The Seattle Star Newspaper, July 21, 1921, Page 5

THURSDAY, JULY 21, 1921 SERVICE. (MMII NNCORIINNES i) i) TO) Grunbaum Bros. Furniture Co. The People’s Popular Homefurnishers OUR CREDIT TERMS FOR 1,000 NEW ACCOUNTS 1.00 Down, 3.00 Down, 5.00 Down, 7.50 Down, 10.00 Down, 12.50 Down, 15.00 Down, 150 Purchase, Purchase, Purchase, Purchase, Week Week Week Week Week Week Week $1.00 Per $1.25 Per 1.50 Per 2.00 Per 2.50 Per $3.00 Per $4.00 Per NO RETRA CHARGES—NO + bicamenenel Marquisette FRIDAY 1,000 Yards 25c a Yard FOR FRIDAY ONLY—One thovu- sand yards of Marquisette will be offered at a price which is less than one-half of the present low value. This material sold last year for $1.00 . per yard, and the lowest this year at 50c. For Friday only, yard... .25¢ Not more than 20 yards to a customer LIBERAL CREDIT EXTENDED “Dolly Reforming Herself.” } ceented by summer school students sat CAT IS LAUNDERED, TAGGED, SENT BACK ASLEEP IN BUNDLE PORTLAND, Ore, Jaty 21.— And the cat came back. But this cat went to the laundry and came back laundered. Seeking a warm and comfortabie THE SHATTLE STAR SAY, GERTRUDE, DO & SPOSE You oop | CLEAN MY OLD STRAW LID? MISSING CHILD IS! ‘FOUND IN SWAMP None the Worse efor Thirty Hours in Thick Woods ARLINGTON, July 21. — Ctutch- ing a bunch of wilted wild flowers land plaintively sobbing, “I want my | mamma; I want my mamma!” little Carmelia Corapolo. three-year-old |daushter of Charles Corapolo, Bryant Tancher, was found late yesterday McGrath, one of the 250 residents jot Arlington and Bryant who | searched woods night and day for TAX CUTTERS TO TAKE FINAL RAP Will Meet With School Board Tonight’) and Make Final Reports At a special meeting of the school board, te be held at 7:30 tonight in the Contra! building, the tax reduction council of Seat- Ue will formally present te the municipal fathers of education Sm Sepmeate settee ranean oe the pervonnet and administration Of Seattle school affairs. The tast two reports in the long series of school investigations by the tax reduction council were eubmit- ted and bot we at a meeting Wednesday im the Masonic club rooms. ~| school health PRabnen ype sso mended that next year’s budget of | De, Ira Brown, medical inspector, be DVUBLES THE VALUE UF YvuR MONEY ' e ITEMS 1 HAT WILL INTEREST CAREFUL BUYERS SPECIALS (Plus Tax) Pill Cascara Comp. Pink Hinkle Pill, packed one Rubber Gloves Perfect oe for yew hands gardening otek: Per pair 76e. ved . 16c pairs .... Coco Butter Cream An excefient night cream to whiten and soften the skin Per jar, 50¢. Bonita Honey and Almond Cream A soothing, softening lotion for all sunburn or redness of skin. Per bottle, 5le 50¢. Two bottles Ezyrun Machine Oil Lubricates all finely adjusted machinery and wegen rust. Will not gum. bottle, 25¢. my c Two bottles ... Box an. Sixteen different varieties to select from. All big value two beste sass OLC White Petrolatum Pure White Petrolatum in bot- jen. er botth 10¢. Two votcs.. L1C Bath Caps All the new and attractive styles, bright colors WATERTIGHT AVIATION (CAPS Ear Stoppics Water Wings Shinola The superb shoe dressing; softens and shines all colors in leather. Sue atelee llc Bandoline perfectly the curt or Per bottle, 25¢. Two Betlies, ipsinena secon ND @ Sandalwood Soap Three cakes tn box. Exquisitety perfumed. Large cakes. Per box, Retains dress of hair. Bristle Hand Scrubs for cleaning hands. Per brush, 15¢. Two tor....... 16c Toilet Articles Pepsodent Tooth Paste...43¢ Kolynos Tooth Paste....22¢ Pebeco Tooth Paste......39¢ Lyon's Tooth Powder....19¢ Revelation Tooth Powder 25¢ Pyorrhocide Tooth Paste 95¢ Listerine Tooth Paste....45¢ Colgate Tooth Pasi SPECIALS (Plas Tax) Shaving Brush Shaving Creme Pure white bristle brush and a full size tube of finest shav- ing cream. The 36c two for ... Lazelle’s Exquisite Talcums True flower odors blended tn imported Talcum Powder, Per can, 25¢. 