The Seattle Star Newspaper, March 10, 1921, Page 5

THURSDAY MARCH 10, 1921. SMINNNNKSLS E RV 1C E ONE GRUNBAUM BROS. FURNITURE CO. House of Service WEEK-END SPECIAL —TWO CUT LINOLEUM— D-QUALITY PRINT Values Up to $1.50 and $1.75 Per Yard ial 89c S Y aces Lari a Only maven 4 Two More Days—Sale of Ivory Reed Chairs and Rockers | All Greatly Reduced - On Sale Balance of Week gw LEATHER ROCKERS ge LIBRARY TABLES gw- PERIOD BUFFETS pe IVORY DRESSERS All at Greatly Reduced Prices LIBERAL CREDIT EXTENDED i IOC ramme 28 eee RAE RC om Coe SEATTLE STAR THE ALL IS NOT GLOOM THAT GLOOMETH SOME HEADACHE, BELIEVE ME | | | een WHERE PIKE MEETS FIFTH a] as APPL Red Eyes Lavoptik hydrastis, ete, as pre Seattle people. One young lady weak, red eyes was greatly ‘and camphor soothe and re- inflammation; the hydrastis properties. We guarantee Lavoptik to help ANY Ht HE i _—Advertisement. | The quick action of simple witch | in three days. The witch | dered delatone and water, LITTLE ROCK, Ark.—Judge John W. Wade to be impeached because of remarks about alleged immorality of state legtslators. TOS ANGELES.— Two persons hurt when auto and airplane collide Needed at Dances and the Sea Shore (Aids to Beauty) Here is a home treatment for re. moving hairs that is quick, painless and inexpensive: With some pow make enough paste to thickly cover the ob jectionable hairs, apply and after ingredients have tonic and | two or three minutes rub off, wash the akin, and it will be left soft. clear | and hairless, This treatment wil! not | strained or inflamed| mar the skin, but to avoid disap um eye cup FREE. | pointment, be careful to get real del- | Ce. and all leading drug: | aton, Mix fresh as wanted. —Adver-| tisement. z 4 Sixteen” is the last word Woman Prosecutor Wins a Conviction ‘Thomas Fullam and Virgil Adams, accused of receiving stolen jewelry | valued at $22, were convicted by a jJury in Judge A. 4 | Wednesday night. Miss Cordelia M. Auto Hits Truck; Thiel, deputy prosecuting attorney, represented the state. W. Frater’s court |SPRING BECKONS —and in the world of dress of youth- ful influence, the word of “Sweet WEATHER MAN SAYS RAIN a COLDER. YOUTH HELD AS THUG SUSPECT Bobby Believed to Have Attempted, Robbery of Women HOCKEY PLAYER | ~ HURT IN CRASH Rowe Gashed Robby Rowe, popular defense man Suspected of attempting to rob two on the Seattle Hockey club, was at-/ Women at Boren ave. and Pike st. tended at city hospital Thursday,| Wednesday night, Cari Enderiein, 17, after an auto he was driving crashed | was held in city jail Thursday. Mrs. with a Seattle Baking Co, truck at|/ Francois Stomberg, 12th ave Firat ave. and Seneca nt. | W.. and Miss Lygia Hambletor, 403 Rowe recgived a deep gash on the | Ninth ave., the victims, are alleged to head, slighhy worse than the uwual have identified Enderiein clip frome« hockey stick “1 needed $1.80 to get to a job.” Rowe, who lives at 303 Windsor! Enderiein is alleged have said to Apartmonts, maid he did not see the when booked. other machine, driven by John Ad Armed with chunks of coal, G man, 927 25th ave. S. Rowe was Shegio, restaurant proprietor at 1422 booked on a reckless driving charge | First ave.. drove two robbers out of and released on ball. His case was| his restaurant Wednesday night. The to be called in police court Thureday.!men were attempting to open the The Rhodes Co. 9 to 10 SWEATERS — The | Sweater Section has tak | en from regular stock | and reduced tor a quick | cleansp 79 sweaters; 67 in sizes for women from 26 to 46, and 12 in chik dren's sizes from 30 to 26, These wold formerly at $14.50, $10.00, $9.50, $8.95 and $8.50. ‘The as sortmermt includes sever a) colors, but not each color in every siza Vor wevsice.