The Seattle Star Newspaper, April 14, 1920, Page 5

. THE SEATTLE STAR—WEDNESDAY, APRIL 14, 1920. , Raby’s first ride this spring should be in one of these beautiful, easy- running Carriages. We are showing a new fine which were just placed on the floor this week. Fine, strong, service- able Carriages in ivory, French gray and frosted blue. Upholstered in heavy corduroy with sec- tional cushions. Rubber tires, ball bearing, safety brakes, reversible canopy and re- clining back. Priced from } Q QO 5 Easy Way of Paying The liberal credit policy of this store makes It pow sible for all to bay the things they, need on a small payment down and the balance at your con venience. $52.50 to $80.00. Formerty WeodhouseGrunbeam Furnttare Co, Inc. Gay New York has fallen! ° ping in and trying them on. pofofoyor ooo ooo. ooo }oporopoloofoloroy loro) if the price of leather keeps going up. Wooden shoes are appearing at the fashionable shops and the fairer sex are already slip- The clumsy, yet durable feet apparel from Holland may yet get a foothold in America— "SOLDIER BONUS {Congressmen Hope to Pass It by June 1 Fsseeeseeseenee poaeritact ne ror PU Tah —* 2 New Reed Carviages for the Litle Dear 7 | The Rhodes Co. © Laxige wont word to Repre- ive Fordney, Michigan, chair of the ways and means commit tee, that If the bill 1" passed by the house about May 1, it probably oan bo pamed by the senate within that month As a result, Mordney plans to rush to the house the bonus program that has been approved by the subcommit too of the ways and means commit toe, ‘This calls for a cash bonus of $1 for each day's service to about 5,000,000 rervice men, those who did not sustain large financial morifices during the war being eliminated from the benefits, FAMILIES ARE FLOCKING HERE Increase in “Apartments for Rent Regintrations at the office of Ann E. Momos, secretary of the Seattle THINK OF THIS—Little Chicken, Berry and Vegetable Farms, Only 20 Minutes from Town, ‘ On Your Own Terms ht Acres—Half Acres—Quarter Acres $1,150 $570 $350 Rich, Black Loam Soil Ready for Cultivation Just think of being able to get big tracts in the North End for prices as low as this! And this isn’t all—you can get them on your own terms! You merely pick out the tract oo gd and tell us what you can afford to pay. The very next day you can start to or plant your garden. Meridian Avenue Acres lie just over the city line—only four short blocks to the North Trunk Highway. The heart of Seattle is only twenty minutes away by bus, auto or in- terurban. The district is a fast-growing and well-improved one — near pea stores, schools and lots of neighbors. City water will be available to each tract. Electric lights are only a block away. Don’t confuse Meridian Avenue Acres with the ordinary type of acreage.. The soil here is rich, black alder loam—fertile enough to grow anything. The tracts are all ready to move on and build or plant a garden. Acre tracts are one-fourth cleared. Half tracts are one-half cleared. © Quarter tracts all cleared. Only a few of them remain for sale. To secure one requires prompt action upon your part. You should phone us immediately. Just call North 56 or Ballard 560, and we will gladly send a car so that you can inspect the property. If you prefer to see them by yourself, the North Park Interurban Station is only a few minutes’ walk from our of- fice, at 100th and North Trunk Highway, or an Edmonds bus will let you off at our door. Don’t delay! Act,today! pe are unable to inspect these tracts during the day, just gladly pick he up at your place of employment after 5 p. m., s and get you back to your own home m time for supper. Phone Ballard 4028 any evening, from 6 to 9, for further information regarding these tracts or for arrangements to see them. — John J. Elliott Co. Phone Main 1981 321 Leary Bldg. Branch—100th and North Trunk Highway. Phones—North 56 or Ballard 560. ’ N hone us and we will ow you the property, housing office, 4030 Arcade bufiding tnolude familes from many Eaptern citiea, and an unusually heavy regi» tration from Sioux Falla 8 1) Three Forks, Butte and Anaconda Montana, whfle the smaller towns of Washington and Oregon continue to | The Pictorial Dresses casion on which you sive. These handsome Marabou Giplayed in a wide diversity of styles and in evidence for spring and he assortments Natural Gray and Black, at $8.50 and up will be much summer wear. to $45.00. Main Vieer. WEN Review Summer Fashion | sale at the Pattern Counter, Upper Main Floor, at 25¢. White Wool Jersey and Georgette at $24.50 Second Fleer FULLY aware that the frock you are wear- ing is minutely correct and becoming is assurance that your pleasure, at whatever oc- may be in attendance, will be all that you anticipated. The assort- ments in this showing are very comprehen- White Georgette Frocks display the universally favored accordion pleated and tunic skirt