The Seattle Star Newspaper, December 16, 1919, Page 5

' ODHOUSE-¢* RUNBAUM FURNITURE CO., Inc. OTTO S. GRUNBAULI 416-424 PIKE STREET W? Ks Store Hours 8:30 to 5:50 “A Royal Gift Royal Easy Chair | a chair that is the a last word in comfort Button and Rest* and one that makes a handsome addition to any living room. Adjustable to 20 dif- férent positions from full reclining to up right. Equipped with magazine rest and ad- justable foot rests, and back can be altered by pushing button. Choose from more than twenty-five leather and tapestry. SPECIAL | Real Gsv Tass $37.65 Royal Easy Chair, as {lustrated, with substantial grade of imi | tation Spanish leather upholstering; choose from golden oak or fumed cak frame work. ‘WE’LL TRUST YOU Our Credit System has been established for your conv fence, to assist you to furnish your home « your own vidual ideas Gur terms are easier and pric than will be found anywhere. Ne Extra Charges— JUST YOUR WORD THAT YouLL ray ———— » Early for Christmas——<© Practical Gift Some of the caterpillars found in! : WES | the vicinity © neckhg ve, rtd John F. Miller to tralia, are length. | oe over six inches tn/ Speak on Friday | Joba F. Miller, congressman from | Seattle, will be the principal speaker B. P. WADIA | next Friday noon at the Masonic club. He will discuss the work of euer tates Dak INDIA congress to be done during the next + Indian Dele; n. Inter- || seasion. Other speakers will include THE a ieee A? *e8 The husband of Ethet ore, the famo: actress, is Russell G ufacturer of revolvers aa Gifts That Not Only Please But Are Value $11.75 Velocipede $7.98 Any Rational Labor C nee at : Bully Washington, D. C, will speak at | Horace F. Winchell, president of ect =Nature’s warnings. = on Unita church, Boylston ave. || the mining and metallurgical engi —- a package of Lin-| the news of any at. on Tuesday " a coln Tea and ea c ch Mitadee, Sebethed ot wz, ne neers; Bradley Stroughton, secretary fefore redring 18 Pes 4 at 5 p.m, of the engineers’ organization, and elegans you out and makes you feel fine. ri —_ , —on— Percy 8. Wright, chairman of the Does not ervate the physic habit. now, Then Billy told Bob THE HERITAGE OF Lapon | Puget Sound institute ‘This famous herb tea is an anex- * Hews of the I ng Brook —end— —_——_— = - celled remedy for colds, grippe, in- °* “ except abo the traps fiuenza, chronic constipation, rheuma * pper. It wana very pleasant all druggista.—Linooln Proprietary GIVEPRACTICALGIFTS | $2.50 Train on Track | Special at $1.49 boy would be de- (% lighted fo own SS A Moonlight Visi BY THORNTON W. BURGESS (Copyright, 1919, by T. W. Burgess) TLLY MINK was just plain mad.{ fo away from the Laughing Prook He had begun to get that way jaltogether, He thought of when he found that trap set at’ the|down to the Big River for a long entrance to one of his favorite holes, | visit. He felt suro that if he kept Tut when he found a little fence on| away from the Laughing Brook, the each aide of the Laughing Brook, right across where he was in the|and after a while take up hia traps habit of running when traveling up| He had just about made up his mind and down the Laughing Brook, and|to leave that very night, when he | happened to remember that while he | In the middle of each Uttle fence an opening with trap in tt, Billy lost hin temper completely, He ground hin teeth and his eyes grew red with rage. You nee, he knew that those traps had been eet especially for | tered Billy him. | That night Billy “I despise a trapper,” snarted Billy, | look at those traps. By and by, a it “You, sir; T deapine a trapper, It In| Ue noine caught hia quick ears, In bad enough to be hunted, but then a/#tantly he was alert and watchful fellow does have some show. He) There was a rustling of leaves, and knows where the danger is and what |then out on an old log full tn the to look out for smart, he can fool the hunter. But/#at down, One glance was enough traps don't give a fqllow any show /for Billy Without a sound he at all, They are sneaky things. They | #lipped up behind the plump form. jump up and grab a fellow without) "Boob!" said Billy, and when he any warning at all. I hate trapa and | sald that Robby Goon almost fel) into I hate trappers! I wonder if I can|tho Laughing Brook, he was #0 knew all about those traps, he had friends who didnt’ know anything @bout them, “I guess I'll stay around a while and see what happens,” mut went for another pre nistered in find any more traps along the | startled, You see, it was Bobby who | rey uphol fons ts Laughing Brook?" had come out on that olf log, and at eather, imitation Billy continued on up to the very | the time he was very busy washing | beginning of the