The Seattle Star Newspaper, November 18, 1919, Page 5

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REACHES RECORD “PRICE RED PROPAGANDA IS Hawaiian coffee has Record high price of 50 years ago, ind abandoned Deing worked iS Ls ~y get one ir, ee ~~ 4 CATARRHAL DEAFNESS ‘| MAY BE OVERCOME ne mere eaten le eee OODHOUSE- RUNBAUM | FURNITURE CO., Inc. OTTO 8S. GRUNBAUM 416-424 PIKE STREET ‘a Store Hours 8:80 to 5:30 leat Breakfast similar to iilus tration, substantially made—golden oak fin ish, On sale at $4.50, while a limited quantity lasts @ Drop Tables table ys of kitchen cabinets, hairs and | The prices are attractive and the terms | See our big disp household utensils of payment easy WE’LL TRUST ‘YOU Our Credit Syatem been established for your conven- fence, to as 1 to furnish your home along your own ind vidual ideas r terms are easier and our prices are lower than will tanywhere, Ne Extra Charges—No Interest. JUST YOUR WORD THAT You » Karly for Christmas— © Pay ve Practionl Gitts reached the| SENT. SEATTLE MAN W. Jessup, 2014 Terry ave. plantations are again! of John Haney, killed last Saturday near Hunter's cabin in the woods near Centralia during an I. W. W man hunt. haa turned over to the Seattle police a red membership card and a quantity of I, W. W. which he received thru the mail. nephew and ear nolses or eee of hearing co to y ounce of rength), rowing |at a loss to explain how the propa- rugsist| ganda had been sent to him, rmint (dou-| sald he =, is om planned to leave for Cen : Leuarte pint of hot water and a lit-/tralla shortly to ald tn rounding up ru ulated sugar. Take one ta- | members of the I. W. afl four times a day. is will often bring quick reitet| the distressing head noises, | Fed nostrils should open, ing become casy and the mu-/ the throat. | w. HEN IS WORTH $500 Emma D., a Cleveland hen, at » dropping single opportunity to study best plain | ~ to prepare, costs little and 395 eggs last year. Being a cham-\and fancy methods between now and| GROW BEST COBS FOR PIP 7 59 mt to take ‘ ny one ores pion he: ach egg sells for $3.! January 1 The best corn cob for pipes ts iD: 4 i | Pieild give this prescription | After earning $1.0005 in a year, her Inside information—etralght from|rown in Ohio, IMlinols, Missourt lowner values her at $500 used pian who wish they are . Average Reductions ces The man mhe expected to marry Se oe King George bas annexed a new Ws bes n to heed = pl ResMed roclamation of | Beg 3 ; title. It’s Chief of the Royal Air| im Hoffman, Jr,” an offi the | peace, the house today without de-|is owned by 20,000 persons with Af On individual instrument from 10 to 50% ates Davy, a man of bate adopted the resolution of Sena-| average of 130 acres each, the other Ps ® P ‘ lienentis was supposed to have tor Penrose, continuing war trade | half by 1,400,000 persons owfi tro A partial list of this week’s offerings: ibrook, N.Y. and Pasa: | hoard ‘restrictions om imports unt | acres each, mati rd to have been a well-known | a | Since a good Chinese wants to be Vose & Son 1 Hamilton U wipe Pla er Pianos of Brooklyn. Snowarifts, thousands of years | buried in China, the bodies of those Upright Piano ....... Piano ........ y Miss Loderhose met “Dr. Holl-|ago, hardened the bodies of dying|who die in fore 8 ing Apoll f iu " ~ 5 ign lands are not Nia lo man” first at a dance thru a woman! mar ths in Siberia, so that now|sent th ely, b 2 Soma Upright $335 s Courted by Phone dogs. {minimum expense 7, TOE 5 oka 0.0 biewos rae t os Ni Rares RI are aes eels Lakeside Upright @OfEL Pian ....... posuere Viet Keeps You in Condition to. Following the engagement tart Piano tee . eg P. Bent actor farch, Miss Loderhose received bbe eg $345 — Cecilian ..