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

Be Nes ey iy Angele nent anee erent . . 4 j ‘ THE SEATTLE STAR MONDAL JULY 6G | x Cast Your Eye on Spy in the Sky. os Snooping Round Lif Ol’ Earth f —values selected at random A | UL i : =e am Z from the house-furnishing Eu department aluminum double x Feguiar price 83.50 extra heavy cauee aluminum ¢ bie ier: Tesular pric 's D apecial for thin JULY & ALE, five days more SRAERRE SPY Spies from another world—ce |! “coup marke” and egy a s Meee lestiad eminsuries—may walk Earth, | a eauanin ot tae eee ‘TRA SPECIAL planning the destruction of man, the| the great skysbips. annihilation of his civilization and); the annexation of his globe! | ‘The ponderous skyshipe of rival) 4 the air of Earth, | om ie neas, myn uthor of the “Book of Regardless of whether Fort can |convince us of the truth of his be i of the meanings of things, the of this big sale! — _-next Saturday ends this JULY SALE, the most successful sale we have held! |"Book of the Damned” does make CHARLES one stop to wonder if science really FORT reads the language of Earth happen- ‘ings accurately. What le more probable, th that they have . here to work an against the time wheh invasion will ke place? NO PURPOSE EXCEPT TO CONFUSE SCIENTISTS Fort presents no argument, has no propaganda and claims no pur pose but the confusion of science In 500 pages he sets forth the alleged facts of alleged phenomena that scl enee, he holds, bas never satisfac torfly explained | T are the “damned facts.” are damned” because they are by science. Fort makes them march in « fools’ parade, up all around, and every lienges sclence to ex —the wonderful values have brought thousands of thrifty homefurnishers here during the past week— particularly newly weds and small home outfitters whose savings through bpying at the JULY SALE have been great indeed! ~18-inch gal- anized garbage There have been, says Fort, and! offers the dates and accounts of| can, made ta * reputable scientific journals a tone. eat —we cannot emphasize too strongly the tremendous wie dee these, or Some advantage of supplying your homefurnishing needs this week—as the JULY SALE prices are on the most wanted and necessary articles for the home. toms on stones that hy Science has blithely ex ined the strange “falle” with ite axiom—ali \that comes down must have gone up. It has said that if stones actw ally fell they must have been car |ried Into the air by @ volcano or a cyclone. “HALLUCINATION"—THATS SCIENTIFIC FOR “PIPE DREAM” Of the ‘sterious and luminous shapes shal aanaee report scholars} It’s ‘aiibéer but the shouting! “Dempsey” has mocked have said are “optical hallucination,”| “Carpentier” for a ten-count. That is to say, the Tauger which ie «scholars way of mying—| twins, Thomas and Jack, posing as the two heavyweight fn jr ong been eb apg gl champs, pulled the trick during the annual “June walk” of worthy sea captains and their crewa | the Thomas A. Williams Democ vratie club of the ninth assem- But on the “dark shapes between | bly district, New York. the sun” matter. Fort rather — -—— Best Gold Crowns —of particular and special interest is the striking, decidedly strong reductions on seasonable articles! —come in one of these five remain- ing days and see how good your credit is and the wonderful values waiting for you! mers have seen such shapes and pondered and wondered ang finally |“siven it up. So—Fort summartzes—it ts easier | eve than it is not to believe! just “the thing for butter sees t summer » ah, eare—epecial \to belle that for this str aft. ale | one sieneinehiovs aa | ee ° . . penn ten Sues “Your Credit is Good” Your TAKE A YEAR 1 |: at JULY SALE prices! dit IN WHICH TO PAY! ¥ —is worthy your careful Cre ] —this store’s credit service :~ a consideration; one of the is arranged to suit your ) needs; a small, monthly or weekly payment on your purchase and the balance as you can con- veniently pay! YOUR TEETH X-RAYED FREE great many advantages you can enjoy through this great homefurnish- ing store! Regular $15 Plate Special at TRADE MARK ‘aah || STANDARD FURNITURE CO. 10.00 This shows what we are doing to help bring down the high cost of living. The very best of workmanship and ma- terials, of course; also our guarantee of absolute satisfaction. | ("MITCHELL PALMER a PRISONERS te role and ted for en Sa eof district chnirans| Knock Jailer ious | irman Unconscious and Walk Out INDIANAPOLIS, July 5 Dr. L R Care each morning between the Several bright boys, about 13 or 14 years old, to carry papers. A number FREE EXAMINATION enemy property Twent om Palmer wan made attorney general fOUr ‘prisoners ¢ ml from the hours of 9 and 10:30 Ww * a * : ; ; fe wag | to suecced Attorney General Grog-|CoUnty Jail here early today by saw ' :30, e will examine your teeth and ~ of our carriers are going away for the earned to the ee ee ae eral Greg |sounty, fll bare ary riot Oy «ue | No cost or obligation ; ; - “iy P fred law min donk recaptured whatever, sult with you about them without cost summer and this is the time to secure “yg el After laying the jailer unconscious | We have a fine, brand or obligation on your part. Fy ° ered Politics the floor with an iron bar, the ved = * a good route. Routes open in differ- rua een eet oat into public natiee ad oecupl here walked Wincren’ con [new X-Ray Machine which \ s ent parts of the city. 2 fngt member for many pocket « erie ineutavers pad ialler's | We Areiamoe Be your Cis- posal without charge be- tween the hours mentioned tivity with the laws and ‘the de sera coud of ais.| Mrs. Hemrich, Jr., Pattee married Mins Roberta | Is Decreed $100,000 *| Bartlett Dixon, daughter of Robert Mrs. Freda Welffenbach Hemrich t/B. Dixon, of aston, Md. in 1898,|/ Will get more than $100,000 as her oF neW/and has one daughter, _Mary Dixon of the estate of thel ate An- man each term, beir ted for | Palmer |drew Hemrich, accor: le. the next two terms ai cision handed down Su lay by 8 ° stron uppe 0 c , ntror perlor Judge J.T. Re nthe 60 whieh More Than 5, 000 Mrs, Hemrich was held to be the at North End Show devises under her husband, Carl Circulation Department | Frederick Hemrich Who died before THE NATIONAL DENTISTS ae, come as early in the morning as possible. | REGAL DENTAL) OFFICES | De. L. Ro Clark, Manager 1405 THIRD AVENUE Apply to t ie an} The North rr in an, me. Nort > of 25, at which | Nerthwwest, Cornee ‘Third Avenue h Cc Thi d Pike S - eta Saturda night er ar uin his’ portion’ of ant Uniew Northwest Corner hird an ike it. 1307 Seventh Ave. = Reet Of eeceetAry Of war, LEIrOAy Miahit ALLOE & SOWA 800:| nig sathera 47001000) eatate Across the Street Mi|the honor, Later he pega lie shuts 4| beyond the expec sation ot none ed A ti from the Postoffice pla The United States has had 14 White House brides. ed it, and it is estimated that | Columbia ‘Colo, the new American | there were in attendance more than b | beer—Agw 45,000 visitor Right Across Pike St. from New Fahey-Brockman , Store—Look for Big Electric Sign E “Columbia Colo is better—Adv, |