The Seattle Star Newspaper, October 11, 1920, Page 5

Beds Left Over From Bedroom Sets 1 Walnut 44 Bed, $70.00, 1 Walnut 4 now .... +++. 875.00 1 Mahogany 46 Bed, $55.00, HUH SERVICE Closing Out Sale of Dressers, Chiffoniers, Dressing Tables, Vanity Dressers THE SEATTLE STAR ——— THERE’S NO BASE LIKE HOME| BY H. C, WITWER The Rhodes Co. aus renee = z — Copyright, 1920, by Doubleday, Page & Company | 8 ¢ ’ Hair Bow Ribbon Women’s Fleeced (Continued Frum Our Last Issue) | ‘They's nothin’ lke showin’ Your| take over th Hurope and T would be Pe J a Well, Joo, it was now my time to! wife who's who and be done with tt,| a simp to start one in my own home Spec either be ; wan or A mouse with my| hey? I guess I'm a sucker tp lve] after what happened to the kaiser, Tuesday A Yard 45¢ Cotton Union Suits charmin' wife runnin’ amucks on mo) this here yexe which poses as a land-| which had much more room to work Uke this, like I was merely one of} lord by day, $250 a month for ote in. Jenies wanted to buy this here Main Floor Upper Main Floor the hired help instead of the lord| space for my little family, but at] steal on Buckin'hum Palace we are ' J 3 and master of the domains of my|loast I got the satisfaction of not] livin’ in now and I swore that no R Tuesday’s selling the Ribbon SPLENDID prea sien bere flat, I got up and stood between| givin’ in to my wife and have not| matter what come to the pass I * Inion Suit is softly fleeced, makin fe cane phone and drawed| been humiliated or the like, hey,| wouldst not leave the city. The re Section has taken from the regu- re Union 4 A Se The zs | myself up coldly, featurin’ more dig- | Joo? sult in that the next day we took lar stock 150 yards of 51-inch Hair em warm and comtlo) ne, 'y are nity than they is in the U. 8. mu Yours truty, this place up Hudson's river, which preme court when they got @ impor. ED, HARMON (Retgnin’ Monarch| [ have named Harmony Hall in hon- | tant off case before ‘em, of his Own Home, at the least) or of Gen. Pershing, as the Gen's Bow Ribbons which sold formerly at finished with plain band and ribbon 75¢ a yard. This assortment is dis- run beaded tops and are displayed in cS Q mon 1 | name ts too long to yer the main “ i neve: sae ae te cohen coer nen ait Harmony Hall, alongaide of Hudson's! entrances + aaa played in Plain Pink, Light Blue, high op yr dB a Dutch ber, el- Jeanne even when at the height of| ee * Y. ee scietree tote, ‘ Rose, Copenhagen Blue and Navy pa cant ri ow neck, no-sleeve, raga. “One moment. This here has| Mon Ami Joo: nD. IN (Feudal Lord of ‘ ankle length styles in fone far enough! You seem to have| Undoubtlessly you win be fied| Harmony Hal), with two-tone stripes of Pink, Blue y forgot that I am your husband. Inj with surprise end: ota. when, 708 WF fea | and Navy. Special Tuesday, a Sizes 4, 5 and 6, at...» . 82,00 France a husband may be nothin’,| lamp the address T have pu' n APTER VI | but on Riverside’s drive a husband! top of this letter and you will ne Prune Julee FWArd cocccccccces cower cess 45 Sizes 7, 8 and 9, at.............$2.25 jis practically @ East Indian Rajah| doubt prob'ly wonder is Harmony SEVENTH INNING in his home and the most merely| Haf a Jail, a hompital, a theatre or Out in Lovely California, | flicker of his eyelash in law! I can't) even maybe @ lunatical asylum, hey?) Cartastma Joe: (Whatever that in) Smart | afford no country’s home and that! Well, Joe, I will ease the strain on| Well, Joo, here I am prowlin’ Tuesda winds it—set me? Iam goin’ down| your head by tellin’ you that Har-|@round in no leas than tho state y | now and tell our genially landlord I) mony Hall is none of them things,| Which kept manys the movie actor) Specials NEW FALL SUITS will pay the raise he aska, We're! but instead is the name of my coun-| Out of the Poor house and likewise gonna live right here until I think| try’s estate on the beautifully Hud-| kept Charles BE. Hughes out of the Wo oughta mova I'm bors here and | son, opposite the prominently known | White House, By the Iatter, Joe, 1 S ecial Tuesda I got no intention of abdicatin’ in| Palisades and the like, Joe, it fs a) &™ speakin’ of the fact that Califor: | IN THE P' y | your favor for some time to come.| wonderfully country upehere and re-| "!