The Seattle Star Newspaper, June 30, 1921, Page 5

Watch for “Tarzan une Territte” on Saturday TOMO nmmanm cml cy Grunbaum Bros. Furniture Co. The People’s Popular Homefurnishers OUR CREDIT TERMS FOR 1,000 NEW Acroums $ 50 Purchase, y 1.00 Down, $1 Per 75 Purchase, 3.00 Down, $1.25 Per 100 Purchase, $ 5.00 Down, $1.50 Per 150 Purchase, 8 7.50 Down, $2.00 Per 200 Purchase, $10.00 Down, $2.50 Per $250 Purchase, $12.50 Down, $3.00 Per Week $300 Purchase, $15.00 Down, $4.00 Per Week NO-EXTRA CHARGES—NO INTEREST JULY, _ STOCK-ADJUS SALE Now in Fall Swing Such Values You Have Not Been Offered in Years Each day brings fresh goods on our floors—each space made vacant is at once filled with new mer- chandise—each day you find a new display with the same wonderful values. You are invited to share in these wonderful savings offered. LIST OF BARGAINS SAVE $6.75 ON LAMP SHADE! $16.50 SILK LAMP SHADE $9 75 for.... Week Week Week Week Week PTA STITT cH TTT TT co ead Fumed Oak Desk WR. cba tseeass $85.00 Mahogany Liv Table, for ‘ $42.50 Morris Chair in Craftsman Leather for..... Pie save SVG $80.00 beautiful Mahogany Hall Rac’ $21.25 $110.00 Easy Chair, with reclining $50.00 | READY 10 VOTE tne in eyes Ned : $55 .00 Honicee Bedroom Sute, for... DSLDs0O $775.00 very fine Mahogany Frame, Velour Covered Three-piece Living Room $387.50 Suite, for . LIBERAL CREDIT EXTENDED ess | leaders from al] over the nation were Will Give Answer on Big Wage Reduction (CHICAGO, June %0.—Rafl union | pouring into Chicago today, on the eve of the 12 per cent cut of 3,000,000 rafl employes, effective tomorrow. The leaders will then give their answer to the action of the United jture is may she For t LONDON, expected to be determined | in a series of secret meetings which | TAR ABOUT THIS TIME O’ YEAR ™ SNAP SHOT DISARMAMENT IS NOT SETTLED) UP TO AMERICA Way for Peace Is Not Yet Cleared BY ED L. KEEN June 30.—-Ireland’s fo ow the way out of the pree ent blood impasse. he time being, the British That’s Attitude of Britain and Japan BY A. 1. BRADFORD WASHINGTON, June 30.--Great Pritain and Japan will leave to the United States the first step toward disarmament, according to a state. ment in oritative diplomatic ciréles here today. PAGE S The Rhodes Co 9.to 10 150 yardy of PERCALE in Copenhagen blue w white stripe, ‘Th goods are 28 inches wide, To clean up, this heat, at, 6 ya ee. 200 Untrimmed Hats, in- cluding Hemp, Linere rude, Batavia, Patent Milans and a few fancy straws. These are in all colors and styles, For. merly to $5.95 each then reduced to $1.95 and $2.96 To close out thi« hou: a 50c 10 to 11 Women’s Gloves 125 pairs, in a miscellaneous as- sortment, including kid, silk and cha- moisette, in broken sizes and colors. Some have been slightly mended. Formerly $1.25 to 3.50 a pair. Spe- cial for this hour, a pair— 98c wach .., . 200 Women’s Union Suits of Summer weight cot ton. Low neck, no sleeve, knee length styles. Sizes 36 and 38 only. Not up to our usual standard. For this hour, 25c B BUlE. cee eeeee No mail, telephone or C dise, and the right to limit quantities is reserved. FRIDAY HOUR SALES O. D. orders taken on Vriday Hour Sale mercham- 11 to 12 500 yards of Gingham, good quality inches wide, small Former! a yard, Special, this hour, a yd 15 35, Pacific Package Dresses; sizes one to wix years In attractive styles, stamped on linen finished lawn, fancy cromsbar voile and mer. cerized mull, in broken sizes. Formerly $2.15 to $4.00 — then reduced. Special this 5 hour, each .... 