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

Films, developi enlarging, OTTO S, GRUNBAUM printing and suppli —Main Floor, 416-424 PIKE STREET : as WE'LL TRUST YOU Dresses, Suits, Capes and Dolmans ove CREDIT SYSTEM has been established for your con- aN ’ f Now Reduced to $38.75 ' * \e S {Sey ] a _ Bomber to ( Cross Conley in Toro "Hops Hil _ ess | “ ; Woodhouse-Grunbaum Furniture Co., Inc. | The Rhodes C 0. | 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 New Second Floor, N this readjustment sale we have assembled from regular stock three groups of women’s ready-to-wear apparel. The repricings on these are of such substantial order and STORE HOURS—8:30 TO 5:30 . 2 a r ; — : ‘ % : ‘ d ¢ pa ’ for the further reason of being limited in quantity, early purchasing should be the rule in order to obtain the aoe sie best which each assortment affords. u a e | \ | GROUP NO. 1 is made up of 50 afternoon and street Dresses of figured georgette crepe, silk taffetas and crepe ; and georgette and satin combinations, in shades of navy, —OF— black, taupe and light and dark patterns. Formerly $45.00, $49.50, $ 0 and a few at $65.00 and $69.50. Sizes ‘This is the twin-motored Martin bombing plane, of the type picked to cross the continent from Mineola, N. Y., 0.5 0 and a few at $65.00 and $69.50. Sizes 16 to £ to San Francisco, California, with but one stop, ut North Platte, Nebraska, 42. Special while they last, choice at.............$38, urnl ure FORMER POLICE JUDGE FOUND: IS ————— . GROUP NO. 2—An assemblage of ‘ ‘INCREASE FERRY , W ’ 27 Suits in semi-tailored, belted UR days more of extraordinary value giving in |} omens { and Russian blouse styles, made high grade furniture, as the JULY FURNITURE RATES ON AUTOS " Fab aeeetad aiken aaa eae a ends Saturday night. The last days of this ; Summer of novelty checked velours, serges, sale offer some wonderful opportunities to effect a poiret twill, tricotine and mixtures substantial saving in furnishing your home. Clubs and Stabs Her; Then County Commissioners to Mourned as ‘Dead, Located, | ) Underwear in plain shades of sand, brown, Surrenders Swell Revenues Disappears pile: Meads: Mase: navy, Copenhagen blue and gray. SPOKANE, July 9.—Aceusing his} — SPOKANE, July 9.—After having Formerly $45.00, Fares for autos carried by county wife, Lora, of infidelity ins Yet Sera cans “rele ae "tha esante been mourned for dead for four UNION SUITS of sum- $65.00 and $75.00. Sizes 16 to 40. rish, formerly of the merchants u months and after his wife , lice of this city, ctubbed and stabbed |Commissioners Tuesday. A higher! given up her home at Pr . mer weight cotton in low Special while they last, choice her to death in a road camp on the|Tate is necessary to put the ferries) Wash, and had move Seattle at $38.75 state road west of Fort Wright, near /0n @ paying basis, the commission-| Judge Bert Lin, one of the most neck, short and no sleeve ee is Spokane, about 5 o'clock this morn. |¢rs declare s prominent men in Adams county, ° ; . . 1? WN ¥ ing. ‘Then he called the police sta-| The new rates for the Lake Wash-|has been found alive only to be styles in knee lengths. GROUP NO. 3—An assortment of tion and told them what he had done. |inton and Des Moines-Vashon fer) jost again White in either style, thirty Capes and Dolmans of sil- ries follow: Passengers, single trip | \ ite style, Police officers rushed the patrol | Ties « i) A report: several monthe ago. that vartens.. walbGie aciela wagon to the scene o the murder. /10 cents; commutation, 20 tickets i i , , , serge, he had been seen on a railroad pink in sleeveless style. ; ; : : silk poplin and wool jersey in Parrish wag waiting for them on a/for $1; school children, 25 tickets/ bridge, coatiess and about to leap a a | bridge. As they approached he waved |for $1 into the Columbla river, led to the Sizes 34 to 44. A suit § shades of taupe, sand, henna, Co- penhagen blue, rose, gray and Ja blood-stained hand and motioned| Automobiler—Light passenger ¢@r,/ theory that he had taken pis life $1.25 them to stop. As the wagon drew up|single trip, 600; 20 trips $5. use ani cove Saeed teak Ge aan : ae et , he threw back his coat and asked| Passenger