The Seattle Star Newspaper, March 16, 1920, Page 5

> Kei OS TE meses For the “Little Darlings” Choose from Our Large Display of Vehicles And then you will be certain of Go-Cart—a Woe ere featuri far lower than t Ago, before the ony Sturets market st important ra Come in now and select from this full showing and pay for same on generous “We'll Trust You.” Formerly WoodhouseGranbaum Furniture Co, 1 credit terms. GRUN FURNITURE Ob.I WHERE PIKE HGUSS OF SATS CLEANS KIDNEYS Wf your Back is aching or Bladder bothers, drink lots of water and eat less meat. When your kidneys hurt and your Back feels sore, don't get scared and to load your stomach with a Jot of drugs that excite the kidneys and irritate the entire urinary tract your kidneys clean like you your bowels clean, by flushing them, with mild, harmless salts which Femoves the body's urinous waste stimulates them to their normal vity. The function of the kid im to filter the blood. In 24 they strain from it 500 grains acid and waste, so we can readily ind the vital importance of the kidneys active. lots of water—you can't @rink too much; also get from any ist about four ounces of Jad Boke: tone & tablespoonful in a glass of water before breakfast each morn ing for a few days and your kidneys ‘will act fine. This famous salts is from the acid of grapes and Juice, combined with lithia,| | A Trial Will Convince Anyone neutralize the acids in urine| been used for generations to ‘and stimulate clogged kidneys; to ‘go it no longer ts @ source of trri- thus ending bladder weak- Salts is inexpensive; cannot tn- makes a delightful efferv water drink which everyone take now and then to keep kidneys clean and active. Try this, also keep up the water drink img, and no doubt you will wonder What became of your kidney trouble| you read this offer in The Seattle and backache. ance of which you and baby will be justly proud becau nt | They will also send yeu ® book of valuable information, containing many Pririce of Wales to Stop in San Diego | RINGSIDE SAN DINGO, March 16.—Price of Wales is due to arrive here on Brit Jinh battles cruiser Renown April 7 aocording to word received here to day by Rear Admiral Welles, ce mander of local naval base cruiser has already steamed from Liverpool | SENT TO JAT boowe across Cana Gustafson and C iting BL. Williame, will remain be hind the bars at Hellifgham for 45 days and each pay $50 fine OLD HERB TEA BEST INSURANCE AGAINST | FLU, COLDS AND GRIP It Throws Off Polsons—Keeps You In Shape to Resist Disease At this time ot the year, when old |e grippe and infuensa are in the alr ta for amuggting n line, Charles rence J. Olson, having a really good Carriage or well-known makes, at prices se they were contracted for long ise in pryces. working order, When these organs your vitality and resiatance are weak- ened. You are an easy viotim for {1 feotions and dienase ; L poe eo on = will pat you in tune and make you feel like new Tangoln bd yy famous old sae remedy for chronic constipation, oo! Ja grippe, influenza, billousness, head- aches and rheumatiam, = but positive and leaves no unpleasant MRS. ALIDA FOE MARSTON, after-effects like violent physica, 5, wife of C. 8. Marston, 429 Harri — is better for the children. ame: 0 occasional cup kee; . died in Columbus sanitarium pink of condition. i conte at aul Funeral, arrangements drug ita.—-Lincoln Proprietary Co, were being made Tui ston ress THOUSANDS HAVE KIDNEY TROUBLE AND ONT KNOW T Most people do not gpallze tht) Swamp-Root is soon realized, and alarming inerease and remarkable that it stands the highest for its prevalency of kidney disease, While remarkable results in distressing kidney disorders are the most com- cases. mon diseases that prevail, they are | almost the last recognized by patient | Symptoms of Kidney Trouble and physicians, who content them Swamp-Root is not recommended for everything but if you suffer from Tom. fo af once to iat and «el e aah Le and ft oup each night -F aun sac Ei our ae BAUM FURNITURE Co. INC. MEETS FIFTH selves with doctoring the effects, | while the original disease under. mines the system. Your other organs may need at-|!