The Seattle Star Newspaper, August 16, 1923, Page 5

sca Se , | 7 THURSDAY, AUGUST 16, SIXTH AVE. BETWE IN PIKE AND PINE And the Johnson ~ Smith | Feud Is Again Revived Blanket special, pair .......-.00- pink borders, special, pair. $4.50 Woolnap Blankets, pink, special, pair ...... $ $6.00 Woolnap Blankets, pink, special «... 5 eeees he fe kad 8 pink and blue, special..... $ $2.50 Sheet Blankets in tan, gray and white, } $4.00 Extra Heavy Cotton Blankets, blue and } $7.50 Extra Fine Woolnap Plaid Blankets, tan, The old feud between the Job and the Smitha for numerical macy in Seattle, resulted tn ash Thursday morn’ umne of the new te and, as in the cane of th lirectory, the Johnsons trium: In fact the Johnsons are extend that allied with the Johnstons ar rf ninating Seattle. There are 638 pbat Johnsons exclusive of the Johnstons sens held in reserve, whi Smiths can throw but 619 units inte t excluding the Smithers and Smithereens Distribu by the Pacific graph Co, started Thursday altho the new book will not int use until midnight on Saturday, Sep tember 1, At that time all Garfie numbers will be ¢ d by aute matic dial with 3 . West a Rainier exchanges. ne and Tele ning It is the lggxest number of th Jocal issue evel published, containin the names of 2,000 new phone Copies printed Aum been passed. would purch man mi th second cane a ham san The 1\%-tons of ink used in de $f | the Johnson. Smith question, It 5 ated, wauld be sufficient to allow ; ator Borah to pen one of hii RB | theses ibuster, The ¢ lem a ructio tact until the new boo! effective in order to avol ge the patror ion by nf ce . 2 ++ $3.00 tan and blue, more copies are being circulated. blue and tan, tee eevee $4.50 ey aeeee hehe $5.50 Two Hundred Pages | Binie tue ce Used in Man’s Will» SHREWSBURY, England, Aus. | clal Frank Bibby used 292 pages in | orate will disposing of $4,000,000. year. ‘OLYMPIC STAMPS \Three Boys Make Futile Ef The French fv) fort to Save Frantic Lad t is preparing to insue | postage stamps to comm a. the Olympic games here next : rajirond tracks on th Weat waterway Wed Ask Any Good Druggist for|, a Package of MOAVA SUP- | °° POSITORIES. They Mus End Your Trouble or Money Back. . painstaking sf-| of @ well-known | c jan has re ed tn if dis F g Smith ve him. olease himself, t| tom, and cotfid Rot . ind was drawn dow st Arfad desperately ning boy. body was recov price at any fi n the money back satiafied plan member the name, MOAVA Sand be a few minutes, but efforts ve him by use of a pulmotor we folin vain. The boy was the son mple directions that box Mr, and Mra. L. G. Smith first time that the 100,000 mark has Righty tona of paper were required The new book has 12 more pages| than the February issue and 4,500! ziegteia'y “Follies,” too, (You betcha). [Convenient Payments | — NEW TELEPHONE. RUNBAUM BROS DIRECTORY OUT ing their influence to such an extent | f+ Johnsens, they are on the verge John: | the on of the new directory | | a] ‘ all sealed and) «| ait numbers THE SEATTLE STAR Deserts Shelby Tent THE RHODES ©, "RIDAY HOUR SALES orders taken on Friday Hour Sale mer- 9 to 10 Odds and Ends, includ mail, telephone or ©. 0, D " 1 the right t ing 46 Overblouses of Printed Cotton Fabrics Dre rece 10 to 11 11 to 12 1 to2 6 Embroidered Whiting’s eviet, Exyp ‘o. 2; a wavy nen Snished | i paper, neatly H packed in ore-pound ti boxes. For this hour, in Li \ Beach Cloth Smocks and Children's Hone, constst- LAnen Toweling; a splen 4 8k Blow: all In a Ing of Boys’ Cotton Hose did weight and quallt broken line of colors, in sizes 6 to 11, and of unbleached pure linen Jzen and styles, For Girls’ fine ¢ speed. ice, this 1n black, dark brown and = on hour upper White; sizes are 6% to ‘the Domestic Section, at the Stationery Depart. a pw Wash Dre Department, 19 Curtain Serims; 409 ~~ Women's Union Suits, of c summer welght cotto them, including ¥ , & par yards, 36 inches wide, *Umm ist bai: ; ow neck, no Volles and Huck Towels, full with colored borders, jenoe | Swissen, in light ¢ bleached and tn siz nd white. Sizes a2 36 and 38. For he on sale f Curtain : parte or 1 dor. for $1.85 a yard Le hee cree 16x and in allover will be placed of assorte Former! a suit. For the Wom- the Second Floor, each Women’s Mended and Soiled Gloves wil Reduced to 25c, 50c, 75c and $1.00 pair Patricia Salmon = mon Pat" made up, was flooded