The Seattle Star Newspaper, April 15, 1920, Page 5

fofofofofojojofojojojojcojojdjojofojofojojojc | MRS. KATHERINE 8. LIN P Revolver, Father, Poot ancggp pein adiy ating af Pai aigBbvess ict iy pong aa A hag mid Son, Ambulance |“. 2319 N. 50th st., died at her | pounds. Bat CHICAGO, April 1h—Stanley Bad nairs was explaining the workings of Wodnesday. | euarant his revolver bere. Now Frank is in the hospital) A young man always takes a girl's |advt out so you'll remember —Ad probably fatally wounded. | nounced that nning Priday 3. eniggiee coi. 0) ae agp, ait Mateo" aia con Sale merchandise, and the right to limit quantities is reserved. rss tatoes will dis ar from’ menual janded “ a ee dee ae © eight “ andec as poor as any coolie f summer weigh Willowcraft, Reed and Fiber here end will remata taboo watl/ Today he i.e multimifonaire, 1 Veots and Pants, all ot = =10ToT1 11To12 1To2 an eee args ie MEN'S TIKS—150 Four in storage of re ant men and|‘phones in his palatial home ; > 4 > Pai . wale of 62 Blouses, com yard engths of Cotton A Sensible Investment for Your Home caterers will be to farmer : He's the “potato king’ of Call ar in low edi tikes aah ete He er 72% ie : pad made up of broken pat " A ‘ P in need of seed at a price fornia eck and high neck j 5 J jece ses ones terns of striped and Furniture of this character is a most sensible ae iheut £306 8 la wea the The soaring of potatoes to 9 and | ieee en me cd m na broken lines and some Ginghams, Percales, tigured setae ta WRayprenae It wa give years of service, is prac- rate paid by t fall. The)10 cents a pound, together with hort wleeven; aino sleeve nolied modela of Silk ae eee eens | 04 Comre- Mpeciation cae tical and economical. “ ce Ix $200 a ton political agitation against Japunene hort sleeves; also sleev Gye el nel, Vollen, etc. Special hour have pointed out that|landloasing, has thrown the search: | loan Stren 34 to 44, but rgetta, Dimity, Volle roe this hour, ONE Choice ..eccocs 6. Cc It fits nicely into the sun room, the living room and breakfast room. Rockers, settees, chairs, chaise longue, desks, taborettes, ferneries, library tables, breakfast tables and chairs and davenport tables. e Pies tek _ hin ‘td alee OA tak : pap ery eae> Ks v “we ng and expressed ¢ hope that atyle, 34 only. hour. Yresses in sizes 3 to J Nicely upholstered in harmonizing shades of tap- the public would support the cam. Special for this choice ... $1 050 years, but not each nize 29d Green, but not each estry, velvet corduroy, velour and cretonne. swer prices 25c in every color or atyle, five in | every be ys Bpecia ort se Formerty Woodhouse Grunbaum Furnitare Co, Inc. GRUNBAU lojojo}o[o}o[ofofo[o] of of o] of o]o] 0] 0] 0 ia ann THE SEATTLE STAR—THURSDAY, APRIL 15, 1920. SEBSESE RESTAURANTS Potatoes Soar Out of Reach! ry my 4 - BOBAN POTATOES "tnt The Rhodes Co. Jap M onopolist Gets Richer Taken Off Seattle Menus to, Force Down Prices lo j 9To 10 : rm keel Friday Hour Sales VESTS AND PANTS— No Mail, Telephone or C.O. D. Orders taken on Friday Hour Twenty Thousand In an effort to break the wave] Sacks in Cold Storage BY MAX STERN }thru college, and has fourteen Hundreds of tona df potatoes now BLOUSES —A dispowl Ren ANATS—% to & Furniture— in fland Ties, which i” and Net. The awort HIRD LESS THAN ment includes sie FORMER PRICE. GIRLS’ SWEATERS — 36 to 46, but not each Broken lines and odds size in bvery stylo and CHILDREN’S nds of Mercerized aterial. Special for th IRESSES—40 Gingham = Sizes 6 to material. Special for this 1 nk are tn Con profiteers have presented as an ex not each size in every couse the “lack of seed potatoes for tyle. There are also 70 the new crop” for the present price aviation. Restaurant men condemn. ed the $200 rate as rank profiteer pairs of Pants in knee length and, umbrella hour, a garment ME: WORK SHIRTS Special for a quick The Men's Section has clean-up. 1 50 rd $2 45 MUSLIN.200 yards of taken from stock andre This hour at Ps choice .... Do Ginch Bleached Muslin, duced for a quick clean KODAK ALBUMS— 40 up 99 Black Twill Werk COTTON CRASH — 200 Albums, size 7x11, with Shirt# in sizes 14% to yards of 17inch Crash, black loose leaves and 16% only, Special for with blue border, Special feitation leather cover. hour, a 33 this bour, 5 for this hour, a Special for this pie © cach . . 8 C yara .. ‘20c hour, each .... 