, liver and bowels OHNE. cvenment BON DS wuncirac SECOND AVE. COR.COLUMBIA., SEATTLE Your income tax return must be filed on or before March 15. 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