The Seattle Star Newspaper, February 22, 1922, Page 5

WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 22, 1922 QUT TT TT TTT CUT THE SEATTLE [ IF HIS DAD COULD ONLY SEE HIM NOW STAR J Grunbaum Bros. Furniture Co., Inc. The People’s Popular Homefurnishers = Brass Bed, Spring and Mattress Complete, $67.50 ” Wwe Sor — There is NO REASON WHY You CANT Grow To Be ‘mosT AS BIG AS Your COUSINS Consisting of full-size Brass Bed, satin finish, 3- inch posts, 114-inch upright réds head and foot; a yielding rust-proof first-quality Spring, and a good grade of Cotton Felt Mattress. Offered at the very unusual price of $67.50, Special Terms of $5.00 Down, $1.25 Week GOSH! ne's ‘WAY AHEAD OF he vest or The Sons of Revolution a A MLO REED cae TRIBUTEPAD | FEARFORTWO | coins =) TO WASHINGTON MISSING MEN| = president of Seattle chapter, Sone of FOR NORTHWEST TRIP Seattle Bows in Memory Of | Seattieites on the American Revolution, Wednes- Seattle and the Pacific North: | Lost in Woods or q day night. Others re-elect rere C. weet is in better shape in a bust 7 B. W. Raymond, vice president; Dr. ness way than practic ny Witt G. Crosby, secretarytreasurer;| — First Great American | Accident Victims ascn waaretpry o.the Ovid A. Byers, historian, and Rev. | | | Seattle today bowed {te head in| }memory of the Father of the Coun-| Misaing yes Sunday au of the Seattle |] Frederick Leri Forbes, chaplain, of Commerce, declared |} [try. | a few miler north of Se Tuesday on his return from the | With at least six formal celebra jtons, scores of private parties and Chamber An afternoon. when they Kingston attle, two men and Bdward National Retail association's con yention in New York City. The d by M4 re id, whone re. wed that this a launch party at “America” De Jonephaon h, 27, were be to be nection of . all state, county and municipal of: |tieved Wedne wt in the Suction tices closed, the 190th anniversary | heavy wood uget Sound or b had much to be ¥ met with a rious aceldent. The! » was introduced to Mra. « white he was in Wash ington, He said he found her keenly interested in the Pacific Northwest anc aska and ‘look. ing forward eagerly to a trip to the Puget Sound country and Alaska this summer, of Washington's birthday was fit * : | |sheriff's office and po harbor pa-| ny Seenenernied ‘Stes, ‘trot began search Wednesday for the} The University of Washington did | missing men after a report from |reverence to the memory of the man|J, F. Evans of the Waldorf hotel lafter whom it was named in cere. had been made to the police i Evans was one of the members of paonles held at the feet of the Leredo| i. ‘inunch party and maid the two| Taft statue. Twenty-two foreign) men had been put ashore at thelr| feonsuls were present, and laid! own request to get help after the en-| | wreaths containing the colors of their |ging had broken down and the party | ations s@Mthe base of the memorial. imperiled by riving waves and wind PLAN BENEFIT Cleaner —the Electric (1 YOU can do everything with an “AMERICA” that the selesman does ff Ask for home demon Nation&l guardsmen of the city|atter waiting several hours for the stration. Were gi paraded thru the downtown streets two men the launch was finally fixed give it. in the morning. and the party returned to Seattle, (Payments $1 Weekly) 5 || The Washington Union League club} ‘ Bluc Bird [Tne Cryrtal Poot at ¢0 vcieck and | Executed Mexican Appliance tong been Give Vaudeville Show jelub. | oe > SaNRRED |mander of the north Mexico sone | PULLMAN.—Girls of the home /from Laredo to El Paso, who with | economics department have sole|11 members of his staff, was reported Management of the new faculty cafe-| to have been executed at Mexico City |teria, recently opened up here in Vanjon « charge of disloyalty, was buried | Doren hall for the use of the Wash-|at Monclova, Mexico, according to ington stgte college faculty. lword here today. To start a relief fund with which | J Shields G 1 embty, | «. yl cnights of we. fourth Geqres General Is Buried | ‘The Electric Store Knights of Columbus, fourth degree, | will hold a banquet at the Rainier} EAGLE PASS, Tex., Feb. 22.