The Seattle Star Newspaper, October 6, 1921, Page 5

STAR PAGE & THE SEATTLE ndal 35 ARE KILLED IN PARIS WRECK THURSDAY, OCTOBER 6, 1921. NUUALUUU NANTES] SERVICE TTT Grunbaum Bros. Furniture Co. The People’s Popular Homefurnishers OUR CREDIT TERMS Boston Has Movie Sca | rr a) * * & % ‘Actress Accuses Producer 4 »O Purchase, $ 1.00 Down, $1.00 Per Purchase, $ 3.00 Down, $1.25 Per Purchase, $ 5.00 Down, $1.50 Per Purchase, $ 7.50 Down, $2.00 Per Purchase, $10.00 Down, $2.50 Per Purchase, $12.50 Down, $3.00 Per Week Purchase, $15.00 Down, $4.00 Per Week NO EXTRA CHARGES—NO INTEREST CLEAN-UP SALE —— FRIDAY ONLY —— OF ONE AND TWO-PAIR LOTS OF SCRIM AND NET CURTAINS—AT A SAVING OF NEARLY ONE-HALF QUANTITY AND REDUCTIONS “ 2 pair Net; value $3.00; sale price Week Week Week Week Week 2 pair Scrim; value $5.00; sale price. $2.75 pair pair Scrim; value $2.50; sale price 5 pair pair Scrim; $9.00; sale price . $5.00 pair pair Seri $6.50; sale price $3.25 pair pair Scrim; $6.00; sale price ‘ .. $3.00 pair pair Scrim; $5.00; sale value ; value value $3.25 pair value $6.50; sale pair pair pair pair pair pair pair pair pair pair sale price. sale price sale price. . sale price. . sale price Net; value $7.00; Net; value $2. r Net; value $8. ir Net; value $2.50; sale price. .. ir Net; value $3.25; sale price. ir Net; value $2.75; sale price. sale price. . LIBERAL/CREDIT EXTENDED _ S— M Co. INC. WHERE PIKE MEETS FIFTH New Phone—Elliott 4910, /IKOwIIIIIII PRAIRIETOWN, Ul—Harry, SELAH.— Death of W. 8. Fairchild Lohse, 38, shoots and kills Albert 50, run over by freight train Wed Wieneke, 45 and his wife, Mrs. Mae |nesday, attributed to suicide by Coro-| Wieneke, 38. ’ 4 (Me UN INN \ ] //; yj WWMM Zs" VMMLLMAAS BB - PUM Ea kL AMAL ey Nearly every time your wife buys underwear for yourself or the children, she comes home with a different kind Either the dealer isn’t carrying the same brand any more, or what he had didn’t look as good as the last. The Allen ‘The Maker’s mark on BLACK CAT Hosiery For Men, Women and Children Pacific Coast Service Station, ST TT TAT CTT TTS TTT Trains Coliide in St. Lazare Tunnel Two suburban trair the half-mile tunnel ead ¥ " a terrif Postal Savings of Sound Cities Grow | Ww The Rhooves Co, = Women’s Knit Petticoats, Special, Each, $1.25 FRID 10 to CORDL 9 to 10 UNTRIMMED HATS— hay 11 KO VY—200 95c wale in pink, rome OUTING hid, light t 50 SILKOLIN Ke ards, hen and navy and wide fanc merly Thc a ome out this | stripes hour at, a yard right to lim pper Main Floor AY HOU RS 11 to 12 MEN'S HOSE ee L ALES 2 a 1 to RTS with soft MEN'S SHE f » in all; taken rom re rked for quick disposal, lightly sotled gular stock andl ed from display, ; is an assortment of ch size in | Resses against him. HY] Yj Y (A Teer Yvette Guilbert LeVome, who undertook to get the evi- dence in Boston movie scandal, BOSTON, Oct, 6.—Another movie} Cornell, During her posing she was andal! Columns have been printed abe the Arbuckle case, but Boston hi its own scandal, It reads it, sympa ondemng and moralizes There are three principal charac: ters in Boston's drama—a man and two women The man is Bert Cornell, of Brigh ton, moving picture prodacer j oman is Mrs ges she was 1 while posin in his new pic ‘A Thousand Faces.” ‘The second woman is Yvette Guil bert LeVome, a New York film ac who played the detective against Cornell and has been sum-| mmoned as one of the principal “i | Missing Boy Found Asleep in Bath Tub on Edwin 4 drink, she says, | which stupe While stupor, she says, she was mistreated. Mra. Francia wrote a letter to a New York film concern which ad vertixes that it produces only “clean res” and told of her experiences, of what 1 nh wometh her in this arking help to rid she said wa Anna whi candidate f ture. In addition to the summons for Miss LeVome, summonses have been issued for three other girly who are sald to have powed for Cornel ras 0! casa » part in Cornel j Didgenes had nothing