The Seattle Star Newspaper, June 9, 1919, Page 5

Woodhouse-Grunbaum Furie Co., Ine. OTTO 8. GRUNBAUM 416-424 PIKE STREET WE’LL TRUST You | TR credit system has been os assist you to furnis ideas, Our terms be found anywhere. and Ne extra charges; no interest JUST YOUR WORD THAT YOU'LL PAY STORE HOURS—#30 TO 5:30 Extraordinary Values in | DINING ROOM | TABLES ON’T put off buying that new table for the | dining room another day. You won’t soon again have an opportunity like this. We are making a special clearance of a lot of high grade tables, samples of our best selling pat- terns that have been sold down to one each. These tables are all solid oak and can be had in golden or fumed. $28.75 golden oak table, $49.50 fumed oak table, special ... . $18.85 .$33.95 $45.00 golden oak table, special .$31.75 $45.00 fumed oak table, special ... $31.75 $37.50 fumed oak table, special ... -$25.75 $22.75 golden oak table, special ... . $14.75 oak table, . $14.75 oak table, oak table, oak table, $22.75 fumed 98G25.50 golden “| $23.50 golden $21.50 golden special ... special special . special ....... TO CONTINUE EXHIBIT Owing to the Interest shown in the | | | | | being conducted by the Seattle Real Estate association at the Seattle Fine Arts society, 1213 Fourth ave., it has been decided to continue the exhibi-| tioh for one more week Some men resemble postage | stamps; they stick to one thing until | they get there—but you've got to lick them first —_——_—__—________‘# When you think of advertising | think of The Star. i “PIRISH DELEGATE LANDS INN. Y. Carries Erin's RY ALVIN F Bacaped British aboard a ship too much ab For the main with frie said, he wou ing in the tn He also plans to time being, Bot da her our the ats go t said “The action of the senate will be great rejoicing received wit land. e Valera and |" fo ‘o thank America | Will show a tota for her sympathy. Ireland will nev ) more than er forget alue of th Holand waa elected to parliament “lone I* pla at the last election, when t Feiners mwept Irel Claims Peace Conference JOUNSON gard to what > ! letal uilroad out ita wor sh would break it tates, mpeak. | 4 of Irish f Waat weaking of the senate’s He fought in | 8l#0 show a TUE SEATTLE STAR—-MONDAY, JUN for His Senate Seat Wanted by Ford Newberry r-elect ht to “y termed | Ford is « an of President Roo: which |* former comman at | ®8n naval reserves. > facilitate the n I ra whic travel, He indicated that if I re MEXICO in Ire the Easter rebellion and said he was sentenced | prieved. to death, but |Marathon Pianist Goes for 36 Hours t= i After playing a plano for nearly the Montelius i ‘Own -Your-Home” poster exhibit now | House, Third ave. and Univeralty at 26 hours tn J, M. Waterbury. the ” anist,” , m. Sunday his world Booaii contnvews had an attendant ing the ordeal being ensient. classic for ge d measure, Hundreds Turned Away Daily LADIES ONLY F Tomorrow 2:20 P. All Seats 50 Cents a Mr. Alexander will give away at this performance a number of his Original Laminous Ouiji Boards, Oriental Gazing Balls, Horoscopes. He Has All Seattle Talking MASTER OF THEM ALL LADIES ONLY MATINEES Tomorrow and Friday, June 13 GENERAL MATINEE Saturday, June 14 SOUVENIR MATINEE NIG whee was Marathon Pi collapsed shortly after 9:20| He had been uring id to talcum fingers and provide nuurishment dur Waterbury devoted most of bie effort to ragtime, improvising a great | Du }deal and occasionally ringing in rowd watched his ‘final st TOKIO, Ju and comm farmers st This, } ries and « hea} He! his aa A large | char mele. § | din —¢ iy Children under 5 not admitted nigiite or matinees. Children under 16 not admitted to ladies only matinees. bigh president of the Japan, ia becaune Lombardi, 6 in the n M crry ed in th valuat TRUMAN 3f NEWBERRY ed Pre mount was Japanese Farmers | Very Prosperous republican ren reas Henr Newberry wa jer of the M > Mexicans Buy Up Much U. S. Goods total m Eo not yet at they fiber and cne In sharp o CHARGE CIDER TOO HARD For working. their cider too hard Maes, 51 $935 Duwamish ave, LEXANDER THE MAN WHO KNOWS All New His SHOW OF Wiser Seat) 50e D1 Duwamish | 34, 6913 pool and i, 9, 1919. “DIRIGIBLE R-34 | IS TUNING UP /British Airship Prepares for Atlantic Flight BY EDWIN HULLINGET Unit Pr i LONDO . bie I ir haa going final t r 1 Forth t r 1 ple read f v mir f 1 not be sur HLI4 “out loc fore t 1 to tt x teats she k to fly to " al Jo of at the usually t rn w the At e “drift” of the airship, v # OXY 1 to be the greatest m « intered, will be by dropping smoke or Mar: The “drift will then be compt estima 6 angle and dist by the f speed of the motor. The gas bag haa received a new ng of a substance impervious ther The ous coating of ‘ . ped 1 wv LU ‘@ at ved about a of | moisture in a transatlantic flight TELEGRAPHERS MAKE DEMAND "S Defy Companies and Threat- en Great Strike Cal., June 9 full demands of car t the al and telegra fonal vice y graphers’ union, de organize r substantial wes and better working The strike, Marshall said, involves, rs of the organization and their sympathize cast and thruou ca from the Domestic Section Upper Main Floor gerne 606. TOWELS —1 y i r 4 pe Tue use SHEBRTING He I She PHAOW TURING nek wide ng former B8e A Disposal of Voile Blouses Tuesday at $1.25 Upper Main Floor | asd Voile Blouses ha BOYS ESCAPE ON WAY TO CHEHALIS SCHOOL Marshall was to the statement Making ton of the W 4 ‘ wished the strike would be called. | 5, Carlton's words are 100 per cent | ; E impure.” he declared. large T ‘ Marshall sent the order for the strike last night : CHARGE FRAUDS TO CHEAT U.S. Four Business Men Indicted | - by Grand Jury | DETROIT, Mich., June 9.