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adnan MONDAY, JANUARY 80, 1922. THE PEOPLE'S Seats, spring backs and outside back covered in sam We have never offered a greater value, and we urge this opportunity to obtain a really fine set of furnit LIBERAL CREDIT EXTENDED OU THT MUNI New Phone—Elliott 4910 ~ LOVELY GIRL = |i)? s comme | ARRIVES) | I NEED She was dressed more becominsiy| MONEY! than he had ever seen her and Clar-| @nce surmised that her clothes had | S24, "ae de dental Been made in the East, ax she bad mh Feturned the week before from a long trip. She knew how to wear her Clothes, too, apparently. She was More beautiful than any girl he had ‘ever seen. Her dark hair enhanced the beauty of her clear skin. She Roted his approving glance and thought, “Thank heavens, he likes Me at last. Wish I had dolled up| More before. It's a good thing I/y Went to Cherry's for theee new | ine dentin ‘elothes as soon as I came back. That cia Maen dane “ Reduction Sale is a lite HOW TO REDUCE Rialto Bidg.. on Second Ave. betw | Madison and Spring. over Pig’n Whis- | BLOOD PRESSURE tle. Tak wator.”—Advertisement. = - USE PLANTLAX TO CLEANSE | SYSTEM OF POISONS | prices } gain for you m }@ollar you pay me for your dental work EDWIN J. BROWN High blood pressure ts |your system is full of toxins,” as the doctors call them In most cases thee Jeorbed into the bi the bowels, where they a sign that pure matter. When taken up by the m, they have the effect erful stimulant upon the he fearing the action of that organ. nd thus causing excessive blood pressure To reduce your blood pressure, you responsible for the trouble. ‘This may be done by taking PLANTLAX, wae! the great internal cleanser and bio toes |i purifier, PLANTLAX is a pure in her bed and keep me awake | firba! remedy that ac r natural way. It kee bowels in good conditio Cadi feel better after the very first dowe. after | Price $1 per bottle. 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WON'T GRIPE Real Painless iy Extraction Free Daily In order to introduce our (whalebone) plate, which is the lightest and strongest plate known, aves does not cover the roof of the | mouth; you can bite corn eff the cob; guaranteed 15 years, Whalebone set of Teeth . $4 Crowns . 68 Bridgework . . 62 Amaigam Fillis, All work guaranteed for 15 years, Alave impressio t in the mora- ing and get te me day. Kxam- ination and advice free. | Call amd See Samples of Our Plate | amd Bridge Work. We Stand | the Test of Time Mort of our present patronage te recommended by our early custom- ers, whose work ia etill good satisfaction tomers, who hay When coming to you are in the right place. this ad with you. Cut-Rate OHIO sz: 1221-Third Ave “COR USIVERSITY: j 207 UNIVERSITY #7. Opposite Wraser-Patersen Co, DTT TTT TTC TCT TTT Co TTT GRUNBAUM BROS. FURNITURE CO., INC. POPULAR HOMEFURNISHERS ROP LEPPARD P THE UTMOST VALUE IN LIVING ROOM SUITE—3 PIECES $225 i = LIVING ROOM SUITE—Large Davenport, Rocker, Arm Chair. Covered in | PIKE MEETS choice quality of wool tapestry of an exceptional pattern in a fine coloring. piece has web bottom for support of seat springs. Comfy cushion spring '$ COFFEE NOW FIVE Bisho by the fermentation or decay of a «|Troubles of Twelve Years’| must rid your system of the polsons | Dr. Kin "Ss druggists, 25c. | THE SEATTLE STAR REGISTER! You're going to help kick the poll tax into Kingdom Come? Sure! But wait! Are you sure? Are you ready to do your share? Can you sign an initiative petition? You can SIGN it, but your signature won't be counted unless you're registered to vote, REGISTER! TRIES SUICIDE 'NEWS MEN SEE | OVER DIVORCE PORT ANGELES NY } | | Detective Saves W.D.Shane|Make Inspection Tour Thru | From Death by Gas Big Paper Mill TACOMA, Jan. 20.Sought by De. tective Chff Osbourne for the last 10 jdays with a warrant for bis arrest, Warren D, Shane, 49, was reseued by Osbourne from death by suitide ip # |sustilled room in the Corona hotel) L. L, bere, Sunday who is said to have influ ntinl relatives in this city, was de jent, police may, over a suit for | fraternity were entertained at break-| ce brought by his wife, Harriet|fast in the company’s dining room. Shane, a Grand Mound school | Following the breakfast, the delega |teawher, Wh: encued the uncon on @ tour of inapec- | tolous man gripped a tg plant, whete Sewell | voree complaint in one made & Washington | | sage to hin wife teas. jback of the doc of paper Is manu Shane was t factured daily in