The Seattle Star Newspaper, January 29, 1920, Page 5

TLE STAR—THUI AY, JANUARY ~dhaueGruntaum Furniture Co, tne. |) LOO ARENAMED Eat Carrots, Spuds, Turnips Otto S. Grunbaum T0 AlD 6. 0, P,| At Least This Is Advice of Presiding Jurist TURN DRUDGERY | ff". “wc: You May Be Judge Some Day | °°... Friday four Sales party had added to ite equipment «| TO DELIGHT! Ses ere abe as ees: ia sic | } Pictorial Review and McCall Patterns . . nd ald in draw Will you pay a few cents a day 10 to 11 11 to 12 Ito2 to be freed sisal one hour of arr « os f h ‘ MENDED GLOVES—19 TRIMMING r DRESSING SACO hard kitchen work daily—and . ) 7 rors hig ; ’ " at ES to escape trudging 1,000 steps enact sihthtne fey | q i e C « a day around your kitchen? aa 3 aft; Gover rr . Piacente haat esas , pis 95c a beautiful, latest : yes , ae ‘ , type McDougall Kitchen Cabinet MEN'S UNDERWEAK on I $1.93. delivered this week. peewee MO m eeereriey < y ‘ ‘ $12 50 broke PR tag Mp $1 5 The moderate prices on these . fy : : UL suaeTENc : ards ¢ on HALE PRICK fs yar wonderful Cabinets range from the District ¢ ur Pe ‘ 4 : P st ah Sees pm ree 72.50 to $137.50 and amins, « - ‘ Wierd inde saa , OUTING FLANNEL— — fane r ds You Pay While You Enjoy It! rs. Raymond Robins, Congress Aree ‘ inary Cahands : Just our regular method of doing business. We dovert e ' Wh sl ' $1 45 + ize this as the modern, sensible way of sell- : ‘ / : . ing furniture. Pay a little today, and for the bal- bik tie insane tha sew Yorks vep- ance— “ id Ud Vandertin i: an kW i no 7 WE'LL TRUST YOU Sat Se Mathes asa Sees N | Attractive Wool Dresses Woodhouse-Grunbaum |, Friday at $13.75 Furniture Co., Inc. \ es Me ei tic Ac 4 OR Friday’s selling the Ready-to-Wear Section ee = will place on sale a special purchase of one ® by department of Justic r F / | -_ . a : aT severe i ore vles , Sailor Are bray name tala te 03 hundred Dr , featuring several different styles, Held for U. S. Pro i rities to check up on their trimmed with braids and buttons. Lennar A « Fortunate is the man who really ‘ ‘ This assortment is composed mostly of Navy Blue bese md cateh sm. ioe hhc on Serge Dresses, joined with which are a few models : "7 of wool jersey in plain tan and gray. The sizes in- NATIVE ot Marcella Craft | clude 16 to 42, but not each size in every style or HERBS| Bepr a ee Cee color. Choice Friday at Sayes af te | Boys, eat lots of spuds, carrots and! A lawyer's lot is a tough one, and| : In TabletForm La Scala Opera Co. turnips, work hard, stay honie nights, | patched trousers and last yearw||— = Appearing With and some day you may be a judge clothes generally comprise his rd 2 to 3 2 health slacker and allow yourself to That's the recipe Superior Judge | robe, Mitchell still had faith in his re a sure result of Seattle Sym HON | 222 Gatiam sive Ho claims to diet of carrots, mpude and turnip ei the first pangs of have started on the above menu some| and a to thin indefatigable hard) | WOMEN'S LIS\ KE—150 pairs ¢ GEORGETTE BLOUSES— BOYS’ SUITS—This sale is m CONSTIPATION Or hi tr, three-score y more or leas. | work and ends in sky biue nd a , mwed of odd Suits of )USNE take Bliss c es ‘a And he says an followed it re In 1890 the lure of the city caught black o 5 > 10, but not a ee 5m ¢ ine o 1 * and cheeks, in ‘ ement in JOHN SPARGUR, ¢ lgiously for—just } years| him, and he came to Seattle. Alt very or ir a * Native Hert Tabiets are recognized as the || ay Canaan lhe won't tell. Pike st. was a suburb, still Seattle a pair ay ” avy 4 » ole m 3 to 16 years. In lgemart herb remedy for cleansing the system, regulating the action [| i | “Guess my wife told the census! was looked upon as “some punkins” ax e i the lot are 18 suits that sold ig tree and kidneys, purifying the blood, and warding off disease, as the man my age, anyhow,” mourns Judge|@ town. For 12 years he stuck to the | MEN'S SHIRTS—# formerly at $1 five that jdiar box contains 200 tablets, and lasts the average family six EA |Gultam, “but that's confidential, and| law, carrots, spuds and turnips and , sold at $7.50, and seven Money back guarantee in every box. None genuine without MEANY HALL lim nat advertising the real truth.”