Moe, Jr, S-yeaf-old son of Mr. and 1| Mra. Edwin G. Moe, 403 Ninth ave to like to sleep in Galvin nd and former head of the Em 1, in Bo Yornell to y A Thousand Fae Mrs. Francis was who applied for parts. She clatms that she called at ajhad the whole police Back Bay apartment and posed for looking for him for six he or Diogenes used a tub—and so does Ed And that’s where his mother found m Wednesday night, after she had department book AMON, those | hi BENNINCTON lle Underwear ET her find the dealer with the con- centrated stock of Allen A Cooper’s- Bennington Spring Needle Underwear. The original Spring Needle Knit— and still produced by the original family of knitters. The finest underwear in the stores. Made on the most precise machines. Of the finest grades of yarn—coarser yarns will not go through the Spring Needle Machines. It has stretch and “give”. It is tailored to the form. Flat-lock seams. For Men, for Boys—all weights for all seasons of the year. Each garment signed with the Allen A Mark—the Maker’s personal pledge of responsibility to you. “Allen”—the name of the Makers. And “A”—the standard mark. of first and finest grade. A Company Kenosha, Wisconsin 526 Mission Street, San Francisco I's ple more than August vast with § a had $1,901,391, Port Keo $1 961,000, "1 land $1 024,000, LA Wash, Ban Frar Swings Bottle on Policeman, Charge bot A | ot 7 a whisky clty jall Wednerda charges, The two men were captured after a struggle and a quantity of liquor jmelzed, Each is held for $500 bail High Death Rate at University in 1920 An unusually high death rate for | the state university in a fe year has been announced by David C. Hall | versity bealth tem Dr non-ep| | deaths occurr | among 7,01 of the largest numbers for s« years. This gives a percentag 1.42 per 1,000 compared with an Average of &. per 1,000 for men and women of the same age all over an | country 866,634 Pear Trees in Washington State There are 866,634 pear of age in Washington, fon, 2.305.646 in California, trees f bearing age on, 2,999,480 tr od 6 in California ‘These figures include all varieties of plums and prunes. The three coast tex have far more than half of all the bearing trees of these species |in the United States Or aturday Sweetest Day of All the Year Saturday ts candy day for all Se attle, Candy merchants will have their windows dresned with all the various kinds of goodies, bonbons . peanut brittle, candied fruit 1 chocolate creams in order to im sublic with the idea that food-—not a luxury.” 50 in prizes have been of fered for the best dressed windows | during the show ‘Oregon Murderer | Is Declared Guilty; THE DALI Ore., Oct. 6.—Abe! Evang was oo ed here yesterday | of murder in the first degree, and will be sentenced to hang. Evans ‘killed James Doran here September | 10, robbery being charged as the mo tive. He pleaded insanity ag a de- fense, Blackheads — big ones or little oner—soft ones or hard ones—-on part of the body, go @ method that’ jus To do this, get a © er of calonite powder your drugeist—eprinkle a little on a hot, wet sponge—rub over the bi heads brisk! skin and leave them unsightly—and unless the is are big and soft they ome out, while the «imp application of calonite powder water dissolves them right out, ing the skin soft and the pe their natural condition. Yo calonite powder at any dr and if you are troubled w unsightly blemishes, you shou tainly try this simple metho¢ vertigement Special for: ... 19¢ | RUBEN BABY SHIRTS nd wool mixtures, «2 and 2% years Special O i hour the women’ underwear de 95 reduced Formerly S0c a yard 19¢ 7" 35¢ a Toric Kryptok or Double-sight yP xlé 20 Glasses x B46 A Set $13: Toric or Deep Curve Kryptok Lenses, mounted in your chotee the following mountings 10-Kt. Gold Shur On Mountings. 