The Seattle Star Newspaper, November 24, 1919, Page 5

OODHOUSE-¢*RUNBAUM FURNITURE CO., Inc. OTTO S GRUNBAU:I 416-424 PIKE STREET ~ Thanksgiving Special $19.50 Extension Table (Copyright about Truth to tell, he doesn't worr himaelf very oft is emart, and he know Under that pointed cay some of the cleverest w Green Forest Sammy A large number of dining tables—choice of two attrac- | Dea. For two days he had be tive finishes—either golden J} #%!e t find Ligntroot or any waxed or fumed. These. || Lishtfoot. But he dia tu of hunters with terrt seemed to him that they were | where in the Green Forest tables extend to five feet. Place your order early to be sure of getting one. WE’LL TRUST YOU Our Credit System has been established for your fence, to ass furnish your hom vidual ideas. é are Casier and our price than will be found anywhere, Ne Extra Charges— must have succeeded in killing foot the Deer ing pla them. and no one whom Sammy seon Lightfoot for two days r ISN'T often Sammy Jay worr anybody but him worrying ut Ligh |B} ries about himself, becau 12 50 quite equal to take care of s | But Sammy Jay wa now. He was worrylr |foot the Deer. Y Sammy was worrying about Lightfoot began to suspect that one of Sammy knew all of Lightfoot's hid s. He visited every one Lightfoot wasn't to be found met had Sammy felt badly. You see, AN—MOND BURGESS Burgess) | one within hearing Just where that hunter was, Once a hunter had lost hin te and shot Sammy thing of th reach t Sammy, but ted that sor Nght happen, and ot Sammy hed known about the chas ing of Lightfoot by the he ls, Kv rybody in the Green Forest had! known about tt. You see, everybody had heard the voices of those hounds. | Once Lightfoot had passed right un ter the tree in which Sammy waa sit ting, and a few moments later the wo hounds fad followed with the ea (o the ground as they followed | Lightfoot's trail, That wag the last Sammy had seen of Light He wd been able to save Lightfoot from the hunters, but he couldn't save him from the hounds | | The m Sammy thought things Tam @8 BABIES’ LIVES | Eatin Jay Worries | BY THORNTON W, by T. W AY, NOVE THROWN AWAY Millions Are Asked to Stop Needless Deaths n, WATERS D. C,, No enteen thousand mothers die an nually from causes relating to child birth, and 300,000 children | their liven from prevental This if why Sena nY vA of Texas ban inte spprépriate $4,480,000 a year and to @ federal board of maternal and infant hygiene The Sheppard tb fn a revision 1 ts a revision | of a similar measure proposed b: Congresswoman Jeannette Rankin and Senator Robinson in the 66th | congremn reported, but never came to a vote. | It wan revised because it put the work entirely un the children’s bureau of the labor department and | {didn’t properly co-ordinate the work with that of the public Health serv. | jee and bureau of education Senator Sheppard's bill is now before the committee of public health and national quarantine. It will not thru at this special session, but the regular session which meety De cember 1 is expected to pass it, The movement would be launched by the appropriation of $10,000 to each That bill was favorably jy Automobile Robes Size 60x80 1 pattern: s A heavy i former! at $6.50. —Upper Main Floor Blankets 25 gray and tan cotton b eta, with colored borders, Size O4xTé former! “ reduced for Tucwlay; a pair $3.7 —Upper Main Floor. Women’s Gloves 100 pairs of gloves with silk lining are in white and are reduced for a quick clean up. Sizes 6% to 8, but not each size in color Formerly $1.25; spe day; a pair T6¢. a" cotton fabr These and natural color Tues ergs Coats for Nii aia Special, Tuesday at $17.75 New Second Floor B ) happy on Thanksgiving day by being one of a hundred or more women who will buy a coat from this assortment. Your enjoy- ment of the day will be heightened by the knowledge that the coat you , s purchased under such favorable circumstances. The assemblage includes coats from regular stock that sold for- merly at $24.50 and $29.50; also a special purchase which wére marked to sell at $29.75. They are designed of splendid winter fabrics in belted and loose back models in the leading colors. =| was very fond of Lightfoot. You re state, with increasing appropriations Sizes 16 to 46. | member it was Sammy who warned yo ayaa i Ihe. Col. Beals ls l raghttoot of the coming of the bunt) ' ge a a> ] I Back F; F fer on the morning when