The Seattle Star Newspaper, March 30, 1920, Page 5

SESDAY, MARCH 30, 1920. Formerly Woodhouse-Grunbaum Furniture Co, Ine, PHOTOGRAPHIC XH of the architecture of Old |i» being held thin week fourth floor of the public | building . COLLECTS $87 _ TO SAVE YOUTH Woman Wants Hanging Verdict Appealed on the Mbrary to $18 as Minimum . . ae ae tae Wi Needle Art and Embroidery which was formerly located on the upper main floor, now occupies an equal space on the main floor, rear. The flood of day- light through the large rear windows make the new location very con- venient for the matching of colors and the stocks will continue to meet that degree of perfection which results in the maximum of satisfaction to you Thi Advice which eoine cides with your ection, own opinion ts ¢ _ BELGIAN VN FINDS HER HOME » REMEDY HERE of the women em Many hotel amal nes, would Jor the nduatria the Margaret Allen, The Rhodes Co. Pictorial Review and McCall Patterns has now collected Bh) | | Holden at., ontrt butions amounting to earlier in the «of ar carol Eve Fake Officers Are anasd to kanes she Stet Held on $2,500 Bail ERS MODMY WS Sowa AeE t0 60 to help pay expen: White, 19 White's attorne Sale of Davenports A Wonderful Time to wed The following new conti Mra 1 7 “gt Mn R é mptoma _. Five Styles to choose from, and each in golden or fumed oak. They are » uphol in brown Spanish iuitation leather and they take a full-size mattress. See Them in Our Windows $62.50, $65.00, $67.50 and $75.00 for the imitation leather Davenports. $99.50 for the genuine leather. A NEW SHIPMENT— “of the famous “Quick Meal” Combination Wood, Coal or Gas Range, in “Fusenamel” finish, GRUNBAUN —-BROS— WHERE PIKE MEETS FIFTH FURNITURE Co. INC. Ordinary Buttermilk for Wrinkles and Enlarged Pores eyes and mouth." Ow! Drug Company | Think ee a; Mr n f oxted s, Wm, Cle Hows i , a flut w ¢ y tation he ug that mia 4 n Advantageous Purchase Gives Us the Privilege of Offering to You During Easter Week One Hundred and Fifty-three Wool Jersey and Tricotine Dresses at $12.95 and $19.95 Second Floor HE several important factors of this special purchase, each of which is sufficient in character to obtain your immediate atten- tion, presents as a whole a most unusual opportunity. The timeliness, the quality of material and styles, the assortments and economical prices will be a substantial aid to you in choosing your Easter dress. Ore. —Pre PORTLAND, < nn M. Davis and rom Durham, Wash, art son pardons J , Albert Petersor 1 ted of operating § Lang, convi cents; Art Maigre, 30 Joe Gam, 60 cent Davis, 25 © heart trouble, Ane often accompanied by indige cents |tion, This leads sufferers to think can carr Tony | Thomas, #1, Peter Shimmel, $1; Chas. | needed is a 01 1 P le ba J. Smith, $1 lenish an Humbert Rosai, 50 cents; Peter Wirt | remedy that Mra. Carnelia DeHe Gain Strength and Vigor rap- aman, 25 cents; D. H. Ingtin #1; D.| of No Lincoln avenue nt F. F Bi John W 5 | they have organ tomach trouble 60 cents; Wm, Shov lin, 2 n Fleming, $1; A. C idly on Vinol, our Cod Biondict, 50 R. Penn »| Utah, recommends a iver and Iron Tonic went; HG Talvers, 91; 4. mee , et Vanat, 25 ee e weds = | cents Gabrick, $1; T. J | In most of tb oe all that is hyers, Matt Kivym, $15| and John Petrick 1 becomes 0 cents rich and a Mr Wire Briets | now haw I end ing I did and sti a Maj. F. W./ ed that I had we ne wild DeHeer, her home. 4 all don't the suffer ed ally thin-bloe ntly Wool Dresses at $19.95 HIS assortment of 115 dresses offers a wide diversity of smart styles in straight line, coatee and tunic models. Serges and tricotines are in navy blue only, while the Wool Jersey Dresses display shades of — Wool Jersey Dresses at $12.95 N this group are frocks, roeder, pilot who b to. harp pain and I lost a gre “I tried several were preseribed but th in m KLAND.—John G M iminal syndi y WASHINGTON | af 2 38 all designed of Wool Je: , in plain and tunic style; with allover embroid- ery; others with embroidery confined to tunic. S 16 to 42 in shades of — - Vinol contains the very ele- | Quentir D con ments needed to replace weak-)— peut. ind |ness with strength, just as it | ev |did for this New York man. “I am 14 ye Into a weak, F Baron ¢ ey some n them husband remark 2a Ngo ter, I felt = Foon ‘ | taking the and I 3 ber ly after t t VANCOUVER, # Car | began my st pentier, Fre good ¢ n, schedub taken Vinol for a rundown condi | hibition bout |tion with splendid rew NOTE:—You tor many ure of age and got " cond Our tion as drug the country sion and snow. white hanes Navy, Copenhagen Blue, Rookie and Gray ‘Sizes 16 to 44 Navy, Copenhagen Blue, Rookie and Clay have gaine and enjoy my foo Jommend Dr. Williams’ FP’ and urge others not to wait as long drugeiat has | vecinity rom Seattle Firm