The Seattle Star Newspaper, February 14, 1922, Page 5

eo TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 14, 1922. THE SEATTLE STAR FLAPPER CONTEST ENTRY | The People’s Popular Homefurnishers | i Grunbaum Bros. Furniture Co., Inc. UNDER PROBE | Big Drive in Drapery Materials—500 Yards of Scrim—Colors: Cream and White Inspectors Investigate nis! 10c Per Yard on Occidental Ave. Fire inspectors are invertigating ainy the cause of a fire that) dd $5,600 damage p IT Te | $ 3, 6 0 0 BL A 1E | [ ; and huge clouds | of sim the windows | lot the . ng coth:| | pany D}|m., pedest and after ur of de o fight | Sling the fir artine ithe blaze, which had swep' ing store and spreac Notch ‘moving picture | Occidental and the «! Leather company, 213 Occidental] ave. Ono fireman is believed to have! en injured by a fall from @ ladder | Jbut he was able to resume his work in fighting the flames ‘The loss of stock in the Square (Deal Clothing company amounted to $3,000 and the damage to the build ing was estimated at $600 38c Scrim at 20c Per Yard Ivory Color CRETONNES 35c value at 22c per yard 50c value at 35c per yard 85c value at 50c per yard Child’s Set, $2.90 Table, 2 Chairs Presbyterians Here Taylor, secretary of herb an foreign mixsions, and Fred MacMilland, Des to arrive in ton the Wem ‘Tuesday a dinner at the Fb jehureh Tuesday evening. bers of the United PF Mi churches will entertain Lina meeting in the church at Sp. m. will follow the dinner. ale mem: | Actugl value $7.50. Fifteen sets to be sold at the price of $2.90. Large enough for child Extension Table $12.50 Table in golden fin- Republican Women Favor Cadet Corps teena Jackson of 6723 21st N. W. 18 one of the latest | entries in The Star-Columbia Gladys Walton Flapper con- up to 8 years of age. ish; top 42 inches, ex- Members of the Women's King test, Miss Jackson is a charming young “flapper” and will Colors: Blue, pink, tends to six feet. This County Republican club Monday | no doubt be well up in the running. She is 17 years old adopted resolutions approving mill-| tary training In Seattle high sche John W. Pace, of the state department of busir spoke on the vari tutions conducted by the # ses \deciared that there was 1 ig i about their management tha al vite by cit invited. = Woman Is Dead of Talking Sickness) _For contest details see movie page. assistant director |~ 7 FIVE CHILDREN DROWN IN LAKE |Father Makes Futile Effort at Rescue white and red. At price offered Sets should not ar over Wednesday sale. is a very real bargain. There are only 15 in this lot; they will not last long “at this price. control, Notes and Comment on THE OLD HOME TOWN LIBERAL CREDIT EXTENDED RUNBAU re WESTE Aree . ; | | Mra. CALEXICO, Cal, Feb. 14.—Five| Because Harry Crow, secretary of | the hildren were drowned Sunday when the ood Commercial club, was | WHERE PIKE MEETS FIFTH phyate a raft on-which they were paddting | his home last week | nick nens, fied yesterday 4 in the midd fa renervoir, | %ith, the flu, the mon pty meeting | icknens,” dies " ne middie of a reservoir, , New Phone—Elliott 4910 [UO UIMINES) a: rer nome near here Ave re dey hate of the club’ was postponed until Da iageeretea eietgpintnadcesamiebesaenenimeigpienich segregate 9 hb for year and at Stevens! Tuesday night Dea one of the young picknick ee H € tapham was wken tn January | | STAR WANT ADS BRING RESULTS ":'": 2a rie hemcad a ae Re talked un | from th ty nwood, as th o | corporate 88 plunged into fort to save them, but nea od himwel ! We Tell It With Values Mrs, Ralph O. Dunbar in the new | The of the Thurston County Gurllerr ® society 14; Nicaraga, a cousin ve dead ned |William Dominguez, a prosverous| A new industry hag been secured |rancher, had taken the children to|for Chewelah, where a compan) the lake on an outing in celebration will produce marble chips used in of Adullia’s 170th birthday. jthe terrazzo flooring which is at ——| taining a wide vogue. — Has no equal for prompt _rewults, ‘ ‘Tehes pat» mement to. prepare, } os | Mayor Charles oeeeeeeeemeees |iesued a call for a Pine is used in nearly all preserip- | Stanwood Wedner kendorf has as meeting in ay night for the of this institution ee ° . tions and remedies for coughs, The | purpose of forming an athletic a» 1s its obl ation to son is that pine contains several | sociations « Ig remarkable ee healing the | A Canadian corporation is sed¥ing a franchive to operate a fleet Gof t and cheat. | combinations