The Seattle Star Newspaper, May 7, 1920, Page 13

READY TAILORED CLOTHES FOR MEN AND WoMEN 4 WAISTS—FPURS Ave.- M n and 7 SATURDAY Our Furniture Store in Oakland, California, has favored us with these low-priced specials, enabling our customers in Seattle to avail them. selves of real bargains in these home necessities, Genuine Aluminum Saucepan Three strong rivets in handle | 2-Quart - Lipped Sauce Pan 79¢ CASH and CARRY No Phone Orders Specials | Madison | Spring THE SEATTLE STAR—FRIDAY, MA 7, 1004, r © Pol ce as 44 Mother told Peery this story “When I was a little girt we had a king rten, way up on Nintle and & . & long way from my home, I didn’t go litte boy fr take me, If In. particular, when I got up and then, now, Seattle children went wild over the unumual sight of a world turning white as they watched “The boys came for me eartlor than usual and, with knitted caps and mit tong climb We had our small kind in the tittle old church, as I remember, and the teacher was a French woman with a German husband and it was but cached the afraid the uh But we settled down at and madame r@id, ‘Vass tea da And we sald, like @ row of par rots, ‘Dang tas ein bal.’ noon last we did mind and I think that's every bit of German I know. "At last school was ‘out,’ and we were huddled Into our wraps and told we were to be careful pping because the hill stoop. ree, we had dragred all the way up tho hill and now we had our reword This Was at Ninth and Seneca remember, apd between that and the bay there was nothing to stop ux, On we alid—fuster That part sticks In my 1 had twol|N faster, shricking and squealing with the delight of the motion and the thrill of it ell “Not a ft spoiled our at spot or a stone jertul fight snow and wind ! 1 think no ad a keener feel + pre sok | waa mighty hard for ua to “Now don’t ask me what else | \ 1 aathak | Will Somebody. Tell the Hen? BAN FRANCISCO, May ? | Byen eggs must be unionized now An egg inepectors’ union has been aod by the labor council here. EXPERTS POINT ) to the fact that Western Washington is the ideal berry country | Hundreds of Interesting Stories of Success from Three-Story Farming in the Great Suburban District KIRKLAND Long-time Prosperity in Sight for Those Engaging in the Highly Profitable Industry Small Fruit, Berry and Poultry Raising The Prospects Warrant Your Attention and the Facts Are Yours for the Asking | proceed |College Girls Boost | _ for Hoover in East BOSTON, May 7.—A_ big Hoover in Boston, April 21 | parade w by Bim ‘ollege girle to aroune choice of pron HS W THE rN N DANGERS Inore fear of indige BUS OF SATS CLEANS KIDNEYS iif your Back is aching or Bladder bothers, drink lots of water and eat less meat. kidneys burt and your 6, don't get seared and your stomach with a lot of drugs that excite the kidneys When yo back feels jand irritate the entire urinary tract, | Keep your kidneys clean like you} keep your bowels clean, by flushing th mild, harmless salts which the bedy's urinous waste neys is to filter the blood. | pours they stra? from it 600 grains The great development of the productive territory east of Lake Washington guarantees not only satisfactory returns from the soil, but because of ever growing demand, a steady increase in the value of the land itself. HOW 3EATTLE OFFICE OPEN EVENINGS Burke To get there—East Madison Car and King County Ferry to Burke & Farrar Office in Kirkland, or phone Main 7690 for appointment. & Farrar, Inc, New York Block. Without obligation on my part, I would be interested in further infor- mation on Kirkland and fruit and berry culture, Address .. |#0 it no long tation, waste, fo We ean readily the kidneys active. vital importance of Drink lots of water-—you can't; ~ | drink too much also get from any it four ounces 4 spoonful 1 eakfast each ” wand your kidneys is famous salts is acid of grapes and sbined with Lithia, will act fine. made from t lemon juice, ce and has been us clean and stl also to neutr is A source of irri. thus ending bladder weak- ness, Jad Salts ts inexpensive; cannot tn- jure; makes a delightful effervescent lithiawater drink which everyone should