The Seattle Star Newspaper, August 10, 1922, Page 2

PAGE 2 B-L-A-N-K-E-T-S —ghoico of gray ular or tan plaid. e 2k; speciat Saturday $725 NINE FLOOR “ites Fri- bag. te made inp and han- irs: vier “MAIN ‘$isen YOUR —1500 pieces. $1.50 to $3— values. Each arti- _ Cle exactly as pictured. _ Special, Friday-Saturday SET 3 SAUCE PANS List YouR “MEMBER AMERICAN HOMES BUREAL |FRIDAY-SATURDAY SPECIALS— *—no C. 0. D. or phone orders; one to.a purchaser blankets or album, will not be delivered; useful Coatex bags: a species) value— Strong- $139 SALE! aluminumware HOMES FOR RENT toheve gular price $2; special Fri day Saturday DOWNSTAIRS FLOOR seml-collapaible sulky Black enamel finieh Leatherette hood and back, Special Friday Saturday, $6.95. POR BETTER AMERICAN HOMES v record albums — 4 special Fri MAIN FLOOR peed? these specials, except sulky, gan be easily taken by purchaser, t record albume Cholee sturday DOWNSTAIRS FLOOR TRADE Stane *ESTABUSHED- 4T PINE SEATTLE “WHE GYRO CLUB will give a din Her Thursday eveniffg at the L. © Smith restaurant. The regular Thure | | day noon luncheon was postponed, it! Was announced. Lioyd X. Coder of the System Delivery company, will | be the principal speake: HowAreYourFeet? ‘Sore or Swollen? [Are they tired, aching, callonsed? | ‘\U. of W. Students | Are Making Good Salaries amounting In all to $1,025 447 were earned during the past y: by students placed in positions by | | the University of Washington voca- tional department, according to a re 9 How I Got Rid of Burning Feet And Pains from Corns 8, Bunions sah the skin break between your Without Soaking, Powders, Plas- — rejoice that you have read this ed.— | because Dring positive and rapid relief. .6UN RIVER OINTMENT fs not 2 manufactured eompound but is @ natural product—s mineral deposit dug out of the earth whieh soutains elements of great healing power, | Sngluding organis sulphur. INTMENT {5 also good tor CHAPPING, CHAFING, mM SUNBURN and SKIN APFEC- | Once used it will become yous | pe remedy. ne Za un River Ointment SUN RIVER OINTMENT will | Ete., After Suing paae ble Foot Misery for Prof F. T. McIntyre, well koown world tourist and lecturer, says: “For years | was compelled to wear shoes two sizes too large, to be able to walk with any comfort at all. I tried sonking | my feet in medicated baths, powders, | plasters and foot-treatments galore, but the burning callouses and soreness re- fused to go, while the pains from corns and bunions continued to torture both | mind and body, which upset my entire | | nervous system. One day, very fortun- ately, | mot a lady from Egypt who gave | &*#0line advanced almost proportion mea little box of Gypsy Foot Relief, which she said was a secret from the desert. After using it a short time, | the awful burning stopped, the cal louses came off in chunks, leaving the |skin of my feet clean and smooth, | while the pains from corns and bunions seemed to disappear as if by magic. | From that time, I said a joyful good- GET A JAR ot any BUSY DRUG sTonE, | bye to over 20 years of indeserib- Boe; Bun sample to Bun River Co, Bow York, N.Y. On Sale at BARTELL, DRUG STORES 1914 Broadway, Eis build yourscte up quickly after | to by Mr. Fiu or any wasting linens, take HEAMOTONE ‘The grea. tonic and blood builder wer Soap 2c, or send 40 tor | able foot misery. 1 would not take « hundred thousand dollars to again go through thore years of agony. Now | feel liketalling every foot su yebg mela of the wonderful Gypsy Foot Relief Note.—Gypay Foot Relief, referrea Mlatyre, may be applied in | a minute, without fuss or bother. Sure. | quick reliefcomes three minutes later, or he makers give back the small amount on pay. It ix sold in this eity by $1.00 and $2.00 bottles at all drug Bartell Drug Company, Swift Drug | stores, or direct, Drug Co, spokane. PP. Pp. by come — Advertisement. Company and Owl Drug Company Advertisement, ears, | CHOICE —this is your opportunity to purchase that needed aluminum at value-giv- ing prices. COME BARLY and make your dollars go farther. ALUMINUM FRYING PAM Step Seen as s Only Means Protecting Public port made Wednesday by J. G. Fletcher, secretary of the depart. | ment WASHINGTON, mendations that » commission be | tablished to regulate the oil industry jmay result from the senatorial inves | tigation of high gasoline prices, 8¢ members of the committees are|reach the bursting point, which | chairman of the Columbia basin com. f known to belleve that only in thin | mean® much suffering and loss of! mittee of the Chamh way can the publ time, but should at once secure from | 1 Chamber of Commerce, | public be protected | any ‘reliable drugaist a two-ounce | Mfter four years’ nervice, announcing te against exorbitant charges for gaso. Joris ou line. to the special committee tended show that a “tacit agreement” exiat. |” ¢d among so-called Standard produc ers in regard to arbitrary price set. | @™ ting. The representatives of large concerns testified that the rer | were | ranted,” |mittee was called to the fact t jately to an increased domestic pro MODERN | | duction, I, Then, on the evening of the open-| ne of the inquiry by the aerate. ITY CATT IO TOV & ot 2 42 Bae i.e ee |faroline dropped about two conta: DEN | IS | RY Pinaud’s Lalas 93 jxalion over night, tho the produc. | TOILET WATER. . c remained ‘OIL COMMISSION MAY BE NAMED Aug. 10—Recom This was Indicated today as reports i. gormicte “manifestly unfair and unwar. the attgntion of the com Bz Meta onyeatln elag st | o_rce_a pasate 18H) 32x4 vacuum cur corpye» w « $29.25 | |Hrmagala out Wreatment fa, ned. by Moron... 89E F 33 X4 VACUUM CUP CORD «— « y $30.15 | at |e i, vase erga waar ation... AVC 1 32%4% vacuum cur CORD. + + $37.20 | eee ‘age tagterten| cates... 13¢ f 35x 5 VACUUM CUP CORD... 5 + = $49.30 na eel peeekiverenetee MOAR nese. OC HT Get revised price let on ALL sizes, both Cord | until @ few days ago retail prices of |tlon and consumption figures have Mathes pte. sy RA ge at | BROWN, D.D. 8. AME: : the committee *perts 9) 106 Columbia St. Ping 2 EANNETTE, PA. 4 If furtt “3 WITCH HAZEL c lebatiane 06 eee aene at 25¢ Tube ZINC eT tien in the odeootnnn) ara | SMAI oxipeowtaent 1 4¢ ——— ‘entered into by ¢ large companies, | LEADING sl 7 the committee will press for » DENTIST KATTLE DISTRIBUTORS licgicmtionst0#, Yl Breoe tor Goaate| B TLER DRUG Co. F z work, artificial eth, vridgewark, " Garfield [AT ST. MARK ISCOPAL | gold und lain crowns, gold and | Shania pth som = jchurch, Rev. H. H. Gowen will preach | cement or alloy fillings, also an ex Mt Sunday morning services on »| pert in extracting teeth without pain. | Se kr pnd CHANDLER-HUDSON CO. 1880 |Religion of a Sensible Amer Chloroform and gus areunhecessary | “James St || 73 Columbia St. Pccenal Holy communion will be held at §|for painless extraction of teeth at wenie Res ; a m. Evening prayer service is at! + Elliott 0049 7:30 p.m |Dr. Brown's Dental Clinic c Fare! TRS THE SEATTLE STAR ‘ALLIED PARLEY Totten Flays NEAR COLLAPSE! Yellow Peril | Lloyd George and Poincare| and P oll Tax Ask Aid of Cabinets om | LONDON, Aug. 10,—Lioyd George and Premier Poincare conferred with | their respective cabinets today to! stave off, if possible, the tmpend ing collapse of the allied economic conference, Financial experts and ministers of the allies reported to the premiera! that they were unable to reach agree ment on a plan for dealing with the German reparations question, This was due to the demands of France| | that Germany, if granted a mora, State Senator Hastings Files for Re-election | tortum, be compelled to make “pro | “poliowing ‘receipt ot the report Lifebuoy is not a : | Poincare and Lioyd George desided |to carry their burdens to their re | |mpective cabinets, In the meantime | |the allied conference aa | Journed. | 23rd Annual medicated soap. It is the simplest, most natural, most delightful way of caring for the skin. It floods the skin with health and vigor every time you wash or bathe with it. There is no other soap like it. stands W. P. Totten Dectaring that the “Japanese menace is a formidable tsmue and re quires resolute and formidable at and that the poll tax tn this Dog Fight on at City Hall xsi: wise vive ota jtive work tn behalf of bis candidacy | for the rtate legislature from the 42nd district. The 23rd annual barking dog controversy is about to open this week at the city hall Fred W. Hastings Hastings woe | advocates in the senate of the anti-| }alien land bill, He vig | posed the poll tax, being | member of the taxation committee to! report against the m | | Mastings was instrumental in se | | | resent the implied slur on their | tilléry. ously op.