The Seattle Star Newspaper, May 27, 1920, Page 3

THE SEATTLE STAR Satisfactory Terms Always THE ROTE~ OTTO F. KEGEL, President The Month-End Clearance Sale Offers Many Exceptional Values For Friday N opportunity for you, no matter what your home furnishing needs may be, to furnish or to refurnish completely, or to add to here and there. The reduc tions are unusual and worth while—the goods dependable and desirable. glBERTy LOIRECTION JENSEN & VON HERBERD ) “Let's go to the Liberty” ts always good advice Tonight and Friday—then nevermore— the romance of the diamond fields— PIKE plyen. neil “THOU ART THE MAN” Laid in the adventure land of the world’s soldiers of fortune—a romance of smuggled gems. “A TWILIGHT BABY” With Ham Hamilton in the title role—Did you ever see a hen lay a hand grenade? STORE CLOSED MONDAY, MAY 31 Observing Memorial Day WALLACE on the WURLITZER Playing “Hiawatha’s Melody” Chinee Peeve Boosts Price of Straw Hats|= CHICAGO, May 271.-—“Wab Ob Owap Seang Nun” ‘That's the reason for the high) \ gee micas bought for $200. Sailor straws are the most popu lar. | It is not Fenerally known that 5,868 Filipinos have served in the Ameri- and can navy. | “THE "PIPES | contests, These are three stars of the Sonora Italian Grand Opera |company, at the Metropolitan for three nights and a Satur- day matinee. They are: Rosa de Carli; G. O. P. Candidates Groom | Top, left, Spera Castel; top, right, below, Soto-Mayor. for Delegations Fight CHICAGO, May 27.—Interest tn/ testa, they probably will mot ewing a the forthcoming republican conven. | decision. tion centered today tn the contests| for delegates, scheduled to be taken up by Monday by a subcommittee of the national committes, Indications were there will be 138/ mostly from southern states and involving principally the candidacies of Major General Leon- ard Wood and Governor Frank ©. Lowden. A few seats will be con tested by Senator Hiram oo The sub-committes will coi HH] | data, classify it an ings to the credent Despite the im; New Up-to-the-Minute Stock of Men’s and Young Men’s CLOTHING At 20% Reduction Means Exceptional Economy for You Our business is that of selling only clothes. We have two big stores—in Seattle and Tacoma—and our stocks are al- ways fresh throughout, so that you can always get what is strictly in season. Our 20 per cent reduction applies to every garment— suits, topcoats, overcoats, separate trousers — in our splen- did stock. Here’s a chance to supply both your present needs in clothes and to outfit yourself for autumn when prices are certain to be much higher than the regular costs of the pres- ent time without reductions. SALE CONTINUES FOR A LIMITED PERIOD ONLY. MAKE A BIG SAVING WHILE YOU CAN. WE INVITE ANY COMPARISON. SHANER & WOLFF “Clothes that are different ” 9160 Second Ave. SEATTLE—TWO BIG STORES—TACOMA With the republican preconvention | campaign completed, the apportion ment of instructed Gelegates—con- coding Went Virginia's 16 to Senator | Howard Sutherland on incompiete re | turne—would be as follows: Wood, 121; Johnson, 113; Lowen, | | 82; Senator Warren G. Harding, 39; | captains are Sutherland, 16, Senator Miles Poin- dexter, 14 Granting authentic claims to un Instructed delegates, the standing "| would be: 58; Lowden, 166; Johnson, holas Murray Butler, 88; 29; Sutherland, Ve: Judge J. C. Pritchard, tive, COX LEADS IN DEMO DELEGATES Meanwhile, the democrats tm nine! ntates and two territorial possessions | are yet to choone thelr representa. tives at the San Francisco conven- tion delegates in an inconclusive as ever, the standing to date being: Governor Jas. M. Cox, 174; Gov ernor Edwards, 2%; Senator Carter Giana, 24; Senator Robert Owen, 20; Senator Gilbert Hitchcock, 16; Wm. Jennings Bryan, 10; James W. Ger- ard, 10; Wm. G. McAdoo, 10. McAdoo continues to gain tn on- pledged delegates, the standing ef the democratic candidates, on the basis of both instructed and unin- structed delegates, being: McAdoo, 268; Cox, 188; Pawards, 120; Attorney General Mitchell Pal. mer, 76; Champ Clark, 36; Vice Pres. ident Thomas R. Marshall, 30; Sec: retary ot Agriculture Meredith, nator 8. F, St Bryan, 18; Hit Summings, 14; n 16; Homer 10. Sea Pilots Bet by Wireless Now LONDON, May 27.