The Seattle Star Newspaper, July 31, 1917, Page 5

Ty Woodhouse-Grunbaum Furniture Co., Inc 416-424 Pike Street WE'LL TRUST You redit system has been established t you In furnish! r home vidual ideas, Our terma are will be found anywhere. Ne f convenience a your. ¢ ry mare le en) mo Interest ower than JUST YOUR WoRD THAT YOULL Pray 8 50.00 Worth of $1.00 Down, 81,00 Per Week 100,00 Werth of 6.00 Down, 1.60 Per Week 150,00 Worth fomefurniahings 7.00 Down, 2.00 Per Week 200.00 Worth of Nometu 10.00 Down, 15.00 Down, 2.60 Per 4.00 Per Week Eight-plece Dining Room Suite, Just Ruffet, Six-Foot Exte solid oak I as pictured, consisting of on Table and Six Chairs to match; all of in the fumed finish $49.75 $1.00 Per Week Special, for the eulte $1.00 Cash, = a ; YNZ 7 SUED FOR $100,000 damages by Mies Florence Cooke, spinster —_ ne S aged 45 years, John Everitt, of Jamalea, L. |., alleges that he is an i <i Badertaker, aged 68 years, and afflicted with asthma, myocarditis | —— ae Ig an other imperfect r ‘ r perfections. im other words, it ien't worth $100,000/ cHina, NOW, is a peninsula. It ie almost entirely mot to marry an undertaker like that. Pretty strong defense, John. | THE WESTERN HARDWARE AND AUTO SUPPLY COMPANY QUIT THE GAME FOR GOOD! HIGH COST OF STEEL Forces This $30,000.00 Corporation to Dissolve! The Best of World Standard Brands in Both Hardware and Auto Lines. denepreinmninititnne | rounded by allies. Automobile Accessories Dixon’s Graphite Monarch Greases Tinware Royal Graniteware Keen Kutter and Jordan Cutlery Goodell-Pratt Tools Butchers’ Tools Starrett Tools Russwin and Corbin Builders’ Hardware Wiss’ Shears White Chisels Stanley Tools Now Going for Less Than Present Cost of Materials in the Rough. SALE OPENS TOMORROW 9:30 A. M. 35c Johnson’s Cleaner . -2Ze ][25c Neatsfoot $1.00 to $2.50 Auto Goggles, your} Compound choice at 47¢ |$1.00 Trouble Lamps $2.00 to $3.00 Auto Foot Rests, [$16.00 Solid Leather choice at 95e] at 25c Tire Talc Mica... -12¢ |$1.50 Rado-No-Lack $2.50 to $4.00 Tire Covers, choice ]75¢ Blow-out Chains. . at $1.25 |$1.00 Valve Lifters $3.50 to $5 Trunk Racks... $1.45 [Ford Timers $10.00 Bumpers $5.00 }$1.25 Shellac $3.50 Electric Horns. . 75c Enamel $3.50 to $6.00 Tire Holders, $1.50 [$1.00 Sherwin & Williams’ Lot Stewart Rpenionnens. choice] Finishes $5.00 Stewart Clutch and Belt | 50c Carpenters’ Aprons .. 15¢ | 65c¢ Mops, each 69e $7.50 Levels, each Auto Chairs |75¢ Leather Punches, each $7.50 | 85c Mortise Locks, each 55e The \ $4.00 Front Door Locks. ..$2.50 40¢ , $8.00 Cylinder Front Door Locks, Abe each : $5.25 The 25c Nickeled Hooks, per Tbe dozen 15e 48¢ 90c Nozzles, each 45e erase 30c Batts, each 20¢ GHe [50° Padlocks, each 28e¢ Vacuum Gauges at 75c Carpenters’ Pinchers 45¢ $3.25 | Starrett Tools One-Fourth Off 19¢@ | $1.50 Crouter Pliers $1.10 95e $1.00 Cherry Pitters, each 50e 10... |20c Ceiling Hooks, 10¢ 906 |$2.25 Underhill Hatchets, “Regulate” Ford Light each $1.30 $2.00 |75c Yankee Ratchet Screw Driver 25e] for -48¢ $1.10 |$2.50 Gas Plates $1.65 $5.00 Thermos Lunch Kits, 83.2% |$2.00 to $2.50 White Enamel Tea Inner Tubes y, off]. Kettles, each $1.46 Best Carpenters’ Pencils Se \$1.25 Viscut Wrenches T5e $1.00 Motorcycle Locks, Yale 68¢ |50¢ Coffee Pots, “Royal” ...27¢ $1.75 Mason Trowels, each $1.30 |$1.25 Egg Poachers 85¢ 40c Machiniey Hammers, each 30¢ }5¢ Frying Baskets 35¢ Bde ‘Auto Pliers, each. 236 ($1.00 large copper Coffee ; Pots, each 65¢ $25.00 Stock and Dies. ..$13.75 | coc “Dresden” Bread Pans...25¢ $1.20 Starrett Hack Saw Blades, }50c Dresden Frying Pans...23¢ per dozen ‘ T5¢ 30c Steel Casters 18¢ 50c Eveready Blades .-338¢ {Galvanized Screen Wire, foot 3¢ 33¢ . B7¢ $4.95 15e Clothes $2.00 Tail Lights a $1.50 Auto Blue Book... $3.50 to $5.00 Auto Gloves, $2.29 $5.00 to $7.50 Auto Coats. . $3.80 $5.00 Brass Auto Locks... . $1.65 $5.00 Spot Lights -$2.25 75c to $1.50 Spark Plugs, choice at. 90c to ‘$1. 