The Seattle Star Newspaper, February 4, 1920, Page 5

Formerly— Woodhouse- Granbaum Furniture Co., Inc. ‘To mark indelibly on the minds of all that this long A Change- of-Name : Many of the First Day Offers Are established its name, we special sale. as Well as These Additional Specials Added GQ-CARTS for LESS! values in Sturgis Go-Carts and than A large group of wonderful other reliable makes that are regular. They were purchased before the rise take part in than think possible. Carefully Note These Values $16.50 Music Cabinet.813.50 $12.50 French Mirrors $9.85 $63.50 Mah. Dresser..854.00 $61.00 Chiffonler .....852.50 $25.00 Cedar Chest...819.75 $800 Dining Chairs....84.00 Rockers Reduced! Royal Morris Rockers, upholstered in handsome tap- estry—-the back reclines when l@ you push the button. $85.00 Rockers. . 863.75 $95.00 Rocker: $71.25 $110.00 Rockers Such an Assortment of Rugs All Lowered in Price Medallion Wilton Velvet, x12, ‘ . 837.50 regular $35.00, ‘i $28.50 ceiocs Velvet, 8x12, $55.00, for.... $48.50 Blue, gray and tan Seamless | Saeed, 9x12, $42.50, for ee $37.50 Allover for . one Seamless Tapestry, 9x12, $35.00, for..$25.00 Oriental Seamless iso sac 9x12, $35.00, : 8: now selling at far less in prices and this sale at lower would prices even you Ri 9xi2, M design Tay pestry y. M A A sae ty Pike Meets Fifth” Fi But Now Grunbaum Bros. Furniture Co., Inc. wonderful ave Regular. $15.00 Jacobean are il | Sr Devil's Tooth find pe « important it holds for many effect You will pilities savings on desir ple furniture for which you need Still to Be Had becmune was an actress her, They for Mary Hope, to have anything to do with the Lor rigans, but as a little girl Mary formed child friendships with the three Lorrigan boys, Al, Duke ar Lance, and becoming ‘devoted thelr mother lonely ehild, nite to who was good to | has kept up her secret the Devil's « yearling calf and ac of that greatest mes, rusting. Al e-up and warne his w hand, Cheyenne, Se when Doug (Continued From Our Last Ivsue.) Douglas rode over to Cheyenne and said what he had It irked Tom to be compelled to meet hard! words with tolerant derision. But since he must be tole nt, he swung his horse to meet Douglas when the brief conversation with Cheyenne | was over. | “Well, SPECIALS! Library Tables olden finish, regular for for egular $16.50, for... and $17.60, for Buffets and Fumed Oak Buf 50, .. $27.50 tuffet, regular $30.00 regular $45.00 yuh might as well make the rounds, Scotty. Go and ask all the boys. If I asked ‘em myself you might think it was a frame-up.” Aleck Douglas scowled, opened his! hard lips to make a bitter answe and reconsidered. He went off in stead to interview the men, perhaps thinking that adroit questéoning might reveal a weak point somewhere in their denial | Tom over to Cheyenne ‘Scotty’s got his war clothes on,” he observed, carelessly “Shore has,” Cheyenne grinned. “But that's all ‘right. He didn't make nothin’ off me. I never give {him any satisfaction at all.” Tom's brows pulled together. “Well, now, if you know anything about hide with the brand cut better come thru, Chey olden Oak regular $33 Oak FE for Oak $55.00, for Buffet Dress ng Tables ny ahogany ahogany and many Living Room Suites Representative Showing of All the Wanted Kinds—for Less Dining Room Suite Jacol uite in William and Mary design, regular $169.5 now reg. $68.00 reg. $55.00 reg. $76.50 others any out, you'd enne I never said I about it. I gues’ mebby I couldn't give him Cheyenne still grin not meet Tom's eye “You spoke kinda queer for a man |who don't know nothing, Cheyenne Did yuh think meb it wasn't all NL beef you been Why, ne I thing like that said Straight talk don’t need jplainin’, Cheyenne. The Tooth outfit shore likes t its own beef. If any man fails to} agree with that, I want him to speak | up right now.” knowed anything that’s why no satisfaction.” ed, but he did Convenient Credit Terms never meant at al. I any only no ex Devil's taste of iikecieeigiainieiesaiiii AWMEUAU AVA Auctiva UHODOUNNENUNOOOOOOOUOUUG AEQEOONUOOUUGONONERAOOOOOGOOCQQOOOUUOOUNANEAHAANON FUNERAL SERVICES for W. W. Beebe, 41, of 1717 W. 58th st. will be | “wt Utmast Im Importance |22.8;¢¢27 6 2 =. a Pure, emulsified cod-liver oil | “*” "°°". is not medicine as many are prone to think of medicine. SCOTT'S EMULSION ’ is a form of growth-nourishment that fs of utmost importance to -many children. That most | thildren relish and thrive on GO SLOW on sugar, said the fair Price committee here Tuesday Sugar plantation workers in Hawai! are on strike. ‘Reduce Your