The Seattle Star Newspaper, February 1, 1922, Page 5

THH SHATTIP STAR WORLD’S CHAMPION Grunbaum Bros. Furniture Co. The People’s Popular Homefurnishers —,-~ New Line of Cedar Chests Select One Now for the Spring Storage raz RHODES co. Our Windows Will Tell | Chemise, Gowns, Step-In Bloomers In a Special Purchase for Thursday Selling 95c Muslin Underwear Departnent— Upper Main Floor Tennessee Red Cedar Chest—Special This Week Colonial design, copper trimmed, 33 inches long, 18 inches deep, 16 inches high — finely selected SPECIAL at $17.85 500 Gowns, Chemise and Bloomers of daintily striped voiles have been obtained through a special purchase, the splendid values of which we are passing on to you, Chemise of Pink Voile, with dainty stripes in self color, and styled as sketched, in sizes 36 to 44. They have the built- up shoulder and all lace trimmed. Thursday, a garment, 95¢. LIBERAL CREDIT EXTENDED Co. INC. F. B. Hobgood and 39 of his descendants gathered at a recent. family reunion at Oxford, N.C. He has been president of Oxford college 43 years. Many of the male descendants are |prominent in political, professional and commercial circles of North Carolina and several of them distinguished themselves in the world war, WHERE PIKE MEETS FIFTH em hi soe Re New PhoneElliott 4910 POLICE WERE READY S B, PACK ARD Gowns THE RHODES Co j of the same material as the chemise, and in sizes 16 and 17, styled as sketched, — with square neck and trimmed with blue stitching; gowns are full length and are priced for Thursday at 95¢ each. SES Menai: Lh) ACCUSES JAPS | BUT HAD TO ALLOW GOITERS ON THE INcREAsE AIJED REVOLT) .swors ueerry) 1S DEAD HERE rushed to the Toscano cafe here The rapid increase in Oiters ton recently placed on. the marker,| FFOLZKY Issues Statement | iss", mien neomares to verte 1 Once Louisiana Governor Step-In Bloomers throughout the states of Washing-| 54 proved to be jest the assistant Flayimy Nippon |] wid telephone calls from the Succumbs at 82 as shown in the drawing, are made of striped Pink Voile, in sizes 27 and 29, neat ton and Oregon seems to be due to) BAUTe needs for temoving goiter. frightened cucsta. | dl ly styled and lace trimmed. Thurday, a pair, 95¢. ai ihiae (he iednct catee’ han The poultices are applied over the} MOSCOW, Russia, Feb. 1.—Leon! Pontering the place with drawn Stephen etinstt Packers, Seesiiae Silk Camisoles $1.50 Satin Camisoles 89c goiter at night time and good re. guns they found the guests of Bet been determined. Chikiren of | suits are obtained within two week the fashionable Bohemian resort |/United’ States consul to Liverpool, school age seem to be subject to) The amount require! depends entire-| issued a proclamation to the Red || huddied in the corners in fright. || England, one-time governor of Loule Trotxky, commissar for war, has goiters more of late years. It has/ly upon the nature df Kolter and th car E: f Somewhere in | 80 Silk Camisoles, including a special purchase 55 Camisoles of satin in colors of , army saying that the Par Eastern | ened confusion. new jana, and prominent in political af |]) Deen estimated that 80% of the/time given to poulticing. Drugeists the rear they heard the rattle of a nel Paeua. é «and a few taken from regular stock, that range ‘ : Seeeaies born ta these states arejretail OZ-MO at $2.40 per tin. Write| Ubi (in Siberia) to menaced by || |e int ore eearching the place. | /<.'"