The Seattle Star Newspaper, June 11, 1919, Page 5

OTTO 8, GRUNBAUM 416-424 PIKE STREET Co,, Meeting With HE SEATTLE STAR—WEDNESDAY, JUNE 11, 1919. me | Boy Scout Campaign Is (WELCOME 160. dhe Rhodes Laces and Embroideries Success YANKEES HOME Co.) tepping out to raise Seattle and which was made possible thru. the Vv a Main Floor. mes se Oe cae te, e King county's quota of $4,000 and|gencrowity of the people of seattle, | Veterans of Air Service on : ‘ k : ; , ji WE LL TRUST YOU 4,000 aanociate members to the Hoy | who rained funds for the support of TIMELY sugges Strong Values Are the Striking Features in -~ ; s . A rvage ane Way to Lewis A TIMELY suggestion { H UR CREDIT SYSTEM has been established for your con pay in charge of the drive seee| known « i eeenn “Ts ie Hele as to the uses of This Special Purchase of Sixty | reeuntence e assist you to furnish ye x hone ng your own before the campaign ¢ ed agin ud HM. Par ria; Dreal. Seattle's rousing Western wel dainty edges, laces and \ JUST YOUR WORD THAT YOU'LL PAY Minis ablceine ahd eanibon erence! "' lato reek tS tee | overseas heroes, wan extended yur Lace and Embroidery Ree 4 : we ; ‘0 wtar ne work of clearing the to 160 veterans of the alr : ; om n the various theatres showing the | Sec 8 exce ally . | SrorE HOURS—s:30 TO 5:30 » th oe ing |eround, Scout Hxecutive John H.| sevice who arrived in the Section is exceptionally seout work, the committee is having : bd onl ittle difficulty In uring the-adult | Piper has gone to Jackson cove, Car-| Clty at 9:30 o'clock Wednesday well stocked. Summer membership for King county. Mow: | penters will be put at work aa aoon| morning | The soldiers left, for time is at hand and these "a at $45 00 ¢ ever, a whirlwind fink » the ush a8 ground ts cleared on a or all 0 be 1 at e i planued Garis ‘ sae and canteen betlding, ‘The coun| discharged from service exquisite designs worked Ah rim Seatt our will wleep in tents at first. Fishing ‘ Ticket qe for mea i. " ‘. from fine threads are an Now (pergs Tira cs begin work on Thur s fine new he camp, and here are | Gers an nllor b, the 7 - b ‘] ee in Werk en StG Se aa ae eee are A. and’ the XW, CL A. aod tos|if. important, factor in fin The woman ‘who chooses a habe tor ‘encegation amp will official ib daly ¢ swims in the tanks at the Soldie ishing summer -wpparel. igh grade suit from thig - " allor club and « M. ¢ ; t group will reap every advan * oan — ~ See 00 . : Final $ h Cc flings were given the Yanks, Pra REAL FILET EDGES, com tage which an unusual pur- | Final Symphony Concert of tally all Joon! clubs were thrown ll] iets attructive collar and cut chase of this character af~ 1 4 was ¢ ia th take tbh Vateral sets which are now the vogue ords — substanti: Z Season Here Thursday Night | 0°," v0 te verrane [pte wien ate now the vor fords — substantial ecomomy, | ' to on A ED ES AS aw ot Mle Fa ge dhe Big 2 : a 70d cas correct style and quality fe ? " ‘. 'rieed from and uy tie ean || The final spring season concert of, mark, a xymphonic poem rather than| Capt, I Thurston is In command $5.00 « yard rics being paramount. SPECIAL SALE OF || the Seattle Symphony orchestra, to in the high water mark of the special troop trair ‘The ‘assortment inctodes tadimmnaaa |] be presented in the Masonic Temp re art; while Teehal There were nine Seattle men " " tailored, beltec 4 Russian bl ‘ rh 1812" overture, strong:| aboard the 1 VENISE EDGES AND IN i ussian blouse é DINING ROOM TABLES ff Ssswesicsy ces trone Seats SS See oe po Ags fl dino oe a § : " orchestral selections that are repre . pe abun * = adapt themselve gabardine, velou n If you are contemplating the purchase of a new sentative of the full Sower of Poe min jant vigor and rhythms characteris i List of grees ‘ in tha tistactory completior a ar — pis. mi Oo a ae hy tat- } nv 5 Rie te Pye 7 mg the great Russian's dominan ‘ollowing in a list of