The Seattle Star Newspaper, November 21, 1919, Page 5

THE SEATTLE STAR—FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 21, 1919, PAGE 5 arteton ays e | OODHOUSE-(*RUNBAUM | "Gincers® Service FURNITURE CO., Inc. " Styles Are Changing—Actor Folk Play Hide and Seek With the Public Rhodes Co. Smart Winter Coats Special Saturday 9Q oa T Until Noon 38.75 Second Mloor The orto S GRUNBAUAI \ 436-424 PIKE STREET ; gags Store Hours 830 to Sa0 Portland Burni Roasters — _ Roasters Oa Ne Werried Price Reductions Are Offered in This Portland at not di te ' nter a fur collar on your attractive style Fur col- are the Special ea J Thanksgiving | “Gee-whizt How it Hurts Sale —The Pain in My Foot!” ! There are 80 Coats in the variety which are de- wor signed of be polo and kersey cloth and stlvertone one to 42 that sold formerly at 1 $55.00. Choice q aturday until noon at $38. Boys’ Suits, Special a at $10.95 Chambray oper kata TRUST ‘he iearomen has t ed for $ than will be found a No Extra Charges—Ne Interest | JUST YOUR WonD THAT YouRL ray Shop Harty for Christmas——Give Practical Gifts Shirts BiOXS: belted coat, models with the hed pocket and t m Main Floor Rear d Bs inde fo09 oa tron 6 _ Worry, over-work or imperfect nourishment, ably hot water, befor | Scraa ania ery and inclu y rom ¢ nd im a measure ‘contribute to and are the|rrsten by taking Anurie” This] On how nighte at the old op'ry} Hut tt tan't being done, 80 Julie EN who wear a beginnings of nervous prostration, ee ie ees Chambray sates Mackinaws, in plaid pattern is 1 all-arou he r ° 5 will find in this sale for 7 $6.50 and $7.50. Saturday the opportun- ‘ 2 : 4 Boys’ Knickerbocker Trousers in lain ce nd mixtures. Sizes 6 $2 250, $2.95, ‘SCOTT'S EMULSION °° isa decided help to those who are nervous, in that it pro- ae kidne sluggish an easily assimilated food that quickly builds up the °" roe Subter stems ° Meow: iy general health by nourishing the whole body. Give oy twinges a . "weaned . less attention to worry; enjoy regular rest and sleep |‘! and take Scott’s Emulsion regularly after meals Scott’s never fails to nourish and oie The exclusive erade of end itver 8 & B. Process.” made Laboratories. It is a gwar kota Wobes8el4. I. ns E ‘ “erce ten cents for tria ckage help but admire Julie off the stage FAKE WAR MOTHER ity which they have sought to save money on serviceable, every- { day work shirts. ite common,” ve found out 6 nee of un an| ber neck and ai ut the glamor|™ore that the ga o lows they ad-| ult, after a soul k like white duck with straight trousers 4 white braid. t's strange, too. One can't . ¢ ® Sizes ? e Upper sire PARIS thought of a profitable me t P nell their stocks to great advantage jie ner pieces of ‘furniture. Ax |NONOGENARIAN WEDS _ ||| vertisermen ty innert in the dailies that an elderly woman, wid GIRLISH BRIDE OF 76 owed by the war, will sacrifice her) peapiNG, Nov. 21.—All the best |] : furniture in order to get enough Th money to return to the country of |Diay® bave happy endings sts her birth. was a play this week with @ very | A buyer visits the fiat, the wo-|happy ending, for what “curtain 1 oe anew ry bookonae she pric 20] can be more joyous than the sound ; Hy & § agreed us ut when the are grt row byes zy 1 | of Wedding bells? The juvenile lead | | that mean big savings for you. We have arranged books te disclosed. T t s into tears and exp l HATE T0 DO IT, BUT i UST RAISE 2 ——— , ; ‘ ne aa this leather into 3 lots—light, medium and heavy. ‘ * Lot 1 Lot 3 $10,000 TO SATISFY MY OBLIGATIONS SHE'S PICKPOCKET.AT 82 —cumrew RINGS AGAIN Ee at old, Mary Ann Wi was charged LONDON. Nov t $2.49 FOR JUST ONE DAY— SATURDAY ONLY ae cicwey ste | $4.25 Doz. Thin Blown, Cut Glass 129 ¢ Bhe wo lly obeyed, howeve Table Tumblers, Set of 6 at We purchased a large quantity of these No phone or C. O. D. orders. thin blown Ta Tumblers and had, them atch uions : BUY YOUR WHEEL non R. P, New house, aged 64, who officiated at the was played by ¢ Sole Leather at Bargain Prices Saturday we are going to offer 500 pounds of high grade Oak Tan Leather, cut into large strips, at prices and was killed ¢ he had left home her, a by a Seattle expert. Set of six at $1.29 No phone or C. O. D. orders. $4 WASH BOILERS AT $2.69 A big special for Saturday. “Model” Wash _ Boilers, with heavy tin sides, copper bottoms, stationary wood hand grips and a fit-in cove gular price $4.00. Special ¢ cut in the dainty “Floral Wreath” pattern ymes lifeless, thin or loses its lustre; when ugly dandruff MAKE YOUR SELECTION IN THE MORNING appears, or your hair falls out, a 35-cent bottle of itful DISTINGUISHED sop a on onesie ofc: Agel a ah aia GOODS SATURDAY WOOLENS A Big Sample Line of Jobber’s I must raise money quick » has been idle for ON WEDNESDAY, DEC, 3, 1919 s on account of the The United States Spruce Production Corporation . S . aye ; y strike. Now I am ai amples at 1. 98 It will be a fastidious man, indeed, who EE Nae) Oe Sa eadasl | Pp $ dal -annot find a suitable pattern in my immense We have some wonderful values to offer you in this pam — 8 Be teNg ay eel as ns on my hands which || FOR SALE AT PUBLIC AUCTION i sale of Jobber’s Samy hese items sell rie Naess hguadr ial ae ge . en bought for fall trade at the Cat-Up Plant, Vancouver, Washington up .to § 0. Ny hig to choose from— in an almost infinite variety of patterns, brinch’: Sega's’ ea a ia | Velonipades. ‘Doll Cabs. Rongt rs, Toddler “aan shades and colors. i" Bogen and nnake tic startet | ALL MACHINERY AND SUPPLIES | Hobby Hor: Shooflies, etc. Special at $1.98. suitings, heavy and medium overcoat fabrics. ub sia so tahkie aha | cn aka ot se eats | . In experience ot ’ ° $ ! K my an nearly years making Garments made in any style you like and the wholesale houses and | : | lothes f Seattle men I tried thile being made as often as neces- banks demand their money, I H Material will be delivered F. O. B. cars at Vancouver, Wash. | weer r tried on whi yeIng ma as € ; aera 2 or the Cut-Up Plant. One-third CASH to be paid at the time each | | 9: Attained onmtevengg etna sary to insure perfect fit. must raise this money some- gale ie made. Balance by CASH or CERTIFIED CHECK as soon ow, some way, and raise it quick, I will be happy if I a more attractive bargair as order can be written up. Good substantial linings and trimmings and dependable tailoring are what you are guaranteed. My old customers should take advantage of this sale esas dian MACHINERY CONSISTS OF Filing Room ment P ——— | —_—_—__ | | Gas Engines—Steam Can | Engines I aw dust Saw Mill One Yates 5 | N Electric Motors, hree 60x16 Boller: | 5 . ns Timber or | ay 40 vo ee sanié erle | —— 4 Baws—Hand & Circu- |Transformors, 440 V. | Six Myerg Pail Doze® |f eB sare | wntan ah a] Bick tating HT 40-Watt Mazda Lamps at $5¢ | ; Steam Headers | : BONDS LOUIS SIDELSKY, Prop. | Air and Steam af Raltrond Nwiteh Two Boller Feed \ ne 74 Pe Mh BECOND! er. AND ae STREE Accepted at Their || 801 Third Avenue, Corner Columbia | “aSayey pies" [Ses mark Te me | eee Two blocks (not one block) south of Madison St. noe “ot the Bollors Full Face Value Don't a fable d es blac) hee: is pits 801 Oren Te eee he! STAR WANT? ADS .BRING RESULTS a3 Wood Tanks | Pumps Horseshoes Three. 66x16 of the Boilers Horseshoe Nails and | each with Stack and | Boller House enclosed {| Calks Fittings with Galvanized Iron " i