The Seattle Star Newspaper, August 10, 1920, Page 5

; TUESDAY, AUGUST 16, 1920. Wire Briefs JOLLET, [Hire at state peniten Uary destroys one butlding and dam- ages another with $20,000 tons, BALTIMOR®, Md4.—Gen. Richard ville Bowerman, 90, said to be old- ranking retired ofMfecer of Union army, dead, RELLINGHAM.—Your of the five shingte mills at Blaine forced to close because of lack of rail transportation, while at same time it i# alleged that 15 to 20 cars of Canadian forest prod. ucts are passing thru Blaine into the United States daily over Great North. ern. DAWSON.—Tire sweeping along banks of Pelly river for 160 miles do- stroys millians of feet of timber, ABERDEEN.—Paving of Otympto hig! if Bima in pro ope o oho] CONVENIENT AND COMFORTABLE This sulky has reclining back and is fitted with easy but strong springs under seat; also y rubber tires; has broad, roomy foot rest— of which makes it more comfortable for child. Frame and seat and back finished black. 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The first rally of the Enumclaw | fromboise, secretary-treasurer, and) is very cheap, and a few ounces is Republican club, organized last week,|E. R. Olson and F. C. Crimp, trus-| enough to last everyone in the fam.|her mind. Now Baby Margareh it back with her foster, ly for mont father, James Sweetman, in be held Friday night, August 20,' tees. Baby Margaret will not be sold for $250, or any other non is president of the club, J. R.| you can got Mulsified cocoanut ol!amount. Her mother, Mrs. Catherine Nult : advertised the! Club to Hold Rally jsmicn. vicepresisent: Guy N. ta:| shampoo at mont any drug store. I tot “For Sale for $250,” but when offere came, she changed | TLE STAR Se ew York, Fill Every Jar ourFavoriteFruits NO SUGAR REQUIRED ON’T let the short seasons of your favorite fruits pass by without preserving all you can use during the winter. Sugar shortages and. sugar prices need not concern you —there’s plenty of Crimson Rambler MELOMAR for all preserving requirements. MELOMAR brings out a keener flavor—is economical, and MELOMAR pre- serves are SAFE preserves—they can’t “candy.” Use the same proportions of MELOMAR syrup to fruit as you would sugar, Plan on a few quarts more than usual of MELOMAR preserves —they’ll be needed— —you'll be surprised! RIMSON RAMBLER " MELOMAR ea SYRUP “MUNY” LINE TO. STADIUM, PLAN i\Preliminary Survey Being) Made for Varsity Field » Agents of the Seattle municipal railway have taken a cere: | jouer of transportation extensions to reach the new University stadium. It was announced that the work | Would be exceedingly difficult be. | j cause of the billy character of the/ jland approaching the stadium A} |rightof.way must be secured, which is Hable to cause some trouble, as the tracks of the Northern Pacific | railway lie close to the stadium, and | jit Is expected that the line will not be completed before January 1, 1921. i] | 30 ROWS OF SEAT FORMS UP ‘Work on the stadium fs progress. ing at a rmpid rate. As a result of jj | the work of the last two weeka, tife excavation is losing the form of a | nee cavity and ts assuming the lines of a stadium. Thirty rows of seat jforms line the northern side of the | structure, Around the stadium a tunnel ts [being dug in which the tiled drain- wall will be built. The wall will ex | tend from the level of the playfield to the earth jevel. This will pre- \vent the undermining of the earth |forms of the seats. The draining of the playfield will consist of a gravel | bed two feet below the surface in | which absorbent tile is embedded. A | field which will dry quickly is as- | sured by this method of drainage, TWO TUNNELS FOR | PLAYERS’ ENTRANCE | Two tunnels which will serve ax |players’ entrances are being dug | from the outer edge of the playfield to the outside entrance of the! |stadium. A trench will also be built | ‘around the field to enable the play: | ers to remain hidden from view until | they emerge upon the field. Patrons of this stadium wil! not | suffer the usual backaches so com: mon in other stadiums, for wooden seats with back rest ate to be in | stalled. These will rest on the con- jerete forms and thelr placement will Jentail a large amount of work. The distance from the playfield to the i | farthermost seat will be about 180 | feet, which is very close compared | to other stadiums. |Six Tons of New OLYMPIA, Apg. 10.