the big plant «78 charge produced each minute. One big Jchecks in this city rolled down the skidway into the} Jaws of steamdriven xaws produces | one cord of pulp wood, or one ton of dry paper. Fifty-two tons of paper are turned out daily PORT ANC §, Jan ington State ran anmociation mem | bers, closing their annual convention | in Seattle, came to Uhis city by steam: | er Sunday, and were guests of Supt. | Dupeus of the Washington Pulp & Paper corporation | an the boat docked the 62 the visiting newspaper L 20, Wash: | | ¢ tapestry as the front, you to avail yourseif of ure. Shane. WHERE nd. as written on the! nt FIFTH yught by police f passing worthléns He is alleged to} Jon # p O’Dea Is | Mass Celebrant Rt. Rev. Edward J. O'Dea, bishop Jot Seattle diocem, acted as ce fat the mass for Pope Benedict XV | have committed an act of petty thiev ery in Portland a year ago. Comment on | THE OLD HOME TOWN 5 a | The Berry Institute, to be held in day ant held at the St. James cathedral at 9 |=. . Monday WER EURO NER SERCH \Well-Known Fashionable .: Modiste Spared Neither |!" '° Time nor Money, and | Visited Many Famous) ,.\' '* rlane | Resorts Trying to Re-| tor the raising of Chinese pheasants * on the west side of the gain Health operation of farmers will be absolute: | bi ly necessary, they my \ aay! fe I believe T am right In saying that The auction committees of the Sno.|any mailing department, by careful homish Ad ib has recommendes | study of the collections and rush that the month ommunity auction | periods, could divert 50 per cent of its males be continued. mall to the earlier part of the day Good It All ores [Tt i certain that third clase matter Ingle = chapel. the community |arriving during the rush will not be church just below the state line. given the consideration and service the Milton.Freewater highway extended to first clans letters, but re erect a new member, there tn a slack time in th }late forenoon and ly afternoon, and any mail arriving then gets im. mediate attention re in the wase of a large mali n this city that sends ite | Vancouver Monday and Tt in lexpected to be one of the most im-| ‘There are Any persons who do not understand that the post Experts on berry cul / ceice has its peak load hour It is common for large traction and light companies to advocate changes |to lighten this peak load. The idea ut down the excess use during ticular time, and come the load thru: no | portant of its kind ever held on the! Pacitic aut ture and growers from every district | eee | | Ww le th axhington he name rn oO. he peak load is found to be and 7 in the evening. At that time the mail pours in from ineas concerns, Now much of this t printed carda, . Could be sent early in the terminals thru the . country the State Game | between 6 tate, the co | ™ ch as circulars Standing Overcome by | Taking Tanlac, and She | Feels So + Seems Like a Dream, Says Mrs. Thomas on wilt chapel and community center thin year. oe Two boyn of the Lynden have captured the hona the entire state of ¥ “When I think of the twelve long years that I suffered, and of all the money I spent trying to get rid of jmy troubles, and then think how Aiwtrict jeompletely and with such little ex-| Poultry club profits fo i bout 11:30. It is run| | pense, I was restored to health by|Stremier topped the thru the ellor, in the primaries, Tanlac, it all seems like a dream and second successive time with a and tied ut im 10 or 15 minute looks almost too good to be true,”| 0 $1.247, made off his flock, and| This is the kind of service that gets 4 Mrs, W. E. Thomas, a fashion. Clifton Axling was second with| your mail to the customer ahead of able modiste, wh inhment in| $958: your competitor, and makes the sale located at 1940 Third ave, San Diego, ep? {before his mail has left the office. ca The annual mid-winter Washing.| Some you can get no service “[ had spared neither time nor) to? state Elks’ convention will be | from the postoffice. ‘This department money in seeking relief, and had tl January 19 tn Chehalis. Fea.| of The Star will be more than glad traveled all over Europe, had taken ‘res of the entert nent for vis-|to investigate to find the proper hours of mailing for any concern in | the city which requests the service. of Win trips to Alaska and the Orient, and | !tors will be a and a dance o- | visited many health resorts in Amer ‘The Cowlitz F without getting any substantial || benefit lock a letter from| Tomorrow: “The way Tanlac helped me, there.