The Seattle Star Newspaper, April 19, 1921, Page 5

TUESDAY, APRIL 19, 1921. f SAUNAS NNT AIMNSNT SERV ACE TMS AIUTNTTNCSMNTHTITNN l ) Grunbaum Bros. Furniture Co. WHAT'LL You TAKE To Tow The House of Service and Accommodation Golden and Fumed Oak US BACK TO x Dining Room Set Reduced The Rhodes Co. STORE HOURS 9 TO 5:30 Peg Top Playsuits At $1.25 Main Floor AS PICTURED, Peg Top Playsuits are made of an excellent grade of plain blue and striped denim and khaki and are all piped with red on neck and pockets and have the drop seat. The Peg feature adds a dress effect and makes an ideal play suit for the youngsters and will withstand hard usage which children subject them to. Sizes 1 to 8 years. Priced at $1.25. IGHT-PIECE Golden or Fumed Oak Dining Room Set, consisting of 48-inch buffet with large mirror, six leather or wood-seat dining chairs and table with 54-inch top, extends to six feet. SPECIAL $125.00 LIBERAL CREDIT EXTENDED eueen WHERE PIKE MEETS FIFTH There Is No Speed Limit Laughter ith \Child Leaps From | Boat; Is Drowned BELLINGHAM, April 19—At a late hour yesterday the body of Audrey Taylor, 10, who was drowned | near the shore of Lake Whatcom “THE GIRL when she leaped In fright from a|——— IN THE LIMOUSINE” boat her mother was rowing, had not been recovered ‘The child was the daughter of Dr and Mrs. Edward I. Taylor. Her mother capsized the boat trying to Now AT THE save her, but was rescued by Frank W LL KES Jf Muscee, who was rowing a quarter of a mile away when he saw the ‘accident = |Jap Smugglers Get = | m= Mara Sentence of six months tn the| county jail was imposed by Federal | Judge & KB. Cushman & ay on T. Saito and M. Fujiwara, convicted « we in On that vessel seven Japanese SPOKANE.—Trial of Harry Wt lames, $4, charged with murder of Harry Batton, city fireman, post- poned until Friday, because of dearth of jurors, | Arrived! 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The triplane, which will be known as the “giant boat,” has been under | design and construction for more than « year, The wings and “hull” are being made at the naval aircraft factory, Philadelphia. ‘The motor» and nacelles or bodies, are being turned out by the Gallaudet Aircraft corporation at Kast Greenwich, Conn. ‘The propellers are being built in Hal tumore by the American Propeller company. The time of the flight will depend upon when the craft is completed and upon the results of the exhaus Uve testa to which the “giant boat” will be subjected. It is planned to be gin assembling the plane in June or San Diego, Cal, to Honolutu, Ha wallan talands, 2.100 miles. « Honoluly to Wake islands, 1,800 miles. Wake islands to Guam, 1,100 miles. Guam to Manila, P. L, 1,200 miles. ‘This is @ total of 6,200 miles, Whether the plane would continue to the Asian mainland has not yet been determined. The longest singte wan from’ Nova Scotia to the Azores, a distance of 1,100 milen, The “giant boat” will have a wing spread of 167 feet and will have three propellers, each driven by three 400. horsepower motors developing a total of 3,600 horsepower. Each of the ; three nacelles will contain the Gal. laudet gear drive, making possible the connection of three motors with each propeller. Any motor may be disengaged without Interfering with | the operation of the propeller. ‘The motors will be placed in an en closed area, giving the mechanics op- portunity to make any repairs with- out danger or inconvenience, A trial seaplane, driven by a sin gle motor under this new type of con- struction recently made 132.3 miles n hour, It was driven by Lieut. F. Stone, one of the NC-4 pilots. The plane climbed 7,700 feet in 10 mins utes. The “giant boat" probably will be able to make 110 miles an hour. It will have a lifting capacity of 30,000 pounds and a cruising radins of 3.000 crew probably Will consist of at least 12 men. Girl Sentertced on Charge of Burglary On her promise to go to Califor nia, where she claims to be self. pended sentence of two years in the Woman's Industrial Home and Clinte by Judge King Dykeman Monday. The girl used a