26c Two cans ........ Milk Magnesia A mild laxative and antiacid. Sweet and palatabie. Per bottle, 25¢. 26c ‘Two bottles ....... Williams’ Tar Shampoo Cleanses the hair perfectty and leaves a silky glows. Per cake, 25¢, Peroxide Tooth Paste Whitens the teeth and hardeny the gums. Refreshing to the mouth. 26c Two tubes ........ Sterifoam Perfect cleanser for bowls, bath tubs and all porcelain wo. box 26c Two boxes 22.2... SEVEN BUSY STORES—OWNED BY SEATTLE MEN Second and Pike Second and Madison Fourth and Union Fourth and Madison Broadway and Thomas University District 14th Ave. N, E. and 50th st. West Seattle— at Junction Gar a ag also that instead of employing 23 nurses, at a combined salary of $39,360, the force be reduced to 10, with salaries aggregating $12,720. Dr. Brown's salary should be reduced | from $5,000 to $3,600, and the posi- | Uon of assistant inspector should be eliminated, the report stated. This committees was compored of Richard —5742 Aero Motors Of- fered in This Great Sale Low prices prevail throughout the list of high grade Air Service surplus which the War Depart ment is offering for sale at prices which are a small fraction of the original cost. The equipment offered includes not only these thousands of motors but also 111 planes and spare parts and ac cessories, A New Engine for $200 There are twenty-four makes from which to choose, both ‘for elgn and domestic, and the prices on some of the motors are as low as $100 for a single engine. Lower prices for quantity pur chases. The planes range in price from $100 to $1,000. Somme of these are not equipped with motors and are eulted only to classroom work. Others can be overhauled carefully and used for fying. SEND FOR THE CATALOG This illustrated book describes all the items of sale, giving the prices and terms of sale. Send for it today, Address all queries: Material Salvage and Disposal Division AIR SERVICE War Department 4.1616 Munitions Building WASHINGTON, D. ©. and Dr, Annie K. Russell The other report, compiled by Dr. Frank L. Horsefall, Mary A. Blair and Wallace A. Barnes, urged sweep: ing cuts in the personnel of the su- pervisory staffs of the public schools | ‘The report further urged that all ileries, with the exception of | school principals and teachers draw- ing less than $1,200 a year, be re duced. Discontinuance of super. vined play was recommended. ~|BANK BANDIT CAR IS FOUND Abandoned on Downtown Street; Was Stolen Parked on 7th ave. between Pike and Union sts, the auto used by four bandits in robbing Letand Higbee, bank messenger of the Northwest Trust and State bank last week of $25,000 was found at 245 p. m. Wednes- day by Detective M. J. Me Names. The auto was stolen trom Guy C. Howard, an engineer in the Stuart} Bidg., on the morning of the rob bery from where Howard had parked it In front of the Preas club at 5th ave. and University st. Mo Names recognized the car by the Meense, No. 111598 A general |desecription of the car had been flashed to all parts of the state in an effort to locate the bandits, Howard stated that it was his opinion the car had not been used much by the