The Seattle Star Newspaper, March 2, 1921, Page 5

THE SEATTLE STAR PAGE 5 sua T [___ABOUT THIS TIME 0’ YEAR —_| TIME O’ YEAR Mahogany : 3 The Rhodes Co. Floor m | in 2, 7 | a hay — 9 TO 5:3 New arrivals of & Mahogany Floor & $ \ RAN A Final Cleanup Sale of Gossard Lamps and a select , j \\s + * 5 aly few in the poly- | re ‘ng \" 32 Winter Suits at $14.95 Front-Lace new fashions in - yr Suit, size 34, agen aes Corsets she 7 e formerly. fail es ho ‘ Suit, size formerly. .$ A special purchase of if price induce- ff ) Suit, formerly Hac 961 high grade, perfect ment has any at- é Spit, af Relies fitting silk and brocaded traction for you — Suits, size 34 FMerly «FOO. bias coutil and plain pink Cor- prices never so low as at present. Lamp 5} Suits, size 16, form stand and shade 3} Suits, size 84, formerly TE 14 95 groups at $1.95, $2.95, $3.95, complete at $27.50, y { Suit, s 38, formerly. f . $1.95, $2.95, $3. $29.50, $31.50, ‘ ; Suit, size 40, formerly J $4.95 and $6.95 Suit, size 4814, formerly y ? ? ; . Y, 4 1 Suit, size 40, formerly. .$6 to sets offer an unusual Suits, size 86, formerly. value in 5 specially priced "aan and Upper Main Floor 5.00. LIBERAL CREDIT EXTENDED GRUNEAUN S PUK . IKE MEETS FIFTH $7.50 Georgette, trimmed with SER TT TOT SAS : zi\\ y ) 22-ine Linen Napkins, z lace, embroidery and tucks. Catarthal Deafness | § , gaan igeles "Soe0 Sizes 36 to 44 in white, and Head Noises What Congress 2 ; merly $10.00, reduced 4, \ 7 exceptional value at L inen “Cloths, for- ’ flesh, bisque and gray. An to .$7.50 Pax awa: sta |[s Doing Toda ae I], axa “Linen “Giothin Tore YN, (a ina maa = | Senate Bill to Regulate Racing | 0°".2.0.5"s50 Seer = ita = Gene | Semseeeren| Would EndCrooked Bookmaking| New cotton Fabries for Spring _New Novelty mperaianarestin OLYMPIA, March 2 senate |chines, or it may refuse to authorize ferent. The public bets with itself * * bill No i; am ie he oe horse them ii pales Pte (etn edge : 4 at the New Prices Baronet Satin “ 4 wn er placed nder state ] ‘ hus, o e ornes * gunce of Parmint (Doub racing will be placed under at Thus, if there are three horses in Upper Mata Flower Uppat tai kar E of hot ot ¢ regulation in Washington. ‘The bili!) 4 " i the race, A, Band C, and $1.0 mh . ae euga: v Bo > emma aeocar emma cde: ¢ Dari-mutuel machines &Feiii: on a, §2,000 is bet on B, anc 27-inch Ginghams,:s a yard. : 2 Se and 35¢ HE sstriking self-col- used in Kentucky, They provide the Poggi gP gae inch rd. 5 Se and 85e ored patterns in which $3,000 bet on C, en total bet by the public of $6,000. If| 30-inch sre) in 25 Spring shades, a de . 35 these new Baronet Sat-™ RR a ; |New Primary Law ltracks, including those at state and | cna ene riee ree ane jeookmaking” the horse named A wins, that part 80-inch Plisse Crepes in assorted colors, a yard.. ins are displayed make should grad inder Passed by Senate: county fairs. Bach race track asso- | the odds and to collect all the money |Of the public which bet on him wins| 36-inch Percales in assorted patie, a » yard. 2 s them particularly desir- a fe eatment.! OLYMPIA, March 2.—Providing|°!@U0D must apply to this commis: bet, leas a light commission for the | the money bet on the other hornes, | 38-inch Voiles, a yard. 0 it able for separate skirts See mocus arc ak Gauy Serie a WAU hs | one en Serene = Stetnst rans, /eepenp “kad eailntenance ot “tha cr 96.000, satbing te Sade YO 10) B5e, 40e, 50 $i. of character for immedi- bd memati Ak tah Mada ted leneca core vane Conde’ ok Gay, tan. |” Hasstetore, and as easnnas Ke Scifi po pend Pataca Hof inch Imported Swiss Ongsndies, all colors, yd. $1. ate Spring wear. They bid ;| tering, and shall only be permitted| The law provides that there shall county and state fairs, the book. /In short, the public at sialon he 30-inch rpentine Crepe in assorted patterns yd 3 are 40 inches wide, and * that nearly ninety pet cent of al i | to vote ot primaries according to this |>* BO Sen per soa This will do makers fixed the odds, and usually |termines the odds, and the “crooked 86-inch English Suiting, in assorted stripes, yd. 50 shew n in pink, turquoise there must, therefore, be starrh 8nd | declaration of political faith, the Who brought se neeainsy aghlpmimariedt| Mo Lecyatbeapid pea eae brag Yeokmager Mnppeater pee of tues) 36-inch Devonshire in assorted patterns, a yard. ..4% andivory. Yard...