The Seattle Star Newspaper, January 6, 1920, Page 5

OODHOUSE-CRUNBAUM FURNITURE TCO., Inc. Otto S. Grunbaum 416 to 424 Pike Street | BN AILREN CLAIRE guess I'll it o tore Hours, 8:90 to 5:90 William Pett, eA ve an the ult No. when buneh story 4 that far William Feels Sure Anyway we got off the track that i#, the rear trucks left the trate Did William, the resourceful mo-| hana phe and waste « lot of time?) e He did not | On the contrary, William told ev M 2 2 ® erybody to sit atill and he would uality Furniture at Big Savings jin wor hei on ened “ Nerve women, testy old bachel Ss ors, careless young Mappers and! sskance at Motorman Bill and ber «ed to be allowed to get off and | walk They didn't want to jolly along right.of way with the front rucks on the rail nd the rear « caressing the asphalt pave But Motoarman Bill waved them) pay and neighed negatively at one) and the aame time. Leave it to me.” oreted Motor man Bit, “I'l get you to town tn A itty . And then, in an effort to make] Sa . Oo Motorman ill “gave her the Many additional articles have replaced those sold Monday and ; car bumped along Tuesday, so that tomorrow’s selling presents an untouched ar- tent ha Rp cet ray of bargains in Bedroom Furniture, Dining-room Furniture oung fay and Living-room Furniture. Many of these articles cannot be replaced at wholesale for what we are offering them during } And Bill Wins | mil two blocks Motorman this sale. Here Are a Few of Many Bargains —one or two of a kind—all subject to prior sale. Come early if you want any of these special sets. See our Main Floor and Pike St. Windows for other bargains. ng to the right-of-way, the afore 4 forward trucks elinging gal ly to the rails the rear ones trucks bam: | be valle » TMH had won went toward town | ‘ | | nervous women not quite ’ HAT YOU'LL to acquire the Skokomish river power in Mason county, for the factl-| easier and our prices are lower than will be found anywhere. No extra charges. No interest. PAY aite de} velopment of her hydro-electric | ities a |Carolina Lazzari : ‘ Amazes Audience | Protest Resrades sey mens in Ross District oa With Her Artistry) RE Made W oodhouse-Grunbaum Furniture Co. Jentn of t ‘ome district met} ereat prima donna conttaltos, con st harns | ¥inced a audience at the Metro. Hemstitching, Picot Edging Buttons Covered to ate a{politan Monday evening of her right Button Holes Made Made of the Best Grade of Wheat protest against the! in that brilliant galaxy of | “i Wholesome. . Do regrades in that era stare which includes | Knife and Accordion ‘arrar and Alma Gluck meeting M 1 Lazwori sang in splendid form in Miss Dickinse Plaiting teers were ed 7 Reuben D. . president;|her concert here Her warm, Strictly Fre M. Schwind, secretary and treas. | luse dramatic insight, v FS | dent onsumimate ar Stall 90, Pike Pinee Market. Down Stairs. a profound appeal to ca) intelligentsia principal numbers, Lazzari | * from Meyer: | and the grand Amour Viens Aider,” the Sal opus, with a tonal mas mazed even the most critical of night's audience. | 1317-1319 Fourth Ave., Seattle | Let's go eat at Boldt’s—uptown, | M14 3d Ave; downtown, 913 td Ave oo Encore Pancake Flour is ready the moment you are. Light, tempt- ing pancakes—all in a jiffy! IS POSTPONED neral for William Paul: | widely known Ajaska ' been postponed until th brother from Calli t Wednesda; waiblin, 3903 Orcas st Paulson was a resident » for more than 20 years, He was a mem: ber of the Pioneers of Alaska and Loyal Order of Moose. | FUNERA rnia wt the | of ti f é No fuss, no bother. Just add an , trou equal quantity of cold water and | bake on a hot griddle. H So rich in nutriment you ‘need ' expense little else for a satisfying, substan- tial breakfast. SPERRY