The Seattle Star Newspaper, July 1, 1920, Page 5

‘ ee Soe», we. THE SEATTLE STAR PAGE S | $ ar Denounce Wet Plank The Rhodes Co. | Ban a FRANCISCO, July ssc on ahr agh armen to bear direct The Special Purchase Sale of 2,500 Roya WorcESTER CORSETS i 2 Buy on Credit Terms During Our July Clearance Sale mtem in the national | consciences ntion this question! He ts a we even: “Who will| floor against m is the param’ | ‘Twenty.four years ago, in very similar circumstances, Bryan, then the boy orator of the Pla erolololostetarstetettats ee eloat o swayed the ¢ to Make use of your credit privilege and | the national convention in make a big saving during our July Clearance lel Guviy aaics on veered ta bares $0 nt AT 1 50 AND 1 95 o a = “el Wi ‘ standard ° + . } Sale. Prices are lowered decisively for the , Fite aa EN quick disposal of odds and ends, broken suites = | sng, voit Renmark ah peal bade df ILL continue Friday, and in order that this and other important announces and discontinued lines. peacemaker, why gold!" he shouted at the end of a ; next 1 : h: ‘ 2 peace with Germs ‘4 of thrilling fervor, He killed This Corset Sale is still offering our customers the same exceptional Extraordinary special values in high qual- ics chaise nse dele ch old standard plank, and inciden , in Royal Worcester Corsets, as on Thursday, the beginning of the sale, ity Furniture. e our Pike Street Windows shelved years age, but McAdoo a a wri of pga » throngs of enthusiastic women attending this sale and purchasing was the strongest kind of evidence that the sale was a success, from our customers” point of view as well as our own. Sizes for the slender, average and stout @ figure, oe, Sate —Upper Main Floor | f % + 4 has given us a new one: The fatheriniaw joke. for exceptional values. m. there Je no thought to but the pe oe is as much div the wet and dry tasue in this tion as it was on the gold standard | ,, , Nearly all the senators tn the United States have had a hand in this in 1896 Formerly WoodhouseGrunbaum Furniture Co, Ine. : - See heck, | WILL STAGE FIERCE Ito For the Fourth of July 4] fo] “ee FIGHT ON WET PLANK 1 tn More of Our Own Make Ware Tus Dress Skirts $3.50 Second Floor THs will be good news indeed, to you, now reading this announcement, as the Fourth of July is the day of summer which ushers in the wear of white dress skirts and the further pleasing fact of our timely pur- chase of 1,320 yards of fine white gabardine, pique, Bedford cord and white checked suit- ing, which we have had made to our own style specification. As indicating the unusual value offered in these } Tub Skirts the fabrics above mentioned, if pur- chased over the counter, would cost from 85c and up to $1.25 a yard, and the workmanship is in keep- ing with quality and style. They are finished with separate belt, pearl buttons and patch or side trouser pockets. One of the Delaware bosses | And there ‘is no question that I RUN iO} who has gained much prom | Bryan le even more earnest in bis in. te inence by always wearing a pair | eitence upon putting @ dry plank ! & of spats at a national convention the platform of 1920 than he t ' has broken into the limelight his fight against the gold standard a ¢ nee n 00 Ro S— this time by appearing without | Considering it a question of high| would not win s Jent support to |! them. Who would pay any at- | moraltty, he is prepared to bring all| make the finish, co. INC. wl tention to twe litle spats at 0 kok oO x * * * ok i iO} battle? ee 4 ’ _leabesticwcaticgns & sane: Joy Music Features | | Democratic Meeting Harding may have played the cornet, but he has nothing on Cox. BY MAB) ABBOTT | time, and climbing up on tts inters flew from the bo The governor has, two newspaper or-| SAN FRANCISCO, July 1.—There fans. are three factors to be reckone ed with aker's table willed In the democratic national conven Cox's backers deny they are for a| tion—the polities, th wet plank and advecate a policy of the munic. And, by n FROM means, is the START silence on prohibition, This, a lot| least of these the music > wit d A TO of fellows figure, means they are in} ‘The platform committee sawed manne srm ur FINISH favor of a quiet drink, | wood steadily yesterday shaping the KE ENTHUSIASM » > | planks on which the democratic nom-| From the fret, the music took “What do you think of the! noe league?” a Virginia defngate asked a Tammany man, The Tammanyite answered: “It In impassioned tremulo oratory the | in the prope ers ngs. The convention apecchmakers set forth the merits of | DANd caught the key of anything that ve pective candic was being sung on the floc looks like a fight between the Yaa-| ‘*ir respective candidates * the Palmer band in ad o | But the music! That simply ewept| ¢ 4 . hees and the Indians. lide couedation off tes teet: oF c! Palmer! ¥ | © been an enthusiastic | “4 * say Mitchell Palmer he t the music. The d ain't got no style. re spontaneous and! And it did the same with the Cox n where a candifate’s|band when Cc (m suffer the discomforts pe, ~ wrassments of a Goitre? reparation for goitre bas bene- “CAPTAIN KIDD, JR.” NOW AT THE 4 opera aa be obtained