—Pnglish sea betting on the ri i by less. A number of turf transac. | tons were flashed from the high passengers, as Well ag officers *, ordering bookmakers to § MATINER SATURDAY } Apportionment of instructed | Included i The Month-End Clearance Sale Are Twenty Enameled A-B Cabinet © Gas Ranges Priced $58.50 An A-B Gas Range can be as easily cleaned with a dish cloth as a china plate, Requires no stove blacking; asbestos lined ovens-with glass panel doors. The main top is equipped with four regular and one simmering burner. Tile lower half of canopy; full size enameled clean-out tray under burners. over all is 37 inches. Special price includes connection and set up—$58.50. DAWSON.Gold = dredges ;] now in full operation. “TIZ” FOR SORE, TIRED FEET--AH! “Tiz” is grand for aching, swollen, tender, calloused feet or corns Ah! what relief. No more tired feet; no more burning feet; no more | swollen, aching, tender, sweaty feet. No more soreness in corns, callouses, bunions. No matter what ails your feet or what under the sun you've tried without getting relief, Just use “Tix.” “Tix” is the only remedy that draws all the poisonous exudations ich puff up the feet. “Tiz” cures your foot trouble so you'll never limp or draw up your face in pain. Your shoes won't seem tight and your feet will never, never hurt or get sore and swollen. Think of it, no more foot misery, no more agony from corns, callouses or bunions. Get a box at any drug store or de- partment store and get instant relief Wear smaller shoes. Just once try “Tiz.” Get a whole year’s foot com- fort for a few cents, Think of it! 3 NIGHTS ONLY SONORA ITALIAN GRAND OPERA CO. THE BRIG CAST OF Beatrice Pizsorat Consulco Medina Speria Castel THURSDAY EVENING, NG, MAY 281 MAY oe" “LUCIA DI LAMMERMOOR” SATURDAY EVENING ARTISTS INCLUDES: Rosa De Carli Enriquita Patma Alfredo Grasiant So oF Franciace Cras MAY 27: “mL “RIGOLWTTO" TROVATORE” ‘CAVALLERIA RUSTICANA” MAY Mt PAGLIACCI™ SPLENDID CHORUS—AUGMENTED ORCHESTRA Ignacio Del Castilla, Conducter SATURDAY MATINER Lower Floor .. + $1.60 Balcony .. + 1.00 Gallery EVENINGS Lower Floor ... Wants to Be Sure That She Is Dead BRISTOL, England, May 27.—Mrs. F. H. Sheldon, to make sure of }death, provided in her will “that after my apparent death the spine) and spinal marrow of my neck / should be severed.” < Flu_Sufferer; Dies by Fire LONDON, May 27. — Suffering from influenza and pneumonia, H. W. Glanvill, a statistical officer, set his clothing on fire with a candle and was burned to death. \60 Are Killed in Streets in April NEW YORK, May 27—Sixty per- sons were killed in New York streets during April, fifty by automobiles, four by trolleys and six by wagons. |Girls Pick Rooms by Lot at Vassar (TODA POUGHKEEPSIE, N. Y., May 27./ --Vassar students are picking thtir rooms by lot, not by a fat pocket book. A mysterious black bag con- tains the numbers, and Mary Jones, | with a $5 purse, may pick the “bridal ayite.” Costs More to Be Born Nowadays) NEW YORK, May 27.—Doctors of Staten Island used to charge $25 when a baby was born. Now they have boosted the price to $50. Twins { FRI, ana SA’ | Fourth Ave. and Lenora. i | will cost $90. Regular visits also| will cast more A financial journal publishes rules for discovering counterfeit bank notes. What the average man wants ts a few simple rules for discover ing the genuine article. Beautiful “Colors as it Cleans *