The Seattle Star Newspaper, July 29, 1920, Page 5

SERVICE PEE BEEe DAY SPECIAL Of sweeptre—the bristle brush —bdoth are excellent cleaners and have always given satiafac Sweepe-with Bristle Brush ...... Sweep.r with Vacuum Rubber Brush. ... Only one toa person Liberal Credit Extended GRUN “WHERE PIKE MEETS FIFTH” © are offering two different types and the vacuum rubber brush 81.75 ($2.75 as quantity is limited. BAUM SES 50 S02:00:0:502:0202502:0202502020268 [ofo) ojofo GLADDENS SORE, TIRED FEET JACKNIFE WINDSHIELD plant, 1110 Dalley st. entertained 2,000 visitors who inspected the plant Wed nesday night. The public is welcome to come any night this week and see | the new concern’s exhibit. GET WISE TO Mae suffer the discomforts and\ rassments of a Goltre? £5 S.prvoareten for gottre bas bene way 7 covenel hundred dollars for an operation to remor .G. goitre when ped en euch 8 comparative); sell expeodirare 2 ype ek Bketched from this offering NEW ARRIVALS IN Suits of Tricolette REGULAR $85.00 QUALITIES $49.75 RTICULARLY appropriate for vacation and general summertime wear are these good look- ing suits. They are in Tuxedo styles with novelty et and belt effects and are shown in color com- inations of navy and white, sand and blue and black and white; also solid colors of navy, white and black. Sizes 16 to 44. EXPECT WILSON TO YIELD REINS Believe Gov. Cox Soon to Be’ Party Leader BY HERBERT W. WALKER O, July 29.—Preaident ly after the notification | of Gov, Cox, on August 7, will iasue a| wiatement acknowledging the nie | nee ax the new party leader, it was | reported In the Cox camp today. ack of the move was the, appar ent belief republican leaders have in itlated @ propaganda campaign, the | main theme being that the president an a result of the White House con ference with Cox, intends to dictate | the nominee's policies, The recent} meeting of the democratic national | committees in Columbus expressed some dissatiafaction with the White | House conference, It was known Ununual interest in Cox's epeech of Acceptance was shown by hundreds of telegrams and letters, giving # gemtions which he has received. In response to a second telegram from Parley P. Christensen, head of the farmer-laber party, asking that he join in @ movement to secure the release from prison of Eugene V. Debs, socialist candidate for prent dent, Cox said ho would reply after his notification speech, It in gen erally believed the governor will de cline the request COUNCIL TAKES REST ON BUDGET Approve Appropriations of $1,316,460 ' | After approving appropriations ag gregating $1,916,460, the budget com mittee of the city council has ad Journed for the week The following budgets were fixed. Health department, $1,130,490; etvil) service department, $44,610; city | treasurer's department, $100,580, and the board of public works, $40,780, Numerous cuts were made in the estimates filed by the departmental George White Ready for Demo Campaign WASHINGTON, July 29.—George White arrived here to take over con- trol of the democratic national com mittee and to hold conferences with party leaders regarding presidential and congressional campaigna. The new democratic chairman probably will visit the White House, but no formal appointment with President wi tison has been arranged. ST. PAUL, July 29.—A. C. Town- ley, president of the nonpartisan league, and Joseph Gilbert, former chief organizer, It was learned today, will appeal to the supreme court for & new trial. Judge Dean denied the defendants’ motion court. They are sentenced to serve 90 days in jail for encouraging dis- loyalty during the war. YELLOW TYPHOON COMING GET UNDER COVER At the Do you wish to praceful, TT ncaltnters steciar? heal you need, but chew your food , and be hay while following easy system ob- tainable in box ath store, Pur] in peducii money-refund guarantee of no cost to you. Reduce abdo- men, double chin, large limbs, obese hips tp! other overstout parts of the body. Even a few days of Korein (pro- nounced cara) Pea ad been reported to w anoticeable reduction in weight. No thyroid, no exhausting exercise, no ‘starvation dieting, no humbug—agenuinereduction ‘approved Cid ana. Footsteps Tota h the skin firmer and emcee Sealer, and a buoyant feel of the whole “Detere' ead After jenter the primary in opposition THE SEAT BY HERBERT W. WALKER DAYTON, Ohio, July 20.