89c from Aberdeen, Belling: |ham and other Washington towns announce that spuds there are being jtaken ¢ Liberal Credit to Those Who Desire It. restaurant menus A good extra heavy oS) lojojojolgojojojo[ojolo} juglity. Special for this FURNITURE Co. INC. leceomy sip 4 fab “WHERE PIKE MEETS FIFTH" stout in other parts of the body, get i Milanese aacat waren Ga casecinn nt Potato potentate and his throne. | Another Fortunate Purchase Of vivacity, ete. through a simp! sre |euperdarmen ens | pumped some water back kd ae Smart Wool Jersey Dresses harges that he | three soc | Soc, At $1875 ~ N THIS shipment there are 85 Dresses. We wanted more, but this quantity was all the IL you need; no tedious |ix a mor home in Soparis, Maine, according | oxercise or starving. O11 of Korein|sompter by right of having coaxed rfe harmlows. duction |from mother earth more and better ad or your money back.|“spuds" per acre than any living |t to his son, Frank, 12, Seite hebiisniisaesetine Look and feel younger. Cut this| producer, East or West " | CONTR . | RICH to word received by the daughter | ‘hand before asking for it vertinement manufacturer had. From past experiences in of- fering our customers such splendid values as these, which are resultant upon our principle of sharing economies, we strongly advise early shopping. By po ced tee wg A Mand wos so doing you will have the satisfaction which is afforded by selecting from larger assortment. potatoes in cold storage and 66,000 Shima today ovns a name 4,000 acres of 06 rich |iands in the state. Uni 14,000 acres mor H goes well he lion sucks of pot | On Shima’s land near § land that beara the most in iy cee dev deek. t ant eat a ce ONLY 2 DAYS MORE ! peetirne petate cove Ss Se wore | tat. 2 any) week ‘harder than the Sizes 16 to 44 are included, which feature the wby seu porperdicy octal py 771 neat hg Russian Blouse and Straight Line Styles with SECOND GENERAL SALE IN THE Jot the same kind adjoining. Hiny long and short sleeves and silk and wool embroid- HISTORY OF MELVIN’S CLOSES SATURDAY Gack tenes toon 18 euita 0 8 ‘JAP INVASION ery. The color range displays Japan Blue, Gray, [cents more per mack than his com-| Rookie, Tan, Navy and Clay. $13. 75 gs THE SEASON'S SMARTEST TT TT TT] Shime’s tand and fret which he IS CONDEMNED While they last Friday, choice at. | leases on sharen to white farmers | e 1 tinder hin planting directic duces as high as 150 macks of onions} | 9 y Right over the fence the same nounce Orientalism | po oa bs gl yes find baer gto all RIBBONS—150 yards of WOMEN'S GLOVES—300 land is producing 75 to 100 mack» AT PRONOUNCED REDUCTIONS Les ab 46:43.06 pee anck SAN FRANCISCO, Aprfl 15 8 YON ooscsvesockeseccsnsccimmentony C Satin Striped Hair Bow Rib- Silk ning, in white and fe eto mning Asiatic tm-|1) vert ING soo yards of Silk Mesh Velling, in bons, in J to 2yard lengths, Patural color. | Sizes 6%. 7 Hh | LAYS SUCCESS TO SCIENTIFIC STUDY plain white and flesh color. Special 15 Special for this 20 pegs bored ‘= Flow does he do It? $0 Califora! “ ing here for this hour, @ yard .....+.-++seees+ c hour, a yard ..... c this hour, a “Hard work and scientific study,” | yesterday RUBBER GLOVES—The Drug Sundries Seo DAE - ns errrnene 65c | #* Shima’s answer The resolution called upon the pab |] tion will place on sale during this hour 170 PERCALES—225 yards of } “When came here from Japan |ie to discourage leasing land te Ort pairs of Red Rubber Gloves, in sizes 8, 8% 36tnch Percales in short MEN'S COLLARS 28 T was a laborer and 9 only. The exceptional values are made lengths of 2 to 6 yards, in Starched Collars, in broken “I began to study books, talk to} Amerteaniam to be taught In the through a special purchase, the savings OM ight colored patterns. lines and discontinued migration and » tlement in farmers and arn about growing | schools to stamp out LW. W. teach which we share with you, 8) ft i . ale 4 pecial for this styles; some soil Sizes things. In 1896 ‘delta’ potatoes were |ings was advoented by Attorney Choloe at, a palr .....