The Seattle Star Newspaper, February 6, 1923, Page 2

a NA = se eee wee A REE RN WE Be i a ee FEBRUARY 6, 1928. PAGE 2 SSDAY, ember American Homes Bureau! Fer Better American Home {CLEARANCE DINING ROOM FURNITURE iver $75,000 worth of high-grade dining aoum furniture in this sale—offered at ex- tremely LOW prices for quick clearance to make room for large Eastern purchases ar- riving daily. William and Mary period. One large and two small Special for this sale. these few sample values: BUFFETS | —45-in. top, walnut finish. ra 45 glass mirror. Queen Anne or drawers. regular price $53.75 regular sale price price | —buffet. Combination walnut. Length 60 in. William and Mary period. .. —buffet. Combination walnut. Length 50 in. Queen Anne period. . | —buffet. Jacobean oak. Length ‘60 in. William and Mary period. . —buffet. Combination walnut. Length 54 in. Queen Anne period...... —buffet. Combination Lovina Length 60 in. Queen Anne period........ —buttet Combination walnut. Length 60 in. Queen Anne period DINING TABLES $55— $36.85 54.75 66.75 67.50 Tb— 102.50 95— 10— = 69.50 table. 45 in. Combination ee ins le. ination ‘Mahogany. Queen Anne period... dining table. 54 in. Combination —dinin le. in, jaco! oak. DINING CHAIRS regular pricé ining chair. Jacobean oak. Blue leather seat. William and Mary air. Cane seat. Combi- MRE ceca. vs. suey 10.50 crag Blue leather seat. ming i, Combination mahog- any. Brown leather seat. William dining chair. Jacobean oak. Blue iether seat. William and Mary chair. Fumed oak. Brown -dining’ chair. Jacobean oak. Cane “panel. Brown leather seat. Wil- am and Mary period. . dining chair. Combination mahog- ny. Brown leather seat. Queen nne period + 13.50 8.65 ATILE- Ss “TACOMA 4 ur c 10.75 13.50 12.50 13.50 13.50 4. SCNOENFELD & SONS me Co, -1@e6 EXTRACTION TACOMA, FREE DAILY DAILY AML 26 7 9B, TORIA, BC ES STRAITPOINTS CONNECTIONS > MILL PORTS HOOD CANAL POINTS ati AX, WLDAY, 4080 Am. hH BAY & WAY PORTS i fe Sutton ay ap UGET SOUND NAVA HON COW For MARION ST Our whalebone rupber, which 4 not cover the roof of the mouth Ii you have (wo or more teeth. ral Rubbs net of teeth . Gum Lyke Rubber, a shige re Beecuetion of the human gum, teeth 10.00 Go! ROWN BRIDGEWoKK Most of our present sasvonke ole recommended by our early custom- ers, whose work is still giving good satisfaction. work guaranteed for 15 yeara ouT naTr DENTISTS od 20 Vewr and University st, Open © to 6 Dallz—O to 19, Kundaye [Asks Heart Balm } a Mrs. Francis Dautel, 20, Cleveland, asks $250,000 dam- ages in a suit against her| parents-in-law, Mr. and Mrs.| Leopold Dautel, whom she charges with alienating the affections of her husband, also 20. They were wed in 1921 when Dautel was a col- lege student, ASK U.S. FOR THE SEATTLE STAR SUMMER SCHOOL OFFERED GIRLS Bryn Mawr Alumni Seleots Two Students Bryn Mawr alumal in Seattle will soon select two Seattle working girls to attend the summer sesson of the famous school from June 20 te Aug- | ust 16 this year Each year two girls are sont Kant | ummer school with the ald of umnl, Applications for the schooling rag year must be in by for tuition, ving and hool are borne by sociation and transpor- tation is usually provided by dona- ons from university and college sraduates, The girls are given instructions tn Uterature, English composition, labor economies, history and public «peak. ing. Tho school tw sttuated 10 miles from Philadelphia and the summer students are taken to Philadelphia, Washington, D, C., Valley Forge and New York. The campus comprises some 62 acres of lawn, and movies nd weekly dances are held. Mins “ada French, ¥. W. C. A. and Mra. Edwin London, 611 N. Broadway, are! recelving the applicationa, BOTH HOUSES TO HEAR DILL Joint meeting Wednesday afternoon tn the houne. TRAIL FUNDS) OLYMPIA, Feb, 6A petition to! congress