25 ‘Cut- outs 65¢ $1.50 Fuller’s Leather and Mohair Dressing at 95¢ $2.00 Motorcycle Horns $1.25 50c Body Polish, Oe ete at 50c Keystone Switches $2.00 Robe Rails Monarch Semi-fluid Oil, doz Lath No. $3.50 Dean Controller 50c Ford Timer Brushes $2.00 Duplex Baskets $3.50 Tool Boxes $25.00 Shaler Vulcanizer, bottom pcan $16.50 $5.00 Auto Wacks, “Barrett,” at ENTIRE STOCK MOVED TO 416 Pike St. THE WESTERN HARDWARE & AUTO SUPPLY CO. STOCK STAR—TUESDAY, JULY 31, 1917, GERMANY’S OWN PICTURES OF U-BOAT IN ACTION! eur. PAGE 5 Jime for Summer pe She Rhodes Co. eden ee | Men's Silk Front Shirts | {| te I that | | THE il $1.50 f ; F mt te | re these } 1 ilk | he evenin troll or | trous { '"t c wn in e | ortal \ oo sinatic \ Fir nines howing t photograph from Ger America entered the submarine running and (below) many war, full Silk Petticoats Shat Are Exceptional at $3.95 Upper Main Floor ult on eu ere with In of the new | Dresses and Liu) Hie nec enishing ‘the mn w robe of Pett 1 for this ptr- ¢ it e hard t nd am ilk Petticoat 3 nl Silk Falta and Silk Jersey Top Petticoats | FALLDOWNAN = f= soon nd floane | bd ea y les, that include They are vodeled with elasti din shades ‘ELEVATOR SHAFT IT By United Press Leased Wire Purple, Black, Lavender, Light this morning lowed the boy's moving eley Water- Proof Atprons Main Floor, White Satin Heats $2.50. $2.95 and $3.95 Upper Main Floor. f t second fl nd to « ci ‘ the elevator went by re looking for new millinery | —~———~ Notion Section has will be charmed with these ! P redid THE aie “Kleinert™ models for Autumn and immediate erproof House Young Cherbas, trying frantica ’ rt lors have black velvet fa 3 in square and bib to nave his tri 4, from being | eur mall brim shapes have soft crowns, and ne or more of these crushed, started the elevator down ve af disp fell down the elevator shaft to the fh : 4 - basement A ‘Stylish Tailored Hat aware when putting Chis a dite ot up fruit, king jellies or ‘in : na eaffere from arcity ot is made black hatter’s plush and is in wide brim the performance of other ' needs and social afd from the I sailor style, ished with wide grosgrain ribbor household work. Children’s Dr. Charles K. Edmun¢ nt GHEE ioatsiwsdenbsnhsanaee .$3.95 and $5.00 size, For women, 50e of Canton Christian college, told|! | sad 6h hearers at a luncheon at the maiater — en eas — 5 club Monda ROCKEFELLER MINES By United Press Leased Wire DENVER, Col, July 31—Follow- ing a notice that was filed with @ state industrial commission | month ago that they would call | strike if not recognized, the Ui M Workers of America here a expected to walk out within a few days. The Colorado Fuel and ‘ corapany has posted notices writes Secretary Hous-|the camps, announcing that ia ack tat promiht sures | Would not recognize the union, must be taken to mains ;|Weak, Thin Peog Who nos Rost the War? UGRES PEOPLE Not Balmy Benny; Not Till | TQ GAN FRUITS | He Finds Where Mose Was tes znsuex mon food articles {s the measure urged On the Galician front, wom- by Secretary of Agriculture David | en soldiers are facing the pow- F. Houston in a letter to the Se der, but what of that? Chambe ree and Cc In Berlin, the Reichstagers plan will serve “to are gradually emphasizing the © transportation agencies “hel” in Wilhelm, but even that Is a minute matter of in- terest. Eggs went smash on car win- dows in Seattle, Harrison Gray Otis died, President Wilson is ne perishable crop situation in your state waste and to provi tive utilization and conservation, by still picketed by suffragists, canning, drying, pickling, preserv | Made Strong and F we need five’ billions for our ing, and the like, of those products | firet year’s budget, national which are not consumed locally. 