FLOUR C0. . mw yo gums are ; U. S.A. sloughing and bleeding. you heve 7 Pyorrhea, so-called Riggs’ Dis ease, which {8 a menace to good health, We are the ov'e Dentists In the Nortitwest who specialize in this dreaded disease. Exami- nation and eetimate free, Special rare taken of children's teeth. Reasonable @iscount to Unica 3 ENCORE Ten mills and forty- men and thelr families, 4 PANCAKE four distributing points Atl work guaranteed 15 years : a LOLR (omy on the Pacific Coast. United : ess 4 Spun Fioun (0. . a Dentists 608 Third Ave, Cor. James St Phone Elliott 3633 Hours: §:20 9, m. to 6 p.m. Bundays, 9 to 13. Encore Pancake Flour Former Sale Former Sale the testy bach Price Price | Price Price * y, and the clens | $58.50 Walnut Dresser ......$50.00 | $79.50 Mahogany Dressing Table, — . wapseteamiest | $53.50 Walnut Chiffonier to match | ee EES Es are ee .00 eat is $47.50 | $71.50 Walnut Dresser see ee. 862,50 TACOMA SEEKS | - 0. $48.50 Walnut Chiffonier..... $41.50 | $56.50 Wainat ‘Chiffonier cones $65.00 Walnut Dresser |... .$52.50 |r - a ry Y ‘ $55.00 Jacobean Oak Buffet. . $47.50 $61.00 Walnut Chiffonier to match $33.50 Buffet, golden or fumed A LAS. EE $49.50 po marth “$26.25 — 44 beer or PRT — $50.00 Jacobean Oak Settee, tapestry Mayor and City Attorney ‘alnu iffonier to matc covering, at . ‘ .. 845.00 i ee ae a eseeeee. 965. | $36.00 Fiber Rocker .. $28.50 Confer With Secy. Lane $63.50 Walnut Dresser ..$55.00 | $16.50 Libraty Tabie, imitation WASMINGROM; ten. 6—C. $55.00 Mahogany Dresser. ....849.00 | oak, at . -. 812.25 [ridden mayor, and U. B. Harmon, $62.50 Walnut Chiffonier.....$52.00 | $32.50 Rocker, Jacobean oak, tap city attorney of Tacoma, conterred $79.50 Mahogany Chiffonier . ‘$oa:s0 estry covering ............ x page»: Mtg.cor Ry sogrne rere Rogress $81.50 Mahogany Poster Bed, $17.50 Fumed Oak Library ; Phage Std ster “imbitous| to match ...........65 . .. $62.50 WOME HE io eeiesiceivese . $11.25 plans for extending her water and| electric power plants. Our Credit System has been established for your wu Ph deadprsety wg 0) wy Alps convenience to assist you to furnish your home you 3 lene Metis Hingaaliy fiver, im the Mul along your own individual ideas. Our terms are R_ WORD | Rainier national forest. She proposes | Drug Stor | digestion is ellay and pai TTLE STAR—TUESDAY, JANUARY 6, 1920. |Hand It to William Pell,’ |Motorman; He Got Car ising Back on Track flappers just a trifle tem Vi tell the swivebeyed so tem that M nan TM is one re sourcetul hom PORTLAND MAN MAKES AGAIN | OF 25 POUNDS , | Green Says He Would Walk || Ten Miles to Get Tanlac, It Has Built Him Up So Much | “Ten years ago seales at two hundred and twenty ven pounds and was considered eo strongest man in Neweouatle | New South Wales, but oe that time 1 have Jomt seventy two pounds, going down to one hundred and fifty five, and at the time I began taking a three months ago, 1 wan about the wen of my size to be found ar The above stat it wan made by John Green of 6109 68th avenue, Portland, Oregon, while discussing hin came with the Tanlac represen:| tative at the Owl Drug Store, that city, recently. Mr, Green has been| engaged yeu trouble started,” explained with sour stomach and jons of appetite. 1 got tol where, I could not eat even the lightest of food but what jax form and cause me trout Rven Water would nauxeate me could not retain it, The « ps stomach made my t itate w.| fast and got me ath that I expected te any | minute, and many night 1 thought sure I could not ive until morning, My stomach would fer ment until it felt like it waa boiling and at times I would turn so dizzy | and wick that I id fall flat on the floor or any place where I hay pened to be when one of those} spells came on me. Many a night lant.