¥ passing water night tention—but your kidneys should *4rting or irritation in paswing, have attention first because their Drickdust ar sediment, headache, work is most important. backache, lame back, heart disturb li you feel that your kidneys are | ance due to bad kidney trouble, uric the cause of your sickness or cun ®cit rheumatism, lumbago, maybe down condition commence taking Dr. of flesh or sallow complexion, Kilmer’s Swamp-Root, the great kid-| kidney trouble in its worst form may ney, liver and bladder medicine, be- | be stealing upon you. cause as soom as your kidneys begin | to improve they will help all the | other organs to health. and day, Swamp Root Is Pleasaat te Take If you are already convinced that Swamp-Root ts what you need, you can purchase the regular medium Thousands of people have testified| and large size botties at all drug that the mild and immediate effect of | stores. SPECIAL NOTE—You may obtain a sample stze bottle of Swamp-Root by enclosing ten cents te Dr. Kilmer & Co., Binghamton, N. Y. This gives you the opportunity to prove the remarkable merit of this medicine lot the thousands of grateful letters recelved from men and women who say they found Swamp-<oot to be just the remedy needed in kidney, liver and bladder troubles. The value and success of Swamp-Root are so well known that our readers are advised to send for a sample size) bottle. Address Dr. Kilmer Co. Binghamton, N. Y. Be sure to may Star. 211 Union (6 (5 rrr] annoying bladder troubles, frequent: | reatest importance to keep your 8 kidneys and bowels in good of the forensic The fall to carry off the poison waste matier Haas, how soon it son ited erty ited at te gentie © them in the together. INTRODUCING--- FASHION’S MOST FAVORED FANCIES Never was this leading Fash- ion Center of Seattle in so happy a position to show favored most In everything from Fashion's fancies. dainty garments to charming chapeaux, you will find here your heart’s desire at prices you will be glad to pay. “CREDIT Coy i eo "L have in years GLADLY”’ | Drug § |rection of a special Tanlac represen: | raided of $1,103 in Liberty bonds and In extending to you dignified easy terms of payment, we invite you to join the thousands of Seattle women who have solved every apparel problem by our time-tested method of selling. 1332 Second C1] deeinaiemenil THE SEATTLE. STAR—-TUESDAY, MARCH 16, 1920, NOTES ON CITY COUNCIL Elected AL MONDAY: Haas president, rat. Phillip Tindall, sumed bis seat in the the onl: lor paving Shilshole ave, fr 1th ave ton canal waterway to Leary w Shilshole ave. to W. 47th st Rd ave N. W. from Oratians were in order at the meeting of the new counct) Monday From behind the well-laid trenches of flowers—thoughtfully dongted by the park the counetimen watched a of eloquence sizzle over councilmante brown A crowd af back tn the P, O., heard the distant booming boar barrage their citizens, First there was Councilman A. F- new presidént of the civic body He threw down a few verbal whizbangs, a couple of gas shells and a dozen hand grenades Then came the generalissimo of the allied orators, Marche! Cald well, himself. His principal barrage thing like this ‘he powers of the mayor are lim-~ I know the limita, having been orporation coun of thin great ¥. Successful city administration nh only be obtained if mayor and counet! work together. It is my in ention to confer frequently with mubern of the ebundl Working I hope we can make the Exhausts From the sounded Can the automobile salerman and the gifted accessory man explain the extruordinary value of their respec Uve wares better to the peppy Ori W. BORING, a welltodo © Kansas farmer, says he has gained twenty pounds in weight and is in better general health than he has been in years since taking Tanlac. OUNCIL uncll, succeeding W. D. Lane. * recommendations for committee assignments and 20th ave, N. W,, Shilshole ave. Extended a vote of thanks t the park board for the flowers that were placed on the counciimantc desks. . «8 £6 Auto Show }back, “in as recommended by the Saturday ly new member of the council, as The N. W. from the Lake Ith and 17th ave, N. W. from Vernon place, and to Ballard ave. best city government ever experte Seattle has, o- The city fathers were like a bunch of debutantes Monday afternoon ‘They all had flowers piled on their denks | The amembly of the new council was made the occasion of @ tribute | to the individual members from their friends, as the society editor | would put it Each counciiman's desk was bank: | with floral tributes. One counel! was even the recipient of a| floral horse shoe, Lieut. Tindall was almost burted | under the flowers and potted plants on his desk. He was easily the Sees will come the Spring; on or before Men with keen judgment Easter Displays of Correct Millinery Pictorial Review and McCall Patterns Men’s Spring Underwear Main Floor—Rear PAGE 5 SECOND FLOOR Rhodes Co. first day of this time you will need lighter weight undergarments. will be ready, and our complete stocks will be an aid to you in buying correctly. due tat wie tT Union Suits Councilmen Drake, Carroll and Tindall "were each the recipients of bouquetas from ex-service men's or ganizations, while Counciiman Hexketh was the proud possessor of