The Seattle Star Newspaper, September 9, 1920, Page 2

FRIDAY-SATURDAY SPECIALS— D. or phone orders; one to a purzhaser—these specials will not be delivered; i —no C. 0. can be easily taken by purchaser. nema & relish dish much underpriced — Horsie Toddler finished in white enamel with black. red and brown trimmings; front wheels attached to adjustable head which can be steered; special Friday Satuntay: regular = special Your Credit anniversary. Bishop O'Dea was con: | attle. 00 send Your Dollar by Puget Mill Co., Walker Bidg., Seattie: I inclose One Dollar (money order, ex- press order or cash) as first payment on a lot in Cottage Grove No, 2, under the terms advertised. Selection of lot to be left to your best judgment. days. Star, Sept, 9-20 SINCE 1853 Everybody buys. $1.15 regular price $1.75 lass pickle, relish or marma lade qen in silver-plated holder with allverplated spoon as pie tured; regular price $1.75; special, Friday-Saturday, $1.15, —heary aluminum rice boiler; extra fine finish; seamless dody; inside kettle holds 1% quarts; regular price $3.50; special Friday-Saturday, 91.98. THIRD FLOOR "TACOMA: <. SCROEMPELD & SARS ~_———eeeeeeeee eee eee eee seerated third bishop of Nisqually at Vancouver, Wash. on Sept. §, 1896. The diocese was later changed to Se i) YOU'LL HAVE TO IN THAN GREEN LAKE, Alki or Fauntleroy you through Cottage Grove PUGET MILL CO. West Seattle Office—26th Ave. $. W. and Spokane. Phone Went 199 Main Office—Walker Building. Phone Eltiott 182 SOUTH PARK, ALKI OR FAUNTLEROY, few level blocks from three big car lines, Take the West Seattle, West Seattle office, Autos will take {HE SEATTLE STAR Fights for Fair Assessment Here With @ view towards obtaining a foir ansexament ration for King county, Assessor Frank W. Hull left Reattie for Olympia Thursday to at wend the hearing of the state board of equalization, County commis sioners who wat on the county board of equalisation recently will join Hutt Friday According to the practice of the state board, counties are annensed at | Auditor Wardall urges all voters 10/60 per cent of thelr valuation, ‘The make @ prearranged list before|King county officials are prepared stepping up to a voting machine — Wariall points out the fact that | the ballot is exceedingly long and lin order to expedite voting, each voter should have @ prearranged list before stepping into the polis. Wardall also decigred there will be no splitting of votes in the pri- maries. Kach yoter must specify the ticket to be voted save in the case of judges, who are classed as non- partinan. After the tleket hag been apecified the voting machine will be locked as the coming election is for the purpose of pominating candi dates of political partien, Dally demonstrations of voting URGE VOTERS TO STUDY UP Wardall Warns Them to Make Out List In order to expedite yoting at the coming primary election, County machines are being made in down: town precincts and in the county- city building, Stalk Suitcase and Capture It, B’gosh! Patrolmen K. L. Webb and Clar- ence Failing saw something suapic: | Jour about a man with @ suitcase. Trial Package Just for a #hort time, in order to rove to many more thousands of | on that whatone ts, opertect, tint for ye reaked hair, the ufacturers this really wonder! a preperation will om @ triak ree to 0 te at on itivel: aran- cann: injure the bair in wey, But will quickly transt: A hair in the amas. so that your friends will 0 a growing younger him to the Georgian hote on Fourth, between Pike and Union. The man Their prey saw ‘em coming and |" stealthity sneaked out before they could catch him. But they found bs loaded with six quart bottles con | Por @ taining a colored liquid which the complet coppers sald probably was supponed 8%, ‘1 peck to represent whisky. (Coppin ide. Covi ° rown to Bisek. “tiene gen 7th, a “er te xr | ETROPOLITA “Rad An Wet” Sept. 12 Matiness Wednesday and Saturday GEO. M. COHAN’S Production Absolute Dramatic Triumph “THE ACQUITTAL” A Mystery Drama by RITA WEIMAN A Tense, Holding, Skillfully Written, Expertly Acted Drama ef the Better Sort —— WITH THE FOLLOWING CAST, UNDER THE PERSONAL ¢ SUPERVISION OF MK, COHAN: Harold Vermitye Mildred Beuthwick Chartes L. Douglass dohn FE. Sanders and Others Eves.: 50¢ to $2.00 Sat. Mat.: 50c to $1.50 Popular Wednesday Mat.: Best Seats $1.00 SEATS NOW ON SALE ; O down HURRY y Homes will be going up in every direction in a few Here is your one big chance to get away from the rent collector, Cottage Grove IS CLOSER COWEN PARK, FREMONT, BALLARD, Just a cars and get off at our corner 26th Ave. S. W. and Spokane Street. Our Addition free. LAND DEPT. West Seattle Office . Is Coming to U. S. HONOLULU, T. WH, Sept. o— Viscount K, Kaneko, president of the Japan-Amertean society of Tokyo, ill leave Tokyo soon for the United States to attempt to heal what he dere ® breach in relations be- n his country and America, ae ding to 4 Tokyo dispatch to the with tabulated data of the recent meetings of the county board which will be presented to the state board. A NEWS ANNOUNCEMENT! 5 THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 9, 1970. Nippon Ji Japanese language; SARATOGA §PRINGS, N. Y.Dr, L Newspaper. “) sh 8. Wheeler, of Columbia university, Ho was said to be greatly dieturhea | Teperte the dssovery of te germ of by the ant Japanese agitation in Cal ifornia, SALEM, Ore--Rev, RN. Avison, Vincot of the First Methodist cop unt Kaneko has the repute | nurch, transferred to Bt. Paul M tion of being one of the most influ-| church at Spokane. ential friends of the United states among the Japanese, m LEWISTON, Idaho.—William Dol lar, attache of state insane asylum at Orofino slightly wounded by Wm. Combe, an escaped patient, who wan: dered back to the institution, eyegiannen and spectacles neat to look at, as well te good to look through We make only the genuine ang guarantee every pair, Est. since 1899 On Saturday of this week the Rex Theatre, now under the direction of Jensen and Von Herberg, will ina of showing fore shown “first run” features of ugurate its new policy VOUR TEETH X-RAYED FREE res never be- In Seattie—ail qualicy resenting big stars in Steecasion. sre "anid The first— EUGENE O’BRIEN Open Evenings 1 De. L. BR Clark each morning between the hours of 9 and 10:30, No cost or obligation i] Please ly in '| REGAL DENTAL OFFICES Dr, L, B. Clark, Manager 106 Northwest Look at Your Teeth Roots Thru the X-Ray Then you can see for yourself just what is wrong with them, This can be done for a very nominal cost and you will be surprised at the great satisfaction there is in it for you to know the exact condition of each tooth. Just like having your picture taken for Chrigtmas but lots more beneficial to you. Free Examination We will gladly examine your teeth thor- oughly 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