styles, bodice with long or short sleeves and beaded trim- ming. The Wool Jersey Dresses are in tunic or straight lines and are attractively embroidered. Sizes 16 to 44. Capes and Stoles Garmenta , are Moie color ts are attractively desirable and ineInde wraps, at 911.50 to $45.00. Main Floor, Bungalow Aprons $1.50 Upper Main Floor. : housecleaning time comes (and it is right now Coatees and Stoles Rich, deep pile Plush inj Black, Beaver and are developed stylish Coatees and S Book is now on the fundamental from which es, which sik lined. They make very bie evening and daytime and $1.95 in our midst) Aprons like these will be needed. They will save your ay they are easily put on, durable. Aprons at $1.50 —Are made of Blue Percale Aprons blue dotted and percale, with white chambray and striped finished styles, with belts and collars; also in yparel from many soiled spots, they are comfortable, neat and —Are shown at $1.95 Are tem patterns on white in short sleeve square neck, collarless models trim- med with white braid. Buttons— An extenstve color and style assortment from which you may select the color and size to taatch the fashion and shade of your Spring = GARR SLATED T May Decide to Be Plumber | | way to converse with Polloeman H. M. Bell. Where he got the tools Poficeman | Bell was unable to find aut but he | ancertained that Mr. May was some | three years of age, was looking for & job, and didn’t know where he lived. Mr. May was taken to the pubfic safety building where, after repair. ing the pipes in the city jail, he war finaly summoned home by his anz- fous parents. AYOR HYLAN IS N. Y. BRICKLAYER NEW YORK, April 14.—Mayor Fy-| lan has added to his laurels. Brick-| layers made him an honorary mem- ber of their union, Heartburn, belo HEAD DIVISION? Mayor Intimates He Will Be New Traffic Chief the new police division. Appointment of Carr as head of the traffic di t has been Caldwetl, Report on the creation of the traf- fle detail ts expected to be made to the mayor within the next three Qnya, ft was nid Wednesday. 'HODIST BAN ON DANCELIFTED KINGSTON, N. Y, April 14.—The mtate conference of the Methodist- episcopal church a resolu- tion to iift the ban on dancing, card playing and theatre going. “Volup- tuous” dancing was scored, however. ELEPHONE GIRLS IVE IN HOTELS L NEW operators who live outside the city. Seattle democrata, besides ban- queting, lauded the achievements of the present democratic administra tion at a political feast held Tuesday night in the Masonic club rooms in the Arcade building. ‘The gathering was the annual Jefferson day dinner. Gee, but { love to eat Boldt's French Pastry and Coffee Cake! pec clbatinentar Aaatnsenenettbtnsne ow Word, Is It Not? But “Beerow” is the legal name of a very simple but very important service. To place a deed to land in Escrow in in effect to place it in the hands of a stakeholder for de- livery when the purchase money is paid. The simplest YORK, April 14—The New| Guatemala Rebels Sign an Armistice WASHINGTON, April 14—4n mistlong has been concloded between the Unionist forces controlling Gua temala and President Cabrera, and the revolutioniats have proposed that Cabrera leave the country, the state department wae advised “Clean-Up and Paint-Up Week” | To assist you in your clean-up campaign—we are © specials. i offering several good RUBBER CEMENT FLOOR PAINT Special at $1.69 $3.45 Gallon Size Special at $2.95 Rubber Cement Floor Paint is noted for its wonderful wearing quali- ties. There are many pleasing colors to choose from. Arcade House Paint Quart Size $1.25 Gallon Size (Colors) $4.25 Gallon Size (White) rials sro used in maa are in Arcade House Paint. It comes in a variety of beautiful colors. Sees | $1 0-Cedar Mop Special 69c ‘as in stomach, way to close & gale of real estate ts for the seller to place his deed and the purchaser his check in the hands of this company as “Escrow Agent” with written instruction on |] ‘prepared blanks that when we find title insurable and issue title insurance policy the deed Is to be delivered to the buyer And the money to seller. These are the white O- Cedar Mops. They are excel- lent for polishing painted or varnished floors. $1.00 value, special at. .69¢ It Will Pay You to Visit Our Housewares rene Section You will find many items you will need for your Spring housecleaning—at prices that mean a big saving. (If You Can’t See Them Today or Tomorrow Tear Off This Coupon and Mail It In.) une, Jit neutral) ed erry JOHN J. ELLIOTT CO. 321 Leary Bldg., Seattle. Gentlemen: Without obligation on my part, tell me how I can own a Meridian Ave. Tract, on my own terms. j . Simpler than rolling off a log, tent it? And far more satisfactory. Washington Title Insurance Co. “Under State Supervision” Asseta More Than $600,000.00 Name .... “THE STORE FOR USEFUL ARTICLES” Address. .....-.2+cecnecssecverecees covesevers 1221-Third Ave SCORLUNINERSH LY