The Seattle Star Newspaper, June 29, 1921, Page 5

ry Ween for “Tarzan PHM) SERVICE OE Grunbaum Bros. Furniture Co. The People’s Popular Homefurnishers $ 50 Purchase, '$ 1.00 Down, $1.00 Per Week : 75 Purchase, Down, $1.25 Per Week 00 Purchase, Down, $2.50 Per Week 50 Purchase, Down, $3.00 Per Week space made vacant is at once filled with new mer- chandise. Each day you find a new display with SAVE $45.00 ON DRESSING TABLE 100 Purchase, Down, $1.50 Per Week $300 Purchase, $ Down, $4.00 Per Week fini Wi the same Wonderful values. You are invited to FOR 1,000 NEW ACCOUNTS 150 Purchase, Down, $2.00 Per Week NO EXTRA CHARGES—NO INTEREST Each day brings fresh goods on our floors. Each share in the wonderful savings offered. the Terrible on saturday bAn TTLE STAR +cat JoY KILLER, for merly at $4.95 and $3 The Rhodes Co, Children’s Gingham the 4th at.. Dresses 95c Upper Main Floor 150 Dresses from our regular stock, con- sisting of a large style assortment of plaids F] and stripes and a few plain colors. are in sizes 7 to 14 years, which sold for- Dresses ; then reduced to $2: 95 and $1.95. On sale for quick dis- posal Thursday; your anoles at 95¢. PLAY SUITS FOR GIRLS AND BOYS For Boys Main Floor—Rear For Girls We carry an extensive line of Kute Kut peg- top Play Suits for girls. They come in khaki and blue denim Nghtweight materials, Sizes 1 to 8 years. Boy Play Suits of heavy blue denim with short or long sleeves; also heavy khaki in short sleeves, Both colors in double seat and knees. Sizes 1 to 8 years, at, a ee Sarre Rpieloras - 6 $100.00 Walnut Dressing Table, Queen Anne de- sign, for.....$55.00 OATMAN, Ariz.—Only half a dow bes ©" buildings survive $500,000 busi: B /néss district fire. $16.50 Silk Lamp Shades BR. bh inedes aes $9.75 $50.00 Royal Easy Chair in Craftsman leather for .........$25.00 $75.00 velour uphols- beg doped Chair for DON'T WAIT — “BUY TODAY —§ — MONEY LIBERAL CREDIT EXTENDED eeu WHERE PIKE*MEETS FIFTH New Phone—Elliott 4910 |EOIINIMES Rickard Made Head pegs of Militia Bureau | WASHINGTON, June 29.—Brig. | Gen. George C, Rickard; of the Penn- jeyania National Guard, was con | firmed by the senate late yesterday | as chief of the militia bureau of the war departinent, with the rank of major general. His nomination had been contested by Senator Capper, of Kansas, | Other confirmations were: Murion | Devries, California, to be presiding | Judge of the court of customs ap- | peals; Edwin 8, Booth, Montana, to | be solicitor for the department of the interior. Used Motor Trucks GOOD BUYS 221 Third Ave COR UNINIERSITY Republic, 1 1-2-ton, pneumatic Garford, 2-ton ............$1,750.00 TERMS MACK-IN TERNATIONAL MOTOR TRUCK CORPORATION 1000 Pike. Ask for Mr. Rossbach. Elliott 1101 Queen Anne Hill and West Seattle Compared There are 5,766 house- holders, that is, heads of families, on Queen Anne, of whom 2,487 are home owners, nd 2.2296 are parents of children of school age. In West Seattle there are 5,400 householders, of whom 3,323 are home owners, but only 2,116 are parents. These are figures prepared by dhe Polk's directory people. If there had been more Savings Accounts there would be more Home Owners. The “Dime & Dollar” preaches SAVING both to Home Owners and to Prospective Home Owners, and, most of ail, to parents for their children. Beginners in that simple but powerful process of Saving will do well to call for one of our “Daily Dime-Savers” (given free) and — | attle, SPOKANE.--John Reymer, jance man, dead. insur FARM HAND NOW, SAYS STROBLE, ! Could Hardly Ea Eat at Ail Be- fore He Got Tanlac— System Built Up. | “T had an idea Taniac would help mé and it didn't take me long to find it out, either, for in a month's time | it had me feell just lke I had been wanting to "teel,” ald Jacob} Strobie, 310 Minor Ave, North, Se ‘ecently. “Two years ago or more my health began to fail when my stomach got out of order, Indigestion set in and I lost my appetite and went from bad to worse. It looked like every- thing I ate soured on my stomach and would fill me all up with gas and T had feached the point where I would rather go without touching a bite than be in the misery that always followed. My back was lame and weak and pained me terribly 1 couldn't sleep to do any good, felt no account all the time and it seem ed that my whole system was getting in bad shape. “But Tanilac soon put a stop to all that and 1 began to eat better, slefp better and work better. And now I am enjoying the best of health. My stomach never gives me any more trouble and I eat like a farm hand. My back is O. K. and seems to be as strong as ever and I sleep like a tired sailor. Tanlac has my heartiest endorsement. Its great medicine.” Tanlac is sold in Seattle by the Bartell Drug Stores and leading Tick Tock Clock Shop Repairing done right. ‘all for and deliver Without extra charge. 