The Seattle Star Newspaper, May 17, 1922, Page 2

MEMBER AMERICAN HOMMS BURBAU CHAIRS ROCKERS —featuring the types of chairs and rockers that contribute comfort to the home. Never before have we been so fortunate in assembling so many at- tractive reed or fiber chairs and rockers. Attractive in designs and color- ings—and equally attractively priced for this week. Also included are all fiber and reed tables, settees and lamps. a few sample values: —this reed rocker $665 regular price $10.50 —exactly as pictured, you'll find this cozy, attractive natural reed rocker an exceptional value. Very well pro- portioned and strongly made. Regu- lar price $10.50. Special for this week —this fiber rocker $1 785 regular price $26— —an exceedingly comfortable, large size fiber rocker exactly as pictured. Auto spring seat. Frosted brown finish. Very fine tapestry upholster- ing. Regular price $26—. Special for this week, $17.85. $1685 regular price $25— —an attractive chair to match rocker. Exactly as pictured. Large size. Auto spring seat. Frosted brown finish. Fine quality tapestry upholstering. Regular price $25—. Special for this week, $16.85. EIGHTH FLOOR these remarkable credit terms will assist YOU in financing your home: $i1— C red [ payment parment $15— $20— $30— $50— STANDARD FURNITURE Co. L. SCHOENFELD & SONS $2.50 $3— $4.50 $7.50 Is - Good __ SEATTLE _ Mi TACOMA SECOND AVE. AT PINE ST. 1864 L. SCHOENFELD & SONS Eyesi ht Dim? |2xi7=*: Women to |: in the gee ‘| | . . or iss Lota B. K . g Dine With Teachers | president of the Busine «and Protes a Te P. ~n4?- i seine Business women of Seattle and Sitones . ea awry rs : - oo of Bon-Opto tablets | teachers will hold a banquet Thurs San : were phan vo el pices of the women’s business clubs one in a ater and use to/day at 6 p. m. in the Masonic 1 to four times Cash Register Bargains lub ‘of the cit Bon-Opto has given stronger rper vision and relief | Mate: Doctors say Bon-Opto strengthens eye “ight 60 per cent ia a week's time in many instances, 3 hines, also « Advertisement titers about half aay - : _ sell and exchange and pay high: ECZEMA TORTURE 14-hand cash register: Ma one of the curses of modern life sof which none escape, rich or poor. | It can always be told by the thick ‘ened, cracked or ' SCALY SKIN OR WEEPING SORES Yrom which oozes a clear liquid, Which causes an intolerable . ITCHING and makes life an itching misery, @epecially at night, The oid style gnethod of treating the disease with for tha mechanic parts, ine paper for registers, register rebuilt. |v 00d an new, uniers yo ding ail you @ good trade J. A. SUNDWA jecond Ave., Cor, Mn Oh! That Miserable Feeling oo Breasy, sticky salves and soaps gimply covered over the skin, there by giving the para a better you know—headachens, lack of energy, fatigu @hance to live undern | poor appetite, constipation, indigestion. Tak ) The treatment of « ma has of Tate undergone a complete and radi fal change, and so, instead of treat.) Ang the surface only, a clean, cooling! heed now Bark Root Tonto stimulates and tones stomach, liver and howeln; ‘and penetrating lotion may now be| improves digestion and increases appetite, wardin Bpplied, which goes to the bottom of! off or relieving that run-down conditior Scientif the sores and killa the germs, | feally made in our modern laboratories from Ca STOPPING THE ITCHING cara, Cinch Gentian and Angostura, INSTANTLY nd causing an entirely new skin to grow. Such a lotion ts | AT ALL RELIABLE DRUGGISTS, i OR WRITE | Ne CPD Repe r D csmmaing | Peers Celro-Kola Co., Mtars | | Portland, Oregon hie ly discovered specific for} lal dl aad the newly , r| ene ne b eczema Made by the Joyner Drug! | E Co., Spokane, and sold i. 4 by all good druggists. —Advertisement. THE SEATTLE STAR SALE! REED AND FIBER |Cyuthia Grey:| YEDNESDAY, MAY 17, 1922. | i |! mAGGAGE CHECK FOUND f ‘= amv) COAST GUARD tnd trimy tom iiote man || SEEKING MEN Miss Grey will receive caliers and Mriday from 1 to 2 p m,,and y A x Nard Tr gin tol? m_ench