The Seattle Star Newspaper, September 26, 1923, Page 4

——-— = PAGE 4 DR. LOUGHNEY’S Human Bake Oven And Corrective Eating Builds Up Tacoma Youth +» MULT My home t# located at S413 Se 1 completely Very severe nd constipation ax the treatments have a regular thorough 1 always have been & | ma, Wash. Madison. 1183 te for Dr. Loughney’s | Latest FREE Book “RHEUMATISM AND KINDRED DISEAS E AND TREATM re located at the! m, in the Crary | 2-3 at m. to 6 p.m Telephooe MA in- | Weisfield & Goldberg Seattle’s Credit Jewelers Doesn't your money have a way of slipping through your hands and leaving you with Nothing to show for it? Buy high-grade jewelry and you will have SOMETHING to show for it throughout the years. At Weisfield & Gold-| berg’s you can get the best Your Credit and Then Protect |Concert to Benefit You can speak with authority | on the “time of day” with an Establish |° indicated today H otel ! Men iH ere Way to California Eastern * * & Are on hotelmen who wer to Los Angeles, where the opening of the new $8,000,000 Bilt hotel, are wn here, Top row, left to right: James Wood, general manager of the Los Angeles-Biltmore hotel; Col Chas, H. Ce J t of the lvo hotel ch the u lo edere hi Balti ven member f the party of ttle Wednesday, en ha BELGIUM WINS EXPECT BOOST | BALLOON RACE IN CITY TAXES) Takes Both First and Sec- Council Ends Consideration ond Places of Estimates for 1924 | cond places |be increamd approximately 3 © FOF on the city government mide, it was indicated Inte Tuesday when the council aitting ax a budget committee, practically completed h Palco, Savives "to. the *| consideration of annual estimates. | |. Phe new tax fevy for municipal | The ‘The Belgian pilot, De Muyter, last r's winner, takes first place, with ye gove he 25% milla raised by compared to $6,- a, pilotin ba Prince Leopold, d, kilometers values of anded safely is seco An increase in approximately rg, Sweden. Sufferers in Japan ' ndibpnitdh cgatony transferred to the special $700,000) A sacred concert for the benofit| general fund bond tasue for nlide Illinois. Autocrat—12° size, 17) ot Japanese sufferers of the earth-| prevention and earth removal. A els, adjusted, gold center rer Brequet hair spring, green or white gold, 25-year guarantee. We Restring Pearls 40 Cents WEISFIELD 7 Bullding: ale your 106 Columbia 8t. Seattlo’s es and fires that destroyed | ; will |be Ba th the | cut of* $20,800 was made by @e-| Il) creasing the general fund appropria- | First} tion to the city water department. th) Hydrant rental was cut from $1 per hydrant to $.75 per hydrant T under con sideration Councilman A. Low Stanhope, , Kenneth ‘"! Cohen's motion to cut the charge and other tists will be featured j for street lighting from 4 cents per | |the concert. Rallies of a similar na-lyitewatt hour to 2 per howe ture are being held in Tacoma and | mie wit! cut $50,000 to $60,000 an. Portland nually from the strect lighting bill chitreh in conn of the Seattle district Bay People's union, at which es are expected. Mins} council still has HOLD JANITOR Professor to Go to Dairy Meeting PULLMAN, Wash., Si Pro- OF THEATER) fessor E. V. Ellington, of the jdairy department of Washington} yor three years, Anton Arroplan | State college, will represent the col-| has been janitor at the Liberty the |lege at the world’s dairy congrean to! ator {be held in Washington, D. C., Phila- | | delphia and Syracuse, Octbber 2 tol various articles of equipment, and $. It will be the first time the bie |puosday ‘night a trap was set. Al jcongress has been held in America, |teaded bag with 46 cents in It was | and delegates from 20 foreign coun-|iee. ona table and kt couple of de-| tries will be in attendance. Professor | t actives, Tom Hayden and Charles ||} Ellington will a Tes one ee wec- | Waechter, left to watch it Ne retary of the Western Daily Instruc. |, AnDroplan aaw the bag and put tt) tors’ association will also represent in geste wt. gates | was obtained and For some weeks past the the ater management has been missing Deputy sheritts| Police Raid Seven Thursday Movie Day ~ =~ Sept. 27th /RRASIAR-IPATIERSON CO, SECOND AVENUE AND UNIVERSITY STREET A Sale to Move Quickly Large Quantities of Goods Special Purchase and Clean-up Lots—All to Go! Stamped Aprons 20¢ Aprons, tive bluebird Unbleache Curtain Marquisette l5e Yard 450 yards, 36 inc cial for Movey Da wide Buttons 29c Dozen Splendid quality; broken First Circle Neckwear 50c Yard White, cream and black frill Spanish Lace $1.29 Yard 86-inch Flouncing and Allover First Floor Photo Albums $1.15 Size 5x8—genuine leather Picture Frames 95c 10%x13%, 1-inch moul Picture Frames 70c 7x11% «size, in black-g Women’s Gloves 95c Strap-wrist fabrics; many Dotted Swiss 25¢ Yard Curtain Swiss, inch Fourth Floor 9x12 Rugs $32.50 9 only, Axminsters; regular $48. Fourth Floor Women’s Underwear 95c Fall Union Suits, sizes 34 to 44 First Floor Children’s Underwear 85c Fleeced Union Suits, 2 to 16 years. First Floor Silk Stockings $1 Pair Full fashioned, 127 pairs only —Firet Floor Infants’ Coats $1.95 8 only—hand embroidered. Plaid Blankets $3.20 Pair 70x80-inch ; Block plaid. Second Floor Pillows, $1.39 Each With feather-proof floral ticking. —S8econd Floor Wool Comforters $5.85 Wool filled—silkoline covered. Second Floor Luncheon Sets $2.75 58x58-inch cloth, 6 napkins. Second Floor Handkerchiefs 25c “Linen cambric,” beautiful colors. —First Floor Hair Ornaments 69c Spanish Combs, attractive designs. —Firet Floor Remnants Sharply Reduced Satins, Woolens, and Linings in plain and fancy 8, plaids, stripes, checks and plain colors in the s Goods Section, First Floor. Wash Crepes, Voiles, Challies, Ginghams, Devonshires Sateens, Flannels, Damask, Muslins and Crashes, in the Wash Goods Section, Second Floor —— The Special Price Basement — Movey Day Specials, for Quick Action Thursday, in This Bargain Center Trimmed Hats 100 Velvet Hats trimmed with es] t drapes, and colored em- } . Movey Day special. PLAIN AND SCRATCH FELTS, $2. Trim- med with draped bands of satin and ribbon. 120 Women’s Sweaters A special underpriced purchase. Sizes ol women, misses and growing girls. . In ‘eld | $3.45 $1.19 brown, copes, green, tan, gray, orchid, gold, and orange. Sizes 86 to 42. n ‘ Dresses, Coats including Poiret twill in long aight lines and coat styles; Canton crepes with drapes and pleats; sating with lace and pleatings. Sizes 16 to 42. ( 25 COATS of polaire, plain or overplaids, in utility style. All at one price for Movey Day, $10. Girls’ Union Suits (Seconds) 300 fine ribbed Union Suits in silk and wool, mixed wool and all cotton. Sizes 6 to 16; ($1.69 not all sizes in all kinds. Women’s Silk Stockings ] $10 2,000 pairs of good quality Silk Stockings, with hand clocks. Lisle garter tops and feet. Cor- dovan with white clocks and white with black clocks. Sizes 8 to 1014. 75 Women’s White Waists | Lawn and voile, several different models. Sizes 36 to 48, but not all sizes in each style. 