95c 1to2 60 Silkk Bags Made of moire sill, in the popular shades of gray,, blue and Fitted with coin and mirror, and attractively lined. Most of these Bags are in the pouch shape A few have tat, Formerly $5.00 each. Special for this hour, each— $3.25 brown, black purse pleasing ALL-DAY SALES FOR FRIDAY Remnants Remnants of Cotton Piece Goods marked for a rapid Cleanup, will be displayed on Gingham Dresses For the Fourth of July Upper Main Floor A large style assortment of Gingham Dresses designed of checks and plaids, in attractive com- Sizes 16 to 42, at $5.75, $5.95, binations. $6.75, $7.50, $7.95 and to $12.50. 2to3 3to4 a Sales Booth on the Main Floor At Splendid Reductions Upper 4to5 300 Yards of Batiste, plain flesh color; *36 inches wide; sultable for lingeria. For this hour, a yard. . 23c Women's Silk Boot Hose; 600 pairs fu!l and semi-fashioned in black, white and African. Sizes 8% to 10, but not each size in every col or or quality. Formerly 90¢ and $1.00 a pair. Then reduced to 75 Women's Muslin Athiet- ie Suits, in colors or white and pink. Sizes 36 to 44 Formerly $1.50a suit For this hour, Si $1 .00 sult 25 Auto Hats and Caps in assorted checks and Misses’ Gingham and Crepe Dresses, sizes 15 to 18, but not each size in every style. Include _ stripes, plaids and few plain cok ors, slightly mussed. from showing. Unusual reduo tions for this hour, choice at 300 Men’s | States railroad labor board in slash- | ing $400,000,000 from the annual pay | roll of workers, The big problem confronting the union leaderg is how to hold the men in line and prevent a tieup of the na-/ cilities, | dent of the rail road department of the American) | Federation of Labor, hay guarded Leather Belts Belts in black, cordovan and tan, with fancy buckles; assorted lengths, Formerly 50c and 75e. For this hour, government ‘ts out of the anyument. The two Irish factions are concerned with the question of whether one For this bour, Tisai Se 200 Men's Shirts; odd patterns and sizes, Some slightly soiled from display. Former. ly $1.50 and $2.00. For this hour, each solid colors, Some silk; others silk and straw com- binations, Formerly $2.50 and higher. Then reduced. On sale in the Women's Neckwear Section, 75¢ for this hour, each ‘This attitude of the first and third naval powers of the world ts under stood to have been made plain to man shail speak for all Ireland or |tnis government in the responses to whether Sinn Fein will concede|the diplomatic Ulster the right to its own spoke® | trarding put forth. ff peace conversations with the| priends of disarmament were ent are undertaken. cheered today as the result of the . he bY onion wot ot crit- | developments during the fast 24 jc er premie against a strike etampede, it devel-| gir rte crete, senitioniiy semana, DOUrs on the disarmament question. TACOMA — Hugh Hamilt oped today. ling a preliminary meeting in Dub- tenced to year and a day at McNeil| Jewell, in a letter sent out to the | in island penitentiary by Federal | membership of bis organization, cau Sir James’ reply refustng such a Judge Cushman upon conviction of | tioned the men against “walking out”! necting was anticipated. possession of counterfeiting nega-| without authority from headquar There was some disquiet, many tives and plates. Hamijton claimed|ters. He said any member so doing | oericiais believing that the Irish to have gotten the plates while in|“might ag well tear up his UBIOD| oestion was far from settled, Oth.