The Seattle Star Newspaper, July 7, 1921, Page 5

THURSDAY, JULY 7, 1921, O Mommten SERVICE oT THNEOHTUTLNIN Grunbaum Bros. Furniture Co. The People’s Popular Homefurnishers OUR CREDIT TERMS NEW ACCOUNTS FOR 1, “9 Purchase, Purchase, Pur Purchase, $ Purchase, $10.00 Purchase, $12.50 Purchase, $15.00 $ 50 $ 75 $100 $150 $200 $250 $300 Down, $1.00 Down, $2. Down, 83 Down, $3.00 Down, $4.00 NO EXTRA CHARGES—NO INTEREST This Is a Worth-While Friday Special Smiths Tapestry Brussels Rugs $2.40 27x54 Size Value $4.00 Friday Only Week Week Week Week Week Week Week Per Per Per Per Per Per Per THE SEA | TTLE STA ABOUT THIS TIME O’ YEAR THE MOST COMEORTAB SPOT VvE FOUND 9to 10 ‘ds of White Gala A ftuble material era, Skirts and Vormerly 40¢ a 25c Union tyled no sleeve Middies yard Special, this hour, a yard 250 Women's Suits of cotton with low neck Acknee length. Sizes 36 and Formerly Th« and then reduced to 5¢ @ sult Special this hour, a suit 200 Untrimmed Hats of good quality #traw, All atylee ¥orm erly $1 For this hour, and colors FRIDAY HOUR SALES No mail, telephone or ¢ vend the naes to. tinal quactities 1 10 tol 180 pairs of White Silk Gloves in two-clasp styl dout only. F« pair, For this hour, yemerly . 69¢ 160 White Tub Skirts, made of fancy white tt These have be ed from show @ pair . come mus ing. a quick 24 to 28 wals For this hour, choles oO. taken on E D. orders re 11 to 12 200 yards of Veiling of plain 1 fan dots and shad In na blue, brown, taupe white and black .19c of = Dress 36 inchen wide, in ot hour See 9 600 Voile color roxe and br and green and sorted tter erly sic a This hour, yards combinations blue, in Form. yard. iday Hour Sale merchan- 1to2 194 Boys’ Wash Hata (Main Floor, Good as» wxortment of plain and combination colors, it plain white 4 to 6%. Form This 300 pairs Men's Hose, cotton and lisle; colors ot brown, w blue, Palm Beach, gray, cordo- and black, Sizes 9% to 11%, but not each size in every color. Spe cial this Sizes 5 hour 30c euch yard ... ALL-DAY SALE FRIDAY Spring Style Coats Second Floor Typical of the values offered in this July Stock Adjusting Sale is this Tapestry Brussels 27x54 size Rug, for the extremely low price of $2.40. You will find many articles marked quite as low, and in many instances with even greater reductions, 3s Aen reduced. LOoKs LiKe PA WAS PARKED FER THE EVENING, (J ARTHUR ! Style Coats in an assortment of plain colors and Greatly reduced for stock readjustment, An attractive group of Spring fancy fabrics. Sizes are in a broken line. \GRIME COSTING | MILLIONS YEAR) $16. wae : [ 2to3 3to4 4to5 120 yards of French Serge, of wool, and 15 Children’s Coats in a broken 3 pairs of Curtains tn one jf 42 inches wide; colors, wine, line of o' s and materials brown and plum. Formerly and two pair lots of plain Taken from regular stock sell $2.00— then reduced. To clean up, Marquisette — hemstitched; 4 85c ing formerly at much higher this hour, a yard also hemstitched, with lace | Surety company, adds a $100,000,000 400 pair Women’s Silk Hose, semi prices Sizes 1 to 4 years, but edge and hemstitched with 15) | not each size tn every style or {]| fashioned and seamiess, in fiber and insertion edge. Voile Cur therto un oned item to Amer a Sere Caneateees: mek Fe A |] pure silk. Black, white, cordovan and tains with Ince ant Ga fabric, For this $2 49 hour, choice ...... ° ca's war cost. s|]| medium gray. Sizer 8% to 10, but not work. Also the same iE | ‘This huge cost ts the estimated each nize in every quality or color. For- ruffled edge, Nottingham cont of the 1920 crime wave, which |] merly $1.00 to $1.50. Then reduced 150 Men's Bathing Suits, of cot- and Filet Net Curtains that ton, Taken from regular stock. Mack, with red or white trim Je Special this hour, 4 are in an assortment