The Seattle Star Newspaper, April 1, 1920, Page 5

at Unusually Low Prices Such a wonderful opportunity to purchase excep- tionally good-looking Bed Davenports very rarely comes. When you see what we are now offering at the various prices you will need no urging to make the most of this opportunity. Some of these Davenports have mahogany frames .and others have cane panels and ends, that are upholstered in velour or tapestry. Furniture so de- sirable readily suggests itself to every home—look about your home and see if a beautiful Bed Daven- rt, which can be easily converted into a full sized wouldn't be welcome in your home. Priced at $112.50, $120.00, $123.50, $127.50, $131.50 SEE THEM IN THE WINDOWS Good News! Mohawk Sheets at $2.25 On Friday only you may buy Mohawk Sheets, size 81x90, neatly hemmed, for just $2.25 each. SOVE’LL Our credit terms were devined to satisty you, and well they should, for they are the most generous TRUST in tne city. Make your selections now and pay YOU” later in small sums Formerly WoodhouseGrunbaum Furniture Co., Inc. . GRUNBAUM —BROS— Co. INC. WHERE PIKE MEETS FIFTH q a 9124 First ave, and told him to| oa Gracious . Stranger wait a moment while he, the stran-/ and Money Vanish «er. went into the Prefontaine| building and paid a bill, “1 waited! stranger b 4 e who offered him @ Job! 14 noura,” Lobendino told t | &f Janitor borrowed $10 from Fran: pice Wedn | lace Lobendino, of the Paget betel, | hotel, | d _NAME “BAYER” ‘ON y by siennh n't come print of genuine “Rayer Tablets of | Earache, Neuralgia, Lumbago, F Aspirin.” It protect, you against) matiam, Neuritis, Joint Pains, / smitations and identifies the genuine | Pain generally over eighteen years. |well larger “Bayer” packages. Jentaine proper directions to safely | of Salicylicactd. a Announcing Our First Anniversary Sale Starts Tomorrow For Two Days Only Exceptionally Liberal ° Reductions On Our Entire Stock of Suits - Coats Dresses - Blouses Sports Apparel NO CHARGE FOR ALTERATIONS HERMAN: SILVERSTONE BUILDING—UPSTAIRS WESTLAKE AT PINE STREET ‘The “Bayer Cross is the thumb-|relieve Colds, Headache, Toothache Always buy an untroken package pirin is the trade mark of Bayer od ae Tablets of Aspirin” which | Manufacture of Monoaceticacidester fofofofofofyojofofojo} pene be sure to get Week: | ree | THE SEATTLE STAR—THURSDAY, ° SPIRIT OF SPRING work gum A LiviN’ 98 OF THESE eTetl. LAMP Posts! | District Attorney Brady oe Starts Investigation 8AN FRANCISCO, April 1.—Dte trict Attorney Hirw y today in inquir GENUINE ASPIRIN [Sec ncn Scarimea tous Proprictora, here, who are declared to have boosted the rents of tenants Take tablets only as told in each “Bayer” package. | or the working class to compel them to move, and make way for women of questionable character, who can afford to pay high rents Many working girls have told of these methods tn letters to the police, it became known. Data on these clared Brady. “Greedy, of vice.” | Judge Raises | Handy tin boxes of twelve tablets prescribed by physicians for| cost but a few centa. Druggists also George’ s Ante | A» | One may get away with the hard-| bolied stuff when one te ¢ behooves one to use cra ion when one faces 4 suis Silvane on the morning after Linten to this ® George Strand, painter, arrested at First ave. and & m at. Monday ion afternoon with a heavy cargo of Ja matca ginger and cid aboard, an led defi inet the pr lock in rnoon 0,” re ‘One hundred dollars and 30 The hard one staggered and a look ment spread over his | defiant as he mentally translated the sentence into the 63 Jays which it will mean he will spend city stockade during il showers oF and May flowers and a couple of Jays of that me when brides wear at the orange blossome. 4 Will Keep Tab Beginning Thursday, for a period of 15 days, .par oat clerks will fe *7” Aetailed statistics on all pack agen that pass thru their depart Oj ment. And it's no April fool joke, either. They do it twice a year “Let Me Tell You How {@) to Break Up That Cold” ® “Going home from the office one night after Crristmas, I sat too close to & door on a crowded local train, I was reading my paper and didn't feel a bit cold—not even chilly. But | © (hon T got off at my tation 1 began | to anerze. By the time L reached [By tome uy eyes were red, my head. wan stopped up and I felt achy all over looked as if I were in for a peach of 8 cold. And. there had. been so many | {influenza and pheumonta cases that 1 | was