The Seattle Star Newspaper, July 15, 1921, Page 5

. THE SEATTLE STAR BEAUTY IN STILLMAN DIVORCE CASE | Psie, N. ¥., July 16. life of James A, Still MNS SERVICE PSION Grunbaum Bros. Furniture Co.-~ The People’s Popular Homefurnishers | pou = OUR CREDIT TERMS FOR 1,000 NEW ACCOUNTS 50 Purchase, $ 1,00 Down, $1.00 75 Purchase, $ 3.00 Down, $1.25 100 Purchase, $ 5.00 Down, 2 -50 ry ka iil chorus girl aboard hia ya oaty, was described yest Frank Murphy, who was Week Week Week Week Week Per Per Per Per Per Richard ‘Hudnut’ 8-4 thet Toilet Preparations - Drog Sundries Section, Gi ngh am Dresses Main Moor Second Floor on the craft Murphy was the last witness in the afternoon session of the hearings in Stillman’s suit for divorce. The with eaid that Stillman and Mra, Leeds, of whose son the banker is alleged to be the father, generally had lunch and dinner on the Modesty when she was moored rted = 150 Purchase, 7.50 Down, $2.00 2 at New York city and off Miami, ak HP pune nga $1 and $2.00. | | t Water in assorted odors, a | Mu ‘phy started to tell of the near, i | bottle $1. 00. encounter between Mrs, Leeds and | ower Toilet Water vot “Helen” on the yacht, but was y | . . | halted by objection of Stiiman's ‘ q r r Tale in glass con: | counsel tainers, 60¢. ding to Murphy, “Ielen’ A | Thre r Perfume, an ounce, Purchase, $10.00 Down, $2.50 0 Purchase, 812.50 Down, $3.00 Per Week 00 Purchase, $15.00 Down, $4.00 Per Week NO EXTRA CHARGES—NO INTEREST Daly Sale Ends Saturday — One more day in which you can profit—by mak- ing your saan Don't miss this ee Perfumes ir odors, an An unusuat assortment of Gingham Dres one style of which is here sketched, that are as pleasing in style, attractiveness and variety as are their splendid values. The showing includes checks and se in sizes 34 to 44, priced $5. 75, $6.75, $7.50, $7.95, $9.50 and $12.50 he yacht with the banker 1920. dinner and re Murphy Flower Face Powder, 75¢. | e Du Barry Face Powder, res ae noon of December &, They had tea and ~ained aboard all night, said, adding tnat the in we room assigned to “H was not They went ashore at 11 LIBERAL CREDIT EXTENDED euneaony WHERE PIKE MEETS FIFTH | New Phone—Elliott 4910 alll NAPOLEON ITALIAN j } i s ‘ Pg. —s | EXTRA VIRGIN | ff pee ‘aes ne ‘ Z | OLIVE OIL jeleot tn. ne Pen m, jar 504, 8, 25¢, 50¢. Violet See Cream, jar 5O¢. Orebid Beauty Face Cream, $1.00. Hudnut’s Assorted Taloum, containers, 25¢. tin / Women’s Hose Main Floor Silk Hone in lace and satin stripes; colors of black, white and cordovan, A pair, $1.75. Women's Full a with reinforced », heels and toes Shetland ‘Wool Sweaters Upper Main Floor ‘The latest creation is imminent in the new arrivals of Shetland Wool Sweaters with Lynx de Laine Tuxedo collars and cuffs. They are displayed in colors of Pink, Jade and Tomato. Priced at Men’s Cotton Bathing Suits Main Floor A special purchase of 360 Men's Cotton Bath- ing Suits enables us to offer them at a greatly reduced price. Medium weight sults in black trimmed with white, red, orange and maroon. Saturday, a suit. Men’s Knit Neckwear Mrs, Florence H. Leeds, former chorus girl, named as co-respondent by Mrs. Still- man, in the Stillman divorce case. Mrs. Stillman alleges that her husband is the father of Mrs. Leeds’ 38-year-old son. Trouser Suits "Main Floor, Rear Sure Death to Rats MICE, SQUIRRELS B\ Rats do $366, 000, 000 damage every 50 Bulte which have P year in the United Sta They start many costly fires. They carry rms of cancer, le} pad! y and other t rid of them FRAT CORN for hey Ae oe Dre. $1.00 “aed ae fails to prove effective. vecery Never, causes odor. Money-back Guarantee stamped on every pachere. Red Wing Powder §.3. 