The Seattle Star Newspaper, May 25, 1922, Page 3

TACOMA WiLL FORM LEAGUE [ Pappas ——=— x) TOUT TAKES The Grote-Rankin Company’s Bal Tie ccnocttn acne eich « Garl Organization 3 was made kn taxp r assembled in the Press 4 The required million dollars W8* ciyy auditorium Wednesday night, 9} = ‘ ; an a by several thoussnd) o mation of the Tax Limit League 1 for this oity is assured} © result of a we raise fur | i A stockhokiers’ meeting will be shington was auth cot perma ¢ legislation limit » onal » ors of the ho-| levy upon re te for, erty to 40 n ex. | work for a me tion of the tax The fram SUCCEEDS WHERE ~ hess ws. Goodwin che | Muslin Pillow Drapery 10cY d. Marquisette Axminster Electric $9.1 5 Camping Needs coer een oF rematiene penser Cases $2.10 Dozen Remnants Curtains $1.45 Pr. Rugs $39.50 Plates Luncheon Plates, one Furniture and Housefurnishings are offered at radically reduced prices for immediate disposal to gain space for new lines arriving y, and to distribu will pected to be without dissenting ; } DOCTOR FAIL Memories) gto fected a take Fifty dozen 42 by 36- Final Clearance of all And there are 600 pairs One lot of twenty-five Two-element Electric dozen in package. . .8¢ | an active part in the legislative fi] inch Muslin Pillow Drapery Remnants pro- in ktis lot made of good 9x12 Axminster Rugs Plates, size 10 by 18 de Napkins, 100 in iene gg gh conga ie 8 va | Cases specially priced vides an entire table of Sad alte Lomaniond ina wide range of pat- inches, with an alumi- wie ee for oe 4 the members of the legislature $2.10 dozen. splendid materials. Your border. Special the terns, in rose, blue and num- finished body, page Hin Mn ? 4¢ Fron siatiy Bigs a agg gba abo 72 by 90-inch Muslin unrestricted choice at pair, $1.45. tan grounds—an ex- complete, to attach to Haavy ‘Tin Cope oa be able distribution of the taxes of — Sheets with center 10¢ yard. —Second Floor, tremely good value — any light socket. Spe- nested mek 13¢ over five years | state seams — special $8.00 —Second Floor. each $39.50. cial, $9.15. shun “dian Gon Thy den of tamatie ° * . . ae Aluminum Table § cae fl rebel dozen. Plain Chenille “second Moor een YR w is absolutely a —Firt Moor. ne day a neigh- mand can be bor told me about y thru political m Axminster Rugs Electric Electri Aluminum Tea Spodlil Rugs $27.75 In gray, blue, mulberry Grills $2.15 wend $2.95 a bt oe ye ved HME pe ge ho StS aeniatinte, Til Breakfast Cloths and sand colors, with | took it it, It helped | catling th « to order | 95c Each Fifteen Axminster artistic borders, are of- Fight-inch square-top Fully guaranteed Elec- Forks, pair ......15€ H] wish to advise all | i eB ag targa , k Rugs, size 9x12, in a fered at greatly re- Electric Grills—a great tric Toasters, finished Aluminum Vacuum Bot wish to advise all | was asized by Frank W.| Fifty 54 by 54-inch duced prices. 8-3 by : OO 5 a0 4 3 y ‘ iwomen to try} itull, county assessor; George ¥ Round Scalloped Break- good assortment of pat- 10-6 4 855 y summer convenience. bright nickel, with de- tles, pints .......95¢@ Lydia E. Pink-| Meacham, state representative; T. ‘a s P -6, priced $55.00—— Equipped with cord and teachable plus: Each Aluminum Vacuum. Bae ham’s Vegeta-| 1p. Rockwell, state. senator and|f| fast Cloths — special terns and seven | 9x12 9 by 12 priced $65.00 plug. Special $2.15. tles, quarts $1.55 use. Special 45¢ dozen. ble Som and | James A, Haight, the speakers 95¢ each. Seamless Velvet Rugs each —Second Moor First Floor. $2.95. : inearying a chil ; | One Hundred Dozen 16- are featured at this —Virst Floor. Wire Camp Grids, by ; a difference w ’ ; , ry sels cc be eee wae thes you Sor <1 Olcott 's Lead Over Inch Plain Cotton Nap- very special price Electric Wire Camp Grids, ii it Lever come to this Hall Is N 483 kins, neatly hemmed each $27.75. . rotector $1.85 point again I do not want to be with- a 8 Now for camp or restaurant —Seeond Moor, Curling # —Basement Store, ia out the Vegetable Compound. I give | PORTLAND, May 25.