a beautiful bouquet of green carna tions from Waitresses’ Union No. 240. Looks funeral,” Clerk L, A Ribbed Cotton Suit with a mixtures, Sizes 36 to 46. ike a wedding or a commented Committee 0. Shrader. woolen yarns in sinew: 32 to 44. Jental tune of the more of “Oh Dardanetla,” or to dignified soothing strains What a Pal Was Mary”? he answer is: You these two gentlemen | ab to display to better advantage their exceptional jents In argu mentatlve gymnastics than at the third annual Seattle Automobile Show, Fourth ave, and Columbia st Tuesday, while Drake's Hippodrome band and Adama’ meert orchestra were playing | It was a musical program skillfully | arranged Some folks buy automo biles easter to the “Tales of Hoff. man.” Others will make a one-third cash payment down if the band plays |WHigh Jinks.” Limousines were in greatest demand when they played “Wedding of the’ Rose.” see “It contn 75 cents to get into this show,” Manager W. J. Coyle remind eda bevy of several hundred sales |men. “It's up to you chaps to make jit worth the money. Don't be afraid |to tel! folks where your rival's booth | is located. They'll find tt anyway.” And it’s worth #tx-bits of anybody's money to see one of the chaps un: | limber and get into action. eee Of splendid merit | and checked dimity Sizes 34 to 46, at only 9% to 11%, A pair. . from the regular stock ton down front. ished with all-around at neck. Small, A man was busy in one of the booths boring a hole tn a barrel. | “What's that for?” asked a visitor, | with a nly wink “That.” said - the hag | BACK FROM SERVICE, Dr. . | Prank A. who commanded Bert Dingley's two expert mechan-| pase hospital 90 at Fort Riley, len, twice a day, tear down a new! ,- b ed home in Seat Marmon motor, scatter its bits about | *™*+ A Srriv the floor, mess them up and then re | borer, winking y called the Britiah Col Plum, ue. “Since Tanlac has overcome my | troubles I have gained twenty pounds in weight and am in better general health than for yearn past,” was the straightforward statement made a few days ago by H. W. Boring. prominent and well-to-do farmer liv ing at Overland Park, Kang. “During the two years I suffered I tried everything I knew of to ket relief, but nothing seemed to reach my case until I trie¢ My appetite w could hardly tain my food. Nothing ed with | me; in fact I was almost a confirmed dyspeptic. My whole system seemed to be out of shape. I would have| pains across the small of my back no bad at times I could hardly move around. ‘My nerves were all unstrun I would become upset at th Uttle thing, 1 seldom slept well at] night and, finally, became so weak and rundown that I lost weight rap- | idly, I w deal with also troubled a great | arch clearing up my head “This is just the condition 1 was in when I began taking it certainly has been a me. It just seemed to bo made en, pecially for my case, I improved from the very first. My digestion now is perfect and regardless of | what I eat I never suffer any bad after effects. | “The pains across my batk have | entirely disappeared. Tho catarrh has left me, too, and my head is perfectly clear. “I am no longer Tanlac and | nervous and reat well every night, | where he I have regained my lowt weight and | ter and stronger than | Tam going to keep | house so. it will be| Tanine In my | handy at all times.” | artell mal di Tanlac is sold in Seattle by ‘es under the per | tative.—-Advertisement | ‘A medicine possess- ing tonic, altera structive properties. of debilitated conditions caused by overwork or pro- longed mental strain or nervous irritability, sleeplessness, or general depression of the nervous system. brain fag, Prepa: "under formula filed Chief Chemist, Treasury Dept., Washington, D. C.” BRI-A-CEA DRUG CO., Kansas City, Mo, Manufactures, BLUMAUER-FRANK DRUG COMPANY, Portland, Oregon ole Dietriputere For Oregon, Washington and Idaho. ‘ASK YOUR } One of the most looked at exhibits | this week, cloathg and of mornings | 44 had to spend a half hour or more} build the motor n one hour—be | fore an astonished crowd. The dem- onstration occurs at 2:30 and 8:30) p. m. = SOLID SORE dinate "Saa hile Aertel a i — Head toFoot | on the f h floor of the auto show | Roar ne cen ee on] ~ Wi Rein Floor fout was searched to no avail— also floors three and two, The little! Once « solid sore—now = what Mr. - girl wae found on the first floor, writes: Minols, says about hie He sampling the tires of the candy au tomobile made from sugar by a local restaurant chef, | eee | “The bay that we have been doctort with D.D.D. is completely well. was a solid sore all over his head and body, and now you cannot tell he ever hed anything wrong with him” not try D.D.D. today and be eon- vineed? Ralief, at once, from itching ped burning. _ Your money beck if the first bottle not bring relief. S6e, 600, end $1.00. Try D. D. D. Soap, ton in Seattle's first trust by stands smobile, held in Police gt. Carr, which near the entrance. Tt was nught here 20, years ago by Ralph Hopkins, then a speed king, and cost $1,300. Hopkins left the car en he was nabbed for speeding by Carr, then @ patrolman, on First ave ore ‘The show will be open every night | aturday night. A| will be served | BARTELL DRUG STORES musical billof-fare “I Won't Fight!” Said the Copperhead “GOOD!” Said Abraham Lincoln Portland I. Ww. Ww. Trial Postponed | PORTLAND, Ore, March 16.