The Seattle Star Newspaper, July 29, 1918, Page 3

‘ THE SEATTLE STAR—-MONDAY, JULY 29, 1918 I Husband in War, 4 Woman Justice | ‘ Again Candidate TONIGHT AND TUESDAY ONLY Satisfactory Terms Always Satisfactory Terms Alway: THe ]ROTE-RANKINCO. OTTO F. KEGEL, President STORE HOURS FROM 8:30 A. M. TO 5:30 P. M. Month-End Clearance of RUGS short list of items will give you an idea of the Tapestry Brussels Rugs that are picked up. This | | remarkable values in | waiting to be 9x12 Seamless Brussels Rugn at 821.50 8-6x11 Seamless Brussels Rugs at $14.95 Regular price $20.00 Regular price $ ‘x12 Seamless Brussels Rugs at Brussels R $15.00 Regular price $ Regular price $30.00 Month-End Clearance Sale of WILLOW FURNITURE For Living Rooms For Bedrooms MES, 0. G. ©. hu 4 phews helping Un © kaiser in France BEALS two brothe Month-End Clearance of era ganid Cretonnes and Chintzes jr he n of beigh vs uit the re wit and two ne Red Cross Jumble Shop Fourth and pare New Location at Virginia, Article chairs, « = 4 pillows or renewing fons indow draperies, are re public and pr 1 was graduat | was educated in th vate schools here an from the state In whe received her degree of LL. | The Basement |treeee "| For Summer Homes t. In the University of Washington Vise Retresm Onna) law school. For several years she Housewares ECAUSE the manufacturers have changed the 100 pairs of Etamine Curtains, | practiced law with her father, P. P. | wtiten EL $ ( e : E((GUSON | aad wate laa aes caatiaae | design of the cretonne upholstering on the Wil- Carroll, and her brother, John FE. IN Robert W. Chambers THE borders. Curtains | low Furniture just arriving we have decided to effect Carroll, in Beattie After he mar » university Offers Great colorings, ot rene, mulberry, a area rd pieces = pene gad that will ayer- sue theae are 36 inches wide and age one-third from regular prices: Opportunities Cee Oe eee and °F | $45.00 Ivory Enameled Willow Lamp, with cretonne ° $29, 75 for Saving . $15.75 812. 50. .__ $29.75 | fered at O5€ the yard. thnk“ adie’ Bene mnt Leather Pertares $25.00 Ivory Enameled Desk, with quartered oak BP nore ganged ee oto carer $19.0 a cTeton: ase tence * . $15.75 wae a $15.75 | for Bummer homes and cot 8 top 2 for 10¢. Covers, © id de $25.00 Ivory Fnameled Willow Rocker, with cretonne $17.75 $7.26 Frosted Brown Willow Bird Cage $4 * BE ccececeseccager coreces: grersseces sees eeeccenes cop egw am QPS Section < e o m rance ; not harmonize with the new colorings. Below is a her husband « work * has always been active 1 and charitable work f d has been prominently iden nh the Un of Wash Unparalleled in vivid story, unequaled in creating the unusual and daring—Chambers’ “The Danger Mark,” with Elsie Ferguson, will equal rs tll on the picture screen its tremendous success as a printed story. See it ott ng her candidacy now until Tuesday night only! jeaih: cays: ate joven fit any | Special vermit rs oa that wor 50 Ivory Enameled Willow Chair, Dustpans with strong steel edgen cushion seat not turn, and hood to pre Zle. vent dust from rising. Specia all are fu $8.75. Curtain Material of fine Etamine fe | shown In ecru onty special, the yard, 23¢. Cretonne Laundry Rage—A limited number of Laundry Bags, made of short lengths of | foot quality cretonne, are priced, each, 25¢. hardwood han lamp. Each, $24.00 Ivory Enameled Willow Chair, with cretonne cushion seat $18.50 Ivory Enameled Willow Bird Cage a and Stand 6.2 .ee $17.50 Ivory Enameled Willow Table, with 20tnch quartered Oak top ..