every (rou a) Special writers and dramatte aritics A Special 79e@ Purchase or 2 for $1.50 } came out to # Jack and |pertorm, dropped in at the te sate toe eesears oa |t aa fas Wee’ pane SY Mtg Sethdaia | The Boys’ Department is offering a wonderful display of boys’ excellent quality the great rs in the big cities | op prrchon* made her enteance Ina | Percale Blouses in a select assortment of light and dark patterns, styled with plain from coast to coast. And with Fl0|parrel, She caught the fancy of those and button-down collars. Sizes 6 to 16 years. newspaper guys. They adopted the p They're checked off her lst tor |n! lift @ scornful eye the tent show and its cow BOY DROWNS ON BAY MUD FLATS ht In the mud beneath the r . also, 20 Children’s O' annel Sleeping ‘These are in black anc we : e Physicians Great Discoveryis Guaranteed «.::: j"".c7%"" °°" Evil Expert to L. of N.\f servcisin'ttin violsta'siak varmais mie ui, ane white iced speca for ths ba Sterling hed been wader srt! American Representative Addresses Gene 7a| by Druggists to End Piles Forever '::."\‘sligper' van JME, and Jack Bas) 000 Sy Ut WO Ants oe awe x |Aged Wo F “1 be amazed to how pe segelagis os ee i GENEVA, Aur. of the harmful drugs trattic can onty|Old Folks Absent; |Boys Prevent Fires |“*8' ras ae It acts. Bieased rele? often | c&U ; }fourth annual assem Ho then becaige frantic in hin ef n. to a, but failed on ac of the death struggiea of the ed by em. of the West Seattle taundry! g to of inal commodity sales will begin in September and continue until Haul dation of stocks ts pleted at the Quartermaster Depe nm Brooklyn. Chicago, Kan Antonio and Han Fran cisco. Offerings include a wide range of Quartermaster Supplies, Ordnance Property and smaller quantities of Engineer Property, Chemical War fare and Medical and Hoxpital Hup- plies. Important sales of Real Tatate, Buildings, Plants and Warehouses will be held at Camp Devens, Ayer serve Depot, Am- Meade, Md.; Ord ot do, 0. uisville, K and American Lake, Waah Definite dates will be annotnced Look for the Eagle before you shop Those who Profit Most through Government Sales are those who Most Thoroughly Investigate Them Every merchant, every manufacturer, every dis tributor knows how impossible It Is in the ordinary run of business to be one hundred per cent right. Industrial engineers say that the seventy-five per cent efficient organisation is above the average. With no intention of offering alfbis, ft is admitted that in the disposal of nearly three billions of dol- lars’ worth of supplies by the War Department, some buyers were not satisfied with their purchases. In most cases, however, dissatisfaction was due to failure to properly investigate. A too brief or too general description in eataloge—a elerical error in listing and a corresponding failure of the pur chaser to carefully investigate and check at the time of sale has sometimes caused disappointment. The War Department has tried to operate on “The Buyer Be Satisfied” principle, It has tried to hold sales at convenient points with full opportunity for inspection, When inspection bas been made satisfaction has resulted. You as buyer, and the War Department as seller, will both profit if you investigate fully. There ta yalue enough to go around, but investigation Is your best insurance. The Way to Investigate Watch your Commercial Business Publication and the Metropolitan Dailies for announcements of specific auo- tion or sealed bid sales. Send .-1 the Catalog mentioned in the ansouncement Check off the items that imterest you. Send a representative to the sale to innpect the materials —in advance, if possibla, ou more leeway, send your name and address Ay bnce to Malor J. L. Frink, Chief, Sales Promotion Section, Room 2515, Munitions Build Washington, D. C. Advise him the charactor of materiale you are iater- gated in, and catalogs conttining such materials will be forwarded you as rapidly as sales are schedaled. | And then— Perhaps her name will | show | |be emblazoned in izinch letters on| ‘We'll have you tn Rroadway | huge electric signa, | within a year,” they told her, ‘ But be that aa tt may, she's sald| “Put” thought they were kidding, 2to3 3 to 4 4to5 farewell to Shelby forever } and told them so. But now she knows | 1 r ‘ » Mate ncluding Poplins, 0 © 0 reer. , i Tt wad book in Shetty's” palmiest | they weres" Weelea Doges. Material, tending | Peshing": Wesmetis iret caer Shai, oe days—the week before Jack Demp-| For 20-year-old Patricia Salmon, ' 3 ‘ ua ake : : inches wide and suitable al 1B a prenented In the assortment. 