The Seattle Star Newspaper, February 9, 1922, Page 5

“1 q i ; ell hk?) gil a4 19} r i< Sullivan Is Named WASHINGTON, Feb. 9.—Presi dent Harding sent to the senate yen. terday the nomination of Harvey Sul- | Mvan, of Alaska, to be United States OCMC MUL CT GRUNBAUM BROS. FURNITURE CO. g THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 9, 1922. The People’s Popular Homefurnishers Friday and ‘Saturday Special Arm Rocker Made of solid oak, fumed finish—seat is covered in good grade brown leath- er — auto - cushion style—sells regular- ly for $17.50, An Added Special For Friday Only 7-Quart Gray Granite Tea Kettle. . 5-Quart Gray Granite Tea Kettle LIBERAL CREDIT EXTENDED wo AUM Co. INC. WHERE PIKE MEETS FIFTH New Phone—Elliott 4910 WNOMITNIIES) i) 19} | marshal ie the Third division, Dis trict of Alaska. and Maxwell Blake, of Missodrt, to be Sonedl general. Marshal in Alaska Youth Is Stabbed in Moonshine Row ELMA., Feb. 9.—Ora Castell, is suffering from a severe knife wound in his back, inflicted fight with Ernie Winnie, 36. recovery. is doubtful say the quarrel men were ence of moonshine. arose while both 0 EE ie out |instead of w | the bushel, | Burbank expla His) blister Bystanders tant partly under the influ-| sic aR, BY SANTA ROSA, Seven wonders of are Luther Burbank’s 19 tien to horticultural science, Topping the list as an agricultural innovation of inestimable importance ia the “Opaline,” an oat that hulls like wheat when threshed and, pounds to This result, . has been en plished through the practical elim! nation of husk with incidental bene Cal., 0 the plant world contribu we SEATTLE STAR Seven New Plant Miracles Are Achieved Burbank and Wife Give Them to ‘World a Luther Burbanl: and his wife, who aids him in his plant experiments, || fit to the grain itself. ! | For some seasons he has been | working on the hulless oat" and it} Fine for Neuralgia Musterole insures quick = retief from: neuralgia. When thase sharp | painn go shooting through your head, just rub a little of this clear white ointment on your temples and 23.) heck Musterole ts made with oll of in a} mustard, bot will not burn and lke the old-fashioned mus plaster. | Get Mumerole at your drug store and 650 In Jars and tubes; hos pital size, $2 Ketter than a Mustard Plaster. BARTELL DRUG STORES | |in considered one of hin great con tributions to American farmers Hin six other “wonders’ an follows ' Peruvian winter grass, which can withstand frosts and, produce enormous amount of feed during the cold winter months, thus insuring green feed for cattle A mammoth Gowering articho | with flowers several times an large. A “prickly poppy, Mariposa, which grows does 4 cactus A Brazilian tomato-like fruit spines ae lovely as roses and known as the} as} with thorny plant, but bearing an orange One Gang Operates as Po-| colored product which has much of the taste of the tomato. A “ouper-sweet corn of 12 rowed} variety which Burbank declares to be} the sweetest corn ever perfected. range sunberry,” Bartell Stores are handy stores in which women may a ae Perfumes, Toilet Articles and other women’s needs are always found in a wide range. every day—They’re conveniently located. Get what you want at Bartell’s. BARTELL CANDIES The proof of good candy {s in the volume of sales. We maintain our own large, sanitary candy kitchen so that your crav- ing for highgrade choco lates and other confections may be satisfied. For in- stance: Victorias, 1 Ib. Vietori 2 Ibs. ou pass a BARTELL STORB nearly i. You've probably used it a past qreat ing few months, and have some good prints that are worthy of enlarging. If #0, bring them in and get the results they are entitled to. Prices 4 for enlargements are t } Sx 7 «se s5¢ Sepia eoogad 40¢ Txll 40¢ } Sepia 5 65e > S10 ® 40¢ ( ge ane { 10x1 65¢ § 90¢ 00 $1.35 coloring or tinting eatly ) 12x14 Sepia Also done quickly an, Guard Well Your tet Two Styles Complexion { Powder Putts ' All Sizes and Septol Violet Cerate is a We carry the re- { Colors pure, greaseless, Vanishing nowned Hysiene } “ou: i < Cold Cream—vanishes almost $ putts. A woot} “Sante Shite Note - instantly when applied. A ) put, each in a) real, bOMO” .