| the Fox River r Co. of New | Stamp. York, stating that Wink in great in th recently How to Use a Postage k we ty are = demand Any question will be answered by addressing this department of Th: the | Star Lester Lan work of dire years younger than my age Lgl the | Fire protection pl or the coming NOTE.—Tanlac Ve Pille are| Club. He will be in charee of an essential and vit important | Sctivittes of the be every evening. | season will be dix i. |part of the Tanlac treatment. You | ptienbhi not hope to get the most satisfac Registration figures for the second tory results from Tanlac without | ° © lbecing trucks, |semester at the Olympia high school first extablishing « free and rewu Logeers’ Information | are now over the 600 mark, The new movement of the bowels, Tania, scheduled to meet in|term opens Monday, More than 40 Vegetabe P: abaolutely free Seattle Saturday | freshmen are enrolled. | | and are sold on a posi 2: arit at ve | rante to give satisfaction. Five district forest rangers will at-| Rabbits living near Wallula are } is sold in Seattle at Bar-|tend a meeting called by R. 1. |making their wills this week, A big | stores and by leading drug-| Fromme, supervisor of the Olympia | rabbit drive will send many a rabbit verywhere.—Advertisement. | Forest reserve, , soul winging its way to rabbit — heaven Sunday one It cost the school district of Walla Walla $94.50 per capita to instruct the students of the schools, both the and high schools, This is too cording to school officials. | er m Take an NR Tonight = I high, 1 JUST TRY IT AND SEE how much better you feel in the morning. Theat “legsy heedachy, tired, don't-know-what'e-the-matter feeling will be gene—vou'll feel fine. 4 | ‘ROUBLE IS, your system is clogged with lot of ‘impurities that your over-worked digestive and eliminative organs can't get rid of. Pills, oil, salts, calomel and ordi- nary laxatives, cathartics and purges only force the bowels and prod the liver. Nature's Remedy (NR. Tablets) acts on the stomach, liver, bowels and even kidneys, not forcing, but ton- ing and strengthening these organs. The result is prompt relief aad real, lasting benefit. Make the test. Nature's Remedy will act promptly, thoroughly, yet so mildly, so gent'y, that you will think mature her- self has come to the rescue and is doing the work. And oh, what arelief! You'll be surpriced to Ga bow mech better you feei— brighter, better every wi Sodium iodide has been adminis: | tered as a prophylactic in goiter with |} marked results | Why S Dr. Kimoman’s Asthma la gives instant relief. 25 years of success, 75e at all druggists. Avoid substitutes. Trial Treatment mailed Free. Write to Dr. F. G. Kinomen, Hast Block, Auguste, Maine. SAFE AND SANE for & Colds srtep te different f Bact Tell Ne opistes. Ste vedy (1 Is sold Guara ond recommended by you TO-NIGHT- Tomorrow Alright Cet a25° Box If your eyesight fs dim, your vision blurred; if your eyes ache, iteh, burn or feel dry, Ket a bottle of Hon-Opto tablets from any druggist, dissolve one in a fourth of a glass of water and use to bathe the eyes. Bon-Opto has given stronger eyes, clearer, vision and relief to thous | | a ne ee RNA IE SA ATEN PAGE 5S me RHODES so. Our Windows Will Tell Women’s and Children’s Undergarments Priced Special for Tuesday Selling Knit Underwear Dept.—Upper Main Moor Women’s Union Suits Special 95c 107 Women’s Wool-and-Cotton mixed Union Suits in white and in a broken short line, comprising Dutch neck, sleeve, and high neck, long s ankle length styles. Sizes are only. Formerly $1.75. Tuesday, a suit, D5¢. Women’s Vests Special 124c Cotton Rib Knit Vests in low neck sleeveless style with fancy yokes and plain. These are in sizes 36 and 38, and formerly sold at 25¢ each, Special for Tuesday, each, 12%%¢. Women’s Knit Petticoats Special $1.50 Knit Petticoats in white and gray, with striped borders and in medium and extra sizes. Formerly $2.50 each. Choice Tuesday at $1.50, Children’s Sleeping Garments—Special 50c Medium-weight Cotton Garments in Peter Pan style, and suited for all the year wear. They are in white emuy, in sizes 2 to 10 ye All have slight factory defects and some are soiled from handling. Formerly 89c. Tuesday, a garment, 50¢. Girls’ Union Suits Special 25c 100 Girls’ Cotton Union Suits of me- dium weight in white. They are in high neck, long sleeve, ankle length styles. Sizes a to 10 years. For- 'y 50c. Special Tuesday, a suit, Speciat Boys’ Union Suits Special 50c Boys’ Gray