—-Gov. Ben lrons $2.95 " permission to publish this lctter | you TW. Olcott's plurality over Charles E. |f} —First Floor, j Aa Mrs’ Prep Muxim, Bos 102, Mail for the repub nomination | ee Axminster A convenient size elee- Camping a for governor is 483 ¥ precinct |f} 7 r . : arty vy pel pm Hine veperteh and white the official (f] Hall Runners tric Curling Iron should Equipment s wits, the same, story over again. | count in the few remaining counties|§| Long Cloth . ks Sait At his tua - i Jeara, They try doctorsand different |7*t t be reported may alter the ur’ ll] $9 9& Diece Of a quality that will pes \- Stoll 5A Auto Tent and ~ Inedicines, ibe feel. be better, | F — figures, no ne dis} | . give long service = ing ~ every _ Beds. 883 .347.50 ly the; e Lydia m —oaaggytord aah y Ss HH 36-inch preshrunk patterns are specially room, These are special- Folding Baby Swing, very | nee eeetable Comprundand re. Miner. | 42 ais. mere ee { | chamois - finished Long priced. Size -inch by ly priced, each $2.95. strong ........ e All ailing women ought to try this | More than 114,500 votes were east | Cloth in 10-yard pieces. 12 feet for $9.95, and —Virst: Floor. Wide Hammock with is 4 medicine. It can be taken in safety by | for the six candidates for governor, | Special $2.25. size 27-inch by 15 feet <== low for .. ; priced each, $11.95. —Second Bloor oung or old, as it contains no harm-| which is 52 per cent of the registra | ful drugs. —Advertisement. | tion. Three - Pound Comfort- Size Cotton Batts that open out in one sheet. Special, each, 95¢. —First Floor Gold Medal Camp Chairs j seen se Ble 19 | Gold" Medal ‘Poldi ing | Tables ..... Stoll Luggage Carrier, 5 feet long ......$4. Tourist Camp Cook a Auto Maid Fireless Some . CF ccc. c neces MEE 400 Chinese Grass Chairs and Rockers 20 | Cotton and Linen || Remnants | Odd lots of Cotton | Union and All Linen Napkins, at extra spe- | cial prices. | Small lots of Wash Goods Remnants at | prices that will clean them up quickly. ARMAN MILLINERY, always modish, comes conspicuously to the fore through the medium of these splendid group-values in Trimmed Hats Included are straws and Step Ladders Made “of selected ae ombinat ions Jisplaying i qcediatae deveintione of | net Epon EACH ind equipped with ribbon motifs, fruit clus | p shelf and with pail ers and floral jeai n tas ae ore ete. iE Warm 1elf; each step reiti- — »rced with steel rod. Blankets symphonies ot size . foot size . -foot size They represent a, special purchase—four styles are featured—but you will have to place your order carly, as some of the quantities are limited. | | Several grades of fine | Blankets that have be- | come soiled from han- dling—several lots of HHI manufacturers’ “sec- onds” — blankets that Dress Hats Street Hats Sports Hats Sailor Hats Regrouped and repriced Window Screens $10.00 | show slight imperfec- 2xtension Window | P in tions, are offered at ereens that you 14 $12.50 splendid savings. enon, 7 be * —First Floor, Size 18 by 83, special 55¢@ Size 15 by 45, special 6S@ | Size 24 by 33, special 75¢ —Basement Store, $15.00 Felt Hats Git es $15.00 Mazda Light Garden Hose iy Globes 35c 54-inch Cumberland Rub- Feit Hats—now s0 | much in dema | Here is an opportunity “+ Garde se tha Two-burner new type, H So i} a ae, on ty ber jard n Hose that ons ype Community ine < a | o buy a g PP vill give long and sat- cabinet; all - enameled Sil ee ce 9 li ght globes, 25, 40 and ~ i i i itverware ors; quill trimmed, rib Bel She isfactory service. Oil Stove that is built ‘ ae bon trimmed; — some g : foot lengths $2.85 as rigid as a gas stove. Twenty-six-piece set of Community Par Plate in the popular Vernon —Basement Store. pattern. This is a service for six persons | Ironing ; iH 7 i Ky | Boards $1.85 Di a and is a very unusual | Four-foot folding Iron- aga $6.45 Earthen 30c 35.55, Special, the say Jardinieres —First Floor. ing Boards, that stand 2 : Woven Aluminum yp tg " " Forty-two-piece Ameri- $2 85 ‘, rigid when in use, ’ kh T K A large collection of f. “boty » Hammoc OD ea Kettl . special, eech $1.85. can Porcelain Dinner a s ee , Earthern Jardinieres in Cowhide $10. 75 —Basement Store. Sets, in floral and blue- ‘losely vover am- ‘ive - qua i i ets, in floral and b Closely woven Ham Five- quart Aluminum attiastive colota” areat Suit Cases with straw fa Special, each, $15.00. i —Basemen; Store. 