for such a compara: ee | Small expenditure? . ©.G.C. when properly applied gives satie q factory results. or your money will be ©.G.C. is sold direct, by mail ony. Write for book let. So far as is known only one of the |. delegates here, Tammany Murphy indictmen T records fail to show how many ought to be Waist measures, 25 to 38 inches. * * is under * ' ~~ Net Blouses—Special at $3.75 | Women’s White h Sere of sopmamelll| ono cite madivenmet ait te Boum tection waa | _ iber Silk Homma ‘Oh, You Beautiful reduced 200 Net Waists which are especi adaptea | CLEANUP SALE of 360 p *. Bans took th in style and weave for summer wear. The assortment | in white only, with lide . and “How Dry I Am includes white, navy and brown, in lace-trimmed models and reinforced lisie foot, in sizes (the white made with camisoles), in sizes 36 to 44, that | 0 10. While they last sold formerly at $4.95. Reduced ° Friday, & PAIS eeaesscene tor Friday, ch®ice at $3.75 Gov. Albert Smith of New the Music really got in tts Almont before the roar of a had begun the band was ‘Tamma There was an | ly now and then do you hear: . Germ: has deli ‘ full and then a roar that almost! anypody regret there is not some big Cox Is Unconcerned 000,000 tae ‘of coal big drowned the tune. And then, In jeader on the spot to run “things.| About His Future | «> trea: eaty of Versailles, quick succession, above the tumult,| What the boys really want is not @ came “The Sidéwalks of New York,” legder, but a few millionaires, and “The Bowery.” and “After the }|——————_—_—— M. Cox, at his home” Here today, ang oni watching the political drama being | n” en that belonged to the beyheed and girthecd memories .of enacted at San Francisco, appears mont of the delegates and alternates | WK about the outsome, and many of those who were neither. Gov. Cox was at his downtown of. sega sabeatinn sean | fice today, directing the work of get Bat it was ting out the editions of his daily | Maney that. set! ‘gE who wore supporting | Harding Is Going Is Geing io DAYTON, ©., July 1—Gov. James | — Sse ee Ex-Government Physicias, AM accute and chronic . treated by latest methods, fer this service to any ts our stores. Also a free @3 hose and throat clinic. Get glasses here and be sat THE OLD RELIABLE th’s dem eR Rta eae nt candidates, ewaying Sweet Rosle CrGrady.” Tt was the ei at “Home Town” Fete ing o! © oO = songs of near. | egetable WASHINGTON, July 1—Senator gener ago and the memories | The C Warren G. Harding planned to spend phar kommer today on routine work, cleaning up ‘ his desk, preparatory to his trip to| eqwayel and sane, wnwilting to otep.|, eet, tem ly back buré Marion, ©. for the home-coming cel . S me all the time, 1 was all run down, opration next Monday. Rut the real thunder followed Mec could not eat and _ ——— Adoo's name, when the organ found my head bothered The board oul he key and chimed in one the in-| me, all caused by much of eee oi vou to nt measure of “Ov female trouble. convention. The thing ; that elded by sheer volume an was three years counts is the telephone board one psychology, the con with these trou- that brings the messages from Are you still washing clothes: |. wwe we eee 5000 Feet of Garden Hose Spe 1111 ' First Ave., Near na —o 169 Washington St. Near Look for the Free Docter For half an hour the convention Your medicine ttle bit ashamed of getting so excited yesterday. Bu what may hap as your grandmother did? | *#s‘sass as ong 9 a to y to San Francisco jeartity and work. I give you my egetable |Compound and the a Pill Jused Lydi am's S _ i i ul when Gov.| thanks for your great medicines. You P at daybreak—rubbing, rubbing, for the edges of collars and cuffs, will need a light 0, July 1—"When Gov. | a Le roe Getter and Twill all 25-Foot “i at $3 49 hours, over the wash tubs— rubbing —just between your hands, in the everyone what your medicines did for Le gths e' e bet ~ 13 Jacks Standing beside the hot stove, turn- Rinso suds. ‘ — Pg tn eee Buy your Garden Hose Friday at a ing and ves | the heavy steaming garments in You do not boil the clothes, or give them > nan Hundrede, of euch letters eapress, a big saving. We are offering | the boiler—filling the room with clouds of any real rubbing. You use no cake soap or here, and @ eee S Sable Sonpeaest “has a fresh stock of high quality cot- steam— “washing powder.” And one package of Rinso * Newman said the fligh COM: accomplished are constantly being re- ton-covered Garden Hose in the He , we sume 15 hours, and that the plane | ceived, proving the reliability of this 34-inch size. This hose is sure to That was the way grandmother washed— does your whole week's washing. would carry six passengers and bag: | grand old remedy. ae give good service as it is con- not because she wanted to— but because she had lo age. | If you are ilf do not drag along structed of seamless rubber tub- m1, “If he is nominated today, Cox will | and continue to suffer day in and day . & " - to. No better way had ever been found. Makes clothes last ers - ad wart at ¢.o'clock tonight and be in| out, but at once take Lydia E. 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