The Seattle Star Newspaper, June 19, 1922, Page 2

fHE SEATT MEMBER AMERICAN HOMES BUREAU: FOR BETTER "AMERICAN HOMES" ———— lr our special JUNE-BRIDE offer: 0 PAYMENT DOWN —newlyweds, this month we furnish your home compiete—YOU make NO PAYMENT DOWN, In this most : extraordinary way this great homefurnishing store will make the dream of your own cozy home a reality. “Your Credit Is Good!” —visit our model 6-room bungalow, com- pletely built and attractively furnished, on the fifth floor of this store. Welcome! FOR WARMER DAYS a couch hammock —couch hammocks in a wide variety of styles are now on display, featured at very moderate prices. Coverings Th solid or fancy colors, also striped canvas duck and a number of beautiful and ex- elusive cretonne designs. Couch hammocks priced at $27.50; $34—; $55—; $86.50. Hammock stands, $11.50. Hammock sun shades, $8.75; $18—; $14.25. salt Monin fares vie —a new Persian border design ) #1475 make happy-looking rooms ~-new draperies so artistically colored they do just that. The kind that sun and laun- dering will not take the life out of. WOOL CASEMENT CLOTH tn SILK ecru and gray colors, Excel Piain or changeable colors. lent for caserhent windows. Rose, gold, blue and natural. CASEMENT GAUZE. Special for the ducal tar the mm $135 945 —a rich but dainty coloring on per yd. « per FA. .eccesee Bae quailty semi - poresintn. NEW FILET CURTAINS, 2% ¢ PATTERNS FILET CUR | Foe BA OS Ce Sane yde. long; @ patterns to select TAINS. Large or amal! pat | | “Add-a-Piece” open stock pat from. Large or small pat terns, 2% yards long. Very terns shown in our china de tere. Gpetie! specially ° priced partment at VERY moderate for the week, for the week, $545 Prices. Special for the week, 4B-pitce sot 814.75. THIRD FLOOR — $375 MAIN per pair per pair FLOOR | —the Boys and Girls’ Rose Con- test entries will be ex- hibited on the Main Floor of this store next Wednesday take a radio set with you on your vacation —all styles of Radio Sets here for your selection in our Radio ] Department. j “Your Credit Is Good!” |Royal Wilton Velvet rugs in a special sale— “Barat 49% the new portable VICTROLA $50 ' great number of exception- | ally beautiful patterns. Ends finished with linen fringe. Rugs of QUALITY { which will give VERY sat- —mahogany cabinet. isfactory service. Special regular price $65— Size 9x1214x17% ins. for the week. 10-in. turn - table. Victor tapering tone arm. PAY ONLY $1 A WEEK MAIN FLOOR —values such as this is one of the many reasons our rug department is the busiest in Seattle. BECOND FLOOR | $7] Qs —skillful designing cleverly conceals the full- $ te 62 Fumed or golden oak frames. Davenport this suite will add an'extra Sica to your home— size bed the davenport contains. All pieces upholstered with genuine Spanish leather. holds all bedding when folded. Special for | CHAIRorROCKER _ the week. DAVENPORT L. SCHOENFELD & SONS SEATTLE FOUNDED TACOMA SECOND AVE. AT PINE BT. aed L. SCHOENFELD & SONS | | | | 'To F. E. Coyne To Sky Gazers LE STAs | DUKE is NOT UPPISH } The Duke of York plays tennis in Princess Alice’s tourna- ment with a commoner, Miss L. Ingram, as his partner. rf fo, wees rrem Stes Ww CHEF PEATTLE To the Motorists Fellow Dr reach the « brakes on the Tn deck our machine will first, put your money on the former and your pr CHIBY BEATTLS. ne whether a train or To the Banana Growers Dear Sire: Bananas used to « the war. Now they sell for m think there should be a little re for about an twiee that much, fon in price? 1 do. CHIEF SEATTLE. 25 cents = dozen before Don't you | To Everybody Dear Folks; Inn't it funny? Here we are, saying, “What, straw berries for breakfast again?” But just think how we'd boast about it if we had strawberries for breakfast «tx months henee. - CHIEF 6EATTLE. To Mrs. Maude Sweetman Dear Madam: Glad to hear you're going to file for the legislature. Not that I give @ darn particularly who wins—but I always did like & good fight. CHIEF SEATTLE To a Certain Underwood Typivitie: Salesman Dear Saleeman 1 repeated that word intentionally— becuuse you certainly qualify for the ttle. I went tn to look at one of your machines.the other dey and you didn't knock the other fellow’s typewriter when I happened to mention It. CHIEF SEATTLE. “ealeaman” To the Republicans Dear Prohibitiontats: I eee you all agree that there were only three drunks at the Chehalia convention. But how come you each pick a different three? CHIEFY BEATTLE. To the Beach Hounds My Brethren: The bathing houses are open at last—and now we can go In swimming without being afraid that we'll have to so home in @ barrel. CHIEF SEATTLE. To the Park Department August Body: Roses are beautiful. But why plant ‘em along the Dackstope of the municipal tennis courts, where you're bound to get your hands stuck up every time you shag a ball? CHIEF SEATTLE. To Wanda von Kettler Dear Young Lady; I see you've come to ft at inst, and are getting out a column. However, I'm democratic; I won't stop speaking to you Just on that scoount CHIEF SEATTLE. To Dr. Orlando E. Miller Dear Sike: They're getting to you. I see. Tough luck! Rut re A You can fool all the people some of thi ple 1 the time, but you can't fool all the CHIEF SEATTLE. | To Chief of Police w. B. Bevtryas Dear Bill; Well, we've had our firet Fourth of July fire of the year siready. 