The Seattle Star Newspaper, February 15, 1922, Page 5

SOUT LCI CUM CO ce Grunbaum Bros. Furniture hy Inc. The People’s Popular Homefurnishe LINOLEUM SALE Remnants and short lengths of Printed and Inlaid Linoleum on sale this week at prices that, will startle you. See our Pike Street window dis- play. Bring your measurements and make your selection. Remember, there is no charge for laying. Choice Line Tapestry : Uphelstered Rockers and Chairs $37.50 Large size, full spring seat and back, = rere Berson Caw & grade tapestry and velour, A_ wide range of styles to select from—all have different up- holstering, Values up to 00 of- fered in this lot. Extension Table $12.50 Table in golden finish; top 42 inches, extends to six feet. This is a very real bargain. There are only 15 in this lot—they will not last long at this price. RUNBAUN Co. INC, WHERE PIKE MEETS FIFTH New Phone—Elliott 4910 INCOR) ne > ell BY JAMES W. DEAN NEW YORK, Feb. moment, Or several auch moments, when Death suddenly stands stark before ut and makes us conscious of our weaknewses Terrified at Death and whipped by our consciences we think of the good deeds we might have done and didn’t do and the evil things we might not have done and did do. And then we promise ourselves and promise Death that if he will leave us for a while Trial Treatment Be. ST. PAUL.—Two youths, unmask- Calls ‘City Charter here Tuesday, escaping with $2,500 a Bar to Progress tn cash. ) tiquated and blocks efficient admin dehenne 5 theatre—Agw. Ade, tration,of the city’s affairs was the & meeting of the Municipal league Tuesday, The speech marked his re | tration, as, he leaves thin week for PLoT or iwi enbingten, D.C, to make his | “THE DELUGE” Fiscal dvenec Avoid Anderson declared the existing eye | eaves. Tapes Wares | tem places a heavy handic tse | SO On In the same old wi eee eee | fone of the reasons dwell had, Deluge.” Arthur Hopkins’ moat re “woured” on the Job leant production. Death comes in the \Recruiting Tent |eipp! levee saloon to Be Busy Now| Promoter, attorney, broker, ealoon ed, held up the Cherokee State bank | ‘That the charter of Seattle is an. Tf you value your watch, let Haynes jdeclaration of Claude H. Anderson at (urement an president of the organ. | again. gre instant reel. 5 yearaot muccom jhewbe. Death, satisfied with the bargain. GC Kimasen, then Mort work of the mayor, and was| This is the plot srvaingen in “The — ltorm of « sudden flood that impris- owner, barkeep, roving actor, immi- }tent in Pioneer square ts to be the | are locked In the aaloon by the flood, scene of greater activity than ever, |They are all. equalx.when they stand due to orders just received by Capt.' upon the threshold of eternity. They | Fred ©. Milner, 47th Infantry, rej tet! each other #0, leruiting officer, to make enlistments for various posts within the Ninth \ | Corps area and ala for the Hawaiian department, in addition to those al |ready authorized for Fort Lawton | jand the Philippines. their noble resolves Those who have read Berger's “Syndafloden” may recog nize this story It has been made familiar on all the stages of Europe o , oo fi i i s Cold Compound” is Quickest Relief Known colorless, clear liquid (one drop does | Pape “3 ne nd in extra thin plasters. Use | hever form you prefer, plasters dove of “RP: * or the liquid—the action is the same. peuchage <n a ro se Rad os i Safe, geatle, ee dag ho oe hours until three doses are taken laboratory. Sold by all druggist | usually breaks up @ cold and ends ache, duliness, feverishness, “Pape's Cold Compound” quickest, eurest relief known and ons a motley gathering in a Minis | Henning | eee ee Le nom Black, {75 all grippe misery. {It acts without assistance, Tastes "-Barroct Care ofthe Pot” The first dose opens clogged-up| nice. Contains no quinine. Insist | paaeeeesiceliitashentdaeana Rostrils and air passages of head;| upon Pape's.