—A big Hon-partiaan celebration to honor the most distinguished son of the Miami valley—Governor James M. Cox is to be held here Friday, Republicans and crate have Miller Facing Real Fight in New York SARATOGA B8PRINGS, N. July 29—-Despite his victory in th contest for head of the New York state tieket, Nathan L, Miller, ex judge of the court of appeals, desig fated by the unofficial republican convention here ax the party's choice for governor, today fight in the primaries, rancis M. Hugo, secretary of state, and Senator George F. Thomp- son announced they would not abide by the convention's action and would to} Miller, ‘THEY OPPOSE CARLYON BILL Favor County-¢ City Consoli- dation Proposal That the Carlyon road bin to be presented by referendum next No- vember will contract for $20,000,000 worth of work on the banis of the 40 cent dollar and will pay for it in 20 years on the basis of the 100-cémt dol lar was the tentative report suggest: #d to the committee of 21 of state taxpayers by Secretary Homer M. HI Wednesday, Hi also estimated that the Cat keek county-city consolidation pro- posal would save Seattle $1,000,000 annually by elimination of duplicated departments, The final session of the new Tax payers’ league was held Thursday noon, at the Good Kats cafeteria. Members of the committee urged po litiea! organization in each county in taxpayers’ interests BILL WON'T GO TO TAXPAYERS So Says Advocate of Carl- yon Plan Taxpayers will not be required to pay the cost of constructing 1,650 miles of paved highway in the state under provision of the Carlyon bonding plan, according to Robert F. Mall, who addresmed the Rotary club Wednesday noon. He urged sup port of the Cartyon bill, which will be referred to the people this fall as Referendum No. 1. License money from autos will pay the bill, he con- tended. “Maps of our present ronds,” said Hall, show a network of incompleted highways that begifi nowhere and ond in the same place. By reason of our defective road building system we have isolated ourvelves from tourist travel. Extimating the vehi- clo Meenses at $3,000,000 per year, this fund would retire the bonds and enable the state to build two high- ways across the state from north to south and two from east to west and to Mount Rainier and along the Olympic peninsula. It conta $25,000 for a proper road bullding equip: ment. Let us so operate our road construction that contractors can bid bn 50 to 200 miles at once and elimi- the risk of going broke. ‘Present road maintenance, be- cause of improper construction, ts $800 per mile In Washington. Under the bonding plan this const would not exceed $100, California statintics show that a saving of 39 per cent is annually made in gasoline because of well built roads.” Hair nets, made of spider web silk, are sold in Paris for $300 apiece faced a stiff) TLE STAR |Will Celebrate for Governor Cox Friday Joined to make the day one of the biggest in Dayton's history, Hvery effort was b made to outdo the hon ming option given Sena: tor Warren G. Harding by the city'w pMiticn! rival—Marion Twelve airplanes from McCook field, near here, will fly over the city during the celebration, A pa rade of 10,000 people will open the demonstration shortly after noon. Factories and business — establiwh ments will declare a half holiday, and labor union heads have prom ined virtually every Dayton worker will march, Former service men will have a prominent part in the parade The governor will review the p rade from a court of honor erected in front of the courthouse, He will be congratulated by Mayor J. M Switzer and will reply with a brief addrens., The city will then show its enthusiasm with the firing of 1,000 | aerial bombs, followed by a display of fireworks at night. The meteor band lof Piqua, Ohio, which led in the demonstrations at San Francisco, and the Rainbow division band will participate. Mayor Switzer, In a proclamation today announcing the celebration, said that “the people of Dayton apd the entire valley should unite, not as Partisans, but as neighbors and friends, in paying tribute to the din jtinguished member of our com- munity on whom such a signal honor has been bestowed,” Cox will continue work on his spegch of acceptance up until the tid of the celebration, ‘COULD NOT USE KNIFE AND FORK, SHE DECLARES | Husband Had to Cut Up Food for Her Before She Got Tanlac, Says Portland Woman. “Tunlac has completely relieved me after suffering the worst kind of stomach trouble and being so abso- lutely crippled up with rheumati«m that I could hardly move, and I fee! so happy about my wonderful recov- ery that I want to tell everybody about it,” was the truly remarkable statement made recently by Mra, M. KB. Hinlop, of 642 Saratoga St, Port- land, Ore. “I don't think anybody ever suf. fered much worse with rheumatiam than I did. It seemed to be all over my body, but the pain in my eboul dem, armas, hands and ankles expe cially was almost unbearable, and 1 went for weeks without hardly get ting a wink of sleep. My arms got so stiff that I couldn't raise them to do my hair and the joints of my fin- gers swelled up and became so pain. ful that I couldn't turn the water on or raise a window, much leas do any of the housework, and my hustand even had to cut up the food on my plate. “I was bothered too with Indjges- tion, always had a dull aching pain in the pit of my stomach, and after every meal would bloat up with gas until I could hardly breathe. 