The Seattle Star Newspaper, December 9, 1919, Page 5

THE SEATTLE STAR—TUESDAY, DECEMBER 9, 1919. Mother’s Heart Is Breaking; ieee Emily,Emily, Where Are You? “yoonuous- ’RUNBAUM. FURNITURE, SJ CO,, Inc. OTTO & GRUNBAUL 416-424 ~ ~ ee Store The“‘Kiddie e“Kidd Nothing delights children much as furniture of their own. Wee little tots of four, or dig little codgers of ten, are alike in this re gard. At Woodhouse-Grun baum Furniture Co. you can select from a big vari ety of both amusing as well as pieces for practical use, at reasonable prices and onvenient terms of pay- nent. i A Chid’s Desk encourages neatness and study. A de sign similar to (lustration in golden $ oak is specially priced at 14.00 “Shooftys,” for babies who Uke to rock—choose from horses, ducks, or $5.00 automobiles OTHER SUGGESTIONS: White Enamel Vanity Dress e $10.00, Toilet Tadies, 85.75. Ivory Ename! Kitchen Cabinet, $5.00. Tables, $1.25 to $4.25. White Enamel Chiffonier, $6.00,. Desks, 83.50 to $14.00. WE'LL TRUST YOU Our Credit System has deen established for your conven- fence, to aasist you to furnish yc ome along your ™ tndi- vidual ideas. Gur terms are easier and our prices than Will be found anywhere, Ne Extra Charges—y JUST YOUR WORD THAT YOU'LL Par Buy Red Cross Christmas Seals so Christmas Givi ie the epirit that permeates the ontverse— what to give and bh best to obtain it Is the ‘vexing problem, Useful gifte are the best, and if it is your Desire to shop where larger stocks are amply displayed of such character as reflect credit to your choosing and with careful sales attention, then this estore will be the terminal to your deaire, Suggestions Ry « visit to our men’s furnishings see tion you may solve any doubt arising as 0 what would be appropriate and useful. Im mense Christmas displays are featured of Men's Ghirts, Handkerchiefs, Ties, Under wear, Bath Robes, Lounging Robes, Bmoking Jackets, Sulit Cases, Traveling Bags, Gloves, eto Main Floor, Rear, The Gift of a Spanish Comb Choose any Comb from our well assorted stock and the woman who receives it will appreciate the same as a gift out of the ordinary. They are priced at $2.75 and up to $14.50. Ttallan Jet Beads at $4.00 and up to $8.00, Peart Beads at $3.00, $3.50, $4.00, $5.00 and up to $25.00. Brooches and Bar Pins at 50e, 75e, $1.00 amd $1.75. Bterting Sliver Bar Pins at $3.75, $4.00, $4.75, $5.00, $6.50 and up to $12.50. Attractive Wool Plaid Skirts Special $16.50 New Becond Floor. The exceptional values (which are the paramount features of this sale) arranged for Wednesday's selling, are made possible by a special pur- chase just received, combined with Skirts from our regular stock that sold formerly at $19.50 and $24.50. These skirts are handsomely tail- ored and are displayed in pleated or straight two-piece models with nov- elty pockets and button trimming. Sizes 24 to 80 waist measure, in a splendid assortment of rich color combinations. This sale suggests wool skirts as appropriate gifts at the special price of ....... Gift Blouses of Georgette Special at $3.95 Upper Main Floor. An assemblage of fifty Blouses, comprising a bro- ken line of models from our regular stock, are ar- ranged in this assortment for disposal. This sale suggests gift blouses obtainable at substantial reduc dons that mean much to your Christmas purse. The assort ment includes shades of navy, black, henna, taupe and brown in floss embroidered and beaded models; also a few printed georgette styles, formerly $7.50 and $5.50. Sizes 36 to 44, but not each size in every style or color, Choice Wednesday at $3.95. "HER LETTERS DID | NOT WARM HIM IN | x SIBERIA; DIVORCE) | Why cant a baby shed enough tears to drown its nolse? Brings the Roses to Children’s Cheeks Novelty Beads at $2.25, $2.75, | ERICAGO, Dec. 9 "Brent" 14.50, $6.00 and up to $12.50, | chattered the judicial teeth and the | entire courtroom shivered as John J Shanley, $424 South Hermitage ave, At once! Relief with CINCINNATI, 0,, Deo. 9. —8till no word has come from ttle Emily Mother: Brew This Vegetable Tea at | Pape’s Cold Compound Gump, 9 yeare old, missing since || Home—Good Health to All = | = ce | Sunday, November 9 the Family | The first dose eases your cold!) Bar ooteer. fe hearse, ter | Don’t stay stuffed-up! Quit blowing|Gve younger