The Seattle Star Newspaper, July 14, 1920, Page 5

SEEEE00000E large measure, the health of your entire family. The right kind of a Refrigerator in your home is _a big money-saver. pute and will pay for itself in a few seasons. our excellent Chests in the Pike Street window. Prices on Refrigerators will never be lower, so order yours today. SOLD ON EASY PAYMENTS Formerly Woodhouse-Grunbanm Furniture Co., Inc. Groner —-BROS— “WHERE PIKE MEETS FIFTH” Sfoorofeetocloretclorrstolororayoro forget imselt im the tumult of ae | Are You Wasting Food? (3 Before a refriger- ator goes into your home there are sev- eral things that you should know about. The food that you and your family eat comes out of that refrig- erator, so it is the most important piece of furniture in your home. Upon it depends, in a It keeps food fresh and See showing of Refrigerators and Ice FURNITURE, Co. INC. CHEHALIS.—Cit poses erection of more business buildings in, fire district ae a For R@TABLETS-B Better than Pills Ils vusion °°| Two Arrested in Jewelry Robber: SPOKANE, July 14.—M salesman, and Harold Saxton, porte both colored, are In jal here tod: imdy GET A 25c Box several thousand dollars worth jewelry from Mr. and Mra. © ific train on July | valued at $1,500 have be und, Chicago, aboard a Northern ® has me Best Liked and Most Hated Man in Dominion OTTAWA Meighe Can, . stormy July: 14,—Arthur} petrel of stormy | polities, it has been offt In 12 years of Dominion political life, Meighen, by his fighting tactics, » himself one of the best Known, most liked and most hated 0} “twister of words” & OO} intert Meigheon was first in the house of won as 8 and @ “halrsplit In five years he became or general with @ seat tn th: He then became secretary of state and three years ago minister of the common. He renown For all his fondness for dallying with ‘fine points and dangerous subtili-| } Ges, enemies and friends alike admit Sean eases him @ man of prompt and sudden action, Meighen spent no time tn inl ment when the general strike came to Winnipeg. The strike ended with force, He sent strike lew to Jail and, tho that strike of radicals was not recognized by the American Fed eration of Labor, I have heard labor leaders bitterly arraign Meighen for| “autocratic methods.” | Many stories are told of his ab-| sence of mind, He it declared to have once left hiv amall son in al But, tho completely he can he never loses track of hin argument and is one of the most |feared oratora in the government y Thomas, r ny in connection with the robbery of of ¥ MOTHER'S ENT Artxpeciant 1.0 Mothers @*, Absolutely Safe * an Oveagrney Give Your Motor Truck Driver Here is Mrs. Pas Lujan with her twins who arrived the same day as did the pair of calves, and proved “too many tor the lord of the Lujan house. twins” LOS ANGELES. afrival of twin babies (By Mail.) —Th: calves at the same hour In his home} proved too much for Pas Lujan, 3 of Jim Town, a suburb of Rivera. A few months ago t fe « healthy bi by the neti . the family a Tire He Can Depend On man who tells yu that motor truck drivei's are not interested in the efficient and eco- nomical operation of their trucks has never ' been in a garage when the trucks. were com- ing in from their day’s hauls. Tire splitting and base separation are not things that truck drivers thought up to annoy their em- ployers. Until the new U. S. Grainless Rubber Solid Truck Tire was created, no way had ever been found to prevent solid tires from splitting. Nor had anyone ever been able to prevent base sep- aration. ‘ As representatives of the old- est and largest rubber company in the world it is our privilege to introduce this new tire to the owners and drivers of this city. The first solid truck tire ever made that will neither split nor separate from its base. Give your driver a tire that he can depend on —that he doesn’t have to nurse and be thinking of all the time—and watch how much more eéfici- ently your trucks operate. And how your tire costs go own, In purchasing a new truck consult us about the type of tires to specify. United States Tires ' KENNEDY WAGON CO., Inc. 115 Battery St. THE SEATTLE STAR | NEW PREMIER OF Two, Pairs of T T wins s Too Much' pl CANADA FIGHTS One’s Bovine, But Hubby Hikes & & and