The Seattle Star Newspaper, July 13, 1920, Page 5

TUESDAY, JOTY Ts, Te. 4 lojoio} ae BEE ESa8| Np RELIEF FROM | % | a GAS RATIONING: i Tanker Due With Regular | Supply | No relief from the present ration. | ne of gasoline is in sight for Seattle this month, officials of the sine distributing companies said Tuesday morning | tanker El S do ts due tn| port ¥ 1,100,000 ¢ of ano ne,” said John McLaan, district es manager of the Standard Oi but that does not mean & any improvement of the situation for the consumer, It is just « Ce give us to last until the boat makes a return [5)) trip, which will be in about 12 days [i] | But we wit have to continue to ra-| on to make it last.” | [B]| by the midaic of August, Mctean | predicted, the gasoline that is being brought from Wyoming to Eastern Washington will have relieved that section of the state from the neces and will Your Rugs Are Important And Should Be Chosen Very Carefully Choosing a rug is very important. It can make or mar an otherwise perfect color scheme. If properly chosen it will add the finishing touch to the room. Here you will find an excel lent variety of patterns and colors in Wiltona, Axminsters, Brussels and Velvets in all sizes. No mateer what the require ments, you will find the correct rug in this selection, and we are selling them at unusually low prices, Liberal Credit Terms Can Be Arranged Fermerty WoodhouseGrunbaum Furniture Co, Inc. ae GRUNBAUN : —-BROS— FURNITURE Co. INC. Sot agli PIKE MEETS FIFTH” | H ton's supply, which will possibly per Seattle, Some of these tank cars will even: tually supply points as far west as Aberdeen, but none of it will come a to Seattle. The cargo of the El Segundo wit be divided with ‘Tacoma, whone sales are said to be about half as large aa those in Seattle : © PLAN RELIEF IN ° in charge of societies rangements of residents of German and Austrian birth, Boats will leave for Fortuna park from Leschi at short interval Mine Operators and Rail Men to Meet WASHINGTON, " Jaty 13. —Repre sentatives of 2,100 bituminous coal tors will meet railroad row in New York n to relieve the coal Raise Milk Fund — for German Kids A picnic to raise money with which {te purchase milk for the children of from 1 until 10 Germany and Austria, will be given 2 until 10:30, at Fortuna park Thursday. The ar’ charge ts headed by comm Charles Os propose a | shortage, D. Wents, president of the National Coal association, an nounced today The conference, which was ar nged by Daniel Willard, presi ont of the Baltimore & Ohio r road, and Wentz, will be tn the off of the Am n Railway amociation. BOLIVIAN GOVT. IS OVERTHROWN Troops Are Marching to Join Rebels SANTIAGO, Chile, July 13——The Bolivian government has been over thrown by revolutionists, and the re publican leader, Saavedra, has a sumed the provisional presidency of the republic, according to dispatches We give an absolute guarantee with every bit of dental work we do. We have been in busi- ness in Seattle for a good many years and every patient we have had knows we will back this guarantee to the limit. We can do this because we have no hired operators. Every bit of work is done by a partner in the business who is a specialist in one particular branch of dentistry. Why not have your dental work done by specialists ? military forces joined the revolution Lats. It was not known whether the reet of the country had Joined the upris ing. Troope were reported march to join the movement. Several reg! ments have left Viacha for La Pas Dispatches from Antofogasta said President GuiterresGerra and bis cabinet fled La Paz. It was believed |a counter revolution would be etart ately. New Arrivals! Baxter's Big Shoe Sale Three beautiful lines just ‘received, white washable kid and brown and $12.85 Oxford Specials Ladies’ White Washable Kid Oxford: heels, highest grade shoes made. 1 regu- larly $14.00 to $16.00; all sizes and widths from AAA to D. “Just $8. 