The Seattle Star Newspaper, June 30, 1921, Page 2

PAGE 3 our entire stock of furniture rices were already Jow—now they are phenomenally low, and it is hard- to emphasize the welcome fact that even at these great reduc- feng quality has been maintained, every piece of furniture in this sale is worthy of going into your home, for long and pleasing service; and bear in mind even Cutting this JULY SALE “Your Credit 1s Good!” 13-piece fumed oak living room suite— $698 regular price $1¢3— —a very attractive living room suite, exactly as pictured; solid oak frames; upholstered in fine grade of brown artificial leather; davenport in a second can be converted into a full-size bed; special price, three pieces complete, for this JULY SALE— ) ‘BESTLE Led Credit oy, Is \ Go "TACOMA: £. SOVOGAPELS & SEES Sone, |U. 8. district engineer of good roads. os ain shenespnmraact tou eeeattnt etn malta ile neenethyrdaionaeharigisincl sullen teeliaiehwunuriostinsiggnemyeatsincioaisitine THE SEATTLE STAR 4 Your Complex Is the Thing tg Blame, No Matter How You Play the Game I that I have diamineed the earnest Line or Two—but that Is what I mean to dot Wreck & Heme—that is a Complex in your rave—well, Complexes Just WON'T Behav you FEAR, My Child, that Mr, Freud will be Excenntvely Annoyed on finding Payeho-A Suppose you want to i Or maybe ft's Cocaine Mayhap you are opposed to Work—all right; then let your Complex ehirk. It's possible that, some dark Night, you'll shoot your Moth you're feeling bored, you'll decimate ever else they do, they must not put ig the Guilty Man—and let them find it if they can! * ‘* Aunt on Sight; or else, because 1 Neighbor's Ford. But, oh, what- the Blame on YOU! Your Complex * Yea, Paycho Analysts stand high because they find an Alibi for of Mutt, and glorify the Human Nut! WENATCHED,.—Traffio will not be closed while work on Blewett pass is going on, according to I. A. Elliott, AD NERVOUS BRED irs. Ireland Permits us to Publish | this Letter forthe Benefit of Others Who Are in Her Condition ‘Warsaw, Missouri. —‘‘For five years Iwas weakly, nervous and in a run- down condition. Then I had a ner- ¥ publish think it’ will be! are | Frovn Ingann, R. R.1, Warsaw,Mo. ” Nervous women are both ailing and wretched, and with @ nervous break- down all goes out of a woman's Hife, It is said that the ills peculiar to women act on the nerves like a fire- brand. Lydia E. Pinkham's Vogetable Com- pound is successful in “ple smog such conditions, and a large number o American women who were once great sufferers from nerve troubles owe their present health and comfort to it Se a, DR. H..T. HARVEY || (Bx-President Michigan State Board Dental Examiners) | Dental —— Diagnosti | Pyorrhea Specialist | X-Ray Laboratory | Highest Order of Restoration 9, Werk Done | Mremtestion and Estimate ff) I) mora that Julian Eltinge, famous ¥TLAD WANTS DIVORCE Marks of Beating Showed for Several Days, She Says When the marks of the beating her husband administered to her showed for severa) days, Mrs, Rachel | Stevens ways whe decided to sue for! divorce, Mrs, Stevens is the wife of Earl Le Roy Stevens, sales manager of the General Distributerw Corporation, The complaint, filed Wednesday, Asserts that Stevens receives a xal-| ary of $200 a month and commission on sales that averages $100 a month. Mra, Stevens asks that he be re quired to contribute $35 a week to the support of herself and their two children, Julian Eltinge Is Reported Sick 108 ANGELES, June 30.—Ru- stage impersonator of the “Merry Widow,” was about to undergo an operation for appendicitis were cur- rent here today. Bitinge could not be reached at his residence here nor thru his theatrical and motion picture connectiona His professional associates professed en. tire ignorance of Eltinge’s reported ilness. Servants at hie home had been instructed to give no informa Uon to bewspaper men. Two Small Breweries Are Raided by Cops Two small breweries were seized by dry squad agents in raids Wednes day night at Hudson st. and Rainier ave. and at 4811 Chicago st. Robert Bruce, laborer, was arrest ed at Hudson st. and Rainier ave. where the dry squad scized 36 pints Of beer, 13 gallons of mash, a boiler and a quantity of supplies for mak- ing home brews Daniel McKinnon, taborer, was ar- rested at 4811 Chicago st. where 36 gallons of beer were found tn cellar. Eighty pints were held for evidence, TACOMA.