~pRODUCTS: perfect’ cream to apply be- {separate sanitary} sad erent fore using powder. It pro- { envelope, what. nelbr tects the most delicate skin } Priced at ... § you'll find a against exposure from wind 10¢ to BO¢ | Netiat eivtugh onan or cold It preserves good Full line of Vel- ) “Santa Rite N ETS complexions and i prove: > 81.10 dozen. poor ones. cage } sae OS ge § ee Mala” Se, 2 for s --10¢ to B5¢{ yy : . In jars at 25c and 50c each in se ane You Need One to Keep Your Hair Tidy Face Creams and Powders Creme Lorraine 25e * Ingram's Milkweed Cream— serene here is beauty in every that feels good under the pen : & Ramadeila | Per BOX PAPER Cold Cream. Bae, Richard Hudnut When in need of Inks, Pens, correspondence Richard Hudnat’s | Vanishing Cream Pompeian Night Cream. .45e, Me Pompeian Day Cream Bhe Mary Garden Tissue Cream-—A wonderful skin food....,.9100 Bleaya . ‘a Witch Hazel Cream a Cold Cream . Luxuria Cream The, Ayer's Ayeristocrat Cream Theatrical Cold’ Cream. Atomizers OT Saag at ay Oe yt oe Dainty, Plain and Decorated thc bape % Atomizers that beautify the Mavis Vanishing Cream—Fra- . fressing table, enable you t grant with Mavis perfume. .6e Gionomize on’ your perfumes. Melba Face Cream Boe fi ~4 ~ Prevents accidental Melba Cleansing Cream......@e when upset. POWDERS Pivers—Back to pre-war prices: all odors we Atomizer Priced at $1.00 to 87.50 each Hudnut's Three Flowers The Coty's L’Origa 51.00 Pinaul’s Flan Tbe Djer Kins Moe na's Bouguet :[8 Store No.1 | Store No. 2 nd’s Cold Cream Pow 1908 610 Larxor iy oad Boren Second Ave, Ave. Store No. 5 | Store No. 6 w's Swansdown Second 600 4 list does not comprise our and Pine entir stock We have your Union St. favorite always. POUND PAPER STATIONERY Your friends take notice of the Stationery you use ery costs little more than inferior grades, and always leav We carry a style to suit every pen or ‘person. Good Station- ENVELOPES Pencils or anything pertaining to Get it at Bartell's spilling ) BARTELL —We have it of our low prices, } Rubber Gloves ) Protect your hands while do- ane work-—Wear Rubber Made from best quality and a size to fit you HoveEHOL 5Oe ... $1.00 ) rubber GLOVE BER pair BARTELL STORES LOCATED AT Store No. 3 4 Store No. 4 First Ave. Cor. Ballard at Ave, and 22d Pike St. Ave. N. W. Store No.7 | Store No. 8 Fifth First and and | Pike | Yester Choice Perfumes Original Nottles and Nalk Pivers—Assorted odors, o# $1.00 Mavis, o7 s1.50 Arly's La Boheme, oz Arly’s Jasmine, of Arly's I Flowers, o* t's Rose of Omar, oz. Ken Hur, on L/Origan, o7. foubigant's Ideal, on 168 Flours, o” D’'Oraay Chypre, on Colgate’s Floriant, o# 51.00 Colgate'’s Assorted Odors, ox, We The $2.00 wer & Gallet Fleur De Amour on Mary Garden, oz Rigud’s Lilas, oz. Rigaud’éa Un Air Embaume, on. +s $3.00 Coty's Rose Jacqueminot, 0% . : 82.50 For Your Manicure The odies every rfect maniey or compl secured at any utex Cake Polish ,... ane Cutex Liquid Polish. . ate a utex Cuticle Removers..... aie Cutex Bete 81.50 Other lines and accessories for complete and perfect manicuring something | and i new and having the flavor of huckleberry and blueberry Three minor creations include lemon-colored hybiscus, the “me fire” In all of hig recent experiments d by his young rented in oniies 2to3 Burbank has bee! wife, who is an 1 ing ventures as the wizard himsel! al ‘TWO SEATTLE SAFES ROBBED liceman Watches Two Seattlo safes were robbed early Thursday and loot totaling nearly $1,000 In cur. rency was taken. Both “jobs” Appeared to be the work of pro fessional cracksmen, but be cause of a difference tn meth- ods used, the police believe the crimes were committed by two separate gangs. One gang operated in plain sight of a policeman, waiting until he got out of sight before blowing the safe in the office of H. ©. Stokes, Inc, an ice eream company at 411 Yale ave. N. The exact amount of their loot has not been deter. mined, but it is estimated at more than $400, lorcycle Patrolman