Fat mula for fat re- day it is ‘ake Marmola Prescrip- tion Tablets. Friends tell friends doctors tell their patients, until th sands know and use this conveni, They pat w s they like and still 2, 3 er 4 pounds of fat a week Simple, effective, harmle Marmola Pre iption Table a pid by all druggists, a large case |for $1. Or if you prefer, you may wis Write direct to the Marmola Co., 864 Woodward ave, Detroit, Mich. OH, FIERY SKIN DISEASES! IS THERE NO RELIEF? | orders. So that whenever “Must I Continue to Suffer) your skin breaks out with From the Fiery Itching? any of these conditions, you This is indeed the burning will save yourself much an-| tion with those who are|"°yance and the pain that victims of itching, burn- Comes from the fiery itching, ing, fiery irritations that if you will realize from the break out all over the skin, 0Utset that to treat this con- causing its victim to itch and dition intelligently, you must seratch with almost constant first cleanse the blood of the ' torture. Going from bad to millions of tiny germs that ' worse, with only a temporary °4US¢ the trouble. ‘Tull in the suffering, you have|__This of course means that ‘about reached the conclusion) YoU, Will get no permanent ‘that you are doomed to have £004 from the use of local this terrifying disease as treatment applied to the sur- your life companion. face of the skin, because it is If you have followed the|i™Possible to reach the blood ; : in this way. jusual course of treatment,| ‘The sensible treatment that will show real results is a remedy that will cleanse: the blood thoroughly and kill the germs that cause the trouble. And for this purpose no rem- ‘edy ever made can approach relief from the fiery itching) =f ; > re the record of S. S. S., the fine by the use of local treatment, 41q fifty-year-old blood medi- ‘but your experience will be , fe ag “ | like that of thousands of oth- pone gos aspen teed ‘ ers who have found that such ager Lay rbs it . juices of roots and herbs reatment does not reach the goshored di a 4 gathered direct from the for- cause of the disease, and are Regie . of : _ ests, the medicinal value of not for this reason make any which is the Progress toward a cure. medical every- _While it is true that the where. It cleanses the blood visible location of this trouble of the disease germs, at the is apparently on the skin, you! same time building up the must look deeper for its ori-| general health. S. S. S. is gin, and until you locate its sold by all druggists, and is starting point, and direct probably the most popular | your treatment there, you family medicine which they will continue to suffer. carry. If you want. perm The skin is fed from the| nent results, this is the medi- blood, and upon the condition) cine you should take. jof the blood depends upon, If your own case needs whether or not your skin will| special medical advice, you be healthy and free from|can obtain same without cost boils, pimples, scaly irrita-|if you will write to Chief y tions, red eruptions and other| Medical Adviser, 150 Swift | disfiguring and unsightly dis-| Laboratory, Atlanta, Ga. Years a duction wi | ‘washes abundantly, in an ef- ‘ fort to get some sort of relief i from your torture. Probably you have received temporary I don’t) T ain't L beef shore sutts me. know about any other brand et none to judge by.” “You bet your life you ain't,” snapped Tom, as he turned away. “When you sample another brand you won't be drawin’ wages with this outfit.” os THEATRES |x— | PALACE HIP If you want jazz music and if you feel a shoulder-shaking fit approach ting, frequent visits to the Palace Hip ‘during the engagement of Ruth Curtiss and her jazz band, who will feature the new bill opening tomor row, are prescribed by the theatre management. Miss Curtiss will pro- vide the vacal efforts and a quintet of five boys will furnish the accom paniments and instrumental ren ditions which include the latest in syncopation. 3 o'clock with a few cows which A splendid exhibition of cycling is|they had gleaned from some draw promised by Mole, Jesta and Mo! {to cover their real errand. & trio composed of two men and aj A little earlier than usual Tom/| girl kicked the branding fire apart and 'A bit of musical comedy, which in.