| Mvorite pete | Ho the controversy rages for several weeks, when the city counci] finally satisfies every body by doing nothing. The barking dog controversy ts opened this year by an indignant “citizen, American, taxpayer and Ginnie enti pederd in the tank very year, the council te Totten han been 17 years a resident | legislature, Fred W. Hastings, feat: | to Wngislate aginst the of the district he seeks to represent | ie adtheiaw, Suan te tor ve-eioediion | oun canine, d every | He ism graduate of the University of | Guts the 88th semntntial district year. the ouncll is swamped | Washington. In the war he served | | f the atrongest| With indignant dog lovers, who |as 4 lidutenant in the First Field ar- Tindall Asks Aid for Coast Vessels | 4 of more lighthouses, foghorns | jand other aids to navigation on the) {Pacific coast was emphasized on) HEALTH SOAP the only curing the enactment of « law re. storing deserted mothers to the bene is of tee mothers penst ” an the} vecideet, aie, 6f this alty ter 38 im atpentoy evising ty Conceetinas | mpensation act, the ra "nil Tindall in a talk to residents o years. | years,” who objects to some do W. minimum wage law, the elehtchour!| ; “4 “Congress has been anta Long Life? 69.83 years kennels at 6440 Beacon ave, He aske for leipiative retief. On with the Gebt! | Loyal Heights shamefully neglectful of the needs of | ' ly negiectful of the needs o This Is the Place |*+ % « in cone one particulars,” he| Obstructions to navigation jike| The etate of Washington, ¢.ccord- REV. J. B, TAYLOR, pastor of the /Cake rock, which was struck by the| tng to fimures teeued by the census Green Lake Baptiat church, Toth et.|#teomship M. F. Alexander were] yureau, ranks third in long fife posst- jthat of reducing taxes.” Hastings |and Vifth ave N. E., will prench |Marked by lighthouses on the Atlan-|iiiuies for ite reaioents, $he aver- jeaid Thursday, “f em in favor of| Sunday morning on “The Standardi-|tic const 100 years ago, Within the) .-. 1.215 of life for a man in this | Plactrs ® limit on the miltage to| sation of Character.” Evening text |Pest‘Tive years the shipping loss on state is eaid to be ST and 199 |which real property may. be eub-| will be “The Knock.” Rev. Taylor |the Pacific coust has reached a total days, while that of a ban is 60 | Jeoted.” was formerly of Nebraska City, Neb: jot $5,000,000 in property and 600 ne rh \ — peeintepnee jlives, ‘Tndall, If elected to congress, For Infants and Chil jintends to devote every effort to the In USE FoR OVER bears law for women, the appropriation for the Orthopedic hoepital, and the eol- | diers’ bonus. | “T belleve that the principal prob. lem before the next legisiature te Japs in Warm Quarrel Over Own Movie Star | TOKYO, Atm. 11—flessue Haya; Hayakawa's admirers held a big- ‘pecurtng of more generous appropria. | tions for every form of aids to navi- | Local ‘Pastors to Alen | Attend Conference Se>tureo! | Beattie will be represented by nw | | Kawa is having « hot olf time during | ger meeting. “Bearue has nothing to |™*Teus clergymen at the Pacific! his visit to his home country. He is) be ashamed of,” they resolved. “We | COM theological conference to be | |gotting both brickbats and bouquets, | wil! tol! nim that, will wave our | held at Colu ry college, New } ecentlt / issued on Jeo with the latter predominating. flags at him, too, We will have more | Westminster, #. C, August 14 to 17, Most of the Japanese movie fans) fings, Then he will forl good, and *cording to intorination from con- are lavishing tributes upon him—| be giad that he returned to visit his |ference headquarters, but another group ls panning him | country.” eae junmereifully. ‘This outfit te all het! ‘The flagmakers hope {t will be = ‘THOUSANDS 0S KEEP ‘up because tts leaders say Haya | tong i cruel war, Thounands of people everywhere attained distinction in foreign film their hours of play to the fullest «x ‘not long ego that Hayakawa was tures In which the Japances ame HIGH OFFICIAL