Gets ve knows | Contract for Road better than this Tonic OLYMPIA, March 30. iild one up. | bra: nm ever Butter- an I Our Trimmed Hats for Easter UR Millinery Displays for Easter have reached such a high state of completeness that getting a stylish, becoming hat remains but a matter of selection. Each day the exhibits are amplified with new mod- els from_our own work rooms and from the most artistic of Eastern milliners at $7.50, $10.00, $12.50, $15.00 and $18.50. “Howards - logis about it nor is doubt about the reault \ on ordinary 'b is oe YOUR MONEY BACK IF IT FAILS yok : | tHe OWT, DRUG co. AND DRUG- | ¥* GISTS EVERYWHERE ting $363 ma: @round the ROWNW SsHOE 1220-22 SECOND Cc T oO Second Avenue at University ONLY 4 MORE DAYS to select from these chic Springtime styles the shoes This you will wear on Easter morn. ALTERATION SHOE SALE presents an opportunity to save from one to three or more dollars on each pair. ttra Special _ Popular One-eyelet ‘tes, in black kid with soles and leather is heels; 2} to 8, toD. Avery un- | value. White Shoes Buy a pair of these White Reignskin pts now and save half the price. de of very fine quality reignskin, 'Sizes 21 to 9, AA toC.. 94.00 ust arrived—French, Shriner and Urner’s Brogue Oxford Smart Easter foot- wear for the little folks. All very sharply under- priced. The most attractive Brogue produced. Extra Special Plain Opera Pumps in black kid or black patent, with hand turned sole and covered heel. Your choice of buckles. Offered without orna- ment at $8.80. 21 to 8, AA to D. Boots for Cinderella Feet A very special offering of a fine, All- black Lace Boot, with welted sole and leather Louis heels. Sizes 2} to 5, A to D. Very attractive value, in small sizes MEN— New Oxfords for Easter—these are made of brown calf, and fit perfectly Second Floor et Mee Sls Peta QUT MEAT WHEN KIDNEYS BOTHER | Take a glass of Salts before breakfast if your Back hurts or Bladder onbiine you | is vo man or woman who eats meat ly can mak the kidneys known aut t acid which ° become overworked 5 a we ms uric kidneyn m the strain, get sluggish and fail er the waste and poisons from xl, then we get ick, Nearly they tition to reduc from sluggish kidne: The moment you feel a dull ache in | the urige is cloudy, offensive, full of sedimerft, irregular of passage or at tended by a sensation of scalding atop eating meat and get about four m any phar ful in a glass and in a # will act fine alts is made from the and lemon juice, com. ja, and has been used | © and can 4 a delightful effer whieh not injure vescent Ht make hia water drink nould take now and then | kidneys ¢ blood pu erious kidney comp FEN FOLKS HAE, GHAY HA HOW Well-known local druggist says every: | body is using old-time recipe of | Sage Tea and Sulphur Hair that loses its color and luster, or when it fades, turns gray, dull and | yu ony is caused by a phur in the hair, Our made up am Sulphur to k utiful, p her thousand: and men who value that even that beautiful dark shade of hair | which is #0 attractive, use only this; old-time recipe, | Nowadays we mous mix ition of} ng at any “Wyeth's * which nx the hair so naturally, so evenly, that nobody can possibly tell it has been applied, You just dampen & sponge or soft brush with it and draw this through your hatr, taking | one small time. By morning air disappears }but wha » Indies with | Wyeth’s and Sulphur Com.) pound is that, besides beautifully | darkening the hair after a few ap-| plications, it also brings back “| gloss and luster and gives it an ap pearance of abundance, Morris and Clark from $5,000 to $2,500, that of the seven others, was not granted. an knows he is in the wrong ee hes vattord to get angry. WON'T REDUCE BAIL FOR COPS — Meadowdale Ci Crowd Gets, Week to Plead Lieut. Roy Olmstead, Sergt |Thomas J. Clark, James A. Russell, John A. Auth Howard Campbell, Williams and E. A. Kern, the nine men captured by federal prohibition officers in a raid +t Meadowdale, March were given one week to enter plea to charges of conspiracy against the U: es, when they appeared t dge Neterer in the U. 8. dist urt Monday. Pe bail of Olmstead Fred C. Rutter, Charles Alfred the This Is National Coffee Week! We Offer a $7.50 ROYAL ROCHESTER COFFE PARCLATOR, Spec. 94.98 These are the “Royal Rochester” cold water valve __ percolators; made of copper, heay- ily nickel plated. They make that delicious coffee that can only be made by proper percolation, $7.50 value, special at seecee cece e S498 Don’t overlook the big Graniteware sale. Special at ..............25c¢ and 59c See window display. $1.00 outfit—Spray Pump and Can of Lime and Sulphur. Special at.... .89c $6.00 Garden Plow. Special at . . $4.98 $1.00 Turf Edger. Special at .....79c ° “The Store for Useful Articles”