The Seattle Star Newspaper, September 8, 1919, Page 5

Wooddouse-Grunbaum Furniture Co, Inc. oTTO 8 GRUNBAUM 416-424 PIKE STREET WE'LL TRUST You ideas m me just YOUR WORD THAT YOU'LL PAY your conven me # your own are lower arges—-No Interest 4 our pric No Extra © STORE HOURS—8:30 TO 5:30 tine to be about that new heater you will need Fo _ We ty to take care of your heater wants jg brand new line of high-grade heaters for ¢ @epecially for local fuels. Year Od Stove Taken as Part Payment on a New One w or wood. amon, & wood heater with ponshed Wellsville steel body, tast top, bottom front, get full cast lined half the Bett of body. Thoroughly qited Unings, making them im strong, and has a large feed door for big wood WZ BAND IS banner annul B Fe é oH Fos sees in | yee sprinkling of patter, and gage of good athletic acts are ¢ fe Moore patrons in this Orphenm vaudeville bill that Sunday th Dunbar's “Tennessee Ten"! ent Mire Ethopian songs, dances and) stat @m With “Slow Kid” Thompson “Fe ce ieilitng the jazz pandemonium. |iiiiin to find work nt wom, Reiter’s customers clamored but many that the colored entertainers Make-shift keepers, and tr y ich they Work, Aver 's Goodner ireda of rT 1 of work h they clared mission Monday 7 Eis and James Templeton the classic dancing with a tahoe background. “T' of Pajay” ts the interesting nt in their fatare number, executed with fine Good King Trio dance on a are far better than . competitors in this | tically every a inment. sion thruout the state M.” with Julia Nash | heaviest business in " os ore kept everybody | men re t a farce number ma, Bellingham, 111 Sunnyside Olympia, tal and Grace musical capers that ar inne SUBWAY uu hag an easy time producing Wilkes’ players are present-| news,” @ delightful c this week. The p! Darwell as Mrs. Norman Feusier as John Seow | their way Gf, her father, argu Mrs. CrystaiPole is with life. She ca: hap. and speaks bitter the of life. Henry Hall Philp Chandos, ia just like her. § tem’t know what it ts to et cars,” Mayor I | Urges Two Mayor F fouble tu Tunnels the errand) She opens ought Mrs Pole and tries on the new! UPder Second Mim and bat, She is surprised in| *¥*#-, With t but is forgiven, and Mrs.|*t. and soutt her to stay for dinner,|*lVe street car con 1 send for her mother. The|, “Th? cost of scene which followg is one| "sh. of course tad in the play, full of! Snd pathos. It is well done. under First ave gress Wreay, played by Fanchon yienny's mother, spends ttime going back and 1 Sie Gere lsckine at Would Save Time She is in search of| Mayor Fitzgerald points out Masband who left years before rere ag 88 2 apes and has forgotten her| Cas and therefore create an Jenny has an, ambi-| Mense saving of time in trans @ dressmaking shops |!" Panne Superinter eee nt Murphine f Meets Julia Elmendorf, as Perkins, the flutty society giri| (in estimates of | the \ And then along comes| nates of rrotat } a8 Fermoy MacDonagh,| ™'** _ eer boy, who is there to fix the| “'” aa ight % ey ae CrmtatPoie nei Norway Is Awarded ke drenses and ume FRE # z F E> rds s territory as West Vir laid before the peace conference Finland and Holland « us Norw me human left to guess if © to be married 8 SEPTEMBER Does He Like Home Cooking? This Photograph Says He Does! SAYS VETERANS | WT AT MOORE SEEK Go0D JOBS Gus bang jax, fam, classic dancing . Hundreds Are in ait aun! restaurants cannot accommodate them—haven’t the capacity. had boxes left at the groceries Housewives! Upon you depends the feeding of the sailors who will visit us soon. The reception committee has BUILDERS AND STRIKERS MEET Committees of the Master | Builder’s Association a | Building Trades Council met Sunday in which he said he had been | Monday afternoon to mediate, ‘\if possible, the differences) unced hin inten-| Which caused the strike of the} tradesmen a week ago. rades council and for you to fill. Promise Full Supp of Gas in 48 acl company did not eiecdlnas | Will you help? P. Goodne are few men in the state who a SKAGIT PLANS UP TO COUNCIL Work on the Skagit river power| project will begin soon The city council was to consider| Jordinances authorizing the expendi- for preliminary | Continue ted F rom Page One| ‘ay Attention” eight-hour | ¢ phone by A. K 0 maid he was speaking for the em their inability to find employ * of work sand who an on of getting t crafts combined into work Monday I the city council will clear the way for actual work upon the power n in the various ‘a large social | . Get Better Service k this to mean the I thought Mr The builders demand the strikers t pay much at The next | Peturn to work at the old wage scale | later Hospitals Crippled and guarantees business agent appointment of an expert engineer agen ‘ have full river power ai “1 will fight for the appointment n expert engineer to work with | builders pay the new scale while the| laim was made,” | Seattle is to have a subway, if Mayor ©. B. Fitrkerald and Superintendent of Public Utili ties Thomas F. Murphine have | met Monday n at the Arcade | ¢ publicity man n tor! orkers now get $4 « favored mediation, im the walkout te We want the men and guarantee to pay whatever the med * has outgrown downtown 1 for union ac wage commit | were members of the willing to mediate, = TWO KILLED IN PRISON FIGHT there is no ¢ back to work the old scale contractors are Sterilize by Gas 1d believes that one branch to pa shows the methods employed by cer strikers demand from $7 a|Ladd Appointment New Mayor’s First Provi-|gun duel, the men sawing «tate reformator Fitzgerald's first offi assuming his appointment since Ladd was chairman of the indus John Frederick trial committee traffic will move three the believes was struck|times faster than surface street » the men to another cell as the various Red Cross drives. killing Kruger and wounding the to the prison occurred in whic scheduled to meet } order his engineers this week to ot * accomplice wa reformatory of. meeting is to stimu. pony Prison rp in the A.E. F . Was Unwise German prisons | stereotyping p! Spitzenberg. Islands PARIS, Sept, 8.—The Spitzbergen | ne committee Others didn’t le to those of the was brought out | it was Lydia FE. had either to take taurants that ssional Investigation Archipelago,’ claimed by six nations, y gn awarded to Norway by ind ran | Special commission of the peace con ae Jens ference, Claims for the archipela Amettean army | ‘* four rooms in the of the conduet of the den, Russia, Denmark as witness hy wore long faces thru it some! » that up to la conduct of the provo: ‘absent without leave eriminals in in many instances were clubbed and for consideration promptu stoves out of ele “unsatisfactory Attempts to Justify that remained open “who went to # court-martialed and ill privates of the condemned to death’ for ‘a great many |turned down because, according to Supt. Hutchin | wisely used.’ officers did the] of its many best they could, your service, a few min-| Consideration of majority and Erman | nority reports of the foreign rela walter tions committee by Senators Lodge | rtain! and Hitehcock wijl be the first Ap edings in the henate girl t treaty will be g ted 6 by article, The ef the treaty will eome c \ nh amendment |r y the republicam commit te m ity Laces Main Floor One hundred yards of Chantilly and Oriental laces in short lengths and odds and ends of patterns in widths from 5 to 24 inches are priced special for Tuesday to effect a quick clean up. These are suited for camisoles, vests and neck r and are shown in black, white and cream as scheduled. vc Laces 15¢. 50c Laces 35¢. T5e Laces 50c. $1.00 Laces 85e. 2.50 Laces $1.00. Women’s Belted Wool Sweaters Tuesday $7.50 For immediate disposal the Woman's Sweater Section will place on spe- cial sale tables for Tues- day's selling a broken line of wool sweaters in striped color combination and plain gray brushed wool. Sizes 40, 42 and 44, but not each size in every style or color. Boys’ Union Suits Upper Main Floor Gray, medium weight cotton Union Suita with the trousers seat and reverse ribbed inset on shoulder, which gives these sults unusual elasticity. These are sold in the women's knit underwear sectiomand are in ankle lengt *s with long sleeves: 6 year sizes $1.2 8 to 14 16 and 18 year sizes $2.00. ar nies $1.50 — a PAGE 5 She Rhodes Co. Women’s Hose A Pair 20e Main Vloor—Rear For Tuesday the Hosiery Section will place on special sale for a quick clean up one hundred pairs of women’s Hose, consisting of odds and ends of cotton, lisle and fiber silk boot in black, na and a few pink. Sizes 814, 9 and 91 », but not each ) size in every color. Tuesday, a pair, 20c. Twenty-F Silk Dresses, Choice @ = Tuesday at $8.95 Exceptional reductions have been taken on thesé silk taffeta and geor- gette dresses in order to make a quick clean-up on a_ broken line of summer styles. The assortment in- cludes sizes 16 to 40, but not each size in every color displayed, which consists