| hard work. Then, in 1902, he secured ||} Size" 14 to 18. For : . at bes, oR tade mark. The original Blisg Native Herb Tablets have photo- s ale opens today at Sher He was born on a farm, brour r corporation coun and $3 For this hour, . duced to $6.7 that sold at $6.95 ‘or ‘af Alongo O. Eline and picture of National Capitol on every cian’ Gal Sane Ga.” » @ farm, and it was .s | on nd waa elected, He repented | ‘é learance during thie this hour, $5 00 Thich also shows biuc seal containing signature af Alonzo cimilated pude, « and t 19 cere Wires ‘ tt r ° 5 Py oe erry ° fis. Put up In two sizes, 50c and $1.00. es SOc, Thc, $1.00, $1.50, $2.00 4 ¢ m into t vat . r King county oo a wn a ore ‘ at * $3.9. fp matin oo“ everywhere, Made by Alonzo O, Bliss Co., |) 70>——ARTISTS——70 - Judes Broo en tag Ade - “poe aha n, pink ender and gray. Fe COTTON SUITING—300 : ‘ ‘necame Judge Mitchel Gilt wa! alana Sh rat NAINSOOK—130 yards of yards of 364nch Suiting in ige Gilliam takes up the burden] And 1920 marks his 15th year on! | RIBBONS—Moire and plain Taffeta and warp checked white Nainsook, 25 fancy stripes, checks and of presiding judge of King county | the bench. | | print Ribbons in hair bow widths. Short inches wi Formerly 25. plaids of assorted colors. of patterns, slightly courts Monday. He succeeds Judge} Altho he is reputed to be “up” on | lengths of %\ to 3 yards, which sold formerly r hi K sie A. W. Frater, who has held down the | every angle of the law, tx it in crim- at 380 and S0c. For this 20c ‘or this 5 18c ‘ormerly this hour, post for the last lx months, inal cases that Judge Gillam has! |P pour, a y gained hin fama He has presided, | oe |CAME HERE AT perhaps, over more murder trials in we or Saige arte “ ? | AGE OF SIX MONTHS his service than any other Judge on | | Mfitenetl, as he was christened, | the bench. | }iminned being a Washingtonian by aix| And he st ents carrots, spuds and | e r@] es O. months Six months after he was| turnips, stays at home nights and | born in Oregon, his mother and| works hard between times | | father moved to Walla Walla. Stern —— ~ parental supervision and his ability | — a — e@ rvs on . | Warning! S22" LEO CARILLOIS. Ga | Sees turnips gave young Gilliam his taste ° ° crawled to where the flag was e for the Inw Wounded Army Pigeon Finds Refuge | "isi tins" on the saastat. The He mastered the elementary and . bird, as tho seeking protection from pee be cashed browses ainons: tos SOUL OF PLAY in Folds of the American Flag | ssn, ssmics, waved soot 1 re en he a the folds of the flag. The days of our Great Clearance dusty tomes in the brary of Judge | | "Sas Gace ane seameek Le a i itson, lates judge at Spo- naa hr ayie. “ , A Sale are numbered. If you let it close Whitron, later federal Judge at 8P0-| Puts Gladness and Sadness| «SAN JOsP, cal, Jan. 27—Having flew over the fai Jone station. | |han been amputated, but the, bind : ‘ } : . y, the col ere; “ + (ae, Bare Be de ns . withoot supplying your footwear did the duties and survived the or-| in “Lombardi, Ltd.” ae - vines be | MOFe severely injured when it flew | treatment at the hands of the chief A . . deal that every ambitious lawyer-to- 7 ik . zed as a place of refuge by 8) into a telegraph wire in front of | surgeon at the Letterman hospital, needa, you will regret it many times be must survive. 1 eae Wines ake to. Aieattle, not | WOSNINe NERS BONERS PSOE | the reckutting ernest Paeey Hewes) Pi Two years later he went thru the % oo n route from Los A the comiurg season, when you see the of an examination at Yakima, |*0 very many months ago in “Lom Ses ik ee “ £ ‘ } and was admitted to the bar. That|bardi, Ltd,” and made many|*cles to the /resilio " " same high-grade shoes selling at | : le 8! g j was in 1884 friends. Most of them planked down — od The pigeon, according to Sergt prices $3 to $5 a pair higher than we a = et aad . their money at the Metropolitan the-| G. Zimmermann, in charge of the atre Wednesday