1 don't want to be @ mpoll aport or anytht ke that, but it strikes me that some preventive «teps should be taken pretty #oon. CHIEF BEATTLE. To E. L. Blaine Dear Counot! coming along? Iman: How's your tittle plan to grab the Skagit power CHIEF BSEATTLE. To the Lost and Found ‘Dapartncets Muny Railroad Gentlomen—or Ladies: There are a lot of kicks about the carfare— but I've never heard any com about the way your particular department is run. You're not only efficlent—you even give courteous service. CHIEF SEATTLE. To the School Board Harried Gentlemen: I'm sorry for you—but you did {t yourself, CHIEF SEATTLE. Dear Ex rwig Pursuert You've been #0 successful in your cam paign to oxterminate the carwigs that I'd Uke to suggest that you start in on the birds that call you on the phone and say: “Guess who this In? CHIEF SEATTLE. To Seattle Folks Dear People: It in not too early to start preparations for the enter. tainment of the 15,000 gobs who arrive here July 1, Seattle must do itself proud with the sailors. It has to live up to tte world-wide reputa tion for hospitality, Besides, isn't it fun to show those boys a real time? CHIEF SEATTLE. To Hazen J. Titus Dear Hazen Were you really kidding me when you told me that the raisins In your frult cake were California vitamines? Bincerely, CHIEF SEATTLE. ither did 1 CHIEF SEATTLE, Dear Boys: Did you see Mars last night? Ne | To June d’Amour Dear June: If you really get etuck for a marringe couple to give things to, well, there's a little equaw up at Mukilteo, and she and I— but why go farther? CHIEF SEATTLE, | To Small Boys Dear Kida: Patriotism ts a wonderful thing. The Fourth of July ts a wonderful holiday. But why start celebrating tt two weeks in advance? CHIEF SEATTLE. To Patrolman Charles | oO. Legate_ Dear Spirit: If you on the “other side” ever laugh, you must surely be getting wrinkles in your face watehing the investigation of your death now under way. By the way, Charley, please tell us about it. CHIBF SEATTLE. | To Senor Marconi Dear Mare; Don't you ever get tired listening for Mars’ radio? CHIEF SEATTLE. To the Weather Man Sir; A fow weeks ago we were yelling for aunshine, and lote of it, Now everybody ts praying for rain. It's a funny world, ain't it? CHIEF SEATTLE. | To All Small Boys Pests; Not content with throwing firecrackers at my ghostly hat when I'm on my homeward pilgrimage, you will insist on bombing my cat and dynamiting tin cans near my window until midnight. You can’t see me, of course, but you annoy me Just the same. What do you think I ought to do te you? CHIEF SEATTLE. Lifebuoy has solved the annoyance of hot weather skin odors. It delightfully wakes up the skin—leaves the pores clean and open, the cells refreshed. It keeps the whole body fresh, wholesome and comfortable in the hottest weather, Lifebuoy’s health odor ds dolightlal ILIFEBUOY HEALTH SOAP Three Seattle Men Seattle Is Host Graduate at Troy Again to Shriners TROY, N. Y. June 19.—-Charlen| Nobles of Nile temple played hosts Shepard and Lieuts, Chas. 8. Joslyn |to Shriners from all over the United and Donald J. Leehey, all of Seattie, | States Bunday, when train loads of were graduated today at the Rens-| visitors stopped in Seattle, en route selaer Polytechnic Institute, at Troy, from the San Francisco convention N.Y. Lieuts. Joslyn and Leehey re-| to their homes. Luncheons, boat and colved the degree of civil engineer, | auto rides made up the entertain- being detailed to the inatitute 1 | soent. The trainloads, most of them, June, 1921, by the war department, | pulled out Sunday night. to take up @ course leading to the ROME SP civil engineering degree. Fourteen descendants of the last Shepard entered the freshman|Inca of Peru have presented « class at the institute in September, | memorial to President Leguia, plead- 1904. tne for the protection: of their race. ] | 4 4 This new Viérola, ts only $160 Here is an extraordinary Vidrola value. This true Viarola in ma- hogany or walnut, 35 inches high, 33% inches wide, with al- bums for Vidtor records, is only $160. Attractive terms, Come in, hear it and see it. j Sherman ay & Co. Third Avease at Pine B ATTLE ALLURING TOURS Very Low Fares Everywhere The NORTHERN PACIFIC offers round trip summer travel rates from Seattle to Yellowstone Park . $38.25 Minneapolis-St. Paul 72.00 Chicago . 86.00 Three Through Daily Trains to the East Write for rates and full information to Northern Pacific Ry. A.D. Cuantton, Porttarp = E. L. repr Srattis General Passenger A gent General Agent 631 Northwestern Bank 200 L. C. Smith Bld. Building Telephone Eliiott 5580