—Robert Braid and Jéan Sanches acquitted of booze-running charges by federal court jury. known Puget eound mariner, and & reaident of the Puget sound country for 47 years, died at his home, at 1704 N, 40th st. Wednesday morning. (Vital Statistics] Watch for “Tarran the Terrible” on Saturday | FREDERICK & NELSON FIFTH AVENUE AND PINE STREET A Featured Offering, Friday | 150 New Handbags in | Genuine Leathers | I AT A SPECIAL PRICE SELDOM indeed does the opportunity offer to secure Hand Bags so desirable in style and quality at so low a price. Many different styles: All up-to-date—in Genuine Seal, Vachette, Calfskin, Morocco and Novelty Leathers. —some fitted with rouge, lipstick and mir- ror; others with coin purse and mirror: Colors include black, brown, gray, blue and tan. Many handsome envelope purses in the lot. Featured Friday, on a First Floor Aisle Square, at $2.95. NEW service that our customers will appreciate, we are sure. Light luncheon and the refreshing bever- ages and fountain specialties for which Summer creates a special demand—served in a new and delightfully- appointed room on the Sixth Avenue side of the Down- stairs Store, just beyond the elevators. New Fountain A and Luncheon av Capt. John W. Rassell, 62, well-| ff Open an Account at Grote-Rankin’s THE GROTE-RANKIN CO} OTTO f. KEGEL, Preeidert ' Pike Street and Fifth Avenue BIRTHS y, Kids! They Are Gonna Show How) =un!cpai beaches, y, Freckles, sidts, Murph’, hey! Goin’ out to get a swim- lesson? Phis is the cry that will be heard | Seattle, saved by Fred Countryman Christian and Missionary alliance Seattle soon, as the result of | from drowning in Lake Stevens. EVERETT.—Erma Countryman, 5, and her father, R. Countryman, of| REV. RB. H. MOON addresses the park board's decision Wednesday) MRS. SARAH MASON BAKER, to hire swimming instructors for the 91, i Thursday. who died Monday at Mason home, was to be buried Thursday afternoon from Bonney Watson's. ree 504-12 Kitel Building SECOND AND PIKE SEATTLE fendants were sailors on launcu \470-1, wrecked in Grays Harbor ‘April 11, at which time J. J, Gamber, alias Jack Wallace, was drowned. KIDDIES LOVE Moegling, C. W., 1707 Madrona drive, ia, 3302 W. 73rd, A v a “hadrew, 734 tes w. Senc%d, Emanuel, 6054 Seventh N. Ba , John, 211 Warren ave. boy. Besabar, Phaude, 1124 27th ave. Napoli, Antonio, 911 Davis fo Lacolueci, Lucca, 2803 Grabau irk ue Wong, 421 12th av ‘eS. boy. orn Wendell, 8415 44th 8, girl. Poynton, Charles, €17 Spring at. gifl. MARRIAGE LICENSES Ni and Residence. = E., Seattle ...Lega' fciew Ss aude, Seattle, Legal 7. irk we on Many Items for Your Fourth of July Outing JULY 4th SPECIALS Featuring styles especially appropriate for July Fourth and vacation wear at "REDUCTIONS White Oxfords, $3.85 to $7.40 Sizes AA to D 24 to 8 Sport Oxfords, $5.95 to $8.40 Strap Pumps $7.80 to $10 In Gray, Black and Brown Mary Janes For the Little Girl Prices, $1.70, $2.45, $2.80, $2.95, $3.15 and $3.35, > Savings —In Barefoot Sandals and Oxfords for the kiddies. Sizes 5 to 8.........0.000.. Sizes 8% to 11 . Sizes 114, to 2 Boys’ Tennis Oxfords In black or white, $1 50 PRICES ON ALL FOOTWEAR AT. THIS STORE ARE 20% LOWER THAN IN MAY, 1929 SEATTLE’S BEST SHOE VALUES \ “ARCTIC” ICE CREAM — it’s the real Angel Food Kenwood 89 A superb cabinet wor cellence of the World May we _ have 14.21 Third Ave, PRESENT THE VICTROLA XVI. handsome musical instrument that will har- monize with the most exclusive interiors. the pleasure of playing some of your favorite music on this beautiful Victrola —and of explaining how easily you can own it by our special terms of pay- —kiddies thrive on it. Ask for it everywhere. 4333 University Way I 8 J rthy of the musical ex- Famous Victrola. A J 8 | Dobie, James, 38, 4S tbiagten hotel. Culliton, James, 66, 5217 14th N, EB. Depipscy, Thomas, 60, 929 24th av, 8. Morris, Clift Henr Wood, Mary Isabe' ° Gilbert, Curtiss R., Yakima . Seely, Anne, Seattic Downing, Perry A. Asti los Stellbrink, Cella, Tacom ‘ i LOOM ‘Tarte, Hudson T., Seattle . A Blumer: cit . Neer, Margaret, Seattle Blockoff, Selma, Royer, Otto Desmond, Bell, William Fre Rauschke, Idaho ... DIVORCES Universal Vacuum Bottle $2.15 Will keep contents hot or cold—just as you want it. These Vacuum Bottles are of one-pint capacity, priced special for Friday $2.15 Nested tin Drinking Cups, each....13¢ One-half pint tin draet, Will harp, Glad Sea M., Seattle Crepe Paper Napkins, 100 for Teaspoons, special, each Dessert Spoons, special, each. Table Spoons, special, each... Waxed Paper, 2 rolls for Paprus Picnic Plates, 25 in box. . 8-quart heavy tin Coffee Pots for. Solid steel Camp Grates, each.......... bees Gold Medal Folding Camp Stools, each 98¢ Folding Camp Tables, complete with carrytng sack, special $5.85 Three styles of Hammocks are reduced for Friday; $3.85, $3.95 and $1.95 Basement Store Alyin D. won, Mary ©. ‘ones, Chas Jewell E., Seattle” -: “48 priced, each McCom nd Fifty Beacon Indian Robes ath, Henry ‘ossiboin, Howard umper, Alma L, Seattle . hain, Samuel, Seattle matchee le Legal et | derannte Ashe came we. Are Offered at 1 Valley .. itauffer, Sid: Ideally suited for boating, driving, camping and out- door sleeping. Their bright colors are most attractive and the wearing quality of Beacon Indian Robes can- not be surpassed. On sale Friday only at this special . price, each, $6.25. ‘s, First Floor—Bedding Section ; Har! H. from Margherita from J. W. from Albert. DEATHS