bandits as {it showed ttle trace of wear. Police are of the opinion that the car was driven into the country immediately after the robbery and returned recently. How jong the car had been etanding where it waa found can not be definitely ascertained, Nobody to Blame for Women’s Deaths |_ The accident in which Mrs. Jessie! | Waugh and Mrs. 0. B. Hatlemark were killed when struck by a Renton-! | Seattle street car was unavoidable, |is the decision of the coroner's jury, which turned in its verdict Wednes |day morning. Only one juror signed} {the minority report, placing the} {blame on the inefficiency of the | motorman. | 'Protest Minlinine | of Sand Point Site! Telegrams protesting against the| | movement in Washington to locate the Proposed Northwest naval avia- tion base at Camp Lewis, instead of| Sand Point, have been sent to Lin |H. Hadley and John F. Miller from| jal. over King county, purpose of Introducing a oft and"rings for Fords at $25 a Set JOHNSTON PISTON and RING AGENCY STATE AGENTS 514 BAST PIKE ST, EAST 0535 eq for not to exceed $45 a Set Johnston Piston & Ring Company FRIDAY HOUR SALES No mail, telephone or C. 0, D. orders taken on Friday Hour Sale merchan- dive, and the right to limit quantities is reserved. Untrimmed Hats—200 of them, of good quality straw, in many styles and colors. ormerly at $1.95 to $4.95 each. For this hour, 50c euch «+. Dress Voiles in figured dewignas; they are 36 and 48 inches wide, in light and dark colors, For merly 36e and 40¢ yard. Cloning out this ‘25c hour at, yard Odds and Ends in the Infants’ Seetion—Seven | Infants’ Knit Sacques; 2 Crib Blankets, slightly soiled; 11 Odd Rompers; 6 Infants’ Coats; 11 In fants' Wool Shirts, | slightly soiled; 3 Watt | ress’ White Aprons; 8 Hous Aprons, For this cach’ «..... $100 each ... 55 Muslin Drawers in odd sizes; formerly 760, 95e and $1.50. 49c For this hour.. 11 to 12 Men’s Union Suits—Cot- ton knit, ankle length, and with either short or long sleeve; 200, in ecru only, with ribbed cuffs, yoked back and closed crotch. Sizes 24 to 46. Formerly $1.50 a» suit. Special this, 89c hour, @ suit... Curtain Sertms— 600 yards, 35 and 36 inches wide, and in white and ecru with colored bor: ders. Formerly 12% and lie @ yard. For this hour, a yard 1to2 Hair Bows—75 in all be ors; formerly 650, and 85c. For 35c this hour, each. 31 Silk Sport Skirts Second Floor Sport Skirts in fancy fiber silk weaves, at tractively finished with belt and fancy pockets and buttons. Formerly $7.95, and then reduced to $4.95. For this hour, each— $2.50 10 to 11 Women's Union Suits 100 in pink, styled low neck, sleeveless, knee length, in summer weight. Sizes "36, 38 and 40. Formerly $2.00, then reduced to $100, For this hour, s wyit Silk Gloves—170 pairs, 2-clayp with double fin ger tps, in colors of gray, pongee, navy and black. Sizes 5% to 8%, but not each size in every color, Formerty 90c, This hour, " 69c & paler ees. A Charming Display of Fall Furs at Attractive Prices Main Floor—Rear | An Interesting all-day sale, comprising a special purchase, and other Furs from our regular stock, re | } duced for readjustment. YARDAGE FUR Near Seal, 1 to 11 inches wide, a yard.. Monkey Fur, %-inch wide, a yan. Kit Coney, in brown, black and bra 2 to 12 inches wide, COLLARS Kit Coney, each... Beaverette, each . Mole at ... Large Mole Small Beaver, each. t Small Beaver, each. Large Beaver . large Beave 3 Near Seal, Near Seal Squirrel a Nutria, each . Nutria, 4 and 8 inches wid Skunk-Opoasum, 4 and § inch Natural