The Seattle Star Newspaper, August 22, 1921, Page 5

NDAY, AUGUST 22, 1921, MATTIE SERVICE. HSN HNN UTTANNITT > Grunbaum Bros. Furniture Co. The People’s Popular Homefurnishers FOR 1,000 NEW ACCOUNTS 50 Purchase, $ 1,00 Down, $1.00 Per W 75 Purchase, $ 3.00 Down, $1.25 Per Week $100 Purchase, $ 5.00 Down, $1.50 Per Week $150 Purchase, 8 7.50 Down, $2.00 Per Week 00 Purchase, $10.00 Down, $2.50 Per Week $12.50 Down, $3.00 $15.00 Down, $4.00 50 Purchase, Per Week NO EXTRA CHARGES—NO INTEREST Purchase, Per Week i $9.75 Saved PAGE 5 The Rhodes Co, The School Season Is Near With the arrival of our new Fall stocks we are fully prepared to equip both girls and boys in their clothing needs for school wear. Boys’ Suits $10.00 Boys’ Blouses $1.00 School Sults in wizes T to 17 Boys’ Blouses in © axsort Kaynee and Tom makes, in a wide range o 6 to 16 y THE SEATTLE STAR Boys’ Caps $1.50 Caps and Hats in a wide range of and patterns for ment excellent patterns school wear. Capa ate made h suit has two pairs of with unbreakable visors and lined knicker — trousers cn blouses for the $10.00 $1.50 $1.00 _A complete line of Girls’ School Coats, Dresses and Blouses, attrac- * tively priced, will be found on the Upper Main Floor. An August Sale of Women’s Underwear Upper Main Floor All underwear, which consists of one- and two-piece garments, offered in this sale, has been taken from regular stock. On account of being in a broken line of sizes, colorg and styles, they are now offered at exceptionally low prices for quick disposal. All underwear in this sale is of summer-weight material. famous Sawyer the in wizen 6% to 7%. Choice Full-size Iron Bed, Spring All-steel, and Cotton Felt Mat- tress, at the ex- traordinary price of $16.75 Bed has %-inch posts, finished ivo- ry or Vernis Mar- tin, all-cotton felt 40 - th. mattress ; spring is finished gray. Sells regular- ly for $26.50. Union Suits Union Suits Vests and Pants LIBERAL CREDIT EXTENDED _ FURNITURE ot co. WHERE PIKE MEETS FIFTH li New Phone—Elliott 4910 JOSEMITE, Cal.—t ing for Miss Elizabeth Mur. of Buffalo, N. Y.. lost in wilds tack of Merced lake. yes Sore? Mf your eyes or lids are sore; if | the edge of the Colman dock into the} ey itch, burn or feel dry; if your | bay qeion is blurred, your eyesight dim, parties | Ks | 3 PERSONS HURT Deckhand Drowns . |Machine Loses Wheel and in Fall Off Doc | Royal Paul deckhand ca ck) Crashes Into Curb enone Sol Duc, was drowned Sat.; : jurday night when he slip oom Three persons were severely hurt they were riding lost a wheel and lerashed into the curb Paul b y i mul had leaped to the dock from! ave. and Hamlin at., overturning and Sunday night when the auto in which! at KBastlake ° chaniaaatt - of 12 Drowns in Lake Tragedy Dravr ay SCORNED WOMAN Anderson, who is the son of Mr, and| Mrs Samuel Anderson, of Seanuret, | Preacher, Held as Wife’s was diving from a raft, FL W. Chase Death Is Probed, Talks swimming nearby, noticed the boy ar after diving - was recovered shortly| SAN JOSE Aug. 22.—Quar orts to revive the boy |rels over nx were blamed today motor failed. The body by the Rev A. Spencer, Santa in jail here while © the death of Diving afternoon, J Ar * knox on, 12, struck 1 uncenacious her boys. wus taken to the morgue. Rosa. ministe |authorities 4 his wife. TACOMA.-.Charged with accept Special 95c 300 Union Suits in low neck, Special 59c 300 Children’s Union Suits of sleeveless, umbrella knee style summer weight, in low neck, wing sleeve, and low neck, no sleeve, knee length styles. Sizes are 2 to 6 years and 8 to 14 years, and are in color of white only. Formerly $1.00 and $1.25 a sult, Choice 59c this sale, a suit... Women’s Vests Special 59c 250 Women's Vests in low neck, bodice-top styles, in sizes 44 to 44. These are in colors of pink and white, and for merly sold at $1.00 a garment; were then reduced to 75c. Kor made of mercerized lisle, in white only, These were for and then 34 to merly $1.75 a mult reduced to $1.50. 