85 the ONG PricO coasseceennetaccees and Brown Buck, one and two-eyelet ties and Black, White and colors in Kid and Calf Ox- tongue effects, sold regularly at $12.00 to fords, Military and Louis heels; were $9.00 to $16.00, $7.85 é $10.85 $15.0 $6. 85. $10.85 Ladies’ ON THE RACK | (Leder ling White White Kid and SN Henne’s 2-Eyelet Ties! black calfskin, with military heel, bought to sell regularly at $15 and $16, a limited number of pairs will be sold at Pump Specials Dull Kid, Patent and Satin; Louis heel; such makes as Baker's and Henne's; sold regularly at $10.00 and $15.00, i acs $7.85 now, @ palr..... Pumps in White and Black Kid, Patent, n Louls Gray Ten Broken Broken Lines Reignskin Oxfords Reignskin Oxfords White, Cantilevers 02:85 $4.85 Black, $7.85 Relinskin Oxfords Broken. iges sod Colors— $9.85 Colored Kid Pumps Oxtords $6.85 to $12.85 $3.85 $5.85 $12.85 a ck A Men’s Shoes Broken lines of high-grade Shoes that sold at $12 to $15, now on the rack at $7.85 Complete lines thagold” G7 QE at $12 to $16, now: $1 1.85 BAXTER & BAXTER 1326 SECOND AVENUE nity of drawing on Weatern Washing: | mit an increased ration allowance in from La Pax, where the government | ing from many cities to the capital | THE SEATTLE STAR He Lives b Kee J. W. Adams ‘Thih t» the story of the Megular|to dance, and I tuck the dollar tn/ Guy and the Rarest Bird. |my pocket with the thought that en’s Ready-to-Wear Sec- 36inch Scotch Grenadinee— The Regular Guy--maybe you] there's another one for Bob Scott's tien, The savings are Dot ené figure destpua 07 ni ut if you 4d ou} kiddies and the ther, 1 tell |B) a n nd ec 4 ee ee eee eee ae > ~ mame an important feature, white and ecru. A yard, Iba, should get acquainted and glow in| you, it's satisfyin | 1 pepe the warmth of his contented smile] “To date I've got just 385 Kick» these dresses sold for- bis name is J. W. Adams. The name of the Rarest Bird we! many dollary for the Scott Kiddies’ $119.00, $115.00 and ecru and cream, floral and com haven’t the heart to mention, He|fund, Today I start out in my Mfiv- one at $98.50 ventional designs. A yard, 60¢, has suffered ignominy enough al-| ver when I get off shift with 100 rn FOI, and 8c | ready ‘And you wouldn't want to|more Uckets. I guess that's going | ‘They are elaborately nad know him, anyway. | some.” A trimmed with ruffles Adama, the Regular Guy, te a| And there’s no Genytag tnt ft te. and cording and are 36-inch Scotch Madras—A ty fireman, on duty 1 Adams has sold more tickets than | Racket 2 a wide assortment of patterns Guat, Oh, Beee ob sd Ei ve. {any three men in town, adap’ or afternoon and color combinations as well |8. got’ wife and a flivver, ives| So much for the Regular Guy. |ii| and street wear. The as plain blue, pink and yellow. by the Golden Rule. Now or the Rarest Bird. etal | color assortment in- A yard, 60c, 75c and 85a, an” te ay Sk LY ee ee ee cludes navy, Copen- eee should make a run to a fire some | touring car. He doesn't geil tick h hie, veneds ni ” night, fall seven stories or so and |*ither; nor buy ‘em, ways apie apegumesh aeiricang Filet Neto—3¢ and 48 inches land flat on my back dead. Don't REFUSED TO BUY inl midnight blue, taupe, wide, in small, large and all- think It'll happen—hope not—bul DANCE TICKETS | brown and black. Sizes Cie ee [now cor did. What would my/ +7fe'» too darn mean,” mys Deputy ] 16, 18, 36, 38 and 40, ¥ are vale | Sheriff R | him last week on the highway. | so much of a tightwad Hs ERYBODY SHOULD HELP He fished down > hin pocket and pulled out a co of strips of teboard. © thene,” he went on. “They're eta to @ benefit danca If I!) uid ‘get mine’ some night, as I] | mentioned, leaving a widow behind |me, dead broke and out of a fot and unable to work if she did get an hour after dark.” in lights weren't lit “But,” Murphy said, on, and buy a ticket to and we the eat Bird rared up. one, 4 the boy's get up a| with