The Seattle Star Newspaper, May 6, 1921, Page 9

= Rack of the quality of our goods stands the unimpeach- able reputation of EASTERN, founded on 35 years of worthy service to particular people. We Will Display in Our Window FRIDAY and SATURDAY Only FOUR Representative SUITS Of the Newest Vogue Selected from our large assortment of the better models, all of which have been re- priced. The possibilities presented are sug- gested by the new prices of the four suits in the window: Formerly $114.50 — Now $84.50 Formerly $119.50 — Now $89.50 Formerly $114.50 — Now $87.50 Formerly $97.50 — Now $79.50 All others similarly underpriced. This week has brought us some fascinating Sports Hats You will find them appealing in both model and price—between $7.50 and $16.50. Open a Charge Account when you purchase. Your convenience is our first considera- Two Entranees: i 1332 Second 209 Union CREDIT TO YOU—CHEERFULLY OFFERED YOU SHOULD AVAIL YOURSELF OF THE LIBERAL GOTTSTEIN CREDIT POLICY IN THE FURNISHING OF YOUR HOMF. LET us EXPLAIN HOW SIMPLE’AND DIGNIFIED IT Is. PAYMENTS BY THE WEEK OR MONTH ARE EASILY AR- RANGED FOR WITHOUT INCONVENIENCE TO YOU, AND BASED UPON YOUR ABILITY TO PAY FROM YOUR INCOME — OFFERED TO ALL FOLKS WORTHY OF TRUST. M. A. GOTTSTEIN FURNITURE CO. pce DINING ROOM SUITES prc" EASY TERMS Popular Period Dining Room Suites Specially Priced " Bpiece Queen Anne Period, American Walnut ...regular $346.25 ; Special $274.50 - Bpiece William and Mary Period, Mahogany ....regular $287.75 ; Special $229.50 | Gpiece Queen Anne Period, American Walnut .. gents $242.50; special $199.50 Splece Mission Suite, Fumed Oak......... «. «regular $218.00; Special $158.50 '6-piece William and Mary Period, Mahogany ....regular $190.50; special $149.50 Buck’s WORLD RENOWNED Ranges THE LEADER OF THE STOVE WORLD FOR 74 YEARS Scientifically Hullt Beautifully Desigued SOLD ON EASY — M.A. GOTTSTEIN FURNITURE CO. | SEATTLE’S POPULAR HOME FURNISHERS Devoted to Large Display of BEDROOM FURNITURE RUGS, CARPETS DRAPERIES 1514-16 SECOND AVENUE NEAR PIKE Visitors Weleome THE SHATTLE STAR | Baltimore, | this year. Rube Marquard’s bride, formerly Miss Naomi Malone o, Inset, Marquard, who is pitching for Cincinnat After the first ceremony Rube found out that he | would have to be married again because of legal technicalit | growing out of his divorce last Octobe r from Blossom Ss actress. ‘SHE SUES HER OWN EX-HUBBY Charges Breach of Promise | After First Divorce NEW ALBANY, Ind, May | LeRoy Eichola has been sued | $10,000 by Mrs. Lottie D. Elcholz. | | She charges breach of promise, It was this way. Roy and Lottle were once married, Then they were divorced, Then, according to Mrs. Fichols, | jher former husband pro 1 that they remarry. She accepted him,| she says. | The wedding date wns fixed jand the license granted, according to her suit Then he changed his| mind and this humiliated her, Mrs. Eichola says, He denies the allegations. ARMLESS HEROINE IN CHICAGO TOGETA |} NEW PAIR OF ARMS CHICAGO, May 6.—Rosa Saco la, 10, armless heroine of Fair- mont, W. Va., is here to be fitted with artificial arms bought by readers of midwestern newspa- bers. | | She saved the Ife of another |} girl by giving part of her skin. Thatiwas white-whe was in the hospital with both arms burned || off by a “live” wire | She is being cared for by citt zens of Fairmont until her educa. || tion and future welfare is ar. ranged. He’ll Have to Go to School to Live Here NEW YORK, May 6.—Luigi se. riano spent 18 years running a bar- ber shop In Omaha, and piled up a smal! fortune, but neglected to learn to read or write. He went back to| Italy in 1919, spent his money sol freely that he became a social lion and lingered on for more than a year. When he returned he found himself held up by his lack of edu cation. He promised to go to night school if admitted, and his case will _go before, the board of inquiry on Ellis island, Babies Born at Sea Have Start in Life LONDON, May 6, — Pxpectant mothers in increasing numbers are} taking transatlantic trips in orde that their babies may be born at sea, the Cunard line has discovered. ‘The reason is that invariably a col- lection is made for the baby, and sometimes as much as $2,500 is raised and handed -to the mother. Such a sum, properly invested in the child's interest, totals a small fortune after the lapse of 21 years PHILHARMONIC ORCHESTRA OF LOS ANGELES Founded by W. A. Clark, Jr. WALTER NENKY ROTHWEL Conductor SEVENTY-FIVE OF THE WORLD'S GREATEST MUSICIANS ASSISTING ARTIST— Mma Eitzabeth Rothwell Dramatic Soprane ui . ons SARE May 9 th upreme Musical Or- mn of the West, Prices: $1.00, $1.50, $2.00 Neo War Tax STATS SELLING Now aT Sherman, Clay & Co, 34 & Ping __AMUSEMENTS — METROPOLITANS"3,, Matinee Saturday MA [BEA RAM BEAU Channing Polloe! "s Great Drama ee EIGN ‘ch. THE DOOR” ves, 608 to fat! 8 urday, Bbc to $2.00," "i ow— Premier Presentation “NAN’S ATONEMENT© 2, enene Wilkes MOORE ¢err IRENE FRANKL' with id Play and path ran ag Featur: in toplay— NEAL HART NOW PLAYING STALEY AND Five of Clubs; Lee M son and Yobinaon; ¢ ri varamow ‘oO vet Fingers’ n Admission: Matinees, 25c; Nights, 40c ON SALE FRIDAY. AND SATURDAY MONEY SAVING SPECIALS gowito.. Graniteware Stock Pot 5-gnl, capacity, without cover .. --- $1.98 Sprinkling Cans Round Wire Dish Drainers with holder for 98c English Batiliniare Tea Pots A recent pur chase of Im- ported Ei arth enware Pots; 6 and ¢ ions an sizes in each shape. Choice ee we — cutlery, etc. . Mirro Aluminum Tea P A‘pquart capacity ... 