The Seattle Star Newspaper, June 27, 1921, Page 5

Grunbaum Bros. Furniture Co. The People’s Popular Homefurnishers OUR CREDIT TERMS FOR 1,000 NEW ACCOUNTS 3 50 Purchase, 1.00 Down, $1.00 Per Week 75 Purchase, $ 3.00 Down, $1.25 Per Week $100 Purchase, 3 5.00 Down, $1.50 Per Week 3” 150 Purchase, $ 7.50 Down, $2.00 Per Week 100 Purchase, $10.00 Down, $2.50 Per Week $250 Purchase, $12.50 Down, $3.00 Per Week $300 Purchase, $15.00 Down, $4.00 Per Week NO EXTRA CHARGES—NO INTEREST JULY tock Adjustment SALE A Furniture Sale Full of Surprises Blazing the Way for Lower Prices If you are planning to furnish a home or buy a single piece, do not fail to avail yourself of this opportunity to share in the remarkable savings offered at our July Stock Adjustment Sale. You will enjoy some agreeable surprises, as every piece of furniture on our floors has been reduced from 10% to 50% for this occasion, and you will find the greatest values ever offered at a furniture sale. The regular price and the sale price will be clearly marked on the tags. You are welcome to go through our store from one end to another, and we guaran- tee that every piece you select will save you money. The same liberal credit terms will prevail at this sale—the same guarantee of satisfaction. “We would rather you have this furniture In your home than in our warehouse.” Living Room Suite Special and Full- Sized tae ge peelal. $150.00 Tapestry Dav : enport na .00 ) $195.00 Tapestry Dav- bs enport $145.00 $425.00 Velour 3-piece *] Parlor Set ..$212.50 $775.00 Velour 3-piece Parlor Set .. $387.50 Wonderful Values in This Section : Brass and Steel Beds = $57.50 Steel Bed. . $52.50 Steel Bed. Springs and Mattresses Reduce Colonial and Period Buffets Regular. Special. $117.50 Fumed Oak Buffet 3107, 50 Jacobean Oak Buffet... $116.00 Walnut Oak Buffet... . Tables and Chairs Priced to Match Leather and Tapestry Rockers Special. Regular. $45.00 Leather Rocker. wed $47.50 Velour Rocker. . $54.50 Velour Rocker. . ‘$85.00 $52.50 Tapestry Chair. $45.00 Tapestry Chair.$29.50 $80.00 Tapestry Morris Chair.......... .00 $85.00 Tapestry Morris Chair. . 2.50 §9.00 Imitation Leather Rocker... ......$30.00 MORRIS CH AIRS ARE REDU CED — re LIBERAL CREDIT EXTENDED L lr fr b — ronerene, as FURNITURE, PIKE ECO FFT MILLIONS of regular John Ruskin ‘mokers wonder how we can make hem so good and big at 2 for 15c. The reason is :- fe or tion - buying tobacco direct from planters- and - we are satisfied ¥ The havana tobacco used is the choicest grown. Hier ae elt delighfully fracrant SBu hn R —the bes ee eter: Ruin ey poet =p ddan FOR SALE BY LIVE DEALERS EVERYWHERE NEWARK, N. J. Largest Independent Cicar Factory in the World. Our enormous produc- ¢ with a fraction of acent S| built by han: 1. Lewis Cigar Manufacturing Co, BOURG & NEW, Inc. 707 Third Ave, Seattle, Wash. SMININSN SERVICE, OMNIS MNS: SS | north.” ‘DUST BLOWS ON great delight of hix audience ever find it so. about 150 miles up the Yangtze, a a brilliant sun the “fog” put it out and the ship seemed to be floating in a yellow cloud. =| HAZE, LIKEWISE S | dust—dast THE SEATIL EB TAR ps JUST BEFORE THE BATTLE, MOTHER HELLO WIFEY DEAR- HERES A BOX OF CANDY VE MOWED THE Lawn AND WATERED THE FLOWERS- cany You THINK OF SOMETHING ELSE MY LITTLE GIRL WANTS Paid THE “@oop STUFF” JUST WKE UTNE WILLIE BEFORE er ey ke TICKET DEMPSEy- CARPENTIER: ( FIGHT boned sarrenpie( ~ ‘QUARREL LEADS 4 WORLD’S CHAMPION SWIMMING-HEN IS CLAIMED BY OREGON EUGENE, Ore., June 27.—J. G. Gray, of near this city, disputes he claim of the Chicago resident who claims to have the only ben in the world that will swim. Gruy has an old speckted biddy that recently hatched aut six duck exes, and she will essay Into the water with her young brood every time they express a desire to «wim. She seldom goes more than «ix or eight feet from shore, says Gray, and he admits she is rather awkward, but she will swim, She doesn't ike the water, he ways, but she is afraid to trust her little ducklings out there ali by themselves. |To Battle Against YANGTSE RIVER But It Is Dust From the Desert, Simms Writes Knife Enters Man’s Neck and Pierces Lung | Jack Lind, Hamilton hotel, is in city hospital, probably fatally in- jured as the result of an alleged cutting scrape at Sixth ave. 8. and King st., Sunday night. Two men, Hugo Walimi, 35, laborer, and Frank Lobbi, logger, who are maid to have stabbed Lind, are being held by po lice on open charges According to Walimi’s story, the three got into @ dispute over a friend, Frank Hill, who was drunk Lobbi insisted that Hill be com pelied to sleep off his drunk. Lind did pot agree with him. During the argument Lobbi is alleged to have High Tariff on Oil larawn a knife and stabbed Lind at Pacific Coast importers are band-|the base of the neck. The knife ed together to take action against | Ws deflected down and pierced « lung. the proposed retaining of the high Plicians ¥. Phillies, wee bent tariff on vegetable oil. the fight, rushed Lind to the hos pital where ft was sald Monday that Lind’s recovery is doubtful. Hill was also held as witness. William Philip Simms, famous war correspondent and writer en in- trip wp the 3,000-mile Yangtee ri BY WM. PHILIP SIMMS NN BOARD .THE “WOOSUNG.” TZEKIANG, China, June 27 very dusty on the river to night.” 