—A corps of | | 80 workers are busy mailing six tons of pamphlets containing copies of the Carlyon road bill, the soldiers’ bonus bill and the constitutional | amendment, relating to certain sal- jaried officers, which the people will | vote upon at the general election No- | vember 2. The postage and labor, | without comsidering the cost of pa per, will total $6,000, ' 54-INCH WOOLENS, REDUCED TO $5.00 Upper Main Floor HE WOOLEN GOODS SECTION has assembled from our own shelves and reduced on account of being broken lines 150 yards of Woolen Fabrics which sold formerly at $6.50 and $8.50. The gathering includes 54-inch Cam- el’s Hair Coating, in tan only; 54-inch All-Wool English Mixed Coatings; 54-inch Cream with Black and Navy Checks; 54-inch Dark Mixed Velours; 54-inch Silver- tone for Coats or Suits; 54-inch Blaok and White Block Checks; 54-inch Plaid Skirting and 54-inch Velour Checks. - While they last, a yard............$5.00 7 ’ 9 $. rn Women’s Overalls— 4 Women’s Overall Suits— 1 . A Special $1.65 ; Special $2.35 Main Floor Main Ft HE MEN'S SECTION has reduced for @ quick ? clean-up sale over 100 pairs of Bib Front HESE SUITS are made with detachable waist OCeralla in bloomer effect with pockets, and lap and drop seat of the same material as the at ankle. Sizes 24 to 36, in plain light blue overalis and are also on sale in the Men's Section. | and «striped patterns. Formerly $2.75. Reduced Sizes 34 to 46, in plain light and dark blue and to, a pair $1.65 | stripes. Formerly $3.75. Reduced to, a suit $2.35 | TUB SKIRTS—REDUCED TO .~ $6.95, $8.95 AND $9.95 ABOUT 50 Wash Skirts of the better grade, compris- ing the remainder of our summer stocks, are re- duced for a final clean-up. The assortment includes — Plain White Tricotine, Wash Satin and Pique; also Plgin White, Pink, Blue and Striped Linen, in two- | piece style, with patch and novelty pockets and separ- | ate belts., The groups are arranged as follows: $19.50 Skirts Reduced to. .............2...$9.95 $12.50 and $15.00 Skirts Reduced to .......$8.95 $7.95 and $10.00 Skirts Reduced to .......$6.95 MARABOU “‘iic"" SPECIAL, $19.65 HE WOMEN’S NECKWEAR SECTION has taken from the regular stock and reduced for a stock readjustment sale 16 Marabou Capes and Stoles in assorted styles. The variety includes Black, Natural and Taupe color, but not each color in every style. They sold formerly at $25.00, $28.00, $30.00, $32.00, $35.00, $42.50 and $45.00. Choice Wednesday at ....... seseeesececs 819.65 Business Show Outlook Is Fine With Seattle's first business show 40 days away, more than 70 per cent of the space of the Arena has al ready been engaged by local merch- ants. Business men predict the show will be a great success, sie Is Chosen e Chairman L. C. Jesseph, of Spokane, has formally accepted the office of vice chairman of the republican state cen- tral committees, to succeed Arthur W. Davis, resigned. Jesseph will take up hig duties at once. Carlyon Addresses Women’s G.O.P. Club State Senator P. H. Carlyon was the principal speaker Monday before the Women's King Céunty Republi- can club meeting at Meves’ cafeteria, He explained the Carlyon bil, Capt. W. J. Coyle delivered a short talk in which he gave his reasons for desiring the post of lieutenant governor. 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