The Seattle Star Newspaper, September 2, 1920, Page 2

pe 4 i DAY-SATURDAY SPECIALS— —no C, 0. D. or phone orders; one to a purchaser—these specials will not be deliv- ered; can be easily taken by purchaser. 7 RESCUE HOME. FUND GROWS “Be-a-Brick” Campalgn Is powder box: special — Progressing $1.19 Workers in the “Beabrick; buy. brick” campaign to false $90,000 fo regular price G10 the Pacific Coast Reseue home here, reported today they were receiving satiafactory donations thrueut th city Leon N. Lifebros, campaign man ager, eaid he Wishes to, make known French ivory powder box and hatr Commerce has indorsed “Por 12 years,” he lety has labored tn the state of dressing combs reduced— need is urgent, the cause Is worthy, the home ably administered.” “ James A. Douglas Dies at Age of 73 James A, Douglas, 78, who died) Tuesday at his home, 1806 Federal ave, wan buried this afternoon in Lake View cemetery, Services were held at 3 o'clock this afternoon at the Bonney-Watsen company. Mr, Douglas, who served several terms in the North Dakota legisiat- ure, had lived in Seattle 14 years. He te survived by seven children, Dougias, and C. R,, George 6, James MH. W. T.. B. 8 and Maj, J. ¥. Douglas, all of this city, Thomas FE, Douglas, Seattle, and John Doug- las, of Ireland, prothers, and one sie —wiN get one of these cute Mttle dressed dolis, unbreak- able, dresses assorted colors, regular 1— —French or Pyralin ivory dressing combs in good heavy quality; in either coarse or fine tooth, special Friday-Saturday, @e, MAIN FLOOR, bridge, Ont, also survive him. $2.48 regular price 14.30 No, § or 9 metallic bottom wash boiler; a fustresisting meta!; regular price $4.50; special Friday Saturday, 62.48. Use Crimson Rambler MELOMAR (THATS the modern way of keeping the fruits of summer delicious for a later season. That's the safe way—MELOMAR is insurance against the wasteful process of “candying.” That's the economical way—there’s no of ge 20 ng pe the ——- way—the flavor more ay ling. means—preserv with MELOMAT. aici x Improve baking and making of dainty desserts with MELOMAR— —you'll be surprised For Preserving: Use the same proportions of MELOMAR SYRUP to fruit as you would suger. Get your Crimson Rambler Recipe Cabinet pat 100. ae os ” CONNER & CO. Portland, Ore. se i ma er Five Policemen Win Promotions In @ general order issued late Wed nensday by Chiet of Police William partment were made. Lieut. FE. C, Collier was made captain and Bergt George H. Comstock & lieutenant. Patrolmen Homer Ht. Uniand, Frank Carter and L. l. Norton were made wergeantas. More than 650 species of land inde have been found in Conta Rica. THE SEATTLE STAR expected in atte convention of th LAbrary associat expected, drus, manager LIBRARY MEET BEGINS SESSIO Seattleites Scheduled for! 1%" United fates, epoke at, the Talks at Portland Among the 200 librarians who are nee at the annual Pacific Northweat! which convened in Portland today, are about 16 of the city and school libraries of Be- attic, Representatives from Northwest and British Columbia are The convention will concentrate “Tonight and discussion on the proposed county Ii- Friday— brary systems, Seattle delegates ap- Y pearing on the program are Sarah V. Chan yd Lewin, superintendent of circulation, hances See Beattle public |} ary; Gertrude An ‘s and girls’ book “RTRSY. SEPTEMBER 2, 1996 Publisher of Gulf [91st Division Men | Lumberman Here to Hold Reunion / J. C. Dionne of Houston, Texas Buddies of the Dist division will © editor and publisher of the Gulf| meet in reunion at @ dinner to be Coast Lumberman and leading &U-| 614 geptember 25 at the Masonie thority on lumber market conditions club ‘The dinner will be un im the United States, spoke at the der the auspices of the 91st Division , of wholenale| arsociation, Trench No. 1. Veterans may obtain tickets at the headquar- ters of the various posts, the office of The Grenade or any of the Boldt restaurants. Shippers’ amsoctagion, lumbermen, at the Frederick & Nel- son grillrooma at noon today, He is studying shingle conditions in this section of the country, “ The Hands That Make It Painless the, | | shop, Frederick & Nelson's; Nell A | Unger, Nbrarian, Lincoln high school; Ellen ¥. SHANER & WOLFF CLOTHES SERVICE Those Men and Young Men * Who Desire Something - Different Autumn Suits and Overcoats will find their search for the “differ- ent” and distinctive in clothes fully re- warded by a visit to this store, which offers an especially large selection of fall and winter clothing of high qual- ity material, attractive patterns and fine tailoring. We,are particularly proud of our showing in School Suits for the younger young men. They include a wide range of very snappy models. A new shipment of these suits received yesterday. They are in Blues and ®rowns, Priced at $35, $40 and $45, Our style book, “The Man,” is now ready for distribution. Ask for it. Shaner & Wolff “Clothes That Are Different” 916 Second Avenue Seattle—Two Big Stores—Tacoma YOUR TEETH Please come as early in the morning as possi REGAL DENTAL | _ OFFICES », University of Wash- ington. ries W. Smith, aasoct- ate Ubrarian at the university and president of the ration, will pre- THE X-RAY Tells the True Story of Your Teeth Before having your teeth fixed, the modern, scientific way is to have them photographed, thus eliminating any possibility of guesswork. We have been in business in Seattle for many years, and on our past record and modern, scientific dental methods we ask you to come to us for dental work. Free Examination We will gladly examine your teeth thoroughly and consult with you regarding your dental needs without cost or obligation to you. ; The Boston Dental Co, 1422 Second Avenue Opposite The Bon Marche Disproving An Old Theory ‘Time was when no housewife was considered @ good one unless she ac tually did all her own work—did all the cooking, baking, cleaning, wash- Every day thie modern plant satisfactorily handles the ‘Wash days then were known as “Blue Mondays,” because of the hid- eous drudgery they involved. Wom- en looked forward to them with them of this burden, Tet, strange to say, only a few tage of this blame. They felt that anything that home work invited extrava- ern laundry for help in their clean- ing problems, They have found out that the tiny cost for such help re- turns larger dividend in health and more Time for enjoyment than would be possible if the money were to be spent direct. This modern, hygienic plant counts {t a real pleasure to have helped bring these better conditions about. Supply Laundry ompany, Inc.