52 (hict herp thie & il dies, Seas, ante. machen bed ERY) bugs, mothe, waterbugs, lice & 10¢ 28¢ 50c BOTANICAL MFG. COMPANY, Unbeatable Values Two-Pants Suits During the past week we have received a ship- ment of Men’s and Young Men’s Two-Pants Suits in gray worsteds, light and dark shades, for both summer and autumn wear. Many natty SPORT MODELS. All Secluded in our big stock reducing sale at $3950 Think of it! Offered at a big reduction from normal ptices, these suits, because of the two pairs of pants, provide you great additional ser- vice and economy. Take time to come in and Igok at them. Other exceptional bargains at $39.50 and at $9950 $49°° covering our entire stock of suits and overcoats. Our location in Seattle’s lowest rent retail dis- trict makes it possible for us to place our prices at levels far below those of the usual sale. SHANER & WOLFF “Clother that are different ~ 910 Second Ave end certain plant lice Philadelphi o'clock the next day and 15 minutes | ~ later Mra, Leeds came aboard. Be fore he could go into details he was halted. Murphy described several alleged amorous scenes in which Stillman and Mrs. Leeds figured aboard the Modesty Another witness was Raymond Carlson, former chauffeur for Mra. Leeds. He said he had never heard of James A. Stillman until the pree ent sult began, but he identified @ pieture of “Mr. Leeds” as the bank: er. They Thought Ice Cream Was Butter NEW YORK, July 15. — Whee Commissioner Wallis tmtroduced plates of ice cream to the 1,700 im migrants at Ellis Island Sunday, the diners thought it a new kind of but ter and tenderly spread it over their bread. But when the chief steward told them in eight languages thac it was to be used as a relish a battle started, cach fighting for the other's portion. 7 SPECIALISTS TALKING TODAY The final lecture sension of the Pacific Coast Oto-Opthaimotogical society was scheduled for Friday, with three epecialists speaking in the morning and four in the after: noon. Saturtay morning, beginning at 8, Col. Henry Smith, eminent surgeon of Amritaar, India, will hold a clinic at the city howpital, operating free of charge on all persons afflicted with eataract who apply. the Seattle Yacht elub —$—————— IJULESBURG, Colo. — Ralph Ro selle in dead. J. J. Baker, thinking Ronetle had made advances toward his wife, shot him. Sheriff says ee wee was wrong man. U.S.Army Goods Sale tol A First Av The Store That Needs No Publicity Expert VALUES TELL! Just Released CARLOAD UNDERWEAR Priced at 25c, 35c and 50c Per Suit Don’t Miss This Chance SPECIALS Army Gray All-Wool Shirts, new Army Khaki Army Wool $2.50 1.25 Canteens Mess Kits ... Folding Cots Barrack Shoes .. Trench Shoes ...... 5.00 0. D. All-Wool Blankets ........ 3.75 Shelter Halves (Pup Tents) FOR JULY ‘ Khaki Twill Shirt. . $1.95 Athletic Style Union Suit oe Wrap Leggins..... Canvas Leggins. . Leather Leggins. . Velvet Tobacco, 3 tins Corned Beef, 2 cans. Roast Beef, 2 cans.. Prunes, 25-lb, hox. Imported Sardines in Pure Olive Oil. . Sugar Corn, 2 cans, Corned Beef Hash, 95 + 1.00 + 65 + 4.95 35 35 1.65 10 25, And_a large line of Blankets, Shoes, Shirts, Sox, Raincoats, Slickers, Tents, Tarpaulins, Canned Goods, Underwear, Overalls, Gloves, etc. WRITE FOR NEW SPECIAL LIST. MAIL ORDERS FILLED. Surplus Army Supply Store Ex-Lieut. Lewis C, Garver in Charge PHONE ELLIOTT 4310 1013-1015 First Ave. BETWEEN MADISON i AND SPRING MRS, KABER TO HEAR HER FATE CLEVELAND, July 15.-—-Weeping hysterically, Mrs. Catherine Eva Kaber, on trial for the murder of ber husband, the wealthy Daniel Kaber, moaned “I didn't do it. They know I di@n't do it, I want to tell.” The accused’ widow was carried into court this morning when her trial was resumed Many women spectators who jammed the court room leaned for ward when Mrs, Kaber moaning, in an effort to hear the words that left her lips. Because of Mrs. Kaber’s change Of attitude from yesterday her at torneys announced that the widow may be placed on the stand in sur rebatial. This would come late to day if the step is decided upon. Meantime, it was expected that Mrs. Kaber’s fate would be in the Bands of the jury before night FORD BIDS FOR NITRATE PLANT WASHINGTON, July 15.