twin! ¢|became the mother of two Jersey | When thts information reached the earn of Pas, he being a spiritualist, Immediately held consultation with his “kindred spirit,” who advised bis *|immediate departure from the scene of action. When the news of the departure! of her husband became known to| j Mra, Lujan, she held conference | with the “spirits,” who gave aanc- ns of “fond” hubby. | noes are being held with plang as to the proper be given to the new ar- | well with the| tts are evidently | up on the modern treatment of alves, as one in not expected to live | In the meantime friend Pas enjoys | the Mbertien of a single man, and |the companionship of his “kindred | | wptrit.” Repair Man Dies in Fall Off Car Falling on his head from the top of a repair car, Frank J, Burns, a ity repair man, was almont instant- lock this m Phinney the Iola Apartme oN. He was 40, clals were conducting an later today to deter- cause of Burns fall. He nm tightening a stay span |wupporting a trolley wire. W. C. | Sullivan, 2315 N. 58th at, {n charge © fthe re maw him “NOBODY EVER | UNDERSTOOD MY CASE,” HE SAYS After Ten Years of Suffering Roberts Is Again Well and Strong—Praises Tanlac “To feel well and strong after suf. |fering constantly for 10 years is a |happy experience, and I am indebted to Tanlac for this astonishing change | in my condition,” said J. C. Roberts, | of Milwaukie, Oregon, in @ recent interview. “During all these years my appe| tite was poor and my stomach was so badly disordered that there were few things I dared eat, and] eat seemed to do me Mf good. I finally got| anything, for after meals I was mis-| erable for hours. I bloated up with! gas and hurt #0 I couldn't stand my | § belt around my, waist. Titese pains annoyed me especially at night and I woke up in the morning feeling o bad I could hardly straighten up I could seldom ever get a good night’s rest on account of my kid-| neys, and I often had such sharp} pains in my back that I could hardly stand them. ne seemed to understand my 4 1 took so much medicine 4 like I would buy out the| store, but nothing gave me more| than temporary rolief. 1 was just} about at the end of my row when I started taking Tanlac, but by the time I had taken two bottles I felt| ja wonderful improvement. I have |now taken six bottles and my stom: ach and kidneys are in fine condi-! tion and I feel better than‘in years, | All that trouble from gas, pains in ‘the back and stomach, wakefulness and weakness have left me complete- ly. I am so grateful to Tanlac for | the restoration of my health that I can hardly think of words strong Jenough to express my feelings.” | ‘Tantac is sold in Seattle by Bartell | Drug Stores under the personal di- | | rection of a special Tanlac represen- tative. (wr ty suffer the discomforts and ) embarrassments of a Gottre? ©. G. C. preparation for goitre bas bene- fited many. Why pay several hondred dollars for an operation to remove a goitre when O.G.C. ined for such a comparatively diture? en properly applied gives satis "result your money will be ls sold direct, by mail voklet. 0.G factory refnns only, Write toe Address Dept. C 0.0.C. CHEMICAL COMPANY Seattle, Washington lestry experts, representing the Mas- tually dreaded td eat Pwill go to Tacoma by boat and from The Rhodes ‘A Special Purchase of 32 SILK TRICOLETTE DRESSES $28.75 Second Floor RICOLETTE DRESSES are the vogue everywhere, and you, who are seeking a dress of high character, will find in this for- / tunate purchase a handsome model designed as you would have it, with braid, bead and em- | ) broidery trimming and finished carefully to \ {A match the quality of material and their indi- { viduality. Offers eas Values at pe Re, If marked in the regular way these Dresses would sell at much,higher prices and the sav- ings in consequence are important. The assort- 4,5 ment includes shades of ae Brown, Taupe, Navy and Copenhagen, Blue « Sizes 16 to 40 he ‘Dr. A. R. Prosley Optometrist —Baleomy, Main Floor Race | Smocks Reduced Upper Main Floor Cotton Ratine Special. Upper Main Floor Cotton Rs for summ: torial R STOCK Readjustment Sale in our Blouse Section offers an unusual opportunity to supply you with your summer smocks af sub- atine is used extensively apparel and the Pic and McCall Patterns stantial savings. The assortments comprise a feature smart Dress, Skirt and wide range of style: olors, all of whic’ ck styles which will develop es tyles and colors, all of which actively from this fabric. They are effectively trimmed with contrasting col- ored yarns. are reduceg for a quick clean up. 150 yards of 36-inch Ratine, in plain colors and fancy weaves, which Smocks formerty $1.50 and $3.95, reduced to 82.95 formerly at $1.50 and $1.76, Smocks formerly $4.95, reduced to....... vee, 83.95 priced special, a yard Smocks formerty $ and $6.50, reduced to......