|™Y wife haw had to get out of bed and try to do something to ease my stomach pain so I could get 4} j little rest. 1 also had such awful pains in the small of my back that] it was agony for me to get up and down. 1 was frightfully nervous and had mich terrific headaches} that I thought I would go blind ‘After everything was done for 1 was climate | me it seemed that could be, advined that might home a change of help #0 and went to » better there to Phoenix, A the change of climate ged 1 came back to told my wife there wa ing any more. 1 was often told that I could not lve a day longer and T must have been hanging onto c in shipbuilding for thirty || } i N Silk and Wool HE Dresses in this as for afternoon and str formerly at $55.00, and Orchid. trimming. Men’s Flannel Shirts Main Floor—Rear It is just at this season that the comforts of a flannel shirt are most ap- parent to the man whose duties or pleasures call him out of doors. And, it is just from such as- sortments that our men’s section displays, that the worker or the man on outing may choose the right shirt for the occa- sion. There are military col- lar and lay-down collar styles in several shades of blue, gray and khaki, also black, in sizes 141% to 18. Priced at $3.50, $4.50 and $5.00. She Rhodes Co. PRL A Stock Readjustment Sale of Dresses *"cé'" $46. 50 - $65.00, They are developed from fine wool tricotine, silk georgette and crepe de chine, trimmed styles in shades of Navy, Black, Brown, Copenhagen Blue, Gray Sizes 16 to 44, 100 ‘Trienined He ints’ Chiles $1.95 XTRAORDINARY economies await the woman who takes advantage of this? disposal of Winter Style Hats of velvet The assortment is from our sold formerly at $5.00, $7.50, $10.00 and $ eee New Second Floor designed and sold emblage are ect $75.00, high grade models, wear; from our regular stock $85.00 and $95.00, ‘ { } charmeuse satin and and braid in headed, embroidered but not each size in every style or color. New Second Floor with regular 50; flower and novelty ostrich stock and includes hats that choice Wednesday at $1.95 White Sale Prices on Bedding Upper Main Floor. Pillow Cases—Size 42x Bedspreads — Size 85x 36; made from good qual- 95 in crocheted Marseilles ity sheeting; 3 for patterns. Formerly eae pee aie 81.00 sale price, each...$3. ‘ med Sheets, size 72x90. ale price, Sheets—t full bleached, Former} Bed Pillows—All-feath- er Pillows, size 20x27, en-~ . closed with fancy ti 7 each debi “pein Formerly $2.00, Y io Sheets—Heavy Seam- r - Sheets for single Si 54x90; for- 5, sale price, a aioe $1.35 ly Sheets—Size 81x99, of 5i fine, vy quality. For- and blue. Formerly $7. merly $3.00, sale price, Sale price, a pair. . each $2.75 Bedspreads — Size 90x 100, of heavy quality with satin finish and in assort- ed patterns, each. .$6.50 Auto Rebes — Ext heavy weight Robes dark colors with facing. Formerly $7. sale price, each... $4 by just a thread. My wife often tried to get me to try Taniac, but I had spent thousands of dollars trying to get well and felt that Tanlac, like everything else. would fail. But my wife insisted antl 1 consented for her to bring me a bottle and that waa the turn ing point with me. nine bottles of Tantac now and would walk ten miles, if necessary, to get another I now weigh one hundred and eighty pounds, have already gotten back twenty-five pounds of my lost weight, and am etn gaining My appetite ts fine, 1 eat just anything and never feel a pain of any kind. In fact, | am feeling perfectly strong and well and aside from my other work I have built me a twentydive foot boat and am going out fishing for salmon. Just any of my neighbors will verify thin statement for they all know what an