—Advertisement. [but was only once before attempted 15.—In almost ion the American stage, altho ite ac levery human existence there i# a| tion takes place in this country. Kathlene MacDonell It was staged four years ago in August, the first act each character remarks wart the day much for an August audience, It failed at the end of the second |¢d the Chamber of Com: In the midst of a snow storm | Vitation too week a very warm August in, That it promises to prosper. An unusual feature of the play ia|than 300 delegates will be present we will reshape our lives so that WO | that there only one woman in the|Grady said, shall not be afraid when Death comes | cast and altho much of the action|ficers of the national photographers lena | ansociation. | pivots than 5 per cent of the total lines ot| ‘The woman who says solin @ little le Kathlene MacDonell the play. ty Then we Iaugh at him oma about bh er, she speaks 'WON’T HELP BOND PROBE! SAN FRANCISCO. — Consptracy of D. Béward W PD. De Luca & Co. San Fran leisco contructora, who charged that | The Fort Lawton army recruiting! grant and a woman of the streets the elty was robbed of thousands of dollars by an tnner ring of Seattle Bond dealers, has flatly refused to but no sooner|appear at the investigation of the than the flood recedes they forget! skagit bond mule to be held by the ease, representative charges against Cant. jcouncll Friday afternoon. I the cou fa the! represent them Br “anh ime tering Whether or not ‘will prevent the hearing, councilmen were unable to say Wednesday Hease declared proper course for the eity would have been a taxpayery’ suit of interference. linninuated that an investigation by who sold the bonds, would be farcical, uncil, Wiltta into a ¢ that the BY AN SAYS HE WILL JUST WALK MIAMI, Mia, Feb. 15 ly up to the democrats of Miorida| whether will run for the senate, Bryan maid in| a statement today “If the democrats of Florida feet Don't stay stuffed-up! Quit blow-| stops nose running; relieves head |that as a senator I could render suf enees | ficient service to the statc, party |nation to justify calling upon me to at Washington,” said “T would consider the matter m Jennings conta only a few cents at drug stores, | from the standpoint of duty and in cennection with other claims upon But I have no ntest for the offic was | Here's decision Tt ia entire. Bryan and thought of en-| east y: SECOND AVENUE AT. SENECA 7 SENECA ap fig REBIGELOW PRES. &MGR. SW.FREDERICK “wry SECOND AVENUE AT SENECA STREET | reac tua PRES. &MGR. SW.FREDERICK i | EATTLE STAR New Play Based on Death LANDON STATES -8 Only One Actress in Cast HIS PLATFORM Will Cut Budgets, Aid Weak | and Fight Dope Evil | Pledging that if the people elected him mayor, he would foree hia de partment heads to reduce their bod gets from 10 to 16 per cent, Dan j Landon, Seattle lawyer, fired the eo: opening gun of bia campaign day before the Women's Civic lub. Landon scored his opponents, who ‘have charged that he is brought out {by a certain political clique in local | polition. “Lam not going before the people [with the secret pport of any | group,” he said, T am standing up- on my record as a citizen and an = |momber of the state legislature for 12 years.” ' | work for the | relief of the unemployed, for the pro- | teotion of the werk and young, and for the suppreasion of the narctole jew | R E, BENJAMIN, ‘DETECTIVE, DEAD | Member of Seattle Police Force 11 Years, Passes N, FE. Renjamin, of the Seattle po- Nee force, died at the Virginia Ma-| son hospital early Wednesday of pneumonia, Detective Benjamin was born at Weston, Wash., Janoary 1, 1877. He | was appointed on the police force in | 1910, aa an emergency man, and lat er made a patrolman, In 