ween, Please || AN opportunity to wea the Paettic| | p on found _ - —_ do net come at other times as it Const, including the ing no Frage 3 Any Thoughtful Person Should Dread Old Age,\| "rkuny , nierteree with her Satna vk dali ccd ic wall er may have ft by ap | om Thinks One Reader—What Do You Have to Say? Ing offered as an inducement for en-| | vivng, ae Po apy ene | bitumine driving off the gas att tn tee donkt wnnil —— - Dear Miss Grey; As an interested reader of your articles, | cous le mester) and gett Sodan jek = dal” _ ae i 1 noted your answers to Beauty Lover and Elderiy, You|/erme¢ me lnown 64 G8-! ft ue given an opportunity to be | SPOKANE —Two men encape atid | doubt that many people dread old age, and yet it seema to me ‘tare leome radiomen, searme Me firemen or failing to steal airplane from local @ - that any thougniful person, nearing middle age, doea dread! _. a pails? oe ., [otewards and mess atten nts AP | aviation field when machine dors noW it. Of course Gay Youth does not think much avout it. I be- Fterg Lacutrag he " ref mtn eeee sete nt ee ely ieve you ere in error in stating that the right-living person jeat curl? j ~ - has no need to dread weakness, loneliness and dependency.| spray them with winter strength) WriTErt Mon ' Statistics carefully gathered by four cities show that one |!ime-auiphur solution oF with Bor-| Sharp, employe at Ewin in every five perrons 65 years and over is dependent on Sones te the rie ae page ag penny rycen Remember, PUBLIC charity, and that one in every three is dependent} aor the trees have become dormant, | Reichenberg, foreman : vitor on = publie charity or on relatives or kind-hearted . nae . ‘ Clean Service riends. Each succeeding U. 8. census shows the iumber of st 60 increasing in proportion and the number of | WHERE AURORA SPANS THE SKY IN FLAMING and Economy — [pea Neaders of this column who : ’ ver of the || Wish Information on the June |! ; r mounts tate mm and bride's hureh wedding will re- . is steadily rising—so if, as you wug- || Celve same by writing to The Se- y gest, those who face dependency in| | @ttle Star Washington bureau, r their declining years are woeaklings | 1422 New York ave, Washington, F or misfits, there must be a large pro- || D. ©, and inclosing two cents tn j portion of United States clusens who stamps for i ‘ egory ‘The bureau reports the follow. ! nployers preferring ing letters returned to them be- ; f 80 to Mapper No doubt ne of insufficient or incorrect j ker of 30 has served ber res 1. Bore, Snoqualmie, j apprenticeship and “ down.” |] Wash; Mra. KE. N. Wottn, { Bhe should be entering the decade of || 2610 N. 89th at, Hanttle; her greatest usefulness. Tut what Mre 1 Abbey, 820 28rd ave, . about the woman of 45 or 60 and Beattle Mra HH A Hoeling. older? We learn from thia impartial | 115th and Evanston, Seattle; Mra com mission eferred to that Caroline Christionen, box 174, Be. Most of the old men and women/|| attle; Mrs. Amy Lang, 756 39th interviewed had fell the approach of || #t, Seattle; Mra. Larr Hain, 4908 at 6 * Mach half dec 18th at. Seattle; Mra. C. KE. Mean, nd them a little shakier dev Hazelwood, Wash. eID, lene ¢ in of thelr vind ad | j ; hearing. Yet 48 per cent of Ne//coul Ws a semi-bitwminous coal; in My efforts have been di- asning their 50th year have no the erdinar marke . sual, acty or dthar'avasve 8 ignome except \ehasend to Viinmiocas Cool ron permeate | their earnings, . | = age ya. @ price of dentistry, Nor ## it @ probl f individual] Who was Inte? thrift. "& fale proportion of the bus] Aw Bryption peddecs, Gavehter ef and each year has found | mates of almshouses and old people's | feb (earth) and Nut (heaven), and a A me increasing my ef- ' eh EE eS gheniedk abdone ptivating Playground {ff forts toward giving bet : hens or unemployment wiped out the! what does the name Moosevelt T Jasper Park are majestic peaks, snow-capped and glacier ter dentistry. My or surplua” ean : d, lad sl ~etrewn passes i seems to me thinking people Van Roosevelt, meaning “of the field and the hes waters of mighty rivers. Nature hes ly educated dentists of ave reason te ad old age, now of roses.” descriptive of their estates dang ~ ing that they may linger on, lone in Holland. . ned for the seule enartien ee tad -semerin ti wide experience. fier thetr breadwinning power is Te | onderful mountair a ‘ pone 1 would Wke to hear others What te the meaning of the titte! 