the dreadful - Kach State Must Aid | Reet Tua! 5 co RS ris Satneiet lle ' FOM FFANCE | punting season began. Ever sinee ach state must appropriate ) { A to it equal to that furnist the federal government This ean, if the bill passes, that $4,000,000 will be pent the year fol wing June 30, 1920,%and after June! Lieut. Col, Walter B. Beals, Seattle | the hunting season had ope ta the Tpmoval of wrinkles. I)attorney, returned home Sunday | my had done his best to make trout Fe are oraan ‘tha eolebratea | after an absence of two years and|for the hunters, Whenever he had Peeuty expert. “The results they | half, during which he served as | found one of them he } screamed ee are deceptive and never! judge advocate with the A. E. F.| at the top of hi © to warn every 8 ; Women’s Silk Hose Special Tuesday, a pair 89c . > peat. Mascaming is only BAX, | Col. Beals was accompanied by his} Sea ~ - 0, 1 $8,000,000 a year to nee! e Main Floor, Rear ee a * , | Wife, Justice of the Peace Othilla G.| DOUBLE BEAUTY that babies are properly brought ; have never seen anything work |C. Beala, who met him in New York into the world and are given a ; BROKEN line of mock fashioned silk hose with { wonders as a simple, harmless | City after his arrival from overse imlution any woman can prepare and! “Healy went to France with the e hou o we et eon sit pint of witch hase | Wildcat division in July, 1918, Beals chance to live and that the mothers are given the best care | The bill, as drawn, makes the sec Whenever he had found one of | retary of labor chairman of the Fed lisle garter top and foot with double heel and} ( toe are priced special for Tuesday for disposal, 150 } ) pairs include sizes 81 to 10 and shades of medium } OF YOUR HAIR) A balf pint ft witch has good dowdered |is 4 brother-in-law of Maj. John EF. | “IT need Carroll, city councilman, and Maj.| ¢¢ anep them, he had screamed at the top of eral Board of Maternal and Infant (gray, cordovan, Russian calf and brown, but not i | Frank” M. Carroll, Seattic surgeon, | | Danderine’’ creates TASS le voice. | Hygiene and the chief of the chil ‘ i in’ every color } dren's bureau would be the executive | eg > a . Ps he or tice after reopening his offices in of thick, gleamy waves [afraid those hounds drove him out| officer. The surgeon general and ~ ae ners eery wrink You feel so refreshed after using the wash; you looks refreshed, too; sgon | “Torch of Liberty” | | Under the direction of Mine Rone | Glass, students of the Franklin high/ jschool staged their fourth annual lextravaganza Friday and Saturday | evenings. The spectacle, “The Torch of Lib- _jerty.” carried a cast of 200, easily the Dr. King’s | New Discovery | most elaborate show yet attempted has a successful sa of half a a century | | |where a hunter could get a shot him, or eine that they tired and killed him themselves t Sammy, “Il he were alive somebody certainly would have seen | him, and nobody has since the day | those hounds chased him. I declare,| government aid is backed by the In- | . ° Fur Trimming— T have quite lost my appetite wor Md |ternational Congress of Working N two tables—special sales rying about him, If Lightfoot is! women, the Red Cross, the Chil cabine: the Millinery section a rice dead, and I am almost sure he is, the : ' J dren's Bureau, the United Staten | y. for Teed Green Fore H or oe +" J will display ‘or nesda y |Sames Torest Will Rover ssem thei public Health Service and ‘the| trimmed hats from regular stock ss that sold formerly t $10.00, : ‘ E ; 5 ¥ $12.50, $15.00, $16.50 and $14.50 15 yards of fur trimming are involved in this sale at de reductions of one-half which are made to clean up short lengths in widths of 1 to 9 inches. The assort- ment includes beaver, mole, coney, near seal, French seal, Hudson seal, natural skunk, and other furs. Tues- a yard at half price. the I Ner building. | the United States commissioner of education would be members. | The children's bureau would es-| biish public health nursing clinics | in every county in the United Staten. | The movement to extend such | Thanksgiving Millinery $5.00 New Second Floor Main Floor * 4 - Bureau of Education Next story: The Hunting Season et yi @ | Ends, CHURCH COMBATING | WAR SUPERSTITIONS) LONDON, Nov, 24—Dr. Cyril] Forster Rarbett, newly consecrated | by the Franklin students. OVER-EATING is the root of nearly all digestive evils. If your