night to see him | : | 4 are now asking. D t Suff again. Wise managers know that|San Jose recruiting office, sought . the public likes Carilio in the part! refuge in the folds of the flag that 85 $8 85 Buon er ppg erg te Oe leecomcba orden e Are Going to Offer Many e (In the Basement) his amusing dialect and his tender satnlaipine $4.85 Ladies’ Boots $9.85 From Piles isco ar | mgwrorsaee |! Wonderful Bargains “Lombardi, Ltd.” is better than |! mers How To Get Quick Relief | most of the comedy-dramas written Just now you will find splendid shoes in short lines on the ladies’ rack Mt Wal Be tee Soe. ty Panny and Frederic Hatton, 1t|, #0mHead-Colda It'sSplendid! ° h 4. ail & hos eam oe cheb t 4 Pile Tre | ; oy hy Ene at $3.85 and $4.85. All over the store you will find the season’s beauti- ete Tle, Tisetment kiree| has its legitimate’ moments of glad. | L-eweeeeemwmmeenermecnos | rl ay a Cc an Cc f\ ness and sadness, and is not soggy ful models that sold for $12.50 to $14.00, going at $8.85 and $9.85. oF protruding piles, hemorrhoids ane) vith sex appeal, But Leo Carillo is|trile will open, the alr passe list |really the soul of “Lombardi, Ltd."|¥our head will clear and you can Without hin fine touches the freely, No more hawking, | headache, dry yuld nat be worth send ck no|8 ing, ing. Pumps and Pumps and be lige gone og Just-Before-Inventory Sale average : et a small bottle of Ziy's We have many odd lots we wish to Oxfords Oxfords ee Peer oe > plece a ‘taal: or dispose of quickly—so we are going to q o glaring weak spots. Grace Val-| Fa m in \ $5 85 $8 85 a 7 c, an Daisy oo y, ie amu ; s. It pe netrates throuat arrange them on special Be and 10c he entire campa is ar a e o e end, _ : . is bowe » standard of return-| soothes th med or swollen TT eounters. Don’t Miss This Sale. 1 relief come $7.85 ~ $9.85 Beececren rete oe Re ate oa i Lt Oe a oing ft: ° 1 be another matinée Friday aft. | Oxfords and Pumps were never in greater demand. They have gone Ber, if you send coupon below, n>” | °TnOO eae Peerless Cleaner Dri-Foot for Shoes like hot ae in this sale. Still some short lines on the rack at $5.85. Says “Grippe” Now THOUSANDS HAVE KIDNEY Safety Matches Electric Wall Cleaner complete lines that.sold from $14.00 to $16.00 going at $7.85, PYRAMID DRUG ComPaN’ A ” Witch Soot Destroyer Chair Seats : ses 1 ae eee ee a at And Many Other Items Not Mentioned flu” in this generation, is the pre 9 Ottaw a's best known physicians, He A Li ‘ants fe I r a Men’s ‘A Men’s ~ a) se coer oak ew, ere aed] Otten Rejected ee AE ee Shoes } ° Shoes CA fom “an satack at 1Oduahioned|JuMEnE erent i en i Krippe bs h waits the J ane - e e e Peterson, 40, of Her | cessful in overcomin The mild and he ay jo. st P ® a t., was found in the To! barber | ton: influ: e . Re $ ——_ welling an aeling. wo fre: | shop, 69 King xt, Wednesda seat theme eehee : An Electric Light Extension comes in very e relieved it 5 n-| HELLO GIRLS KE VOTING on| for its remarkable record of . handy around the home or the garage. ee nand more wages, May An exam ach eaused by undigested fe se netlee to eecee U.N AGahekd “Phare {the prominent Life Sneuratice Com These extensions are equipped with a swivel pity hesitate to buy when such men’s shoes as The Banister, The SENT FREE ia" ; ode ses ‘ Drei apahe at pe sapling tay plug and a key socket. sh rd, The Excelsior, that sold from $12.00 to $18.00, are down to f tue and war|Witchhazel and Camphor | ‘' ene reason why 80 Mm a 1 : om $8.85 to $14 Come in and let us fit you with one of the best reese Relieve Eye Strain mk soanaaiidnay stcoule ‘co G-foat Extension shoes you ever saw—a $12.00 shoe, with full double sole, at $7.85, F 30, days at) -cnmon witehhasel, camphar, by:|mon to the American pet 8-foot Extension .... Sone of the famous Washington Dry Sox—a $14.00 shoe, at $8. perfectly satiafied. a fob, bvoysr err ni apicetipne are 4c a: Hellingham Chemical Co,, Weeks . of eget: en i pont doa bob ham, Wash, v < ‘ One cus-|even suspect that t tome a the | ease Kilmer te tfu in bottl [leading druggists, jSeattle Star,