its patrons —the obligation that their pur- chases be precisely as repre- sented and that satisfaction and pleasure be assured. of pine and svrup. The “syrup” part | buses from Vancouver, B. C.,. to is usually plain sugar eyrup. | Seattle To make the best pine cough remed ‘ that money can buy, put 2% ounces see Jof Pinex in a pint bottle, and fill up| The Peach | with home-made suga Or |of Washington hb | you can use clarified m | by mutual agree Enotes than you can buy | three times the money ure, good @nd tastes very pleasant. can feel this take hold of » One hundred and ‘fifty-nine cats were shot in year, according wild be Olympics last The good faith carries the to record: certainty of confidence wel!- —, = . ft Poe yg tay ‘eg Claitlam county court house. The 4° pe oon ary, | bounties ah netted the placed and thoroughly safe- |hoarse and tight, or may be persist: | vonters $795 : j New Spring Model, in crepe ently loose from the formation of ee ‘ombroldered sleeves, 3 i —, phlegm. The cause is the same—in- orn’ beeomingly flamed " membranes—and this Pinex E4 Schiager, florist at Port Town serviceable... and Syrup combination will stop it |, vlan or asusily in 24 hours or jess. Splen- | 2°24 18 Planning to construct a| sreenhouse in Port Angeles did, too, for asthma, hoarse ness, or any ordinary throat ailment. Pinex is a highly concentrated com- pound of genuine Norway pine ex- tract, and is famous the world over | for its prompt effect upon Beware of substitut | druggist for “2% ounces | with directions, and don't accept any- in the World of Fashion | the new “Sweet Sixteen” styles are the smart topic of correct attire. As the favorites for city and country wear they have become the foremost fashion everywhere and attained the highest distinction at Laundes Workers Plan Masquerade) | A masquerade ball will be given by Laundry Workers’ local No, 24 Fri {th ne gies. Ceuatanheed & hap. [day at the new Moose hall, hth te satisfaction or money refunded, | 4Ve. and University st., for th \ he Pinex Co., Ft. Wayne, Ind. fit of sick members. Prizea will be 5 sivem for the best costume and the best comic costume Will Tell Women | of Cost of Living! bi Dr. W. J. Hindley, educational director of the Wavhington State Retailers’ association and former mayor of Spokane, wif deliver a series of lectures on living costs in Frederick & on's auditorium at 20 p.m, Wednesday, Thursday and Friday. GERM-LADEN AIR TREET and subway cars, railroad trains, interurbans, theatres, schools and stores are the haunts of disease germs—so are the windy, dusty streets. Check these germs at once with Forma= mine Tablets, and prevent throat infece Fortify the system against Colds, Grip and Influenza by taking These Tailored - ' Garments display at their best the most- wished-for fabrics. Lexative Only clever tailors, whose de- signers breathe the spirit of gentility and youth and whose tailoring sets the standard of ( 3 ’ throat of possibly laryngitis, eS ct er oe and influenza. Dissolve one o " ng, yet powerfully antiseptic The first of these advance pos antic baud Ona. 9 renee Spring models are both conven- , r tional and strikingly unconven- which destroy germs, act An efficient antiseptic is released and tonic laxative, and keep mixing with the saliva, continuously hing new in a toake ta velour, fall “by ined, fiaed? cane be ablerea - button= {eis in condition to throw of MM bathes che tuouth ond thtose, checking On request. scrseeee $16 tional. UriMMedseeseeeees 16 attacks of Colds, Grip and In- [IM contagious germs. Relieves hoarseness. fluenza, Helpful for singers, actors, speakers, smokers, lecturers, etc. Children like me O¢ at all druggists, ended by throat epecialista, Fc rg dentiote ond aruggicts, rmamint Be sure you get BROMG The genuine bears this aac 1023 Second Avenue, Corner Spring St. brchemararn Price 300. lin logging |T. Dou THE RHODES co. Our Windows Will Tell A REMARKABLE SALE Silk and Woolen Piece Goods Priced Special for Wednesday Only Sik and Woolen Departments—Upper Main Floor quoted, are first- , seconds or odd pieces All Yardfige Goods, offered at the extremely low prices here class merchandise taken from regular stock. No mill-ends are included in the assortment. All-wool Tweeds Special $1.69 Silk Plaids Special 79c 250 yards of All-wool Tweed», 64 inches wide, 200 yardg of Silk Plaids, 36 inches wide; all and displayed in ail the wanted colors; a ma have dark backgrounds with foregrounds im terial much in demand for Spring wear. Form bright colors. ©: nt for trimming purposem erly $2.00 « yard. For this sale, a yard, $1.60. Formerly $1.49 a yard. For Wednesday, a yard) . 