digestion is weak or out of kilter, better eat less and use KI-MOIDS the new aid to better Pleasant to As ‘These trimmed models a signed of velvets, plusher and duvetyn in large and small shapes and in the leading colors An inapection will result in your purchase of one or more as the offering {s unusual day, Dreams He Is a Raindrop ETRIED for more than fifty | years and today at the zenith of its popularity! When you think of that, you are bound to be| g@nvinced that Dr. King’s New Dis- x does exactly what it is meant) B dp—soothes coughraw throats, tungestion tormented chests, loosens 4 mpack, and breaks the most) @etinate cold and «grippe attack. | Dr. King’s is safe for your cold, Your mother’s cold, for the kid-| masse, cough, croup. Leaves no| ble after-effects. 60c a hott ye at your druggist In a few moments you can trans form your plain, dull, flat hair, You lean have it abundant, » glows jand full of life. Just get at any dru or toilet counter a small bottle of land ts “Danderine” for a few cents. Then/as an |moisten @ soft cloth with the "Da derine” and draw this thru your hatr, taking one small strand at a tim BY THE STORY LADY “eter wan witting in the window turated with superstitions! seat watch thwark bishop of says that Eng the, little river that) —— Lene ) CUT THIS OUT—IT’S WORTH _ MONEY. | | termath ot war, he aff |<. (om Mining dass ary erejerengers Search [TRAMP FINDS FORTUNE; | een cn a y of charms is believed én by House Four Times) GETS DOLLAR REWARD onic sip. cncione with sc and mail ing 4 gone to achool in Four times during the last few| SAN FRANCISCO, Nov, 24.—|it to Foley & Co. Sheffield the rain, gone to the store for | Instantly, yea, immediately, you|church will not ridicule mamma, mailed a letter for Aunt Ave, Chicago, TL, writt y 7 ’ : ¥ y |Michael Ryan, who describes himself | 4V*- ae0, ng your | joubled the beauty of you ae counte em|Grace and tal jweeks © quartet of burly strangers ; Ogg nave docked oot a bellied »pt to counteract them | C noe and take a ear nat i chs apo “nobody,” picked up a check for|name and address clearly, You will ir. ‘ te tondine: carl © meet papa. c en | representing th 50.000 while “panhandling.” He fecelve im return. a trial. package ‘ored the check to it» owner and|comtaining Foley's Honey and Tar lustrous and so easy to do up. All mamma had made him take off his| men have searched the home of An- ermath ‘matty persons of all classes. The thene beliefs. jbut will a _ “Bowels Act ‘Sluggish? - flecti Peele GOING “DRY,” TOO Tentaee: raincoat and helmet. and|arew Denty, 1529 26th ave. 8. W..|received $1, which he spent for one|ComPound. for coughs, colds and E Inegular bowels often result in|ll moids help straighten ox Let “Danderdine” put more life |CHILA i robe and slippers he was sitting in| Pretending they were hunting for/aquare meal. lin aides nnd stunk, . phouebmitell sickness and disorders of the Out |! olor, vigor and brightness in your| South America is following: our|in. window seat watching the little | Sever. Denty has complained to backache, kidney and bladder al tions jth ast visit, he sald, your digestive troubles. MADE BY SCOTT & BOWNE MAKERS OF SCOTT'S EMULSION ; lhair. This Stimadiating tonic will| lead on the drink and drug qu \fresh your scalp, check dandruff and!-rhe Chilian government jtatling hair and help your hair to! .dopted restrictive measures again |grow long, thick, strong and beau: | and manufacture of intoxt river that was flowing across the! Hearing a woman's screams, @ ments, and Foley Cathartic Tabiets, recently | sidewalk and waiting for mamma to | *4* F riday Chicago policeman and his wife in- 4 wholesome and thoroughly cleans t|call him to supper Yi a 26 chickens before their) terrupted their stroll to raid a sa-|ing cathartic, for constipation, bil- Patter! Patter! went the big|! "he said. “Now I have) loon. They carried three assailants |jousness, headache, and eluggish urut cating liquore, and the municipal drops against the pane. But to }to the police station. | bowels id everywhere. moereneenrersesersesees ~lernment of Buenos Ayres has en: Peter it sounded as though some one| Denty's daughter, the mother of| = en —— — tects $3.50 Model Roaster $2.19 sale of narcotics, cocaine, opium, ete.| opened the window and leaned out.