worrted. “Well, atter dinner my wite called | her aister—e nurae-—on the phone. [a Bi $214 hr anout'tne ana ane replied: | “The time to get after a cold tn | Jurt before It gets thoroughly atarte: Ti tell, Jou. the. wate | is Just starting or a: getting started at alt Weeks’ Broak-t follow. the. ir George will feel like morniag!" iO} “Wa took her adyioe, and, ray—next morning there wann't a veatige of that col t! We're never without a bor of these litte wonder workers tn t house, any more. ‘They're, chocolate & coated, pleasant to take, and ¢ no calome—merely a mild ot Iaxative, i they don’t help you when taken according to directions, you get your, money back. And the way they nock & cold in nothing short of m miracle! They're only a 4 and every good drug stor; Your RENT Wir BE RAISED [00 WORMS *AND THis SEASON! : 2S —o rr = — = = co ~” = |= oo BY M. D. TRACY 1—|wn hite was asked. With the defense in the Bisbee de- portation trial well Into ite evidence y, & new type of men was being ted into the case to share @ place in the picturesque courtroom desert rats and cow- rough | * was the answer “What's a hard botled guy?’ or ding bat, we used to What's a bobunk?” ‘These men are miners who have brought here from Bisbee to “A big biack dog eater.” these fellows were human, pnw during the strike the deportations new witnesses bring with them the language spoken deep down tn the musty mine shafts y was hard looking guys they were human. They walked on their hind legs,” 3. Jeffries, another miner, ten. tified yesterday he had been warned | to leave Bisbee Just before the depor-| He deacribed the picket line} - thra which the miners not on strike} be dec Want to Buy cases is now in the hands of the/ police morals squad for invertigation. |teatimony, in min: “To my mind this ts one of the |terday rankest brands of profiteering,” de. |@tPertations one of the strikers told ontdabiny . “You'd betteratay away on the pr 13th because there's goin’ to be hell landlords are nursing the very roots | poppin” , gave startling slang, late yes He declared just before the was mostly strangers and they see (he deporta- The very old devil was tn JOBS OPEN FOR BUY MEAT BY 50 MAILMEN CALORIE! SAVE! in Court Case Service Men Preferred, Says Special U. S. Price List for Postmaste, In “Fitty cents worth attle says he wants clerks and a couple quads of mail carriers for eight ur work at $1,200 a year to star; $100 raise each year after that until Perhaps the butcher doesn't know it, but that's what he sells when you buy © pound of lamb loin chops for But here's the point. Fifty cents worth of Iamb loin chops contains | become a spec or something, when they raise the unit of food if you specify shoulder chops you sare to be hela aon t | lided twice an much meat but carry hom 2,450 calories to boot. So Uncle Sar sayg, tn his “ m blanks and further in. TEACHERS HOLD SPOKANE MEET More Than 1, 300 massshore Are in Session Jeuts « at the prices lated. ja policeman, of Pork, shoulder steak, 2c. Reef, flank, 15 v c Beet pot roast, (arm chuck), 180. | automobile | without 9 to 10 navy, Copen, gray, tan, Bpectal for thin hour, |e# Cotton Foulards—s00 "ie of highly mercer. ** 4 amortment of patterns. This quar ls from the regul ntock, and is pr epecial for this The Rhodes Co. Pictorial Review and McCall Patterns No mail, Hour Sale reserved, 10 to 11 Women's The Women's Knit Un derwear section has brown, emerald, purple, Pars © King’s blue and r 57 also a few figure se doa terns on plain grounds, "Ortmen' ntock for a quic th \lbriggan Union 8 in eeru color, ‘They are high ck, long and 8% tn ton Foularda, in beur, @ pair inch widths, dixplay Cotton Crash— 150 this hour, suit NE includes Ribbon, brocaded in four dif | { etal for this hour, — BQ) a yard .... c colors and assorted patterns. | Easter Millinery in Large, 50 Smart Easter Suits Special at $38.75 Second Floor suit rack is filled to overflowing with new Spring Suits, comprising models from regular stock and the remainder of a recent special purchase. signed of Serges, Tricotines, and are trimmed with braids and buttons. sizes 16 to 44 and displays— These suits are de- Mixed Fabrics and Velours, The assortment Plain Navy Blue Checks and Mixtures in Belted Styles 5 Me n’s Easter Shirts ‘and Ties—Main Floor Sport Silk—This assortment Silk and Cotton containing 80 yards of Sport Silks is represented In short lengths from 4 to 16 yards “splayed in floral and figured pat- Ribbons—200 