The Seattle Star Newspaper, September 30, 1920, Page 3

DAY, SEPTEMBER 36, 1920. ambling in Church 'G 0 LU M | Entrance Too Much > RS | CALDWELIA O, Sept. 20-—The eraze for African golf has held full r l Times Friday African golf has held f sway here during the summer, ivories have been galloping up and / down the streets and on the pave ment in front of the court house, but when youths started to use the chureh steps for the game, the au thorities called a halt, And now dice shooting (s banned BANKRUPT NERVES Each of us has a certair of nervous energy, Every c every thought, uses up ‘ of this energy During 4 and sleep the supply ts increased by the blood which gets the needed elements from the air we breathe and the food we eat Your ner energy is like a hank account, If you use it up faster than you add to it, you o drmw your account, Neurasthenia is the name given to-nervyous bar uptey. to recuperate is gone, that it will increase the. supply of needed elements to the wasted nerves and this ts the only way that the nerves can be reached Dr. Williams’ Pink Pills are that expe: up the because to the A Jazz Romance— the eleme Many nervous disorders, so! chronte ones, have yielded to this tonic treatment with Dr. Willlams Pink Pills when other method failed to give relief, They are cer caso of weak and thin blood, Dr. Willams’ Pink Pills may be purchased at your druggist'’s or they will be sent by the Dr. Will Medicine Co. § postpaid, on rece! ts per box. Write for the free booklet, “Diseases of the Nervous System,” which contains a special chapter on neurasthenia, U.S. Army Goods Sale Surplus Government j Supplies | Commercial Merchandise By the McAvoy Company U. B government dress, work and eid natty and nerves _ THE GIRL WiTH ME JAZZ HEART A maid demure as ‘a little gray mouse steps into a Jazz pal- | ace in all its glittering | glory of laughter, joy e x ¢ A te en ‘i opens e throttle an: breaks the record for the.Gay White Way! Boy, Let’s Go! MALOTTE On the | y longings, D, wrapped LEVY HERE TO ©] the cabinet announced tod It means that the power| The blood can be built up so} tainty worthy of a trial in every |% THE SEATTLE STAR “HARD-BOILED” BE 77.18 MILLS! SMITH IS HOME ‘city and County Lower, But hesiarted to ‘Have Been Par- State Levy Up Chink Arrested at Woman's | “dressed in” at the barracks w a number of commandeered hotels | and We Correct Them, Too | fentionally prints aa | makes an unjust SUICIDE FACTORY Two Men Shoot Wives, Then Suicide, Within 4 Months MARTINS FERRY, 0., Sept. 20.— Home of Mra. © Kozolko here in| in the | KROWN as the of suicides. charged | Within © pe ff four months, two husbands, a shooting their Wives, committed suicide. Julius Glowskl, 39, shot and nert- | ously wounded his wife, who had just | returned here from Chicagoo. } Whenever an t we will be correct it, and we will thank the etends whe call it to our attention, It was Mrs, Sarah Realer, not Mra Sarah Wheeler, who had C. B. An derson arrest on a charge of at tempted bribery of a wit case of € ent La Borde, with third degree assault. Next to the kindly act is the ap- preciation thereof. “Bayer Tablets of Aspirin” wan visiting o from whom she | for over twenty years. her out, Mrs ur months ago %, who then ln The smallest known species of hog | te are the plamy swine of Australia,| “Rayer packages.” [being no larger than a good djmark ayer house rat aceticacidenter of Salicylienc husband, committed mulcida, 8t . Toothache, Earache, Ni conta. Correct Apparet for Women ° redverd ‘prices. prompt attention. all goods refunded. pauling 9x1 all the people. 