Fleece-lined Cotton Union Suits im long sleeve, ankle length styles. Sizes are 6 to 16 years. These soid formerly for $1.00 and were then re- |9 SAVED FRO duced to 75c. Tuesday, a suit, 50¢. Boys’ Union Suits Special 85c Wool-mixed Union Suits in long sleeve, ankle length styles and in sizes 6 to 16 years. Formerly $1.50 and $2.00 a suit, then reduced to $1.25. Special Tuesday, a suit, S5¢. Girls’ Union Suits Special 75c 100 White Cotton Union Suits, slightly fleeced, and in sizes 2 to 16 years. They are in high neck, long sleeve, ankle length style. Formerly $1.50 a suit, then reduced. Special Tuesday, a suit, 75¢. Women’s Union Suits Special 50c 75 Union Suits of light weight mer- cerized lisle, in gleeveless, umbrelia knee style. They are in sizes 5 and 6, and sold formerly at 95c. Tuesday, a suit, 50¢. Women’s Union Suits Special 75c 100 light-weight Cotton Union Suits in low neck, wing sleeve, knee length styles, and in sizes 36, 38, 40 and 42. Formerly selling at $1.25. Special Tuesday, a suit, 75¢. Rie Me ee ee ray, surgeon; W. McGregor, officer Maple Leaf Post | of the day; A. Mitchell, officer of the Installation Set) cusrc, and nev. Cannon Ronald Hil Maple Leaf post No. 21, American | ton, chaplain. Legion, will install the following of j ficers tonight: Maj. J. 1. Greig, com-| It is now proposed to import bam aeparnes | mander: J. Cairnduff, adjutant; H.|beo from Chile and establish this Police Make Rescue After) Green. finance officer; Dr. D. A. Mur- | plant in California, Canoe Overturns | ! | S, F. Tryer, 4406 38th ave. S., and| Robert Sherry, 4410 13th ave. S., were recovering Monday from the effects | of a ducking in Lake Washington/ when their canoe overturned and they were unable to swim. They were rescued by Park Patrolmen F.) H. Stocks and W. J. Moore at the end of Andover st INDIGESTION In five minutes “Pape’s Diapepsin’” ends ‘The two men had capsized the boat | Acidity Gases Heartburn and were struggling In the water Ree when they were seen by a woman Sourness Flatulence Palpitation who notified the police. They were | mde pinta te hauled from the water exhausted,| yy, * Whe: and revived by a pulmotor. They| nm the food you eat ferments were taken to their homers. | into gases and stubborn lumps; your | - |head aches and you feel sick and Noted Tenor Is Ill | misxerable, that's when you aera With Appendicitis @ little Diapepsin. There will not be any distress—eat without fear. It's because Pape's Diapepsin “really does" regulate weak, outoforder |Stomachs that gives it Its millions of sales annually the magic in Pape'’s Diapepsin. makes stomach distress go in five| Get a large sixty-cent case of NEW YORK, Jan. 20.~—Lucien | minutes Pape's Diapepsin from any drug Muratore, tenor, is confined to his| If your stomach is in a contin-| store. It is the quickest, surest wuite in the Ritz, suffering an attack | of appendicitis, Muratore was strick | resulated, Please, for your sake, try en following his appearance in “Car-| Diapepsin. It's 80 needless to have | harmless and delightful preparation men” with Mary Garden at the Man-|a bad stomach—make your next| which truly belongs in every home. hattan Opera house, Saturday night.’ meal a favorite food meal, then take |—Advertisement, : THE STORE FOR USEFUL ARTICLES uous revolt-—if you can't get it| stomach relief known. It acts ak most like magic—It is a scientific, Store Hours, 8:30 A. M. to 6 P. M. Imported Willow Clothes Baskets Special at 98c 32-piece Dinner Set Special at $5.98 A lucky purchase of 300 im- ported Willow Clothes Baskets enables us to offer this great bargain. They are made of strongly woven, clean white willow—3 sizes to choose from, 25, 26 and 27 inches long. 2 PATTERNS TO CHOOSE FROM, BLUE BIRD or WHITE AND GOLD Here is your opportunity to buy a very attractive Dinner Set at a greatly reduced price. Tuesday we are going to offer two of our most popular Dinner Sets—the Blue Bird or the White and Gold—at $5.98 for a set of 32 pieces. 8-foot Electric Light Extension Special at 49c 1-ply Rain-Tight Roofing Special at $1.39 Roll An Electric Light Extension is always very useful around Now is the time to buy Roofing at a bar- the tel “This extension is gain, “Rain-Tight” is a roofing of good made of green drop cord, equip- quality. Each roll contains 108 square feet and comes complete with nails and cement. ped with a plug and key socket. : Special at $1.39 roll. Special at 49¢.

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