$4.00 whose hearing may be restored | amended primary law was passed by | aiare pute. The commission may'ple’s money. With the parienutuel! In Kentucky © commission of 5| imple, harmless, home tr: Rient.—Advertisement ‘authorize the use of parimutuel ma- mac ines, the thing is altgether dif. per cent is taken of all bets to pay | Suit, size 5 formerly ed ek SILK BLOUSES chief Linens, yard. $2.00 ‘ servi TOdnch heavy Lisen Dam. display a splendid assort- k, a yard ment of dainty styles, de- 2-inch Linen iiokine signed of good quality of formerly $10.00, reduced * silk crepe de chine and provides for the appointment of a commission of five by the governor betting medium under the new con. | to govern the conditions at all race |for all expenses ~_|"Cricking” Latest Under the Washington ‘law, the comminsion would fix this percent Form of Lobby age. It would also determine how! oryaepra. March 2.—The latest many days of ractng there should be, | ming in lobbying has ngage [but in no event can !t be more than a tae Hsp, he tees. 35 days. lature, Advocates of the bill contend that it is better under state control than| The new process of corralling legts- | lative votes is known as “cricking.” to let it continue at the various fair associations uncontrolled. | Lobbyists for various drugless heal- | ‘They contend that racing under ing bills have offered free treatments their plan fs as far removed from! to the solons to demonstrate the ef- Jd conditions at the Meadows as the ficiency of their methods. By taking time bar and saloon is removed the ‘jerick” out of a solon'’s neck, rom the government dispensary | they hope to Influence his vote. | plan. | More than two-thirds of the legis- | ‘They point out that since the gov-| lature has undergope the “cricking” | lernor’s commission controls the | process thus far. Prominent mem- |grame in all essential details, the gov-| bers of both houses have seized the | jernor naturally would place men of | opportunity to get a free massage. | jhigh standing on the board, who Alcoholic treatments, however, still would stand for only the cleanest|retain their popularity as lobbying | jeer | methods. CHARGES FILE eel Wain OLYMPIA, March 2—Members of | Yersity of W ‘ashington at 8 o'clock to- } at night at the Chamber of Commerce. he medicine, surgery and hygiene | The public ts invited. committee of the house are turning | over to Gov, Hart affidavits mak | ing serious charges against John H Lydon, chairman of the state board of drugless examiners, according to | statements of committee members } ‘The affidavits, prepared by men land women who have been practic ing drugless therapeutics e that Lydon, who also is president of the |state association of drugless phys jeians, offered fe sale diplomas - from his American University of my ecial, 49 Sanipractic at Seattle at from $10 5-lb, pkg.... Cc to $600 each; that he is guilty of " misadministration in office and that Albatross can be applied by he issued his diplomas despite the anyone, and produces a beauti- fact that his college has been oper ful finish on interior surfaces. ating but 66 weeks, while the state Sy et oe . law provides a course in drugless Simply mix with cold water. therapeutics shall run for 108 weeks Choice of white and 12 colors. Chiropracto! and — osteopaths fi 4 ms charge that Lydon coined the word 50c package Wall Size, spe- |sanipractic to draw business and cial, 43¢. that he obtained a copyright on it despite the fact that sanipractic, as applied by Lydon, incorporates noth. ing not used by other drugless phys. ff . ilane *"" | Cut Glass Sugar | Mail Box With | ‘The affidavits In question are in the hands of Representatives Mc d Cc P. dl k Glinn, Cory and Kresky, of the an reamer a loc. house committee, ——"—____|]_ Seeds 7 Three beautiful patterns are Regular 70¢ offered at this special price— y $5e Black Japanned the Grape and two Floral de | nplete with a 35e ck and 2 keys, ECZEMA 14 YEARS a Aotal, eomoi oy a Aver Body. ced and | House Cleaning Vaca Special “T guffered for fourteen years with ‘ a severe case of ecrema which was Consists of scattered nearly all over my body. = = F oi, etn ihe acube rs At first it seemed like pimples and a 2 Galvanized Bucket then turned to blisters and itchedand |) noe ae : y s Joy White Laundry Main Floor STARTS TODA NEW WASHINGTON HOTE BANQUET HALL TWO SESSIONS DAILY AT 2 P. 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