The Seattle Star Newspaper, June 2, 1920, Page 5

\ Poo oooolofofojofoporo The Things That Little Ones we aS oe Fa siesecar ska ghasanes Poyotolotolopoolotojoltotototofotofojolofolojoiojojoatols of ss a Formerly WeodhouseGranbaum Furnttare Co, Ine. —-BROS— Where Pike Meets Fifth ape bi — CITY COUNCIL MONDAY— ; | totm Passed an ordinance tnereasing city light and power rates from 15 to 70 per cent, effective duly 1 proud Referred to the fh yy needs letter urging that the ¢ he a full chairs investigation into the ‘oat Referred to the fin Councilman W. 1 wicker, Moo: . he mayor to make | ¢y¢ jen oak, a full ane of the street ear sy Ned yup annual rental of the land oceupled at | jie y the municipal railway for and supplies o y on the city railway fund of d Also an extensive line of y Chairs, Rockers and High Table Chairs in wicker, ivory and oak, priced from $1.50 to $17.50, ee Liberal Credit Terms Arranged . from th sty Hirst cond of Queen Anne bill, asking the cooperation of the city ating the earwig nuisance ing that an the cost of ste Counce) fans Gruneaun FURNITURE CoO. INC. a0 ojojojojojolofololoyojofojojojopopojojojoojojojojojojojojo} for) JOSEPH and want t A «How and W thin] Bonn Ww P [with burial in Lakeview Purthermo ore unlew New Method Removes | : ccate Gan Superfluous Hair Roots | : , Hare | Ex-City Employe | ine Wants His Job Back " Ounted by Mayor Caldwell, J. J POLOOL EOL E PD DLL OP READE OO OD LOOOOE LE EEE ECE LOE OL LOLOL LLL ORL LE OCO NEO OLOD REE OLL OE TEE EBB BEE BEOLEPELE BOOP BLOOD LEE ODL D OG munis published by the C Shipbwslders to asst & right solution of gucition End the conditions that throttle our shipping ships built in American ship- almost vanished from the seas. yards fly the American flag on the high seas— Mie than nine million tons of other countries our merchant fleet With our hands tied by these agree- ments, we have been powerless to We. have put a great merchant take effective steps for the mainte- marine on the seas. But it cannot be nance of our merchant marine. kept there under present conditions. These treaty provisions, which have It cannot make America independent operated to throttle American ship- phew A ap crs ag gree Soe gama ping, are subject to termination. _ It cannot meet in successful competi- The Senate Shipping Bill expresses tion the ships of other countries which the opinion that they should be modi- are built more cheaply; operated more , “i # cheaply. fied and directs action to this end. itornecs ape mit eoaetee? mene When this is done we shall be in a peeinltsenes the acih of peueocaniel treat- position to enable American ships to ment and legislation. hold their own in competition for our But these conditions can be changed. fair share of the commerce of the world. 2 eee This is a for-America policy that Under the operation of commercial deserves the support of all good treaties between the United States and Americans.’ Send for free copy of “For an American Merchant Marine” COMMITTEE OF AMERICAN SHIP BUILDERS 30 CHURCH STREET, NEW YORK CITY Chairman: J. W. POWELL, © © © Vice-President, Bethlehem Shipbuilding Corp.; Ltd.; Bethlehem, Pa. KX. sd, VA > Oe ee President, Baltimore Drydock & Shipbuilding Co., Baltimore, Md. A. C. PESSANO, « © © © Chairman Board of Directors, Great Lakes Engincering Works, Detroit, Mich. ° J. W. MASON, i ee 6 President, Western Pipe and Steel Co. of California, San Francisco, Cal. H. B. TAYLOR, © ¢ © Vice-Presidenty William Cramp & Sons Ship & Engine Bldg. Co., Philadelphia, Pa. Jj. ¥. DUTHIE, - 2 © = © © © © © © «© = President, J. F, Duthie & Co., Seattle, Wash. . ° Wo renmne rere rrcre cree treet Rt bl PO LOE PL OOLOD DOLL PLEL ELLE LEOPOLD DD LOPLPOORDDLPLOL OL LL ELOPORDDLOPLPPL POP L LDP LOL GE POLE LL ELE THE SEATTLE Look Took One Look Too ayn 4 nores on COUNCIL) « wife LIFT CORNS OFF Doesn't hurt a bit to lift any corn right off with fingers This iy the fourth of @ sevics of advertise nities of American bringing about « stad mot omly to the future prosperity of