The Seattle Star Newspaper, September 22, 1919, Page 5

with the quick action of simple |- -— _ 7 illness witch-hazel, camphor, hydrastis, Wash. One lady with inflamed and |———— other case five applications pro- duced great benefit. We guaran- tee a small bottle to help ANY ‘Woodhouse-Grunbaum Furniture Co., Inc. OTTO 8S. GRUNBAUM 416-424 PIKE STREET WE'LL TRUST YOU UR CREDIT SYSTEM has been established for your conven fence to a 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 a Dear Ol Joa ho di ickteeinteineneememenncans a Mary Kymbal ia back, with her|ive boat STORE HOURS—8:30 TO 5:30 nea n ~ e laddt a, . - their is back, Joan,|K sment has fallen me. 1 guess we|in But now that A sort of embar Er th too ont at in evidence under| Arm At all we do not seek |® spending hours each day in bis|along room with his typewriter clicking | like away like’ mad. I am marking| She time, having many « long, whole: | imag Special Sale Tom Be diet, and amusing my toWard le every © elve at the Mina oom Size Sample Rugs | .\: "280i ss Ih cor the ‘Shaaban umpire” of| wondering what was to tome : | Stiversand Armas! t happened his Mrs. WENTY-FIVE sample rugs, all in 9x12 size, at |} Svr""* 4° ethnic iene ro special prices on sale Tuesday as long as they last. There arrived yesterday a splen-| The lot includes Tapestry Brussels, Axminsters and |} Aiferogs new man, He ee Fee Wool Velvets. All perfect rugs and very good values, |} ‘cls! of the rallroad which | finan. especially as there is an acute shortage in high-grade floor coverings. $28.50 Rugs, special at $25.65 $35. 00 Rugs, special at $31.50 other hotels dc and he is on an “organization tour Ho is John Herron by and about 35 by age—somewhat bald, aj fobe, ple at the waistline a al « its route, trifle too $37.50 Rugs, special at $33.75 eras, eoibentiogieg aint (fell: of hawk | 229 TS? $40.00 Rugs, special at $36.00 yo a a OR $45.00 Rugs, special at $40.50 you have his rating in Dun and| ‘ar, #9, $50.00 Rugs, special at $45.00 Bradstreet. You know he owns several automobiles, keeps a bank balance of a few thousand always handy, and ts accustomed to t everything he war $60.00 Rugs, $70.00 Rugs, special at $54.00 special at $63.00 ‘em, a om a ate car, with SEATTLE ~ LIKES | Santa Barbara, Cal, has just ceb | valet and a ¢ INSTANT ACTION borg Are h anniversary of the! cook and butler in sald private car irst white child in the Anita's methods are not usually There has never been anything | state. But on this asion, she t to array he yearn” let's go eat at Boldt's—uptown, 1414 3d Ave.; downtown, 913 2d Ave, as mixed in Lavoptik The next the hot affair was Anita Dr. Edwin J, of Mr r a ES 1 2 aire Herr De CASE weak, strained or inflamed} pieaes, + Leading (oF ‘ , eyes Swift Drug Co. and wal} Dentist ke ing druggists. head Cotombia a ‘to Pp apor je per tie watery eyes reports her eyes are me stranger gliding |” bright and clear after using Lav- the sunset by way | optik a very short time. In an- evening gown | upon pleasa: Opportunity ever presents itself to the man or woman whose signature can command ready money through a savings account. They alone are the big winners in the Race of Life. Adversity — ill health—business reverses—hold no terrors for them. Se- rene and confident they face each new day with the certainty of success. Why is this? Ready money-——a savings account! In their youth they learned thrift—practiced systematic saving. Ready money—a savings account—enabled them to seize opportunity whenever it came. Opportunity helped them make more money. More money insured their success in Ifie and placed them be- yond want and worry. Can your signature command ready money—does it stand for a savings account? If it cannot you are cheating yourself—handicapping your future. This bank, with its adequate facilities and ample protection for depositors, offers a logical place for the safe keeping of a ready money fund. Start one today. Tomorrow may stretch into years. Alaska Rullfing, Wome of the Scandinavian Amortcan Bank Largest Savings Institution in the Pacific Northwest SCANDINAVIAN » AMERICAN BANK . Member Federal Reserye Bank) Second Ave. & Cherry St: Seattle,U.S. A. ~ czmimer Cir! Bch tt outfit came *) when Leon's Fountain of ¥ mediately you ean b ved t ¢/ pa ut of love into work counte fa I should be by fa man, ar work he t from tt stess in his big New York hote!l| ‘The guests near! this winter, I it splendid how] cha fairy tales do sometimes come true?) the w ¢ Mary Kymbal. onse of ® he in very business ag gfe A 0 R\like ‘om | at work on a new story,|Indy has