|% Was #0 frightened during the | ‘The distillers of Chili are experi-| The biggest drop of all hit Peter on|!st mysterious search that she had COOK YOUR THANKSGIVING DINNER IN A MODEL ROASTER and stomach. Make them act} they should with Dr. King’s New} Pills. Keep the liver active— system free from waste. 25¢ a! ticle | menting with the intention of turn-|the nose and rolled down on the|to be confined to her bed ling alcohol to a wider use as a fuel| sill } . To Peter's surprise it lay there —=ry - for motors. If the experiments are|a shining little ball, Peter thought THIS SEATTLE MAN successful the liquor men will make/|he could see a tiny nose and mouth more money than they ever have be-|and eyes. Yes and there were tiny fore, and also save the country the/arms and feet 0 N T R AIN maid a tiny voice ‘come out and play with me.” | “NAME “BAYER” ON And Peter felt himaelf getting! | smaller and then he slid out the win: | cont of imported gasoline Peter! Peter! and caught hold of his new dow ® ff the window sill and the next| Gains Twenty Pounds and Is * pos rg thing that Peter knew he was run- Xs Get relief without fear as|ning acroms the sidewalk with the Restored to Health by Taking Tanlac told in “Bayer package” rest of the raindrops. They ran] down into the little ravine back of 1 Peter's house and from t the little creek where Pe played so often. To HOUGENIZE’ YourShoes Is to WATERPROOF taking Tanlac 1 t and have gained twenty pounds in weight.” said R.} L. Ridenour, who resides at 85 Bell street, Seattle, while in Bartell’s drug “store, in Seattle, recently Continuing, he said or two years I suffered with stomach trouble. Everything I ate | Thgse are the large size blue glazed enamel Roast- ers. ’They are seamless, sanitary, self basting and self browning. The “Model” Roaster roasts meat to perfecti 3. 50 size, special at............$2.19 . No Phone or C. Q. D. Orders. A Big Dinnerware Special re am had But Peter and Pat ter ran up against a big log and the rest of the drops ran off and left | him. Peter!” loud, “Supper.” And Peter sat up This time the voice wan! and rubbed his eyes, Then he began FY disagreed with me 1 nad to cry oO | ¥y appe 0! | 4 . a > — spevsarsoige te cpeteies “I don't want any ‘supper, 1/8000 pidlbernd ee et Piet 1 || ‘Your Opportunity to Buy Dishes You Will Need for Y Sh Rain et protects you againat [Want £0 6 with Patter to wee the) id sitter from it afterward, If) Your Thanksgiving Dinner—at. a Big Saving. our oes sf Galeations and. pesitivey, Sentifies TnL x canpentten sone. |" have ine wore sort of arp RANSOM PATTERN ON WHITE SEMI- the genuine Aspirin p: cribed by ing and on ping pains op ey PORCEL AIN ery meal. I got so bad off I couk Se x ee 2 aa ‘ko th pasa mA seth es pr yo ada $3.50 dozen Cups and Saucers, make them wa isting, wear-resisting; to give them ysiclans for over eighteen years. 1 Always buy unbroken package | not even retain cold water. Gas of “Bayer Tablets of Aspirin” which would form and press against my | contains proper di ona to safely heart #0 I could hardly breathe and relieve Colds, Headache, Toothache, | |I would bioat terribly. 1 also had} |rheumatism the worst sort in, my }lower limbs from my feet to my | Earache, Neuralgia, Lumbago, Rheu-| matism, Neuritis, Joint Pains, and Pain generally PEKIN, N 24.—In the heart of |b!P* and at one time was confined Flandy tin boxes of twelve tablets! asia, centuries ago, Manchu mer-{t? My bed for six weeks. I could cost but a few cents. Druggiats alvo| chants discovered three large aurif.|areely get around, and it was | well larger “Bayer” packages. As-|¢rous regions which the Pekin gov-| With an @ffort 1 could do my work, special, set of 6..... $1.29 $1.50 dozen Bread and Butter Plates, special, set of 6, 59¢ 2.45 dozen Soup Plates, spe- » Clal, set of 6.,........ 98¢ $2.65 dozen Dinner Plates, special, set of 6. ‘$1.10 pair Sugar and Creamer, special at... | gurkey gia, oe a ae ee No Phone or C. 0. D. Orders. Universal Silverware In the Beautiful “Farmington” and “Saybrook” Patterns. Each piece is uniformly cor- rect in proportion and design and will give, during its long period of service, a distinction to the table hitherto unattained except by the best products of sterling longer life, render them more comfortable and keep them better looking. Lae From among the hundreds of names suggested for our waterproofing process, in connection with which we carried on a contest providing a $100 cash prize, we have selected You Cannot Afford Not To ‘“HOUGENIZE”’ your shoes, or those of your children. The process is, appli- cable to any kind of shoes— dress for men or women, work would become | ce 2 a? | Hougenize | ublic was founded | had was very |pirin is the trade mark of Bayer] ernment immediately glaimed by}! Suffered a great deal trom consti- rs to | | of Salicylicacid. work the mines, Most of these men, taking laxatives. At times my head; vag. : when possible, fed and hid in the would ache something awful and 1} | filling the deserted ranks, the colony | ?