The Seattle Star Newspaper, August 16, 1921, Page 5

\ QUESDAY. AUGUST 16, 1921, atl INEM SERVICE (CS HIUNITNRS MINIT Grunbaum Bros. Furniture Co. The People’s Popular Homefurnishers FOR 1,000 NEW ACCOUNTS 50 Purchase, $§ 1.00 Down, $1.00 Per Week 75 Purchase, $ 3.00 Down, $1.25 Per Week 100 Purchase, $ 5.00 Down, $1.50 Per Week 150 Purchase, $ 7.50 Down, $2.00 Per Week Purchase, $10, 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 —_ Storage Question Solved Chiffonier $14.75 A golden finished Fir Chif- fonier; has five large drawers and ovel bevel French plate mirror. , Value $27.50. Special $14.95. This Rack is made of solid oa finished golden or fumed. Very stout. Two styles to choose’ from. eon ——— = ererees LIBERAL CRI EXTENDED WHERE PIKE MEETS FIFTH New Phone—Elliett 4910 by the parish of St. John's church will be held next evening, according to the| social service committees. The | Kitsap Il. will leave Colman —* 7 p.m. and West Seattle at TRIES SUICIDE Takes Poison; Despondency Is Believed Cause THE SEAT TLE STAR ABOUT THIS TIME O’ YEAR BIG INTERESTS WAR ON FORD’S GETTING MAKES ADDRESS U. S. NITRATE PLANT |urges Italians Here .to Be BY HARRY HUNT Special Dispatch to The Star, WASHINGTON, Aug. 16.— Lines are being drawn for a con- certed attack by water.power, munitions and fertilizer interests on the proposal by Henry Ford te take over the government's $85,000,000 power and nitrate de- velopment at Muscle Shoals, Ala. WHEN DOES WILBUR START TO SCHOOL, MRS. SMITH? "athiny | stitute a grant in perpetuity, which |is against public policy, N | hese contentions a #0 cAlled “engineering” statement.” pre jwenting an analysis of the Ford of-| |fer, has been prepared for submis. }aion to Secretary of War Weeks and to members of the house and senate. This report states iat the “only | MRS. EMILY KAUBLE, Washing. services Thursday, 2 p. m., orth Undertaking Co, pioneer, died Monday at her 15 Washington bivd. Fu-| Boldt’s Bread is good! After swallowing poison tn an at | tempt at suicide Monday afternoon, | Miss Irene Lavenheim, 31, is in city | hospital Her condition Tuesday wus | reported critical. Her attempted sulcide ts believed The real interests principally con. benefit to the government ts the GEN, BODOGLIO Good U. S. Citizens “If you Italians living here are good citizens of the United States, then you are also good Italians.” —tien, Badoglio. oe This, and an expression of appre clation to Americans in the part they took in the world war, from his gov An August Sale of Women’s Hose Main Floor stock and consists of marked reduc Hosiery offered in this extraordinary values to be offered at the prices re broken. For this reason, they sale has been taken from regular quoted below © offered at ylor as a 4 and regular size Full-Paehloned Silk Hose In sizes 10%. They have reinforced garter tops, heels and ties and are in colors of , African and piping roc Special for this sale, a pair, $1.19. Semi-Fashioned Silk Hose $1.39 150 pairs of Women’s Sem!-Fashioned Silk Hose in élzes 8% to 10, These have @ wide fancy lace stripe effect with reinforced lisle garter tops, heels and toes. They are in colors of black and cordovan only. Special for this sale, a pair $1.39, Semi-Fashioned Cotton Hose 19c 400 pairs of Sem!-Faxhiontd Fine Cotton Hose in colors of black, white, corde van and gray. Sizes are 8% to 10. Special for this sale, a pair 19¢. Full-Fashioned Silk Hose 89c Women's Full-Fashioned Silk Hose; reinforced with lisle garter tops, heels and toes. 200 pairs in all, including colors if black, white, suede and silver gray. Sizes are 8% to 10, but not each size in every color. Special for this sale, a pair S9e. Semi-Fashioned Silk Hose 79c 300 pairs of Women's Semi-Pashioned Silk Hose with reinforced liste garter tops, heels and toes and in colors of pearl, smoke gray, piping rock, medium gray, biscult brown, chocolate, black and white. Sizes 8% to 10. Special for this sale, a pr, THe. Semi-Fashioned Lisle Hose 29c 500 pairs of Semi-Fashioned Lisle Hose with reinforced liste garter tops, heels and toes. These are in colors of black, white and cordovan in a complete assortment of sizes from 8% to 10. For this sale, special, a pair, 20¢. Children’s Mercerized Half Hose 25c assorted and plain 600 pairs 5 pairs of Women's outsiz Children’s Mercerized Lisle Half Hose, with tops in fancy colors. Sizes are 5 to 9%, but not each size in every pattern or color. will be placed on this sale. Special a pair 25¢. . Or 5 