-e0cenerceeee-ee eeeccrwenene $46.00 age con to teed can bec aa: pacers Mop Sticks with dien and strong spring « tages. grades at YH $30.00 Ivory Enameled Willow Table, 16¢. % $ bs $12. Greater Coliseum $11.75 Symphonic Orchestra 30 Pieces Marius Brambilla, Conductor Extra Alcohol Stoves are convenient for cooking light lunches or warming baby’s food; $3.50 values, special at $1.69. Infants’ Hessinette, built like a | couch hammock, complete with can- opy. Special, each, 66.95. | Alaminum Washboards, standard nize, well reinforeed. Special, each,” 436. News by Te Telegraph and Telephone Cocccccccccccccccccoces | Edwin Jacobson, 18, Kirkland, was drowfed in the Luna park swimming tank Sunday evening while it was filled with swimmers. . cushion seat .... Gray Hair Los Angeles Nurses Bohemians Hear Threaten to Strike Jugo-Slav Talk Los nL 2 Hinko Hinkovich and Dr. Lj embers of the J ubo Slav Go to the _ RIGHT DRUG CO. 169 Washington St. and 1111 First Ave. come effe made by t the world Lidreasen note of all were dishes ery aved in Bohemian costume ist Allies *o~ A union of p the Gladding wae dest by A TENDENCY ‘i ANEMIA. NIAY BE INKERITED :: to thin blood, or anemia. Amount of interest paid by this bank on savings deposits dur- ing last 12 months....... Credited to Guaranty Fund and Undivided Profit , nas a - r 4 f a re $328,790.83 Total This is the largest amount ever paid by one insti- 7 rr tution during any single year in the history of our » ls for the If we had paid but 3% i oa ete ae itors would have received $ ‘ actually paid them. The oldest and United States are tific savings bank Mutual Savings Bank Safety comes first For 29 years, through wars and panics, we always paid withdrawals promptly—and have paid less than 5% $1.00 will start an account. Begin to save on or before August 5, receive 5 months’ interest on December 31, net earnings a or lack « Mra was ing my had ter k bitter tonics f, Our depos- less than we girihe was run dowr banks in the under scien- Washington largest saving: mutual and operate law like the Law. with all such banks. have never er in on Savings Compounded Semi-Annually 1918, and 1918, TRUSTEES “rr Williams nant William Washington Mutual Savings Bank 810 Second Avenue The Oldest and Largest Strictly Savings Institution in Washington TRUSS TORTURE Can be eliminated by wearing t Lundberg Rupture Support. Wi fire free 1 to prove its superior= | anes. a LEARN. OR ea fone, also | None of them noticed the boy sink Chartes A. Lingenfelter and F. M iver w ‘The ies, Tuesday and on | conduct lectures on P Monday and the tent at Third ave of Autoer Blasted ng Man of Des Admin Kaiser's H night, “The Con Questions answered. Judge Wilson FR. Gay spoke at the sw Thought convention, held Sun n the Boylston Avenu Lester Campbell jo Unitar 6monthold son f Aberdeen day even: an Pike st Home of M. Menke, 5038 43rd $., looted by Frida ‘ nd other valu able papers Salvator as draft Calarela arrested and Sunday Lorenzo Mendox suspects: Joseph Gawler, reclamation serv with family, and C. Heath, cash er of Yakima Valley bank were city Sunda: en route Mt Rainier National park Fire broke out in Northern - y building, 117 F loss $100 unda Second anniversary of at 8 p Allison, 36, seriously y night at Commercial crane, re ompan Chartes W proprietor of died in his of: Saturday ond installments of the war fund pledge payable Fir Susha evader pd Martin draft Susany Saturday a Frank ted L. Darwin has offered to turn ra nber of varieties of pheasants to asier, 141% Newport