620 THIRD AVE. NEAR CHERRY Phone Elliott 5567 Friday Dolla in sale are PHENOMENAL values. metre sdanedey, “ ‘Buy * Several” atPerreee Trimmed Hats Children’s Hats Banded Hats Untrimmed Hats Trimmings 2 for $1 Basement Department _ _ We've scoured the markets for desirable hats for this event—for an event it is. For weeks we have been obliged to postpone our Dollar Sales because of our ina- to buy the quality of hats that we desired to sell for One Dollar. thanks to the Criterion’s tremendous buying power. Dollar Hats If you have a friend suffeting with eczema or other itching, burning eruption, what greater kindness could you do him than to say? nee tyou try Resinol ? have experimented vy a apt et treatmenta, bat | believe Resinol Is diferent. It does not claim to be a ‘cure-all’ —simply a soothing, healing ointment, free from all harsh drugs, that physicians prescribe widely in just such cases as yours, Deo get a jar today!" Resinct Ckwtment la anki by all drogetets, r Sale We've . $29.75 $25.00 Smartness and Snug Warmth Characterize These COATS —AT— $25°"" and *29:”° OFT all-wool materials in navy, brown and tan developed in charming autumn silhouettes comprise this strong offering. Generous muffler type collars of self material,and novel pockets, belt and button trimmings will prove interesting style features. The illustration was sketched from this showing. The $29.75 model is half fancy lined; the $25.00 coat has {ull fancy lining. Second Avenue at Spring Street (Take Elevator to Third Floor) WOMAN AND TWO CHINAMEN HELD Costs Him Just $25 | All war measures sible witl| other prisoners we transferred) Arter admitting that the cider jbo F ed then; announe here at the time Fort Jay, N. Y~|deank had “an awful kick” but and war mii will be re- | where mith was serving an 18] i. that he was drunk, 8 duced. The latter will re ntence, was abandoned. |g a Woodinville farmer, was | Name “Bayer” on Genuine She genuine Aspirin proved safe by mil. the Kozelko house | tions and prescribed by physicians Accept only! ken “Bayer package” which oper directions to relieve | heumatiam, Cold and Pain. tin boxes of 12 tablets cost Druggists also sell larger Aspirin is trade Manufacture Mono-| doned by Wilson House, Is Charge vue THO Seattle tax levy for 1920 Will peAVENWORTH, Kas, Sept. 30,| One white woman and two China i tion of $20 S| Hard Boiled” Prank HL. Smith, | men were held in city jail Thursday, | a levy of 7 , | notorious prison master in an A. E.| charged by Lieut. G. V. Hasselblad valuation of |. petvon camp in France, and to-| ang Patrolman P, H, Knapp with dis- | a This te the estimate. of County | day rumor n pardoned |r Gerty conduct and poaseasion of Coon ie cy ~ hd Both county and city levies have | “heme” enville, ¢ narcotios, $ creased, but the state levy has|# far nworth prison off John Ching, 30, and Lee Yen, 67 | increased, clala were | h brea ea ad re turne | WHIPPI® | srg, Clarence Cruse, in whe adjutant of the disciplinary bar-| . i te * Italy to Deslave racks here, did not know whether| At 1207 Olive st, Lee was arrested, In Oil Smith ‘was Htill under obligation | 8ceHsed of disorderly conduct, | War at An End (3) vpcrt’ to) innitary, authorities ° : Heaters ROME, Sept. 30.—Italy will de-|once a month, He did state, how Cider With Kick |clare war at an end October 31,/ever, that Smith had not been he de M ding to the information|, . i dan $ ‘ " to thelr owners, | here, Smith was courtmartialed and | gt ab gatas Bye, be easily carried from | eet nena, ware ii Wednesday on 0 charge of one room to another; y while a leutenan in oe army. | rf ; j | He was last reported to be living feckless, driving, | George A. Jobo | special, each ...