1 lost all desire for food and fell off in weight until I was a mere shadow of what I used to be, and my friends who hadn't seen me for some time hardly knew me. “But the way Tanlac cleared up my troubles was amazing. The very first bottle relieved my stomach trouble and I began to eat better. ‘The pain gradually left my joints and the swelling in my hands went down and before long) I was abie to get around and do my housework again. 1 now sleep well at night, my nerves are steady and I have regained over fifteen pounds of my lost weight After what Tanlac has done for me I simply can't praise it enough andj! think it the most wonderful medi- cine in the world.” Taniac is sold In Seattle by Bartel! Drug Stores under the personal 4i- rection of @ special Tanlac represen- tative. t t t t REAL PAINLESS DENTISTS elt great, fe, introduce our new (wi rongest plate Known, cover: guaranteed re. fave mupreast oratag ae tee ime day) “Examination aad savice trea. 6 oe ee ee eee Se ‘We Stand the morning and get teeth same day. Test of Tima Most of our presen’ early patients, whose work is still patients who have tested our work. you are in the right place. Bring Open Sundays Prom © te 13 fey Working Peopte OHIO CUT-RATE DENTISTS S07 UNSVERSIEY 9D which * the Nghtest pene), tat. Rot the root of the mouth: ‘oft by guaran: jon taken fm the | patronage is recommended by ovr ving good satisfaction. Ask our hen coming to eur offices, be sure ad with you. Ovpectte Fraces-Paterson On PADILLA BAY LANDS Join our auto excursions and see this land. Only $10 per acre, full price. No [| stumps, no stones, level land, virgin he Seattle Retail Grocers’ associa- A New Home trols asthma, and we want you to whether your case is of long it Is present as occasional or chronic asthma, trial of our method. what climate you what your age or occupati opium preparations, amoken,” to show everyone at o that this new method | wheezing, paroxys neglect a single day begin the method at once, money. Do it today. 9told, POPLINS — The Section, on the Upper Main FI will offer for this walé 100 yards of 40inch Silk and ‘Wool Mixed Poplin, in plain shades of Green, Nickel, Taupe, Pium, Band, Champagne, Mais and Silver. For this hour, $1 .00 a yerd.... KINAKI APPAREL— The Women's Teady- to-Wear Section on the Becond Floor has re Guced for a quick clean-up wale 18 Khaki Riding or Hiking Coats in sizes 38 to 44, and 15 Khaki Divided Skirts in regular and extra large sizes. For this cholee sik hour, yard 80. une hour, pair JAPA 400 hour, | Trimmed | Hats— | Special $1.95 Second Floor F* special sales tables an as sortment of 60 Trimmed Summer Hats and Sport the regular stock at excep- Models taken from tional reductions. 10 to 11 ALLOVER EMBROID. BKY—60 yards of 22 inch Allover ery, in asworted eyelet patterns. BLANKETS—10 Cotton heavy For outing or home stripes dresses. yard .. oR a Friday's special sale the Millinery See- tion will feature on two APRONS. Aprons trimmed Embroia Yor this “ up y sin & Size 70x Bian welght For this hour ME: 72 Shirts atyle, During thin each *.. $3.95 NESE CREPE— yards in fancy for house For this in broken line 17% and 18 a 16%, For this hour, choice... 1% Gingham rick rack braid are un usually reduced in this sale for a quick clean The patterns are in large plaid combina- tions, and the sizes in clude medium and large. $1.95 ‘Ss SHIRT S— with soft cuffs, are reduced to clean up 95 = sro Fi riday our Sales No mail, telephone or C. O. D. orders taken on Friday Hour — Sale merchandise, and the right to limit quantities is reserved. 