-.. 91.95 choles. . HOUSE DRESSES — 50 percale house dresses in stripes and checks. These are in sizes 26 and 38 only. Formerly $3.85, For Rs 95c hour... OUTING FLANNEL —600 yarda of 36-inch white outing flannel Formerly 36a For this hour— STORE HOURS.9 TO.530 Friday Hour Sales No mail, telephone or C. O. D. orders taken on Friday Hour Sale merchandise, and the right to limit quantitics is re- served, 10 toll WOMEN’S PETTI COATS 100 petticoats of cotton taffeta heatherbloom ot tan, gray and in rone, plain coral, purple, green, navy and Copenhag biue; also in patterns, Former) and $4.95; then red to $3.50, For this hour wn”... $2.25 Formerly shades D pairs. be. For this hour—a pair... 30c MUSLIN —400 yards of 36-inch cambric mus iin, Formerly 25c. For 11 to 12 7 S’ VESTS AND PANTS—120 mixed woot garments in gray and white, Sizes 4 and 6 years only. Yormerly $1.00, For this hour— a garment MEN’S PAJAMAS — outing flannel pajam slightly soiled from display, and which sold formerly $4.00 and « Sizes 15 to 19. hour— choice. ..... GINGHAMS—1000 yards of good quality, 2i4nch ginghams. For- merly 25c. For this hour For this PAGE 5 1to2 MEN'S SHIRTS — #9 shirts, slightly solled and mussed, are grouped i from regular stock for . cleanup sale The amortment includes sizes 14 to 18, excepting size 16, but not each size in every pattern. For this hour— 85c | BEAUTY SILKS — A 36-inch «ilk and cotton fabric ured for lingerie, Unings and drapes; 1,500 yards in 20 plain colors. Formerty 7c For this a quick Cidhcesrsterese bour— 28c ssrse.. 19c 15c 50c | | | | & VOI, snoreees | New Spring Dresses at $19.50 N THIS display will be found spring dresses of silk taffeta, crepe, Poiret twill and tricotine, featuring the full gathered skirt, the modified circular and over-tunic with ruffles. These dresses are finished with embroidery, | fancy braid and ribbon and will be found in sizes 16 to 42, 2 to 3 3 to 4 4to5 WOMEN'S HOSE.200 pairs of odds and end is ‘ or Ate of sizes; also a few children’s black cotton stock- * sham, Irish point, 300 yards in fancy fig- scrim and marquisette cur- ures for drapes and com- ings. For thig hour— SMM RA 2 19c fort covers. Formerly @ pair ee eer BED SPREADS—25 satin finished bed spreads 30c. For this 22c Il! of medium weight with scalloped edges and cut SOMO ist to wt | corners, Size 76x90, In ansorted patterns, For nN EN’S } } merly $650; then reduced to $540. @aQ OES $ Sta hee SUITS—285 Cotton For this hour—each . curtains... .$1. Uniow Snttl in * broken ken ine of styles an CHEMISES AND GOWNS—65 stightly mumea 95-75 - 5 | envelope chemines and slip-on gowns. 95 $6.60 ahi! ae j]| Formeriy $1.95. For this hour—chotee. . C 87.00 50c PACIFIC PACKAGES—17 infants’ dresses of $850 oe white mercerized mull with sufficient floss for Negligees 20 long cotton kimones embroidery, Formerly $3.25, $3.00, $1 75 $2.75 and $2.50. For this hour—each . and bregkfast coate. | WOMEN'S HANDKERCHIEFS — 150 white Formerly $4.95. For this | lawn handkerchiefs with colored em 10c hour— $2 50 _ ° broidered corners. For this hour-—each yard. a yard... tains In one and two-pair lots, Reduced for this hour as follows: curtains. curtains. curtains. light blue and gre merly 20c to 40c. hour— @ bolt. ........... For this .10c | The accident occurred at 6 a m. cash register, when Shegio ran at ——— them, holding a huge black diamond | MAJOR MALOOLM DOUGLAS, |in his hand. The robbers fled. | prosecuting attorney, was scheduled Two youths, armed with anto ‘to addreas the Young Men's Nepub-| matics, robbed D. EL Griffin, 938 W. | Bean club Thursday at Wolfs cafe | 58th «et. of $38.50 on W. 68th