have found that taking Taniac is the dom. The Japanese are inordinate tent : nsvANianla IACUUM C UP TIRE Known Pennsylvania Quality Rigidly Maintained fare misrepresented. INSPECTS BASIN best way on earth to overcome the movie fans and thruout the empire Hayakawa is one of the — = lopressing effects of the wilting heat Hayskawa's name ts almort that of Assistant Interior Secretary moving picture stars of Ame: is the only Japanese who sy pd of summer and enable them to do a hero. thelr work with a vim and enjoy | And yet, when ft was announced Completing Tour returning to his country fora three) In hot weather the system “lets fhonths’ visit a email. group in SPOKANE, Aug. 10.—Completion | down.” the liver becomes sluggiah Tokyo, called the “Loyal Legion,” | °F inmpection of the Columbia basin | and the whole body lacks tone and Project by F, M. doodwin, aasistant | yi got together and framed an “ant! ¥. One becomes an ea ic Keasue demonstration ” eteretary of the interior, will be com- | Um of sicknets and dieenae. ure The “Loyal Legion” complained | pleted this week with « three-day In. | must have help te replenish the vital that one of the Japanese screen |Spection of area and the Grand | ity and combat the insidious “sum AND NOW— star's pictures, “The Cheat,” “mis. | Coclee dam, the canal line to the ba | mer complaints” that, ff left un represented the Japanese people to @in area, the site on the Colunibla | checked, are apt to develop Into sert ine Apoertenin weenie” river ous fevers and other dangerous mal: | Goodwin has left on the final leg | adies. | of the inspection with Fred A. Ad-| ‘Tanina Ie the Meal remedy for this | ama, state supevisor of the project. | condition. Compored of nature's | +} and will continue to Olympia, where | o roota, herbs and barks, it act« “Seemue Ought to be ashamed of himself.” read their renc "We & conference with Dan A, Scott, state | naturally to help restore the system will wave our Megs at him.” J. P. MORGAN BROKE, = | airector S, reclamation; “Marvin |to normal and make the entife body A “TON TESTED” TUBE | ase, etate hydraulics engineer, and | elasth, tren, A ores any FORCED TO RETURN || ivan i: Gooner, chict nginesr of thie to:seltnetand the roe. ant | AL the project, Is to be held. | tee t of the mont torrid t acuw: purchased TO GET SOME CASH ||" "yfr'tr obo et, | fect of the mort torrid temperatures. | with each regular Vacuum Cup Tire ROME, Aug. 10--J. P. Morgan. Goodwin will be finally advised an to jtice the difference in your feelings: American financier, was barred || details and will be furnished with | It's sold by all good druggista. Compare ‘these NEW prices with those_asked for ORDINARY makes: | 30x3% | VACUUM CUP CLINCHER FABRIC TIRE | $11.95 VACUUM CUP CLI from Italy yesterday because he Ad. wan broke. Morgan waa passing from Austria to Italy at the Bren- ner pass and was asked by the customs officers to deposit the equivalent of the, Italian import duty on his car, He didn't have the cash. to return to Inn from the bank, data and information pertinent to the | vertixement project, to be / j used by the assistant | seoretary tn his report to the depart ment at the national capital Goodwin's attitude Indicates that | he in deeply impressed with the poast bilities of the project, ording to with whom he haa t n closely ated since to tha! went, 12 days ago, and it ts cer | tain that his report will be highly fa vorable and of a constructive nature. | Goodwin hag intimated’to local offi. | clals that fmmediate action on all | and was to # bruck ure money Nort of |- To Reduce oa problems that arise tn connection FO es. | Varicose Veins jwith the propect must be taken to R maintain the present interest at Washington, N. W. Durham hae resigned as FRIDAY and People who have swollen ve MMe | bunches #hould not wait unt f Moone's Emerald | his belief that the work inatituted by that body ean now be carried on by the recently organized Columbia Ba. 50c Mennen’s SHAVING By using cream 33 | $13.65 * powerful, yet harm- treatment, tmprove and Fabric, from our dealer in your city Be 85e SLOAN'S DR. EDWIN 4. LINIMENT ....... In making bigh class, modern plate: THE CANAL TIRE CO,, INC. J.P. CHASR | $15 Howell St.