44, This sule, a sult Sizes Women’s Bloomers Special 39c 250 pairs Women's Bloomers in sixes 34 to 40, Most of these are included in a special purchase and are in colors of pink and white. They would sell regularly at 60c # gar ment. Special this 39c this sale, wale, a pair a garment A Garment—50c Women’s Vests and Pants 250 garments in all, including sizes from $4 to 44. Vests are in high neck with long sleeves, and Dutch neck with elbow- length sleeve. Pants are knee and ankle lengths. For- merly 75¢ a garment. This sale, choice. 50c A j Union Suits Special 50c 250 Union Suits tn sizes 34, 36 and 38. They are low neck, no sleeve, umbrella knee styles, in color of white only. These formerly sold for TSc and $1.00 a suit. Special, 50c this sale, a suit. you are obliged to wear glasses, | fe to your druggist and get a bottle @ BonOpto tadicts. Dissolve one the steamer to adjyst @ gangplank,| pinning A. F. Agafodoroff, 3603 45th ing $1,400 bribe from soft drink s¢ll when his foot slipped on the wet! st. under the car | Mre. Spencer was drowned while ors, Albert Neubert, special . . 4 O° | vouting with her husband at Clear Union Suits—Special 79c Vests—Special, 3 for 50c BH 4 fourth glass fmes a day. Sound and improved cy &. the world look br Kote: Doctors say Bon instances. of water and faihe the eyes from two tw four comfortable will planking, and he fel! between the! Mrs. Agufodoroff was hurled over Geeli. and: the :etendnne’n ‘ehte |the wind of the and suf e | fered sever on the face when The body wax recovered later by | shy P. C: Herba the harbor patro! and removed to the ‘ 12th ave. N.. another pas county morgue. According to Capt. suffered sev C. H, Stevens, Paul was an Indian, jand has relatives in Sumas. cur ui the atreet senger in the car cuts and bruises. 45th ave. N., who was passing, took ei to have Dwight Ball, 615% | ative for department, rested a wd af Lake, Cal, several days ago, accord ing to the verdict of a coroner's jury at that time, But the body has been exhumed and an autopsy performed, ithe findings of which have not been announced While prison workers aang hymns jin the jail yard yesterday, Rev | Spencer told his side of the story He charged that a woman with whom he and his wife boarded for « time had been “scorned” by him after they bad had trouble over a board bul. “It's a scorned woman burning for revenge.” he declared. He charged this woman had furnished the au the injured p: pital, wh \ nd broken ribg and a crushed chest. His condition Mon- day was reported serious everal las his murderer as the result of an |und Seneca st. 350 WOMEN’S UNION SUITS in low neck short sleeve and low neck, sleeveless and knee length styles, in colors of pink and white. Sizes 4 to 44, These formerly sold at 79c $1.25 a wult, Tuesday, special, a suit are 36 and 38. garment While style, and in colors of pink and white. 750 WOMEN’S VESTS in low neck, no sleeve Sizes These formerly sold for 25c a 3 tr 50 Cowbey Is Slain; |Cheasty’s to Open Another Arrested| Boys’ Junior Shop! PENDLETON, Ore, Aug. 22.~ \ “The Junior Shop” is a suit estab- | Louis Regains, cowboy, is dead and | lishment opened exclusively for boys Jess Brunn, andther cowboy, is held |by the Cheasty Co., on Second ave. alleged quarral in the wilds of the Blue mountains late Saturday night. | said to have confesmed to the shoot- We dye your rags and old || them into handsome rugs. The Fuzzy Wuzzy Rug Co. carpets and weave} thorities with the circumstantial evi dence against him. He then detailed trouble he had the Ragains was found dead in his|ing, claiming self-defense. bed with his left shoulder almost; Ragains had been in charge of a torn off where the bullet from a! herd of horses on the Blue mogntain | high-power 30-20 rifle had plowed its|range and Brunn had been working|[ Take Steamer Solduc, leaving C."man Dock at midnight daily, e }had with Dr. ‘autopsy surgeon, over a doctor's bill H - % A ; : This, he declared, caused him to be. course. as caretaker. he three cow’ boys | f a lieve Dr. Craig was ansious to see| Hrunn was taken with two com. | held say the shooting followed an al- be gente Bg ons for [him prosecuted panions, Charles Runyan and|leged quarrel over who had left the Lake Crescent | Mrs. Spencer was formerly Emma |Grorge Shi cowboys, and is!ranch gute open. Morris of Toledo, Ohio. — ‘FLOOD SWEEPS - . STATE CAPITAL This Millwork Can Be Used Property Damage in Phoenix in Any Style House— BUILD TO USE IT! ts $500,000 PHOENIX, Aria, ‘Ace 22.