| Pode toward camp, whither the lucky lcludes restricted song numbers, |Ones not ontherd were speeding dances of the jamz and soft shoe| Cheyenne, Tom observed, seemed variety and some character numbers, j!n @ greater hurry t the others, are promised by Christie s and he beckoned to him a slim, Cooke and Hamilton w | eferthyekinnes youth answering $8 tae comely ide entitie’, “0 |the euphonious name of Sam Pretty “Dancefoolery,” as Charles Hickey |CoW Who was three-quarters Indian, | calls his offering, is a combination! “Cheyenne’s in a hurry tonight, of singing, dancing and talking Sam. Wilbur and Girlie add to the] “ variety of the bill with a juggling| novelty. Creighton Hale ts featured in the feature photoplay, “The Dark Circle.” CHAPTER IV They Ride and Do Not Tell Where Aleck Douglas, tio the crew suggested, rode away jing threat that he would |the shuriff and hae a talk wi’ Duke and Mel Wilson rode in about having Tom ques had eah I dunno, me.” at his boss. | “I wish you would camp on his! trail. What did Scotty have to say, | Sam an | “Him? Talk a lot about spotty “THE MOUNTAINEER,” annua! yearlin’ he says is dead. Asking who gublication of the Mountaineers, is|kills them calf. Search me, I dunno.” off the presses “Hear any talk among the ‘ABOUT RHEUMATISM ocis-. =" “Yeah. Uh-huh, Anybody something n_ everybody What Thousands Have Found Give: Relief From This Painful Trouble. Ride hel! out of his horse. Sam grinned amiably boys | does says Yamn Lorrigans done it.’ Too much talk in the Black Rim, but no liking to fight them Lorrigans.- Ub-huh They're scared, you bet have something to if they ain't careful. tired of it,” said get I'm Tom is constitutional itself in pains, inflamed joints muscles. It cannot 1 or external applic must have constitutional | ke a course of the enne ,0d-purifying and tonic Tom had Hood's Sarsaparilia, which | when Duke the acid condition of the| hind him blood on which rheumatism de Dad, we didn’t find any hide over pends, and gives permanent* relief. | by quaw Butte he announced ‘This medicine combines, with ex-|abryptty. “Mel and I saw where a celient alteratives and tonics, what |critter had been killed, all right. But is generally conceded to be the there wasn't any hide. Scotty musta most effective agent in the treat-|cached it somewheres.” ment of this disease. Tom pulled his eyebrows together If a cathartic or laxative is need- | in quick suspic jon, “It kindo looks ed take Hood's Pills. Purely vege-| — table ia | | Rheumatism a disease, manifesting aches, and and stiff cured by tions local ting siocoalt y "Yeah, don to am, and trail of you bet!" agreed camp on the reached unding nearly camp up be great medicine, corrects came READY TO MOVE IN The first unit of this house sisting of the front readyy Move in and furnish it The first unit on % acre of ground West Seattle yours for $100.00 cash and $15.00 per Th one home on a smafl beginning. Are you to buy a home in Seattle this Better! You will never buy Let me tell you why con two rooms, is WHITE ze National Standard of BIG VALUE toilet paper. High Quality, Sanitary and VERY Economical. ASK for BOB WHITE now when you can in is month way to acquire a going spring? H. C. PETERS 716 Third Ave. American Paper Co. Po Bob White Distributors | Seattle jthe LITTLE: BROWNA4CO. like a frame-up. slowly, “Well, you and Mel keep it under your hats, Duke, Don’t nothing to any of the boys at all Bit if any of the be to say, you listen ‘Tom knew non Aleck Dou And to be ac nay s has anything of his men had ling hurt “Why, humpin’ hy fer that critter uldn't ever have f« Vd a Scotty und no hide to ef and around?) Why know bett Rustle a hide laying fool would tian that!" When Tom rode enne had unobtrusively retired to the bed te With his thumbs pushed down ir belt Tom past and Cheyenne into camp Chey slant ance inside n his lather and a propped a shaving with cracked looking g! 1 of bedding om walked on, of t tance from camp ax, Tom decided, cause for middle of reached the heels ainast maki within mental tally ing dis Hope Doug probably the shaving in the He had not tent before caught Mary was Cheyenne the week rear of the d that he himself w ling that night. He “al Cor his own that had never carried any man save Tom, and set off toward the Devil's Tooth ranch Cheyenne ducked his head under the tent flap when he heard the sound of hoof beats passing close saw that it was his boss, noted the direction he was taking, and heaved sigh of relief. So presently freshest hor loped off. Very Cow also drifted away, and noticed his absence. Sam Cow's wanderings never did attract much attention. He was Injun, and Injuns have to white men. . . . . . . and sadd! ey horse Cheyenne » in addied the ng and Pretty no one Pretty his soon Sam ys strange The next morning Belle Lorrigan was harnessing her pinto team in the stable. Certain staccato epithets