1 used to hear Eddie Foy nay this as he foyed across the stage to the I lit Ue thought, however, that I should Between Nanking and Chinklang. thick haze enveloped the Woosu and momentarily became thicker as the breeze freshened. Tho there was | years ago and many a siege it has seen. The longest was during the . 7 Taipiug Tebellion, This lasted from RIVER 15 TELOW 1833 to 1864—11 years, Nanking Swedish Covenant Chooses Officers was the Taiping capital as a matter of course, just as it became the re publican capital when Dr, Sun Yat | Ben took oath of office on Jan. 1, Rev. A. G. Hierpe, of Chicago, 1912. was reelected president of the Another famous siege was the one | Swedish Covenant of America at ‘wid on Nanking by old Knoxinga, | Sunday's session of the conference ine pirate, who wanted to kick the |'n this city. Rev. BE. A. Skigeberg, Manchu dynasty over and restore |0f Minneapolis, was made vice pres: the Mings. He failed, owing to a|ident. Other officers are: Rev. C bloody sortie by the Nanking. garri-| V. Bowman, Chicago, secretary; Rev. son, when thousands of the pirate's|E. A. Wallin, Chicage, vice secre: followers were butchered. tary, Robert Anderson, Aron Cart , eee son and Frani Lindbolm, trustees; able Mppecse' Yt Mage TF gy Mire E. N. Johnson and C, K. Halverson, | Today fertile farms grow in ayl-|*uditors. Services and lectures were ivan peace Inside the walls of Nan.|t? be held Monday. king, on ground onee covered by the city. Great bridges of stone cross |streams in the middle of lonely fields, used only by an occasional peasant or waterox. The river was yellow and the haze was yellow, The only bit of color was a glint in the water caused by the sun—itself invisible—beating thru, the gloom. The glint was biuish white, lke moonlight. “Quite a fox.” I remarked to Chief Engineer McGregor, “It's not a fog,” he said. “It's from Gobi Desert, in Mongolia, a thousand miles to the Bo it was. The coolie deckboys went about closing doors and win dows, but in spite of that an hour later found everything covered with & microscopic dust of dull ochre. It was just another phase of the Yangtze, The phenomenon lasted 24 hours. Nanking, where the Woosung Just halted, is the capital of Kiangsu province. The population i# a little more than 400,000, It used to be| more populous than Paris. Its walls, | 20 to 40 feet think, are 22 miles! Start “Tarsan the Terribie Golden Wedding Is Held by Pioneers Two sons, two daughters and sev jen_ grandchildren assisted Mr. and Mra, A. F. Ackley, ploneers of Wash- ington since 1875, in celebrating the 50th anniversary of their wedding last week at their.home on Ravine ranch, San Juan tsland. 3 Ackley was given a gold watch chain and Mrs. Ackley a gold cameo brooch and a black silk dress. Ack ra ley served In naval operations in the TOS MAY Ok & Sot Sees civil war and witnessed several ma fades and ruins YOUr| op engagements. He is 78 years old package of Diamond | 70 ieee es simple directions for | Bea or tinting any new, long, but the city is now lost inside its own enclosure and huddied down in one corner by the Yangtze. The city is over 2,000 years old and its chief pastime ms to be being the capital of ‘China. When in doubt, the Chinese always make Nanking it. The name means “southern capi-| When the first of the Ming» Peking, Nanking had al ready been seven times capital of the empire, changing its name a time or two meanwhile + Ite wall was built BUY NO DYE BUT “DIAMOND DYES” Uniess you ask for “Diamond) tal.” moved to goods. Every | Dyes contains home dyeing rich, fadeless color into garments or Start “Tarzan the Terribie” North End ‘to Have Its Flower Display The North End will hold its flower show June 29 and 30, In the Ran dall & McLoughlin show rooms, rest [dents of Woodland Park, Phinney Ridge, Green Lake, Bullard, Green | wood, Crown Hill, North Park and | Viewlands will display the products jof their gardens. turday No miw- draperies of any material. about 1,500 Start “Taraan the Terrible” Saturday One of the ambitions of the aver- age man is to do those he has been done