The Seattle Star Newspaper, June 28, 1921, Page 2

SN NIN I ORR cca! —as a demonstration of the value of this great homefurnishing store to you, we extend durtnme this JULY SALE the wonderful advantages of, this store's ractical, dignified credit service! this sale will be » it desired, with: out extra charge. ENTIRE STOCK OF FURNITURE offered for a limited time only— REDUCTIONS of 20% to 40% now comes this amazing opportunity to buy, at old-time, pre-war prices, the like of which you will not find for many a day, yer, | which we give you just two words of good advice, if you want to benefit by it—COME EARLY! a sample of thousands of other wonderful values: __ 6-piece '} dining room suite— —we have pictured here one of the most at- tractive dining room suites; Queen Anne Period; made of solid oak, Jacobean finish; 45-inch table; 54-inch buffet with plate glass mirror; special price, complete six pieces, for this JULY SALE— $7760 regular price $117.58 ; MAIL ORDERS e | —*2 usual will be given very prompt attention. Upon receipt of your name and address we will mall you eur new 1921 catalogue FREE RENTAL DEPARTMENT | —here you can locate jest the home you de sire to dwell in, in most any district in the city STANDARD FURNITURE CO SEATTLE TACOMA Second Ave. at Pine St. "iss LL. Schoenfeld & Sons FREE FOR ALL BOYS AND GIRLS 0F SEATTLE _ All you have to do is get two new subscrip- | A large package of fireworks containing tions for The Star. Get your friends and FIRECRACKERS neighbors who are not now having The Star de- ROMAN C livered to their homes to give you their order ANDLES for The Star. Have them sign the subscription SKY ROCKETS blank printed in this ad and then bring to The PUNKS SPARKLERS Star office and secure your foewerta: Re- | will be given each or girl bringing the member, all subscriptions must be for NEW a and addresses of two new subscribers to Star office. ‘WIN AS MANY PACKAGES AS YOU LIKE Remember that after you win your first package of fireworks you will be given an additional package for each two new subscriptions you turn in. i Subscription Blank I hereby subscribe to The Star for two months and thereafter until I order same discontinued. I agree to’ pay the carrier at the rate of 50c per month. I am not now having The Star delivered to me. Subscription Blank I hereby subscribe to The Star for two months and thereafter until I order same discontinued. I agree to pay the carrier at the rate of b0c per month, I am not now having The Star delivered to me. ee ere eee ee eer errr eres NAM o++0cennee erence nes eons sess cees eneweeessesetersereeress PUNE INO). i bdasdeesesevevepssseecersenss voveseve od Mi PHONG NO. os----eer coves teeenee TAKEN DY occ rece ccsccsccresccnesestseserssesseseesaveesoseees Taken DY ...c.cencccsecccoccensecessscsssses IF. D. No, 1, box 362. ., The Inimitable Sereen Star bolt (g Charles Ray | 4 In » fast First National ( RINGSIDE NOTES ON q ’ 4 thriller of a plucky boy— “Scrap th] Iron od bill appropriating $3,000 to decorate downtown streets for the Fourth of July celébration. erred to the city utilities and finance committees an ordinance for a bond issue of $1,330,000 for street railway extensions. Referred to the public safety committee communications on the prohibl- on of Sunday funerals, Appropriated $735.50 for lands taken over in the Skagit right of way. Referred to tho clty utilities committes a suggestion of the Associated Engineering societies that the Skagit project be surveyed by « board of engineers. Referred to the finance committee a measure appropriating $4,143 to J. J. Wottrick, former utilities engineer, for back pay. ce . Ringwide fans at the counctl meet | estate as s00n as pomible after re-| ing Monday went away. disappointed | celpt, #0 that the bill can be intro when the $5,500,000 new Skagit bona | duced at next Tuesday's meeting of issue ordinance was not {mtroduced The measure as drawn contained several provisions that were con#d ered suspicious from @ legal stand |the ordinance will be passed by a| point, #0 the ordinance was mailed | substantial majority. Councilmen | to Chester B. Masslich, the city’s | Mrickson, Thomson and Cohen are) bond expert in New York. the only members whose votes are | Masalich wil) wire his approving ' considered doubtful the city dadn, referred to the utilities and finance committees and be acted | upon at the moeting of July 11, | It is believed at the city hall that _onettinenemnnngaennd — | 3. & V. News MALOTTE At the Wurlitzer, playing over- ture “Poct and Peasant,” Suppe Coming—Constance Talmadge SETTING THE STAGE FOR THE FOURTH ples at a special pie