++ oocsapeies’ 25c bi 33c aot cada selling for 356 cents a enck and Sa-/ muel Shortridge, who addreased AND apd har Fy balconies linas potatoes for $1.50 a mck. T/ uy perme CHILDREN’S COATS AND DRESSES—in pines C2 For 15 : dt coms Gdn and ond marti ee ae this assortinent of Children's Apparel in WOMEN'S this hour, each — ic pumping the water off. I got the ie |] broken Lines, taken from the regular stock, 107 Collars and Collar and - ~ Refuse Franchise are 16 Conta im gises 3 to 10 yearm; also 16 Cuff Sets of Organdie, VOTLES—150 yards ve 96 Wool Dresses for girls from 3 to 6 years. que and Lace. Broken inch von phe did reductions are made to effect a lines at exceptional reduc and’ some quick clean-up. pecial for this $ 5 tions. Special for 5 Special for, on” eh evendougumss 3.50 in hour, choice. Oc hour, choice .. hour, a yard... 35¢ | w to 150 B. C. Japs VANCOUVER, B.C, April 15-—A mal to give votes to 150 British umbia Japanese who fought in Canada's forces during the war was = killed tn the legislature at Victoria . | yesterday. couldn't pay. The land owner got | cost a fortune to move | wt remier om withdrew a clause Here’ sa Loose Ark judgment and the sheriff has to] boring land-owners vat ee which wou bave had the effect of ° br franchising the Japanese | Who Beers It? ‘|move the ark. And he dassent!/"What to do with a ark? Tho ark won't float and it would! the sheritt + “Clean-up and Spade-up Week” SPECIALS FOR FRIDAY $3.25 and $3.00 Rochester Galvanized | Garbage Pails. Special at $1.75 | (arrary FARNEST HILL, of Portland, Ma, who says he was not able to report for duty be fore taking Tanlac. Declares he feels like @ new man now and Is on deck every day, ready for work, W. J. Bowser, leader of the oppost 9 tion, twitted the premier that his ao | *8 4 tion was because of fear af public opinion which would not stand for| half crazy. Rev. J. E. Lewis, cok the franchise being extended to any|ored shepherd of the Church of the Orientals, no matter what reward) Living God congregation, built the they had merited ark on ground he rented. The ark was to carry his flock back to "Twas Modern Day Miracle; | Africs The rent came due. Lewis) April 15.—-A see ond Noah's Ark has the sheriff here $50 Suits on Sale: at $29.75 Well tailored suits, practical for all-year wear. Mostly serges, pop- lins and wool velours, but a few checked velours and tricotines are included. Values to $50.00. Suits at $39.75 and $49.75 These suits are worth up to $85. Tricotines, checked wool velours, Poiret twills, velour de laines and fine serges. Plain and fancy mod- els, all lined with pussy willow. ¢ High Grade Coats on Sale at $49.50 Camel's hair, silvertip Bolivia, chameleon loth, tinsel tone, gold tone and velours. Range of popular colors. Splendidly tailored and lined with pussy willow. Value up to $85.00. Booze Turned Into Water J CHICAGO, April 15 nts Zort, A New Suit |fearful of the consequences of prohi-}/ NOW! Why Wait?) 1 |bition, bought 18 kegs of 100 proof 0. When the shipment ar-| “~~ rived at his home a miracle had oc CHERRY CHAT curred. The liquor was water He Won the Toss and Joined the Army CINCINNATI, April 15 Are you waiting until you can save enough money to/ buy that needed sult? | a better way is Harrington, 21 met Ser, : z to get the suit first q George P. mondson, recruiting ater Here is an unusual i are the COATS $19.75 and $24.75 COATS $29.75 and $39.75 sergeant on the street. Said the ser pease scl diate taser Gah or eee “eid Plated cena ale’ cloth Keant: “How's your sporting blood po aba to ches vy Galvanized Garbage with the Polo cloths, tweeds, jerseys ‘olo and camels hair , 1 tons this dime, You it. Call y th raised bottom and fit-over cover. and wool velours in tans, _ tinsel and gold tones, tricotines, it right you don't, and call it wrong ~and pay by the} peo eo . 4 He ai rage you join the army.” He flipped. | ee j EXTR. SCIAL at $1.75 nh. and wool velours, silvertones and a Saniion ce ewe ft.) that's the Cherry plan—the plan| ttt ee eee eeeser eee De browns, taupe, Copenhagen jerseys. Tans, browns, Copen- | | |] “1 feet just ike a new man since I ne a Te ( . icy | that bas made good dressers of thou- | 4 gan taking Tanlac, and I am not Pekin. Colored Angora collar hagen, Pekin and na ir | sands, Come in and let us show you | Mostly and cuffs. Some half lined in silk lined and beautifully trim- on yw but I am anxious to tell| what's new in men's elothea—ond 3 Jother people what this medicine has | us prove to you that Che | silk. Cloth and leather belts. med. done for me," said Captain Farnest| Send Immigrants to | prod clothes will give you the perfect | Fi | | | ||Et. ain, Portiand, Me., recently At and the correct style you seek. DRESSES DRESSES | | | |} Captain 111 ip In command of the the Farms, Is Plea ~ , He has bi | Style Shop, 207 Rialto] | ying between Portland} WASHIN ond ave, over Pig'n VALUES TO $50 VALUES TO $85 | | ||nervice for ten years and is held in|to request the immigration depart | high regard as an officer and citizen| ment to use its influence in keeping WOMAN’S “CASE | dison and Spring. | $24.75006 $29.75 $39.75 and $49.75 |Pat'have. suttered trom indigestion| and ‘uiting them. to tarme,twe| AMAZES SEATTLE Edmondson $2.00 Curtain Stretcher at $1. 