1920 he wan | mad detective, | He is survived by hia widow, Mrs. | Beatrice Benjamin, and @ three-year. old won, Robert John, residing at 380 23d ave, W. ‘The body wan taken to the Butter worth undertaking parlors pending funeral arrangements. | more than | Landon promined t | | Photographers to Gather in Seattile Pacific Northwest Photog association, thru ita vice- M. A. Grady, has accept merce’s tn to hold its annual confer June 13 to 16, More | | The | rapherw’ president, lence here including prominent of A collection of photographs taken parts of the will be world exhibited during the convention. One of the chief aims of the meeting will be to bring the 1923 national to Beattie. convention Mans Taupn- cher, husband of Madame Johanna Gadeki, for alleged violation of Amertoan neutrality during the war, have been disminsed. DYE OLD DRESS || COAT, SKIRT WITH | 30: “DIAMOND DYES” is Bach package of “Diamond Dyes” contains directions 20 simple any! woman can dye or tint her worn, shabby dresses, skirts, waists, coats, stockings, sweaters, coverings, drap- cries, hangings, everything, even if she has never yed before. Boy “Diamond Dyes"—no other kind— | then perfeat home dyeing is sure be cause Diamond Dyes are guaranteed not to spot, fade, streak, or run. Tell your druggist whether the ma terial you wish to dye is wool or nilk, or whether it is linen, cotton or! mixed gooda.—Advertisement. Eruptions Are Usually Due ] to Constipation When you are consti ed, there is not enough lubricant produced by i system to keep the ‘ood waste soft. Doct: prescribe Nujol beea its action is so close to this natural lubricant. Nujol is a lubricant—not a medicine or laxative— #0 cannot gripe. 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The use of Warner's Safe Kidney and Liver | Remedy will invariably — improve your health, and make you feel that | life is really worth the living. fe Kidney |ner’s § a combination |heal | Sold by leading druggists every where. Sample sent on receipt of |ten cents, Warne safe Remedios |co., Dept. 661, Rochester, N. ¥. me RHODES co. Our Windows Will Tell One-Day Sale of Notions For Thursday Only Shell Hair Pins Lotus Brand, and in three only. Formerly 10c ial, Thursday, 15c 2 for Braid Elastic Onehalfinch wide and tn white only. Formerly 8¢ a ya. 4 Yor this sale, a yard... c Naiad Dress Linings In white only, and in all sizes. Former each, 29 " reday, h. c Hair Curlers “Weat Wlectric’ Hair Curlers & on a card, that sold formerly for 2c. cc ataree 2 cards for... . 35¢ Hook and Eye Tape sizes, black and white. Former a yard. For this eale, a yard 1 7c Lingerie Tape In colors of white, flesh and blue; 5 yards to a bolt, Form- erly sold at 100, 7 c This sale, a boit,. Stickerei Edging Tn al! colors, Including white. Formerly 20¢ and 26e for a bolt of 3 yards 15c Thursday, a bolt.... Rick-Rack Braid In white only, and sizes 25, 29 and 33; 4-yard bolts that sold formerly at 150, will be placed on sale Thursday at, CRE vid aveediiins | Oc Common Pins “American Maid” Straight Pins; 160 in « package. Formerly Sc. Thursday, 1 Oc 3 packages for...... Delong’s Safety Pins Assorted sizés on a card, that sold formerly for So. BS Cc Special for this sale, card Sanitary Aprons The Benedict “Everready” brand that were formerly #0c. For this sale, 43c 4 Notions Dept.—Main Floor Elastic Girdles “Hickory” and ‘Treo’ Elastic Girdles of flesh color, and in wizen 22 to 22. Formerly $3.50 each, For this $2.79 mule, each... Wilsnap Fasteners The popular waist and dress fasteners, in sizes 0000 to 2, in black or white, Formerly 10¢ a card. Thursday, 6 wacbvadees ia. OC a“ card Dyanshine A shoe coloring in black, corde van, nut brown, white kid and white canvas colors, Formerly 50c @ bottle, Special 39c for this male, a bottle Sanitary Napkins “Saico” make; 3 in a carton, that sold formerly fer lic. Thurs day, special, 10c acarton.. Pearl Buttons In assorted styles and sizes. Formerly 10c @ card. Special ‘Thursday, ] 5c 2 cards [0F....