asking that the $10,000,000 appropriation for roads and trafls tn timbered districts be continued and not reduced to $3,500,000, as is the present intention, was passed in the/ house Monday by a yote of 80 to 9. In addition to the passage of this memortal, two other bills were voted thru by the house, House bill No, 4, Stewart, of Ferry, mining property to be taxed at tts| Actual valuation and not at the old/ rate of $5 per acre when the mine is not producing. Thia will place much yaluable mining property on/| the state tax rolls, | House bill No. untform legislation, The move to reconsider the vote which passed house bill No. 60 and) thereby put a damper on the activi. ties of smal! tnsurance concerns, was loat without a rol! call. Officers Chosen by Free Lances Frank Richardson Plerce, one of the most successful of Seattle's short story writers, was elected president of the Free Lances, at the annual meeting Monday night at the L. C. Smith Bullding restaurant. $8, promotion of president; Willie E. Brindley, chap- lain, and Miss Beryl Dill, Mrs. Rachael Marshall Terrell and Ken- neth Gilbert to the board of trus tees, Sam F. Hemminghouse and W. W. Woodbridge became mem- 50 GOOD Sao ity DURHAM TOBACCO In the extraction of teeth we say to our patrons: If we hurt you don’t pay—could we say more? The resolution, inviting Dil to speak, which was passed by the houne last week, received the unant mous support of the senate Monday afternoon. Senator George Christensen, the only democrat of the body, moved for the adoption of the resolution. It was seconded by Senator W. W Conner of King county. “I also pledge to vote for this resolution {f Senator Christensen can assure me that the democrats of the senate are united on this,” Conner added. Senator Christensen assured him that the democrats were all back of the resolution, 1923 Record of Pedestrians Hit by Automobiles Eva Witte, 2123 fist ave. 8, 99 was painfully bruised Saturday | evening when she was struck at Fourth ave. and Pine w. by a car M. P. Bevan, 419 Harrison | was dodging @ street car. Dazzled by the lights of approaching autos, G. B. Taylor, 1702 Ferdinand st, waited most of them were valentines. The next fairy to come to the| hickory tree postoffice for his mail| was Buskins, the apple tree fairy He ran the elevator up to the sky | jand knew everybody up there, #0, of | course, he always got @ great many | | letters. | Sure enough, there waa an enor | mous stack for him and most of them | CORNS Lift Off with Firigers 8 ELS Doesn't hurt @ bit! Drop a litte Freezone” on an aching corn, in-| stantly that corn stop hurting, then shortly you lift it right off with fin- gern. Truly! Sunday night until Stolting, 1115 ‘Third ave. Taylor was knocked down, receiving « sprained leg. ENOUGH GAME; LAND RUINED) WASHINGTON Feb. 6—There are today more than 10,000 white talled deer in the White Mountain National forest and 2,000 more, in Pisgah forest, Maine. On the Bhen- andoah National forest in Virginia 30 bears were killed last seaxon. Most of the streams in national forests have been stocked with fish and altogether preserves in the round world are be ing developed in the Appalachian, Ozark and White mountains, under the fostering care of the national forest reservation commission, which | in 10 years purchased over 2,000,000 acres of cut-over timber lands, scat tered thru 11 Eustern states All of this sounds good, but the commilasion's report goes on to call attention to the fact 2,000,000 acres have been set apart for permanent salvation, 200,000,000 acres of cut-over lands still exist “on the road to ruin,” devastated of trees. |Girl Was Dying for 15 Months MONTREAL, Feb, 6—Catherine Lennon was slowly dying for 15 months as a result of injury to her skull, but the real extent of tho fracture was not known until an autopsy was performed, ‘QUART OF WATER ‘|: CLEANS KIDNEYS Take a Little Salts if Your Set of Teeth from $5.00 UP Gold Crown and Bridge Work from $4.00 UP Boston Dental Offices 1422 Second Avenue | We Stand the Test of Time 22 Years in One Location |Glasses $5. 