Opossum, 2 and 4 4 Gray Squirrel, 1 to 8 inches wide, Beaver, % to 9 inches wide, a Natural Skunk, 1 to 6 ins. wide, Hudson Seal, 8 inches wide, a yard Mole, 1 to $ inches wide, a yard OUTING FLANNEL~—White only, 26% Inches Women’s Hose—300 pairs wide; of good quality, and bought on special Dresq Ginghams (Domes- | purchase a yard ...... | MEN'S DRESS This hour, from display IRTS— Odd sizes, taken from regular 124c lines, soiled semi-fashioned and full- fashioned Silk Boot Hose in white, African, gray and black. Sizes 8% to tic Section) 1,200 yards, 2T-inch wide material and in assorted plaids in all {| the fall colorings. Spe stock—125 in all; sizes 14 to 18. Cholce for this hour, each........... .85c VEILING—i50 yards plain and fancy mesh Velling and colored chenille dots. Colors of navy blue, brown, taupe, white and black. Formerly 25c a yard. This hour, 19c a yard .... sears RUBBER GIRDLES—S size 22; § size 26; 9 size 25. Mesh Corsets—1 size 19; 2 size 20; 6 size 21; 2 size 22—all in pink. Front Lace Corerts—1 size $1.95 a yard. To close out | 19; 6 mize 21; 1 size 22—tn white. $1.45 this hour at, 98e d ‘4 Formerty $3.50 each. This hour, ea. ® yard ......00. Find Morphine When gph gaara Talks to Teachers | of Charles H. Adams, - They Dig for Liquor| cei ssamets ed wets | and Nurses E Three one-ounce bottles of mor | day. Services Friday, 3 p.m, Home| A series of talks to nurses phine, valued at $480 an ounce, were | Undertaking Co, seized Wednesday afternoon by Sheriff Matt Starwich and depu- EVERETT.—Albert Johnson and ties, when digging under a large | John Collins, vaudeville actors, ar- tree near LaVilla station in search rested on first degree forgery of a ache reported to contain | charges, said to have been preferred Mquor. against them in Los Angeles, universities, The Store for Useful Articles 10, but not each size In every quality or color. Formerly $1.00 and 90 This hour, a pair .. Hair Br es—106 of them, bought on a special hour, a yard; (Upper Main Floor}—206 yards of 32-inch wide ma- terial; in stripes and plain light colors, suitable for jj summer wear. cial for this ¢ 124c merty $1.25 each. ‘This hour, each. AVENUE UNION §. mec AO Se cosine aaah "High-Grade Aluminum Ware - at a Low Price Because of a Special Purchase of 100 Each “Mirro” 10-Quart Preserving Kettle OR Combination Cooker Worth regularly $3.50, i $1 9 8 “Special Purchase” price, “BETTY BRIGHT” COMBINATION COOKER takes the place of the follow- ing utensils: Preserving Kettle Steamer Double Boiler Sauce Pan Roaster This 10-quart “Mirro” Aluminum Preserving Ket- tle is pressed from extra heavy gauge sheet aluminum and very highly polished. It has lipped edges and raised Colander bottom to prevent warping. Convex Kettle NO PHONE ORC. 0. D. ORDERS Cotton Work Gloves Sell everywhere for 25c. Special for Friday, pair....... 10c A Pre-war Price. Heavy grade Canvas Gloves, with knit- © ted wrists. Sizes for everybody. Very serviceable—use them in the garden, around the automobile, etc. No Phone or C. O. D. Orders, ANOTHER SPECIAL PURCHASE ALL-BRISTLE Counter Brush Worth $1.50, Special at 69c 9-inch Black Bristle Counter Brush with a varnished handle. Spletdid for dusting shelves as well as for general household use. No Phone or C. O. D. Orders. SPECIAL PRICES ON Calol Liquid Gloss Quart size, Pui 45c Gallon size, $1.35 regular 75c regular $2.00 “Cleans the Whole House” “Calol” is a splendid polish for floors, woodwork and furniture—unexcelled as an auto polish. So easy to use,