rhphwilding but epuaily outa to the safety and prosperity of tet Nation. epee ee LPPIPEEPDPDPD PPL ELIPOPLLLSLOOLOPLODOLLIL ISIS PSOE LED ALLL DL LILO DODILLIPDPLIL PPL EPL LL LLLP DDD PPLLLDPPLLLLLPDPEPPLPPLPLEPLDLLEPELELELLD PD MOLL LEPELELISPEPLELES LOLS PAGE 5 The Rhodes Co. WHITE GABARDINE White SKIRTS Organdies y at ¢, 81 $1.50, 81.75 and 82.25, Upper Main Floor Attractively GO EE , Priced at e 3.50 { Second Floor ONE of your greatest pleasures | | | { | in summer-time is the wear- ing of White Tub Skirts and the wearing will be all the more en- joyable if your choice is made from these Gabardine Skirts so reasonably priced. esa Voiles T fea! fat for summer | $1.00 | | These are made to our own a a order from a good quality cotton Gabardine from our own stocks r and are neatly designed in two- White crag ae piece style with patch pockets, += . separate belt and button trim- ming. Sizes 25- to 32-inch belt’ measures are white. A eat eevee: $1.25 eluded, but if, in the assortment, there is not and $1.50, a size for you, an order for one, made to your Upper Main Floor measure (regular or extra large size) will be taken at the price of $3.50. Women’s Women’s — Overall Suits Overalls 18-inch Reduced to Reduced to Flouncings— $2.95 $2. 25 Main Floor A yard 45e Main Floor, Rear Thursday the Men's n will place on special Suits made cotton fabrics made with de- it and three rs button giving a pte . Bizex 32 to 44, © in Blue, Blue with duced for a quick clean up, white stripes and Tan Mix- : tures. Formerly $3.75. Special Thursday a sult, $2.95. er ain Vloor disposal sale of 300 ot f Longeloth Pictorial Review and McCall Patterns Upper Main Floor -OKANE.— Martin St coiciia ice eile ces :.|Harry Grew Some {Chester Carroll cst ng ft with flowers. | Peeved at Girl) to Enter Academy, le’ Pi wee 4 md “Sosnnell tart Chester E. Carroll, son of Coum Seattle’s driver, kicked down the front door |Cllman John E. Carroll, will leave Leading Dentist of the Glesea home and later threat-| ere Saturday for Annapolis tq ened to Kill ber, according to a com. | ter the naval imo | plaint on file in Justice Brinker's | I am now devoting my entire time to my tal practice. I make court Wednesday, Gigsea lives *t/ Eagles Install. ‘ ° examinations and | 1007 Stewart st liagnose each THOMAS EUGENE THUR New Officials MOND, infant son of Mr. and Mrs Eagies of Seattle Aerie’ No. Eugene Thurmond of Kent, died) will install officers Saturday even« Monday “night at Providence hos-|ing at Eagles hall, Seventh avey pit and ne st. Just Arrived—A Big Shipment of “| ‘NUCUT’ GLASS wis # mows o.n,< | ===ON SALE THURSDAY AT—= —_—————— | REMARKABLY LOW PRICES This brilliant line of Crystal Glass Novelties is not cut glass, though the ware looks like cut glass. It is made of the best imperial mirror glass and each piece is highly polished. Men’s and Young Men’s Suits HALF - PRICE Mand Tailored Union Made Beat Linings We Fit You We Please You ser OURS BEFORE BUYING CUSTOM TAILORS 1104 FIRST AVENUE Near Spring Street || Bad Complexions Peeled Off at Home The girl with the poor complexion sy Three Assortments to daaias From 59c, 98c and $1 98 In this beautiful selection of “Nucut” Glass you will find: Kight-inch Berry Bowls Two-handled Nappies Vases Celery Trays Shallow Nappies Cake Plates Flower Bowls Two-handled Com- port Large Shallow Nappies « Se ARREST eS CI ORE la I nee cecal FLOOR PAINT SPECIAL $1.05 Quart size. Special at. .85c $3.45 Gallon size. Special at .$2.98 * 4 This is the rubber cement floor paint. It dries with a good hard finish and wears like iron. Many beautiful colors to choose from. After you eat—always take FATONIC GFOR YOUR ACID-STOMACY) instantly relieves Heartburn, Bloat- ' ed Gasey one. Hip food souring, ae strong. increases Vitalie ane Fem | | __ BATONIC Is the best reinedy. Tens of thou- sands wonderfully bonefited. Only coatea cent or two day to useit, Positively guaranteed (epleate or we will refund money. Gets big x today. Yor will see. | Bartell Drug Stores—Five Retail | Stores