take now and then to keep their kidneys clean and active, Try this, also keep up the water drink nd no doubt you will wonder of your kidney trouble 1221 Third Ave *COR UNINIRSISNY } flwbt the British as the Germans. JUST FOR TOMORROW YOU ARE OFFERED A =| MacMarten BETTER TAILORED SUIT $35 And Why Save $20 to $30 Ours is the largest tailoring establishment in the West; to keep our shop going efficiently it must operate at top speed; we must have orders enough ahead to keep designers, cutters and tailors all working steadily. We cannot lay workers off every day or so and then expect loyal or efficient service from: them. All business in Seattle has been slack the past weeks. We can- not let our volume slacken, and to start it off again we are going to put on a special for one day that is worth the earnest attention of every man in Seattle. Better Tailoring Is Our Slogan We started out with this slogan to guide | us, and many hundred ‘Seattle men will | tell you that we have lived up to it. We build clothes in the way that clothes should be built; with exacting care in designing, cutting, fitting, linings, trimmings and tailoring. We employ the most skilled union tailors that good wages and fair treatment can attract, and the working | conditions of our shop in regard to light | and sanitation are well nigh perfect. Re- | sult: contented workers and better work. | You can’t even get a fair ready-made for less than $50, and the prices being asked by the so-called “high-class” tailors is enough to drive you to overalls for Sunday wear. At the extra special one-day price of $35 for a MACMARTEN’S BETTER TAILORED SUIT you make a‘saving that is most positive. But if we secure a large volume of business, as we are bound to, we will get our workers on an efficient basis and we will have a chance to please a lot of new customers. The largest and finest stock of wo olens in the city to select from. ‘You can’t fail to find something to please in this fine assemblage. MacMartens Better Tailoring i (201-1203-1205 Third Ave., Cor. Seneca Our Salesrooms and Workshop Occupy the Entire Building Until Recently Occupied by the John Lindh Co. social workers who have just made | a tour of the “White Way” resorts. | They said they found nothing wrong there. Se much enthusiasm is wasted at the start of most enterprises that | there ts but little left for the finish. | ADMIRAL BENSON TELLS HIS VERSION OF SIMS DISPUTE) WASHINGTON, May 1.--Admiral “Whatever was said,” he insisted, lw. 8. Benson, before the senate|“was to impress upon Admiral Sims naval investigating committee today, | the delicacy of the situation when ho| said “he did not think” he told Ad-| was sent to London.” miral Sims that “we would as <2" | Social Workers rs Will Chaperon White Way | NEW YORK, May 7.—The as signing of a chaperon chosen from |smong social workers for dance halls on and near Broadway is planned by | 8 RTIAL F ‘ain, ? 0d ey ng and upwi 605 LOWMAN BUILDING ri jott 1334. Seattle’s Popular Dentists Crown and Bridgework That: Cannot Be Equaled —¥For quality, work and price. Our years of experience anf? thg fact that we hire no operators or students is a convimeiy reality of the bigh class work we do. dg Oo Sims previously charged before the mmittes that Benson, whe was| ft of naval operations during the var, had told him this just before he started for England a short time be |fore this country declared war. In making Crowns we use onty 32-karat gold and the of other materials, thereby making the life of the crown Particular pains are taken in the molding and shaping all work is perfect. Our Gold Inlay Bridgework is becoming more po® day, for the reason that you can have either Ing porcelain. And the same high grade materials e Bridgework. We do only Painless Dentistry and at painter Portland Crowns, $5.00 " Bridgework, $5 WE HAVE A EASY PAY PLAN, ” INTEREST YOU WHEN GETTING IN AND WE WILL EXPLAIN I CONVENIENT OFFICE HO’ DAILY, 9 A. M, TO 8 P. M s ten = ~ Pioneersnd save 410% 3. Forget Us Temporarily, during the Bread Strike, we will have to give up our nice, pretty, sanitary wrappers that keep us, A