% following the ciyil war, le deadil| "1, ‘isos from 96 to 44. They are of flesh, navy navy, brown and black, with hem- at his home, 2027 434 ave. N., at th Sooner or later affiicted with goiters. Dr. Clark Or Mo Ce, Inc. 4403 45th |8%t-bolahevist forces supported by Just as they pounced down on ‘The greatest harm caused by goiters|ave. 8. W. Seattle, for xpecial|the Japanese, and is demanding im-|| them the mupposed bandits dis Seems to be the effect they have) pamphlet treating on goitera—Ad-| mediate assistance. Commander Ster-|| played badges of United States upon the heart. “OZ-MO,” a prepara: | vertisement. liter of the Red army now is en|| Probibition officials from Seattle, blue and white Wash Satins and Crepe de stitched trimming. These have bodice Chines, with bodice top and bulltaip shoulders, Maine farmer, he served : top in sizes 36 to 44, and sold formerly — with trimmings of hematitching, Georgette and “ My aq ion foreee during the Valenciennes laces. Priced special for this sale, at $1.25 each. Special, Thursday, each, — be sad ace Nal civil war, Retiring from the army as pe a 5 ws route for Chita to direct the defense || Proceeded to arrest the proprietor the rank of captain, he pr | each, $1.50, 89¢. Rh e | DAVENPORT.—tebate champion.|of the Far East republic. “White” “ a whence sole wage halt ease law in New Orlewha. In 1 | a r Di and w 5 | 2 ,’ ship ft he no d ; forces are massing near Viadivostok | | Of whisky lected governor of Louie eumatism » ioe the, Darth side. ot: Linashn | ISS" ite, aaiedl tha marion tot : {igtaes dar wees nants Usine enc Children’s Flannelette Gowns and Sleepers athens onbatentes | ¥ results in'¢ tie for Daven-|ahevists. The “whites” are led by | eager ‘ lconsu} at Liverpool. In 1885 he re Py : of KAR-RU—the |Port @nd Almira bigh schools, both |General Kappel, who served under SON ARRESTS | tired from public life and became ali! Priced for Quick Cleanup—89c remedy, Write ws 7 rime: if t Ito j x , Rreatest remedy. | Write us | receiving nine voted each General Wrangei in Crimea farmer at Marwhalltown, Ia. At 69|}) a descriptive booklet. Don't suffer a onsiorinelitt is Lao - | [he came to Seattle for his health . iia Company. Tacoma! Dawson CITY—winm Geary,|Man Is Tarred by HIS FATHER "10" uvives ty! tes tone sto-/f| Gowns Sleepers longer. * Pepeene on —-Advertisement. ° O . |phen B., jr. and Walter 8, ang twoll| of a good weight fiannelette, braid trimmed, in plain white and pink an@ whi ipes: fama | Proupector and for ' LONG BEACH, Cal, Feb, 1—} ‘8, « eh ; pink and white etriped é eiccmaieieiinn iendtn chee ai tteeate cae found | Band of Texas Meni! scsting nis wife twice and neriounty | Aatehters, Blanche and Ella, it roan and in plain white and pink and white striped nelette of @ good weight, ‘These sold format ing with a bullet wound in his side,| PLAINVILLE, Tex, Feb. 1.—Fol-finjuring her in their apartment here dents of Beattie patterns. Gowns are full cut and in sizes 6 to at $1.25 and $1.50 each. Sizes are 2 to 8 years. alleged attack | yesterday, Frank O. ‘Ames, of Loa! re 10 years. They are slightly soiled from display They are slightly soiled from display and have Royal Mounted JDolice will investi [pon his trial for gate upen a ityearold «irl, George EB. Angeles, waa prevented from encap- | i Chojce Thursday, at $$ ___—. Bans was seized by a band of masked|ing by hin It-yearold fon, amt i _ | men here and painted with a coat of | tackied his father, football fasbien, 1S cs |= - BEND, Ore-—Ft Rock valley tier, Giving him his trousers, the| throwing him to the ground : , habitants, waginga war on Jack-ra> | hang unhanded him in front of a| Neighbors came to the boy's anstst- BIRTHS Mak is tu Gade abt’ dive DEATHS |. BENTONVILLE, Ark.—wW. ¢. boy fs Seeley, Kate, 83, 9436 36th ave. 8 w. |‘fOW. first governor of Oki bits, report 60,00 killed in three! downtown drug store. commanding | ance, and held the man until the ar . Howard lL, 1815 Broadway, 4 | row. Sree, mepsrsee sem | Winter, Frederick, $1, 1631 Belmont | "esident o! cal, 4 dies ver. |MARRIAGE LICENSES | ‘ave stir jdenly here while a guest at a a each, 8O¢. been priced for a quick clean-up, each, 8O@. weeks by eating solsoned rye him to enter the store, while they |Fival of the police. Ames and his} | girl ee | trove away. A card bearing the| Wife were estranged. Police mur-|Stkiguch, Shono, 112 10th @ words, “Work of the K. K. K.” was|stons say the woman will recover. | *berts Charies H., 2223 W. 67th at. | OM Joanneret, Erwina, 93, 1529 16th ave. | hotel. Recipe to Nake a | plastered by tar and blood to bis cn REE RAT John H, 6549% 14th N.