car, single trip, 60c; 20! seen at Pendieton, Ore, on the : : ne them to take his gun from him. |trips, $6. One and twoton trucks,| Pourth of July by two Prosser citl. aT ies ies a vy. See, 16 to 40. Formerly Mrs. Parrish was found lying in a|single trip, 75c; 26 trips, $10. Three-|zens, to whom he talked freely VESTS in low neck, $45.00, $49.50, $55.00, $65.00 and pool of blood. Her head had been|ton and up, single trip, $1; 20 trips. saying he had worked on a whe sleeveless style with plain $69.50. Special while. they last. crushed in with the butt of the re-|$ } ranch do volver and she had been stabbed four| Motorcycles and bicycles are listed) Choice at ..............938.75 times in the breast and abdomen.with |at 15 cents a trip, while wagons| ee or fancy yokes. Sizes 34 | a hunting knife. jand vans are listed at for light} ; to 44, at...50¢ and 75¢ With the blood dripping from his | vehicles and lumber rea and DEATHS EXCEED BIRTHS ) hands and clothing Parrish was|heavy wagons will pay trip 5 brought to the police station and|Cattle, horses and mules are to be} IN ENGLAND AND WALES charged with first degree murder. charged at the rate of 25 cents per| = , os _ }head, while hogs and sheep are| LONDON, July 9.—For the first TO TEST cows listed at 10 cents per head. General|time in the history of England and ) Ite Organdie Blouses $3.95 AINTY tailored models which are attractively adapted for summer wear. Sizes 36 to 44; are available in Copenhagen blue, pink, rose, light | to 44, a pair.’ 5 green and orchid, and also white with colored cole lars. PANTS—Tight knee and umbrella style of summer Charles Grewe, graduate of the |freight, groceries and merchandise 1 Wales since records have been kept weight cotton. Sizes 34 agricultural department of the Uni-| potatoes, feed and hay are listed at] deaths exceeded births in the quar- versity of ‘Iilinors, will have charge |$1 per ton, while berries and fruit er just ended While t of the testing for the Snoqualmie | will be charged at the rate of §/Humber of births Valley Cow Testing association, re-|cents a crate. Peres oot eo : ct cently formed. | The rates established for the news® ‘decrease in the population of 79 oe : — a $$ $$$ | Seattle Vashon island-Harper route TACOMA WOMAN include two sets of rates, one for| Forty-one per cent of the deaths » Br a R in the world in the comfort lthe trip to Vashon, another for the| Were due to influensa, During the +t y g iti risoners. Jails are no’ the i Vashon cor tue innwwoae ooroe “| Briton Says Recognition mrtone vie res also was the lowest on record. the | ee GAINS 25 POUNDS | vc oie rr'rermenger wo vane ter ieroan fr eh ar du of Ireland Means Break) sue ise xy var o cme on follow: Single trip, 25 cents;| ‘nt F thay in-| Oe n ji e girl that her favorite young m jcommutation, 26 trips in 16 day [create by Neteat af Bethe teas onty | LONDON, July 8—(United Press.) | fitional comity. I cannot see any | not an angel is to let her | $3.75; 26 trips unlimited, 76, rege 50.7 ir James Ian MacPherson, chief | important result if DeValera should | — " A jpassenger cars, $1; heavy, $1.50. si sR SEC a ral | secretary for Ireland, in answer to |succed in unofficially floating a loan | \Mrs. Perry Will Praise Tanlac|oneton trucks, $1; twoton, $1.25 <= | the question, “What is the govern: | in the United States, Perhaps it would | A HOBBY for the Remainder of Her | three-ton, $1.50; four-ton, $1 five | ment going to do in Ireland gave | supply the Sinn Feiners with the “THE SHOP AHEAD” A Score of Styles— A Couple of Prices ton, $2. Moto les, 50 cents; light | LEMON JUICE the United Press the first authori | means of another attempt at vi- Life, She Says wagons, cents; heavy wagons,| tative announcement on the admin-|olence, but it would not cause any “| will certainly «praise Tanlac | $1.50; cattle and horses, per head. the remainder of my life,” said | 50 cents; hogs and sheep, per head,| | MacPherson deciared the govern-| MacPherson declared the British ||4 mam may leve to fish or Mrs. George Perry, residing at 192 cents; groceries and merchan. FOR FRECKLES | ment had decided to shelve the pres-; government was ready to grant|| Or see a ba: Nérth