the officers rib ipitette ‘ J table for the dining room this special clearance is | ot ax many great composers Thewe ing the great Russian's dominant} | Following ie 5 let of . i ee that ‘lucien ivy, bale me ; your opportunity. ’ Ste ChaMmNGAre TAMRUEREAET oters| TRMNGURIAL Ao the ovchelteid: gris! Othbibe-—Chut: Diwan ( are sare displayed at . Ic noice a 1. ce $28.75 Table, special at...... $18.85 ice’ unease a rt attraction in'son, 496th Ac juadron 15¢ and up to $2.00 « yard , ies : $37.50 Table, special at....... $25.50 themselves, are soloists, Lucille York, commanding; Capt. H $25.00 Table, special at........ $16.00 nwbeet” “radinkhed,” |Wincce tuatin Pahey, vocilnl. [Piret Lisut Pone oF ioe nisth | | (CROCHETED LACES in ettec meson cactnnmect tiara dahataninccanibaachiiiacs $22.75 Table, special at. $14.75 ae ot oy 4 ert br o~ we heard and appredated locally befo Aero Squadron, Freeport, N. Y.; Se tive designs are very apy § 4 the werd: ove Me te mM the) ‘The playing of the three orches- ond Lieut, Charles H. Stockel, Infan priate for making camisoles ¢ j ] d Fee ew aimnonics that £1 o™ */ tral numbers is expected to eo the try, Nazar well’ asin edging towels, pi- { Bathing Suits for Men an Boys seve Same OFSTy @ it ie heard. | onl orches at ite bew 01 tayme " gh pit ts only aymaphemy that te] os ucoees vom wnitorm © canes pillow cases and other house { Main Floor, Rear. placed » the supreme endeavors | . old linens. Priced a ° 7, i 4 In Seattle Ot Becthoven, an represented by hie| ¢_Th@, neat Sale te at the Sherman-| Walter 4 bid tnens. Fiend: at S80 =} For Boys | For Men ay ] ue hind ay “ine. ans ‘~. a yard feet ninth; and, by many critics, . ) Sizes 24 to 34, in cotton,| % tos It will be moved to the M. ic tom: | Air Service , . Sizes 36 to 50~A complete Title Insurance conception than either of these, |D'@ Thursday evening. ‘Tho rectal! Seattle enlisted meéh—rwin M CLUNY EDGES AND INSER- } “0! nd mercerized ta» | cole and’ buat ae caus ‘ . - eel starts at 820. | Raum, 4th Aero Squadron; Harold TIONS ee : ) rics, in plain colors and colors and black trimmed composition li oonlight filing a t takes a strenuous man to win onne Davie. 17th ompany, 2nd trimming for underwear and 2 bands and pronounced at the following agen- garden. The “Sakuntala” ef Gold.’ victory over himself, Restment Ale Serv Mech ure suitable for curtain. edges stripes; priced at $2.00 Wednesday, Thursday, Friday and Saturday HARCOURT A PLACE IN THE SUN z Christie Comedy “Sally’s Blighted Career” Ford Weekly cies: Osborne, Tremper & Co., Inc., 816 Second Ave. Title Trust Company, Second at Columbia Washington Abstract Company, 118 Columbia St. Prompt and courteous service, absolute accura- cy, and financial respon- sibility are assured you if you patronize any one of these agencies. Washington Title Insurance Co. Under State Supervision Assets More Than Half a Million |STEARNS’ ELECTRI had a red-hot stove in their stomach COCKROACHES, and certain other pests are quickly killed by Ste: aan. drug stores, What shrinks and stiffens blankets The right vay to wash ther - T'S rubbing soap on blankets that shrinks and stiffens them. And using ordinary soap to wash them. That was the old way, and it was ruinous for woolens. When you rub or twist woolens, they become stiff, matted and shrunken. With Lux there’s no rubbing. Only sousing in the rich, pure lather, and gently pressing the suds through the soiled parts. Lux comes in delicate flakes, which dissolve instantly in hot water and whisk up into a wonderful lather. Lux is so pure, that it won’t hurt anything that pure water alone won't injure. Wash your blankets this year the Lux way! Have them like new again. Your grocer, druggist or department store has Lux. ~-Lever Bros. Co., Cambridge, Mass. 