11 to 12 1 to2 BEACH AND SMOCK CLOTHS—200 yards in 34- and 364nch fabrics in Plain Pink, Blue, lavender and Gray, For this hour, 39c & yard... MEN'S SOFT COL- LAKS—120 soft collars, in sizes 14 to 16%. All slightly solled — display. Yor rm. 15c each BRASS EXTENSION RODS—72_ extension Rods with heavy knobs ~ will be placed on sule in the Drapery Section during this 8c hour, each.. with coat Sizes only c Crepe Kimonos : Special Friday at $5.00 Second Floor HE fifty Japanese Cotton Crepe Kimonos taken from our regular stock in the Women's Ready-to-Wear Section and reduced substantially for Friday are in full length style and displayed in two different models embroidered in self and contrasting colors. These sold formerly at $7.75 and $8.95 and are shown in shades of Rose, Pink, Light Blue, Copenhagen Blue and Lavender. Sizes 36 to 44 Silk Remnants Greatly Reduced 2to3 WOMEN'S HOSE—500 pairs of Women’s Cotton Hose, Some seamless, some Plack and White only. White in sizes $% and 9 only. hour, to clean up, a pair CHILDREN'S girls. knit cotton, Uils hour, @ suit.. VOILES—400 yards of Figured patterns and medium and dark 38 inches wide. For this hour, a yard... 2,500 Grocers at Association Picnic About 2,500 Seattle grocers and heir families and friends attended he annual picnic and outing of FREE TO ASTHMA SUFFERERS od That Anyone Cam Une Wh Discomfort or Less of Time. ‘We have a New Method that con- ry Jt at our expense, No matter | 4- or recent development, whether quid send for « free} No matter in live, nm you troubled wit) cially want t parently — ho} i forma of in! fumes, “patent | ete, have failed. We want all difficult and all once. This free offer is too important to | Write now and Send no! Simply mail coupon below. b CG Black in sizes 8% to 10. UNION SUITS—200 nosiceve style Summer Union Suits for boys and Boys’ suits are of muslin; girls’ suits of Sizes 2 to 6 years, Women's Knit Underwear Section. For FREE TRIAL COUPON FRONTIER ASTHMA CO., Room 439-K, Niagara and Hudson sts. Buffalo, N.Y jend free trial of your method to: ° Prostrations occur most frequently with those in a run- down, weakened condi- tion; who are nervously 3to4 SLIP-ON full fashioned in and colors; For this hour, each low neck, Albums with 60 loose hour, each « On wale in the 25c Vofies in assorted colors. 50c For this hour, @ yard ........ tion, held Wednesday afternoon and evening at Renton Junction. Sports and — filled the program. Deer F Plentiful A A In California SACRAMENTO, July 29. have never been as plentiful as this year in the California mountains, George Neale, district superintend- ent of the state fish and game com- mission, declared today. Forest serv- ice patrols report having seen scores of them. The deer season in Districts 2 and 3 opens Sunday morning. VEILS—200 Vella in assorted styles slightly damaged For this KODAK ALBUMS—35 Unen covered Kodak leaves, For ...87¢ GINGHAM—700 yards of 27-inch Dress Ginghams, Plain colors Ught. and dark checks. 25c. Deer | 1920, 4to5 Women’s Gloves 200 pairs of twoclagp — Chamoisette Gloves, in White, Natural, — black this reduced for a quick clean up. Sizes 6%, 6%, 7 7% and 8, but not each size in every — color. Formerly 85e, $1.00 and $1.25. . For cae do 45¢" and The first preduction of eff ing was made in Oil Creek, ; vania, in 1859. s Proposals will be received Bureau_of Supplies and Navy Department. Waaht Cc. until 10 o'clock a. m., Al S’maleriel nend. cori materia! col bbo: imps, to late mica, and u Puget Sound, Wash. A a vee to the hae ee. ard, Puget Sou s Bureau of Supplies rr SAMUEL McGOWAN, General of the Navy. 7-193 i Buy Your Screen — Friday at a Big Saving | Lot 1—Special at $2.19 Stained screen doors with strong frame, covered with black screen wire, sizes 32x80 and 34x82; special. .$2.19 Lot 2—Special at $3.49 These doors are made of select South- ern Pine and are strongly constructed. Some sizes are covered with black screen wire, others are galvanized; SpOCIR) Ob keciessksccces ss ++ $3.49 Lot 3—Special at $4.49 This lot cansists of fancy screen doors made of 11%-inch Southern Pine, cov- ered with galvanized screen wire; MPOUIAL | nos cdaecdebaeeoass $1.25 O’Cedar -$4.49 ——— a ’ Special at 85c You can keep your flo looking bright and attractive by These O’Cedar Mop treated O’Cedar Polish ; special at using an O'Cedar are- the Bat = ‘ Regular Price $3.00 Beautiful Cut Glass Water Set Special at $1.89 Smart Jersey Suits $25.00 $35.00 ‘These suits were made to sell at $45.00 and $49.75, but @ fortunate purchase enables us to offer thirty-two of them at these very special prices. They are in Tuxedo styles in both dark and light solid colors. This beautiful cut glass water | set consists of a neatly shap- ed crystal glass jug and six. thin blown crystal glass tum- | blers, cut in the grape de- sign; special at, set... .$1.89° Ha physically exhaust- will pay you to keep it trim these hot days by soil; none better in the world. Come go with us. You will never regret it if you want to have a home and be inde- pendent in your later life. Daily excur- sions from our office by auto. SPARKS & DYE 514 SECOND AVE | The te Great General Tonic’ liable Druggiste ee § gh tery shor LYKO MEDICINE COMPANY New York Kansas City, Mo. ‘or sale at all druggists. Jways in stock at the Owl Drug Company. Second Avenue at Spring Street 22 (Take Elevator to Third Floor) 12 Third “COR UNINERSITY