4 fe Canasta yeur—Locer more urn thn eng ALL WORK GUARANTEED views on this subject. “Mikado”? | cep yo incerely, |, | LW.O. | Bualted Gote eRe Cacaek Weiets Magura aseelioey oe Rieke Best Crowns...$5.00 Pocahontas coal? | What does the name Miriam mean t| “Continental Limited” Best Bridge... .$5.00 igh grade coal mined OW| giar of the sea | Cromre the Rockies at the lowest altitude, the easiest Best Rubber edge of the Appalachian a | Gradients and in view of Canada’s highest peaks. Pla 15.00 ce Sa Pb matter . | Summer Excursion Tickets on Sate Commencing te o..6-$ s 15 to 20 per cont, low May 25 at Greatly Reduced Rat EXAMINATION FREB 10 sulphur, and, Raving the For detailed information write { hoo is ths taken J. & MeGuire, G. AP. D. $02 tnd Ave, Seattle, Wash. | aes cee eunaiiek ‘Peashenceatt nee “ Canadian Gabe v are reat by-products of the anthra National Corner First and Pike ———< cite industry). 1 was all originally . " ‘i bituminous coal, but when the aur face of the earth contracted and BIRTHS pressure compacted and heated thel Palazzo, David D, 1111 20th ava S&. 4 — John. 2406 Dey ef. g@trt ag Trifene, 1912 Corwin pt, | C.F. M, 4223 Alkin ave Roy Edward, Riverton! ih, ies y Trooks, 473 Lake-f ve. 8. boy ifred, 1018 @7th ot. girl Carl Georus, 1106 B Mow- Axol, 3516 de ats irk | T D S l f Tancts, oren ay - opt uaadber wo-Day Sale o me, sir! 2410 KB. Columbia et sac Extra Heavy Imported Warren ave. bor 4, 6317 Kighth x rehan James, 905 Olymple way “omer Dyer, 4411 Dayron | Max af, S911 Sra ave. &. | 1 Charles, 2908 Bighth ave. &. 7 wuclg, Marry Robert 2368 42nd The kind that ave «ir | . » MARRIAGE LICENSES | lasts a lifetime. : Sale starts tomorrow; . : ends Friday night. We want to make this sale one of Seattle’s greatest, not only in sales but in values; so we have marked down the prices on this extra cine Aluminumware ; ; S HALF its carter ig wen and in ere LESS than half; and buyers Boudtien Anne, Beattie a who come early will secure some of the most remarkable values at this truly ; | ary ! DIVORCES GRANTED | remarkable SPECIAL sale. Miler’ @ from Andrew Thomas, Dolla from Joseph. DEATHS NEVER BEFORE Zert, Albert J., 8 hav : j ‘ wigan Binet have we been able to make our buying and planning count for so much in a value- , Orville ite wii fi giving way—space is so limited that we cannot give you a correct idea of the ; © esata Aasetta som | great scope of this sale here. You must come and see for yourself to fully real- Anna Brown, 7 ize its extent. ; n, Joh mn William, 62, 6952 sth} ‘ 5 Brae Forest, §, months, 368] The following are a few examples of the extraordinary values we offer ; Ln, 29 vical at this sale: { iret ave. N =. Schaffer, Martha , f 60, 160 16th | ave | ay, Mra. Julia Ann. Ww. 61, 210 First! », 65, 1208% Denny way. | rattacks by t y called “ner first warning neck wet qui pirin » ‘g. Chemists, 400 Sutter at, Sun Mranclsco,—Advertisement, POTS, WITH COVERS 3-quart...... 79¢ 4-quart...... 99c 5-quart...... $1.19 7-quart..... . $1.29 8-quart...... $1.49 STEW PANS (Wooden Handles) 3-quart...... 4-quart...... 5-quart.....,. FRYING PANS (Wooden Handles) THREE SIZES Me. BB .. ioy:ssicninie Tye GE cies «ee INO. OO oiso': Miace 69c 79c 99c OUR GUARANTEE We absolutely Guarantee this Aluminumware to be of the very best quality that money can buy. There is a world of good cheer, hearty good will, and unquestioned confidence that rings out when we say satisfaction or your money back. Western Importing Co. Olympic Central Public Market Next to Help Yourself Grocery | Between Pike and Union 1422 First Avenue