°tYes became badly shattered and} in the hills also grew and formed I could Meep but very ttle at one side of the bed to the other all! leaders were to protect the lives and /one si at the Cause and Remove It supply the means of livelihood for |Mkht long and would get up in the} the, rest {morning completely frazzled out. 1 stitute for calomel, act gently on the} upon the shores of the river Cen-| weak, and felt tired all| | bowels and positively do the work. tunga and is the earliest com-|the time and was badly run down | | People afflicted with bad breath find | munist experiment known. All the|!M every respect. | Manufacture of Mononceticacidester | forcing thousands of lab pation and had to be constantly mountains and forests surrounding so diazy it was all) ‘Dr. Edwards Olive Tablets Get] tremens « into a federation whose {RIRHt, and would roll and toss fro | Dr. Edwards’ Olive Tablets, the sub-| This little + lost considerable weight and | quack rete through Dr. Edwards’ Olive | ¢ruits of labor and production were|_ “Having read so The name was submitted by several, but the first to submit it was A. V. EI much about e thin soles of chil- lets. The pleasant, sugar-coated | ¢; common use ; sintetg | Tantac I decided to try it. 1 soon] allve ow Hayes, 111 N. 83d St., Seattle, Wash. | Shoes and th | clap ave econ for Kod cade by | cease ase™ at "Se, EON Toad out f bad fous 6 real! ed silver. 5 dren’s shoes. all who know them. from the commune any part of the|¢ine, ax my appetite became good |} ff Tea Spoons, set of 6..... emind A. V. Hayes will be presented with OF: Edwards’ Olive Tablets act Ben | gold which all were occupied in min-{@n@ I could eat anything [ want when icati Pi tly but firmly on the els and liver, 5 placed credit of /®0d everything agreed with ve v8 ¢ you the $100 upon application to our 9 It costs only a few cents and is stimulating them to natural action,| ine’ hole eolay: and devositer with [Derfectly.. Iam not. bothered. with | ea y Spoons, “each... ... $3.00 yegiect office, 106 Madison St. clearing the blood and gently purifyi MB) the ansociation to be used for any|Ea¥ OF pressufe against my heart | Salad Forks, set of 6. - $6.00 ences. worth dollars. | the entire system. They do that which| 514 in need, Hvery one had to work|The rheumatism ts all gone and I Medium Forks, set of 6. .$6.00 —J. H. Hougen Leather Co. | dangerous calomel does without any | of the bad after effects. gata, ears “ae dived fos Any disobedience to the laws was|Kind, I have never had the he , punishable by death, ‘This sentence|@che since 1 begin taking Tanlac wards’ Olive Tablets without) ‘i. " pronounced by a committee of|and am never diszy any more, My ndition and 1} : an get are J and do my work without ever having a pain of any to his utmost eapacity, and charity or begging was unknown. Gravy Ladle, each.......$2.40 Butter Spreader, set of 6.85.25 Hollow Handle Knives with steel blades, set of 6. $1175 BES gry ing pain or any disagreeable effects. ° y vee lected by universal suffrage, ax|nerves: are in fine « 26-piece chest of Universal Sil- $1.00. . M. Edwards discovered the) \ 0 o e two pres-[#leep like a top and nothing dis. | onda nave ‘ % * tice Fane's paratee o ahh ji onee during the night. I am al e e | bowel and liver complaint, believer in Tanlae and am | attendant bad breath. aon to yee are ann hyp vometsite Tahacone om by th le week iO a aud nous the effect. 10c and 25e. BULGARS WILL SIGN great 8, Nov, 24.—(United Press)—|glad to tell others of the ¢ p conference has ratified} has done me,” ntials of M. Stambouliski, Tantac is sold in Seattle by Bartell the Bulgurian representative, who| Drug Stores under the personal di- will sign the Bulgarian treaty Thurs: | rection of a special Tanlac represen day, {t Wag announced today, » | tive, —Advertisement, od it 106 Madison Street, Seattle AVENUE AND. he seaunin *