The Seattle Star Newspaper, August 31, 1920, Page 2

—of lively interest on the second floor, exceeding the events of former years in porn ye ioe cov prices that sake this an occasion NOT TO B e and superiority of assortments, offer several hundred of superior qualities. Splendid patterns. MISSED. And at —come during these, four remaining sale days and see what is here. “YOUR CREDIT IS GOOD!” WELTON VELVET SCATTER RUGS | BELMONT AXMINSTER RUGS 2705h 36x63 $6.35 $8.65 regular price 89— regular price $12— —two or more small rags wil! often be an improve ment on one large one—and a worthy saving, too, Here are some very aitractive patterns for your choosing at reduced prices. WOOL AND FIBER RUGS 6x9 &-3210-6 9x12 $15.25 $17.65 | $19.75 regular price | regular price | regular price sis— ee $5 6x9 $41.75 aa —these have a that fite with fine fernishings regardem of the fact that they are quite inexpensive; they serve equally well for any and perfect. looking west; Size 9x12 $43.50 regular price $65— —@ 9x12 Axminster would be a eplendid offering at any time at $43.50, but today it is nothing short of an event, To tell how we manage it would be & long and interesting tale, But the result is here and that in interesting. MEW AXMINSTER RUGS 8-$210-6 $69.95 regular price 380 9x12 $73.50 regular price 5 ee —the most popular rug of all—every one new, bright Every one especially priced. Come for much better rugs than the prices sug- 20 to select from in this lot BEW RAG RUGS 6x9 * $13.95 —or have im mind; 20 patterns in this lot, WETON VELVET 8x10 $25— 9x12 $31.50 8-3210-6 $155— 9x 12 $165— "TACOMA: £. SCHOENFELD & SONS RINGSIDE NOTES ON Oity council Monday— | ried to the courts and Judge Allen, handed down @ decision that the re-| | fusal of @ Hoense to Japanese be- | cause of their nationality would be of treaty rights, | granted an application for a writ of mandate directing city offi-| cials to ismue the license forthwith. Faced by contempt of court pro ceedings, the Hoonse committee, Mon- day, agreed to recommend the grant- ing of @ Hoense to the Togo Junk pe eee The ordinance appropriating $3,500 to complete the extension of the Ra- venna car line en 30th ave, N. EB. did net come before the counci] Monday Some person, name unknown, af-| fixed the notation, “hold for one! | week." to the ordinance and the/ | measure was withheld from councii- mantic consideration. ‘The proposed legisiation was ve- | toed by Mayor Caldwell on the grounds of its doubtful le«ality, A | by citizens who declared that the ex- | tension would not serve the district Legion, so THE SEATTLE STAR place, committees » proposed ordinance granting | Mont., 14,847; Silver Bow, Mont.)-60,- ex-servite mea reduced fare ea the nruny lines while en route te or from | 313; Teto: Jt-| Increases since 1910 by countien for every pansenger car) Reaverhead, Mont., 800, oF 12.4 per Anna Koriyama, S-yearold Jap. anene girl living at 525 Cherry at wan knocked down and scratched about the face Monday noon by an auto driven by KR. H. Rowe, 1328 Terry ave. The girl wax playing in the street. Rowe took her to the city hospital, Hit by Autos * This Year Vincent Overland, of 1618 Mer. oer st, wae roller skating on the pavement at 18th ave, N. and Mercer st. last night when he was knocked down and bruised, not seriously, by an auto truck driven by J. V. Kenhutsen. Whose Name It Bears SCOTTEELUFF, Neb. Aug. 90.— | Wright-Irion post of the American | vigerows protest had also boom sited far as known, ts the only io of the 9,600 unite of the legion | | | to bury with full military honors the | moat in need of transportation factlt body of the war hero from which the HI iF / the act, as is Edythe Adamy's violin eand painting act. The Four Hors.| Ds Monroe Hurt selections. seen in an act entitled “In Detail.” Coleman has a surprise to offer in hia work, and the singing of Miss Ray is @ feature tn itself. A spectal- ty number is offered by Coleman in are acrobats. Episode three of leys ter. “Who's Who in Seattle” Pictures are somewhat of a dimp- Dointment. All the “Who's Who") | ere . but ‘ oe in| 20. pinned beneath his overturned the audience know what their names are. Labeling the different dignt taries would have removed that dif- fieuity. eee NOTED PIANIST TOPS ."