-—The |body of Gen. Antonio Pruneda, com 1007 First Avenue, Near Madison Eitiett 2510 rans, the Woman's auxiliary of Se-| lo post, No. 18, American Legion, | | will give a vaudeville entertainment | in the Press club auditorium next Monday evening, at § | ha An allstar profeswonal program | cyri will be given, all the local theatrical |i¢ he having volunteered to con- tribute acts Mra. George G. Green, chairman of the auxiliary’s entertainment mittee, for the | that all the acts were obtained, i LEGION CHIEF | | FOR MEMORIAL | Messages approving the plan for a memorial building at Centralia in |bonor of the service men killed there on Armistice 1919, have been received from Gen, John J. Pershing. Hanford MacNider, national com mander of the American Legion Col. Theode velt “The campaign of solicitation has [been well begun in most of the coun house Jail com. and © Roone Feel Stiff and Achy After Every Cold? |}! on of its allotment, and, in fact, iption of $800. In © have been expected, jt In none the tens gratifying. | donated the site and under the cost of perpetual main of the memorial building. tralia is certainly doing her part | Do You Have Constant Backache? Feel Old and Lame and Suffer Sharp, Rheumatic Pains? Then Look to Your Kidneys! chill or attack of grip coid, you with torturing backache, rheumatic pains, OES every leave you worn-out and utterly miserable? headaches, dizziness and other annoying kidney | From I Thurston, Whatcom, | Do you feel old and lame, etiff and rheu- po I |Kitsap and Jefferson counties comes | * matic? Does your back ache with a dull, un- ¥ aswurance to state Jquartern of ceasing throb, until it seems you just can't But don't worry! 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Y. r to nta is permanent, and I confirm all n my former statement. be I said At all dealers, 60¢ a box. \CHINESE CONSUL|| ‘SAVED BY GUARD ‘Alleged Plot to Slay Goon, Dip, Chinese consul here, was nipped in the bud Tuesday consul's white bodyguard, ognized Wong Lee, members of the Hip Sing tong. jand had them arrested Goon Dip lives in the Milwaukee hotel, The two men are sald to have been strolling in the lobby, heavily armed | WV, and apparently waiting for the con jwul to Humphrey and D. C. Chriatensen ar jrested Fung and Lee, who are held in the city jall Wednesday on open charges. According to the police, | i They FOR VETERANS of the Bow Leong tong, which is at war with the Hip Sing tong many weeks Goon Dip has not dared Women Legionnaires Will |. leave his room unless accompanied | ~ by |tongmen never shoot thelr victims in |the presence of |to aid unemployed and disabled vet ‘Trapped ‘8 Store, ‘Trapped in a grocery store at 1712 | Yorter way early Wednesday, Galvets, held on an open charge in the city A quantity of meat and groceries was taken from him. it was thru her | pane of glass in the rear | Sold by all good druggists im NR Dip Is Thwarted alleged plot to murder Goon night by the who rec Fung and William Seventh ave. & and King st appear, Detectives J. W the two strangers, having from Low Angeles. men were m ported are members of the Hip Sing of while the consul if a member Yor white man for protection, a» white man. Battles Policeman Pipino Cortez, is raid to battled rolman G y until threatened with did not surrender. Galvetz is aliag FP He had gained TOMACH DISAPPEAR ENTIRELY | when you take anlac It builds you up and helps you re- gain your ni weight. | | | | | Pts TARLaT ete od wm JUNIORS— Little Me One-third the regu- far dose, Made of same in then Por children and adults, ‘Washington's coed debate teams wil! meet Oregon Thursday night, one team in Seattle and one in Eugene. | vation for a series of lectures, will Veida Morrow and Lucile Turner of |rive an illustrated talk before the Seattle will uphold the negative side | university student body Friday at 2| the adjusted compe! question at the Oregon sch garetta Stuart, Ellensburg, Jence Baos, Seattle, will de ‘omen Debaters | THE PAGE & RHODES ce. Our Windows Will Tell —_ . ———— Boys’ Clothing and Furnishings Remarkably Priced for Thursday Selling Thursday is to be “Boys’ Day” in this store, and it will be an event ful one for mothe low. r 64 Boys’ Suits Special $6.95 Each Buitsa of wool and woolen mixtures with two pairs knicker trousers and Corduroy Suits with one knickers ar included in this aasort men They are sty with either plain or in plaited backs, and belt all around. Knickers are full | and have taped seams. A g00d range of colors and sizes 7 to 17 years, ing size 8. Theso Suits sold formerly at and $10.95 each. For Thursday, each $6.95. Boys’ Wool Mackinaws