200. Dress Aprons Percale and gingham and percale combinations. In smart styles. Sizes up to 44. » F4 ’ Girls’ Dresses Sturdy ginghams in a wide assortment of styles and colorings. Sizes 2 to 10 years. New Petticoats A special purchase of Sateen Petticoats of extra fine rich luster, Plain uppers with deep pleated flounces, with inserts and edges of Oriental colorings, Assorted sizes, Women’s and Misses’ Dresses Fiber crepe and mercerized Paisley combina- tions. A large assortment of colors and styles. Sizes’ 16, 18 and 36 only. ie 75 | 75 $1.95 $295 200 Brassieres’ 50¢ A special purchase of new, long- line Brassieres. Made of nov- elty material in flesh. Back fastening. Sizes 34 to 44. Very special for Movey Day. Becond Floor Enamel Suit Cases $4.95 Black enamel, with crétonne lin- ing. Two shirred pockets, Very attractive. e 24-inch. Movey Day special. Seven only. —Fith Floor Cowhide Bags $3.95 Split cowhide, leather lined. —Fifth Floor Knitting Yarn 10c Germantown, 8-fold. Pictures 59c Good subjects; framed; size 7x9. —Fourth Floor ~Fourth Floor Neckwear $1.33 Many styles; remarkable values. —First Floor Bags at Half Price Beauty Boxes and Silk Bags. —First Floor Skirting $1.95 Yard Novelty effects, 46- and 544nch. —First Floor Wool-Mixed Plaids 38-inch—Movey special, 75¢ yard. —First Floor Ginghams 15¢ Yard 1,500 yards, odds and ends, : ~Beoond Floer Crepes and Tissues - 1,800 yds.—Movey special, 27c yd. —Second Floor Outing 21c Yard Heavily fleeced, yard wide. —Becond Floor Chafing Sets $1.49 Spoon and: fork. Silver One-Third Less Odds and ends of plated wear. First Floor —First Floor Silver Novelties 95c Odds and ends of plated wear. —First Floor Mavis Lotion 25c Excellent hand lotion. Black Narcissus 69c In small vials. —First Floor “First Floor Edison Irons $3.49 Electric Flat Irons, Electric Curlers $3.49 Edison Curling Iron. Electric Grills $1.49 Hold Heet make. r | &First Floor 26-Piece Silver Sets $8.95 Rogers &: Bros. Manor pattern. “First Floor cities are inaugurating publicly] horn said yesterday. This will be Leading Dentist for More Than 21 Years ASPIRIN 200 Haight ——-MA in-100 Byes exami six, Stomach, Ailments, Kidney Blood, Skin, Hear! Palvic Ailments, Piles, all conditions of weak- an_of “vim” and — IMPERIAL — FURNACE COAL High in Heat—Low in Ash $7.75 Per Ton Anywhere in Seattle sible by Truck Mined in Washington Harlin-Dail Coal Co. MA in-7028, Unlews you see the “Bayer Crona" yon package or on tablets you are not getting the genuine Bayer prod- uct prescribed by physiclans over ‘twenty-three years and proved wate by millions for Colds Toothache Earache Headache Lumbago Rheumatism Pain, Pain ayer Tablets of Aspirin” h unbroken package con taina proper directions, Handy boxes of twelve tablets cost few cents, Druggiats also well bottles of 24 and PEEP R TUNITY | perrnn siosent metios of 14 and | hose, a sack full of light globes, and Buyer Manufacture of Monoacetlo- Star Wa nt Ad Bl daidestar "Ht palloytloaota, dante that organization at the congress, — | is vinained and Debt Pagal Appropian's home y found 1 feather dusters, a large American flag, a number of wrenches and tools, a coll of alr to seare! articles of value, all of which to the ‘theater, it is claimed. Arropian was. pla undér arrest, worms (cK « | COTE ‘Nothing Acts Like Analax" A CENTLE POR GENTLE FOLKS ANALAX The Fruity Laxative Sold by All Drug Stores Made by MeKesson & Robbins, Ine, Stewart & Holmes Drug Co. Spectal Wholesale Distributors Rates Announced | Reduced passenger rates between | variety were