|PALACE HIP SHOW Musie in varying phases and with entertaining embellishments will be Prominent on the new bill which Hip. An outstanding feature of the thow will be the offering of Alfonso | Zelaya, the son of the ex-president Fashion Shows Tomorrow —at 10:30 a. m. —at 2:00 p.m. will reveal the newest, most authentic modes in Suits, Wraps, Gowns, Blouses and Millinery SECOND FLOOR MeDougall-/outhwick Second Avenue at Pike of Nicaragua, Zelaya is @ concert Pianist of note who has been soloist with many celebrated sythphony or- ganizations, He ia now an Ameri- | can citizen, and hin offering is said | to be thoroly American. “Hiram and the Merry Milkmaids” fe the title of a bit of up to date ANNOUNCEMENT BEGINNING WEDNESDAY, SEPT. 1, our celebrated Maplewood Milk and Cream will be priced as follows: PURE MILK ....... CREAM . WHIPPING CREAM Delivered anywhere in Seattle by our — delivery service, comprising 30 truc PLEASE Return AN Empty Rottles —There Is » Serious Bottle Shortage New Sanitary Plant, 515 Westlake N. Phone Ca | comes tomorrow to Loew's Palace! the title of the feature phoptoplay. seeeeeee. Pints 16c; Pints 30c sesesee eee s¥pePints 25c; Pints 80c . A Auto Accident; Dr. D. D. Monroe, with offices in! the Seaboard building, was badly cut | | and bruised, tho not seriously, when | auto at Howell st. and Minor ave.| | Monday night. His machine collided | with another car driven by Peter E.| Nelson of Mt. Vernon. | nnn musical comedy which will be pre! sented by two men and a half dozen pretty girls. | Reo and Halmar are twe splendid | czamples of the benefits of physical | culture art, and they promise some novelties in their routine of feats of strength and balancing, A quaintly charming offering called “Two Live Ones of Yore” is mony singers of old-time songs, who jaleo bring some witty stories and! surprine dances, j | Trene and Douglas Carberry bring | some song numbers of recent vin-| tage. “Anything But the Truth” is Pints 9c; Quarts 15¢ pitol 224 att Hi + Madison, Al “Mt 9:45” It Happens? AT THE WILKES promised by Laing and Green, har-|[r |ON SAVINGS | COMPOUNDED SEMI- ANNUALLY fs the least return received by | SAVINGS LEFT HERE eral returns upon your savings. by return mail. THOMAS 8. LIPPY HENRY R, KING GEORGE R. HANNON consecutive semiannual dividends. You can start saving here now and participate in our next semiannual dividend on January 1, et = | WILL EARN DIVIDENDS FROM SEPTEMBER 1 —— Operated under strict state supervision, with all expenses limited | by law, this association has steadily progressed with constantly increasing assets and offers absolute security combined with lib- You can start saving here by mall—send check or money order for any amount from $1 to $3,000 and receive your savings book DIRECTORS WILLIAM D, COMER MUTUAL SAVINGS & LOAN ASSOCIATION SECOND FLOOR, LEARY BLDG. ———— REMOVAL POSTPONED UNTIL SEPTEMBER 10 Owing to unforeseen delay in securing poaseasion of our new quarters at $15 Second Avenue, removal to our new street floor location has been postponed until September 10, COUNCIL ICENSUS LISTS jf Appropriated $15,000 to defray the cost of special track werk on the mony car line at Second ave, and Pine st, ARE ANNOUNCED)! Massachusetts and Mary-|} land Gain in Numbers WASHINGTON, Aug. 31—The cen-| ff sus bureau today announced the fol- lowing 1920 population resulta: Btate of Maryland—1,449,510; In. crease since 1910, 154,264, or 11.9 per) I oont. State of Masnachusetts—8,951,615, increane since 1910, 485,199, or 14.4) 9 per cent, By counties—RBeaverhead, Mont., 7, 426; Caseade, Mont., 38,836; Fergus, | Mont., 24,444; Flathead, Mont., 21,706; Mont,, 7,485; Missoula, Mont., 24,041; avalli, Mont, 10,098; Roosevelt, Mont, 10,347; Sheridan, |i Mont., 6,870; Jefferson, Mont., 6,203; Liberty, Mont., 2,416. 2,920, 256, or 3.6.- Min Bilver |} Madison, Mont., Troula, Mon’ | Bow, Mont., | | Decreases 1910; Jefferson leounty, Mont, 498, or 7.1 Ravalll, |i .. 1,668, oF 124. Teton, Mont. |i 476, or 98.5. | In India, chaplains are maintained | to minister to British subjects aa in |i | the army and navy. Farmers in the proviness of Al berta, Manitoba and Saskatchewan, Canada, own 25,000 tractors. | in che morning as possi! | REGAL DENTAL OFFICES Dr. L. i. Clark, Manager 166 THIRD AVENUB Gavers in this association for 17 BEFORE SEPTEMBER 5 FRANK W. SHILLESTAD FERGUSON JANSON EDGAR EB. CUSHING TURSDAY, ——— The Hands That Make It Painless oy, Have Your Teeth X-Rayed and See Their Condition for Yourself We have just installed in oar office the very latest Sty tap ef ton mbes motors seaoeed. Sea now one e mos! m eq in the Northwest, 5 When necessary to have dental work done should choose your ddutign just as carefully aa would chonse gonr beaker in © findnsiel Gane On the basis of many years of careful, conscientiOus service to the people of Seattle and vicinity, we invite you to come to this office. Free Examination We will examine your teeth and consult with you ig your ‘eat ee you. The Boston Dental Co, 1422 Second Avenue ; tion to Steak? Probably you do. 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