st, be- teria. tween Ninth ave. N. W. and Tenth — ave. N. W. Wednewiay night. A lone bandit robbed H. P. Schiow ner, clerk of the Standard Oi) #tation | at Occidental ave. and King st, of | $20 Wednenday night Fears Booze Fatal “Diamond Dye” Uses Roosevelt Idea to Save His Liquor How the Rooseveltian theory of large families might be used as an CHINA ARE FEW "anim css snr. = Only 5,766 Live There,|Tancz™oitet im Police cours Wet Di jad officers arrested J. J. Chinese Customs Say {yendricks at his home 2009 Yeaior SHANGHAI, China, March 31—- |way, Tuesday night, on orders of Only 5,766 Americans live in China,|Chief W. H. Searing, and seized In the Wonderful Exhibit of 1 DRESSES, WRAPS, COATS and SPORTS APPAREL Old Garments And Draperies fcontains easy directions for dyeing any garment or drapery. Beware! Fach package of “Diamond Dyes” | to His Citizenship “Ill lone out on my citizenship papers because of this,” lamented Martin Moen, member of the fishing boat Volunteer’s crew in federal court Wednesday afternoon. Moen had just pleaded guilty to porsexsion of three quarts of whisky. Judge Neterer fined him $200, says the report of the Chinese mari- time customs. | Americans rank fourth In number among China's foreign residents. Japan leads with 159,960. Russians number $9,919, English 7,953. China's population, estimated at| 450,000,000, includes only 244,617) foreigners. | Foreigners have 6,986 corporations | |quarts were for another member of four bottles of booze “It was for personal use,” Hend- ricks pleaded. “The law allows a man to have two quarts for himself in his own home. The other two the family.” Before Hendricks could explain how many bottles he rated, Judge Poor dye streaks, spots, fades and) When the Volunteer was boarded now 0 sion of wearer’s personality and of this store’s quality ideal —and the power of es, Beits of first Jersey Goth; all sizes; $16. tbacnae tin ons ci aE CAS Party and evening Gresses all sizes; $16. Wraps; all sizes; | @very new one reveals some novel and charming phase Seurcefulness for the delight of smart dressers. Mindful of the attraction of the outdoor season ahead town to country or from country to town, these Modes are suitable always for either. Without being extr Nal note fitting every occasion. fentne $n Francisco 1021 Second Avenue, Rialto here it is not to be won- dered at that a “Sweet Sixteen” frock is considered an expres- judgment of the 4 Fpring coats and In the augmentations constantly arriving from our New York headquarters, All Time is “Sweet Sixteen” Time $16—New Arrivals in Party and Evening Dresses—$16 | ruins material by giving it a “dyed. look.” Buy “Diamond Dyes” only. 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Covington, Ky. ‘ents to pay postage, ax, for a free trial ¢ ef Brownatone—Advertiaes Block near Jefferson point Wednesday morning federal prohibition officers found the liquer in Moen's suitcase. He absolved the captain and the rest of the crew from all blame. | Appeal for Food for Jobless Made Appeals for food donations that [the city’s hungry men and women may be fed were sent out today by | M. G. Johansen of the Millionaires’ |club, 98 Main st. and by Mrw, Cath John B. Gordon fined him $50. in China. Only 234 are American business firms, but they are managed by lve wires who are lining up big Chinese trade for Uncle Sam. Stop Guessing Try Pyramid Alaska ‘Acreage Doubles in 10 Years Farm acreage in Alaska has in creased 100 per cent in the last 10 | years, according to a recent report | compiled by the department of agri- culture, Total acreage January 1, 1910, was 42,544 acres. 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