-.....0. Throw Off Disease | nany valuable gifts trom the man Behr Bros. U —_— con U reg sain Bush & Lane | The very best way to avoid colds, in-|'Pcluding a four-carat diamond ring, Cassero e peci a rown Uprig: ‘eeili fluenza, grip and other winter Infeo-| She Was constantly called on the Cecil se ereeeee MN oo aleneee pose son rae 3 es . yt He | tions is to keep your body in such good| telephone by “Dr. Hoffman, and + onh th , h + ayer co eo econst » condition it nF] throw | off dinense | th calle rported to come either ese are ne brown, W Rtets Upright Chickering Grand 775 tion: Wheelock Pianola, Steck Pianola, rms, Constipation, bilioneness,|from ‘Milltrook, and more. jately li " vitrified Cans wae ae Piano ......ccseceee FMRD ecw sctesscese Francis Bacon and many more. ¢ headaches, are Nature's wardens that | from Pasadena, Cal. Miss Loderhose ned \ asseroles with a your liver, kidneys and bowels are Ghoverse’ tor heule with | neat nickel plated frame, just what failing to do their duty. Sagal . 3 roa Wien wrante asahter Welk cei tare! who, she said, told her you need for your Thanksgiving The popularity of the Famous Cecilian Player Pia’ i i i a pi wont a 2 e hot hic he more wonderful Welte-Mignon Reproducing Pianos have made caoeman Cone viii as Pg ae oan etaane = 98 ‘ * low that yor c The date fo dl, e The sale of these instruments, in most cases, meant the and morw eerioti ds sued. Elaborate arrangements for taking in some fine Upright, Player or Grand Piano in ex- Menand takes cop. bs the wedding were made, including change. Some of these instruments are almost new, and some retiring. “It will toon put| rearrangement of the seats at Tm 2 25 Motel Roaster at $1 49 of them, although a few years old, in a condition that you fou in tune and make you paint Lateran: Sharon Waens Bae * ie would expect coming from a home that would purchase such This famous old herb toa ts um-|was to have performed the «re. = . $2,250 Players excelled for chronio constipation, |r. Model Roasters instruments as these famous $900 to $2,250 Players. billoumess, colds, grip, influe rhe Wodding Halted ar . i 4 j expensive. Does not create the physio! On October 31 came the news that sanitary and se habit. Nothing better to give the! “py; Hoffman,” on his way East basting. This is Remember | eer a conte All degatec stig: (Tom Pacadens, while in an atone: the large size ee ‘ ‘ ° eoln Propristary Co., 3%. Wayne, Tad. je iin eee ed ad obo or ihe sheet steel roast- Our factory workshop is just as important a unit to the zabora), had been Killediin’4n eutp er that will hold Bush & Lane organization as any department here and, there- Use Pyramid nt at French Lick a 161b. turkey fore, these pianos receive the attention that has placed them “pao ae Page seh ere — or a 14- to 18-Ib, in the very best of condition, a condition that we can guaran for P BI hone mossage to Miss Loderh roast. A big special at.. bo We .$1.49 er? + bhenin enlee wie ‘ from a person who said he was Ur : ss tee; privilege of exchange any time within one ‘year, allowing ii Abe ee Wi dial Remon: pas fae ge No Phone or C. O. D. Orders. all money paid, toward any new piano, Player Piano or Grand Comfort 1 in Doabt, Sead ious fiance * ‘ rt Dr. Holthausen's suspicions had, iano in our stock, | Itching, s or protrudi ome aroused, as had those of W 4 i 4 sles . a eo os atlas ein Nestea Mei Ghout waratng | vecame sroured, an had thone of W 75c Pint Can Floor or Linoleum A remarkable chance for saving—only a limited number o Ag Shes ee oe cou 7, odes. brotherdndaer Tadanendaat ‘ : these instruments available—immediate action is necessaf: a in your children a love of Musi sfiadenag Eo cose jp t by both abn have ox Varnish, Special at 49c ane é er 2 A vhen they are g@ and their tagtes are | tal ct that no Dr. Hot apes . 