A. J. his wife were about midnight when they mw man walking in front of the office When discovered, entered th front door, Hill sup d him to t & member of the firm and paid r more attention to him. At Ta. m dincovered the safe had be pletely wreck slygerine, and the previous day stolen The other gang receipts for th of robbers ope: Ated without the use of explosive: working the vombination on the s of the National Market Co., i They took $ and then rifled tw o nt ) from th cash regi from which ‘hey By building a structure of tru! hoxes, the burglars had hidden the operations on the safe, which stoc in full view people on the stree Anti-Saloon Men Would Use Pistol LANS Mich, Feb. 9 Michigan antt-aloon workers are the | flower and a new dwarf sun-| he lasts | flower. Hm} returning home| Co-operation to the. federal govern | =< s.{combinations in restraint of trade, | n0|4nd our membership is respectfully jurged to report immediately to the} A\ Thursday the manager | proper officials any of the factory entered the piace and 2 com od by the use of nitro- | at 613 took about in OUR WINDO _FRIDAY A 10 toll ton material, in flesh cot. Table Napkins — 600 or only, used exten oly Hemmed Cotton ‘ in making lingerie and king with plain 1 160 yards will be placed ons in the Lining by ered t ther 5 t partment for this hour, Domestic tion and All-Linen Suitings — 900 hour; a dozen "B5e yards, 36 inches wide, and also some linen weft Curtain Voiles—200 yards Suitings in colors of old of S6inch | V tn rose, purple pink, tur daintily colored allover quoise and navy. For patterns, that A soldi merly $1.60 ayard. These merly at ard, are slightly soiled, and will be placed on sifé in priced for a quick clean the Drapery Sectignsfor up. A this hour at, MM ited sie 75c a yard 35c Boys’ Wool Coat Sweaters Special $2.49 Boys’ Dept—Main Floor, Rear A timely sale of Wool Coat Sweaters with | Rb seb Ruff-Neck styled collars Througl and side pockets. Sizes are 24 to 36, in colors of navy, | be played maroon, red and gray, but | is not each size in every nm color. There al While they last, Friday, each, $2.49. Women’s Coats The Women's Apparel Departm taken from regular stock 4 pr in The Rhodes Co, Emerson {Double-dise Phonograph Records that can instrumental music. ' Veiling—100 some Pp yards, in Silkoline—200 yards, 26 inches | and fancy meshes; | wide and in a good assortment of) seeiiad patterns. This material is most) suitable for the making of com> PAGE S WS WILL TELL OUR SAL ES ' r J the ri 11 to 12 Suits— —- ht to Menit lto2 Men's Union Men's Collars — 300 Sigur eater, «2 lars, including broken ot e of m m Ww t nes of styles and sizes; 1 ¢ ome are htly soiled ‘ $2.50 a mutt from i but the ah uD thie majority in good ondition. Priced for @ cleanup this O $1 35 Doilies—200 Imita 5c thor et Lace Dollies Kimono Silks—175 yards in tumbler plate and 33 inches wide, im nize They are Band Ught colored grounds 9 inches in diameter and with contrasting colored wold fe at 25 100 de ns in an assortment and For this of patterns. Priced ape hour, in, the Domestic cia] for this hour, in the Section, z t con 19c '50c Double erson }. Records Special 39c)'' Each Second Floor” are ’ 1 a special purchase we have obtained 5,000 on any phonograph. re over 100 selections, comprising songs and 4to5 Tr an hour sale, a group of Velour and forts, and sold formerly at 35¢ @) sey Cloth Coats, trimmed with Con 1 olors of whit * yard. For this hour, in the Drap- Australian opossum collars, buttons, and purple, brown, navy and ery Section, 25 4 both wide and narrow belts. black. Priced jal for .® yard . Cc to 38, in colors of bre this hour at, Fi black and Burgundy. F pagent pay 15c Odds and Ends this hour, each ...... 3 Infants’ Sweater Sets— in Roys’ Wear, consisting of 23 Boys’ Union Suits—200 of therm, in © 21 Wool Bets, each one Wash Suits, in sizes 2 to 1D / lined, Sizes aré 4 and ¢ consisting of knit te, of Middy, Russian | 16e each. For this hour, in the toq ap, swe and iver Twist styles, but not each! Women's Knit Underwear waist length 28. size’in every style; 1 Serge Sallor | Department, a suit 25c They are in rose c Suit, size 3 years; 1, Wool-mix } only, and sizes are 24 Sailor Suit, size 4 years; § Chin” | fairbow Ribbons—200 yards of Flowered and 26. Formerly $8.75, chilla Hats, size 6%. 