®M 85 «AE eee re ee reeeeererererseee $1.00 Smocks formerly $7.60, reduced to.. 200 yards of 36inch Ratine, im Smocks formerly $8.50, reduced to.. fancy checks and stripes, which sold formerly Sizes 36 to 4 A SC a |Two dia Seana in | special, a yard. Tenement Blowup! Wire Briefs ae | LOS ANGELES, July 14.—Fire,| t fi 4 believed to have ei from the! se Be WASHINGTON.—Nearly 600 can. explosion of a 5 allon tank | a Sale. didates to be selected for permanent | gasoline, destroyed a two-story ten- commissions in marine corps. ements house here last night, and SANTA CRUZ, Cal—D. Forrester, | caused the death of two persons Beattie, elected vice president of the | Two others w jously injured. Advent Christian Church Publication | ~ —_———— | Army and Navy Blankets; all new and used. Steet Folding Cots, oxidized, Full Cotton Mattresses, Gold Medal Cots, society, Wrinkle-Free Since {ts remarkable astringent | Bed Sheets, EVERETT. —Mra, A. L. Birchard ecidentally asphyxiated in bathroom. . Ms ne ag Skin Easy to Have thever Wohin ail ower the world | U. S, Army House Tents, white, $35; khaki $10, ABERDEEN.—Mrs. Emma Austin, $4, local pioneer, dead. YAKIMA.—E. Frank Sayre, 63, em- ployed in county auditor's office, com- Pag mB mits suicide by shooting. ~ New U.&. Navy Tent, 12 oz, sise 4foot wall, complete with poles, hardwood stakes and Fine for carrying in auto, $40 complete, While they last, , WASHINGTON —The president to- day named Ova Hatfield to be post master at Corning, Cal. Forest Experts to Ress Inspect Big Trees |"*; A party of 25 Massachusetts for-| bath dust are thing for the out-| Sale Conducted by pune wind and tying) Camp Lewis Wireless © sachusetts Forestry association, wil! Ds which | 418 Oceanic Bldg. or 904 Third ing and other arrive here at 8 o'clock next Satur-| cause wrinkles 8 feet, & (One-Half Block Below Madison jday evening for the annual expedi.|'t |* fine to fres a tired face Seattle, Wash. n hat, depressing weather. tion Into the forests of “Western | Washington, according to informa tion from Great Northern railway of. fictals, | The party comes from Glacier Na tional park in Montana, and after a brief inspection of the Seattle district Panama Electric Iron SPECIAL $3.98 The Panama Iron is a high-grade Electric Iron —complete with cord and plugs. Has patent stand attached .to iron. Warm weath- er is coming —you better get yours now 9 for $3.98 only. @ ~ Willow Clothes Baskets | SPECIAL—Our buyer made a lucky purchase of a special lot of Willow Clothes Baskéts, and you get the benefit. Your choice for .-- $1.98 there to Mount Rainier, While here the party will be invited to tour the Snoqualmie national forest with Su: pervisor W. G. Weigle, ‘The Massachusetts association of forestry is actively engaged in con servation of the state and national) forests. Breaks Legs in Bed; | Dies After Operation WALLA WALLA, July 14.—Fol- lowing the agputation of his leg, Iva Troyer, bank employe, of Free- water, Or, died here last night. | While turning over in bed a month | ago, Troyer snapped his right leg, which proved to be diseased, and was amputated. A few nights ago he broke the other leg in a similar manner, but failed to survive the second opera- tion. Assassin Fails to | Slay Hindenburg BERLIN, July 14.—Search is being made for a man who entered Field, Marshal Hindenberg’s home here yesterday and fired a bullet, | which narrowly missed Hinden berg’s head. ~ One-Man Cross Cut Saws Made of a very high-grade special patent temper four-tooth and raker; steel; sharpened ready for use. * 4.25 value, for.....--.. $2.08 =< THE STORE FOR USEFUL ARTICLES } 2 ‘lle CF’ "AND. “UNION STR! This is the regular