The Seattle Star Newspaper, May 10, 1920, Page 3

THE SEATTLE STAR—MONDAY, MAY 10, 1920. Satisfactory Terms Always THE ROTE-RANKINCO. i paleeviaae Hit by Autos 337 This Year Isaac Caston, 14, 120) at. had bis left leg by sustained numerous bruises when an auto driv py Samuel Ja coba, 614 9th . struck Him Sunday, near ave. and Yeu ler way, J took the lad to Providence hospital Now—the perfect 81 Counell oh be ounty y picturp—the superb Dulldinge-Auxitierice of wititis Cecil de Mille units ho ting, to discuss love ‘story— Bropoted statue memorial for joattic park in honor of militia men who fell during world war TUESDAY * cafetoria—D. W. Hen ea aliens wit \| Pedestrians ‘Wi0o En Nite Hit by Autos : This Year William Clark, 60, 2321 42nd ave. 8. W., suffered bruises and a broken log when hit by an auto driven by John Nordstrun Alice Sten ; . clinte, Mrs. || F. D. No. 6, near Washelit presiding tery, Clark was taken to BIRTHS egegpe: W. J, 1912 Fourth W.|| Pedestrians | bs / \ - a oe Hit by Autos 330 | = fhe This Year ; fi Struck by an auto driven by Mra. H. 8 DePuy, 9035 46th a 8. Sunday, Harry Bell, 18, 4 i S., suffered sligh: n of the brain tn addition and bruises, Mra, DePuy afd another youth at cross the street in of her machine, She rushed the Injured tad to the Swedish OTTO F. KEGEL, President .PIKE ST. anv FIFTH AVE, Nachtway, lston, doy déth ave. girl The aceident occurred at Rainier boulevard and Ed munds st. “WHY CHANGE YOUR WIFE?” a ay st. eet MARRIAGE LICENSES | 2 “IT'S UP TOME TO :| STATE THE FACTS,” | ASSERTS ROBERTS Name and Residence. SUNNY DAYS SUGGEST | McClellan, Benjamin W., Seattle to Splendid Health by | Rucker, Doris KB. Seattle 22) Taking Tanilac | Sharp, Harold Summerland. | | BC. Lega!) ——- | asa em Shr ge ‘age! “Por the first time in atx years | on, of G., Seattle | | | the Ow! Drug Store recently | “I suffered from chronic billous ma H., Seattle ty know what it is to enjoy good he: {} Nese most all the time for the baat | a P Seuedoans variek a het | HE introduction of just a few appropriate. pieces may Fiber Fyrniture in Frosted Brown, Baronial Brown and Upper balcony rile : 18} some times 1 would hardly touch «|f} completely transform the. living room, and the porch Old Ivory finishes is especially featured and properly enters Loge seats .... c bi . 31 | bite, and other times I would ¢ (All prices Include tax) —with— 1 og Meighan Mather Mary, Seattle || Both He and Wife Restored Bebe Daniels Gloria Swanson Performances Daily at 11, 1, 3, 5, 7 and 9 ree E.. Seattle .......20 8nd since it was Taniac that go L., Beattie 7 18 af my troubles and put me into Prank A. Seattle ..22 auch fine shape, I think it is up to 31) me to state the facts for the benefit of others,” said Fred Roberts, of | 1624 Georgia St, Bast Vancouver, at Lower floor Balcony . Children . Loge seats AFTER ¢ PF. ™. Mann, Bugene J. Loma! et aia at anything t had te'mater|f| nd lawn can be made to yield a greater measure of com- into the permanent furnishings of any home. Strand Orchestra lartnse, Dante® Oscece for it afterwards Very soon after/I) fort, especially through the summer months, when correct + Hartwig, Hertha A. Seattle $|finishing @ meal I w get sick , ” i 4 The graceful lines, the generous proportions and artistic esa tS hy roll | DEATHS Poe gale oar Dirgptoipreeligg scdbd | furniture is properly employed. A a ae Gi thse hpi caisate ait t whit ts ce” ani e Swan t ould |i : P ‘ e eces create an environmen which sugges | Westman, John..60, 1703 46th NW | beat like a trip hammer, and I would For the benefit of those who pride themselves in the iy P uel dd, WoW. 64, 1037 11h N. | latmost choke for breath. 1 would || y , a ; e pi comfort and refinement. , Rdwin' J. 84, Providence hos bave violent headaches that left me beauty and comfort of their homes, “The Grote-Rankin Co. : as weak and lifeless. 1 suffered with |} : : . Korva. Annie, 26,1693 Terry ave. |awful pains in the back, #o that it has assembled the more desirable types of summer furniture. The prices are unusually moderate. was agony to stoop over, and after|f) Webster. Richardson, C, 49, 9665 Rainier | sitting down for a while, my back . | ave. set a stiff that I could hardly get . : . ae es ta 2 SN I also had rheumatism Limber Up Quickly Under Sonth- by my arsed leg which gave me a lot ing, Pi dred Ye ol of FALLS IN GORGE {' trouble especially if I stayed long ‘ Hamlin’s Wizard Of }in one position, and which kept me In cases of rheumatism and lame awake so much at night that I was|f) ° back penetrates | tired ‘ost of the time, . | 3 out fi Boa and Fong BUT IS RESCUED “T've only taken. four bottles