& was the final state to ratify Wil- nF For the noxt year, at the least, your| minds me a great deal of some of | "9D at the lant election we had to Domestic address will be exactly the same as| the places we passed thru in France,| **® Who would be the victim of the it is now—and there's that! except that it ain’t rainin’, pranks of congress for @ period of Leavin’ her standin’ there dum- No doubt you are wonderin’ how | four years, founded to within one-half inch of/ tt come to the pass that Lam Iivin'| But leavin’ politics te the one side, her life, Joe, I grabbed hold of my| in the country, when me and New| Joe, this is a wonderful country out hat and paced from the room amidst| York life meant so much to each| here tho me and Jeanne is only & stlence which would make a gnat's| other for years, Well, Joe, it's very| gonna be here for a brief stay, or footstep sound like a TNT party. | simply. I had all the war I could) in other words just long enough to} At $25.00 Second Fleer ON Tuesday the Gar- ment Section will fea- Section TURKISH TOWELS. size 18x35 and full bleached. day, etch ans SOC derful values day.” of and boys. 14 years. KNITWEAR “Tf mothers only knew the won- these splendid Overcoats ere wouldn’t be one left after the first That’s the candid opinion of our merchandise man because he believes that Seattle mothers know REAL VALUES when they see them. . \ get thru, I'm checked to Los An- Q —— “Umph!™ he says, chewin’ away on % his cigar; “great country that—great : country! Ever been out there be- MONDAY, TUESDAY 85 WEDNESDAY at $ l 4= 6 6 Cups and Saucers 6 5-inch Plates * 1 10-inch Platter Sizes for Boys From 242 to 18 Years 1 Pek Di ie And in this one range alone we can show you as many Overcoats as you would find all told in many other large stores. Every possible style and fabric, and none but really high-grade, dependable Woolens ~~ Heather Mix- tures, Blue and Brown Ch included are some warm, soft Reefers with red flannel lining for younger Sizes for boys of 214 to 18 years, but the greatest range is in sizes up to OTHER MONEY SAVERS FOR THE BOY Soft, warm Union Suits for ages 4 to 18, Actually thousands to choose from in every priced $1.50, $2.00 and $2.50. style and size, and all at money saving prices. SLEEPERS, SWEATERS, HATS AND CAPS, LITTLE BOYS’ SUITS, BELTS AND SUSPENDERS, COLLARS, TIES, BATH ROBES, COLLAR AND CUFF BUTTONS, HOSE —— = make a few heart renderin’ scenes) for our first movin’ picture, the title of which In called “Heavens Above!” Well, I will certainly be glad when areyoplanes gets to be more reason- ably in price and I will be one of the first to buy, #o’s that when I got another one of them long dis- tance trips to make toot sweet I will not bave to go by way of no| railroad and there's that! We equan- dered away the best part of a week gettin’ out here, Joe, and I had no idem America was so large, on ac count of the National league endin’ at St. Looey. But at that they ts nothin’ Itke travel to improve the mind snd, strengthen the education. Well, Joe, | by the second day of the voyage I) have talked over every subject in| the world with Jeanne and we agreed on nothin’ and I have read the time table over till at the drop of the hats | I could rise up and sing it, not that | nobody asked me to. Well, Jeanne looks me over for awhile and says why don't I go out in the smoker with the men where | no doubt I would be more at home and the eta I have never denied | Jeanne nothin’, Joe, since we have been @ man and wife and if she de-| rsh Boyce ng of scenery Uke she plainly hinted, they was nothin’ left hysterically laugh! for me to do but see that ahe got the sro bee Saeed did this Deby iadd off ier ; same, hey other pests tmmediatety HARR ‘AHL’S” was named @ guy which has Fourth charge of christenin’ all the apart. - ven sue. ty ment houses, hotels, ocean's liners | Picture edict. ein 4 ie wien and collars, it bein’ called the “Ordo-| “Well, well, well™ exclatms this! stories I shuts bim bag polis” or words to that effect and| uy, sittin’ back an@ gazin’ at mej of the hand. they was four guys sittin’ there quiet| With open admiration, “I thought) Two : and gloomy, havin’ evidently led | you had a kinda familiar look. You're Boob number three ts next. | themaelves sick. not Douglas Fairbanks by any} (Centinued in Our Next Issued Jos, these four bables which has| chance, are yout” | no doubt run a dead heat for the| Joa that was about af I could chatter championship of the world,| taka I figured in another minute looks up at me kinda hopeful when| this guy would ask me if I had any I darken the threshold with my pres-; letters on me I could let lilm read to ence, because here was some new! wile awny the time! material to work on and the guy I, “No,” I saya, “I ain't Douglas Fatr- sit next to {s determined he ain't! banks—I'm Mary Pickford. I check- gonna be left flat-footed at the post.