sisters and brothers || ey Diagts and frosen plains of St+| To drive out of the system tmpurt-|and snuffliing! A dose of “Pape's| mins Bmily. A whole city ts hunt || He was there eight months. | ties that keep you feeling miserabie| Cold Compound” taken every twol ing for her, and the search has ex | ts good advice, and people who want| hours until three doses are taken | tended northward thra Qhio, west better blood and keener enjoyment| usually breake up a severe cold and ward thru Indiana and southward his story. Shanley enlisted in the army April 1918, and was sent across to the| “And Louise's letters did not warm me @ bit.” he said. “After I came “home she confessed she had been ting.” He won a divorce. “The quietness of the Far East— spirit of iquor—and I woke up @ to a native belie who had & member of the party.” ‘That's the way the bill filed yester- j@ay by Maxwell Taylor now a ‘Sergeant in the medical corps, tells “the story. Taylor wants to lose that ative Wwife—he has asked the courts to relieve him of her. & of life should not negiect taking at| ends al! erippe misery least a twoweeks’ treatment of| Relief awaits you! Open your gentle health-building K & B. Tea | clogged-up nostrils and the alr pass Druggiete will tell you that scores! ages of your head, stop nose run Of people enjoy a cup at bedtime be | ning: relieve the headache, dullness, | Proper condition and ends bilious at-| stiffness. tacks and sick headache | “Pape’s Cold Compound” ts the Give it to the children when peev-| quickest, surest relief known and ish. They lke {t, and it acta very| costs only a few cents at drug gently on their little bowels. Be/stores. It acta without assistance, sure you get Dr. Carter's K. @ B.| Tastes nice. Contains no quinine. Tea. ‘Insist on Pape'st Our Great Main Floor Toy Department Makes The aioe nites 0 iba BSS eC) The Florence Oil Heater is the center of attraction these cold days. cold rooms $7.50 value at HOTPOINT $2.00 Mechanical Train, on Track, at $1.49 “Hummer” Flyer Train consists of a locomotive with a strong spring, two pas- senger cars and 6 sections of track. This is a dandy outfit. Special at..... It quickly makes comfortable — Hedlite Shopping a Pleasure Rubber Tired Velocipede at $6.50 Qeaw 1.49 $7.50 Florence Oil Heater at $5.98 A well constructed Ve- locipede with a_ strong frame and rubber-tired wheels. It will give the children outdoor exercise. $2.50 Hammered Brass Jardinieres at $1.49 One of these attractive Hammered Brass Jardin- ieres makes an _ ideal It easy to keep Christmas gift. Special your floors bright and clean if you use an O- Cedar Mop. These are the triangle shape O- Cedar Mops treated with O-Cedar polish. Can be used on paint- ed or varnished floors. Special $1.00 Air Rifle at 69c These are the shot air rifles. A great favorite with the boys. $1.00 value at..... - 69¢ ELECTRIC APPLIANCES Make It an Electrical Christmas Hotpoint Iron $6.75 single | Heater $11.00 | A substantial, port- able reflector type Elec- tric Heater; provides in- stant, whenever and wherever desired. Price. .$11.00 | rest and a hinged cord. Price $6.75 Warne wt the Fan warms” Hotpoint Iron, famed for its hot int, cool .handle and attached stand. It is equipped with a thumb direct warmth Spelger AND UNION STREET. | cause it keeps liver and bowels in| feverishness, sneezing, soreneng and | | into Kentucky, following reports that | |a Uttle girl had been seen with a/ man, carly the morning after Emily's disappearance, in @ railroad || | station. “My heart tefls me my litve girl ts dead.” Mra Mary Gump, the mother, cried. “If she was alive Emity would come home, or send us word.” | | Police, however, worked on the|| | theory that the child was persuad- led to leave her home neighborhood |) | Dy some man or woman, and Is being held a prisoner in this city or some other. “When she left,” her mother enid. || “Emily asked me for « dime to pay | for the entertainment at the church. She wanted me to go with her, but) 1 bad to stay with the other chil || dren, an@ so she went alone, Bhe | @ian't come back.” Emily was seen at the church, leaving the entertainment with two playmates, At the alley near her home she parted from them, going || | up the alley. They didn't see her in. There the trafl ends. Parks jand woods tn and near the city have | been searched. So have vacant | butidings, collars, and every place in | which it might be possible to hide a || | living child, or a child's body | “Emily ts small for her age,” her || mother said. “She has blue eyes and |mhort brown hair, She wore a biue|/ |eatior-fashion dress, black tam-o’.