recelving station mt the Queen City public market, Fourth ave, and Pine #t eee All ples will line to the right and prepare to pass in review be fore passing out of view, Cartoon Comedy— Felix, the Cat, in » %-Round Go BRUCE SCENIC Alaska Icebergs and Glaciers Filmed in the beaatiful scenic background of The | Geng gea) Woman God | tation Sree Changed” thalghone | cw em A Paramount Picture eee with Broadway's gayest butter- | Veterans formerly serving the British, Canadian and Colonial 3 fly now a fugitive from jus- tice on @ lonely Southern armies, who have promised to form four uniformed platoons in the isle with the detective sent to bring her back! Fourth of July parade, will meet at A Stirring Romaneet in touch with proposed celebra- tions thruout the country, from the national headquarters of the American Legion and from ex- perienced showmen. eee | The $10,000 fireworks exhibition to be put on at the University Stadium will outshine even the famous fire | works display of the San Francisco fair. | ‘The Hitt Fireworks company, Seattle concern, is going to 8p. m. Tuesday at the Arena to| jorganize for the event, and also to |make plans for the formation of a aple Leaf post of the American | Legion. Gayety Comedy “ZERO LOVE” Burton Holmes Scenic eee Pie ladies of the Ex Service Wom. en's club are worried because they |haven't heard from Seattle houwe: wives, More than 1,000 double-decked, durable, heavy-duty ples are wanted to feed the thousands of sallors who are coming in to So attle for the Fourth. ‘The pies are wanted July 2 and 3 A specialist in ples will receive the Kinograms Real Carpentier-Dempsey [iA Films Afternoons, 31c; After 6 o'clock 45c; Children 10¢, any time. All prices plus (Ax. COMING “BURIED TREASURE” Subpoena’ Stillman . - to Divorce Hearing YONKERS, N. ¥. June 28.—A subpoena has been issued for Jamew A. Stitman by Referse Daniel J., Gleason, it was learned here today. Doesn't hurt a bit! Drop a Mttle| “Freezone” on an aching corn, in-| stantly that corn stops hurting, then The subpoena, cht by Mra, stil. Shortly = Lift it right off with fin. | |man's attorneys, is returnable in ®er". Truly! |Poughkerpste a¢ 10:30 a m. tomor-|_, Your druggist sells a tiny bottle er | Cok aieen te t hearings will | “Freezone” for a few cents, sufficient | | ay Bac oo ee to remove every hard corn, soft corn, | te or corn between the toes, and the calluses, without soreness or irrita- Start “Tarsan the Terrible” Saturday Woman Dies From Auto Smash Hurts Mrs. Emma Kloppenberg, fatally injured in Sunday's auto accident on the Bothell road, when the auto in which she was riding crashed thru the railing of a bridge near Everett and fell 40 feet, died Monday night in Providence hospital. Mra. Kloppenberg in survived by | her husband, Fred Kloppenberg, R. | with one of the mest nerve tingling plots ever screened! Pathe News COLISEUM CONCERT Saturday Elks Out to Raise Fe a ge ig Bo ORCHESTRA lightest and strongest plate known, | $10,000 to Decorate | tes not cover the root of the 34—ARTISTS—34 Shattio Kiks opened a flying cam: | sob; teed 15 years. Arthur Kay, Conductor, playing (a) Intermezzo “Nea- politan Nights” by Zamee nik; (b) Walta “Meilo Cello, by Moret. . which to help dec blocks here, July 21 ate 104 city | & Crew nd 23, when | 68 Bridnewerk the state B. P. ©. yr een Witting ERE, ‘ imei a a 4 work guaranteed for 15 years enaual convention in this city Have impressions taken in the morn- local lodge tteelf contributed $5,000 ing and get teeth sane day. Exami- | of the $15,000 deemed necessary for |@ation and advice free. the street decorations. nik his <talaaahin ok tee: Wade More than 26,000 visitors are ex | dea Dadhes Weeks Wa bean pected to attend the convention fes the Test of Cina tivities, “A WISE FOOL” Most of our presea@t patronage ts recommended by our early custom- ers, whose work is still giving good satisfaction. Ask our cus- tomers, who have tested our work. | |When coming to our office, be sure you are in the right place. Bring @ this ad with you. Start “Tarsan the Terrible” Saturday Thieves Steal Cash, Gems From Hom 2D & UNIVERSITY First Time in Seattle A gripping tale of America Southwest Desert Lands— Fighty dollars in cash and jewelry | | “KC yt 99 amounting to about $50 were taken Cut-Rate 0 tee by taleves from the home of A. E.| Dentists A man whase nerve conquers Mackey, 4736 Brandon st, Monday | “he! night | 207 UNIVERSITY ST. pe: pl odds of man Opposite Fraser-Pattersen Co, | Mermaid Comedy “HOLY SMOKE” Episode 13 “The Son of Tarzan” HOW $ CAN IT BE DONE FOR..... S. O. Co. 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