| ed my curls in the baggage car no} “Goin’ far?” he says, with the un-| more than I got on the train” mistakably train Mar’s glitter in his | eyea. “Well,” I says, “I guess Peary’s mark will still be standin’ when I ture a group of 75 new Autumn Suits of an ex- ceptional value, some of which are a special pur- chase just received and others taken from our regular stocks. They are attractively designed of BATH TOWFIS tn fancy plaids, <A splendid towel. Size 18x35, Formerly 75c. oe ss BOe TABLE CLOTHS — Mercer fzed lunch or breakfast clotha, Size 64x60, with hemmed edges. Se $2.25 COTTON FOULARD— 3i4nch Cotton Foularda tn neat figures and light and dark colora, Formerly Téc egy .50c GINGHAMS—271nch Dress Ginghams in Plaids, Checks and plain colors of Pink, Blue, Brown and Green. Formerly 3c. Tues- ay, © YAPd cesses. 29c ew” Wool Velour in Malay and Zanzibar Browns and Silver- tone in Ming Blue, Navy Blue silver, The style assortment includes the favored short flare and straight belted models in Sizes 16 to 42 we are offering in Dasheen flour from Hawall ts be ing used for bread and pastry by| Chicago hotel chefs. A WONDERFUL VALUE ‘ 49-Piece Dinner Set Special at $10.49: Special for Tuesday—a 49-piece set of that popular K. T. and K. Dinnerware, in a beautiful floral decorae tion. Set consists of the following pieces: ie fore?” “Nope? I saya, “But I ain't wor | N RELIEF ryin’ about that part of tt. I'll take| Men and women suffering from a chance that the engineer will find | backache, rheumatic pains, stiff and the burg all right, He ain't missed | swollen joints, lameness and sore @ town #o far.” ness, will be glad to read how one “Ha, ha!” he says. “That's good™ | woman found relief from kidney and He looks me up and down with the| bladder trouble Mm. G. Hyde, greatest of care, Joe, and the other | Homestead, Mich. writes: “I have three guys does likewise, been troubled with weak kndneys; “Travelin man?” says the first/and several times in the last ten guy, whilst the three-man jury leans! years I had that terrible backache forward to hear my confession. and tired-out feeling, scarcely able to “As @ matter of fact, I'm a actor,"|do my work. Foley Kidney Pills I says, with a cheerfully grin, made me feel like a new person.” | He gimme another careful inepec | Sold everywhere. Special at $10.49 This Week We Are Going to Feature “Griswold’s” Cast Iron Cooking Utensils—A Big Special Each Da: $2.75 Waffle lron—Special at $1. ‘WAFFLE IRON? eviots, and many attractive fancy mixtures. And , | Night? | It’s been a busy and fretful day. Brain fagged, nerves frayed and body exhausted—conscious that tomorrow is fraught with new trials and tribulations, he realizes the imperative need of a refreshing | night's rest. Yet, he hesitates and dreads to go to bed lest he roll and toss throughout the night. | Do you experience the horrors of nightmare and insomnia! | Are you troubled with wakeful, restless nights? Do you get up in the morning feeling more tired than when went to vase your rest ie sodisturbed and broken! Then, try BOYS’ SUITS Waffles from a Griswold Waffle Iron—rich, crisp 9 | and brown, with maple syrip—are delicious and easy y to make. No. 8 size, special at $1.69. The Great General Tonic The hour of bed-time will soon lose its terrors and | begin to week your conch with pleasurable anticipation of | night free from disturbances, ““LYKO" will bless you with | ‘and peaceful slumber and bring you down to the | e e e min fea ery | A Big vga | of Andirons | re WILE Grates and Fire Screens appe- rye! v of i tothe nervous evatern. Tt tee I | Make the Fireplace More Attractive alana btlae'ee te DO ie In our large assortment of Fireplace Fixtures. are sure to find just what you want. This year | selection is especially good. Vt ndrehabilitates generally at we eak, irritable end worn > | git "Ask your deuegist for @ - } : i y and get — Sleepless nighta ; a = THE STORE FOR USEFUL ARTICLES | Sole Movefacterora LYKO MEDICINE CO. : ac CLOTHES “Ft iMENKND BOYS a, sao ae in Stock at the ||” Seeeiaeete Secs GREEN BLDG _ FOURTH"? PIKE gloria he Braye Bee fae MB sake mpany