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Lindburs adaptable for underwear uses HAlat Aero Squadron ot sons bes Bie 950 we fo eorgette Diouses a — | 81.45 « yard bywsing- PERMITS ENEMY 7.50 and $8.50 y using | FLOUNCINGS of fine long : ‘i nino 18 to 40 inches wide, with HE woman who ts desirqus of choosing her summer blouse Ee | neat embroic edges, are from a larke assortment of exquisitely dainty styles will revel Attorney General Rules They very convenient to develop in this exceptional vanety of flat collar and V neck styles with of Their desire is to rush out | charming wash dresses for beaded fronts and ‘turn back cuffs of net and trimmed with fine snk Are Not Barred minses and children. 35¢ and laces jand pin tucks. Sizes 36 to 46, in white, flesh, gray, up to $1.00 a yard victory red, turquoise and sunset Citizens of neutral count who arms’ Electric Paste renounced their first United Staten itizenship papers to escape mili- | —— = SS ete tary service, are forever barred | ! A woman alw being unreasonable from obtaining fishing licenses of Aliens May Still = —<jany kind in Washington, but alien | : * 3 Mand CHRONIC DIB |enemica who threw up. thelr first Obtain Licenses : ar MENT. 62.00 FER [papers to keep out of the Amer : % value your watch, let Grimmers nator nena Bae pos. sat cuales OLYMPIA, June 11.--Austrians repair it Near Liberty *Iited from getting Hoenses to take|®°4 Germans w scaped military ¢ “Advertisement. ¢ Peattia, food fish, This ig the decision of | service on a claim of alienage will CAR L. In Thompson, state attorney | stil! be tnsued fishing licenses, white! . general, uddremed to L. H. DRF-|veutris who teneenect ane cn|{ Simple Home Remedy: © win, fish commissioner, Attorney x seth epee for Wrinkléd Faces ° General Thompaon dectares he | #P#hip to avoid being drafted haye tie easily: are fs mt their fishing rights, according to | pele, heggard would like to bar enemy aliens sinjon rendered by Attorney, Thousands of the fair sex are | ead wom; eer. frm getting fishing Heenses, but | Coon 1. L. Thompe spenditi¢ fortunes. in frantic efforts | the law will not permit it. He | Sonersl | r to remove the signs of premature | suggests that action be taken by| This state of affairs should be ow | age from th ces. Such women | willingly pay almost any amiount’ of |money for worthless wrinkle re movers, of which there are many. Commissioner | Tected, Thompson says, but it is the only opinion he can render, the next legislature. Darwin haa refused to issue licenses to slacker aliens. | this daily for & while.as a refreshing | ‘The effect. is almost mag- ical, Even after the first treatment Mrs. Martin, Before Taking » markea improvement is noticed ome 4 |and the face has a smug, firm feel- Tanlac Was So Run Down (0 hat is most pleasing Advertise She Stayed in Bed ment. Half the Time aie ce ‘SEATTLE WOMAN | If they only knew it, the most ” * effective remedy imaginable fs a TRES | simple, harmless face wash which | takes can be made up at home in Jess than | ti Jan ounce of powdered saxolite and PALACE HIP |half a pint of witch hazel at the A quintet of singers and must POUNDS SHE SAYS drug store and mix the two. Apply cians, under the title of “Days of| y | Long Ago.” the long ago meaning Colonial days, will be the topliners in the new Thursday show at the | Palace Hip. The program includes instrumental and vocal solos, duets, trios and ensembles, Blackface comedy will be the of fering of the Abyssinian Three, in thelr “Darktown Cireus.” They are | lotion. When you think of think of The Star {BIG CLEARANCE SALE ol 8 also unusual singers, and provide some instrumenta] music. “No k for my trouble Luckie and Youst, in “A Breath of | ©ver the way Tanlac Youth and Charm,” present a skit | did, ar ply'can rec nd Of Odds and called “The Jealous Lovers,” with|!t to anybody,” said Mrs. | " comedy singing and lively chatter, | Martin, of 821 Knobhill a bt Ends of : Rouble Sims is a well-kn attle, Wash. to a Tanlac represen toonist and comedian, presenting | tative the other day Mrs. Martin ea ee Moe ie hata tae Monta Housewares bie and Linda Newman, ‘'T ae | ge ae years ago. bikin Limited Quantities boxologists » versatile in cycling, a ma ears ago ad & a boxing and comedy bad spell of pneumonia that _ __ Come Early watt and Mullen, “The Sunbrite |me in bed for th months,” con- 85c Kitchen Broom at 59¢ rm sing, dance, swing clubs and|tinued Mrs, Martin, “and when I $3.50. Arcade Carpet provide a unique novelty finish to|did manage to get up, was just Sweeper at .....