The Seattle Star Newspaper, May 13, 1919, Page 5

- Woodhouse-Grunbaum Furniture Co., Inc. OTTO 8S. GRUNBAUM 416-424 PIKE STREET BY FRANK J. TAYLOR | United Press Staff Correspondent UR CREDIT SYSTEM has been established for your con | venience to assist you to furnish your home along your own | individual ideas, Our terms are easier and our prices are lower than will be found anywhere, No extra charges; no interest, | JUST YOUR WORD THAT YOU'LL PAY | ing a defensive war, ‘The commur She, too, Mak reach the same by a different ro wakt powers communiem their They have ffects of the Bullitt, whom I » Moscow Htt's was the them in ar Lenine’s Proposal ne's peace proposal to the a hru the itt mission, ac to Makowski, was as f Odd Library Tables — order to make room for new stocks, we are closing out all odd and sample Library Tables at a big concession over original prices. Every table is | constructed of hardwood throughout in the golden or fumed finish. Bet $10.75 |e" $10.00 Bee” $13.50 te $14.75 ents $9.75 Et $15.00 | © until @ ple tn ter this pled Siberia, Ukrania, Courland and other buffer states in the forme Russian empire could 4 whet? CARLETON PARK? When the undersigned placed Mount Baker Park upon the market we found many who appreciated and were quick to buy the lots in that addition on account of the commanding view of Lake Washington. We found also that there was a demand—which at that time we were not able to satisfy—for homesite prop- erty giving a scenic Sound view, for lots that would give an unobstructible view of Puget Sound, the Olympics and the sea-borne commerce of this great port. Now we can and are satisfying that demand. But it was possible only by our securing control of Carleton Park, the only possible tract left that had all the ad- vantages similar to Mount Baker Park, with the Sound instead of the Lake view. There is no other tract re- maining in or near the city that has the advantages of _ Carleton Park. When this property is sold—as it soon will be—there is none other to take its place, none other with the same ‘ beautiful surroundings, none other with anywhere near the same magnificent panoramic marine view, none Gaesccmernienicntncanenimnansnant other where you can get such great values for so little money. Nor should you overlook the protective restrictions PR aaah SAB A mh that are thrown about Carleton Park. This same protec- tion was given to Mount Baker Park and is responsible for the high character of that section as a residence dis- trict with which you are familiar. Carleton Park will be such another, where both your home and your invest- ment are safeguarded against all encroachments of un- sightly, unsafe, uncomfortable, unpleasant or unprofit- able features. Let us show you—both literally and figuratively. Respectfully, JONES & PHINNEY, INC., Sales Agents. 817 Second Ave. Main 1102. THE SEATTLE eh atthleeerettlita MAY 13, 1919. | Ex-F ootball Star Russ “Reds” “Anxious to Is a Hard Worker | | Make Peace With Allies . WE’LL TRUST YOU er aoe ve end Want Allies to Quit © invade other and, he claimed, are fight int movement, he said, t — strong enough in other cot STORE HOURS—8:30 TO 5:30 fight for itself without the ald ¢ the Russian Only the Ang countrie ean withstand th vik move ment in the next decade, Makowsk believes, Great Britain will hay her Bolshevik troubles and or America is free from Bolshevism ski avowed, will ne and the heads of other © allies at Archangel | & 1 army of little over Only a few yours Would Have al Examine Crimi: endment to the state er they wanted to remain independ Haynes repair it. Near Liberty the Automobile Tires Take Down Slant INVESTIGATE TWO YOUTHS _Arreated on munpl Our shop and fitting them p Moderately Priced 424-5 Joshun Green Nidg. Ida was taken at Cierncterions our tomers are accorded every cour- teay consistent with sound buei- Paid ea Sevings Accounts Accounts Subject to Check Are Cordially Invited, Peoples Savings Bank SECOND AVE. AND PIKE ST. Second and Union. = —————'|the defense filed a motion for a change in the defense plea, The original plea of the Solomon News company, Detroit, distributors of the | eet a Tribune, and a co-defendant, was ig Roll” Film. Shall I Wear? ! On the many occasions through the > summer months when you appear to the best advantage stantly crop up a special display this week of such neet exactly your requirements for nost desirable features and effects in @ way that will Sports Suits A wonderful array in Separate Skirts One of these will prove the most useful garment in your Summer Wardrobe delightful variety of Plaids, Afford It You will realize that you give us the pleasure of ex plaining our easy terms of Jressed as you would like | Monday noon, at th jton hotel Rev Store Hours |the radical movement abroad is |growing. 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The dress sketched at the right i d/\ ee of organdie; the dress at left of net. d , Choice of these two charming models Ves 8G bs ccinsiostcwiaerctiies . $17.50 New Woolen Fabrics | ‘They Beckon Upper Main Floor ou HIS TIMELY ARRIVAL of new woolen coat- } ae 4G ‘ *P che ips pepe ha il helen to admire—do these ex- ings and suitings displays woolen weaves ¢ quisitely dainty Georgette preference for their adaptability to complete fash- blouses, which are hand- ions, now approved, such as Capes, Coats, Suits embroidered or trimmed and Skirts. Woolens of attractive and dependable with filet, net and fine quality laces in COATINGS—A } Russian aca sedrtaptionns , Peplum and other accepted styles lors, including Flesh VELOUR French and } yard ; POIRET TWILL AND TRE |= DOESKIN—A beautiful 54} COTINE—An attractive 54 | inch woolen weave admired { i Lit é inch weave t for its rich coloring and drap- if ome oe abi Belgian Blue ing qualities. Displayed in } reas ig: e¢ for # Victory Blue Victory Rose } in sizes 36 to 46c, priced af A yard Fawn. A yard....86.50 } $15.00, $16.50, $22.50, $25.00 and $27.50 NAVY SERG In width from 44 to 54 inches, at $3.50, —Upper Main Floer 84.00, 84.50, 85.00, $6.00 and 86.50. a - K. OF ©. HOLD MEETING . bs | OLYMPIA, May 13.—The 17th) Caught in draft— annual convention of the state| stiff neck or back council of the Knights of Columbus * las A Megan. Monday. morning at the) Won't last long t€ | Knights of Pythias hall. Delegates : from 23 councils were present. Ed- ard J. Walsh, state deputy, from ‘acoma, presiding. Paper's Lawyers Say Edi- =" ___anarGsig torial Was Justified | (WILKES sz BENGU (. MT. CL Mich., May 13 As the i-Chicago Tribune $1,000,- 600 Hbel guilt entered ita second day | in the cireuit court here today action | was expected to be taken on the brief filed by Ford's attorneys to narrow to a single question—whether the “anarchistic editorial” was inju rious to Ford Lively arguments were exchanged between counsel in the case in yes terday’s session when attorneys for | NOW PLAYING MATS. WED.-SAT. EDWARD CLARK'S FARCE COMEDY “Not With ee were with each tu | | } | | Prints, 3e@ norance of the editoriad the Tribune printed attacking This plea would now b need to that of jus: tification, wind taken by attor- neys for t spaper. 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