been « stopped t 1 am in desperate & stenographer. of my the muddle an excellent with a mental eye on the r and me with no 1 agreed to tho ex long, cold winte definite plans, pertment More details as soon as I know Jap wre ee “| Youthful Robber Is Thoro Holdup ¢ flat in the midst) A lone “ o. Rainboldth, 616 at Terry ave. and Union night and relieved him Brandon st Sunday A atick pin and his wateh. ‘on'a motorboat—Anita| Rainboldth handed over his cash receiving harsh wrap and Million-|from the youth. on inventor | ever, waa not satisfied, t search himecif, taking the watch and pin, when failed to locate a on, and were’ more*money Capital and Surplus $1,500,000.00 Resources Exceeding $22,000,000.00 Branch at Ballard) Women’s Silk Boot Hose Main or Kear BY THE STORY LADY Sid Spllbe ol. dull -debhiound Rrra eS ME cng ep aA Silk Root Hose with reinforced in tr Kven foot, in whades of lavender 1 when I told*him midentiealitteniesiy lishin. cd ob was lots better to roe, Bermuda, grape, purple Who in Mr. Ur rea , Hob?” Paym wanted to know | not each size in every color Just a man I know," eald Peter Special Tuesday, pair,..49¢ me more of that make-bell tuff, 1 sup I think you're getting too for that sort of But Papa's anger was nothing to Cretonnes 300 yards in assorted colors, npared to that of Mary Eller found a note that P » to the beautiful gold had writt haired Exmeraida, In vain Peter #, shadow and floral 1) tried to tell her that Kamerelda . 5 F f just & make-believe sweetheart siti tin = : nee Mary Ellen went home in tears and clal Tuesday, a yard o5¢ refused to speak to him. He sat on the front porch thinking about it I guess they'll just have to move out he thought to himself, No one in this neighborhood seems to —Upper Main Floor. Curtain Marquisette 600 yards of 27 and 201nch plain = Marqui Junt then a sure enough van did draw up to the brown house and they began to r ome wery beau Ni tiful new furniture in the house Perhaps a nic ette in white, cream and eeru, Formerly 30 Tuesday, a yard... 25¢ me gray car —Upper Main Floor. strapped to it ¢ the house. A‘man and a woman got out of the car and ran up the steps hand in hand, Some one that looked F: bri 2g very much like Mama came out to abrics meet tham. It looked Aunt Grace, It WAS Aunt Peter +Diyposal of broken lines from tore up t n the regular stock of our Do. “Are you goin’ to n this hie b “ house?” he demanded. mestic Section at prices made “Yen,” said Aunt Grace, as she for Tuesday laughed and kiased him. Aren't you —Upper Main Floor. ¢ | wlad?* I spore #0, but I DID want some one with lots of kid HELI CATE TER MOORE VOILES—150 yards of fancy neh width Formerly 65c and 75c, Special Two Sailors Held Tuesday, @ yard......+.. B0¢ - | in Auto Theft Case CREPE DE CHINE tn sitk R mixed weaves, show 21, Figured Votles in 36 20, and Charles Graham and cot are repentir joy ra ing shades of light blue, gray riding proclivities in Monda The and nile and Kelly green. 36 inches wide. Forme 65c and ithe were arrested Sunday J. B. Little tn con mC Special Tuesday, yd. 30¢ theft and wrecking nging to W. H Mixtures of silk and cotton fn Roman stripes and figured police claim, was ite parking stand at and Spring st. A few and minutes the theft was reported inch wh ee ee Formerly $100. Special Tues auto at Minor ave, and Howell st The sailors fied. Gay, & yard......++ soe BBE They were arrested while attempt r automobile | patterns suitable for petticoats ngs; 200 yards, in 36- h and assorted colors. She Rhodes Co. ~ Men’ 3 Wash Ties Reversible F hand Ties, Seach 19¢, or 3 tens . Autumn Suits SPECIAL TUESDAY AT $29.50 New Second Floor, ape full racks of practical Fall style Suits, assembled from our regular stock, will s selling an introductory to our un- usually complete stocks. be reduced for Tuesday as The assortment includes of wool velour, jersey, poplin and tweeds in shades of dark brown, green, taupe, blue, plum, burgundy and black, modeled in belted style and high convertible collars with button trimming. Sizes 16 to 46, $10.00 and $12.50 Georgette Blouses at $6.75 Upper Main Floor. } An assemblage of : thirty-five) and embroidered models of broken lines, in flesh and white. 