yards of white ferent patterns and in self color. All & inches wide and from the regular stock, Spe patterns of “Dew 81 assortment of 350 yards. It is 36 in flesh, pink, {nches wide and suitable for smocks, “Kumet Kumsa” Table Oi Cloth—150 yards of 47-inch Table Olt Cloth, in dark Special for this hour. 5 <a re B'yiday Hour Sales or C. O. D. orders taken for Friday Merchandise, and the right to limit quantities is 11 to 12 1 to 2 Union Suite Men's Shirts O06 y m has been ward the front and is now just inside or from Second For this sale we have taken several broken Ines from reg- 0 lenath r stock, consisting yen 6 to 16 of 260 Shirts, in laun- from in For 50c dered and softeuff style, in striped pat- wham—250 yards of terns, Sizen 14, 14%, inch plaid Ging- 16%, 17, 17% and .18 hoo! ¢ dresses. vou Special for this me 196: Coke $1. 15 "Spee ially Prepared Displays Second _Floor 4t0 5 This spring and summec fabric ts terns, in Nght and dark shades, in fae blouses and afternoon dresses. On sale in the Domestic Section. Special "$4.95 yard eevsereanasonuscory, SO Skagit Bond? Here’s Chance: xactly $1,000,000 worth of Skagit of City |Carrol! Thuraday morning. The sald subscribed, but not beyond May 15. nter” to individual subscribers was authorized by the city council last Monday, The usual plan is to market them in large brokernge firme The nv was adop of Mayor © well | Applications for blocks of the bonds | be mado on printe 4 by the city compt |Motorbike! Motor Truck! Bing! Bang! Motorcycle qnd motor truck col at p.m nd Univer n, an empl harbor tment living at Westlake a N., riding the motor. cycle, was taken to the city hospital with a fractured left leg and a cut on the head. Pere Looker, son of Tll 14th ave. &., was the driver of the truck. Boy Skates Right Into Automobile’ M. L. Johnson, ixth Hende boy on roller | in front of his Why Pyramid P the Ask Any Druggist How Salen Have Made Pyramid the Recognised ‘Treatment, oll on Parcels Here} tne schools ‘Must Do” an the sub- saent of the University of Min. as the principal speaker, SEND FOR FREE TRIAL, Mailed free in plain wrapper. © gives you relief. Get a 60-cent box “other apeakers on the morn g and election of offi |Four Arrested i - Booze oo ONLY $100 CASH You need only $100 cash to get possession and $15 | monthly to become the owner, I build tho first unit of 2 rooms on my 1%-acre Little City rms. You move in and finish the place as fast ai You Have No Idea Ibe ‘but it is b Pyramid In Until Yo sed with ‘violation of the p nd coupon for free Take no substitute, FREE SAMPLE COUPON RAMID DRUG COMPANY, = ‘88 Pyramid Blig., Marshall, Mich, Held for Sale of. Cider With a Kick) al prohibition of. iquor law violation, | as held on $500 bonds y afternoon at a hearing re United States Commissioner Arrested by fede v Woneertal | {as you can. It’s the one way r|fo + save and be independent ‘i;of the landlord, say nothing one |about the pleasure and satis- "| faction to live under your own roof. See me for a home, H. C. Peters \ 716 Third Ave. CONTRACT AWARD for the con- struction of a three-story addition to jthe Greenwood school, Third ave, N. 80th st, will be made to) |the Rounds Clist company on the} |basis of a $147,179 bid, |nounced by the school board Wed- it was an- Trower, 35, cashier of the Undertaking establishment. in were placed on sale at the of-! omptrolier® Harry W.|f) will continue until all the bonds are) | Sale of the bonds “over the! a large shi Coffee Percolators Double Rice Boilers 6-Quart Preserving 8-Quart Preserving 3c foot.......24-inch 9¢ foot .......72-inch... “THE STORE FOR USEFUL ARTICLES” Here is one of the greatest specials we have offered for many days. We have just received oo of high quality aluminum cook- , and— Friday We Are Going to @ffer Them at $1.69 Assortment Consists These are the Model Wash Boilers in the No 8 size, with copper bottom, stationary handles and a fit-in cover. A big value at ........... $2.49 Poultry Netting Gelpenised Poultry Netting in rolls containing 150 If you need less than a roll you can buy it by the $3.30 per roll ++eee+. BO-inch -$3.95 per roll yee 36-inch . $4.50 per roll : 48-inch - -$6.00 per roll - 60-inch. 11.87.25 per roll -$8.95 per roll FUNERAL SERVICES for Arthur Ryan Fruit company, will be held Sunday afternoon at 3 o'clock at the Home ST. LOUIS, Mo.—City firemen to strike May 1 if wages not increased. | TH SALE—-EXTRAORDINARY | - Aluminum Cooking Utensils, Special $1.69