—An at- tempt was made this morning to TETSON & POST are waging war to bring costs down and increase home building. Let us show you how much money we can save you by using our stock millwork. Charles Craig, 48-Piece White ' Semi-Porcelain Dinner Set Special at $5.98 HERE IS A REAL BARGAIN This 48-piece Semi-porcelain Din ner Set is nicely finished and comes |x in the fancy Vernon design. It ” under beg ble ine makes a fine, serviceable set for The water level had reached the eae : ; state capitol building, floodmg the every-day use. Set consists of six | tower floor. i cups and saucers, six 7-inch plates, A sheet of water, almost unbrok six 5-inch plates, six 4-inch plates, en, overflowed the farms nine miles six soups, six fruits 1e 8-inch dish, east of the city | one 10-inch dish, one nappy, one baker, one sauce boat and one pickle. | enter the flooded basements of the | tate capitol buildings in an effort | to save, if possible, the valuable rec lords of the state land office, on file there It was feared that the records | | would be a total loss, aa they were stored in non-waterproof vaults. Damage to property will reach} | $500,000, it was estimated today Heavy rains swelled Cave creek, ! ne ’ } | >= running almost thru the city, until during the night all of the lower ion of the town was rapidly com- = Cratiaman Inaide Doors, Frame and nh 468 | Our designs are right up-to-date and can be used in any house with an 8-foot, or 8foot 6-inch, or 9-foot ceiling.” The quality is right and the prices “rock-bottom,” because we sell direct from forest to you, elimi- nating all middle profits. . | The prices quoted in this advertisement on the attractive designs il- | lustrated prove the foregoing. Before cutting the openings for the win- | dows of your house, get our special circular. You will also save by buy- — | ing your doors and door frames from us. | Heavy damage was feared. | National guard companies were called out during the night to pa trol the flooded areas voy wee wane |} 24*Pound Household |] Scale—Special $1.98 One of these family scales comes in very handy around the home—especially dur- ing the canning sea- son, They will weigh up to 24 pounds, and are constructed with a platform so that a pan or basket may be placed on it. Doors, instde sell to anyone, anywhere, and in dealing with us you are frame and tae WE buying from a company with 57 years’ reputation for t —7 | doing what it says it will do. Panel SPOKANE Hick, chaplain of 1618t infantry, resigns in of All § Floor Varnish Interior Varnish Special 45c Pint This is a good grade varnish that dries with a beautiful lus- ter and always gives long ser- vice. 4 Special, 45¢ //’ pint. All door and window frames are knocked down. Top lights in all windows can be either one light, three lights or as shown. Basement Sash HH Is J | Nothes Clomet fash, Frame and Inside tod Medicine Capi- net Doo tn f Cupboard Doors, assorted sizes... . $1.25 7] Pair French Doors, aft 6 in by 6 tt 8 in. by 1% Im, Inwide ¢ Frame and two Finsan 8 Vreneh Entrance, complete with Finish ... Write us today for cireulars and special price list on stock mill-work, or come in and see us. We ship anywhere in any quantity. Trible Window, ¥rame and Inside I Pinisn _ 70a od wines $1.00 $15.45 $15.00 $2.95 For Thick Heavy Hair Use Cuticura TREATMENT: Touch spots of dandruff and itching with Cuticura Ointment on the end of the finger, Next morning shampoo with Cuticura Soap and hot water, Rinse with tepid water. When you have made your ecalp skin clean, sweet and healthy then will your hair become soft and thick. shaves Seattle’s Canning Headquart Where You Can Find Everything That Pertains vero to Canning Pioneer Jar Rubbers, 4 dozen for Mason and Economy Jar Covers, dozen ..35¢ Parowax, package ..19¢ Tumblers, octagon shape, fine for jelly, doz.60¢ Bulldog Red Rubbers, dozen Blue and White Mottled Preserving Kettles, six-quart ..25¢ seen THE