of pat- of the war on humanity. a pair 9c terns. This hour they are ming. Sizes 26 to 42. Special this hour, 78c ~ LIBERAL CREDIT EXTENDED GRUNBAU & WHERE PIKE MEETS FIFTH KOHN New Phone—Elliott 4910 some fools were to remain quict > they might acquire a reputation for| Come a-Running, i ae eek Eee You Seattle Hens | Watrestay that the state tax in A White Leghorn hen, owned by | | Vestigating committee asked by the) Tom Mullen, $212 44th ave. § w,,|#t Ieelslature will meet at the Fryo | has earned her place in the chicken |Pote! ext Wednesday At 10 a. m. | fanciers’ hall of fame by laying an The committee was appointed for |the purpose of | eg that measures 7 by 8 inches in Mery methods of taxation, especially as re ciroumference. ! da relievi: th fats des Maia ekin el real estate, | | ble-yolked eggs right ‘along, Muilen| ty. ting will be the first since | Make its report at least six months | 0.4 for if the present ratio is main. | says, but this prize one ts believed |. creunization of the board. It | before the next seanion of the leriala-| ssinea erime loases for 1921 will be| to have three yoika, will he given over to problems of |tura according to the act which | equally as large The hen ts one year old. organtzation. The committe must |created It {MORE SERIOUS a |THAN MONEY BASS SWALLOWS BIG FIRECRACKER; VERY SAD DAY FOR BASS MINNEAPOLIS, July 7.—Gath nd, boys— Philip Thomas went fishing yes terday at Christmas lake, He had a firecracker left over |] trom the Fourth. Thomas light- and threw it in the water. fighting mad ble The cracker dis appeared amid a swirl Then came an exple A two-pound bass surface on his back. Philip went out in « rowboat and got the fish, It sti) had @ plece of the fuse in its mouth, TAX PROBERS | TO MEET HERE | Time and Place: Wednesday | at the Frye — TTT CHT CCT TTT ST TTT CHT OTT Se Expert Says Incr Increase an EI-| | fect of War | NEW YORK, July 1—Witiam B. | Joyce, president of the National EXCURSION ‘Thre the San Juan SUNDAY, JUL determining fairer Bteamer Sioux leaves yee says ts traceable to the effect | Ik ts a mastantiy Grbwthes tigtine, be points yards Checked Nalnsook, 36 inches selling at HALF PRICE, je; pink and white. Suitable for un a pair, which ranges from derwear and gowns. This 25c¢ 83c To $4.50 Hour, @ YAOI os. se cceeeenenee B BUI . 222. cencercccce = oe ar Boulevard W.C.T.U Will Hold Mee A program on Americant wi be given by the Washi Boulevard W. C. T. U. Friday noon, following a business at 2 o'clock. Visitors will be comed, Senate Votes to Huge Dope Cache Is Revise P. O. Wages} Found Under Carpet WASHINGTON, July 1.—The sen-| A cache of $2,000 worth of cocaine ate yesterday passed a bill reclassify. | was found under a carpet in a room ing postmasters and postal employes at the Hub hotel, Third ave. and and readjusting their salaries, Cherry st, by Patrokmen R. F. Baer- Senator Moses, of New Hampshire, man and N. P. Anderson of the nar ¢xplained that the bill is Intended to} 5 " carry out the intention of the postal |“! squad, Wednesday night. salary commission to make the sal-| According to Anderson and Baer- aries of fourth-class postmasters man, K. Hireta, Jap proprietor of equal to the salaries and the in-|the hotel, sold a package of cocaine creases which were granted during to one of their men. A marked bill the war, lis being held as evidence. Tie Store for Useful Articles Wyeth's Beet, Iron and Wine— A thorough builder for rundown { condition. “cesses $1.03) Cottes gown again } Highest\prices, 40c and 38¢, Lowest price, 20. i M. A. Hansen, 40 Economy M —Advertisement. | Special } Sp Hospital Cotton—Full package. A real Special at ..* pound. 27c ees =O Be oxide Hydrogen. Speiet ©... ..... LOC ‘s Peroxide Tooth | ans and preserves | Murine Eye Remedy—Improve the vision. Easy to apply. Special, Mfrs.’ 60¢ stze........ the Paste the teeth. Special .......