The Seattle Star Newspaper, May 26, 1920, Page 5

American Legion | Post Drives for || . "oung Couples About to Be CIRCUS TO HAVE | member of the Amerian Le gion? Here Is a Message Which Should a Starts From Fourth and Le- | nr nora at 10:30 ‘Trio te Interest You being sou! @) Jungleland is coming to Seattle || fox n Legion posts of ’ " ; fey ere ' the are. participating Choosing the right furniture is probably the most | Fifty-two carloads of wild and |! in nal drive for new @ domestic animals, with the Al G important task now before you, Whether you ex- Rarnes’ big four-ring wild animal pect to spend a thousand dollars for your furniture circus, will be in town at daybrenk . . for three days, at 4th ave. and Len or a hundred—whether you furnish one room or six ® . —we have the things you want. the slogan that in this week Ein active norvice r J, Noble post, with an membership of 3,000 ex working. actively to reach the 6,000 mark. The Noble post ix already one of the largest in the country If every member of the legion ould bring In his die, the ican Legion w reach proper quota,” Clark, head of the legionaires’ drive, de. clared today y in the form « wolves, hyen: zebras and from the way will perform like human beings in big steel cages There will be a street parade leav Furniture that will make the price you pay go the farthest—a selection to choose from that will be large enough to find just what you want—a Bircpetca gh deothepibthnay-eigetage rr house to deal with that has established a reputa- iO} Dears to the vis ener pe rity fn tion for honest dealing and genuine helpfulness. 1 Pp. m. Big show per start at 2 and & p.m, all itors one hour to visit the r gerie, | [B] | tiston to a 40-piece marine band and met acquainted with the animal act-| . ja Ue We have assisted hundreds of young people in starting happy homes. We want to help you, too. We will gladly deliver any furniture you select now, and arrange liberal credit terms to suit you. ore Parade line of march: Starting at 4th and Lenora, south on 4th ave. | | e ae i laee iis LB) to Pike st. wot on Pike to Ist ave CREDIT COSTS YOU NO MORE to Washington, to 2nd ave. north pt 9x9" White, 0 to $20, 2nd to Pike #t., east on Pike to 4th,| ug Nay t-ounce Khaki 9x? Formeriy WoodhouseGranbaum Furniture Ce, Ine. G —-B ne S— tum of Central school at £50 Friday = Where Pike Meets Fifth ti jor he pro 3) 0/0}o/ofo[ofolofololo[o[o[o[o[o[o]o]o[ Cae eennn SL LAST or rez “BONNET TT | as @ Ps F you haven't participated in the : wonderful offerings made possible through the failure of the “Bonnet Shop” of Aberdeen, you have an opportunity this week to fare as well as the first day the sale opened. Why? Because | Tents, #20.2 | 16x16 12-ounce Fouse Tents, #35. | Tent Files, 810 and $12, New Americans U8. Army Tarbaulina, x18, 616 sy Will Graduate)" Citizenship diplomas will be hand ed 200 graduates of the citizen clans | of the Seattle public schools at com-| { ® mencement exercises in the auditor | Plejofofajojsfoja sfofojofofofofofo OO} and then the circus grounds Pup Tent, complete with ou30. Navy Ponchos. black rubber, @2.50, U-® Army Ponchhs, 2 S. Knapsacks, 63.50, Bale Conducted by of the nation’s CAMP LEWIS WIRELESS) me, 04 Third Av ash. ttle | wait and as Rap SHOP” A Complete Assortment of Beautifully Trimmed New Summer Models including many Pattern Hats, hag been held in reserve for - The Last 3 Days of the Sale! Up to $12.50 Trimmed Hats $4. - A Wonderful Assortment of Pattern Hats and Copies —Values to $28.50 They include large drooping models of Leg- horn, horsehair, lace, Georgette and horsehair, horsehair and maline—one of the most strik- ing affairs being a large Leghorn with wide double brim of black maline between which myriads of dainty French silk buds cast their shadows. Imported flowers and rich orna- ments serve as trimmings and they represent practically every new summer shade and black and white. Regardless of their former value, they’ve been reduced $1 2.85 Up to $15.50 Trimmed Hats $ 6: 75 Up to $18.50 Trimmed ¢ 4 Hats $9.85 A Bewildering Assortment of the Newest Things in Summer Shapes Shiny hand-blocked lisere, rough braids, cro- conolia, porcupine braids, Milan hemp and nov- elty straws. Everything from the small, close- fitting tailored shape to the large drooping models, and many have facings of contrasting shades of sheer materials. Banded Hats Values to $ 2.35 $7.50 only Children’s Hats | A wonderful assortment of the latest | ‘straws in all shades—some with flower | | Trimmed Hats— —Shapes —Banded Hats —an entirely new assort ment; all others were rimmings, others with streamers and rib- »on bands, others with pretty wreaths and some with the whole crown covered with cleaned out Saturday. Many roses and buds. All on sale at these un- | of these numbers would i likely sell at their regular heard-of prices: prices, but owing to our | policy of “A new stock Up to $2.95 Values............ .. 