|Maunegard, Sidney M. Seattle ....19] | Hai | Bache. Pi rh : [Fe in, Lahville, Seattle . 7|Gerrish, Sarah Jane $6, 1080 24th! 5. w. Gray lair Remedy | AN. BEA Pande do Glee Club Plans EiSs, Jeha'D. 4151 19th ave, M. Wl vestner, Arnold, Seattle. sine, John ¥ 47, 1994 Seventy ave. |e yld® Cork 60, 8050 15tm *. Wilson. Olaf F. 1315 Greeley st. girt.| Wilson, Leahure M., Seattle . key, Thomas P. Barney, | A 1. Paulson, £ D., who has prac-| Haines to Speak Eleven Concerts| iiwits. iiwarnd A. YO RE | sien, Petar 1, Beatles are Wen Te MBS Bnd es omen ticed medi ve iNew York city for) Hy Fleven concerts for the Washing ™N 0D Fletcher, Musa Mary, Entiat . Warner, Stanley C, 15 months, 4756 SAW ont the following to Society at U).. Giee club have been scheduled | Gy, "be endanaies Rranchini, Nazzareno, Cle Elum. ith ave. N. 4 a recipe @ bmemade gray hair) The Maritime Commerce society of 4) Manager Harold McClinton, for 114 Fidalgo at. |Lievore, Josephine, Cle Elum .....19/ cron, Elizabeth, 56, 920 N, 4 | Mow: lremedy: “Gray, streaked or faded | ‘he university will tear A. F. Haines! ite next two weeks. Stadium high hair can be qwkly turned biack,|Vie® President and general manager) .nool, of Tacoma, will be visited brown or light brown, whichever| the Pacific Steamship company | Wednesday afternoon, February 1. In Brown, Ernest, Seattle «Legal| Johnson, Erling C. M., 42, 1127 stat | enele 5 16th ave. boy |Paquette, Elege, Beattie... ..\Legal|” “aye f L King st. boy ST Weller st. |Grove, Milas M., Seattle . Kons, Daisy D. 32, 4518 W. Othello| at 7:20 February 3. He will speak on “ >, on, Viola C, Seattle . at | Fraser, shade you dealt, by the following | peal the evening a aecond concert will be Y Pennington, Viola C, Sea eR ath ‘aser, Edna, 39, 6416 32rd ave, “The Presei / < “hugoro, 6 Mosorley, a, 62, 958 | , | remedy that yowan make at home he. Present St of the Amer-| civen in the Puyallup high school Dayo Ceaser: $05% Malm st. acy, William M/ Seattle. ...Legal|Rayre, Lemecin fi, atle tiay nee, Tese, Henrietta, $7, 1324 Lucas | “Merely get ¢box of Oriex pow.| ican Merchant Marine on the Pacific)” six concerts in Seattle high schools |gowa’ Tokusaburo, 802 Charien at,,|Sulliue, Bernice M, Seattle .. Legal a 441 | der at any drugttore. It costs very | will be given February 7 and & Rn boy w w | little and no extis to buy. Dissolve ‘done seal Feverett, Mount Vernon and Bel.| Roberts, Walter W., | tet : . }it in two ounce of distilled or rain |Charges Woman Paid) tincham witt ve visited on the north: | eibsin Frank Fy 129% on, Raymond G., Kansas City, Tth ave a < n water and comijt through the hair. | ern trip February 15 and 16. «boy : «Wrekin, ‘egtete’ 22 | Full directions or use and a gold Husband to Leave aoe homeen. Heary W. 1604 Ravenna aieeen aan r | bond guarantessome in each box. NEW YORK, Feb. —Mre. Fred-| “THE END OF THE JOURNEY”) tarry M., 4327 10th ave. N. °, Herman, Tolt ouveed® . } “It le nage, day not rub off, is not\erick Slater sued her husband for|wan the text of the sermon preacbed} boy fet ston, Florence, Fall City ety ’ [sticky or greany and leaves the hair| separation, alleging that he had ask-|Tuesday night by Pather Donegan, |Stratiner, Ire, 1706 Washington st /Priedman, Julius, Wenatchee i flutty. It willmake @ gray-haired ed her to share the home with an-|Panlist missionary, at the mission lil, Alphonse, Kirk 2 Pg Abe napa r ‘a 3. ¥ D * . ‘ ——— Kupper, Fred, Seattle Wahlund, Estella, Seatt y. Smith person look twity years younger.” |ather woman who loved him so much |now being conducted at the St. James e. Philip, 1493 Ch Wright, George, ttle ~—Advertinemen 2 ‘- Boy Simkins, Marie M., Seattle Yodee, Gilbert A. 3417 Alamo pl,/ Blunt, Kenneth B., Seattle . wirt McEwan, Gladys E., Seattle Gontaro, R. F. D. 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