—(United Press.)—Indictmenta against four in connection with an alleged plot to defraud the government . voted by a fedérat nd Jury here it became known tod One other man was arrest n Detroit in con nection with the The plot was laid in De partment officials say trolt, de Those against whom indictments have been m: are: Grant Hugh Brown, New York city, sp and conductor of race track Sortorius ington, D. to be the on a captaincy one of his r in the United States ful k portation. Fot were arrested ntly ting they had taken from the downtown ¢ y after admit- autemobile No American cat can equal the Chin tomtom for noi (Modem Bridge Work Bert Harris, New York city, a large dealer in salvage. An American « seas, whose name Frede . Cr Mercha troit, ar lions of dollar purchase of # Detroit factories Isaac L. Teller, Pioneer, Is Dead Teane L.. land real estate ¢ 1 at umbus sant n short ilines 1 from spe return He is James EB. “Te Elijah H. T nouse, N. Y time Mr er ha at the Bad For some made his home Funeral arrangements have not |been completed |Watch Thieves in City Are Active | | Sneak mal of watches are Ww at: Henton, ¢ mm urd ave that thel been € d and $32 watch taken py The of Louis Kraigbaum,} Berks hotel, 1210 Second ave.,| tiek valued stolen, hotel, 806 vday mor| timepiece First ave ing minus his and gold chain. 17-Jewel For Twenty-Five Years By EDWIN J. BROWN Seattle's Leading Dentist 108 Columbia Street standard EDWIN J. BROWN 106 Columbia Street DIAMOND RINGS AND WATCHES ALBERT HANSEN d_ Ave. opens! MEN & WOMEN ON EASY *COR.UNIVERSITY: PAGE & Jhe Rhodes Co. of theas © home Upper Main Floor, CORSET DISPLAY FORMS. 4 t Hl for th 606 Tuesday Will Be a Good Day to Buy White Tub Skirts at $1.25 New Second Ploor { | \ UESDAY will be a good day to buy them he- 0} cause they will be in vogue re from now on and this rea- | | on upplemented by a ‘Cite ft | pecial price reduction, for | | these tub skirts sold for- o| | merly at $1.95. They are | be made in the style as ketched of middy cloth in pleated models of medium width with separate belt and pearl button trimmed. Waist measu 24 to 30 inches. Special for Tues- day, choice ........$1L25 / Women’s | | Fiber Silk | Hose { Special Tuesday Special Tuesday | a Pair } Main Floor, Rear le on Tues- Marquisette Curtains Upper Main Floor, HE Marquisette Cum tains grouped for ‘Tuesday's selling comprise several broken lines from our regular stock. These OR and a special s. are hemstitched day the Hosiery Section trimmed with wide and has taken from the regular narrow lace edges. ‘The assortment includes white, cream and ecru, and are scheduled as followm ’ stock one hundred and fifty pairs of Fiber Silk Hose with lisle garter top, toe and heel. These are in sizes 814 to 10, and in plain shades of pink, flesh, sky blue and lavender { only. Former! Special, $2.75 Curtains at $2.00 $3.50 Curtains’ at $3.00 \ $3.75 Curtains at $3.25 169 Washington St. and 1111 First Ave - And*the Docter Seattle General hospital with . breken bip and.injaries to his ankle. } | Cla escaped -f Chehalis, was arre ternoon at Railroad a If you are sick you cannat de ngton st. by Patrolmen T. Walsh | ¢er than take advantage of this offen ind N. E. Darnell. He was placed | We save you money and give § juvenile de ‘best possihic treatment, tention home. Just Think of It! A 40-Piece Dinner Set at —$3.98— a | We have been planning this sale for a long time and ‘it is going to be a “Bargain Event.” We made @ big special purchase of Cottage and Camp Dinner Sets in the plain white semi- -porcels ain with the neat raised decoration and we are going to sell them to you at a real bargain price. This is a 40-piece American Cottage Dinner Set and consists of the following pieces: 6 in the Pie Plates 6 Tea Saucers 6 Dinner Plates 6 Tea Cups 6 Pruit Dishes 1 Bowl 6 Soups ~ 1 Platter The regular price of this dinner set, $7.50. Special at $3.98 FLY SCREEN Price per : Lines! Foot 9c 24-inch Ile 10¢ 26-inch 12¢ 1c 28-inch 13¢ lle 30-inch 1de 12¢ inch 15¢ 18¢ 34-inch 16 14e 5 17¢ 18 and 22-inch GREEN SCREEN AT 5¢ per foot Gold Metal Camp Cots $4.50 Gold Metal Camp Cots are strong and very comfortable. Frame is made of select hard- wood, securely riveted and bolted and re-~ inforced with enamel steel braces. Can be set up or can be taken down and folded in a few minutes. Gold Metal Camp Cots Double 4 Not exactly like illustration Gold Metal Camp Cot Mg *%