The Seattle Star Newspaper, July 11, 1921, Page 5

MONDAY, JULY 11, 1921. HLS MINNIIIY SERVICE eon NESE Grunbaum Bros. Furniture Co. The People’s Popular Homefurnishers OUR CREDIT TERMS FOR 1,000 NEW ACCOUNTS Purchase, $8 1.00 Down, $1.00 Per Purchase, $ 3.00 Down, $1.25 Per Week Purchase, $ 5.00 Down, $1.50 Per Week Purchase, $ 7.50 Down, $2.00 Per Week Purchase, $10.00 Down, $2.50 Per Week Purchase, $12.50 Down, $3.00 Per Week Purchase, $15.00 Down, $4.00 Per Week ‘NO EXTRA CHARGES—NO INTEREST ~ JULY SALE “YOUR OPPORTUNITY IS NOW.” Do not fail to take advantage of the remarkable savings offered you at this sale. There are but five days left—re- member, satisfactory credit terms are arranged to suit—you. Any purchase made this week will be held and delivered at your convenience, Save $65.00 on This Seven Piece DINING ROOM SET | AMERICAN WALNUT of the finest quality. Extension table top is 54 inches, extends to six feet. Six brown leather seat chairs, including arm chair. This set sells regularly for $215.00. July Sale price, $150.00 SALE OF 3-PIECE LIVING ROOM SUITE—With lasts until Saturday. 147,50 LIBERAL CREDIT EXTENDED RUNBAU er Show to Be [75,000 Visitors id, Volunteer Park Here to See Fleet Seattle Morticuttura associa-| Fully 75,000 visitors are expected will hold tts first annual flower witness in Seattle, July 21, the at the pergola in Volunteer! Navy Night Midsummer fete arrang- rk next Friday, Saturday and Sun-| eq to welcome the great battleships F of the Pacific feet. Hosts of Elks City Jail Is Scene attending the convention of the organiza! together with others passing thru the city from “ the Los Angeles national convention ‘Highteen candidates for the Quar-|and the early throngs for Buyers’ : Hommes and Nuit Chevaux de-| week, July 25 to 30, and for the first of the American Legion were| performance of “The Wayfarer,” r into the order at the city| July 23, are expected to swell the multitude at the nayy demonstration. The deck is stripped for action, our sales floor has been cleared of all cars, and for a week we will devote our attention to selling our stock of cars. Every car bears red tag sho former sale prices, and these tags tell a story of a genuine money-saving car sale. A Sale of GOOD used cars. No junk. We have traded carefully for Most of them have been rebuilt in our own shops, repainted when necessary, and at the prices we have been holding them they were very good investm Now they are genuine bargains, for we have disregarded our cost and CUT TO THE BONE. Come and look them over. You not form an opinion from print, an promise that you will be agreeably Sl by sparks from a switch engine Sat- Biurday afternoon swept the plant! Slot the flames to neighboring docks ye WATCH OUT SHE DONT VAMP” You. CHARLIE! THE SEATTLE STAR THE TEA PARTY eo ‘$200,000 FIRE Large Section of Water | Front Menaced fcr Time Fire believed to have been caused of the Fast Waterway Dock and | Warehouse Co., damaging the wharf and warehouses to the esti | mated extent of $200,000. | Quick and efficient action by the} fire department and fire fightin | parties from the U. 8 % Idaho} lin the harbor prevented the spread jand factories. ‘The plant was further threatened lby @ strong northwest wind and at [first it was feared the ents erty, valued at more than would be consumed. ‘The fire was one of the smokiest, most spectacular and costly in re t months. “The loss was entirely covered by Insurance. ‘The steamer West Ison, which was loading at the dock, was towed to safety, as the flames licked its sides. It will resume loading Monday Kitchen Maid Will Receive $3,000,000 KNOXVILLE, Tenn. July 11. Leona Sigurt, kitchen maid at Whit- tle Springs hotel, received notice yesterday that as one of the six nieces and nephews of the late Lord Aberdeen of England, she lx to recetve $3,000,000. new used wing used cars. ents. can- d we 4/10 a, m, to 11:30 a. m; girls’ classes, sur- prised at the class of cars we are offer- ing at these rock-bottom prices. Plenty of salesmen to wait on you, and you can depend upon what they tell you. Delay may cost you the very car you wanted, so come up tomorrow, Your, Light Car Taken in Trade have 932 12TH AVE. Corner Spring 38 YEARS IN THE NORTHWEST ‘DOG-PADDLE TC THIEF SUSPECTS _ SWEEPS PLANT BE NEXT LESSON CHASED; CAUGHT Seattle Kids to Find Out About It This Week This week Seattle kiddies will be instructed in the Intrieacies of the doge-paddie by Instructor Ernest! Wells It in not too late for the youngsters to enter the city’s free classes, Wells declared this week on the municipal beaches. Several hundred boys and = girls are already registered for th courne Classes for Monday are as fol lows: Alki beach: Boys’ classes, 10 a. m. to 11 a m., conducted by W. P. Montgomery, ansisting Wells, North Greqp lake: Boyn’ classes, 1120 a m to 1 p. m; conducted by Wells, South Green lake: Boyn’ classes, 3:30 p. m. to 5 p. m.j girls’ claasen, 2p. m. to 3 p. m., conducted by Wells, HARDING WILL READ MESSAGE Expected to Urge Haste in Tax and Tariff Laws WASHINGTON, July 11. — Preat dent Harding will personally read to congress this week hit message urg: ing haste in enacting taxation and tariff legislation, it was learned on high authority today The message is expected to call for laying aside of the soldier bonus bill and the hastening of taxation and tariff legislation, for which the present special session was called, Harding, senators expect, will ask co-operation for the national good and urge that personal alms be sub- ordinated. Bark Patches Hole and Defies Iceberg NEW YORK, July 11.—With a patch of wood and cement, hastily rigged at sea, the three-masted bark Astrid made port today, after having mailed for 28 days with a great hole stove in he bow. The Astrid hit LONDON, July 4.—Among the! names drawn for jury service is that | of a nun living in 4 religious com- munity near here. This is the first | instance of a member of any re] gious order being summoned. Ht supplies the highest percentage of protein found inma mill | tle | offered for her capture, Two Identified by Man Who Lost $2 After an exciting chase for eight blocks along Third ave., shortly after midnight Monday morning, three hold-up suspects are being held on open charges in the city jail, following their ar- rest at Third and Union st. by Sergt. Rey Newton and Patrol- man J. KR. MeCarthy. ; Three holdups committed during the night are credited to the three | men. John Dyson, 417 13th ave, N. was the first vietim of the bandits, Dyson was held up at 13th ave. and Thomas st, at 10:30 Sunday night by the ban dits and robbed of $2. The bandite failed to find his money in @ vest pocket. Dyson said the gun they used re sembled a Fourth of July cap pistol Monday he identified two of the ar- rented trio. fl. Oyama, Jap storekeeper, 1201 Howell st, was the next victim. He was held up by @ lone bandit believed to be one of the trio captured by the police, Oyama lost $18 to the rob- bers. He did not notify the police until Monday morning because be thought the police station was not open on Saturday night. A. Van Winkie, attendant of the Standard Oli station at Eighth and Union st. Was the next pla visited ty the bandits, who took $30) from the cash register. Van Winkle had a large sum hidden which the) men did not find. | Wren the robberies were reported, | motorcycis police scoured the city} and located the three suspects in an| auto, After a thrilling chase, the! trio surrehdered at Third ave. and Union et. When booked at the station, the men gave the names of Theodore Gustafson, 22, laborer; Gus Myren, 16, clerk, and R. L Chambers, 30, | clerk. They are heid for investige | tion. GIRL FUGITIVE | IS SOUGHT HERE $2,000 Reward Offered for. Her Capture Maud Moore, alleged fugitive slay er from Knoxville, Tenn., last seen in Tacoma, is being sought by Seat police. A reward of $2,000 ts Arrested in Knoxville months ago, Miss Moore was acc ed of the murder of Leroy D. Harth, an auto dealer, on the night of Sept. 8, 1919. She produced $10,000 bail and vanished A few weeks ago she is said to have been recognized working as a stenographer in a Tacoma office. When officers went to arrest her she had gone. Lives Three Weeks With a Broken Neck Funeral Services for 0, Hartquist, 63, Kitsap county rancher, will be held from the Home Undertaking company’s parlor at 1 p.m. Thursday. Hartquist died at the Virginia Mason hospital Sat- urday night, as the result of a fail from a scaffold on his farm three weeks ago. Hix neck was broken Seattle French to Observe Bastile Day Bastile Day, the French Fourth of July, will be — celebrated on Thursday, July 14, by local French at the home of Miss Hor tense Sommer, 3010 EB. Alder st. "KIBBEN, of to the King County tic club Saturday at Meves’ cafeteria on the efforts made by the China club to assist in the suppression of the drug traffic in | Seattle SPOKANE wait for the elling bandit to 200 or $300" he do manded, Rev James A, Kenally vice president of vaga univer sity, left the room and sent in a policeman, Bandit Hedvin Nelson Foc a AE Ee san aD REPS SSIES A Special Purchase of Men’s Dress Shirts Attractively Priced, Choice $1.25 Main Floor Through a special purchase, we are offering exceptional values in Men's Dr s Shirts. They are made of good quality Percales in coat styles, with yoked back, cut with side gussets and on full lines; also having pearl buttons. There is a complete assortment of staple patterns, two of which are sketched. White Gaberdine Wash Skirts Second Floor Wash Skirts of White Gab- erdine; neat for These are in two dis- tinctive styles, the