5 x coming at this time such am offer affords a matchless oppor- oe teunditi Pied etiies a mm Pl aes man known elther in. Millbrook This is a high grade durable varnish that dries tunity to make a piano your Christmas home-gift and to give widiuslivetes of We and plant in thelr heatte @ rhendans eee, wie ‘ with a beautiful luster. Special, pint..........49¢ a world of jy to each one of your household. source of infinite pleasure wings on the date of the sup . : es een ig ee 45c Can Dancing Wax at 39c no Dr, Hoffman is listed in the med- ° . . . | ieal directories of Brooklyn. AJ We Do As We Advertise Bring This Ad With You “gy Leak-Tite for Leaky Roofs t wy \ ALBERTA PREPARES 1%4-pound size, 40¢; 3-pound size..........75¢ Push s jane Pinus G. HOME OF THE FAMOUS CECILIAN WHOLESALE for a treo {rial | prohibition? Well, grabe'srowsrs | ing Horses. 2 , Erie, Cuyahoga and Otta 1519 Third Ave. ([_RREE SAMPLE couPon eg |] PYRAMID DRUG COMPA inisbii 8 Pyramid Bids. Marshall, Mich. ]/to raise more ¢ and doubl Kindly send me a sample of prices on favorite brand. ™ al Y ‘ Pyramid Pile Troatuient, ay plain wrapper. ACTURERS ‘ | hore is a plant called volvox ( globator, so minute that millions of | fi) | |them could be placed in a small ECON! AV EN | | wine glass. | . » terature Jessup told the police that he was If, you have Catarrhal Deatness oF opposed to the organization, and was Jessup laid BUSH & LANE Still Selling Used Pianos and Player Pianos at Wonderful tent capne area einen a anageapetm inn smpn nar = nae ea gato ee THE SEATTLE STAR-—TUE DAY, NOVEMBER 18, 1919. PROPOSING IS AN ART WITH HER Mildred Davis has practiced in almost every large city in the United States and Canada and Admits It It's an art—this cutting down the high cost of living | Every wide awake young single! | woman, however, ought to make progress after the first of January That means study the te leap w bait, husband! The bright young wornan who can convince a hard working young man that he should shoulder her financial burdens, and provide food and cloth ing, certainly deserves mention as a nomist, If well married quit her job and throw away the alarm clock least, most of em do. But the difficulty is just this young men these days are hard to eateh nd fishing tn’t That ust 43 more days to hnique 1920 will be leap year, year grants unmarried | an 12 months open season to| cant, hook, gaff and net a live and| every mn n why Mildred Davis tnaiste that it's an art—this business of cap turing a husband She is now spending her after noons and evenings giving publi demonstrations of the many points involved, Mr the well known vaudev sub Martin Bo k ie employer bas sent Miss Davis to Seattle thi week, and she's appearing twice dat! at the Moore Mines Davis works tn a sketch en titled written Indoor pre Sport.” which was ped and booked over the Orpheum vaudeville circuit to re veal th t yet unt I method jaunty Boys’ Caps.in medium ee eeatet yer universal metho winter mornings; fashioned of Salts’ Peco weight and light colors. To make seaam of moder woman, 3 our holiday dis, these $1.50 Caps | Some men must be won by ar Plush with dyed Opossum, French Coney i be sold Tuesda: pealing to thelr appetites for pork " te r 75c { and beans,” says Miss Davis, “But and self collars. Bell or cuff sleeves. Can | I contend that a direct appeal to rea ‘ 1 | gon. te entivaty’ eatiatushory.. X tenve be worn in belted or loose back styles. | pr ed daily ha, and wo the mend: « of thousands of | men and women, both In the United Mildred Davis, who has proposed to the same man 186 times in the States and Canada, It takes aggres nel aenent [last three months, bs here shown demonstrating the technique of ber | y appeal Sapper app work—with James Hunter an overlook nerve, No aingle woman the trenches. chara BREAKS WORD. Report San Quentin Prisoner Violates Parole SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. 18.