The Seattle Star Newspaper, February 27, 1922, Page 5

MO AY, FEBRUAR r 27, 1922. Grunbaum Bros. Furniture Co., Inc. The People’s Popular Homefurnishers SALE OF BEDROOM FURNITURE Sixty pieces of medium-grade Bedroom Furniture consisting of Dressers, Chiffoniers, Beds, Toilet Tables, Chairs and Rockers, in the ivory, gray en- amel, gray ash, gray fir, artificial w alnut, oak and mahogany will be offered for sale this week at prices that cannot fail to be of interest to you, An Example of the Pricing: Dressers $19.50 Gray Ash Dresser, WOW ie'naic need $14.00 $37.00 Gray Ash Dresser, RES $27.50 $21.50 G Ash Dresser, See vos. 816.75 $38.00 Walnut Ant. Dres- Ger, Mow 668. 65% $29.50 $26.00 Ivory Ename! Dres- ser, now . $21.75 $21.50 Ivory Enamel Dres- ser, now ....... $16.25 $24.00 Ivory Enamel Dres- OOP, ROW vices $18.50 $16.50 Gray Fir Dresser, BW: dcke occas \< $18.00 Gray Fir Dresser, now. vue Rite $40.00 Ivory Dresser, now... . .... 828.75 $60.00 Ivory Dresser, now. ... $39.50 Chiffoniers $22.00 Gray Ash Chiffonier, i AES ee ..... 815.00 $16.50 Gray Ash Chiffonier, TOW oc ce eeeeee ess BIZ5O $29.50 Walnut Ant. Chiffonier, WE Fei wine ia es os . $18.65 $36.00 Walnut Ant. Chiffonier, now ; . $25.75 $22.50 Royal Oak Chiffonier, SR: kandi Gaia! dd real $16.00 $17.50 Royal Oak Chiffonier, oe EE OE ... $12.75 $26.50 Ivory Enamel Chiffonier, ss ans Wd xaeenh 6 $21.50 $24.00 Ivory Enamel Chiffonier, RP os eear dd Beveet $19.50 Gray Fir Chiffonier, now $13.00 Gray Fir Chiffonier, now $29.00 Ivory Chiffonier, now. . $55.00 Ivory Chiffonier, now $39.50 LIBERAL CREDIT EXTENDED GRUNBAUY Co. INC, WHERE PIKE MEETS FIFTH | New Phone—Elliott 4910 | vy 1e) suit. Laff, the Tallor, 1106 3rd.—adv. rubles (about $70) DS TTT OUTS TTT cs TTT | | Couple Li Find Out * | | TAUNTON, Mass., Feb. “The hound is my ps said Sutter, explaining why beagle. BY EDWARD M. THIERRY TAUNTON, Mass, Feb. 27.— Back to nature has solved the high cost of living problem for wife. n If you value your watch, let Haynes; MOSCOW. —Pive employes tn the| Carl Sutter and his repair it. Next Liberty theatre. —Adv. federal printing office have been| costs them only $6 a week to poets anti "| shot and four given prison sentences | live. They pay no rent, no coal Money-back guarantee with every for the theft of 14,000,000 paper bills, no gas or electric light bills, “We're happier and healthier,” they sy. “We have no worries.” Home for the i Normal secreting Thyrold Glands |Toom™ shack on th ‘ +. are of vital importance to henith |/ake. im the woods Poe Tnerpgrncsa 4 und life. ‘Therefore, if a Gotter Is an | 7) : sited ti ye ees 4 jabnormal enlargement of the Thy-|for toy” dishes, pote and, pans roid Gland it cannot help but follow |Tinys, like an upper and lower a 7 BAUME that it will Interfere with the nor berth, are built into the wall Ss enaratioete Of tite giand — herd | The family income averages $15 4 poultices quickly reduce Golter and/ i, g7) a week, earned by trapping ‘|| BEN Fagg Rg cee Inite results within two weeks OZMO from your druggist, $2.00 Un. Write Dr. Clark O2Mo Co. 46th ave. &, W. let Advertinement I ow little can you a to pay for the player fo that is to grace your ome? The Aeolian player piano shown above is extremely moderately priced, but does not sacrifice the permanency of your satisfaction to cheapness. It will demand your respect, long after the initial purchase price has been dismissed. Yet that initial price is so modest, compatible with good workmanship, that we wonder if you realize what a { true bargain this Aeolian player piano really represents. Sherman |G@lay & Go, Third Avenue at Pine SEATTLE Tacoma—s pokane—Vortiand Buy for Goiter pamph all above $6 DRESSES SAME io; | AS HUSBAND | Mrs. Margaret , m slender [air of 24 with b le bobbed hair, _ | @reases the same as her husband khaki breeches, bunting jacket sweater, woolen stockings, home made cap of squirrel skina or tam Jo’shanter, and home-made moccasins | She also fishes and hunts and helps | with the traps.’ | | | CUTICURA HEALS SKIN TROUBLE Hands Scaly and Itched Badly. Pain Maddening. “My fingers and hende became ecaly and itched so badly that I slept in gloves to prevent scratch- || ing. There were red spots almost the size of a dime, and the skin wae fiery red. The skin around my nails wae crecked, and my finger-tips were 80 swollen I could hardly do my work. The pain wae maddening. "Tt wled Caticera Soap and Otnt- ment. After the first application I rested much better, endefter I had used sbout half a cake of Soap and half » box of Ointment my hands were healed.” (Bigned) Mins Grace Jones, 208 E. 16th &t., Los Angeles, Calif. Make Cuticura Soap, Ointment and Talcum your every-day toilet prepa- rations and watch your skin improve. ina ve on $6 It’s Be panes RISKS LIFE TO SAVE DOG renders from skunks he traps is the remedy he is using to cure himself of a heavy cold contracted when he dived under the ice of Sabbatia lake to rescue his dog. the woods in wet clothing brought illness. nd he helps us earn our living,” Sutters is a one | Scientifically pasteurized [| by the most modern methods [| | THE MAYFLOWER DAIRY ELLIOTT 6210 THE SEA * nae | | ree | Su | Ne lou *! tr Hours in he risked his life to save the thy street cromings here goon. dr 1 ter, who is a well-educated man | th a & shoe cutter by trade, Do-| bit ing plece work, he has earned as | high as $120 a week ur “What's the use of earning a | & | lot of money then paying it all out to live?” he said. Tm making less money here, but | we're getting ten times as much | | | fan out of life and saving money besides. jwho find health and happi- | 0: land living on $6 a week, The vermat Jand was form ing fancy shoot traffic policemen will #to; LE STAR 4 4 t Carl and Margaret Sutter, ss in going back to nature . flour, butter, ba id wyrup. et varies with the menu. cords for a lard, eges, My 10-week period show ything. OU for the lam ammunition about complete our q It's a wonderful life," said Mra tter, “We're going to stick to tt > more wtuffy apartments for us.” Sutter is an ex-soldier ly in vaudeville do «. But he prefers tdoor life to the theater or the factory. His ambition ix to go © the rich fur country of North ern Ontario and duplicate the per | ‘ - fs ay . formance two friends of h ho 27.—Skunk oil that Carl Sutter | (rapped "#35,000 worth of ture. in eight weeks! LIND TO BE TRAFFIC COPS Feb The shrill DENVER. notes of police whistles will replace of the blind’s sticks at One hun. od whistles today were ordered by to be distributed among the When the whistle is sounded. Ni traffic ntil the sightless person ip safely roms tap tap’ ‘Held Up for Second Time; Kills Bandit CHICAGO, Feb. ‘Stick them up, or I'll kill you,” a burly negro “Our shack imn't any architectural! bandit said to Elmer Haines here triumph, but it beats a city apart-|iast night. Haines shot from his ment, even ff it lacks radiators and | oy ambing. de It's hard work chopping wood to! H keep warm and cook with—but it} m: costs nothing in cash we “We cateh all the fish we can eat We shoot all our meat, except for! perhaps a dollar's worth of steak or pork a week. The game laws gives open us a change of diet—rabbits, ducks. wild ‘Keeee, partridges, snipe, wood. | cock, pheasants, quail, gray squir-! ercoat pocket and the robber fell with a hole thru hie chest aines was held up and robbed two onthe ago and avowed that he bandit ould kill the next who stopped him Former President of Whitman Dead WALLA WALLA, Feb. Word rele. Muskrats are good, too—and|a® been received here of the death I can cook them so you'd swear jt}0f Whitman college's former presi was rabbit | dent, Rev. James F. Eaton, in Bos . “ jton. Dr, Eaton was president of AVERAGE COST lo . | Whitman from 1894 to 1897, Upon 18 SIX A WEEK j Any woman who keeps house can |nothing exeept sugar, tea, coffee, } : One Thi “Onl e Thing | Discovery gives from etul HE relief that Dr. Ki New| old