difference being in the style of the pockets, which on each are button-trimmed. They are in 27 to &2inch waist measure. Choice at $2.95 summer wear. wizew Sizes are 1414 to 1714. Gingham Dresses Upper Main Floor 50 Gingham Dresses—a bro- ken line, consisting of a few plain colors and plaids. Sizes are from 36 to 46, but not each size in every style or color. They are neat Dresses, suitable for street or home wear, Formerly $7.50 each. Then ‘reduced to $4.95. To clean up, while they last— "$9.45 Women’s Gloves Main Floor Milan Silk Gloves; a new ship: ment of 700 pairs hax just been received. They ure of good quality Milanese silk, and in twoclasp style, with two. tone and self embroidered backs. Colors sand, Pongee, saree $1.28 black. A pair.... French Glace Lambskin Gloves, in 12-button lengths, have been obtained through @ special purchase, They are in white only, and $3.95 sizes 6 to 7; pair Other Unusual Attractions for Tuesday Madeira Handkerchiefs Main Floor 200 Madeira Handkerchiefs, remaining from a special purchase, which would sell, if marked in the regular way, at $1.25 each. They are of pure linen— with dainty hand embroidered cor- Splendid values, offered for quick cleanup, Tuesday, each...48¢ ners. Women’s Summer Vests Sales Booth—Main Floor Women's Summerweight Vests in plain or fancy top Style, low neck and sleeveless. Sizes 36 and 38 only. Formerly 25¢ Tuesday, special, 3 for 5O¢. Boys’ Straw Hats Main Floor—Rear Unusual values in Boys’ Straw Hats, reduced for quick cleanup. Plain Black, Navy Blue, Tan and White; also combination colors. Sizes 6 to 7, but not each size in every style or color. Formerly $8.50 and $2.50. Then reduced. Special Tuesday, CHOICE 6... ceeseeeeececvecece DOG Unbleached Muslin Upper Main Floor 2,000 yards of Unbleached Mus- lin, 36 inches wide. Suitable for aprons, dresses, ete. Spe cial, Tuesday, a yard, 10¢, Drapery Materials Drapery Materials in an assort- ment including Madras, Nets and Seri in white, cream, ecru and assorted colors (only one or two pl of each). To clean up Tuesday, at HALF PRICE Upper Main Floor Death Traps for Sockeye Prepared Preparing to take what is Ieft of [Skagit Ordinance Up This Afternoon Providing for the sale of $5,500,000 Sockeye salmon, on their quadren- bonds for continuance of work ea | nial run to their spawning Aiea | in the Fraser river, purse seine fish-/ troduced in the afternoon. to the utilities and finance commit- ermen are piling thelr paraphernalia | on the port commission's Salmon| of a mile long and 150 feet wide, to be anchored in the ocean with Tead | the Skagit, an ordinance will be in city council this) The bill will be referred | a Willis-Campbell beer bill te tees for discussion, when tt will be|| called up. Bay wharf. The nets are a quarter|returned to the council for final ac-| tion. Unless it encounters opposition | lin the committees, the bill will prob- thus allowing the escape of|bably be voted upon at the meeting Soldier bowus bill, still before sem- ate, may be debated. ; Soldier relief hearings continua, HOUSE Continues debate on tariff bill. & week from Monday. The Store for Useful Articles Store Hours, 8:30 A. M. TO 6 P. M. A Special That Comes Only Once in a Lifetime We Were Allotted 150 Only for This Occasion “‘Wear-Ever” Aluminum Preserving Kettles No. 124; Capacity 12 quarts— Which sell regularly for For this sale, only... .......seeeeeescenccees WHAT THIS SALE $2.98 MEANS! That for the same price that you would ordinarily pay for cheap, flimsy Alumi- num, you can get the genuine “WEAR- EVER.” These Preserving Kettles are pressed from heavy gauge sheet aluminum and highly polished. Just the utensil you need to preserve the fruit which you can buy so cheaply just now. Cover to Fit (50 only) Wear even Reg. $1.30; Sale Price Note: 69c Sale price applies only on the quantities given above. HM will last. Mason Fruit Jars suincian Quart size ; "Per ‘dozen. Pe 98c Mason Fruit Jars have been the favorite with good housewives for years. So easy to use and so cer- tain of satisfaction. For use in either hot or cold pack method. Per dozen, complete with “Boyd” porcelain - lined lids and high- 98c grade rubbers We cannot say how long they Special Prices on Hose and Sprinklers OUR BEST COTTON HOSE 50-FOOT LENGTHS— Regular $7.50 and $8.50.... $5.98 Yq and 84-inch Diameter _ All high grade Hose, rubber lined; capable of giv- ing long service. HOSE REEL $1 .59 Reg. $2.50 Will hold up to 100 feet of Hose; made of hardwood and very serviceable. De- vere “knocked down”—easily assem- led. eis by 7 ach SPRINKLER egular $1, Special .... 98c A simple, but effective Lawn Sprinkler, covering a wide surface and throwing a gentle rain-like shower. No revolving parts to get out of order and, being made of aluminum, it will not rust or corrode,