6% and 6%; Taffeta Ribbon in 4 and 4%-inch widths, then reduced. For this and 6 Suits of Cotton Flannel a for hairbowa. Ribbon that sold formerly hour, in the Infants’ Pajamas in 2piece style, size 64 for 2c a yard in offered for Ba | 0 Depart. $3 50 years. Choice, 85 j this hour at, a yard.. a C ment, a set ° this hour .. R Cc s . 1m COMMONWEALTH CLUB 88 Retail Grocers in = Septal, resctatious .cenouncan| Aw ri - i 4 7 the Chamber of Commerce's plan to} C Fair Price Drive|:™, Sunt ot cre tac eFriCe Seattle retail grocers adopted the) ii schools following resolution Wednesday even- | a ae ing More women than men get dl-| eame; \S “The Seattle Retall Grocers’ aasoc!-| yorces in New York | ation does hereby pledge its sincere 1 correc id iMegal aj} men the investigation a | tion of prices, profiteering inforn an re-} he foregoing matters that} to their attention.” lating to t may come *|Packing Plant Men «| Vote to End Strike! ST. PAUL, Feb. 9/—More than 00 packing plant employes, who been on strike at South St. Paul 7 ember 5, were ready to re turn to work today. They voted al-| most unanimously to end the strike Packing plant managers said it was | Goubtful if more than a few of the| strikere could be reemployed at this FOR SKIN time their burning 8. it ir od t. ‘ _—=£=£=_——X—XmYsyX—ssS— i favor of the code of the Texas ranger with liquor law violators. In other words, use a gun on them. This statement was contained in a letter insued from state headquarters of the Store Hours: iry workers here, m which «it ts pointed out that law enforcement officers in dealing with rum run ners were encountering the most dangerous type of criminal. Indianapolis Plans Municipal Theaters INDIANAPOLIS, Ind 9 Municipal Sunday schools es the: aters will be opened in Indian lis, Mayor Shank announced toda: No’ admission will be charged to speech the theaters, as the actors will be a price like this. ‘ Ng oo afi ai Wiener t y and get one of these Gillettas—then you will know ney'll play ‘Uncle Tom's Cab: in’ and some other good, old-fa what real shaving comfort means. ned shows, such as ‘East Lynne, a neat case, complete with 3 blades. anks said. Alaska has millions of mosquitoe but not a fly SPECIAL TOMORROW FRIED EASTERN 0 Toast, Cold Slaw an COLGROVE’S RESTAURANTS EGYPTIAN KITCH 1524 Third Ave, Son Coffee— AUTO KITCHEN Pike and Broadway SPECIALTY FOOD SHOP 110 Pike st. gp toad This is one of the greatest bargains Think of it! - Be Comfortable; Stop Eczema Torture Now With Thousands of Eczema sufferers have found welcome relief from the antiseptic liquid treatment for all skin afflictions. Tetter and rashes, eliminates pim- ples and blackhead s, keeps the skin clear and smooth, All Druggists’. The Store for Useful Articles 8:30 A. M. to 6 P. Extra Special for Friday A Genuine Gillette Brownie Safety Resor With 3 Blades—Special at 59c A genuine «Gillette It will pay you,t) throw your old r /This razor is packed in Speciz —the ctectric Cl XPERLENCE valle - —the Cleaner snaps up long and long ravelings short order! 2 the Cleaner which ¢ dies close into all ners, sucking up grit-particle. See “AMERICA” “at store, or phone for ho Jemonstration, Payments $1.00 Weekly | ‘Blue Bird | eens C) : “The Electric Store First Ave. * Zemo torture in. Zemo, Zemo relieves IRRITATIONS i997 M. thi fety 1 at 59¢. 3 Regular Price $2.75 bination Cooke’ brings this Karate This cooker consists of 5 pieces kettle, pudding pan, steamer, Rake for and an aluminum cover. Can be used boiler, roaster, steamer, etc. Special at S$ 5-Quart Aluminum Combination Cooker—Special at $1.69 A special purchase of 300 Pure Aluminum Com- 5-quart convex ul. bargain. angel cake 2 double $1.69, Regular Price $1.25 Friday we are going to offer the Cocoa Door Mats—Special at 83c Cocoa Fiber Door Mats, with strongly-bound edges. 13x23-inch