$2.49 their act « wreck of my former seif. My a ot : : “A y |bronchial tubes were in a terrible $2.50 16-inch Hair Floor i |condition and I had a bad cough Broom at ....$1.98 SS 3 Want Legislators all me tums For several years I Paper. Shopping Bags, 4 Jcould hardly eat anything and liv reser to Ratify Ballot) cy inostiy on create ant toast and ca: _ ee Sd Aguas |very light things, b even Ww estover a 3 | fornia suffragists today carried their ms n arge rolls for.... : ' 1. /8n awfully had condition and what No Phone or C. 0. D. Orders extra session of the | iitig 1 did eat would sour and I ; jand from the California League for | P°TY** sa Crbbwaatilnahaaie sane 60 Alb. t [sn fram tne Caitornia Langue fr | the last ite ole | 60c atross jappeared at the governor's su t deal with terrible head K. ] 2 49 the Fairmont hotel thig morning and |“ ardly ay alba | skp relomene beta cg teen and hardy ew eat alsomine 49c J nnighhens Rranted an audience t9 | because I would just Ito there and Albatross, Kalsomine comes in” by Mins Vivian Pier "19 |Foll_and toss about, often suffering many\beautiful tints and is very be agony with those headaches, Fo: : 3 o'clock. He heard the other deloga: |“#OH “in T wasn't able to do easy to apply. 60c 5-Ib. package, Htaphane want m wits to Mrs Cai, | bit of housework and spent. over special at’... 0.6... cece ee ae Pg yy Mb 4 ee | half my time’ in 1 would just m , : A 4 ay sng seh tty ie tating | ay “ and Kalsomine Brushes are priced at f the legis ena. |sround the app $1.50—$2.50—$3.50 tional # ra ne thi tir UJ n Montana J ») 1 suff and, aa node, of the thiatmetite 7 No I hone or C. O. D. Orders ‘ took helped me, I decided to come . t Seatth thinking maybe the Boys’ Chorus Will utd do me ood, but 1 SHINGLE STAIN TAL Sing for Woodmen about Taniac and e, special at .. The Whitne Choru 4 to try it, and Tha , special at . . tertain frien and member euinte id of my bronchtal colors except Gray) Elliott Bay camp of the trouble and my appetite is fine This Shingle Stain can be used on Woodmen of America at now and I an eat just anything | z meeting of the xclation, to ant without suffering the least houses, roofs, fences and outbuild- held Thursday night at the Moc bit. with r stomach or gas, and ings; it makes a very attractive fin- temple, Second ave. and Seneca# st.) my nerve ure calm and I neues ish and preserves the wood. Rarlier in the evening the Whit iffer with headaches any more On i! slates & ney Boys’ Chorus will entertain the | «eep just like a child at night now $1.25 I-gal. size at ...........98¢ $5.50 r gal. size at - $4.49 Odd Fellows at their ce ul 5 ning feeling 1 get up in the H. Piper, head of the Boy Scout|rested and able to do all my how Shingle Stain Brushes are price? jmovement in Seattle, has received al work with ease, I have gained é aS ‘28 letter from H. E. K, Whitney, offer-| funy twenty pounds in weight and at. : 65¢ and $1.25 ing the aid of the chorus during the| gotten back all my lost strength | present drive of the scout 1 certainly must give Tanlac credit for helping me the way it did Thirteen may be an unlucky Tanlac is sold in Seattte by Bartell | ber, but one sewing machine and 12| Drug Stores under the personal di: phonographs will do the work of one | rection of a special Tanlac represen | woman, tative, Advertisement