+00000 O. N. T. Darning Cotton 45-yard spools in an assortment of colors. Formerly S¢ a spool. ‘Thureday, Garter Waists Dr. Parker's Garter Walsts, size 14, and in white only, Former- ly bc each. Special, 23c Thursday, eachty.... Shopping Bags new “Triangle” (three-in- Leatherette Shopping Yormerty $1.00 each. Special, movement, “Ever-Ready” Sanitary Belts Belt of allelastic ma Formerly 40¢ each. Thursday, 29 c The one) Bag. of $12,000,000 will be put in by the) American public has been |Northern Pacific railroad this Year, | out of $140,011.221 thru bogus stock: | Jaccording to A. B. Smith, passenger |p. ving in the last few years, Attor.| anager, who is in Seattle on | 0°) General Daugherty declared to-| ltr N. P. TO SPEND 12 MILLIONS: Improvements entailing an they | affic w an inspection tour. no Of this expenditure, Smith mye, 450,000 will be for equipment and 500,000 for increasing the effi ney of the system. Included in ¢ equipment is an order for 500|~ frigerator cars for the Pacific | Northwest. Smith is accompanted by FE. E, Neb n, asnistant immigration for the N. P., and J. A. oO" 1 GIVEN AWARDS of sxenger agent. Brien, soliciting 79 VETERANS K ‘otal of 179 disabled veterans Washington, Oregon and Idaho have been awarded vocational train- ing at the expense of the govern: ment by United States veterans’ tod: during the last four weeks the Seattle district office of the bureau, ac rding to an announcement m by Harold Vaughn, eligib ity officer of the bureau in the North: west, These trainees will receive from $100 to $170 a month during thi eir studies. general manager of | | younger.” THE STORE FOR USEFUL ARTICLES $140,000,000 IS SWINDLE. LOOT, 15.—The swindled | WASHINGTON, Feb. day your druggist ‘There are 480 bogus stock cases lr YOU AR ARE THIN AND eral court dockets | pending on the / thruout the country, he said, How to Make a ly made the following light brown, whichewer shade desire, by home: “Merely get a box of Orlex powder It costa very Dissolve | ———-——— at any drug store. little and no extras to buy. it in 2 om of distilled or rain wate: Full) directions for use come In each box. | and comb it through the hair, One box will last you for months, “Tt is safe, not sticky or greasy, hair fluffy, It will make a gray haired person look many Gray Hair Remedy Mra. Mackie, the well-known New York actress, now a grandmother, Jand whose hair is still dark, recent- statement: | “Gray streaked or faded hair can be immediately turned black, brown or you the use of the following simple remedy that you can make a! years | Hickory Garter Waists — In sizes 2 to 14 years, and in white only, exactly as sket Yormerly bbe © Rhodesa Hair Nets % A good quality Net of large nize, and durable; cap oe style, in all colors, 10¢ each. Thursday, 1 Household Aprons Of rubberized materials, tn 000 assortment of and all large size, For this sale, each... 57e Shopping Bags Of brown, soft rubber tion, and of good Seneaae long strap handles. 25. For hare. Te 15 “English” Sewing Needles in a package. Formerly 19c. ‘Thursday, a package. . Children’s and Misses’ “Sidley” Garters, in white only. F erly 36¢ and 40c a pair, cial, Thursda: @ pair .. i. Se. | $1.00 PACKAGE OF VITAMINE T. 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Tree 6-foot 8-foot size at........$1.29 Thursday we are going to offer 6 and 8-foot Tree Pruners, with good steel cutting blades and select wood handles, special at 98¢ and $1.29, Round Roaster Special at 98c A “Betty Bright” Round Aluminum Roast- er is one of the most useful utensils in the kitchen. Special at 98¢. =a Pruners—Special size at.........