colds, and onrushing new ones, grippe and throat-torturing coughs has made ft the standard remedy it is today. Time-tried for fifty years and never more popular than today. No harmful drugs. You will soor notice the refief in| ( loosened phlegm and eased cough. Always reliable, and good for the whole family. Has a convincing, heal ing taste with all its good mevdicinal | f* | qualities, At all druggists, 60 cents. ot ‘Dr. King’s New Discov For Colds and Coughis The Kesuits of Constipation are tick headaches, biliousness, sallow skin, waste matter in the intestinal | system. ity mi | da: | sh Calls Christ anity ulty | were decreed for ¢ JORMENTING, matic aches Correct this health-under- | freely, Acworth, N. H China’s Great Need Dr, William Mung, of the fac of Peking university, said at lgrim Congregational church Sun ¥. XFORDS FOR CO-EDS ORDERED THICAGO, Feb. 27.—Low eds by university ane of women here. Regulation oes for are; Roomy xible shanks, bro: low raight inner lines. heels toer, h ‘SLOAN’S EASES PAIN 2 RELIEVES THE ACHE 3, agonizing rheu- quickly relieved by Sloan's Liniment. 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Write to SAFE AND SANE Cou This eyewp ts different from all others, wick relief, No opiates. 35¢ everywhere PISO'S an average weekly expenditure of $6) a Week in the Woods iz tter Than $120 in City |uhopping lst. “Anybody who rebels Against the high cont of living ought | |to get back to nature,” he nays. Don't do it, tho, unless you love |nature and have the gumption to jrough it @ bit. Of course, everyone can't be a trapper. You've got to jknow the g and find the right | | resigning from the college he became |™" pastor of the Congregational church|Phooy, topography, radio, signaling China's greatest need ig Christian.|La Pore brought PAGE S me RHODES ao: Our Windows Will Tell SALE TUESDAY Gloves and Ribbons Main Floor DAY Merchandise offered in this sale has been taken from regular stock and is | priced unusually low for one day's selling only. Women’s Mocha Gloves Special $2.49 a Pair 166 pairs genuine Mocha Gloves in one-clasp style, pique sewn and with two-tone embroidery | on backw. Colors are gray in sizes 6% to 7, and beaver in sizes 6% to 7%. Formerly $4.00 ‘Tuesday, a pair, $2.49. Imported Kid Gloves Special $2.49 a Pair 200 pairs of imported, fine Kid Gloves in one clasp style and pique sewn, with heavy crochet embroidered backs and contrasting welt. Colors are beaver with white and brown with white, in sizes 56% to 7%. Formerly $4.00 @ palr, Tueeday, a pair, $2.49. Odds and Ends of Gloves Special $1.95 a Pair Odds and ends including 120 pairs of Gloves @ pair Fabric Gauntlet Gloves Special $1.59 a Pair 230 pairs of Flarecuff Fabric Gloves in gaunt let style, with contrasting embroidery on cufta in a broken line of sizes and colors, They in- and back. Colors are beaver, mode and dark clude strapwrist gauntiets of fine imported brown, in sizes 5% to 7%, but not each size in suede and slip-on gauntiets of capeskin. Also, @ every color, Formerly $3.00 a pair. For this few pairs of chamois gauntiets. Formerly §2.96 . & palr, $1.59, a pair, Tuesday, a pair, $1.95. Satin Taffeta Ribbon Special 25c Yard 150 yarde in 6% and 7-inch widths; colors are blue, brown, and lavender. Tbe a yard. Tues- day, a yard, 25¢. Assorted Ribbons Special 30c a Yard 120 yards of checks and stripes in assorted colers, and Zinches wide. Formerly $1.00 a yard, Tuesday, yard, 30¢. Hairbow Ribbons Special 15c Yard 500 yards of Fancy Hair- bow Ribbons, 6% inches wide and in an assortment of want ed colors. Formerly 60c a yard. Tuesday, a yard, 15¢. Fancy Ribbons Special 79c Yard 230 yards of fancy Metal and Brocaded Ribbons in & to i2inch widths, Formerly $1.00 to $4.00 a yard. For this sale, a yard, TO9¢. Trimming Ribbons Special 5c Yard Satin Bolt Ribbon Special 8c Bolt Narrow Satin Bolt Ribbon in colors of red, green, pink end biue, 10 yards to the bolt. Formerly 35c. For this sale, a