The Seattle Star Newspaper, August 19, 1920, Page 4

Malay to Tell of ; Prison Escapes Rev, Il. A. Marangoopa, native Ma- lay missionary, will tell the story of hia life, which Includes escape from prison and deliverance from savages, at 8 p.m. Thursday in the gonpel tent at Fourth ave, and Stewart st. Cost Him 24 Cents a Year to Live LONDON, Aug. 19—An old man n to Tell Native Islands recital will be given in iy echool room of the/ who tived in picturesque independ Methodist church at 8p. ™| ence of housing problems has died y by Wherahike Rawel, jas Hichtin, He built a hut on his of Manqa island, Samoa, and j#arden allotment and defied attempts member of the Polynesian | to prove that by living In it he was th league In addition to/ creating a public nuisance. Water Selections, Rawe! will dem-|was drawn from a neighboring the Polynesian art of mak: | stream and he used candles for ght Mats and baskets from the/ing. He paid only 24 cents a year of trees, No admission will | for his plot and lived almost entirely ton his allotment pre Oe. Denmark claims that there ts not a single adult person in her domain who cannot read and write, “Oh, give me coftes, Jim Rold ¢ more of thal Adv, NEW BRISCOE The Leader of Light Weight Cars B yg ptt ds pot aden 4 you can be proud of it. Andon the other hand, there’s no sense in paying too much for 3 aasrimd pale pride, either in first cost or upkeep. ; That’s why the New Briscoe, beautiful as the About the Ten Points of best of them, is your ideal car. It is 99% Briscoe- Brissce Superiariey built in the t Briscoe plants; and it is priced, as it ates hen been, to give you the qrentent for your money. comfort, er, strength, economy —you them all. d you can prove it for at any time. J. M. OSMOND, President and Manager East Pine at Summit aon) “Home Economics” and “Domestic Science” are preserving all the fruit they will be able to use this winter—they can afford to with MELOMAR. Then, too, they know Melomar preserves are safe preserves—there’s no danger of losing a single pint through “‘candying.” | a ety te and all who make a study of “Melomar” is the thrifty sugar substitute in so many ways— —~you’ll be surprised For P i or reserving: Use the same proportions of MELOMAR SYRUP to fruit as you would sugar. iA 4s Get your Crimson and 10 cents, CONNER & CO. Portland, Ore. George Turns _|INGLIS RESIGNS Preserve Economically and Safely with MELYMAR by sending us one Crimson Rambler label Up His Nose at Smith Clan Tis name ts now George Ortin. Ho ta a traveling salesman, @ rest dent of Seattle for 26 years Up to Wednesday he bore one of the most famous names in Amertean history—« name that ts still aa well known as Roosevelt, Rockefeller or Woodrow Wilson, But Wednesday Judge King Dyke man, at his own request, permitted him to change his name His name was Smith! 0. HUNTER, of Cincinnati, + Ohio, who says Tanlac has certainly proven ite worth tn both bis own and his wife's case, He wasn't able to work THE SEATTLE STAR THURSDAY, AUGUST 19, 1928. VETERAN POSTS Clears Way for Senatorial Campaign Col, William M. Inglis, candidate for Mepublican nomination for United States senator, announced to- day his resignation of all offices held by him in veterans’ organizationa, “I have done this,” he #ald, “to be consistent with the spirit of the American Legion policy that no member running for # remunerative public office should hold office in the American Legion.” Col Inglis resigned from the American Legion executive commit toe, the trusteeship of Rainier Post of the American Legion, as the chairman of the conference commit. too of Seattle poste of the American Legion, and aa president of the Vet crans’ Federation of Beattie, COPS WILL NOT GET ‘OVERTIME’ Such Is the Plan of Council Committee Beattie policamen will not receive time off for “overtime” work, if the elty council adopts a recommenda tion made Wednesday by the public safety committee, Under the ordinance passed sev eral years ago policemen are per mitted to add to their annual vaca tion time equal to the days and bours spent in overtime work dur. ing the year, The budget committee of the city council recently made provisions for a day off duty in every eight for the coppers. Several members of the counct) maintain that with a free day in every eight the policemen should be “Last fan T bad the fin and ft left] expected to waive the right to time me in & very weak and run down | for overtime, condition with no appetite at all and @uch & weak stomach that even the smell of cooking made mo sick. was awfully nervous and night after night I couldn't sleep to de any good, I would get up in the mornings tired and worn out and was so short of breath that a half