pairs for $1.00. cerned in the fight will not appear in the open. Their immediate et: fort will be to block the Ford pro- posal by convincing congress: FIRST—That the cost of compiet- offer to maintain Nitrate Plant No. | tment, were the keynotes in an ad-| 2 in shape to produce explosives in time of war”; that the stipulations covering navigation of the Tennes see and Warrior rivers are not suf dreay made by the Italian army chief, Pietro Badoglio, at a banquet given in his honor at the New Wash Gen tba aL ESE, Li cea ARGO ive LA, ieeadee POS RG RN a it ond ment j ington hotel, Monday night fe Make Hairs Vanish | “from Face, Neck or Arms || i @eauty Culture) @ little powdered delatone and when hairy growths ap | make a paste with some of powder and a little water, then 4 over hairy surface. After 23 minutes rub off, wash the and it will be entirely free hair or biemish. This simpiec is unfailing, but care be exercised to bo sure and genuine delatone, otherwise you be disappointed. —Advertise 30,000 ‘Cars Need Hubby Accused Her |Promise Road Thru for Valley’s Crop to Child, She Says Nisqually Canyon WALLA WALLA, Aug. 16.—It is Alleging that her husband in- TACOMA, Aug. 16.—A permanent estimated that it will require 30,000| formed her child by a former mar-| road thru Nisqually canyon, with a 9 y shortly, was prot y the uce of the Walla Walla valley this | streot,” Mrs. Paula Flothmann filed | Pierce county commissioners yestet- season, The grain crop, which 4s} suit for divorce against Hugo Floth-| day, following the death of W. J. wet at 6,000,000 bushels, is nearly! mann Monday, They were married) Waddin: , Of Seattle, and the in- harvested, The apple crop will be| April 24, 1920, when Mrs. Floth-| jury of for members of the party worth in the neighborhood of $2,-/ mann’s name was Paula Wertisk# {When their car dropped off a 15-foot 000,000, according to orchardists, se — bluff. oa ee ee NEWPORT.—Searchers seek body | OLYMPIA.—State hospitals at/of R. B. Creager, of Newport, who Stellacoom and Medical lake to ex-| was drowned in Diamond lake Sun- periment in raising wild game. day. due to despondency. She refused |ing the Wilson dam and Dam No, 3,, ficient, im that they provide for) to discuss her reasons for taking the | estimated in the Ford offer as $2%,-/ maintenance only; and that in order| Members of the Itallan colony in poison, 900,000, would, instead, be not lens | to#ecure a down-payment of $5,000, the state acted as hosts, The general Miss Lavenhelm was found in her | than $53,000,000, which would have | 000 and the amortization of $40,000,-| Was introduced by W. J, @oyle, toant 3 Fillinger, a roomer,|to be borne by the government. 009 over a period of 100 years the| master, as “the right arm of Diaz” at 2815 Ist ave., who heard the wom-| SECOND—That in the face of this; Kovernment would have to expend| Admiral E, W. Eberle, commander n'a groans in an adjoining room. | additional heavy expenditure the | $53,000,000 tn addition to the $86,-)of the Pacific Meet and representing She had been employed for the last | government could realize a greater | $46,000 already spent on the develop. | the army and navy at the dinner, eight months as cashier at the/jreturn by scrapping the plant than meot told of his enjoyable associations White Lunch, 206 Pike st. by completing it and turning it over| SAY FORD WOULD with Italian naval officials in the No relatives have been found to Ford for $5,000,000 and yearly |GET CHEAP POWER Mediterranean and Adriatic waters. ee rental payments of $1,680,000 m the other hand, ft t# agged, | Italo Unti, acting Italian consul in THIRD—That the provision for|Ford would secure 850,000 horne-| Seattle, in bebalf of his government regulation of profits on fertilizers | power of energy at a cost of $2 per | expressed the hope that the present produced is misleading and does not | hor®-power per year, whereas the friendly relations between the two a the production of fertiliz- | average cost of steam-power is from | countries may long continue. ers at all. $10 to $12 per horse-power per year.