7 vee 29 ‘Wire Waste Baskets a | with solid metal bottom ...... +++ 69¢ Cast Wire Carpet Siac Aluminum Special 15¢ Tea "Bread Boxes Kettles BO te: taming article, yay 11x15 $6.19 [Gast te — 3118 Waldorf inches.... 2Mirro Aluminum | DOUBLE BOILERS 2-quart size mene”®, $4.19 Sechrist ‘PRESSURE COOKERS ' beige te with pans wae. $24.50 Mie une $2615 Glasbak Oven Glassware Guaranteed for oven use Dish Mops Special 8¢ Glass Percolator Tops Special 5¢ Whipwell Egg Beaters ‘The new Egg Beater with the per- fect white enameled Wood handle ..-..--0e+« 39c Can Openers Special 19¢ (M®egular 25¢ value) Pie Plates, large size GLASS TEE eis tor... 47 Paring Knives Nickel-Plated Shears 6 to 8 inches long. Vi steel; choice .... tnch ball ends Splint Clothes Baskets, Medtum Siz0 .....-eccececneccseveccscors SEO Bread Raising Pans 14-quart re- tinned Pan and Cover ‘Well made of galvanized fron. Complete with cover. Especially, suited “for small family or apartment house use. 10x12 Inch ........81.49 14x14% Inch > Theale ) Tw_ iT MM tu A New York wife, discovering her husband philandering with a piano student, seeks separation, blaming, &ccording to the headline writer, mu- sic in suit. Accordion pleated? A London paper says all dew drops are perfectly round, Due bills come ‘round, too—Cartoons Magazine. Do You Want The Best Real Estate Buy Pequot Sheeting made into Pil- low Cases; size 42x36; each ....000. 35c 50 pairs All-Wool Grey Camp Blankets, fine Oregon wool; \ weight 6 Ibs; size 60x80; $5.95 Large size Comforter, sanitary cotton filling; extra good qual- ity of silkoline; in the follow- ing colors: blue, pink, old rose and yellow; beau- titul patterns; ea, $3.75 Pequot Sheets, size 72x90;each $1 50 Pequot Cases—size size M536. eecsesees 6 pattern yard .... Men's Heavy Blue Chambray Bitte’s consesvaciees Mae lack Sateen tach veveeeeeeee $1.00 BETWEEN PIKE AND PINE These Specials All Day Saturday and. Monday Come Early and Get Your Share. Mail Orders Filled, “Money’s Worth or Money Back” Bath Towel Spectals— Size 18x38 At, CACh ..scccecces . 25c Size 21x43 at, each ... 40c Bize 22x44 at, each .. . All of the above are good, heavy Towels—some have col- ored borders, Cotton Face Towels— Size 18x36, with blue, red or white borders; each .... .15¢ $1.65 by the dozen Good Toilet Paper; large roll Spool Cotton, Clark's ONT; spool Silkoline, Challie, Cretonnes— Choice, , l 5 c 75¢ Trunks, Suit Cases, Bags— LESS THAN COST 274n. Heavy Outing Flannel, yard Alaska Dry Goods Co. 1512 Fifth Avenue AB er Bartley cami, in Seattle? $1, 850 — ON TERMS ; Nearly one hundred feet frontage on Elliott Bay (97.81 feet, to be exact). Over half an acre of ground, running to road con- necting with boulevard. Just think over the above figures for a minute: Elliott Bay is Seattle’s harbor waterway. This land is less than four miles from Colman dock and can be reached by street car and auto. There is ground enough for garden, berries and a portion of the ground would make a wonderful vineyard. You can see everything that’s worth seeing from this property. Mount Rainier, the Castades, all the Olympics, countless miles of waterways and broad ex- panses of Bay and Sound; Vashon Island, Blake Island, all the headlands which form the picturesque water line of the Bay and Sound, The sunrise and sunset effects from this property cannot be surpassed. Every bit of shipping entering and leaving Seattle passes your front yard. You can have your own bathing beach, clam beds; troll for salmon and salmon trout right out from your own float; anchor just out from your own grounds and fish for rock cod and deep water fish. This property is only 20 minutes’ drive from work. See this property tomorrow or Sunday. Get all pacha from us and your home problem will be solve OSCAR E. JENSEN & CO., Inc. 817 Second Avenue—Ground Floor Main 1102 Men's Ribbed Union , Suits; sult $1 25 31-{nch Unbleached Muslin; good heavy grade; Ard is... heechasmesele wee No, 60; yard.. . 20c SHOES! SHOES! We aim to give you MORE for your money here, always, Boys’ Scout School Shoes; good wearing kind; $1.95 Malppers, pair. Bla outed. $1.95 waar ne. BBC Ngnocs, pairs. D495 wvaluea to 88.00.7 POD Reg ced geri $1 25 Shoes, pair ..../ Girls” Hiking 1 $3, 75 BETWEEN PIKE AND PINE