Special $2.85 19 Boys’ Wool Mackinaws Overcoats in wizes 3, 4, 6, 10, 12 and 14 years and in red, green and tan plaids have been greatly reduced for thin eale. They sold form erly at $4.95 and $5.50 each, A very unusual value for Thursday at $2.85 each and Mackinaw Boys’ Slipover Sweaters Special $3.49 Each 20 Slipover styled Sweaters, in school colors and having regulation school stripings, are included in this group. They have ruff-neck rol collar tn sizes 30 to 28, but not each size in every color. Formerly $5.95 and $6.95 each, Special Thursday, each $3.49. Boys’ Hats, Special 95c Winter Hats in a rh. Hats that soid 76 each, Thursday, Roys’ Chinchilla and Plu broken line of sizes and co formerly from $1.50 to $2 each O5¢. , who will find our boys’ wearables priced extremely 31 Juvenile Suits Special, $1.95 Each An assortment of Juvenile Suits including all corduroys in Oliver Twist and Eton styles; some corduroy pants with buttonor b waists and others having blue serge trousers and white twill wash waists trimmed with blue serge. Sizes are 3 to & years, but not each size In every color. Colors are blue, brown and green, Formerly $3.95, $445 and $545 each. For this sale, each $1.95. Boys’ Coat Sweaters Special $1.35 59 Wool and Woreted Coat Sweaters with either byron or ruff-neck collars and in colors of red, gray, navy and maroun. Sizes are 24 to 36, but not each size in every color, Formerly $3.45 and 84.45 each. A serviceable Sweater for school and outing wear. Thursday, each $1.35, 4 i Skull Caps, Special 19c $8 Boys’ Skull Caps in ail the high schoot colors. Formerly 60¢ each. wale, at 19¢ cach, 200 Boys’ Blouses Special 43c or 3 for $1.25 Only 3 to Each Customer Boys’ Blouses of black sateen, percales and madras in @ splendid assortment of stripes and plain patterns. Formerly $1.00, $1.25, $1.35 and $1.50 each. In order to give as many as possible an op- portunity to purchase some of these Blouses, we will limit them 3 to a customer. Special, each 43¢, or 3 for $1.25, Boys’ Marathon Belts, Special 39c 72 Marathon Washable and Flexible Belts with initialed buckles will be included in this sale, to sell at, special, 30¢ each There are other specials that we have not space to mention to Meet Oregon last six months. | Traveler to Talk at the University Dr, Charles Upton Clark, recently returned from Austria and Germany, |where he has been gathering infor-| bate the) Zurich prevents 54 men and women affirmative side in Philosophy hall| from committing suicide within the auditorium. | Journalism Girl Is the University school of in 1920, has been appointed to the graduate manager of the tated by the rexig: Helen Miller. March 1. Miss Rogers is the only girt ever managed the University D of She will take The Store for Useful Articles Spelger OH Store Hours: 8:30 A. M. to 6 P. M. Number 9 Griswold Dutch Oven Special at $2.69 tastes when cooked in a Dutch Oven. The lady dem- onstrator will show you how the toughest meat or fowl can be made tender and juicy, retaining all of the natural flavor. Special at $2.69. Food better Set of 5 Glass Bowls—Special at 83c This is an ex- tremely low price for a set of these Glass Mixing Bowls. Bowls like these are useful in every kitchen — they can be used for: so many purposes. Set of 5, Special at 83¢ No Phone or C. O. D. Orders A SPECIAL PURCHASE OF 500 Radium Dial Alarm Clocks, Special at $1.98 Clocks like these would sell for $3, or $3.50, in regular stock, but we bought them at a bargain and we are going to pass this bargain right on to our customers. This clock has a beautiful nickel finish and is made with a radium dial—it is an excellent timekeeper and has a concealed alarm. Special at $1.98 Each—Tax Included SOMETHING NEW— The “Valet” Model Auto Strop Razor, Priced at $1.00 | A Great Razor at a Low Price—$1.00 Every man in Seattle should take ad- vantage of this wonderful offer—a Genuine Auto-Strop Safety Razor (Model C), complete with a horsehide strop and 8 blades—packed in a neat velvet-lined metal case—priced at $1.00, This Valet Model Auto Strop is sim- ilar to the famous $5.00 model—it has the self-stropping device and the easy- to-clean features. This razor makes shaving a pleasure-—the stropping de- vice puts a keen edge on the blades and makes them last longer, Choice, during this — Graduate Secreta Miss Florence Rogers, graduate dent body, to fill the position