5 Sizes 34 to 44, but not each) {mize in every style or color. § } Formerly $10.00 and $12.50. Re duced for disposal Tuesday in assorted patterns. Special Special Tuesday } Georgette Blouses in beaded x ail aa ae Ty aes : J * ae ong aM ain Floor Kear. see ehasecat pated Suits Women’s | Sweaters Tuesday, $6.75 Upper Main Floor “"} A cleanup sale of 18 % Wool Sweaters in fancy weaves, consisting of odd@ and ends from regular stock in assorted colors, Sizes 42 to 46, but not each size in every color or style. Formerly $15.00, $12.50 and $8.50. While they last Tuesday, choice BL ecceerececeec es MOTE me Peter Doubts His Qwn Eyes BY THORNTON W. BURGESS (Copyright, 1919, by T. W. Burgess) § PETER RABBIT reached the | of several Sparrows with backs very edge of the Green Forest on his| much like him, But when he looked |way home to the dear Old Brier | clonely he saw that just above his | Patch, he decided to run over to phe | tail this little stranger wore a pink | weedy field to see if the Snowflakes | i#h patch, and that was something land Tree Sparrows and th Horned no Sparrow of Peter's acquaintance | Larks were still there. T were, | pomsensed lbat almost Peter discovered| Then the liv | that they bh ny. Twittering | turned to face F bright eyes twinkled mischievously Well,” said he, “how do you like my appearance? Anything wrong with me? I was taught that it is at any one. 1 at on y little stranger 4 com heerfully, as he busily picked seeds | out of the top of a weed which stood |above the snow, was a bird just a little bigger than Chicoree the Gold |finch. Peter looked twice and then | very impolite to stare cnted She even guess your mother forgot to teach | you manners.” “Gracious goodness? he muttere: Gracious good he muttered. |" “Deter paid no “attention to what | “Tt must be that something is wrong Rae cing |Was sajd, but continued to stare with my eyes, so that I am seeing | "sry “Sow pretty you are!” he ex |red. I've just seen one bird dressed | ii og in red, Piny the Grosbeak, and now |, stranger WAS. p there nother, Te — oe eons | His breast was pink. Below th be My eyes. Dotty the Tree Sparro ia over there, for I heard his voice. I wonder if he will look red.” Peter hopped near enough to get a good look at Dotty and found him dressed just as he should be, That relieved Peter's mind. It was clear that his ” were quite all right |‘Then he returned to look at the happy little stranger picking seeds from a weed top The top of his head was bright | red. ‘There waa no doubt about it. | His back was toward Pe and but |for that bright re » Peter cer ltainly would one of his fr ug the Spar |row family back was ee ena brown. Peter gould think | Peptiron si" A Real Iron Tonic |Tmproves color, strengthens nerves, | restores appetite, aids digestion, and promotes refreshing, natural sleep. |" Made by ©. L Hood Co, Lowell, Mass. was white. The middie of his thront black and his sides were ked with reddishbrown, He | looked pleased at Peter's remark | I'm glad you think I'm pretty,” | said he. “I like pink myself. I like {t very much, indeed. I supposq | = you've already seen my friend, Piny | |} the Grosbeak.” | +s Peter nodded, “T've just come} Sharpens Vision from making his Zequaintance,” eald Soothes and heals the eyes and he. | strengthens eyesight quickly, re lieves inflammation in eyes and lids Next story: Peter Becomes Ac sharpens vision and makes glasses | quainted with Redpoll. | unnecessary in many instances, says | | Tockes Drusatats de sot prs i |Hold Autoist Who | ey if it fails. | Injures Tacomans| Andy Hydes, 43, an expressman, is in the city jail Saturday charged} is the root of nearly all Hded with one driven by Herbert} treated for face lacerations at the city hospital take—effective. Let Ki- || st. sunday night. warden, who has just issued his an- with driving a machine while intoxi | cated He was arrested Sunday | afternoon at Sixth ave and Dear digestive evils. If your || born st, afte: hia machine had col digestion is weak or out } cheim, of ‘Tacoma of kilter, better eat less Mr a. M Chetm, Walter i row and Grant Bailey, all of Tacoma, and use who were riding with Cheim, were . | was cut about the face when a car the new aid to better driven by K. Didrikeen, 6738 Dayton ters ave, was struck by an Bast Madison digestion. Pleasant to |)iirvic car at sixth ave, and Union moids help straighten out FOREST LOSSES LESS your digestive troubles. Forest fire losses for 1919 will be | much less than for many y ssianiie i ara ad cording to George C. Joy, chief fire bs nual reper" r, and q pair of | P |POST MORTEM WILL FIND DEATH CAUSE A post mortum examination will be held Monday to determine the cause of the death of John Hag strom, who died in the city am- bulance while he was being taken to the city hospital Sunday. Hopital attendenta belleve death was due to heart disease, Hagstrom was 57 and lived at 613 Ninth ave. N. 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