by. “I have been suffering from rheumatism for ten years. I have tried many different remedies but have never had such re- lief as I obtained from Fon MORE ENERGY Bulld Up Your Blood one bottle of Nalgen, I Wh ace Matloes: an ; . en you os: sueersuly recommend have the don’ 't cares, it is be- i algen to anyone suffer- cause you lack some equal ing from rheumatism, that would fill you wi and hope many others | and drive. Nine times out of may be benefited as | much as I have been,” MRS. E. ARRINGTON, 4618 Genesee st. TRY NALGEN $3.00 at All Drug Stores Nalgen is a powerful intestinal and kidney anti septic. It contains no calomel, no narcotics, no poisons, and i« recommended both for children and adults suffering from rheumatism or kindred dis orders "| S.S.S; -TOLFATAL STAB ‘gies Fa for the 4th of J ie Season! White Tub Skirts FOR Independence Day Wear Second Floor Tub Skirts, similar to those sketched, are of white cotton Gaberdine. They are very serviceable for this season of the year. In sizes 26 to 82 waist measures. There are also a host of other styles of Tub Skirts in regular and extra large sizes. Priced at $2.95, $4.00, $4.50, $5.00 and $6.00 HT SPECIAL SALE OF Women’s Summer Vests Upper Main Floor Ribbed Cotton Vests, with fancy yokes and bound top. Sizes 36 and 38 only. Formerly 50c each, Special for Tuesday, each. .35¢ or 3 for $1.00 Ribbed and plain Cotton Vests, with fancy and band top. Shoulder strap and bodice style in white and pink; sizes 34 to 44. Formerly $1.00 and 75c each. Special for Tuesday, CHILDREN’S ORGANDIE DRESSES! Upper Main Floor rd Bodice Styled Vests of close weave, light weight cotton, in pink and white. Sizes 34 to 44. These were formerly $1.00 each. Special for ‘ this sale, each Bloomers Light weight Cotton Bloomers, in pink only. Sizes are 86 to 44. These formerly sold for $1.00 a pair. Spe- cial, Tuesday, a pair..........75¢ Qrgandie Dresses in colors of white, blue and pink, priced exceptionally low. They are just the thing for that little girl to blossom forth with on the 4th of July. “These are lace trimmed models in sizes 2 to 6 years, but not each size in every coler- They are priced as follows for quick clean- up: Here are 131 Children’s U 94 Dresses formerly $3.50 ag 26 Dresses formerly $4. | Pweaay at $2.79 11 Dresses acute! $5.95 uesday $ State’s Apple Crop Raiding Cops Take ce _|Seek Recr Recruits for This Year Huge One| Assorted Hootches| Civ. Army Camp Washington apple growers will| Whisky, gin and home brew were| In an recruy im, produce one-fifth of all the apples of- | taken in dry squad raids over the for the civi ¥ camp to fered for commercial purposes in the | |nela at Camp Avis next yreekend. E. H. Hall, fisherman, |e et ime sani ce United States this year, according |* to the federal agricultural bureau es | ¥8% arrested at 614 W. Ewing st. beuting officer for this district, timate. At this rate Washington will/@nd 46 bottles of beer seized. Mrs./been instructed to drop all regain its position as the largest|Kate Lawson was arrested at 515 /work for the time being and co apple-producing state in the Union. | Seneca st. by the dry squad and | trate on securing enlistments for PANO. POR REE tl four bottles of gin and a bottle of | whisky taken. | “citizen-soldier” Both are heid on of Seattle’ plications encampment. quota of 103, but 60 e been received. How snxious people are to help | ijquor ch ees you when you are in @ position to help yourself. Start ‘Tarzan the Terrible” Saturday The Store for Useful Articles Start “Tarzan the Terrible” Saturday | PAVENUE AND UNION. s ee oe eth ie i lobe 25 ONLY HIGHLAND BALL-BEARING Lawn Mowers SPECIAL Choice of 12-inch, 14-inch and 16-inch. $1 98 A very special price on Imported Willow | Clothes | Baskets 4 | Willow The Highland is a very reliable machine, capable of giving long and satisfactory service. It has 9-inch wheels and 4 blades of tool steel. quality Baskets with double woven bottoms an@ strong han- dies. Several sizes to choose | Extra from. Special for Tues- ; day, 81.98. 50-FOOT LENGTHS 1;-INCH Cotton Hose. Bat ;., , Do not skimp on hose when you Very Special can buy a 50-foot length of Cotton Garden Hose lined with a rubber tubing for $3.98. This is certainly $3.98 real bargain. Hardwood Hose Reel Pays for itself by adding life to the hose. 1.98 Regular Price $2.50 Saves a great deal of effort and keeps the hose in perfect condition. Has MN: locking device and re- y -eptacle for nozzle. De- tivered “knocked down”— easily assembled. Set of Four SPECIAL— 69c Regular 98c Bowls like these are ac- ceptable in every kitchen, as they can be used for so many purposes. This is a nest of four sizes, 5, 6, 7 | and 8 inch,