yeu Sen r | your © rared bea undayand Monday are reported, benefit dance to give her a Nit, my, “I'm no victim for any hoklup game believe me, I'd rise up tn my grave |iike this, I’m a Shriner. I'll report] Some ¥ women spoil a lot of and shake everyone of ‘em by the hand, I'd be that grateful |this to Mayor Caldwell; “Well, these tickets here are for! this if he knew it No, I dowanns the Scott Kiddies’ benefit dance. | ticket, you robber.” I'm selling ‘em because “Just a minute,” tnterposed the Sheriff Bob Scott got killed d feputy. “Mayor Caldwell rune hin duty by me and my family,| city, but not the county, You ng bandita, and he hin wife and two ttle ones|tion now, and you can have your| | flat broke and they can’t get a pen and if the tables were turned and I waa in his pl n mine, I'd apprecia ticket . or ya sion, ce and he was| “1 ate whatever he | Rarest Bird. - 4 plows: | |, FR 7 ‘ und did for them. | “Just as you Ike, then,” returned | Admiral Benson's telegram fon late F. F. Browne, of Chicago, found-|[ tegy consistent with sound | EVERYRODY GLAD | “Fifteen dollars bail,|| “Your wire July 8 received. = T/er of “The Dial.” peas judgment — To BUY TICKET jhave authorized the charter of the Sceldiniriiousiniidicetings tanker Devolente to the General Pe ®, ‘hat ain't all elther, 1 art | DoN-T. WANT "EM |troteum Coy to carry one cargo ot of Rained Thruout 4% kick out of this selling tickets. Yea, |AT DANCE sir; every time I hand over a t cnet With considerable more vigorous! ing the present emergency.” | Pul@ on Savings Accounts and get a dollar for it, I get a big| protest the Karest Rird dug up the! ‘The Devolente has a capacity of| Rains, general thruout Washing Accounts Sudfect to Check sre-Cam kick out of it body turns me| $15, lit his lights and “lit out.” |55.000 barrels, which will be suffi-|ton and as far south as Portland dially Invited down. sind to buy ‘em.| | He reappeared in Justice Otls W. | cient to tide over the city steam plant | broke the'15-day dry spell yester —— & We laugh ar Brinker's court. Judge Brinker {| unt} nex when the hydroclec.| and nearly doubled the normal ra! . to get the t t entirely in sympathy with birds eas ent : sane tae on be in| fall for July in one day, with .87 of Peoples Savings Bank} i — — full operation again. ‘The tanker is|&0 irich precipitation || smCoND AVE. AND FIER gE, understood to be on the California} According N. Salisbury, Unit- Watch the Youngsters scalps/ Use this SAFE REMEDY y Golden Rule’ “Might fall some day,” says city fire Fighter ps City Firemen. Busy |sold that many tickets and got that rpby, who arrested | be won't even }Urht his head and tall lights until} Murphy had tickets to sell for the Scott Kiddjen’ benefit dance, and he stopped the Rarest Bird and told him “Just turn ‘em dance 1 overlook it, this once.” he wouldn't | stand for any hi¢hwayman stuff like | re outside of Mayor Caldwell’s furisdic. |"teelved telegraphic assurances from | were secretly married by a justice rs) pay a fine first” rared the | ll for the auxiliary municipal ght |the Cudahy fan GUARANTEED 'UCH depends upon maintaining the child’s scalp clean and free from disease. Beri- ; ault’s HAIR-Bitters, the guaranteed remedy, : will quickly rid your children’s scalps of all scurf, dandruff, eczema or other scalp disease. HAIR-Bitters has accomplished remarkable results under the most rigid tests. It is not in any sense to be confused with the ordinary “ton- ics” for the hair. It is a nataral remedy of the highest order. HAIR-Bitters contains no alco- hol nor other poison or injurious drugs. It may be d on even the youngest infant w excellent re- sults. It works with great rapidity and never fails, except in_blood- seated diseases, to give marked re lief with a few applications, Sold by all druggists at $2 and $3 the bottle. Or, write direct to Beri- ault Mfg. Co., 1104-14 Broadway, Seattle, U. S.A, to | States shipping board, that a tanker | week, it became known here today. The Rhodes Co. 500 YARDS OF SILKS REDUCED Upper Main Floor ‘HE SILKS offered in this sale are from our own shelves and are specially priced for a quick clean up. Your attention is called to the limited quantities in each lot in order that you may take ad- vantage of the-unusual reductions by shopping early Wednesday. 