00 iplete ener eeany wriov” ubebe oriiwai LO, Boy om uke Ayes Nean Yourth and Vike | mistake by | occasionally, Back Hurts, or Bladder Is Troubling You No man or woman can make a flushing the kidneys says a well-known authority. Mating too mucn rich food creates acids, which excite thy kidneys. They become overworked jfrom the strain, get sluggish and] the greatest game |It Your druggiat sells a tiny bottle of * for a few cents, suffi. corn, or corn between the toes, and the calluses, without soreness or irri- tation. Reduce Those Canger- ous Swollen Veins prescribing and new and harm- 7 powerful ‘germiciae not only causes enlarged oF varie cose veins and bunches to become normal, but also reduces goltre, en- larged glands and wen: Ask any first class Grugetet for an original two-ounce bottle of Moone's Emerald Oil (full strength), and re- fume to accept anything In ite place. ts such « highly concentrated reparation that two ounces | long time, and furthermore, |wonderful discovery does pot pro- duce the remults anticipated, you can have the price refunded. It is not wise for anyone to allow swollen veina to keep on enlarging. Often thay burst and cause weeks of pain, suffering and loss of employ- ment. Start the Emerald Ot] treat- mont as directions advil provement will begin at one o |Drug Co. can supply you—Adver- that while | tisement. ‘How to Get Rid of Rheumatism Nearly every case of rheumatism 1s due to the failure of the kidneys to properly cleanse tho blood of uric acid and other waste matter, When an excess of uric acid geta into tho ciroulation {t crystallizes and sets up an Inflammation in the muscles or Joints. ‘That ts what causes the pains of rheumatism. To got rid of the trouble you must use something to act on the kidneys and help them throw off the accumu: ation of urle acid in tho system. This may be accomplished in a safe, natural way by taking Anti-Uric be- fore each meal. Antl-Uric ts an ex. cellent blood purifier aa well as « kidney tonic. It goes to the very source of rheumatism and helps to rid your system of the disease in the shortest possible time, It is sold on & positive, binding guarantee of money buck if it falls to give satis. factory results in any case of rheu- matism or sciatica, Price $1.50 at Bartel! Drug Co—Advortisement. from the blood. Then we get sick. Rheumatism, headaches, liver trou ble, nervousness, dizziness, sleeplens ness and urinary disordera often come from sluggish kidneys, The moment you feol a dull ache in the kidneys, or your back hurts, | or if the urine is cloudy, offensi full of sediment, irregular of passage or attended by a sensation of scald. ing, begin drinking a quart of water cach day, also get about four ounces of Jad Salta from any pharmacy; take a tablespoonful in a glass of water before brenkfast, and in a tow! days your kidneys may act tine, This famous salts ix made from the acid of grapes and lemon juice, | combined with lithia, and has ben used for years to flush and stimu Inte the kidneys; also to help neu trallzo the acidy in the aystem, so they no longer cause irritation, thus often relieving bladder weakness, Jad Baltw tx inexpensive; makes a delightful effervescent lithin-wator drink which everyone should take now and then to help keep the kid neya clean and acti 1 the blood! pure, thereby often avoiding serious Kidney compticutions., My ill meank huve your physiclan examine your | Kidneys at least twice a year—-Ad- vertinement, | phur. GRAY HAIR DARK ‘That beautiful, even shade of dark, gloxsy hair can only be had by brew ing « mixture of Saite Tea und Sul- Your hair ts your charm. It makes or mars the face. When It fades, turns gray or streaked, Just an application or two of Sage and Sulphur enhances its appearance a hundredfold Don't bother to propare the mix ture; you can get this famous old recipe, Improved by the addition of | other ingredients, at a small cost, all | ready for use. It Is called Wyeth's Bage and Sulphur Compound, ‘This can always be depended upon to bring back the natural color and lus | ter of your hair, Everybody uses “Wyoth's” Suge and Sulphur Compound now because tt darkens #0 naturally and evenly that nobody can tell it has been applied, You simply dampen a sponge or soft brush with It and draw this thro the hair, taking one «mall strand at a thm orning the gray hatr his | divay a, und after another appli cation it becomen beautifully dark and appears glossy and lustrous. Sure enough, there was an enormous stack for him and | fairy opened was from a soap bubble wore valentines. The first one he opened was from kins read it| ey and Nick and Mr, Stampa, the postman: | | | | “I ike to fly up in the sky And hope to me you bye and bys, I'm ted tight to plece of twine, But yet I'll be your valentine.” | The next was from @ balloon in| Balloon Land: | “I'm light as alr and very hollow, | But where you go I'll always follow, | I love you last, I love you first, With love for you I'll surely burst.” Buskins laughed. “Z hope not,” he said. “That would be dreadful!’ The next valentine the apple tree in Boap Bubble Land “Nice little fairy man, Try and catch me if you can, When I sail up to the sky, TU blow @ kiss as I pass by.” “That's @ pretty one, too,” maid Buskins, “My, oh, my! I never knew I had #0 many friends." Then he opened another. It was from the dandelion fairy up in Thistledown Land. It went: “I am fleecy and white, Though my flower was yellow, | I fy to the sky With my little umbrella, Now, Buskins, won't you Be my valentine? Dot If you're canght tn the rain, I have quite room for two,” “That's very kind, Iittle friend, raid the apple tree fairy. “Bometime 1 may accept your kind Invitation.” (To te Continued) (Copyright, 1923, by Seattle Btar) Mayor Marries 140 Couples in Day PARIS, Feb. 6—Marrisges have taken @ sudden spurt here, overtax- {ng many officials One mayor per- forma an average of 140 ceremonies & day, ASTORIA 4 For Infants and Children, Mothers Know That Genuine Castoria Always Bears the Signature of Use For Over Thirty Years CASTORIA ‘THE ORNTAUR COMPANY, MEW YORE OrTy, ELE EO EG AE HOUSE FAVORS ZONING BILL OLYMPIA, Feb. 6.—Large cities | Will be empowered to establish zones, Umit helght of buildings, population of districts and other important fea- tures by house bill No. 33, by Meach. asm, of King, which is slated to pass. This measure has been reported out of committee, with the recom. mendation that it pass, and is known to have many backers. The bill also will empower cities to pans on the lighting, heating and yentiia ating conditions, Plumber Nelson Still in Jail W. 0. Nelson, reputedly wealthy plumber, who was ordered to pay his wife and four babies $15 a week and to post $1,000 bond as guarantee, was etill in jail Tuesday, Nelson has been unable to ralse the neces sary $1,000 guarantee. LOS ANGELES, Feb. 6—Austin H. Montgomery, Jr. former New York stock broker, is being held in the county jail here on charges of stock fraud involving more than $3,000,000. Fils bail ts fixed at $100,- 000, A Wise Purchase is the Best is the Best Economy "SALADA" THA THE SEATTLE women's civic| 48 the wisest purchase you can ake Pure, Fresh and so Delicious—Just try it. league will meet Thursday, at 2:30 D. m., in the auditorium of the Y. W. C. A. building. met in the ¥. Sf. GA. banding” | Re & H. G. 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