The Seattle Star Newspaper, September 13, 1921, Page 5

THE SEATTLE STAR |LOOKS AS THO SOMEONE WILL GET MUSSED UP| | aa ee | The Rhodes Ca. } Rpsrer™ % i lg Lolo kere ccm Grunbaurr Bros. Furniture Co. The People’s Popular Homefurnishers OUR CREDIT TERMS FOR 1,000 NEW ACCOUNTS $ 50 Purchase, $ 1.00 Down, $1.00 Per Week 160 Purchase, $ §:00 Down, $1.50 ber Week 5. 1. r 150 Purchase, 00 Per Week Purehase, Per Week Purchase, 00 Per Week 300 Purchase, 815.00 Down, 00 Per Week NO EXTRA CHARGKS—NO INTEREST The Last Day of Seattle's FALL FASHION FETE CS LS a as DLs Garments of Distinction In Style— ‘ & The trend of styles in apparel for Autumn and Win- in : \ = L : pes i} ter have more than reached the expectations of the Comfortable Rockers $9.50 me. y 4 wy angees and Liam sgh ghar ge is . ae | : : i} istinction prevalent in all of the newly created modes. Pa pris 1 peck poss a Be yg noo gee | = “S : 6 Fall fashions now being displayed here have a host of paneled or slatted backs. Joints are carefully cut ‘ int . mighty interesting attractions in store for you. and fitted. Seats are cushion style. Values up to & . ba ~ ee, : aga C a In Quality and Value— a d finish.) fe, Secs som GOWER OF: ae : | It matters not whether it is a coat, suit, dress, gown = = | or blouse—style is important. But style would be given LIBERAL CREDIT EXTENDED | secondary consideration if it was not founded on mate- . ; rial, workmanship and value. Apparel in this store is judged that way. We assure you of complete satisfac- ben in acquiring merchandise at a price most reason- able. In Assortments— Our stocks of Ready-to-Wear Apparel for the openin; Ea gest; Wate Genes toe BigreeT Mne ae Tesla Geos cal This Year | Appeal to Supreme Bench | Decreased Fall and Winter season are complete in every detail ood, sure, jupreme, More than petit were | socials co ae x iv w bei Blend Coffee, Hansen, 40 Economy |sent to the federal government last | serne yraytarcr” will be produced] feattle jitnes Interest were ‘wel BY LEO R. SACK The ene assortments no in offered for your earket. |year asking for the adoption of the! 61. aeain next year. | paring ‘Tuerday to appeal their case| WASHINGTON, Sept. 13.—Even 5 approval will justify the entire satisfaction with which metric system in this country. “ +f tho th 1921 production of bitum!- v7 ; ; | "Declaton to stage a second “Way-|{0:the supreme court of the United, tho the 1821 production, of itu of you make your selections. farer week” was reached Monday At | sate supreme court of their applica. Years, and Indications are the total |} do Trouble to Kee: : Live models will d ene 0 a .| production for th Ul be the Live models wi lemon- ;|_Skin Free From Hairs | LIFE’S lairectors wotors ‘of the ‘pages mats at woeen| toh “pti Sie anon. pyar | smallent since, 1909, government oft. strate the beauty of Autumn : DARN FUNNY time a financial report of this year's) qnis adverse decision of the stato Clals are unable to sy whether there Hats, Coats, Suits, D SEE (The Modern Beauty) |productios showed a total profit ot | supreme court, handed down Monday, | Will be a coal shortage this winter, and Blo ‘There is no need for any woman to! $26,105.48, | marks the final defeat of the jitneurs If this were an ordinary year, suf-) uses. Total receipts, according to the re! no far as the state courts are con. fering during the coming months [port submitted, were $167.4 It! cerned. ‘Their only chance now is to, Would be terrible. Thousands of Cost $131,373.78 to produce the pa-! appeal direct to the United States homes would go unheated, factories geant. From the total profit of $36-| supreme court. This they were pre- | Would be closed down and wheels of 105.48 ts deducted $19,802, which "| narimg to do Tuesday. industry would