meant merely that Subrosa was ob- jecting to the crupper. A sudden stamping testified that Belle had ap: p ved Rosa with brid A high-keyed, musical voice chanting man-size words of intimidating nature followed, which proved th the harnessing was progressing well as could be expecte Belle had just led Subrosa thru the gate and up to the post where she snubbed him fast. She was turn ing to go after when a young voice called to anxio “Oh, Mrs. Lorrigan! Quik a hurry. I musn't stay coming by the road and I came down trail, and that gave me time. Father is that angry wi’ your hus band—and oh, Mrs. Lorrigan! If you have any hide that isna your jown, ye should hide it away at once! Because the shurift— Belle laid her palms on her lips| and stared blankly up at Mary Hope, who sat nervously on old Rab at the gate. “Heavens, child! ner I'm in y're ares he My Mie» is } ny | FAILING? HERES WHERE IT SHO Don’t worry! Let “Danderine” save your hair and double s beauty To stop fal rid the scalp dandruff, Hghtful toilet cents, py hair 4 every get a sm “Danderine ing once of particle of bottle of de at any drug for a few in your hand scalp, After usually can't will and as or counter our a little it into the applications the hair coming out and you dandruff. Your hair thick and long ssy and twice abundant. Try it! How One Wo —— Helped Another Foley Kidney Pills are bought in every state in the Union by men and women on the recommendation of those who already have been relieved of kidney trouble and bladder ail- terling family remedy. Ps ly little advertising has been done for Foley Kidney Pills, yet they are well known, and those wo know their splendid he Properties never accept an imi or substitute for the genuihe Foley. Pains Banished; Health Restored September, 1913. 1 and rub several stops find any grow appear beautiful strong, soft and ng three bottles well and on my [most heartily recommend Foley Pille. Shere ne rhnown them to ~—Mre. G. H. Eveland, Duocen Mills, FOLEY KIDNEY PILLS aid and assist nature. They strengthen and inv’ weak ord: kid- neys help to keep the blood clean and pure, relieving backache, {olnts sore sesslon, pbvous onder tbs syes, eee and other eymptome of biduey ‘osble or bladder silmente. SOLD EVERYWHERE The Rhodes Co. Pictorial Review and McCall Patterns Important Special Prices On Silk and Wool Dres HIS sale of Silks and Woolens from our influence on the final These economical prices are made for take every anxious to save will 36-Inch Silk Messaline for this Thursday sale is featured in shades of Taupe, Lavender, Gray, Purple, Red, Golden Brown, Turquoise Watermelon Pink and Navy; also plain Black. Formerly $2.50. Special, a yard $2.15, Upper Main Floor regular stoc the initial cost Thursday's advantage which the sa as well as Tha Rhodes Co 40-Inch Silk Poplin Thursday's special sale so included in this shown tn plain Pekin blue purple, lal, a colors taupe wine is igian and rose, green, $3.00, and b 40- Inch good m™ ureday’s tus and of navy steel gray. gray tar ack | 40-Inch Crepe de ‘Chine | in plain purple special for this sale, a yard. elling quality selling apple Goods k will your only, le offers. have a significant Spring apparel. and the woman of 36-Inch Silk Taffeta in this sale for Thurs day is displayed in plain Black, Navy, Water- melon, Pink, Turquoise, Golden Brown, Red, Pur- ple, Gray, Lavender and Taupe. Formerly $2.50, Special, a yard...$2.15 Crepe de Chine Crepe de Chine priced for displays plain silver gray, gre green, red, nd wistar Formerly $1.76, speci color only; formerly $3.00, Thursday's 56-Inch Wool Tweeds is adapted for separate skir of heavy weight There which sults and coats in this $3.50 and $4.00 Thursday's sale variety, @ yard.. 42-Inch Wool Plaids «is? 2: pretty well the sheriff? about it?” and at that it's hidden. What about What's he got to sa; “It's the stealing, Mrs, Father has the shuriff wi" him, and they are going to search the ranch for the hides—" | “Good Lord! What hides?” “The hides of my father’s cattle own. And if you have any, put them away | a) quick, where the shuriff canna find| them. Mrs, Lorrigan! It’s {ll I should |#0 against my father, but— * “I guess we're entitled to all the| cowh that's wh think we las? you mean. are—thieves, “I dinna say it warn ye, father is that angry—” Well, say! going’s good. I hear voices up on the road. If you don’t dad to catch you here—" That settled it. Terror drove Mary Hope into the Devil's Tooth trail at Rab's best pace. Her last glance backward showed Belle Lorrigan tak ing her six-shooter belt off