bolt, S¢. Bag Rings Special 18 Each Bag Hings in round and oval shapes. Colors are brown, amber, shell and white. Form- erly 45c and 65¢ each. Tues day, each, 18¢. Ribbon Remnants 5c Each Fancy Stripes 100 ds of fancy stripes Remnants of Ribbon in as and tw me eff . in a good 500 yards of fancy Trimming sorted lengths and colors; assortm of colors, Former- Ribbons from % to 1 inch these sold formerly from 16¢ ly %e a yard For this sale, wide. Formerly 10¢ to 45) to $1.00 a yard, For this sale, yard. Tuesday, a yard, 25¢. a yard, each, Se. A FEATURE of the fete to be Stanford Professor staged by the La Societe des Quar- ante Hagnmes et Huit Chevaux, in “ony? to Speak at the “U jthe L. C. Smith Butlding restaurant Edgar Eugene Robinson, Stanford | wooneeday evening, will be a view professor and author of meveral) o¢ geattie by night. books on foreign policy, was to ad- - dress an all-University assembly at 4 p. m. Monday in Bagley hall | ance js expected at the annual con-| Robinson, who assisted in the di*) vention of the Retail Furniture as- | armament conference on the recom | .ocjation of Washington, to be held | mendation of Herbert Hoover, Willlat the Washington Annex Thurs. | day and Friday SAN FRANCISCO.—Father Joha | Harnett and parishioner overpower and capture Louis Monoza when he. \is found taking coins from the poor |box in the church by means of ®) | piece of whale-bone, with gum om jone end A RECORD-BREAKING attend | discuss the resulta of the conference. | ‘The graduate club of the Univer. | — sity will entertain Professor Kobin- | p-———— son at dinner at the dining hall Mon Jay night. He will discuss the re-| sults of the conference again at the} Faculty club in the evening. | BlucBird - Electric Washers — DYED A SWEATER Militia Artillery _ AND SKIRT WITH Reopens Recruiting) “DIAMOND DYES" Enlistments in the Washington| National Guard have been opened —o again in order to fill vacancies in| Every “Diamond newly formed headguarters de Dyes” package " tells how to dye or tint any worn, Home demonstration free. tachment of the 146th field arti! | faded garment or drapery a new rich | terms. "Twill seom be ery, Opportunity is offered for| olor that will not streak, spot, fade, with special training in tele [OF run. Perfect home dyeing is guar. anteed with Diamond Dyes even if you have never dyed before. Just tell your druggist whether the ma- terial you wish to dye is wool or silk, or whether it linen, cotton, or mixed goods. For fifty.one years millions of women have been using “Diamond Dyes" to add years of wear to their old, shabby waists, skirts, dreases, coats, sweaters, stock- ings, draperies, hangings, every. thing!—Advertisement. natrument work and scouting, Capt Fred M. Fuecker will recruit and command the new detachment BlucBi | Appliance (9) The Electric Store 1007 First Avenne, Eliiett 2310 NEWARK, Feb. 27.—Mrs. Sarah home the wrong baby from the maternity hospital following a mixup in a bath, but her husband knew better and had it ex changed for the right little La Pore. THE STORE FOR USEFUL ARTICLES to 6 P. M. 5-Quart Aluminum Combination Cooker Special at $1.69 Regular Price We have just 250 of the “Hygrade” Pure Aluminum Com- bination Cookers to offer at this bargain price. This Cooker cons of 4 pieces—a 5-quart convex kettle, pudding pan, steamer and an aluminum cover. Can be used as a double boiler, roaster, steamer, ete. Special at $1.69. No Phone or C, O. D, Orders Now Is the Time to Buy Poultry Netting At the New Low Prices Our netting is woven from No. 20 wire, heavily galvanized. Each roll con- tains 150 feet. 2-foot, $2.75 Roll—21gc Ft. 3-foot, $3.49 Rol—3 zc Ft. 4-foot, $4.63 Roll—4,¢ Ft. 5-foot, $5.85 Roll—6 c¢ Ft. Window Shades Special at 49c Tuesday we are going to offer 300 slightly damaged Window Shades at 49¢ each. These are oil color shades, size 36x72 inches, The slight imperfections in no way impair their useful- ness. Two shades of green to choose f:om. Special, 49¢.