raided by police Tues-| Seattle and day night cider was found. The men arr louls .Key, 210 Occidenta Fred Fitch, 2 Oceldental; K. Harn Second ave. 8; D. osugi, 8.; J, H. Williams, ond ave, 8; J, A. Blackis ave. 8. and W ave “Soft” Drink Shops | Seven shops of tho ‘‘soft’’ drink| Southern California djcities, which will remain in effect | during the winter, beginning Novem: ber 1, will be made public shortly, cording to B. C, Taylor, Seattle neral agent, The round trip rate m Sun Francisco to Seattle for the son will be $60.75 and the Los es rate will be $86.76, With a ay limit, this rate will be reduced to $88.60, In each, police say, b ond ave. DAYS MORE Nights 50c, 1$, $1.50 Matinees 50c, $1.00 Plus Tax METROPOLITAN —— NOW PLAYING — |Reduced California |ROSS IS BACK FROM MEET Seattle's publicly owned light de. partment is winning the attention of other cities who are seeking to establish their own power systems, according to J. D, Rosa, superin tendent of the city light depart. ment, Ross has just returned from attending the sessions of the Inter. national Public Ownership league at Toronto, Canada, Ontario is making a splendid succes’ ‘of its government power system and distritutes 600,000 horse power anngally, Ross said. Anoth- er Unit Of 250,000 horse power is about to ba added, Many other Abolish that Yonesome feeling hy wholesome récrektion and entertain. ment. Get acquainted. The Lone. some Club, Holyoke Bldg., 111 Spring St. Meetings Tuesday, ‘Thursday and Saturday evenings. Strangers and lonely people welcome.—Advor- tisement, owned power systems, Ross said, Ross (predicts that the Skagit power plant will prove too smali for Seattle in a few years, He predicts laws that will permit sale of power in’ rural districts, which will permit irrigation by use of cheap power for pumping purposes. slightly less than the amount mid last year. Some of the work is now under construction, some is nearly com- pleted and some fs to be started. uses roots and herbs in * ‘ ~ | treati Ndi Walla Walla Will ft] of men and ‘women. - y Specializes in ~stom- Lay New Pavement ach trou bie, and WALLA WALLA, Sept. 26.— ene Remedy Co. About two and one-half miles ‘of MA In-4308. width, is being laid in the city this Sngineer Walter Re- ther ailments. pavement, averaging 28 feet ‘in| - i be Dr.. Wo, Chinese Doctor Hleensed Herb Spectatint Treats alt ailments with Chinese nature herbs. Many wet) well suffering from stomach, rhoumatiam, head- ache, catarrh, ‘nervousness, cough, cold. kidney, blood, akin, “bladder and’ female Medtet Aisorders. Call or writ Washington, Bide, M. Heo We Chinese Medicine 0. 705 Flest Aves 208 Jumes St, cor. tnd Ave, Seattic =_: Established 1903, Phone MA tns2195 DR. MAYFIELD Ex-Milltary and Railway Doctor Former Lee They Say Tinney Gives Furniture Away With a Simite! 1609 8th Ave, ner Pin HAVE YOUR BYES PXAMINED T oxamine the eyes, write the the con- FREE BLOOD TEST ABRAM’S | nd Dr. ©) Optometrixt 212 People Ke elas diand Pike, Main 2551, About Our $5.00 Glasses, AUTHORIZED ny ‘To ne hin methods and eaulpm Ween cured, and the medioal tn the healing art in ten th only guarantee I, that he wilt do PHYSIO CLINICAL, LANORATORY, 118 SCABOARD BLDG. 6, Terms Nensonable AMoure# to 18, 8 to DR. ALBERT ABRAMS t, which are METHODS he benefit of people who atment from us We ‘ome happy patients. Today ts best tme to enll, ELECTRO-MEDICAL DOCTORS 1827 4d Ave. Opposite the FP. @ d by the public, who have Ae the wfeateat advanoe wets criticiam, De, Abrama’ TT