—The | trial of 26 alleged I. W. W. charged with criminal «yndicalism, scheduled to open here today, has been post poned until March 18, on motion of Defense Attorney George F. Vander: | veer, who recently appeared in the Centralia murder trial FOUND DEAD in_ his woodshed, ad hanged himself, Ll. J Anderson, 72, is believed to have committed suicide at Marysville be: cause of poor health Just Yellow Mustard : for Backache, Lumbago SAFE STOL fram Everett con fectionery and carted a In a truck to city garbage dump, is found s old mu cel nerally brought all right en in| p severest cases, but it burned and blist bal like blazes. “Heat eases | re. | Grandmother’ bests plaster or pov fammation and scatters congestion, but you'll find | - that while Regy’s Mustarine, made of true yellow mustard and other pain de. | stroyers, is just as hot as the old-| fashioned plaster, it is much quick er, cleaner nd more effective and cannot blister, | It's a great external remedy—just rub ft on wherever aches, pains, in. flammation, congestion or swelling exists and in a very few minutes the relief you have longed for surely tive and recon- Useful in treatment with and approved by the By—' arrives, because “Heat eases pain. 30 and 60 cents at all druggists or by mail. 8. C, Wells & Co, Leroy, N. ¥.) USTARINE wTHE Y DRUGGIST tailored and made for comfort and service blue and white and green and white A suit. Shirts and Drawers Light-weight Shirts and Drawers of flat weave Ideal for Spring, and displayed Shirts, 32 to 44; Drawers Price, per garment ... Athletic Suits made of cross-barred muslin with the elastic web $1.00 ...$1.50 Men’s Cashmere Socks A medium-weight Cashmere Half Hose, in black with gray heel and toe, Sizes $2.50 Dress Aprons $1.95 Upper Main Floor OR a disposal sale on Wednesday the Apron Section has taken Aprons in coverall style, that but- This apron is fin- sleeves and wide collar in V-shape medium and large sizes, in plain colors and light pat- John Ht. Book ot Nort Norrie boy. PRP. wool finish, well “$2.50 aaa Attractive Silk Easter Frocks at $24.50 Second Floor back this showing of new style frocks the freshness and ecstacy of the season is manifest in coloring and effect. Striking results! are obtained by tunics, straight or scalloped loose panels, puffed pockets on side and Russian blouse styles, featured in Spring shades of navy, Copenhagen blue, gray, tan, brown and black. The values in this splendid assort- ment are as remarkable as the smart styles, in Sizes 16 to 44 Spring Suits A special purchase of 350 new Spring styles, arranged in three groups, at $38.75, $48.75 and $58.75 150 Percale belt, short Two Campus Co-Eds | 4 — Made Life-Savers| Ruth Dix and Valerie Elder, uni- versity co-eds, are now possessors of Red Cross life savers’ certificates. | ~——~| They were the first university girls to pass the Red Cross swimming con: | test at the Y. W. C. A. IBERTY MARKET between Pike and Liberty Theatre LET'S have lunch at Boldt's today, Advertisement, Thin Blown Table Tumblers Extra Special 5¢ Each Here is a big special that you can’t afford to miss. Wednesday we are going to offer thin-blown Table Tumblers at this -unusu- ally low price. Some of these tumblers are neatly etched in: beautiful designs—others are plain. Your choice at 5¢ each. None delivered at this price—No C. O. D.’s $1.50 Crown Clothes Dryer Special 98¢ These are the well-known “Crown Folding Clothes Dryers.” They are well constructed and afford ample room for drying clothes. Don’t miss this opportunity to buy one at a low price. Special, 98¢. $1.25 Schrader Tire Gauge at 98c Every automobile owner should have a Schrader Tire Gauge. Wednesday we are going to offer them at a bargain price, 98¢. Now Is the Time to Plant Your Lawn Seed Our seeds are especially adapted for this climate. BLUE GRASS........00.seeeeeeeeeeee 40¢ pound WHITE CLOVER....... -80¢ pound RED CLOVER..... seeeevcecees @O@ pound BONE MEAL FERTILIZER, 5 pounds 40¢ BONE MEAL FERTILIZER, 10 pounds “THE STORE FOR USEFUL ARTICLES”