| FOURTH—That the proposed! ‘The immediate effort of the inter: lence ee canst of hdmine term of 100 years and the condi esta opposed tow Ford's acquisition Eherie at Bremerton today. They tons of renewal would in fact com [ot (as Suocte Sean property ta %e were to visit Tagoma this afternoon =| nis 0 0 attempt to Prierss i Sut Binsin: te peaition oc hocine | nt manager Portland tonight. | attempted to put across a sharp deal | ‘on Uncle Sam. | | While the smoke of this battle ts jin the eyes of the public and of con- |grese, they will come across with a| proposition of their own. | |f| The public will do well to watch | | Musele Shoals. af Neat to the ansets of the shipping | jboard, the development there offers | |the biggest chance for salvage of| jany of our war-time expenditures, | Also, next to the shipping board's amets, it offers the biggest chance | for loot. The Panama canal handled 381,- | 000 tons of cargo from the Atingtic to the Pacific last May. In 1920 the Suez canal had an ex- cess of receipts over expenditures of more than $15,000,000, FEDERAL RESERVE bank em- ployees picknicked Sunday at Lake Ballinger, The Store for Useful Articles aang GIRLS ESCAPE FROM SCHOOL? 10 Reported Missing, but School Denies It No trace has been found, Tuesday, |by police and detectives, searching yeti Fat 4 for 10 missing girls who are report ed having escaped from the state May Ask Local Man training school for girls at Grand : | as Judge in Alaska souns. | WASHINGTON, ,Aug. 16.—Presi.| The 10 girls are: Littian Blood, 16; |dent Harding has sent four more | @mma Stalleup, 17 Yu Alaska appointments to the senate |Among them were. G. L. Loman, Nome, judge, second division; Ar thur Shoup, Ketchikan, district at- |torney, first division: Morris w.| Griffith, marshal, second division, me and Shermen Duggan, Anchorage lattorney, third division | “Big Bill’ Haywood The senate judiciary committee } May Get a Fort e {has not yet reported on the six| | nominations sent it two weeks ago.| CHICAGO, Aug. 16.—"Big Bill" | Loman for judge in the recent ap-| Haywood, former leader of the I} pointment may be contested W, W., who fled to Russia several committee, it is reported, and «|months ago rather than serve a sen H. Miller of Seattle recomm tence of 20 years in the Leaven-| . worth prison, may in of a hide 14; Amy Orr, 18; Orpha Beck, 16; Ella McCra Iris Nunn, 16; Laura Hoffman, and Leona Dorak, 17. The training school denied Tues day that any girl caped. is, ‘Odds and Ends of Dinnerware Special at 10c,.25c and 95c You will find some wonderful values in this odds and ends sale of Dinnerware. We have arranged these dishes on special price counters to make selections easy. $495 f. o. b. Detroit w. LEBRASH, 3717 Walling ford ave. in city hospital with se vere injuries. He was struck Mon day by falling iron gear at Union! hinery & Supply Co. storeroom The economical delivery service offered by the Ford Truck often makes it possible for the merchant or manufacturer to reach out for business that might otherwise be closed to him. It enables him to expand —to do a profitable business in outlying districts, near- by villages and suburbs. 95c Counter Offers Covered Dishes in as- sorted patterns Gold-band Sugars and Creamers “25c Counter Offers 7-inch Plates Bowls Cups and Saucers Gold-band Cups Only No Phone C. 0, D. Orders $1.65 “Daylo” Flashlight Special at 98c Extra Special for Wednesday This new model tube-shape Daylo Flash- light has a belt clip. It is highly nickei plated and comes complete with a tested battery and light bulb. 10c Counter Offers 4-inch Fruit Dishes 4-inch Plates 5-inch Plates ‘A motorized delivery or hauling service broadens the business field and becomes a payer of dividends and a) business builder for its owner. 50c Water Wings Special at 35c Learn to swim. It’s easy if you use Water Wings. We offer them in the plain’ white, special at 35¢. Start now to build up your business with a Ford Truck. Wm. L. Hughson Co. 500 East Pike Street East 404 Canal Motor Company Westlake Avenue at Fremont Bridge Queen Anne 74 Hugh Baird Fourth Avenue at James Street Elliott 750 L. M. Cline Motor Co. 1102 East Vorty-fifth Strect Clark-Baker Motor Co. Tenth Avenue and Jackson Street Beacon 532 Wilson & Kreitle, Inc. 4763 Ballard Avenue Central Agency A. F. (Bert) BLANGY, Manager East 320 Broadway and Pike Street Alfred G. Ayerst, Inc. 1830 Broadway, Corner Denny Way East 126 Specials From Our Canning Department Here you will find the most complete line of canning supplies in Seattle. Jelly Glasses Special at 49c Dozen You may have your choice of 1-3-pint squat or 7-oz. tall, with round | bottom. She's queer of her-class. She was judged the best French bull at the dog show at Long Beachy N. J. M. Rossner, of New York, owns hev. He calls her “Champion Monte Carlo Mona Lisa.” | One-Pound Package of Parowax, Special 15c