awful condition I was in and they also know what Tanlac has done for me.” ‘Taniac is sold tn Seattle by Rarteli under the personal di rection of a special Tanlac represen tative Advertisement BISURAI MAC ED For Acid Stomach Heartburn, Nelehing. § jan in Btomach, Dyet ete, take a tensp ed Magnesia inn ot water after eating it that| Sold} eldity # #0 eetens the conte by druggists everywhere Our Delivery Means Better Milk because it comes di- rect to you from tested herds, in the shortest possible time, and is carried undey ,our perfected Sanitary System. For highest food value and _ perfect cleanliness, insist on ONS stile PERFECTLY LK ELLIOTT 223 PASTEURIZED PARIS, Jan. 6-—-The ceremony, placing in effect the treaty of Ver sailles will be held in the clock room of the foreign office at 4 o'clock Sat-| 1 have taken|urday afternoon, it was stated semi: [pre ident of the omg re eatablish: ing officially today. ‘The German delegates, Von sim-| son and Von Lersner, after signing } the protocol, will be handed the allied | ig demands om Germany r of docks and tonnage ng & delay of 30 montha/ for delivery Ratifications he then will ex:| changed, the mans signing first and then representatives of the 14 allied powers, who ratified the Ver-| sailles pact. Allied troops will be started imm ly to occupy various territories where plebiscites | are to be held Transportation of these troops thru | many will last 11 days ntime, M. Demacilly, French affaires, will leave for Ber. STACY APPOINTED | TO GUARANTY BOARD, Ralph & Stacy, who becomes president of the Scandinavtan- | American bank January ccoeding J. E. Chilbers will also take Chilberg’s p the Washington State Ba’ positors’ Guaranty Fund board, cording to announcement by Louis, F. Hart $—Des Moines bach elors went into hiding today. Rea son: Judge Franklin announced he would marry free of charge the first suple which admits having become ‘aged via the “leap year method. DES MOID No Pain in Our Methods of Testing Those who imagine that a visit to the Optometrist is ax much to be feared as a visit to the dentist, are quite mistaken, for your | eyes are not touched in | any way by our methods. | .We use no drugs ot but employ only the wientific methods of | late testing x rooms are private aff the cctval sight testing is not in any way un- | pleasant Cajl today and let us thoroughly test your sight and give you advice whieh will be for your personal Seattle Optical Co. Est. 1890 | 15 Sccohd Ave. Optometrists and Manu- facturing Opticians Lode Like Versailles Treaty Is Nearly Due for Trimmings ‘ably Baron Von Lerasner, will be in- Let's go buy Boldt's try. Uptown, 1414 Third ave, Cowes,’ 913 Second ave. FINE FOR R stalled in the German embassy, after | Stiff on presenting his letters of credit to the| lin, while the German charge, prob- tw F, arhous Wash -Heals Skin D. D. D, the standard skin remedy ‘ Il remove those skin affiictions, and that. into , itehing, burning will diaa of this ren tify ha e. under t it healed ca: nounced incurable. We guaran- tee the first bottle to bring you relief. Try D. D. D. dbo, Oe and HARTELL’S DRUG STORE 1 $2.50 1-Ply’ Arcade Roofing, at $1.98 “Arcade” is a roofing of good quality. durable and easy to lay.. Each roll contains Sguare feet and comes ste ? cement; $2.50 roofing. barra at. | 10c Roll Toilet Paper Special at 4 Rolls for 25c Special for Wednesday—“Chick-a-Saw” Crepe Tissue Toilet Paper; 4 rolls for.... $1.50 Set of 5 Mi Bowls, Special at 89c Set Extra Special for Wednesday —These are the white glazed Mixing Bowls with the blue band. Every housewife will ap- preciate one of these sets— they are smooth, clean and sanitary, and can be used for a variety of purposes. Special, set of 5, at.. -89¢ 7