81.00 every thirty days” they must go, and all we're ask ing for them Is: 50c Anas Trimmings of flowers, feathers, elles, pins in a wonderful $1.95 - Up to $3.50 Values. Up to $5.50 Values. Sat ler iong See $1.95 | - $3.95 | | nov- Values to $5.00 at THE SEATTLE STAR | Wife in Tangle to Get $100 a Month for ai by the | be |were told by Mis | tion. Matiner (ieeeace Married samammms STREET PARADE| “5000 Members| o's it me $100 a month | sued William D'Louts Beslow The man suppased to nlow wan served with wummons | in Ban Fr not h halt t to bel werved bi Ile awor ut her hu Ronald red t to face p ught back Jury charge EXPERIENCES Howe Glass, who ith Y, M A in Meves' cafe ZONE WILKES THEATRE SEEDS WITH A. HISTORY Thowe bert sulted for the Northwest Insure you against failure sold Spraying Materials and Appliances, Poul try and Stock Supplies, «line Tan will prove satisfactory in every way. . and Scotch Madras—An ideal summer cur- taining; 32 shown in plain white and cream and in colored figured design. 65¢ and 75¢ a yard. Special at $29.75 HE fifty-five Top Coats which comprise several’ models remaining from a recent special purchase and others from our regular stock which $45.00, $45.75, $55.00 and $65.00 and offers an unusual opportunity for economy. They are designed of Plain Brown, Miztures, lined with plain Peau de Cygne Silk and finished with leather OLYM?’ The Rhodes Co. ‘|| Summer Drapes for the City or Country Home Upper Main Floor drapes for the bungalow or summer wide variety of patterns satured at 5O¢, S5¢ and 65¢ yard. and 86 inches wide, At 50¢, Cretonnes A Memorial Day Sale of Short Coats Second Floor we have grouped for this sale formerly at $34.75, $39.50, and Blue Coatings and Heather self belts. SIZES 16 TO 44 HEN buying your Summer. Curtainings at this store it will be clear “ Fi Megson Wank Magen ol to you that our displays are unusual in assortment of attractive ia ing found only in domenticated speci patterns and possess the quality which gives service and satisfaction. . a mene and retained by artificial selec : 4 Marquisette and Nets, in dainty printed Cretonnes and Challies—27- and 236- 4 patterns, .are very proper as side inch widths, in light weight Cre- £ tonnes and Challies neat and displayed 35¢, 40¢ and 50¢ a yard. Swisses—A 36-inch drape fabric used frequently tains. Di figures at For Thursday’s selling 400 yards have been taken from our regular stock, of good weight Cre- tonnes, which are in light and dark colored patterns, adapted for porch and canoe pillows. Formerly 65c and 75c. Special, a yard.........50¢ | PAGE 5S provide a very durable drape. These are in attractive patterns at y for ruffled and sash cur- splayed in woven dots and 15¢ and 50¢ a yard. i | Cotton Flags 2x3 feet...... 2%x4 feet. 2x5 feet... 4x6 feet. 5x8 feet....83.00 Size Size Size Size Size Wool Flags 2x3 feet... .$2.50 2x4 fect. $3.25 8x5 feet....$4.00 ff i ‘Size 4x6 fect....85.5@ |] Upper Main Floor Size Size 1A-—-King county $33,364 of school money for May, it Ladies, Attention! HAVE YOU ENJOYED THE TWO HOURS OF KEEN PLEASURE At pool only, with Prof. ing the correct way to swim. the big pool. Swimming Privileges 50c this time our is given over to women Vichers Pool Open to the Public at 2 P. M. Seattle Natatorium Co. Second at Lenora Prencription You Can Have allow to dissolve athe the ¢ ry od i in time. y. You should 1 r up perceptibly her prominent Crystal Pool beautiful in charge, to assist you in learn- and graceful It is always summer time at Thursdays from 12 to2 P. M. For Ladies Only mation, wii quickly f they had cared for their to get} They'll Promote Dental Hygiene Education in care of -teeth is ob- ject of Washington State Dental Hy-/| gienists’ association, formed Tuesday night at 414 Cobb building. Follow ing were elected: Miss Regina She- ban, president; Miss Helen Flint, sec retary; Miss Evelyn Irish, vice presi dent; Miss Nellie Kelly, treasurer, and Miss Irish, Miss Kelly and Miss Justine Schlosser, executive commit tee. Escapes as Woman, Prisoner Recaptured SAN FRANCISCO, May 26.—C, R. ©plliver, who escaped from. Alea- traz military prison by donning female attire, has been captured at Vale, Oregon, according to a re port received here. VAUDEVILLE featured the tary club “100 Per Cent Att meeting in Masonic club Wednesday noon. - UNCALLED-FOR Men’s and Young” ; Men’s Suits SEK OURS BEFORE BUYING CUSTOM TAILORS. 1104 FIRST AVENUB Near Spring Street Heavy Rochester WASH BOILERS: Re $2.49 We offer special for Thurs- day No. 8 or 9 size Rochester Made ot heavy block tin, with copper bottoms. handles Wash Boilers. They have stationary and fit-in covers. Here special you can’t afford to Special, $2.49. is a miss. Clear Crystal Glass Water or Lemonade Jug—Special at 49c Clear Crystal Glass Water or Lemonade Jugs in the popular Colonial design. An unusual value at. 49¢. ‘Wire Screen Black. Galvanized. 9 per foot 24-inch Ile per foot 10¢ per foot 26-inch. f2c per* foot 10c per foot 28-inch 18¢ per foot lle per foot 30-inch 14c per foot 12c per foot 82-inch 15¢ per fot 18c per foot 84-inch 16e per foot 14c per foot 36-inch 17c per foot 15c per foot 40-inch 19¢ per foot 18c per foot 48-inch 22c per foot by the Foot