12 Kt, Gold-Filled Spectacles, Shell Tex Frames with Cable Temples. ‘This includes a careful examination of the eyes Because of the time needed in the examination of the eyem® cribing Kryptok Lenses, it will be impossible to attend: ts wishing glasses at this time. Consequently the @ tment on the Rear Balcony of the Main Floor will ointments at r date at this price No deliveries of es promised in less than two days, Examination, Kryptok Lenses and Frame complete, at $13) elal th ' 200 yards, 36 inches ara L2EC VYARN-#100 ting I Vieuna Yarn ken lin for ne and ir wide, and in an assort ment of printed of Ger t Kr tere qu ; ry most suitable for com p= eee 40¢ in a bro: if good forts. Formerly a in white je 19c Women’s and Misses’ Skirts Reduced to $7.95 Second Floor colors inings or » alll hour yare ain Thi partment), each. ur, a ball ard | | 30 Prunella and Velour Skirts | in pleated and guth mod p | stripes and in a good range of els in checks, and Color combination: black and tan and taupe |. ntzes are black lor and white and green and Formerly $10.00 $7.95 2to3 HAL BOW RIBBONS; 200 in colors of pink, Blue, navy blu 4 bide with pink edge; also pink with blue ¢ Formerly 59 29 Special this hour, a yard c | 50 UMBRELLAS of colored silk with hardwood handles and bakalite trimmed with rings, cords or straps; white tips and all white ferrules Formerly $6.45 each. Geriee tale $4.85 TALCUM POWDER—96 cans of Lazcll« “As The Petals,” Talcum. Formerly 25c. For 18 this hour, a ¢ c Rubber Gloves; 50 pairs in sizes 7, 7%, 8 8% and 9; special this hour, a pair, 30¢. Also odds and ends of Face Powders in white only; all are imported French makes; special this hour, each, 5O¢. blue | each; choice at 4 tod JAPANESE LUN CLOTHS; 50 of them, siz 48x48 inches; all are ip! neat blue and white pa terns, Formerly each. Special for hour (in the Don 1, Section), $ BOYS’ BLOUSES of b Sateen and in sizes 6, 8 10, 11, 13 and ars, 135 Blouses in 3 to 4 AND BAND- ards of em. orgette Crepe Organdie in ns. Widths r rom 8 to 40 inches: are in shades of Nile green, lavender, Harding blue, tomato, rose, pearl, ecru and white. Formerly $1.75 tu $4.4 yard. Special this hour, «ora... $1.00 VEILING of plain and fancy mesh in assorted colors. Also, s6me with chenille dots. 160 yards, offered special for hour, this hour at, 15c : special, a yald.. yards a yard hour at each . . the summer session and will be re-| Mullin. ‘The third, an Tri Irish Plays Will Be | pentek ep penelns Peaueck, | by Synge, ts played by G Given at University The first two, “A Pot of Broth,” | rill and Gregory MacMillan, Tt ‘id ened ‘ | by Yeats, and “Workhouse Ward,” ree Irish one-act to be hy Lady Gregory, are comedies of} TACOMA.—Daylight presented by the Associated Univer- | Irish peasant life. | cure $4,000 in diamonds sity Players, will be gvenin Meany The « includes Harold McClin-| from apartments of Mark D hall at Saturday, October 8,| ton, Ma Gilbert, Richard Ben-|G. F. Kachlein, in Ansonia These plays were produced during) nett, Margaret Shotwell and Sam | ments. — The Store for Useful Articles U AVENUE UNION Ss STORE HOURS: 8:30 A. M. TO 6 P. AL Washing Machine SPECIAL $124.98 AT Model H—Regular Price $175.00 If You Need a Washing Machine—Buy It Now—You Will Never Get Another Chance Like This The “Easy” Vacuum Washing Machine is made with a large copper tub and swinging wringer. It washes the clothes by air pressure and suction—removing all the dirt without the least friction, rubbing or wearing of the clothes. See demonstra- tion in basement. e Model H Cut Glass Salt and . Pepper Shakers Special at 19c Pair A Remarkable Special ‘ 300 pairs of attractive Cut Glass Salt and Pepper Shakers in the” grape design—they have aluminum tops. Kitchen Broom Special at 39c Here is another one of those popular broom sales— 50 dozen “Kitchen” Brooms are to be offered at 39¢ each, Metal Lunch Box With Pint Vacuum Bottle Special $1.98 This is truly a sensational offer. ‘Think of it! A well-made Metal Lunch Box, com- plete with a pint-size vacuum bottle, ai this extremely low price—$1.98, (No Phone or C. 0. 'D, Orders) |