250 yards light and dark brown. Sizes sey and Tommy Gibbons answered | who stormed the British Inles, while | (°° Topham ee oe a ee this 0, but not each fF comfort covers. It is in |thetr curtain calle—that “Pat” blew yet a mere baby, with her Irish ac- | ppg) ‘ 95c ‘i ‘color. Special. several patterns and oolae |{nto town, Bhe was the Cinderella of |tor father, ts on Broadway now, hathlepenebel ; : Tiber wv ced : the Hyland Welty comedians then.| Says Pat Bheeting, full benched, 90 Inchey wide and » in the Wom- combinations. Formerly 30¢ f ' " st ‘cdium weleht quaiit Priced special en's Hosiery a yard. For this hour, { The tent was pitched on a hillelde.| ‘You betcha.” goa, medium weight quality. Pri 29 ) ur, in | Re Spe: wen phened on: 6 RIE | baby bln em for this hour, in the Domeastic 60 Dept., a pair... C the Drapery Dept., 23 | Section, a yards :+> ; C_ = Women's Gloves; 143 pairs @ yard ........., c | Odds and K iuding 50 pairs of Giris’ of French | Lambskin Boys’ Suspenders; 90 pairs, Ss a 0 en ope | White Sateen Bloome Gloves, pique sewn and in sizes for small boys, and 14 years; buttoned waist and ° with Paris Point backs. made of a good grade elas: $5c each. For this hour, 50 Gloves are soiled, 69 in the Boys’ Dept. Sth & garment ......s00000e C Special, a pair.. C oa par. Production, b< WILMINGTON, Del, Aug. 16—— much ax p NEWPORT, Ky. Aug. 16—The}| OTTAWA, Ont, Aug. 16.—One/ytry Mary Powell, 72, was niche well as th myntery of thelr absence from their} hundred and four, thousands boys| from the Newcastle workhouse yer: tr Bese i eli towns was cleared up today when| have been banded into an army of jterday~nfternoon afters serving #9 Dr wa before the | sdlentific ne ‘ : in tn dite ee i John A, Hamburger, 71, of Spring-| guards to watch for and prevent for- | *4Fs Of a life term for murder. Her assem! > a This | ‘eat fires ik sa daint case attracted national interest de . ? the United Bt \ and Mrs. R. Curry, 61, of |¢%t fires in the dominion repres © of the United States. | hy eng Ohio, and Mrs. rry, 61, of | aa ienac bite to repeated efforts to obtain her res = amisburg, Ohio, announced today | | . , cc | lease. y had eloped. They were marriea| Crowd at Entrance In a fit of Jealous rage, for an al- | night in Kenton county, Ken. Tells of Killing | be “attained by limiting the world’s! They Merely Eloped| in All of Canada) After 19 Years | of the opium, mor aff: e's advisory the past year the United | was recommer t only consented to co- | leaguc fn Its world- | cou th harmful leged attachment to her husband by 5 Estella Alban, 18, she stabbed the ucky TRINIDAD, Col, Aug. 16.—A/ latter to death at Bowers Beach in actually as i To ma 4 D c Fase Benefit Jcrowd at a mine entrance caused | 1904. There were 119 stab wounds adership, however, it i generally ucted., W. ; Mra. Fred McGuigan to ask whatjon her victim's body. 7 {conceded that it will be necessary for [> s, MUST | oman 8 Bene it t bd had happened. “Fred McGuigan| She has been taken to a home in | the, United States to Rave & rore- |e REPRESENTED | Hold Annual Meeting has been kitted.” was the answer. |the southern part of the state, : } jess the United States has a| Laurel Review No. 68 of the Wom gees speaker present at the assembly, both | an’s Benefit association will hold its | 4 While this would create an entire- | Pen oe" Drom 7 a ly new precedent for the league, |‘ Present and defend the American |reguiar meeting Friday evening, ® A) (O) program, ahe ne the n - j namely, the t of a government | Prok hey . mbar | August 17, at 7 o'clock, at the Curtis | which {s not a member he Teague |TAAMNK position either of having to 7 when pure, delicious | leave thin defense to somo other| studio, Fourth ave. and University d rik of defeat at the hands of such |at 8:30, the Review will give a card clare thelr w nen sstablinh 4 | jolere tl py Riale eg s to establish | countries aa India and Holland,| party, with prises, door prize and fk hes ten’ ; _| Which are not keen about limiting | refreshments, ‘The public is invited. The question has also been unoffi-}tne production of poppies and coca | FEET A gle east 4 cially broached to the American gov- | leaves. | n it Is generally believed a —_———_————}/Comic Artist Ends * i hi pokesman will be named. | : choles will unquestionably tat | ORD RUNS 57 MILES Life With Gas Jet Congressman Porter, chair- | * i 4 t ngresaman Porter, chair. | ON GALLON OF ST. LOUIS, Mo., Aug. 16.