39 These “Leader” Cur- tain Stretchers are made of select mate- rial and are strongly constructed. They are € April 15.—The | pui ‘arm race agement plins ' whistle, between Ma en in the| Bureau of | st inviti i silk creations, styled and stomach trouble for the past| bureau does not plan, It is eald, a| A business man's wife could not| A most inviting assortment in aces lee ilk radescpe| abee cight years,” continued Captain Hill, campaign to lower immigration bar-|gee or read without sharp painain|™ made full size and the favored colors in cloths and ee gawip then Ae yale “and at the timo 1 started taking} riers to reduce farm labor shortage. | her eyes. For s her eyes were/are fitted with sta- * ; : at sta 2 as st " ‘aniac I was in such a weakened | eT TS eek tina oe ee . C S silks. Well made in the latest usual bargains at these low condition I could hardly stand up. Gets Month Sent aoapie rwleehtaaal gyn eee ny-| tionary pins. Special at ...........0e0e000- BLS styles. In the present condition prices. The better you are ac- When I walked I would actualy stag. i entence | * mixed in Lavoptik of the market these dresses quainted with present dress ||ger like a drunken man and, at times.) After Fifteen Years | result produced by | qus Li § ; would have to hold on to something! yp oxnon April 1 ie o|* single bottle amazed everyone. | pon not be bought at wholesale prices ie more you will appre- to keep from falling. | After every| , Fe eee oii Arthur Hniter| We guarantee a small bottle Lav | at these prices. ciate these reductions. melt would. suffer torment ant 15 years old, Arthur I optik CASE weak, | 40 G d H t 25 2 My food would sour and 1 would|Wa® glven a month's hard labor for) Cr atea’ or iniamed eyes. Aluml- | c Garden roe a Cc eglect! to maintain his karee® and | | |] eq:woutd also have awful smother business, ma hin wife $20 and | C° and adios b sebaash In tricotine, serge and silk. These are long sleeve models and they Ing apella at night and sometimes 1| td he was going to Canada, Pre | ar ban od” $14.78 w $19.75 ||| ||(Seeeieeer @ , | aswell up so with gas I could hatdly 100 DRESSES \ape my bresth This is a good, strong, riveted Gar- den Hoe—just the thing for the home garden, Special at..............25¢ $1.25 Garden Cultivator at 98e Here is one of the most useful garden tools can buy—a 5-prong Cultivator with a long hand Bpecial Ab... 0 siivenccnuads cauline apie | - | || breath. Lots of times I would have| *##!n- to open the windows and doors to PAIN AND | liet in fresh air, or go out into the| Preachers—T eachers Si |/open alr in order to get my breath be sh ye | Tedula not find anything todo mel, Take Your Choice| | long toward the last) BUFFALO, April 15.—Be pre so weak and nervous I/erg or teachers, boys,” #nid F could not do my work. Robert Moore, talking to high school | “five bottles of Tanlac have made| ciasyes here. | a wonderful change in my condition. Finan thihedh metab It helped me from the very first) dose, and now I feél an good as 1| AeOrge Had Neat Story pach ; arg did when I was 20 years old. I sleep | i o-cide positively gives q rel eo, and have a fine appetite, a Y | But Judge Fined Him and Testing resul Ita. Tt penetrates the pel é Mi N FRANCISCO, April 15 fore ee emores tos pe. cause. (Plasters just’ feel Uke a new man in every| SAN FRANCISCO, Apr ps i K|George Kiumelis, in whose boarding each package for Stubborn Corns) way. I am now able to be on deck every day ready for duty.” house sleuths seized 40 gallons of | Alldrug stores, 35c. MedcoCo. Dayton, Vale Tanlac {# sold in Seattle by Bartell |claret, pleaded five employes would re Stores under the personal di-|not work unless th were given TENDERNESS __ 1315 Third Avenue Bos Biol. STORE rectién of a special Tanlac represen: | wine with their meals. He was fined tative—Advertisement, $150, however, y