432 Walker Bldg. Cor, 2d and University Main 337 Keep Your Blood (Pure In Summer wee | fever epidemics are caused by impurities in the water supply. and are ended e water is purified. Like- wist, many blood di | th insurance. For Special Booklet or for indi= vidual advice, without sharte, write Chief ‘Medical Ads 5.S.S.Co. Dep't 439, Atlant. Get $.5.5. at your druggist LARGE PIMPLES ITCHED BADLY LITTLE GIRLS BEAT OCTOPUS ‘Rout 16-Foot “Monster, and; It’s Killed Later EUREKA, Cal, June 29-—Con fused and half stunned by the at tack of two small girlx, a 16-foot boctopus that had fastened itself upon|for the Citizens’ their Syearold brother, was forced {to release its hold and was killed|cial reservation at Camp Lewis. yeutergay. Th battle occurred at Samoa, Humboldtcounty. George Peter sen, young son of Capt. C. M. Peter. een, was wading in water when the sea monster eelzed him with one of its tentacles. Geral |@ine, 9, and Marie, 12, who in a boat, beat the octopus with thelr oars until it crawled to some beat it to death. 36 Die in Fires in Oregon During Year SALEM, Ore, June 2.—Thirty six persons were burned to death tn fires in Oregon, outside of Portland, in the year ending March 31 last, ac cording to the annual report of A. C, Barber, state fire marshal. Of this number 24 died In fires classified as Preventable and only one died tn a fire regarded as unpreventable. The report does not comment on! the other reven deaths. lists the names of 26 persons injured in fires during the year. The Hous ton hotel fire, in Klamath Falls, with 13 deaths and six injured, claimed the heaviest toll for the year, the ho. tel fire at Robinette ranking second, with five fatalities, oe “Bonaparte, Once Navy Chief, Passes BALTIMORE, Md, June 29, — Charles J. Bonaparte; secretary of the navy under the late Theodore Roosevelt, one-time attorney general of the United States, and a weil known authority on international law, died yesterday at his home, |Belia Vista, Long Green valley. He, 0 years old. the INGROWN TOE NAIL How to Toughen Skin so Nail Turns Out Itself A few drops of “Outgro” upon the skin surrounding the ingrowing nail reduces inflammation and pain and so toughens the tender, sensitive skin underneath the toe nail, that it can not penetrate the flesh, and the nail turns naturally outward almost over night. manufactured for chiropodists. How- ever, anyone can buy from the drug store @ tiny bottle containing Gireo | tions. REAL PAINLESS Redand Scaled Over. Could NotSleep. CuticuraHeals. “My face broke out in large, red pimples, and they festered and scaled In order to introduce |(whalebone) plate, which Hghtest and strongest plate known, does not cover the roof of th th; you can bite corn off the guaranteed 15 years. shallow The report | I] | b our new |) is the! b CAMP QUOTAIS BEING FILLED Applications for Training and Recreation Increase Last-minute applications Tuesday almost completely filled up Washing. ton’s lagging quota of young men Military Training | camp, which opens July € in a spe | Officers in charge of recruiting stated that interest suddenly mant- | fexted assured Washington of moving | out of ite unenviable position of be | ing the only state without sufficient | applications from which to select the | required number “We will continue to receive appli. | cations," anid Lieut. Col, Oliver H. | Dockery, Jr., “as we still need a few | imore, Those who are too late to be | given vacations this summer will be placed at the head of the list for next summer's camp.” Patrol to Be Ready for Work August 1 “Washington's state highway pa- trol will be ready to assume ita du- tes August 1, maid Maj. Louls M Lang. commander of the patrol, | Tuesday Organization of the patrol began at | the last session of the legislature and | Will be perfected by July 15 | Admiral Halstead Is Awarded Medal WASHINGTON, June 29.--Award| of the distinguished service medal to Rear Admiral A. S, Halstead, at pres. ent commandant of the 12th district, at San Francisco, was announced to day by the war department The award was for his co-operation while in command of the naval force at Brest with the army port authori- ties there and his aid in returning} | American soldiers from France, DAVENPORT. — Raid on Wilbur livery stable results in arrest of 15) persons by deputy sheriffs, on gam. | “| bling charg | VANCOUVER, Wash. — George | Neonias Hodges, barber, white, mar ries Pocabontas Freeman, mulatto. | Both come from Los An b | | SPOKANE.