of r r , aching joints and muscles. |Tanine eo far, but already I have | gotten wonderful results from it. I Wizard Off is an absolutely relia- | 4 bie, antiseptic application for cuta,| Portland Man “Plunges 60| fare ©, eed appetite Uh the time, burns, bites, and stings. Sprains and can eat anything I fancy, and never |{} Sree me| reenemir n ante ee Exercise an Important Influénce in the Home. es not satisfied return the bottle andj ner is alive today, notwithstanding | "tFonger and have gained Nec gpewre4 | get your money back |his plunge over a precipice and a) in weight. ae not bot eres e Ever constipated or have sick head-|fatl of 50 feet Into Oneonta gorse, | Pains In the back any mowo an ache? Just try Wizard Liver Whips,|on the Columbia highway, east of | pleasant little pink pills, 30 cents.| Portland, Sunday. Guaranteed. Wonner, with @ party of friends, rheumatiam has entirely disappeared. | feeling fine. My wife also has been taking Tanlac with wonderful re I now sleep well at night and get up | . > 3 eae CORO 2 “a no, “te snn6t, an6 whe seins me Se sapeosing jf OME influence, however, can Whittall’s, Karagheusian’s, Karagheusian’s Shah Abbas, yorme low. te lost his ing | | ; x 7 . . . a 7 ge james Daee into the chase Pe ppeve gotten fioee 9 only be at im best w ne ” Bigelow’s, Sloane’s and Bigelow’s Kabistan and Sloane’s The Fuzzy Wuzzy Rug Co: | ee 0 a ae wen | Drug Stores under the personal di-| | oor coverings are harmoniously at- ’ * ¥ BRD og hoe Je He lost conscloumnean, however, ‘ection af A special Taninc reprewen- i]! tractive in every room and this can be Devion’s Royal Wiltons Sedan, All Worsted Rugs of = og reclgiae Pl gre after iron fh wil | accomplished by the application of 221% by 86 ati....s.cseeeeeues rae $12 Fine’ Texture a a. SS — taste and good judgment in St be hiath i kus ae ee $18 " me a . PUGS N's $16.50 to $18 ~ MeCULLOUGH, ex-service selecting Tugs. 26 by 68 at . $28.25 36 by 68 at........ ... $23 to $28 min eB catagrer aches oct an “The Grote-Rankin Co.” shows very 4 ie , SRE -S5, ant Oa 4-6 by 7-6 at. . $52.50 to $60 Fecal ss enstad Yank © Gonked. unusual assortments in the various ESC las ARG aay, oh ee 6 by 9 at. g..e.e sess eee ee $98 to $110 resigned. grades of dependable Rugs from which 6 by 9 at... .eeeceeeee ees $108 and $119 8-3 by 10-6 at $150 to $170 ~ selections can be made with ease and 8-8 by 10-6 at........-... $159 and $175 9 by 9 at...... Vi tices ev ovitappesaee $145 | satisfaction. Present stocks include: DOM St.) es ssacccscas $175 and $195 9 by 12 ati. sedis Ee: $160 to $180 Statement of Condition | Karagheusian’s : i scsi Bigelow’ 8, “Guardian Trust & Savings Bank |} yaiir"s: ‘mae uardian irus av ing S ANK |! whittal’s Teprac, ig hstwn's and May 4th, 1920 | Sloane’s Balbeck Axminster ——- a er | | Wool Wilton Rugs 221% by 36 at......84.50 We 27 by 4 abs... ae RESOURCES LIABILITIES if] 2214 by 36 at...... e600 tah) | eS. ee ee cas $5.75 to $8.75 i i |]| 27 by 54 at....89 to $14 a by 72 ah. S20 © fae Loans and Discounts $. 677,862.32 Capital... ........$ 100,000.00 |)]) ry 54 at... 4-6 by 7-6 at Bonds and Warrants . . 180,257.34 : ]\]| 86 by 63 at..$16.50 to = Pet) | A ff Re - Furniture and Fix- Surplus and Undivid- Brie halk bacd-ese see. $19.75 g by ; at Pirie: d Profits....... 17,309.62 Jif} 4-6 by 7-6 at..... $417.00 ms Mae ete? IES : 3,474.82 e : , re Ls ke me -50 to $80 Safe Deposit Bauto. m jf} GS by 9 at... .§ and is 3 by e i: ment ...... Y 3,878.47 Bills Payable ..... + 87,500.00 iT! 3.8 by 10-6 at......-.00- 12 by 15iati ses... cam 3S State Guaranty Fund 3,408.90 A / ' kg ee: $107 tf $115 as ‘ Other Resources ... 16,003.40 Dividends Unpaid .. —— I] 9 by 12 at.. 145 to $125 Firth’s, Bigelow’s Cash and Exchange. 156,837.65 Deposits.......... 836,880.28 [| and Smith’s —_——-_———. Seamless Tapestry $1,041,722.90 $1,041,722.90 ||| Whittall’s, Brussels Rugs ‘ ’ M6 by.@ at. Oeics saan DEPOSITS MAY 4, 1920.............. Snes eits apINe $836,880.28 |||) Bigelow’s and if $21.50 io 829.50 | ’ DEPOSITS FEB. 28, 1920 (Last Call) . ee 730,392.38 |} Sloane’s 4 $ hy ne oT 4 GAIN (In 66 Days) .............-005- vs sesee ses. 106,487.90 |||) Body Brussels Rugs 9 by 15 at... 7.50 11-3 by 12 at. 7.50 in Small Neat Hodge’s Fiber oa Wool HENRY PICKARD, President | | Designs and Fiber Rugs, suitable HOMER W. BUNKER, Vice Pres. and Cashier LEOPOLD M. STERN, Vice President |f} * bungalow sun parlors ARTHUR ©. KAHLKE, Assistant Cashier | “if fs bk obboege geo oe nents a 9 by 1b fot DY B at. cccvccccees The 9 by 12 room FIRST AND COLUMBIA 8-8 by 10-6 at. 871 to $78 aie ts Paived from 9 by 12 at... .$75 to $89 $32.50.