|the naval bill was approved by the the state prison at Walla Walla | card.” ers, knowing of the secret confer-!house late yesterday, The amend feelers President _ SAN FRANCISCO — Frederick J. yBimmch, newspaper man and over geas veteran, who nfide original Graft of principles of American le- } gion, dies in loca! sanitarium of war ‘wounds. y: irs Xo Auto Crashes Auto; Saved From Death Four Boys Held for © in Alaska Waters) Aged Woman Hurt Stealing an Aute After rowing for three days and| Mrs Lucy Giles, 74, was severely| Four boys, accused of stealing nights in an open dory in an at-| ’ ¢ t to round Cape Spencer, Rob- injured when an auto driven by T.|auto belonging to C. W. emp . Orton, ert Cotighiin, of Douglas, and Frank |¥- Cales, 1334 Terry ave, struck an) Sumner—James Brady, 16, of Sum- eer ro ence which led up to Lloyd George's!™ent calls for a disarmament con:| pach, jr, University of Washington |auto in which she wag resting in| ner; Arelue Daily, 14, 7713 26th ave. SAN Aiea amg ag he et open annie, believed the remain- Pawan jog be ae ee | student, were picked up in — front of her residence at 1303 Ninth) N. Wa and Daniel and a G. Carlisle to escape ing difficulties would be swept away - publiCRN | waters by the boat Relief June. | ,,, ", Davis, ee [while being returned from Honolulu jin private and the-way cleared for | leaders made no effort to-eubstituts | rhey were on the verge of exhaus: Ate, Walnetny enanire TS USeas. 208) Saas ee ito Los Angeles frustrated. @ peace gathering, with both Ulster |for the Borah plan the resolution | gon, taken to city hospital, where she is; W.-—were tn the city Jail Thi ai -_— and South Ireland represented. approved by the house foreign af: NEW ORLE, —Six brewertes, | — _ =m | fairs Commitee extending the scope raided last Saturday, selzed by gov" jof the conference to other nations. ernment under Volstead act. House Approves Disarmament Plan WASHINGTON, June 30.—The Borah disarmament amendment to ur Pri d e USE Gwinn Hl A . rpi cide Spring. Main 2769 Reoms—1i50 at $1.00 JOw! Drug Co., Special Agent | Reports credit Bach with saving Suffering with a wrenched hip and following their arrest at First ave, ‘poth his own life and that of his | bruises on face and body, sustained|and Pike st. Wednesday night, by lcompanion during @ storm that | when she was thrown from the car to| Patrolmen J. H. McCulloch and ~ lovertook the two. the ground. Frank Ducett. T oday in The Store for Useful Articles Congress 7 7 SENATE | i | JU owe Reeretary of the Treasury Metion appears before the agriculture com- \. = ae 4 PAVENUE AND. UNION STR STORE HOURS: 8:30 A. M. TO 6 P. BI. SEASONABLE SPECIALS FOR FRIDAY Ayvad’s Water Wings eB Royal a ha Rochester All-Copper jf] ~ WASH BOILERS |] — Regular $8.50, ys $5.49 special at.. Just think of it! An all-copper Wash Two Burner Boiler for $5.49. Rochester brand, too! ‘< . Certainly this is a value not seen for Gasoline many months. KampKookStove Carried like a Makes camp cooking a real plea- sure and assures a quick and effi- cient heat at any moment. Abso- lutely safe! * Ball-Bearing Lawn Mowers SPECIAL $9.98 Our 12-inch Highland ball-bearing Lawn Mower—sold by us for years and absolutely reliable. Has 9-inch easy-running wheels and 4 blades of tool 4 FIRST CLASS WE HAVE RECENTLY ADRED 1,500 NEW BOXES TO OUR MODERN SAFETY DEPOSIT VAULTS. Come and examine our equipment for the safekeeping of bonds and other valuable papers, Entrance corner Second ave. at Pike st, PEOPLES SAVINGS BANK # relief inquiry continues ry sub-committee considers | | anti-beer bill, j HOUSE ae Adoption ef conference report on peace fesolutions expected Republicans to caucus tonight on THMA SUFFERERS | Free Trial of a Method That Any- one Can Use Without Discom- fort or Loss of Time. eran ETO | method for ot - Prey « en A wonderful help to those learning to swim. Will support a large person and are very simple to use. 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