—Henry Ford has offered to buy from the government the great Muscle Shoals nitrate plant and to conduct ft as a private enterprise for the manufac ture of fertilizer, it was announced here today, Ford proposes to pay the govern. ment $5,000,000 down, plus $1,500,000 & year for 100 years. With the nitmte plant Ford also would bus two big dams to furnish electrical power. Under Ford's p)Oposal, his\profit would be limited to eight per cent. . ; Wins $20,000 With ; $4 Lottery Ticket PARIS, July 15.—Andre Sibell, of an artillery regiment, won a $20,000 prize with a lottery ticket which had cout him $4. Before leaving to col- lect the money he bought a barrel of wine for his regiment to celebrate the event. ae This Time the Deaf Were Made to Hear PARIS, July 15.—Police in a raid seized 12 “deaf and dumb” beggars ‘who had been infesting the cafes. [AN but one heard perfectly when the judge sald “$50 fine.” | y elaeenean here ee) |How Did He Get a | Word in Edgeways? DURBAN, South Africa, July 15. |—Khaled ben Batghash, former fat tan of Zanzibar, arrived here off hie way to a British island in the Indian | Ocea He had his 50 wives witty \Coast Nurserymen Finish Convention At the close of its 19th annual | meeting, held in Seattle, the Pacific | Coast Association of Nurserymen| ‘Thursday elected H. EB, Weed, of the} Weed Landscape Nursery, Beaver. ton, Or. as president for the coming year. | HAVRE, France — Prof. Gabriel Lippmann, University of Paris, dies | at sea on way to this port, EXCURSION Sunday, July 17, on the steamer Sioux through the San Juan Islands to Bast Sound. Lunch on board or bring your baskets. Leaves 8 a, m,, return 10:30 p. m. Children, For full information call Main 3993. Puget Sound Navigation Company started | . Just arrived, offer splen- ~ did values in Wool-Mixed Fabrics, the economies of which are made possible through a spe cial purchase. They are in sizes 8 to 17 years, and are shown in blue, green and brown heather, featuring dependable wegring qualities in well: a sult— Uned coats and koickers. $l. 95 Special, Knit Neckwear in new color combinations and designs. Saturday, choice 65¢, or 2 tor $1.25. Corsets Upper Main Floor Perfect conifort can be had, whether the figure is slender, medium or stout, if you are wearing one of these brands of corsets— Royal Worcester Rhodesa Warner’s or American Lady PRICED AT $1.50, $2.00, $2.50 and $3.00 STORE HOURS: 8:30 A. M. TO 6 P. M. BATHING SUITS? turday Special That You Surely Will Take Advantage of wae s and Ladies’ Bathing Suits in all the favorite color combina- tions, and including some All-wool Suits, have been reduced as follows: LADIES’ SUITS, worth much more... $4.98 MEN’S SUITS, worth more $3.98 There's a wide range of sizes. All Fishing Rods Reduced for Saturday High grade Fly and Casting Rods, mostly split bamboo, with 8 joints and extra tip. GROUP NO. 1 $10.00 and $12.50 FLY RODS GROUP NO. 2 $8.50 and $7.50 Cagting and $4 98 Fly Rods ... GROUP NO. 3 $4.50 and $5.00 . $2.98 GROUP NO. 4 , $2.50 on ‘$ 1 49 : Toilet Seats Worth $3.50, Special Finished in golden oak or mahogany, and fitted with nickel- eT, hinges. HOUSEWARES SECTION SCORES A WINNER FOR SATURDAY! “Betty Bright” Aluminum Preserving Kettle SPECIAL $1.69 Three sizes—6, 8 and 10-quart. “Betty Bright” Kettles are pressed from heavy sheet alum- inum with rolled edges, and are highly polished, A SPECIAL PURCHASE OF PALMOLIVE SOAP CO.’s High Grade Toilet Soaps Specially offered at 8-OUNCE BARS 25 3 c Perfumed as follows:* FOR BUTTERMILK VIOLET ALMOND ROSE Absolutely pure materials—for everyone knows the high standard of the “Palmolive” products. We were very fortunate in securing this soap to sell at such a low price. From the “Year ’Round” Toy: Shop Child’s Velocipede Worth up to $2, 69 $4.50, special. A strong, steel frame Velocipede, ) with an adjustable sadille. Has }) serviceable wire wheels with steel rims. Three sizes, for childfen from 3 to 7 years, WE WILL ‘ALLOW YOU ONE DOLLAR as part payment on a new improved “Hotpoint” Electric Iron, now selling at.. $6.95 —if you will bring in an old electric iron, no. matter what make or where you got it. NOTE that the “Hotpoint” Tron made. is still the finest Electria, New features include the strain-relieving “Cantilever” handle.