$4.98 ,., ES ic fat fennel ms es eb Ohio | said hin car hit theirs on the Pa Coal 58c Fire $3 98 | § eee eee cific e highway May 30 er a beats nn Hods.. * oie Screens © prin Sama HOUSE IS CALLED! ASPIRIN Medium size blac = Two styles, 30x30 [> japanned Coal Hods, with strong and _ se- curely riveted handles. Special tomorrow at, CACN camaeneenae -58C ee 3 8c Cone-shaped Gas Toasters with copper element. Toast four pieces of bread at one time; special, ea. .38 ew ished with wide hems, BED SHEETS, made of with center seam, size 81x90 inches, each.... Are HUCK TOWELS, size 17 by 35 inches, finished without dressing; priced at the $2.75 dozen s+ COMFORTS in full bed Fenn 4 stitched and ach t-- DODO TABLE DAMASK in as- sorted patterns, highly mercerized, 58 inches wide,’ the 75¢c yard . -eoceree Satisfactory Terms Always THE GROTE=RANKIN GO) HOUSEWIVES CAN SAVE ON BEDDING and LINENS PILLOW CASES of bleached muslin, size 42x86 inches, and fin- 100 Dozen Huck Towels of a Desirable Household Size ‘BED SPREADS FIFTY CROCHET BED SPREADS IN ASSORTED PATTERNS, EACH...... ONE TABLE OF -CRETON NES Are Reduced to 45c the Yard Among them are attractive patterns for overdrapes, chair coverings and cushions+-Cretonnes that will utterly change your rooms, making them more cheerful and home-like. We have assembled them on gep- arate tables in the Drapery Section where selections can be made com- fortably and satisfactorily. \OTTO F. KEGEL, President, $ 4:98 Large size Oil Heat- ers, black enameled and equipped with wire bail so they can and 30x36 inches, are reduced for /"riday’s selling; made fof heavy black wire with brass trimmings; special at, each ...m060 Oval Roasters Large size all-steel’ self - basting Roaster, extra special, each. Po cmcecaccicoes = bike Brooms . 58c One med only are on sale Friday. They are made of en broom corn with ‘our rows of stitching; special, each......58c oon ¥ Stage. Pistied Blankets of wood @oy TES | ix ets of weight, pair emeceooe $7. 75. CAMBRIC MUSLIN of a fine, soft fin- ish, 86 inches wide, 35 the yard ssecce+- 29c white muslin $1.65 each Offered at $1.65 the Dozen TURKISH TOWELS— BATH TOWELS, made of Bleached and of a con- honeycomb _ toweling, venient size, size 20x38 0c. NAPKINS, size. 21x21~ inches, of better qual- ity and mercerized; otto $3.75 the dozen DRESSER SCARFS, size - hey es ae Be med an dhs 6 | c useful, each s.es-ee- 25c TABLE CLOTHS, round and 64 inches in diam- eter, with. scalloped cath’ wee DLO each sees TABLE CLOTHS, 58x72 inches, made of good quality oil colored sil $2.75 each wees inches, each.. $3.00 Second Floor, Drapery Section \Woman Injured as She Battles Hogs HUNTINGTON, opt. 30.— Mrs. John H, Trout fe of a farm: } er living near here, had to fight for her life when she was attacked by | | Five of the animals attacked Her cloth | hogs, her, knocking her down. ing was torn, she suffered many | bruises and was bittep in several Steal Hog, Dress It on Premises! ‘ahre thinks, essed the an the Umit in nei They slaughtered ar imals on the premises! ST. PA Sept, 30-—Thi a hog from the | of Gc a e, afar | | North st. Paul, then displayed | Women of South St. Paul, Minn, claim the distinction of being the first to vote under the provisions of th amendment. Finds 179 Languages Are Spoken in India BOMBAY, India, Sept. 30.—One hundred and sev y langus and 544 dialects ha and classified in a Kill That Cold he ails CASCARA QUININE Colds, Coughs GAO” La Grippe Neglected Colds are Dangerous th |Huge Silver Nugget Is. Found in Ontario L, Can., Sent. 30 of silver ore has been sent from Elk lake to the Royal museum at Toronto. It consists of a slab | pure silver, One | “% feet wide and about one fourth | ‘Take no chances, Keep this standard remedy handy for the first sneeze, | Breaks up a cold in 24 hours — Relieves Grippe in 3 days—Excellent for Headache Quinine in this form does not affect the head—Cascara is best Tonle | Laxative—No Opiate in Hill's, i ALL DRUGGISTS SELL IT