The Seattle Star Newspaper, January 7, 1920, Page 11

FIRE SALE DOZENS OF NEW ITEMS ARE BEING BROUGHT UP DAILY WAREHOUSE AT THE OLD “HOTEL DE GINK,” WHERE THEY HAVE BEEN STORED SINCE THE FIRE OF THE WHITON HARDWARE CO. —BY— SUGARMAN & GREENBERG SALVAGE FACTORS NOW ON SALE AT 1620 3rd Ave. THE WHITON HARDWARE CO. HAS NO CON- NECTION WITH THIS SALE. IT IS BEING SOLD BY THE INSURANCE COMPANIES A FEW SPECIALS 18¢ FROM OUR No. 241 F Butts, 314x3'4; now, pair. No. 21 Fire Pots ..... $9.85 RE AED PU Stes Hes enseseses . $11.00 Files, 7-inch, each ...... 10¢ Box Strapping, coil .....-+++sseeeeseeees $1.30 Cee eter tr ke er eee $1.95 Steen Cdémb. Cycle Locks ........escsesseess D5¢ MOpINg Saws 2.2... ccc cc cc ccsscccsccccvcces 20¢ Hi-Grade Ball Pein Hammers ............. $1.05 Electric Drop Cord, 250-foot coil .......... $6.00 Corrugated Strap Hinges— ME EE ccc ewniccs vecctnccecccenens 16¢ 6-inch, pair ... . 21¢ 8-inch, pair ... . B2¢ 10-inch, pair ... .50¢ DD DEE SEP .. 98¢ Snaths with a he Wee 6s SY $2.25 Prpener GBpout PUMP ......0cecesevvereoss $2.45 PPM BOO BOO she ce ce ccccccdeveveesseess $41.00 ea ee ee ee $11.05 Long-handled Round Point Hi-Grade Shovels $1.35 A FEW AUTO SPECIALS Ford Transmission Lining Sets, now Little Giant Anti-Rattlers 30x3 Star Tires 31x4 Star Tires 32x31 Star Tires .. 338x414 Star Tires .... Champion Spark Plugs 830x314 Skid Chains Resistol Goggles 15¢ $1.26 BARGAINS IN HOUSEHOLD GOODs, N- ERAL HARDWARE, SPORTING GOODS, LO GING MATERIAL, BUILDERS’ SUPPLIES, HOTEL WARE AND GENERAL HARDWARE OF ALL DESCRIPTIONS. SPECIAL No. 2 Universal Food Chopper $1.75 Look for the Big Red Signs Fi SALE). 1620 THIRD AVE. . 2 PAGE 11 THE SEATTLE NCL ENG == CG@hiktkenikgyo This Is ‘‘Seattle’s Musical Headquarters’’ STAR—WEDNESDAY, JAN. 7, 1920. Soe « Lieut. Philip Tindall Files for Municipal Office Announcing the OPENING OF OUR NEW PIANO DEPARTMENT For many months past the Hopper-Kelly Company has been plan- ning to give the Music Loving People of the City a service of High Class Pianos that would be on a par with the Phonograph Service which they have afforded Seattle in the past. We are pleased to announce the informal opening of our Piano Display Rooms with an invitation to personally inspect the various Handsome Pianos. Chickering Kimball Pe a eect in the Amer »pular Mehlin Ampico Apollo Brewster -Hardman_ BehrBros. Artemis Hinze - Apollo-phone Art Apollo Marshall & Wendell In Grands, Baby Grands, Uprights Player and Reproducing Pianos are the Nationally known Pianos that await your inspection in our new convenient showrooms. r filing th of Ben ¥ us far this Naumar Whether a purchaser at this time or not, you are very cor- dially invited to come in and inspect these Famous Pianofortes and to make a logical decision by careful comparison as to which YOU consider the superior model. Q. R. S. and Ampico Player Rolls will be carried in complete stock, with demon- strating rooms for the convenience of player- roll customers. The Choice of Really Fine Pianos and Player Pianos Afforded You Here is Unparalleled THE MOST CONVENIENT TERMS 1 Big Milk Company Elects Officers A. Stuart, head of the ¢ Milk Products C The World’s Three Recognized Makes of Phonographs_ Viéictrolas Grafonolas New Edisons » a vice presider along with ©. D, Fisher, Lang H and W. Talbot All the 30 Private ‘ Records | eee Alll the Elliott 112 . gn the sing oe time 1421 Third Ave og Parker Elected Post Commander Thomas R. Parker was elected post commander of Rainier Post Artists farorrte Is Sessue Hayakawa Behind Japanese Aggression in the _ Movie Business in Seattle? @ photoplay written “co by Meetor Turn York, primarily to star ring commander. W E. B. Colvin were elect | Frea FE. Bread Is Your Best Solid Food Hamilton uran | Washi bills now pend that affect the man New York World of re-| tional ‘Cheat The new woman's a thing of the past; The new man le viewed with di dain But the new baby is always allowed 7 Aw the household tyrant to reign. Peete ee reece eg i HUNGRY BUT; ® =": | DAREN'T EAT j Ss." Take ‘‘Pape’s Diapepsin’’ and | eat favorite foods ; without fear pa bankers and wat” | Bat Toast! | natant eat m tant of (es +l Paltoonanes Kile s Bl|Pape's Diapepsin, and smn in Ni ht Battle peeea Uae coset Apri I apf For Economy! For Health! Sn an ete ise heart on a dock ‘here late ‘Tuesday |{| For Nourishment! the world. They cost very little atl ing per ty ever since Stop and Think— Kidney Diseases tpt ond ai His own gun was found More nourishing than meat—and much cheaper, too. Killed 100,000 Last Year ; Increasing Death Rate Each Year From Kidney Diseases cate Gis utes w fired from a gun he You can make wonderful toast with the bread pro- duced by Seattle's expert baking establishments. Eat In our pursuit of the mighty /ings and assist dollar, we too often are absorbed | ners Safe ; in the topics of the day, pleasure, | ay '* a Felli toast instead of cereal for breakfast. Eat it for lunch- ete, to stop and consider our! ingredients. that has been wi eon, You'll feel better. ni think—kidne ith excellent results for 40 years pasists the kidney elr im rtant ¢ lew, stre and repair the w Read what ir reme- $+ our fami) en year We are of Warner and Tver remedy in ye, and it has saved many v's bi, Tt A erful constantly being ere- | me ne for all dis the ndies and if the kid- | kie and liver."—Florence E. carry them off they hmidt, R, F. D, No, 1, Dunkirk, by the bloc d misery causing | Ohio. MERICAN PAPER CO.) “Bob White rr Seattle iL You may avoid considerable suf. fering if you heed nature's warn-|N.