1| 7, we prohibition Is to be voted in am informed that there will prob-| Weak t ae ple -men OF wom the senate soon, the war may ably be a large surplus in your sec-| ‘ y end this year, the war may not tion of p all of the staple end this year, Doctor Mat fruits and ve es. neurasthenia are 2 va poor creature in the way he should - — sthel almost in thews hae offered his services) iF shail te ‘gies ay ae, y due to nerve starvation. In the war, the car strike will be over unless it continues— but all these things, what mat Mose: ring t t a restaur your nerves and all these sympto jue to nerve starvation will e |Su erfluous Hair pear. Eminent specialists bere: 4 ter they? “No matta! No light \ wt he mar " hat the best nerve food is an @ mattal” lie oT oe ganic phosphate known among drug- The momentous question of the | lyr. chink kidding iracfe cists ‘as Bitro-Phosphate, a, th r Balmy Benny, You think I'm kidding The origtaal, Aguid ney es er ee es when the ! happened to be eatir pointe. | Only dept se hic! next le and saw—I mea rearantee tn each package ; (aken with each meal. Being a gen- heard b uine nerve builder and not a stim iat douitag eeu ulant or habit forming drug, Bitro: lights went out Moses | Phosphate can be safely taken by — his skin. And FE. 1 the weakest and most delicate suf that Moses was sitting ‘GLASSES ferer, and the results following its ne when t use are often simply’ astonishing. — ly and correctly Weak, tired people regain strength — and fitted || and vigor; thinness and angularity sive way to plumpness and curves,) ” | sleep returns to the sleepless, com- erfulness replage de- {| | fidence and 2 ‘ M night Moses was ¢ Vir bility and gloom, dull eyes become h girl, standing on t is pete , and pale, sunken Cheeks re wr N. H All a sud ! . gain the pink glow of health. Bitro: _ the lights went Stephen Dc Phosphate, the use of which is in- Moses was ut Frida Shoagee ; expensive, also wonderfully pro liceman sald , nd tl ; || rs motes the assimilation of food, so he'd to take hi amnd the | , at ‘ Tired of suffering from cance 1] much so that many people report girl to hap writes poet-|John Monroe went on the DR. KNOWLTON gains of weight in a few es was “aitting in| Poreh of home, near the Du | than 25 yeas practice. pry eee THA. nitro-Pesa nt up his salary ish ri R. FLD, at 3a.m t for relleving neve Everett, effuse lay and shot himself thru the d general weakness, eart, while his son slept i ne (0 its remarkable Tieatt KK propertics, be used by anyone - | who does not desire to put on Mesh, |AMUSEMENTS to think a » when norant you he Sunday school lesson. 1 when you were « kid, you had been Round Trip Summer listening to the te her instead of watehing for her to scream when Excursion Fares East Tonights teed somite aboot the via the “Now Balmy, sneak very quietly mot aot | Great Northern Railway | isl attic, and get the “book Per ce. t We haps you won't know where to On sale every Friday and Saturday during July, August and find the right verse, and as I September. al wouldn't want to be charged at ea é : F w I L KES | ve ATRE I day of not informing any oO t : po axe ee NEW AMBASSADOR | lEHerel oF Paul. A’ Stirring, Vital, Human Play uw inneapolis “ ? EATTLE Chicago Duluth ee es db S Detroit Sioux City 5 ie ec, Mat. ae TO VISIT S| Bevel slut ii a te Roland S. Morris, newly ap New York Omaha a — ee pointed ambassador to Japan, St. Louis 70 ~~ Lincoln may visit Seattle on his way to | Wa nehinaten, D.C. 118: 00 Kansas City PALACE HIP Tokyo. An invitation sent to | ortionately low fares to other Kastern points. Three one 1:30 to 6) Rives. 6:30 toad him by 8. J. Wetrick, manager pctrie Hghted trains East datly A c of the transportation bureau of . 7" c the Seattle Chamber of Com. | . THE ORIENTAL LIMITED’ Cg ft: merce and Commercial Club, “THE GLACIER PARK LIMITED” The Melvs ‘ was acknowledged in a letter “THE SOUTHEAST EXPRESS” (ree Bal ere | from Morris Monday. Rreak your journey at Glacier National Park, on matn tine. Afternoons, He; rem, and BUN, 18a Morris is a native of Washington Season June 15 to October 1, having been born in Olympia in ter: SBipteRe eat ¥ ritorial days. His father was a For further information, tickets, ete.. apply | prominent engineer in the Northern CITY TICKET OFFICE fs Pacific railway project ‘ats. , The letier does not indicate the Columbia and Second Ave. Somat ‘ time of Ambassador-elect Morris’ 3. J Moore, ©. W. Meldrum, visit, as his plans await confirma ee Aast. Gun’) Fass. Agt. tion of bis appointment by the Unit Phone Eittott 5000 ed States senate, Other Acts.