—Henry F. Troub, of Winona, sells 7,500 pure bred sheep to Deer Lodge Farms company, Lodge, Mont. for $50,000. | Today in Congress SENATE Maternity biti made spectal order “Outgro” Is a harmless antiseptic | ign loans mittee will hear n the farmers’ ex inquiry continues, ence report on Borah and publican members of ways and means y committee. New and Wonderful Hair Removing Secret How to Get Rid of Reots and All Any flugus’ hy joes away with i isits to the away with | trom ult eee. Upper Main Floor ing. Sizes 36 to 42. $3.75. Georgette Waists «Georgette Waists in colors of to- mato, Harding blue, bisque, honey- dew, flesh, navy blue and black. They have the tuxedo fronts and are trim- med with Venetian lace or self-tuck- Your choice at Curtain Materials Upper Main Floor patterns with floral, tapestry and conven- At, a yard, 1214¢, 15¢, 18¢ and 254. Marquisette Curtains, hemstitched with quisette, a pair, $2.25 and $2.50. Kodak Supplies Call on our Kodak Department for a complete line of Kodaks, Films and Sup” plies. We do satisfactory work in printing and developing. Bandit in Straw Hat Robs a Gas Station Two bandits, one of whom wore a League Will Try to Stop White Slavery WASHINGTON, June 29. — The straw hat and glasses, Tuesday night | United States has refused an invita- held up M. J. Duffy, in charge of the| Standard Oil gas station at Broadway ave. and Madison st. Jeweler and Silversmith — |tion of the league of nations to be! represented at the forthcoming white slave traffic conference, it was One man, said to be about 22,) jlearned today. wearing a dark blue suit, pulled gun on Duffy and told him to “come | steps to abolish the white slave traf. | After taking the contents of /tic and is to be held tomorrow a thru.” the tll, about $12, the two men ran) east.on Madison st. ——E—— | This conference is designed to take NOW LOCATED 1518 Second Ai Geneva under the auspices of the league of nations. ' The Store for Useful Articles u AVENUE AND UNION § STORE HOURS: 8:30 A. M. TO 6 P. M. GOING CAMPING? These Greatly Reduced Prices Will Be Delightful News Thin Glass Lemonade or Iced Tea Set At an unheard-of price 98° Consists of 6 lead- blown thin tumblers and 1 thin-blown pitcher, ca- pacity 3 pints. None delivered. easily be carried. pea of “a im 25 White Mountain Ice Cream Freezer Special Regular $6.35 Capacity 3 Quarts Can Automobile Tents Size 7x7 $11.55) Occupies but little room when folded , . and is very easily erecied. Made of serviceable white drill. Size 7x7—$11.55. (Price without poles and not fitted with windows.) ‘ 8-OUNCE WALL TENTS he 8 x10 ft. 0... $ 9:95 9VYoxl2 ft. ............. $12.75 Surely this reminds you of the old days! are lower prices than we have seen for years. Folding CampGrate Regular tac 49c Special ... Size 1x14; 42 inches high. So popular on auto trips, picnics, camps, etc. Will hold two or three utensils. Special $2.98 Regular $3.75 Extension carrier made of heavy steel. Will fit any running board and can be extended to just the desired length. Colored Scrims of bordered and all-over tional designs in a large range of colors, — lace edges, in a very good quality of Mar=— These over and then dried up. They itched so badly that I could not sleep at night, and my face was e mass of sore eruptions. “tried everything I saw adver- tised but nothing did me any good until I got Cuticura Soap and Oint- ment. Now my face is clear and smooth, and I only used one cake of Cutjcura Soap and two boxes of Cuti- cura Ointmentto heal me.” (Signed) J. H. Williams, 297 Cordonia Ave., All work guaranteed for 16 years. | fave impressions taken in the morn. |!" ‘your ing and get teeth same day, Exami- | |nation and advice free. hess |Cal jie start saving with one dime. Then the habit grows! Dime and Dollar Savings & Loan Association Housed with Seattle Title Trust Company 114 Columbia St., Cor. Second Ave. instruct and have the surprise work In a few seconds. | n Bee without the least Telescope Camp Cot | Single size $6.00 See Samples ef Our Plate and Bridge Work. We Stand the Test of Time. There’s nothing so de- lightful as home-made ice cream, and it is so easily made in a “White Moun- tain” Freezer because of Pr irritating, and so h Id eat it.—Advertis Most of our present patronage ts recommended by our early custom= ers, whose work in still giving | satiafaction. Ask our cus- rs, who have tested our work. {1 . av Detroit, Mich. ‘coming to our office, be sure | Safe Deposit Vaults in Connection KAN-RU v comrany, RYE Wash, Mer Bale by Druggists. - Make Cuticura Soap, Ointment and Talcum your daily toilet prepara- tions and watch your skin improve. Esa ddzess: “Outeure Lav- Vintament hand tbe faleum Me. Catiewra Seep shaves withoul mes. —AdverUsement rein the right place. Bring | ad with you. Cut-Rate OHIO Dentists 207 UNIVERSITY ST. Opposite Mrascr-Pattereon Coy ies iat Hairs Tr Owl Drug Co., Special Agent \ sch Wi ic its “quick freezing” prop- erties. All metal parts coming in contact with cream are heavily tinned. haze || The most comfortable Canvas Cot made: The pat- ent supports are strong, yet they. respond to the weight of the body. Folds up very s! and weighs only 14 pounds.