—Con sternation entered the camp today of thone who believe interstitial glands remake a man morally as an physically, Ed White, state parole officer, learned that mpson had violated his hompeon, while in San Quentin ated on by Dr. I. Ia David Kel following new r, James stant th PIANO CO. the double dix tinction of being the youngest man ever to receive the glands and the nly one such on parc He is 25 Reductions years old. He was a listions fellow very dull in app nee, and hin Since our first announcement one week ago, many fine homes prea Gbps in Seattle and vicinity have been furnished with one of these Following the operation, hia entire appearance changed and his attitude about the prison was so exemplary that he won a parole. He had been sentenced from San Francisco county in 1918 for five years for attempted burglary. He was reieased on parole June 21, 1919 os or player pianos. Many have purchased instruments them delivered Christmas, proving beyond a doubt that wonderful values. NEW je Lod nos and been carried yy isabsorbed like #o There Is Nothing More Grateful) Pyra nent and take no Substitute Fill out this coupon and mail it! These specially appropriate for the crisp, chilly eee RRR rat er Neer teint A RO tL COS RTE Short Plush Sizes 16 years to 44. j NEW SECOND FLOOR for Formerly $55 Coats for $45 FADE-OUT MAN RUINS WEDDING Brooklyn Girl’s Rich Fiance Proves a Mystery = BY FREDERICK M, KERBY YORK, derhose Nov. FOR IMMIGRATION Than the Relief From Piles, EDMONTON, Alberta, ‘To prepare for the rush o' either end for a ‘ the nearest drug expected next year, t box. Ask for| buildin 10,000 immigra RAISE MORE GRAPES = always of 1447 . is under the care of phy sicians following her heartbreaking experience with a fiance whose per onality is shrouded in mystery. Pasadena supervising the PAGE Jhe Rhodes Co. Department | Specials Draperies Coats Curta purchased from the full | ‘t r € and, expecially designed | requirements of the most W add charm and artie | Fquisette Curtains with hem | hed border and Barmen lace edge, | $2.50 wna $2.75 A Point de Marne creation of Brus- nein net with edge and insert of Egyp- | tan ¢ mbroldery in white and ivory. j $8.00, $9.00, $10.00 | An imported Duchess Curtain in an } aswort nt of designs in ivory and beige « $14.00, $15.00, $18.00 A striking imitation of a real Ren- Boys’ Caps : fashionable Coats are Suspenders 180 pairs Suspenders, cotton and leather ends regular length, with medium w All well known 60¢ g ‘al rrbemsdieinerd sandy! . 35¢ Pp Gaonsieitee Crepe W ednesday A special offering of dainty Printed Georgette Crepe, patterns in orchid, rose, peacock blue, turquoire and deer figured on taupe, brown, pearl and navy blue foundations. ‘This assort- m: of sheer materia! particularly adapted to smocks and unusually ef fective in combination with plain col ors for afternoon and evening gowns. Standard width, formerly $2.75 and $3.50 values, on sale $2 05 . Wednesday BUILD 18-MILE WALL SAY THEIR WIVES! The gigantic wall which the Dutch lare building across the narrow en- LOUCESTER, N. J., Nov. 18—|trance to the Zuyder Zee will be 18 Police have received complaints from | miles long and 230 feet wide at sea several wives that their husbands | level, drink Jamaica gipger at a grocery | store and that it puts so much life! into them that they come home and at their mates | PAY $500 FOR CAP The cap Marsha! Foch wore at the first battle of the Marne is on sale in England for $500. 'Too MucH GINGER | Ga PRETTY SOFT, EH KIDS? In the part of Russia controlled by the Bolsheviks, school children cam | dismiss teac here Ahey do not like. i] JAPS BUYING SUGAR Japan is paying 35 cents a pound | for Hawaiian sugar, and buying it in large quantities. 18.—Miss Dean st BAR GERMAN DYES WASHINGTON, D. C., Nov. dinner. A $3.50 value. : Special at Nov. 18, f immigra Alberta's tion hall Wheels Goods, samples, are selling fast, but we still have some big values in Doll Cabs, Wagons, Desks and Rock-

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