Swedish hospital Roderic k died at Spokane urriv Witherspoon, turer, has his new a er and manufac eattle to 4 chairman ume of the war indus » 20th zone, com ¢ Washingt Idaho and Ore will from Bonney-Watason parlor ee LECTURES FOR GIRLS TO BE HELD THIS WEEK All Seattle girls will be given an opportunity during the ing week to hear Dr, Caroline Hale eturer m eting will held Mor it Broadway high erncnent le first me 30 p.m The uesday Dr, Croasdale will s k at Lincoln high school, at 7:4 hoe Thursday at Broadway again, at| ie Sweepers, all metal cases brush, « tory work Carpet and ha na tints $1.98. Enameled Preserving Kettles Tquart capacity. Special 30¢. of each Granite Dishpans, You will want one o ou with your preserving each, 69¢. 17-quart size these to Special help of heavy im shape Cups and Saucers ported china in 8t The pair, 20¢. Silver-plated Tablespoons, guaran teed heavy plate. Special each, extra 25¢. Cut Glass Celery Trays in an at tractive daisy denign. Special, ea O8e. Victrolas The smallest Victrola, as well as the greatest, puts at our command the world’s t music, both vocal and instrumental, exactly as rendered by the greatest artists. Let os demonstrate the different ry Vievrola styles, and expla our easy terms. Victor Records Trunks ‘land Bags: In the Month-End Clearance Sale| Reinforced Fiber Trunk, with teel bindings and attractive nings, 38-inch size, $22.50. Genuine Fiber Trunk, with | reinforce- anized = fiber 1s; an exceptional value; nch size, $14.40, Metalcovered = Trunk with | hardwood reinforcements, 36inch size, en $16.35. Large Trunk, nd fitted inch size, at with 81! \e Reinforced Hardwood Trunk with steel trimmings, enam eled brown; 36-inch size, at 89.75. Bags of heavy black fita leather; 18-inch size, f tan or black 24-inch size, grain 24-inch Month-End Clearance of Bed Linens Towels and _ Blankets Towels that perfections soiled Blan which htly of for immediate clear ut substantial reduc from their regular are marke at very strongly | $60.00 Frosted Brown Willow Davenport, with cretonne $39 75, $50.00 Frosted Brown Willow Couch, with cretonne cushion Gsiat she wat @ $5.00 Fumed Oak Porch Chair, seat ... with slat back and goat. 7 $18.00 Frosted Brown Willow Ferneries, metal tray sete! 1.25 | $20.00 Frosted Brown Willow Fernertes, 36-inch metal { $20.00 Frosted Brown Willow Table, 42-inch octagon " $19. 75 | tray oak top pt $32.50 Frosted Brown Willow. Lamp, with cretonne Uned shade lara oe Biel Willow Table, was 20-tnch $1 1 "75 | : binboage trown W iow “‘Tabourette Sta anti, $4.25 $8.75 Frosted Brown $5 .25 . $15.75 .. $15.75 Willow ‘Tabouret te, with woven willow top $22.50 Frosted Brown Willow Chair, with cretonne cushion seat . 22.50 Frosted Brown Willow ( Thair, with sewin | pocket arm “ | $27.50 Frosted Brown Willow Rocker, with cretonne | cushion back and seat | $25.00 Frosted Brown Willow Rocker, with cretonne | shion seat . | $29.50 Frosted Brown Willow 7 Rocker, with cretonne pad seat and back . 4 Rrown Willow Chair, with cretonne at $21.50 . $16.50 . $12.25 $3.00 4.00 Fro: cushion $18.50 Frosted Brown Willow Bird Cage and tall stand $6.00 Fumed Oak Porch Settee, with slat back and seat . | $4.00 Fumed Oak Porch Chair, with slat ba | seat . | $4.00 Fumed Oak | seat $5.75 Rustic Cedar ¢ hair or Rocker, with polished maple seat . ‘ ; $9.50 Rustic Cedar Table, top Porch Robles, with slat back and with 30-inch iaghe $2.75 Rustic Cedar Stool, with polished maple | seat GROTE- RANKIN—PIKE ST. and FIFTH AVE. —GROTE- RANKIN