Stevens street,. Tacoma,|dise, per ton, $1.50; hay, per ton, $2; ent home rule bill because it was|home rule tomorrow, “if Ireland Washington, recently, “for the| fruit, per erate, 5 cents. The rates uw acveptable to the Irish peopl. Hs | could ine ane form of govern- edicine has really and truly made|on automobiles, motorcycles and| . : said he was preparing a substitute | ment she wished.” | me feel like a new waman and in|wagons include the fare for the|~ Gitls! Make beauty lotion {| measure which would be submitted| ‘The chief secretary denied the Sie loves te seed the. suauy just about two months’ time after | driver. fora few cents—Try it! soon, charges of atrocities and deportation ‘ I began taking it my weight had| The rates to Harper for passen-| | “We must act within six months,” | of women in Ireland. Speaking of | increased twenty- pounds gersare: Single trip, 35 cents; com “However, the British | the besieged towns, he said: ven or eight years ago,” she | mutation, 26 trips in 16 days, $425)! | goucege the fillce of two lemuns| vernment will never agree to do-| «When the Sinn Feiners murdered TM ad the children read the continued, “my stomach began t|26 trips, time unlimited, $6.25; light| ito bottle containing three ounces | Mion rule in the sense it is P0S-| policemen in cold blood, we ordered ||While mother reads our act in a very peculiar manner.| passenger cars, $1.25; heavy pasten-| of orchard white, shake well ‘ana { Se#sed by Canada. w hatever form | the area occupied for the protection With thoughts of saving {Things I had always been eating | ger cars, $1.75; one-ton trucks, $1.25;| yoy have a quarter pint of the best | °% Svernment finally is applied in | of society. Law abiding citizens gave failed to agree with me and I had |two-ton, $1.50; three-ton, $1.75; foUr| treckie and tan lotion, and com.| U!ster, under no circumstances will/ full sanction. Isolation was aimed jno relish for my food any more.|ton, $2; fiveton, § motorcycles,| piexion beautifier, at very, very she be coerced to enter any jurisdic: | only at outlaws. en 5 Then my appetite left me entirely) 45 cents; light wagons, 90 cents:| small cost. Her ernecent 16. Bat “The charges of atrocities are ab-|| At the FLORENCE UPST, jand what I ate seemed to do me/neavy wagons, $1.75; cattle and] Your grocer has the lemons and| Questioned with regard to the ef-|solutely false. I am willing to STORE, harm instead of good, as I would | horses, per head, 65 cents; hogs and| any drug store or toilet counter will| fect of possible recognition of Irish | youchsafe that the prisons in Bel- Second Union, bloat up so with sour gas that I| sheep, 35 cents; groceries and mer-| supply three ounces of orchard white | independence by the American sen: | fast and Mount Joy are equal to any was miserable all the time. My|ehandise, per ton, $1.50; y for a few cents. Massage this eweet-| ate, Sir James said: - “ wholes body, even to my face.|ton, $2; fruit, per erate, 5 cents. |ly fragrant lotion into the face,| “Such action undoubtedly would would bloat terribly and this gas neck, arms and hands each day and| lead to a break in diplomatic rela- would press on my heart, causing aon — @| see how freck'es and blemishes dis- | tions between Britain and the United it to jump and palpitate fearfully appear and how clear, soft and| Stat Personally, I cannot con- | I suffered so with shortness of || Posy-white the skin becomes. Yes! It| ceive of this happening. It would | breath that I could not walk a| sg ca {s harmless and never irritates. | be an unthinkable breach in inter- block without having to stop sev-|pALACE MIP leral times to get my breath, and he new dill of vaudeville which was completely exhausted by the} ooong at the Palace Hip’ Thursday time I had walked that far. I felt] yin feature Alexis Rull and his creen oor absolutely worn-out all the times) mrench doll.giving the former's orig although I did very little work, be-| 7" concepti : a1 conceptions of classic, eccentric, | and strongest plate k: covers little of the root ; ing physically unable to do much,| 0) ving and acrobatic dancing | gest p! nown, very f of the mouth; and was so neryous and restless you