The Seattle Star Newspaper, April 7, 1924, Page 4

Store \Closed ———— Four Speed Boats ee ore feat aes to Join Dry Force | ‘#1 preecution and heavy sen:| gratition Four small spe« e bu and Bdded to the coast guant r Alaskan waters ¢ fm combatting {licit | tween Alaska « te A.C. Shou terney for Juneau, after spending fngton, D. C. Rum running Greased 69 per c ————————— a me Travelers Will Talk to Clubmen THE SEAT TLE 8ST Hous Is My Castle and the Ford Is the King’s That Technicality—and Uncertainty |" *A. Asks for Funds of Juries—Hamper Law: Starwich _ its ' BY 2. Bh JUSTICE t ie ditt 4 ee anything a re e 1 . ' th ‘ Big nae ed Thursday 4 i Eng " : ir hips. They 9:30 , t f Great Bible Campaign of This) *°) 0@* . a ; ’ me Paper to Close Within 2 me b we are raiding that Few Days 4 it r . easy matter t . rs. a L f 4 ui the b Le to another room. We pene A yay: ‘ Tt te with bed as “ t t a ne an't f w it First we must go for ~ sf, be : ‘ . he » banged. warrant.” or 8 ® we s of ite ¥ rt tay & man's home may be his) I wanted to know what happened | round ‘ e = ¢ f © his house f Uitanm a the recent mistrial of the Grove. bows . h teen, ted who does|was Starwich’s reply. “We seemed |18 DOG'S LIFE } . theory; which have & good case, but the jury| Star rea ° aw. H sidn't 4 uidn't agree about it.” that the life of a sheriff ‘ to the layman it And here we get back to the jury |life, under existing eondit i ka as if some judges everdo | problem. It is the opinion of the mays « « P wi w > when they are/sheriff that if a jury is seven wet | want Again we urge you to see what ch and seizure matters, |and five dry, you get « we it ia not in t law, it Or if tt te half and half, f { oe times seeme that th itois ne jury And o pinion that a man's F strong-minded m m’s chariot, and a Anyway, it ls such thing sheriff of King « felt for! the discussing law enforcement, or enforcement, with 4 over the recent (¢ Matt ear Kent on et it may be wo or of the jurors and t the judge would but for the title of the edict turn Sheriff Starwich was feeling lat , capture of @ still atter ls down there ot raid the wrong hou: benefits come through this new way of teeth cleaning. To men and women whiter teeth, to children new protection. To all a sense of cleanliness they never knew before, Let this free test bring to your home a new dental era. D u n had been complaining. The sherit? the t Film keeps teeth unclean p : are deal . nome 09:8 or three deputies and prenes ms Film is that viscous coat you nday, 8 * as ted, m l6yeatold| B with « feel. Under old methods, much of | “No, Madam, it is not Linoleum unless it has a — burlap back” HEN a salesman in a store begins to tell you what genuine linoleum is, please give him close attention. He is trying to help you. He is trying to keep you from making a mistake. _ Salesmen like to sell goods of quality—that will give lasting satisfaction to their customers. The difference in “—_oleums” Linoleum is a strong, durable floor material invented by Frederick Walton in 1863. He made it with cork, linseed oil, and burlap. In the last few years other floor cover- ings that look like linoleum, and some of them with names ending in “olin” or “oleum,” have been offered for sale. These are not made with cork, linseed oil, and burlap. They are not lin-oleum. When the salesman tells you this, he is helping you to buy intelligently. Why genuine linoleum lasts for years In making linoleum, oxidized linseed oil is mixed with powdered cork. ‘You know how tough cork is. Cork 1s also elastic and springy. If pressed out of shape, it springs back into shape again. Cork is waterproof, non- absorbent, and silent. Rap two corks together aa note what little noise they make. Tn 1863 Frederick When this mixture of | Waltonnoticedthe powdered cork and oxid- film that form: on ized linseed oil is pressed an open can of paint. This is ox- idized linseed oil onto burlap, you have linoleum. The burlap back adds strength and makes linoleum sturdy and nontearing. Naturally linoleum takes on the quali- ties of cork and linseed oil. It makes a floor that is elastic, silent, nonabsorbent, andextremely durable. The ordinary wear of walking feet has very little effect on linoleim. Plain linoleum By adding coloring matter to the cork and linseed oil, linoleum is produced in different colors—brown, gray, blue, and Ben. 10 Itholeum is a rippling, two- tone effect in these same colors. This is a new development in linoleum, Jaspé floors are gaining great vogue. Inlaid linoleum In inlaid linoleum each little colored block or shape in the pattern is cut out separately and laid on the burlap, then pressed into one piece under heav rollers. These colors go clear thesigls from the surface to the burlap back. Printed linoleum In printed linoleum, no color is added to the cork and oxidized linseed oil. Instead, & pattern in colors is printed on the sur- face with heavy oil paints. Linoleum rugs Rugs of lin-oleum are made of cork, lin- seed oil, and burlap. They lie flat with- out curling and are waterproof, sanitary, and serviceable.- Armstrong’s Rugs are made in printed and inlaid linoleum. You can identify genuine linoleum rugs by the sturdy nee Ay back. They are flexible and not easy to tear. Made in sizes from 6 x 9 feet to 9 x 12 feet. They brighten any room in which they are [aid. So easy to keep clean The linoleum floor is the easiest of all floors to keep clean. Tenever needs re- finishing. It never needs harsh scrubbing. Wash new inlaid linoleum as soon as laid, with a mild soap like Ivory. Then ive it two very thin coats of standard loor wax pied in thoroughly, and polish with a weighted brush. A dry mop used daily will take all dust and dirt from this smooth surface, and renew the polish. Rewax once or “We advise you to buy genuine linoleum—it is made with cork and linseed oil, pressed onto a strong burlap back, and should last for years,” twice a year, and restore the walked-on places a little more frequently with a cloth moistened with a little liquid wax. Printed linoleum should be varnished when new, and about once a year there- after. This preserves the pattern; hence longer wood Never use strong soaps or scrubbing powders. They will quickly eat up your fine floor. How fine linoleum should be laid The modern way of laying linoleum has two objects—beauty and. permanency. A lining of builders’ deadening felt is first cemented to the wood undletfioge An experienced lino- leum layer pastes the linoleum to this felt closely joinin and waterproofingtheedges and extending the lino- leum_ beneath the moulding round the walls. Then no matter how much your wood floors expand or con- tract in summer or winter, the linoleum doesn’t crack, doesn’t stretch, doesn’t need retrimming. The design in in. laid linoleum goes clear through to the burlap back Write our Bureau of Interior Decoration This Bureau, in charge of Mrs. Hazel Dell Brown, an experienced decorator, will help you to plan color schemes for new homes or particular rooms. Mrs. Brown will give you information about linoleum designs for different rooms, and tell you how to take care of them. We will send you a sample of Armstrong's pert Linoleum, a 24-page ooklet, “New Floors for Old,” and direct you to good stores near you that can supply Armstrong’s Linoleum in the new deco- rative designs and do good laying. This help is free, Armstronc Cork Comrany, Makers of Cork Products since 1860 Linoleum Division, Lancaster, PENNSYLVANIA Seattle Office—803 Terminal Sales Building. Telephone—Elliott 8641 Arm for Every strong’s Linoleum or.in the House it clings and stays. Food stains, etc., discolor it, then it forms dingy coats. That is what makes so many teeth unsightly. Film also holds food substance which ferments and forms acid. It holds the acid in contact with the teeth to cause decay. Germs breed by millions in it. They, with tar- tar, are the chief cause of pyorrhea. 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