cease revolving, but ] to be pald to the Ansoclated al ‘The state supreme court decision | this ts not an ordinary year, | peanap ily ttagpe onli ese mg eal hana cutades Aimarbernn Peep for the tied oon. ‘euame dare \= = — apply to the stadium de! | rns el | . » oe — — $16,30348 in the treasury of the|will rehearses each Monday night In| this year has been but 267,073,000 | ° . les Waytarer sortety. the First. Methodist Co ag Last year predtuction durine | 1O Jail Unlicensed (Lists Second Death | case, reported ne horus “The rer” |fiewt rehearsal was hekj last ni Ure mame pertod totaled 343,229,000 ° i agers infantile ‘The chorea: ot has tami ce toma. In i910 we was s94tz 1000 tore| Garbage Collectors} From Child Malady |a¥vs seems to be on the fo 1948 st was 384.39,000 tong, and| Unlicensed collectors of garbage) SELAH, Wash, Sept. 13—~The | Thole, ave been five deaths B | in 1917 tt was 359,060,000, within the efty limits face a penalty | second fatality from tnfantile par-| or so have: beak If the prewent rate of predtuetion|°f 20 days and a fine of $100, Se | alysis within three ‘iw cock: cases does. not increase, the total for the | cording to a new city ordinance here: pesterda: og i nr will be lens than 400,000,000 | Which ts In effect Tuesday. Collec- ” y when Edmu . es) tons.) Officials recall that the last !Uon of gartage from restaurants Stephens, Jr, aged 5, died of Kd _ » Bp year this nation got along with so /and all other places in the city has malady, The child was ill but two _— st ay * Uttle cond wag 1909. Normally our been awariled the Pacific Meat and days. (WA Kai} national requirements increase from Packing company, s | 10,000,000 ‘to 20,000,000 tona a yenr, el 1 2 op : what was sufficient In 1908 ordi-| The earliest use of perfume, it |Report Infantile’ , jaar would be far from suffitient | believed, ‘was in the burning of in. | Paralys Gaining} He east semneation lash eae ci 888, | Sterns ‘ SPOKANE, Sept. 13.—With a new 463,000 tons, in 1919 It wna 458,063,- > 000 (the year Of the bi, conl strike), | The Store for Useful Articles dn 39 was 679,285,820, and in 1917 ; Mt was 551,790,563 tons, { c 1m « |, Should this winter be as severe a {i= i ‘ . lone as amateur forecasters predict, ~ | | | a + Be 1 Ee Bian snould thete be a substantial | = } | s eee it ffee;, come-back in business, there will be! See A Sle | 400,000,000 tona will be woefully Store Hours, 8:30 A. M. TO.6 P. M. © +B titre. » | we ‘ ; 4 & vabdgte rpcteked ABB) ctaaa,: é : iy ‘ Me, 7 hh ic a NO ae ol ae . .DINNER ‘SET oon a 4° Stamily Sour: $915 jak @ . P : ‘ jn signs of a steady) bettering of Ben ; her burenn offi. |. + to . forecast ! _ jab, mek. business confitiona, netping to! cy aad etd Nd aes saec < al | Special $6 98 " : nt! ‘ ; JEL-LO, alt | Ab TWO HEL FOR } ar Sr a ; A kinds, 3 for.. ' owdee”! v= Se _ Campreti Boome! go |! r 39 Ne $9 i THEFT: 4 REGULAR PRICE $10.00 4-02." can.15¢. : @ ay i] f | Here is your opportunity to. buy i t ‘B-oz.i can. 20¢, we letetudesd teeta F ss i a 50-piece’ White Semi-poreelain |Din- 16-02. can 35¢ . ; T packages 25 } GFX Accused of Robbing Olympia! ner Set at a very Jow price. They we £0F cdencorveses c es = i are in the popular, Traymore pattern. } | Set consists of the following piéces: { ; os | ABERDEEN, , id ae te : 2 Lagra jand and 'T) 0. Drom: were | Cupé.and Saucers aker <a a | OD fonder isan hdeiitadie honaoas 6 Tinch Plates 1 Sunch Patter ° Se = with the theft of diamonds and other 6 S-Ineh tes 1 Sauce Heat | Albers ‘ J foriels valued nt ‘2,000 from Otto 6 4Inch Plates 1 10dneh Platter er- ‘ Rerker) Olympia ijevteler. "| 6 4inch Fruits 1 Casserole with | oat According to Aberdeen police, the| 6 Soups Lcbbaed ay | ine . 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