50-foot. lengths $5.75 —Basement Store. — | bird designs. Sets con- mocks of good quality, Tea Kettles of very B Cowhide Suit i Lawn 40 sist of 6 plates, 6 pie in a fine assortment of good weight and beau- fered for this two-days Came that asada ate Fraternity | Sprinklers c plates, 6 fruit dishes, 6 bright — cole Each tifully finished — the sale. tractive and very serv- | Big Giant Lawn Sprink- cups, 6 saucers and one hammock h a large handles - have ebonized They are 6 and 7 inches iceable. They come in RU A E ALE it lers that never get out each platter, bowl, veg- throw-back pillow, con- ead Ses: to prevent iss sdhaiaber ahd ate the 2A-inch size ahd Ane ‘ f order and sprinkle stable dish, creamer aia spreader 5 yurnt hands. imit- "ety i i . fitted wit strong nN Wide Assortment of Women's and Men's Clothing, Hou ob, Oar a) area sa bt 3 adie gig Mn oboe cena’ Saepanee ae ed quantity are offered ey eee ee straps and_ serviceable ; \ Masdimines toner, 3 over .; wide a ret and sugar. Special, the wide valance. Special, at this special price— small potted plants. brass locks and hasps. 4 ‘ your awn, special, set, $6.45. each, $2.85 235. : Special h, 3O¢ i C | oe MM BEY, Puree ach, $2.85. 35. Special, each, . Special, each, $10.75. ? Priced From 5 Cents Up each ........-.. -40¢ —Basement Store. —Basement Store. et actbaaaestins Bie —Basement Store. — ar Floor. | —Basement Store. 1627 Westlake Friday and Saturday, Ks 6 and 27 — | FIFTH AVE. GROTE-RANKI © FIFTH AVE. sLLyS, | PIKE ST. OTTO F. KEGEL. President PIKE ST. their support to make the show Parent-Teachers to {Green Lake Club to |Tacoma Girl Bride — vuodesny colating: out taut ane ’ vs . HEADQUARTERS FOR Hold Fete Saturda Hear Clark Bissett) of French Nobleman | p"1tus 's manufactured here, t m “ | that Nort ere 8 1 1 e ING Fathers, mothers, children—they'll | Prof. Clark P, Bissett of Details of the wedding of Mis) ceive support Hairs Will Vanish BEDD dis Wa thats ity ‘Clark Hamer: helaeeile : aN seni ictal 6d atm batiquet to| iy of ‘renoma, to 6 For a Good Garden After This Treatment The mammoth picnic of the Se. on Lake Cammer.| erly of Tacoma, to Count Jean attlo. Parent-Teachers' association | oh M8 OG ning, it ts an.| Bertrand de Luppe, in Paris, May 4, The season has been slow this year and it’s not (Toilet Helps) SeaProCo Babee held at Woodland park Sat-) voiced by J. M. D. Hansberry,| have just been received by friends yet too late for planting many flowers and | You can keep your arms, neck or. Pixtra #tieet: care will be put on Presioane of the club. Dea lin the West vegetables face free from hair or fuzz b FISH FERTILIZER the run from 11 in the morning un-| filler will speak on Miss Beec who is the niece of ; Pp es ‘ fonal use of plain delatone, ¢ Tene ast the‘ vening | Spirit’ and there will be special mu-| Hugh C, Wallace of Tacoma, former Ask our salesmen about choice varieties and how eget For Results on Lawns, te, ys rhe adie: ge Re 1 | ste ‘The banquet will be held at! American ambassador to France, to get the best results. They can advise you from marring or injuri Mail - Ordece Hilott 4826 Ht ihe. big: feed will be at | TROM's hall at 6:30 o'clock land Count de Luppe were married the experience of hundreds of successful customers. Mat Kk, when there will be a bas renee, 1 ——— | by two ceremonies, one religious and Seeds that grow, fertilizers that nourish, and all a per, Coffee and cream will| when the nude body of Mrs, Ri 7. basi Tee 4 a be supplied to the visitors. | Greenberg, forme: an actress, was | | kinds of garden supplies. Ma | |found slain by strangulation in her|Chamber Trustees ‘at eh | | : . room The Chas. H. Lilly Company }\Find New Tragedy | ‘The killing followed a long series | Favor Radio Show | PS Jof tragedies in the house, formerly | ‘The radio show, to be held in |Tke Food- Drink” for All. 621 First Ave., Pioneer Square. Open Till 6 P. M. \ im NURSERY STOCK, in Mystery House |i, property of the family of Mayor | Dreamland pavilion June § to 10, has Quiek Lunch et Home, ID n n 3. Le CHICAGO, May 2%. A new trage | Willlam Hale Thompson, The mayor| met with the favor of the tru ees Fountains, OPPORTUNITY}! ay Ash for wAN TA | was checked up to the “House of | was born in the house, once the most |of the Chamber of Commerce. They eran ns ——>) © & ©.0 la Thousand Mecterios here today !heantiful resiionce Ip Chiengo. have adopted resolutions iedteine (RP Aves ¥ »