pass key April 4 to enter a houseboat at 4 Laurelshade ave. and steal ads, vases and a guitar. WALLA WA —Mayor Hill misses bis auto, Police find it next | day, a block away. Daddy, bring home some of Boldt’s | French pastry,—Advertisement, KUTE KUTS | Navy Serge Dresses, Special Wednesday, $8.95 Second Floor HE disposal. Sizes 16 to 40, but not each size in every style. Harding Tells Boys WASHINGTON, rounded by an awed group of care fully Hot coffee should be kept hot and served hot. Cups and serving pot (if one is used) should be warmed before- hand. Once the ex- quisite flavor of good coffee is de- stroyed by chilling itcannotberestored by re-heating. JOINT COFFEE TRADE PUBLICITY COMMITTEE 74 Wall Street New York -the universal drink New Mina Taylor Aprons | and House Dresses Upper Main Floor HE of.material in the designing of every garment bearing their name. quality is supplemented by careful workmanship and enhanced with trimming to make them as attractive as they are practical. manufacturars of Mina Taylor aprons make it a practice to use the best special prices which our Ready-to-Wear Section has made on a selection of 40 dresses from our regular stock is for the purpose of an immediate The dresses in this Jot are modeled in straight and regulation waist- line, with plain and pleated skirts, some of which are trimmed with braid. : a This APRONS—A new shipment which has just come to hand displays aprons with kimono sleeves, made of plain blue and pink and plaid ginghams, trimmed with self and contrasting materials. Sizes 36 to 44. Priced at $1.95. HOUSE DRES‘s eS—The same shipment comprised very attractive gingham house dresses which are effectively trimmed with plaids on plain pink and blue Sizes 36 to 44. Priced at $2.95. “yeld swimming hole of Swimmin April 19.—Bur. | Dole Gays. washed recreation center. on the in the! they had neglected There was @ wistful gleam tn his ” Hole ayes as he recounted the swimming The boys, numbering about 30, urchina, President | Were @ delegation selected to interest Harding temporarily forgot the cares the president tn a swimming pool bf government yesterday and turned | dance to be held for the purpose of the pages of his boyhood days tack /raising funds for the pool in the in rustic little Caledonia, Ohio. With one arm resting Johnny led the boys and explained shoulders of little Johnny Wacker: |thetr mission. When $60 was pro- man and the other arm enfolding two|duced for tickets ‘to the dance, of the others, the president told of | Johnny frantically made the rounds the days when he joined the boys of /of his companions, but discovered “hop” of the historic NC-4, In 1919, /tne neighborhood in a“ a plun to bring the Draft Boards Slow on Evader Lists WASHINGTON, April 1%—Local — Graft boards to the number of bave failed to reply to a Adjutant General lists of draft evaders over to ¢liminate erly classified announced today ment. tickets. The money was turned over Johnny with the remark that t the tickets could be sold over again. Help Your District Win the Trophy SPADE UP High Grade Enamel Quart size Special $1.19 Regular $1.60 White, Ivory, Gray Imparts a beauti- ful finish, which is extremely dur- able. Quart of Under- coat, special 98¢ Lionlac Varnish Stain For furniture, floors ana | ¥% pint ... woodwork. Light oak, dark { Per pint . oak, walnut and mahogany. ) Per quart THESE FINISHES MADE IN SEA THREE -PIECE “LADIES'” GARDEN SET Special $1.39 Regular $2.00 Good quality Steel Garden Sets, con- sisting of rake, hoe and spade. The correct size for ladies’ use. FLOWER AND VEGETABLE SEEDS 7 Special at packages for Choice of any of our regular Se packages of fresh, tested sods. Strongly con- structed from clean Western lumber. Made in Seattle Citrus Powder Special, 27 c per package.... “SOOTEX” SOOT DESTROYER “Cleans out the chimney” —perfectly safe. Special at Made in Polar White Laundry Soap Special, 5 c Pol ar Whi t é Soap Don’t Overlook Odds and Ends Sale of Crockery at 10c, 15c and 25c Going strong, but many splendid bargains still left. The Sore for isl tk ——=