—Oliver 4 605 3 I |to have a speaker present on the Ringe P p i country like England, or take the! st. Following the business meeting, | man of the commission on foreign) " | Dickman. comic artist for the} artalfs ob te Atsetionn Neuss of ep | GASOLINE Dickman, 21, comie artiy nel i resentativen, or on Bishop rent. | A new automatio and. seltregu-| Af antes patedsy Retain oo 2S USed, is a satisfying and | Rot of these men were mombern |lating device hi Mm © ( yi ‘ Roth of these men were membern lating device has been invented by | the gay jet in his mother’s kitchen of Th Garcon ie ie Ameres |Z A Sra Asean P| coat ie ge refreshing summer-beverage. overnment went the last summer to| wana, South Dakota, with which au Gtneva to cdliaber A i yam Pe | He did a comic strip, “Phe Life of S ae nt 2 Heng airs a! a i Perey aps TERUG fe esting! 4 ih Reilly,” for the World. iR. &HC, COOK, WEST 4073, ELL.0350, DISTRIBUTORS STORE HOURS: 8:30 A. M. TO 6 P. M. affic. Congressman Porter | moves all carbon and prevents spark has already expressed @ willingness | ning trouble and overheating, It to present the American viewpoint|can be installed by anyone In-five on the oplum traffic to the league as- | msnutes. Mr. Stransky wante | sembly. ents and is willing to send 4 | | Urbstnig. Che May: and Tosie: medting one ue tne care cae worien hints of the league's advisory commission on the opium traffic, the American | delegation succeeded in securing the adoption by the commission of what in known aa the American program Thin program {x embotdied In. the United States In the Porter hotine | resolution and stipulates that control opium wn Adve sae and revi weak nerves Minis Shirt Sleeves A CAUSE OF /ERSAILLES Aug, 16.—Revy. ’ , ah seve” pastor of | gaptiat Church, launched a coun: | k today on the board of dea co} rhich - demanded his resi Son, bilge sa TPN ee WOMEN N THINK THEY The deacons have neglected the |HAVE HEART T poor and have usurped the authority | GESTION, | NERVOL STH A lof the congregation by trying to con-| TION, ETC, WHEN IT’S SIMPLY trol the appointment of a moderator, | 1RON ata OF THE the pastor charged. 0D. v. Bidens waa asked to resign be: | Rev, Hdons was asked to resin D* | srany women believe thay are wenk Jcause he insisted on preaching with |, Any women belive wine at Nee out his coat Worry, and, overwork; they. think — that their disturbed digestion, Nend= hehes, heart. palpitation, shortnaas Of breath, paine across’ the back tte. are due to ROME Kerloun disense Inatond ohute—Iron RATYA hn of the blood. ‘This 1# proven by the any of thea auton on ron for awhile. All miarming, eymptonn quickly disap and they become airone, fobual And Tron te AbROIILEIY MeceesArY tO | Here Are Some Special Values in Camp Supplies KAMPKOOK, 2-BURNER GASOLINE STOVES, regular $6.50, special at.. sees e. SELB $2.00 U. S. ARMY COLLAPSIBLE TRUNKS at. sis AO PMR Made of extra heavy khaki canvas—fine for auto trips, camping, etc. Wo.8 KAMPKOOK SET UP DUNNAGE BAGS, large size, special at... .49¢ WALL TENTS, 7x7, Ssounce; regular $10.45, special...... $8.19 7x7 10-ounce, regular $11.95, special at .................. $8.98 Made of 29-inch canvas. A splendig buy. . AN EXCEPTIONAL VALUE IN TABLE TUMBLERS Made in U. 8 Aj are thin blown. clear glass and highly polished. A bargain at this low price. Another bargain for the housewife. LINEN SLASHER THREAD MOP HEADS 16-ounce size eakeinliat’s a viaiees' 39c Absorbs water readily; will fit any size mop stick, A big value. ROYAL ROCHESTER HIGHEST GRADE SOLID COPPER TEA KETTLES POETRY § 1,69 Heavy nickeled. Choice of two sizes, 7 and 8. Buy Friday at a saving. f tron whieh Ally take and which I made merely by noida Ht © tron th spinach, ipleht Class and Dances, the ft In ap and it often ir Ta ay ag | vigor of weak, wornout women in it take a few. private|| mental vitor of weak, i nent duy or ave, You tan| [two weeks! {lrne lem Dances after our enay Look for the ne by. 4 by the manutads | t obtain perfeotly tlefwctory romulte, At all druggies, | gney will ber 7 of