40-Inch Satm Silk Japanese Crepe A good weight for waists, sport skirts and underwear—100 rds, in flesh, pink and " a! ivory. Formerly .00. While they last, a Blocked Crepe yard, at $2.95. 40-inch Plain Calcium Crepe One hundred yards in an extra heavy qual- | ‘This Calctum Crepe ts intended for mummer sport skirts and | Greases, and is displayed in ity, displayed in sand, white and flesh. For- , | shades of flesh, ight gray, merly $6.50. While they last, a yard, at | taupa, delft, «= coral =—saand $4.95. fade—100 yards in all, For 82-inch Striped Shirting merly $8.50. While $4 95 Two hundred yards in assorted colored they last, a yard.. * stripes, including pin stripes. Formerly $3.50 and $4.00, While they last, a yard, at $1.95. 18 Silk Taffeta Dresses Reduced to $68.75 Second Floor HESE beautiful DRAPERIES Upper Main Floor UR complete Drapery stocks offer you dependable quale standard values and um eg: veh usual assortments on attractive Dresses are made of patterned Drapes, sulted for the highest’ quality silk every room. We suggest for taffeta and are reduced real service and recommend the for a stock readjust- owing: ment sale in the Wom- re merly at $13500, $125.00, 36-inch Scotch Madras—Piain 4 but not each size ( every style or color. Choice at $68.75 ‘ in Panels at $2.00 and up-to $4.50. LIGHT FAMINE | Miss Cudahy, 19, | Secret Bride | |ea States meteorologist, normal ri fall for July is .46 of an inch, jterday's rains was the first une 27. Rains thruout the Ld ture’s fine work by trying to tu wheat into bread. “~ treme Colo”—Anugustine & Ky avy. Thoroughness} Characterizes our methods every transaction, and our ony tomers are accorded every cour- inCalifornia LOS ANGELES, July 18.—Miss | Edna Cudahy, 19-year-old daughter | of Jack Cudahy, and Percy F.| ® Pasadena bank Benson Orders Tanker to Bring Fuel Oil Pear that Seattle might be faced y a “light famine” was allayed Mon jay afternoon, when Mayor Caldwell | Browne, teller, Admiral Benson, chief of the United | of the peace in San Bernardino last would be furnished to transport fuel| The bride's father is a member of millionaire meat rowne’s father was the | plant here. ckers, B to Seattle for the purpose of meet- State on Monday ast and will be available for imme use of his rarity. He silenced the pris |oner’s wail of “robbe and added “It appears that you were asked | to buy @ ticket for a worthy cause, Screen Doors SPECIAL AT $1.95 Size 82x80 inches. These Doors are well constructed cherry stain- ed frames, covered with black screen wire and mortised joints. Special Wednesday .......$1.95 Jas all erring motorists are being |asked to do. You didn't choose to |do #0, but came to court. It is the sentence of this court that you pay a fine of $15." And the Rarest Birt paid. | “I wouldn't sell him a ticket to | the dance now for $100,” said Mur | phy. “We don’t want birds like him at a cecent dance.” AMUSEMENTS fevus ORPHEUM THEATRE Berries and Cherries Are now plentiful. Better stock up on Mason Jars and other canning supplies. Mason Pint Jars. .....95¢ Mason Quart Jars. ~..$1.05 Y WARD 4 Co. DS AND LASSTIES nd Marion TWICK DAILY—2:30, ‘sn5, 5 $1 ts. 15 Sale of Camp Crockery Continued for Wednesday. Come and see the Bargains. As a special inducement we offer Plain White CUPS only, with slight imperfee- Fiore, £0F o ceccdccoe <o-o1d ate none ae PLAYERS 2525 ATTRACTION T 15th eadny, Saturday 27e to 500 Matinees We Even, 25¢ to § Plus War Tax The Store for Useful Articles of Ackerman & Feature Ph BIG HIP ACTS RISC “THE NO Ri