hour's job would Ure me as much as @ Whole day's work used to. In fact, I finally had ber company tn Akron, Ohio. I de cided that anything that was being talked about so much wag at least | worth un honest trial, It worked lke la charm in my case, It helped me right from the start and by the time I had taken my third bottle all of my troubles were gone and I found my- Cincinnatt Abatolr company. Drug Stores under the personal 4i- fection of a special Tanlac represen tative, AA Rambler Recipe Cabinet chanic now in the employ of the|Useia without first securing th The matter will be decided at the councll meet next Monday. LABOR COUNCIL WANTS PARLEY Urges Congress to Prevent War on Russia A proporal to convene @ congress of American labor representatives from central labor councila, to op: pose any war move by President Woodrow Wilson against Ruesia on behalf of Poland, was approved by the Seattle Central Labor Council Wednesday night A special com consent of the people.” A _communtcation peceived from the Detroit Labor council scored the efforts of the Hungarian government to wipe out trades unions, and called | for the ald of all workers in having Hungarian agents deported. Acting on local matters the coun. cit approved a plan to boycott non- union motion picture houses, and ex: prensed iteelf as against the Moore bill for the excluding of jitney ser- vice from down town, DON'T BLAME US IF YOU'RE UNABLE TO SECURE THE SEATS YOU WANT AT THE LAST MINUTE — FOR NOW’S YOUR CHANCE THEY ARE ON SALE NOW FOR CHARLOTTE GREENWOOD ‘ OLIVER MOROSCO’S “LINGER LONGER LETTY” Coming Sunday for All Next Week to the METROPOLITAN "TZ' GR AGHING, CORE TIRED FEET Use “Tiz” for tender, puffed- up, burning, calloused feet and corns, People who are forced to stand on their feet all day know what sore, tender, sweaty, burning feet mean. They use “Tis,” and “Tis” cures their feet right up. It keeps feet in per- fect condition. “Tis” is the only remedy in the world that draws out epitaph. all the poisonous exudations which puff up the feet and cause tender, sore, tired, aching feet. It instantly stops the pain in corns, callouses and bunions. It's simply glorious. Ah! how comfortable your feet feel after using “Tix.” You'll never imp or draw up your face in pain. Your shoes won't tighten and hurt your feet. Get a box of “Tix” now from any druggist. Just think! a whole year's foot comfort for only a few cents. | eceeceseeentinreeremensnasseacanstatit “Let's eat breakfast at Boldt's.”"— Ady. Trying Summer Days Lyko For sale at af druggists. Always Co, SEOOND AVENUE AND UNIVERSITY STREET Friday Special Sales $2.00 Satin Camisoles, $1.00 Hemstitched tailored styles —fecond Floor > gg =llulfmlallellelial lallallallallallellalfmllallellellellel tell —A special purchase of 120 Wash Satin Camisoles. and attractively trimmed lace models. Drapery Remnants One-Half Price A clearance of short lengthe of drapery ma terials, including Cretonne, Curtain Neta, Mar quinetts, Votle, Swins, Madras, Repp, Tapestry and Plain and Figured Sunfast Drapery, at one-half the original prices. ~-Draperies, Fourth Floor 837 Yards High-Grade Silks $3.00 Satin Messaline —$98 yards, tn Old Rose, Gray, Brown, Hunter's Green, Taupe, Myrtle Garnet, Turquoine, Battleship, Olive, Sapphire, Russian, Plum, Sand, Quaker, Dark Old Rose and Pink. 36 inches wide $3.50 Colored Chiffon Taffeta 859 yards, mostly tn Grays, Taupe, Battleship, Silver, Medium Gray, Giasee, Hiue and Green, Green and White, and Biack and Purple 36 foches wise $3.50 Fancy Silks —180 yards Stripes and Plaida %6 inches wide —Silks and Dress Goods, First Floor $1.50 Stationery, 98c | Lambswool Slipper Soles —Box of 48 sheets paper and 48 envelopes. Reduced From 45c to 25¢ Handmade style paper in White, Blue and Pink. 86 paira, Misses’ sizes, 11, 12 and 18, —Art Section, Fourth Floor, $10.00 Black Cowhide Bags, $6.65 —With sewed-on corners. Very strong and good-looking. 500 Pairs Lambskin Boys’ School Boots Gloves, $1.75 a Pair At $3.45 —Women’s two-clasp Lambskin Gloves; —200 bo = Saga in lace and overseam sewn. hite only. All button Welt les and low £9 leather heels. Sizes 2 to 6. —Gioves, Firet Fiecr Second Ficer Blouses $4", $5.95 —Unusually good values in dainty frilly styles for sports costumes and attractive darker models for the new fall suits. Good quality Georgettes in combinations with fine nets, lace embroidery and bead trimmings. —In many styles and colors, and all sizes, 34 to 46. SPECIAL PRICE BASEMENT Clearance Prices on Coats, Suits and Dresses 82 Sport Coats, Reduced to $10.50 —Coata of Polo, Velour, Silvertone, Goldtone and Mixtures, in Tana, Grays and Blues. 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