of and Rookie Twenty Tub Dresses Tuesday $8.95 New Second Floor In this assortment are organdie and voile dresses at remarkable reduced prices to effect a quick clearance. The variety consists of broken lines in plain colors, striped and figured patterns in sizes 16 to 44, but not each size in every style or color. of $420,( vorable action by With the obstacles removed, the city engineer will begin immediate | construction of a roadway to the} A sawmill will be erected and | construction power plant or Cc. B. itzgerald favors harge of the project agit city engineer,” Mayor Fitz }gerald said. Cupid, covering general love as signments, made a when ing of Miss Margaret Cra Seattle newspaper woman, and of the Detroit thomas Crahan‘s Mercer st Roth the bride and the groom are rsity of Washington gradu- and, both in their turn, edited University Daily. After a 10 honeymoon on Bainbridge isl- the couple will leave for De- where Jones will resume his duties on the News. Jones recently |returned from service overseas, Electric apparatus has been in- vented by a Swiss, employing mag netism to pack nails in boxes in regu lar layers, THE JOY OF MITER Mrs. Phillips Sends an En-| couraging Letter to Ex- pectant Mothers. Wort Philadelphia, Pa—"T took Lydia F. Pinkham’s Vegetable Com- pound for five my "baby was born and it has mado me much better in health ire Boeiba: > vekere very ill when my other child- ren were born, but with this one I had a much is a big healthy boy now, three years old, and I believe | Pinkham’s Vegetable | Compound that made me so well. It | is certainly a good medicine for every woman, I cannot say too much in| its favor, and you m testimonial."—-Mrs, W PuILLirs, 430 Kingsessing Avenue, West Phil- | adelphia, Pa, The reason that thousands of wo- men from all parts of the country write such letters is that this famous old root and herb remedy, Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable ¢ ompound, has brought health and happiness int publish my r lives, once burdened with pain he For special advice in regard to ruc Iments write Lydia FE. Pinkhaw Mass. The resuli | dicine Co,, Lyn | impossible to obtain accommodations about | I was always! easier time. He | ‘Teachers Sereceed: : | Let's go buy Boldt’s French pas- try. Uptown, 1414 3d Ave.; Flows Schools Are Closed | own. °13 24 Ave. SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. § Schools in Honolulu will remain closed until September 22, because f ny teachers bh been marooned n the United States. It is nearly DIAMOND RINGS AND WATCHES Y ALBERT HANSEN 1010 Second Ave. m veasrix plying the San i rancisco- Honolulu route, The schools were scheduled to open September 15 Ulster to Explain = Cause to America LONDON, Sept. 8.—Propaganda For Skin Tortur favoring Ulster will probably be sent to America, according to the| Don't worry about eczema or other | Morning Post. The propaganda will | skin troubles. You can have a clear, explain why Uls not want | healthy skin by using Zemo, obtained home rule. Sir Edward Carson will at any drug store for 35c, or extra | not visit America. large bottle at $1.00. Zemo generally removes pimples, LONDON, — Sept. —8.—Admiral | blackheads, blotches, eczema and lord Charles Beresford died of | ringworm and makes the skin clear apoplexy yesterday in Caithnesshire, |and healthy. Zemo is a clean, pene- Scotland. He was 77 years old trating, antiseptic liquid, neither eo : sticky nor greasy and stains nothing. The largest cake ever baked was It is easily applied and costs a mere made for Frederick William I, of | trifle for each application. It is ak Prussia, It was 18 ds long, §/Ways dependable yards wide and 1% feet thick. The E. W. Rose Co. Cleveland, O. Flexo Roofing REPAIR THOSE LEAKY ROOFS WITH “FLEXO” Flexo is a Roofing of good quality. Each roll contains 108 square feet and comes complete with nails and cement. 1-ply FLEXO, per roll...........$2.50 2-ply FLEXO, per roll...........$3.00 3-ply FLEXO, per roll...........$3.50 Jar Covers and Rubbers at Reduced Prices 35¢ doz. SCHRAM JAR COVERS at, doz.. .25¢ 35¢ doz. MASON JAR COVERS at, doz... .25¢ 85e doz. ECONOMY JAR COVERS at, doz. .25¢ 35¢ doz, BALL IDEAL JAR COVERS, doz.25c 35¢ doz. SURE SEAL JAR COVERS, doz.. .25¢ 35¢ doz. KERR REGULAR JAR COVERS OO EWR eee er ay hae JAR RUBBERS ANCHOR JAR RUBBERS, 5c doz., 6 for. . .25¢ HAPPY HOME JAR RUBBERS, 10c doz., 3 GOOD LUCK J? AR RUBBERS, 15c doz., 2 for yearg experience is at| Sa em Sz