The Seattle Star Newspaper, July 30, 1920, Page 5

pecial for One to a Liberal Credit Ex' “WHERE nee wee eae MEETS FIFTH” 1a ojofopojojoyo} LAE canicoa in a mititant ctud, loyalty THE at kB | STAR a (gil GOES INTO He Works His Way to Top = f) cut; has six cups a] nt qual, with one- $1.95 a er. inded cus’ Loses Her Pin With 62 Diamonds inum bar pin, set with 62 dia Valued at $1,000, was reported | » by Peexy Allen, on Sixth | Sixth ave., Thursday. Na i RCW & and sale both days Piano Ca, 1519 Third Ave. No Extra Charge Say Drug Vendors Are Profiteering| SPOK. . July 30.- dors, arrested here in a | ref on the State Messenger office, re profiteering in cocaine capsules, according to the police. Dollar cap- {sales of morphine and cocaine, tak en by the police, had been diluted! 5-6) flour and talcum powder. oT | le rates, Five alleged | | FOOD BUSINESS Berkeley Puts ts Skids Under Old H. C. of L BERKELEY, Cal, July 30.—Throe Rartletts, no relation, are putting the skids under the middieman and sub sututing tn his place thelr city, By an initial appropriation of $2,- 600 by the elty council, urged by usewiven’ league, fath+ Dy Cou iiman Carl Bartlett, supported by Mayor Louls Mart. . the munielpality has actively |gone into the business of distribut- inw food to its 56,000 inhabitants, Fresh fruit, potatoes, olives and other products are to be bought di- rectly from the farmers by Council. man Rartlett, out of this revolving fund, The produce will be stored in the city hall, and then delivered on phone orders to the housewives of) the clty at cost plus the price of delivery, By another coincidence the first consignment of fruit will be a car load of Bartlett pears to be delivered rkeley women for canning pur ‘We will try to buy fruit contatn- | Ing plenty of sugar so that the wom: len i} not have to can with sugar at Ite present high price,” aid Coun climan Bartlett. “Our first consign- ment will be pears in the latter part of August. on will come water melons, then ‘sacked potatoes, then olives, and so forth." |" Mrs. Bartlett is the active selling agent. She heads 1,000 women or- anything to cut down the excessive cost of food. With this organization as a nucle e city of Berkeley expects to do a thriving | 4 business in the next few | montha. Wire Briefs HAVANA.--A bomb, placed in the wingow of St. Filipe’s church, ex+ | pigfled during the services and re- | pflted In the death of one woman, who died from fright. | CALDWELL, Idaho--Erwin Wy- att, 24, a mnch hand, struck by lightning and killed while returning from work. | MILWAUKEE. — Mra. Catherine one of the survivors of dead. | SPOKANE.— Mayor Charles A. Fleming being boomed for demo leratic nomination for congress from | Fifth Washington district. | WINNIPEG.—W. A. Carson, pro- |prietor of a billiard partor, killed, and three firemen tajured in fre on | Carson's premises. BELLINGHAM. — Bones of small child uncovered by sewer diggers. ‘ | ready to a | | the Office gs * * & * * ” Chinese Splendor + Has City’s Highest Jok A, F. Jackson “Temperature today, 90 degrees. Recorded at the government Second ave, and Yesler way,’ Item, For more than 20 years the corner | of Second and Yesier has been an ob servation post highly regarded by | it bears the | weather sharps. Also, reputation of being one of the warm ent street corners In Seattle. But the gentleman pictured here works At this street corner the year round, and he declares that he has | lyet to suffer inconvenience from the | heat. His office, he says, ix the cook ext and best ventilated in the city. A F. Jackson ts the officer in charge of the tower at the top of the Ih C. Smith building, the tallest structure weet of the Mississippt When other folks are sweltering In the heat of ¢ ta below, Jack- ason’s low sh We offer extraordinary | values Ladies’ Low Shoes arrang These are Laird, Pumps in white, blue brown and black c 2 2 T § hand-turne and black 72 16 14)- 416 9 ii)" 25) 4 3 Hand-turned, Louis neol, 0 era na Tonge: Pu eyelet Ties in white kid a calfskin and patents, In only a few models are sizes complete, but the size schedules show a wie range of styles is avail: size. Sales are to be considered final at these prices. Second Ave. and Madison St. Store Only reigncloth; No refunds on cash or charge sales, in — groups: 451 +) Pairs ms ® aa | d, Louis heel 00ze; patents, - “3 “3 5 —3t 5 s 31 ij 1 3 le in every son can cock his feet up on his desk, gaze down blow acrons No non, Fang: tO BU nor will it Heamato: tonic for the blood, nerves. pends upon should also the after- Grippe, | be found storing n no equal from wea Heamat of Pimp! blemishes complexion fretting humanity, frenhing breezes of the 400-foot level patient dition, work reconstruct aking you will nd th, @ bright, y ite tion: mn, and lakes and and let the re on bills his brow, | HE CAN SKE FOR MILES AKOUND steamship mogul or lumber baron has a finer office than Jack Commanding an unobstructed | the the east “the . mountain pd west and mye UILD. UP T D .