Laughing Brook, | * but found no more traps. Then he curled up tn one of Mis favorite hid ing places to reet and think things over, He waa strongly tempted to| GONSTIPATIONMAKES | YOU EASY VICTIM OF "WS FLU, COLDS AND GRIP = Old Fashioned Herb Tea Often Relieves Chronic Cases You ean't afford to be constipated If your kidneys, liver and bowels fall to carry off tho waste matter it soon polsons your entire este It lowers your redleennee Agninst disease. “Boo!” ath thls time of year, when the air te ° eald Billy with Influenza, colds and eit, some food. You know. tf he can, he Jou should keep in the best condition. oivavs washed his food before ent Any physictam will tell you that most ilis coald be nrolded {people would MK | keep thelr livers, kidneys| For a minute Robby lost hts tem and bowels in good work-/ per. Hut it was only for a minute ing order. Then, having washed his food to his re you conetipare | aatiafaction, he began to eat hin eup i n Jeng how phe > on'teee- and at the wame time to gonsip tiem, ete. Nothing is better ta keep the they had there together tn the children tn fine condition. Gcentsa at » light ‘ayne, lod. Next story: Billy Mink Warns - am Bobby Coon. Child Health Alphabet By Mrs. Frederick Peterson of Real Service | | one of these American Flyer Trains. Outfit con- sists of a strong locomotive, coal ten- | is important | This is one of our best Velocipedes. der, 1 passenger car and 10 sections | | It has a strong reinforced frame and of track. A big value at....... $1.49 is equipped with strong, ball-bearing wheels with extra heavy rubber tires; has regular ball-bearing bicycle pedals. Seat and handle bars are adjustable. Special ... $7.98 $2.00 Pocket Knife at $1.49 mobile would Every man or boy needs a good pocket knife. These Pocket Knives are of extra good quality, they have stag handles with 3 highly tempered steel blades. Special at............. $2.25 Aluminum Tea Pot at $1.49 pure Aluminum Tea at $1.49 tical gift.... HOTPOIN Hotpoint Toaster, with Rack, $6.75 Crispy brown $1.50 Auto Mirror at 98c Any of your friends owning an auto- mirrors. They are the round mirror |]) THEIR NATIVE LAND | fitted with an arm and bracket so they | SAN FRANCISCO, Deo. 16.—Pro | hibition is beginning to reap its can be attached to any car. $1.50 harvest in @ hegira of Italians from TUG ME. oc cades phehienpaaviec nos 98¢ San Francisco, according to the an Colman Quick Lite Lamp | And therefore I hope You'll pardon my specially Mentioning Soap. | PROHIBITION DRIVES ITALIAN THRONGS TO | appreciate one of these | nouncement of the railroad official | who reported 17 New York, en route to Genoa, left the Oakland mole. jis the second much special tra | depart from California in the #% three weeks. The train cost the travelers 000. Their total transportati¢ ~ ans, bour for be going trapper would become discouraged | If he t# reasonably |Moonlight crept a plump form, and | Cut Glass for Gifts J Holly Wreath in the window, a face wreathed in smiles and a gift for your loved ones will make this Christmas a Merry Christmas for you. Women’s Silk Hose a Pair $1.75 A fine Gift Silk Hose with double lisle foot and garter top, in all shoe shades and black. Packed in neat Christmas box, if desired. Sizes 81% to 10. The Silverware Section displays a timely new ar- rival of Cut Glass in the new, much-favored en- graved wreath design. M craved vretth a Christmas Bath Robes will make appropriate For Women and pee mata. and $8.50. Sugars at $5.00 and $7.00. Celery Dishes at $8.00. square and Christmas gifts. Nappies in round, oval shapes $3.50, $4.00 and $4.50. Creamers Mayonnaise Dishes at Fruit Bowls at $9.00, $9.50 and $14.00. Water Sets at $28.50. —Main Floor. Misses New Second Floor. BATH ROBE chosen for gift purposes from the extensive displays featured at this store wil! find a hearty welcome wherever it goes. They’re floral and convention- al patterns, in light and dark shades, on the famous Beacon robing; also robes of eiderdown in plain orchid, gray, rose and Copenhagen blue, with satin ribbon trimming. on large sail- or collars, and collarless styles. Sizes 34 to 46, at . $5.00, $6.50, $7.50, $10.00 and $12.50 ween en aD at a Boxed Christmas Handkerchiefs For Women and Misses Main Floor DKERCHIEFS are acceptable always. Our Christ- mas display of Gift Handkerchiefs in holiday boxes is so arranged that choosing is a matter of convenience, as well as pleasure. Linen Handkerchiefs, with hemstitched border and Alpine embroidery in corner—8 in fancy Christmas box for 50¢ Linen Handkerchiefs, with hemstitched edge and corner embroidery—3 in fancy Christmas box for......... .. 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