79¢. Wool Plaids and Stripes Special $1.49 150 yards of 54-inch Wool Serges and Velours in plaids and striped patterns; used extensively for making sport skirts, Formerly $3.00 a yard. Special, Wednesday, a yard, $1.49, . Lining Silks Special 89c 150 yards of Lining Silks, 36 inches wide, and In desirable patterns of both light and dark colors, Lining Silks that sold formeriy for $1.50 & yard are offered Wednesday, at a yard, 8O@. 54-Inch French Serge Special $1.23 175 yards, 64-inch # of navy biue an dresses, Yor y $1.69 a yard Wednesday, a yard, $1.23. Taffetas Special $1.10 Taffetas amounting to 200 yards of good, dependable qualities in all the wanted colors, They are 36 inches wide and sold formerly at $149 o yard. For this sale, a yard, $1.10, All-wool French Serge, in black; used for making For School Plaids Special 89c 450 yards of 40-inch Children's Se in a wonderful range of color combi fast Formeriy $1 For this sale, a yurd, 8O9¢@. Fancy Sateens Special 49c 36 inches wide and in 300 yard: beautiful Formerly 7 of Sateens, aye * are 1 ard. Wednesday, a yard, 490. ASKS GENERAL [Lumber Iasues to __ lings won te bert a CAR HERE, Be Discussed Here) ''««. 35. « trapper, is touna need for the develop: Lumber issues of vital importance | @neath @ snowslide at Orogi a searching party, will be discussed Friday when the — ment of a more general cargo for!annuaj meeting of the West Coast | 86 ° shipment in vessels in transpacific! Lumbermen's association convenes service and education of the Seattle | Friday at the New Washington ho- lin (( and Northwest public in buying|‘! Lesislative and marketing prob- : pt SUCTION lems are expected to take precedence Northwest rather than Immediate products in the discyssions. those manufactured in the East, was | pointed out to the members of the/ ‘Transportation club by Frank Wa- terhouse, president of the Seattle Chamber of Commerce, Monday, If the present heavy shipment of! lumber to Japan should suddenly cease, Waterhouse said, a large - number of vessels making the trip to the Far East would be without! cargo. The solution for this very/ vexing problem he said was the de.) velopment in Seattle and the North-| C4 west of a more general care } He pointed out that $200,000,000 was being spent annually outside of | Seattle and Washington for products that were being made within the city and state, and declared that it was only fair to the manufacturers who were induc to come to Seattle and the state to patronize them Henry Ford is said to be making artificial leather out of deteriorating a powder. FICIENT! rets out each grit that trieg to elings “AMERICA” at Store or phone for demonstration. ZemoHeals Skin Troubles Without Staining Clothes No matter how often you have tried and failed, A eetgerbony dee et ing, ieee Semen esemse with cooling Zemo. Zemo is a clean, antiseptic | liquid treatment for all skin irritations. Clears up rashes and Tetter, does away with pimples and blackheads. All Druggists’. BlucBi App Hance PP’ Electric Store | 1007 First Avenue, Near Elliott 2510 PORTLAND —Continued pad weather in Western Oregon and Washington is keeping 3,500 men idle mps, rding to John , Manager of the Colum-| -egers’ information bu bia River reau. POR SKIN IRRITRTIONS. THE STORE FOR USEFUL ARTICLE 12-Ounce Bottle of “Liquid Veneer” Special at 25c Regular Price 50c 3-Foot Poultry Netting Special at $2.69 Roll Here is a bargain — 3-foot Galvanized Poultry Netting, 2- inch mesh, special at $2.69 a roll. (Roll contains 150 lineal feet) Liquid Veneer is a wonderful furniture polish—it makes old things look new. Can also be used as an auto polish. 1-Pound Can of Lime and Sulphur, Special at 25c This 1-pound can of Sherwin-Williams Powdered Lime and Sulphur makes 5 gallons of spray. Special at 25¢. “Nucut” Sugar and Creamer Special at 49c Pair Brass Extension Curtain Rods Special at 10c Brass Extension Curtain These “Nucut” Glass Sugars and Creamers are made of clear crystal glass in a beautiful design. Special Wednesday at 49¢ a pair. Rods with ball ends—ex- tend to 54 Inches. Specia: at 10¢ each, nt of patterns and colon as dark corners. = the Cleaner with 1 ral brush avian around bristles, Pte: Payments $1.00 ‘Weekly —the electric Cleaner the Cleaner which fer