{dreda of semt-porcelain disks form easily as- test tonic and have. Added to Bients to promote ny forms of iron, © teeth. safe and effective pd and nerves. It no injurious preparation of Nux bination with other beBients which makes it" edicine for enriching eby building wp the , Heamatone in cases of RVOUS DEBIL. origin. es are broken down orry, disease and in-| any illness such as The Rhodes Co. | WOMEN’S BATHIN NG SUITS | _ HE Women’s Bathing Suit Segtion, on the Upper Main Floor, will plage on sale for Saturday 84 Knit Cotton Bathing Suits, in Plain Black, trimmed with cog/rasting stripes. Sizes 34 to 44, which sold §Ormerly at $3.76. Special Saturday, § Suit, $1.95 MEN’S COTTON SOCKS IS¥ACTORY Halt we for men will b ‘s displays in the MM apA. Gray A Pair, 350, of 3 Pairs for $1.00 SHORT SPoBf COATS $19/00 is Second Floor Special Saturday Trimmed Hats Until Noon at... Special $10 Second Floor ‘ UST for a Saturgfy morning le the Garmenf Section has from the ular stock 43 igled of Silvertone ng; also of Wool ored and, tuxedo Its of galf ent cludes n, Rgfe, Tan, Bh Nixtyfes. Sizes ot size in eve ule Millinery Section for & stock readjustment sale has assembled from our stock of $16.00, $17.50, $19.60, $22.50 and $25.00 models fifty Hate in summer styles of fine straws —_ ken rt Coats d an& Velour Coa Jerséy, in tg les\ with’ The I regulor § 0, and transparent hair t ort Choice Saturday at $10.00, wn, eather 44,.“qut or cgig style Children’s Silk Coats Half Price nk White T $3.50 Second Floor Skirtg KAT and attractive twofflece style mode @ith patch pock, and wide of splendid Cottgf Gaberdine, | Pique and Novelty Chegf weaves. The j assortment displays ist measures from 26 w 32 inches #Mith the noticeable character of unu value. | | belta, [AOR a quick clean up # hildren’s Section h collectag from regular st 40 Silk Qgats, in sizes 1 to 14 yea, and in ed colors& These formerly at $3.50, | $27.50, $32.50 $37.50, $42.50 | , Choice Saturday Price, Kogaks, Films mile of green, wunlit water, the office is embellished with band learved teak wood, inset with hun- rep- resenting historic tablets from re- nowned Chinese temples. It ty called the Chinese room, and 200 Restaurant “ute ee ith st., wife of Ernest L. Men in Association] sistant’ turer tor Scare Two hundred restaurant men from | Co. died suddenly at her h 1 parts of the state are members to-|terday. Mrs. Foster had been ay of the first Washington Cater-| dent of Seattle for 10 0.000 to dec |°T" association, The association | Was 4 member of the Ladies’ tt cost & mare trifle of $90,000 0 dee-|viected Gearge Ford, seattle, presi | HUD. aatiaseete aye ten the | ent: Gilbert L. Ridean, Seattle, vice horde ef visitors who inspect the| resident: =H. J. Welser, Everett, treasurer, and Paul J. Jensen, Seat- tower. wer. Ue, secretary, concluding a two days’ People trom all over the world Son vention ai the Pree hotel come up here," he says. “I meet folks every day from every spot on| WATER JT-OFF NOTICE— the globe, from Sidm to Jersey City. | Water will be shut off on Dexter ave An amazing number of them afe/from Wheeler st. to Newell st. Sat. | honeymoon couples.” urday, July 31, from 8 a m. to noon. | HAVE CLIMBED be - ER THAN HE If urged sufficiently, Jackson will tranalate the numberless Chinese ide ograms on the walls and ceiling of the Chinese room, Most of the bier oglyphics celebrate the friendly rela- tions existing between the Land of | the Dragon and the Great American Desert—to wit, these United States. | It cost jist $1,550,000 to ace | : Jackson's office 407 feet above the of Second ave, Under him are 32,650 tons of cement and ed by 1,276 concrete piles driven two stories under ground. | Jackson is undoubtedly the high eat official in the city Few, if any, in Seattle v ed hig! n h and U in an air NEW IRK.—-Sp r fire | stops traffic across Williamsburg bridge. Railroad rails and iron work | twisted and bent by fl | QUART SIZE SURE SEAL FRUIT i $1.29 Dozen Regular Price $1.69 Buyyyour Fruit Jars Saturday at a big recommend the Sure Seal Fruit Jars—t! wide Mouth with the glass tops. Special, oz... .$) PAROWAX—SPECIAL AT 17c PACKAGE | ee ee Fever, Malaria or ving the blood in a n, Heamatone will | ble remedy for re-} and vitality. It quickly, is easily! ill not upset the mach, It can be ‘ater or milk mused by a skin, Heamaton If your children | ploodiess, and do ‘own for their| em Heamaton a weak, ner patone will be a charm, It Kkly and builds in, and acts as © tonic. one for a the return B will,become He 1k Hea your e good, you invigorate! constituti hastening t Blac kheads nd makes a cleal Made by. the Joyner Spokane, and sold by good everywhere, or sent postpaid ceipt of price. $1.00 and $2.00 Bottles JOYNER DRUG Jap Rose is toilet soap; it cleanses instant! cakes for... an excellent lathers and Special, 3 eer wears li orning between 9 during tomorrow F shaving se razors. the shape ightest pain; have had of wholly with pn’t neglect y. We'll ax: they need derfully keen Special .... Dental Offices DR. 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