the buck board seat and buckling It her waist so that the gun hung well forward, * Belle had led Rosa from the stable | and was cautiously fastening the| neck yoke in when the sheriff | and Aleck Douglas rode around the corner of the stable “Howdy, Mr. Douglas? we're having,” Scotchman amiably The sheriff coughed behind his hand, looked sidelong at his compan: jon, rode a step or two nearer .to elle, swung a leg over the cantle of his saddle “Mrs, Lorrigan, I'm sheriff of the county,” he began ingratiatingly, his two feet were on the when ground “You elie flashed a row very white teeth You sure |don’t look it. I'd have taken you for a regular human being. Mr. Douglas, here, would like to take a look at some hides Mr. Lorri gan has got curing. He thinks possibly are?” E Tis useless to cover the truth wi’ saft words, shuriff, Douglas inter- rupted glumly. "Tis stolen cattle we are tracing, and ‘tis here we wad ok for the hides of them. I hae guid reason “You'll find my husband at the round-up. Before you do any search ing, you had better go and have-a talk with him. When he's gone strangers don't go prowling around this ranch.” “We'll have our talk after we've taken a look the sheriff amended, grinning It's just a matter of form. suppose we'll find anything this man has swore out a warrant “Shucks! What he does never did interest: me way I'd take advantage of QUICK RELIET FROM CONSTIPATION Get Dr. Edwards’ Olive Tablets Th the joyful cry of thousands since Dr, Edwards produced Olive Tablets, the substitute for calomel. No ping results from these lege ittle tablets. They cause the liver and bowels to act normally. They never force them to unnatural action, Dr. Edwards’ Olive Tablets are a soothing, healing, vegetable compound mixed with olive oil. If you have a bad taste, bad breath, feel dull, tired, are constipated or bilious, you'll find quick and sure re- sults from Dr. Edwards’ little Olive with him around,” a little I don't But his absence, are two hundred y sold formerly Special for this Lorrigan. | I only came to! You beat it, while the | You're 54-Inc te in a variety women's dr children’s wea assemblage $6.00 at $3.00, spec D yards ¢ this Thursday's sale, a yard ing around here while Tom’s away.” “Oh well now! The shertff rather prided himself on his ability to “handle folks peaceable,” as he ex pressed it. He injected a little more of the ofl of persuasiveness into hie voice. “You don't think for a minute I'd take advantage of his absence Mrs. Lorrigan? Nothing like that at Get down, Mr. Douglas, and | we'll just hdve a look around. Mra | ieevigan ain't going to make no ob jections to that.”” Belle smiled. “Oh, Yes, she is es we've got on the place, if! she's going to do quite a lot of ob What do you | jecting Hope Doug-|you are, You better stay right where Scotty. You're a heaj | safer.” The sheriff began to lose patience iw, look here, Mrs. Lorrigan dealing with the law, you know. We can’t have any non want your| sense.” | (Continued in Our Next Issue) | around | Fine day | she greeted the dour | or the other. ! ‘Tablets at bedtime, 10c and 25¢ a box. | WV HAT IS THE ALS3Sth COMMANDMENT?) for h Wool Plaids desirable for skirts, or for rds in this $5.00 and $4.00 4 range of pleasing colors, er There sold formerly Thursday's sale, at 'NEGLECTED COLDS. ARE DANGER King’s New Dise soon breaks a cold and checks a cough HILLS — fever — sneeses <4 then a hard cold develops, Take @ little Dr, King’s Dr. bi Discovery when the sniffies stamti | will soon check the cold. provoking throat tickle. Used where by people who know has been on Se market for century R erippe, croup ereffects. All $1.20 a bottle. Bowels Behind Schedule? Liver acting lazy? the druggists—60e | Gentle but sure acting system ers that are tonicky in action pleasing in results, Still 2$e a at all drug stores. $6 OIL HEATER - at $4.49 Special Oil Heaters at a very low Heaters are smokeless and have the safety wick dev for Thursday—Nesco Perfect price. These odorless and ice—they are attractively finished in black with nickel trimmings. Special at $4.49. $3.50 Air-Tight Heater at $ 1.98 Just start a fire in one of these heaters and in a few minutes the house is warm and comfortable. We are offering the 20-inch size, with lining inside, at this special price, $1.98. 25c Albat Destroye Albatross Soot Destroyer, the stove and chimney; 25c ross Soot rat 15c removes all the soot from value, at 15¢. 85c Wash Boards at 59c Special for Thursday, your choice of a well-made Brass or Glass Wash Board with a good washing surface, 59¢. special at a