|/ shanter cap, biack button shoes, || |brown coat and Black stockingy|| | when she left home.” | Kodak Albums Main Floor. As a gift a Kodak Album would be acceptable to your friend) who kodaks. Our stock of these display a di- versity of loose leaf books from which you may choose according to requirements. They are priced at 85e, $1.00, $1.25, $2.00, $2.25, $2.50, $2.75, $3.50 and $4.00. Glove and Merchandise Bonds Suggestions For the Making of Dainty and Practical Gifts of Laces and Embroidery HE Lace Section is to the fore with a timely list of Christmas gifts which are useful and attractive, yet quickly and easily | explain in detail how to make Boudoir Caps, Camisoles, Brassieres, Night Gowns, Aprons and The Boudoir Cap sketched fe designed of our Normandy vaienciennes laces, which sell at 10e @ yard Camisole Laces tn widths of 4% to 5 inches wide with bead- ing, are priced at 35¢ to Bie ® yard Normandy Valenciennes tn widths of 1 to & inches are displayed in a wide range of patterns and priced from 10 to 350 a yard. Camisole Tops oly purposes, priced at %Se, 95¢, $1.00 and $1.25. | ——— |Hoping to Relieve U. S. Sugar Famine WASHINGTON, Deo, 9—Con jeresmional action on the McNary | bill, designed to relieve the sugar URGES HANDSHAKE BE DISCONTINUED | MINNEAPOLIS, Dec. 9—Dr. H “LIVE” GHOST GROANS |9 YEARS OUT OF BED, Let's go buy Boldt’s Uptown, 1414 $4 ave; SELF TO FREEDOM NEW YORK, Dec. 9.—Occupants SHE DIES IN CHAIR| ‘#13 24 Are LONDON, Nov. -Annie Sargood, aged 75, died in London the other his | famine, wae in sight today, W. Hill of the Minnesota Public | McNary will try to have the sen-| Health association, advocates the | ate dispose of the measure this week,| abolition of handshaking, which he of @ Ridge st. tenement house were | day from heart disease. She had not almost correct today when they re | undressed or slept in bed since th ported to the police that the groans | death of her husband nine years ago. | and hopes to get house action before the holiday recess, The .bdill contin ues thru 1920 the sugar equalization board, which, without this legisia- tion, would go out of existence Jan- vary 1. Fire on U. S. Ship Does Cargo Damage SAN FRANCISCO, Dee. 9--Fire that broke out between two hatches of the United States shipping board steamer Cockaponset at Plier 28 to- day, was finally extinguished at 9:30 a m., after ft had done con- | siderable Gamage to the cargo. At the shipping board offices it was said the fire, it was believed, had not damaged the ship itself. PAY FOR LESSON IN MARRIAGE PERIL KANSAS CITY, Deo. 9--Henry Howson, about to become engaged to |be married, consulted an attorney to learn the laws relating to divorce and matrimony. He cheerfully paid a fee of $50 and declared he would remain single. 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Be sure it is Begy’s Mustarine al- ways in the yellow box. Thousands call it the quickest pain killer on Bron: | itis It misery, It is magical, yet absolute: ly harmless and doesn’t burn or dis color the skin. Nothing else stops lumbago, selat- fea and lame back misery so prompt: ly and surely, It never disappoints! ‘4 earth—Money back if it iwn't, Al wayé in the yellow box—-30 and 60 Mustarine | of a ghost had been annoying for two days, Detectives dug a hole in a chimney on the house and ex- tracted David Cohen, peddler, who informed them that, business being bad, he had decided to end his life by Jumping down the five-story chim- ney Monday morning. He was suf- | fering chiefly from hunger and ex- haustion. French, | nelf-tanght, fs asually con- fined to French pelf-underatood. | She died in her chair, NEW HAIRAFTER BALDNESS brochure to J. Hart Brittain, 28, Seatien F, New York City. Flour builds brawn and brain for growing-ups and grown-ups too. So, say OLYMPIC to your grocer when you order flour. time it} y =—_—_—_— 1328 Firet Ave. cep the Bread Box wel money. Broken Lenses ¢uplicated short notice at reduced prices l filled