+ A "STORE HOURS: 8:30 A. M. TO 6 P. M. Lysol—Genuiné Lahn & Fink } An antiseptic of merit. Regular ; Special 18c} Regular Mfrs.’ 500 stze Ingram’s } for the spread of their doctrines. | 25 t Jelly G Glasses Preserve Fruit S Perfectly ere we JELLY GLASSES 55c Per Dozen fancied justification tn t Regular $2.00, $1 49 i Two sizes—',-pint and 1-pint. trines for acts of lawlessness Special at ..... Two styles—Tall and Squat. volving property. The spread of discontent during end. after the world war was greatly | Fruit jelly will be greatly appreciated next winter. Put up a generous supply now! These glasses are supplied with tightly-fitting PAROWAX ports of enormous poodle piled A during th ar, Men ask why these | Regular 19¢ package, 5 Special at 2 packages 2 Cc “war fiteers” should live in lux ury while they are hard pressed for | enough to live on? Fruit and vegetables sealed with Parowax re- tain their natural flavor. Parowax is so easy to use and you are so certain of good results. Regular 40c size (Pint) Dick inson'’s Witch Hazel, Special jevin Two other factors tn the discontent | are the belief in the unequal distri bution of wealth, caused by the re ports of en s flotations of in vestment durt) and after the war, and the vulgar display of valuables in public places, | s ‘The former leads many to the be | 7 Hef that they are not getting their share of the tremendous wealth of the country latter causes re sentment among the unfortunate, and in also a bait that tempts to robbery and makes it easy | ROHIBITION IS DISK CT CAUSE disrespect for law has been 4 by the prohibition law t Many who would r of aman make no bones about taking liquor. This naturally leads to thefts other things as well. 4 Extrava living standards ean. not today be maintained in many | izes at all prices More serious than money, he says, |ranks of America’s eriminals. il Joyce tased his $10,000,000 esti mate upon the emberalement and |]! burglary claims paid for 1920%y 20 | FRID of the country's leading safety and AY AND SATURDAY or eee rr eregating $15 while in 1918, before the outbr of the war, But Joyce says that apy mately 90 per cent of burglary and em bezzlement lomses are not insured, full claims were paid, the insurance | was far Wo small to cover the actual loners. You cannot judge “Find o° the spread disrespect of law, Joyce says. Cc Week's" by the price. The reason Cc Cynical thoughts of the cheapness of for the low price is—Made, Packed human life, indifference to buman 37 Ib. them only at a Bartell Store! Ib. rights are aftermaths of armed con. C)} Six Assorted Fiavors—Cream and chewing centers, Hershey's rich Niet coating and a neat, attractive 14b. box. SF IAL sca wen at pent 49'C AGITATORS FIND f Agitators find a more ready field | hold cleaning neceasity. {fer rt”. OC Regular 150; Special... IC —Government Tax Only Wha Mise Where Necessary— Hair Toni d Sh “Kodak Days ”—In Real Bloom! air Lonics an ampoos ays — oom: in beautifying the hair. the 2C has always appealed to us—we think it La Creole Liquid Shampoo, 50¢. will particularly appeal to you. Pictures just Wildroot Shampoo, 50¢. short of post card size—2%x4%—and the price Other 8! Septol Shampoo, 50¢. Septol Egg Shampoo, 25¢. QBan Hair Tonic, 45¢, 90¢ ts the unprecedented addition to the \}, burelary insurance companica, claims for only $3. 