can bite corn off the cob; guaran. Our common Screen Doors are 7%- Morelle’s Toy Shop, a clever canine ts i LIMIT TTT OUUUNTAAUIATDNNAHAAD fff} | that 1 would tie awake night after | ,., a with 10 highly iby its, ee oe, inch thick, made of Southern pine, night—my eyes just seemed to be} i, perform all manner of feats in reaper a FREE POLICE ‘LOOKING FOR propped open—and there was N° acrobatics, posing and comedy, will | 920.90 | walnut stained, with 38-inch mortised REG SOP meee ee AA Te be an especially pleasing act for the| : x 2 MISSING SEATTLE BOY |teadaches, my Kidneys were in bad |yfaqiog; May and Rilly Earle, Seat id teldovcae -$4.00 |} stile, and come in the four following At the request of George D. Rowe, | DaPt tiie nine, in my dack|teltes, will present a comedy skit, $2.00 Amalgam Filling. $1.00 ||| sizes. Extreme special for Thursday. 5 N. i “Love Me, Love My Dog -B1. The Famous Beautifier 1168 18th ave. N., police are looking|that I could hardly bend over to| Jove Me, Love My bows | Painless Extracting \]| 30x78, 32x80, $1 75 e for his son, Bruce G. Rowe, who left|put my shoes on, My limbs and te All work guaranteed for 18 years. Have impression taken in the ? d in songs, stories and recita v | pot AR eri ke Aree eatets “a. | home Tuesday morning, and has not|feet Bot so they would often swell | ee the lation {noloding selections | Oak aaa Wes demote ad Uae His Ren Bae WE we uk Ge 84x82, 36x84 ..........6 c es on : A Peteimmer aun, and -causea| been seen since, The boy ls 16 years| na ‘emetimes I could not walk at| om Service, Riley. Field and others.| SS “qtints, whase work is will: giving wood satisfaction’ TALK Sur | No Phone or C. 0. D. Orders. wrinkles, tan, freckles, sallow skin, |old. His mother is said to be pros-lat Knight and Gal Sih eee a patients rho have tented’ our work. | When coming Rowcat cathe, he hoes » oO. D. blackhea sun spots, roughness, | 3 7 singing act; Janis and Gaffney have a| you are in the right place. Bring this with you. spose ee ruddiness, to quickly disappear. It trated over the disappearance of her I was paying out money all the| -ombination singing and dancing Opem Sundays From ® te 13 for Working te brings roses to the cheeks and) y,. time for treatment and medicine, | pAyeg Starts Gives a youbeul sopipiox: BEN SRS AIO but only got worse, and at last | number at) OHIO CUT-RATE DENTISTS Joh ’s A bi Jon and “a skin you love to touch. reached the point where life did 207 UNIVERSITY sT. Oppenite Fraser-Patersen Ca onnson s utomo! ile Cleanet re vaingle application proves it. See! When the last hypocrite dies, his|not seem worth living. My mother| Frank L. Rain as. announcement soon to appear | satanic majesty will not have a faith-| finally persuaded me to take Tan- H Mu h M Ti bh sav thia paper. Ask your druggist ‘0.1 servant on earth. lac and the results are I am a well New Ruler of Elks) 70W uc ore lovacco and Wax H and happy woman, My appetite] aTpLANTIC CITY, N.J., July 9— F is eplendid and I eat just anything |e annual convention of Elks met ill M: H. 9 makes the old car look like new—keeps the new car I want at any time without suffer-lin an executive session here today ue a my ear tan | looking new. One can of each for..............70¢ W. T Ing the least bit afterwards. Since | that was expected to virtually wind the gas has stopped forming on] up {ts business affairs eae ui omen Should Take Ji i037 (7s) ey ssc sen.|A Vital Question for Every Man Who jtance, in fact, I am walking nearly | wag elected grand exalted ruler late special care to keep free from headache, back- lait” anymore trom paipttation | extra a, Smokes or Chews to Answer Let O’Cedar istration’s Irish policy. worry.” TT ‘ittereut with the In these two lots are gathered together some of the short lines and broken sizes that are the natural outcome of such an occasion as Shuart’s Sale Pumps and Oxfords in all Pumps and Oxfords in Pa sizes, in patent leather, black ¢t, Brown or Black Kid, Brown Calf, White Kid and Or white kid; regular values Woite Reinskin; values up up to $10, for to $12.50 for $4.85 . $6.85 hen, And ts see Im print her T LMT ODMR LR MUM, UU 1318 SECOND AVENUE In order to introduce our new (whalebone) plate, which is the lightest MUM OT LAA stipati kn dd | roi S breath, 1 hawathion Other officers elected were: i ae ee ae | che, _constipa weakness ess rs ess of breath. ve alsol p : . jag bely on, and depression. ffjor shortn Pat Brenna, Dallas, grand treas Sh i ce ge Toma cia ain Negra For these recurring ailments and other condi- Lp pat gs a Exe eR ae urer; Fred C, Robinson, Dubuais by Bxpe ; and to really quit takes more will r e ache, as ell as grand secretary; George A. Falken- |power than they have and cause tions peculiar to women, Beecham’s Pills are a fI}back, and my kidneys are in fine| Stein, McKeesport, Pa, grand es-|,,The heart of every user of to more suffering than they can volun= @) ean | cl A y i a) jo' e ari endure tested and effectual remedy. They act gently shape. I sleep lke a child every | teemed Jeading knight; C. C, Bradley,| atiotted task and then fights nico: | make it easy” for ycuntent bynes | night, and I never have that tired] portiand, Ore., grand esteemed lec-| tine for supremacy. As long as the| ting Nicotol tablets and taking them and promptly on the stomach, liver and bowels, feeling any more, although Tam] tyring knight; ‘rank Huley, Bir-|Reart wine he lives: wnon it loses |as Girected. The habit, | New price in effect on O-Cedar and exert a tonic, strengthening effect on the J soins all the time. To put tt all/mingham, Ala, grand tyler; Rev. |DF Wine pou pase. then many | Mops. We offer you one more chance in a few words, I was never in Joh Lizart, grand chaplain, and] of decli d dec id Al a bodily functions. These famous pills are purely better heaith than T am right now| youn c. Price, nttorney general of |fer many panks. “Hearts are. iike|, If you want to know how much | to buy the Round O-Cedar Mop—either John C ! , oF : ry ge~ | Casior it is to quit the habit with 2, ‘, vegetable, contain no habit-forming drug, and saswords cay eae the grat-|Onio, was appointed to the grand than others therefore “some hearts | Nicotol than without it, go'24 hours {| Black or Polishing Mop—at the ex- z tl paces th tl | without tobacco and note what a . produce no disagreeable after-effects. omen lac has done for me. It has been| ru Tut. there teva Vimit to what any | effort it conts you. then begin using [| treme low price of..............59¢ the world over, find needed help and strength in @ godsend to me.” Heart can stand. ‘The man who puts | it M4 usual and take Nicotol tablets. vr eins: * = P et Tanlac is sold in Seattle by Bartell ACID BURNS EYES OF Bagh Pv darier? irlae ree Namoleing | raking cr queeton be gs ‘a New price is $1.00. %, ° Drug Stores under the personal di-| Q|L REFINERY WORKER nia, @ pipe Or clgars—or chew. | t I probable you will have no. de No Phone or C. O. D. Orders. rection of a special Tanlac represen- ing is taking @ madman's least your desire Se Me | MARTINEL, Cab, duly $+Corna-| with health and life to oH I be gmeatly diminished and tative.—Advertisement, seer oat eee Gna nothing to win but the chanes| other week or two should make it = sev sas ome : - ius Mitchell, is believed to have | ®! jot only possible, but a pleasure, to ay not lose them. He is had his eyes burned out of his head a habit at the| quit. " night as a result of sulphuric pense of precious health. Ask any Manufacturers’ Not Nicotol ts sold Largest Sale of Any Medicine in the World” tid spraying his head and. face, | docior anywhere, and he will tell you | under the posit errceran that using tobacco is injurious andj not injurious; that {t contains no habit- Mitchell was repairing an agitator at/that it is far better to quit the! forming drugs; that it will help any man Directions of Special Value to Women are with Every Box. the Shell oil refinery when the plug] habit than to experiment to find | to throw off the tobacco habit, and that Sold by druggists throughout the world. In Boxes, 10c., 25e. blew out and the acid deluged him,| how much tobacco your heart will aie anhalt tecolae fe 40 an Sa yt Suffering terribly, Mitehell was But the thought of quitting is un- | 8 r this guaranty by Bartell rushed to a San Francisco hospital, pleasant (o most men—even Lo those ‘and G, GC. Guy and other good drug,