789 were paid. and that in many insta = where End o’ the Week Chocolates Every war ts followed by wide and Sold only by us. You can get suffering and disregard of others’ FRIDAY and SATURDAY (only) of each week, at, pound tote m READY FIFLD } ona Dutch Cleanser—A house That promote growth and assist For all-round, day-tn-anddayout picture making, is onl Packer's Liquid Tar Soap, 45¢. ; J Hair Bitters $2.00, New goods from the Kodak city are no sooner Produced than you can find them at a Bartell Store. And Films—The latest datings, regardless of what size you have, Take advantage of our knowledge of Kodaking and picture making. Free information on all photo graphing problems. curities Beriault's and in aN sizes, $3.00. Wildroot Dandruff Remedy, 62¢, $1.10. Pinaud’s Ean De $1.50, $2.35. Dandruff Exterminator, Not exactly like picture. A simple but efficient mechanism which removes stones without crushing cher- ries. Has easy rotary move- ment and automatic feed. Old Dutch Cleanser Special at Quinine, 75¢, “Le Creole” Hay's Hair Health, 5&4, #1: .00. | Septol Sealpacura, 45¢, SS¢. Uquid Shampoo jitrris’ Hair Tonic, $1.00, Septol Hair Life, 25¢, 50¢, $1.00. Newbro’s Herpicide, 50¢, $1.00 Mary T. Goldman's Tonic, 75¢. Mary T. Goldman's Restorer, $1.25. Glover's Hair Tonic, $1.00. Hairbak, $1.50. Swedish Hair Renewer, 65¢. And a choice assortment of all the better lines and makes. Announcement We take the opportunity of announcing our removal to bigger and finer quarters—directly across Union street from our old lo- cation—Seattle’s finest Drug Store on one of Seattle’s most con- venient corners. You'll find us ready to serve you in the regular BARTELL WAY—the efficient way. In conjunction we have a larger fountain, where hot and cold drinks, ice cream, and a High Class noon day luncheon is served from 11:00 to 2 p. m. Deodorants Prevent Perspiration t think money or jewelry lieves. tealing of This 1s a temptation to pre- | erve them by crime. Unemployment in cities, due to the | influx, is another tremendous } , Joyce finds. | * lux methods are much Billions of dollars in} negotiable securities, have been handled by inexperienced and untried 1) Rag fac Employer to blame. RIVETED STEEL GARDEN HOE 2 Specially Priced. Good size Garden Hoe with a steel | GARDEN blade strongly:riveted on a malleable HOSE . shank and fitted on a long, straight Special $3 98 handle. Don’t try to get along with 14-TOOTH STEEL less hose than yon need when Bow Rake 83c such an offer as this ts made. “Regular Price $1.35. This hose is made by weav- ing a strong cotton jacket around a heavy rubber tub- A splendid quality Steel Rake with 14 strong teeth. The best rake for the price of a cheap one. : : ~ pec 50-foot lengths Big 4 hat V,-inch Cotton “Kagie Be rid of all offensive Milk caused by excessive Mum! 254. Odorono, B74, B54, $1.00. wait unt!) you can come Eversw 25¢. 1 Ae } Spiro Powder, 25¢. r 4 in person. Select the on Spi, 5O¢. arn's Nece et Orders You don’t have to 4 Borden's Condensed $1.00 with 5 trial Borden's Malted Milk Free. Each bottle tains 2 oa perspiration, S cans Brand” mon sense methods by em severe penalties for are advanced by remedial measures, He would make life imprisonment the penalty for burglaries and em: bezzlement The wrong attitude, the war, must be , he says A long step in this direction can be ugade by finding jobs for the unem-| ployed, and thus directing their {ghoughts into wholesome channels No Soap Better | -—— For Your Skin——— and Than Cuticura Yesler ‘ | eateocesh {horg, Ointment Veeag (ree of Ceti a a 1 more imes size bottles eet trialvize con items you want and mail 7h nity, Hubbard 25¢. dered by | om. net weight ese your ordersto us. Jered by | 40¢, i | Yes, | | Amolin, 25¢, 50¢. Melba, 25¢. Come early before supply { is exhausted any part of the state of Washington, WHERE BARTELL STORES ARE LOCATED Store No, 6 600 Pine | Store No. 8 First Store No. 7 Fifth and Store No. 4 | Store No. 5 Cor. Ballard Second Ave. a Ave. Store No, 2 610 Second Ave. Store No. 1 1908 Boren Ave. Store No, 3 First Ave. at | ing, resulting in a very ser- | viceable hose. Pike St.