The Seattle Star Newspaper, June 26, 1922, Page 2

THE SEATTLE STAR =e\EMBER AMERICAN HOMES BUREAU: FOR BETTER AMERICAN HOM an economy event watched for and taken advantage of by thousands of home makers— —an event presenting to the home maker the long- waited opportunity to reach a normal value in the purchasing power of the homefurnishing dollar. —extreme price reducings indicate our determina- tion to make this event of supreme importance to the thousands and thousands of home makers in this great Northwest. —taking our part in the national movement for “Better Homes,” we offer, during this JULY SALE, these re- markable credit terms to YOU! on purchase of furnigure amounting to —on purchase of furniture amounting to $50— $75— $100— $125— firat payment $15— $20— $30— $50— first payment $5— weekly | payment $1— $7.50 $1.50 $10 $2— $12.50 $2.25 tooekly payment $2.50 $3— $4.50 $7.50 $150— $200— $300— $500— all dining room furniture featured in this - JULY SALE at VERY great reductions— _ —-piece William and Mary dining room suite. Exactly as pictured. Combination walnut. 45-in. table, 6-ft. exten- $0) all steel and brass beds attractively JULY SALE priced — —100 steel beds in this lot. Exactly as $ 6% pictured. Vernis Martin finish. 2- in. continuous posts, Full size. Special while quantity lasts, 1000 bedroom chairs and rockers JULY SALE priced to GO at— HALF PRICE —bedroom benches, rockers, chairs and dressing table chairs, 1000 in the lot, to GO at HALF PRICE. Zr —this sample value: sion. 4 genuine Spanish leather seat dining chairs. 45- in. top buffet. This is fairly and only fairly representa- tive of hundreds of other JULY SALE dining room fur- niture values. veguler price e1nes0 ivory enameled or Exactly as A very at bedroom Special for $5.85 regular price $12— walnut rocker. an example of what you may expect to see in JULY SALE bedroom furniture values— _ —4-piece bedroom suite, exactly as pictured. Finish- $ 1 2 ed in either ivory or gray enamel. A very dis- tinctive and exclusive design. Size of dresser mirror 24x30 in. Special for this JULY SALE seule tase siTo— extraordinary low prices on all upholstered furniture during this JULY SALE. These sample values— —full construction throughout. Springs angle tied. Each spring tied 8 times. Hardwood frames. Soft pillow Sp 50 spring arms. Loose, comfy, spring-filled mnaoD chair : seat cushions. All pieces have outside backs You r credit \ webbing all reed and fiber fumiture, colorful, cool and SALE priced— ~—natural reed rocker, exactly as pic- tured. Very substantially made, And, $585 like all other reed furniture, is great- — ately ly underpriced for this JULY SALE. or velour. davenport STANDARD FURNITURE CO. L. SCHOENFELD & SONS FOUNDED 1864 covered in same material. Your choice of several patterns very fine quality tapestry \ IS Good re SEATTLE SECOND AVE. AT PINE ST, TACOMA L. SCHOENFELD & 8ONS TRADE Lellers from CHIEF PEATTLE To the Police Traffic Department Dear Men; If you speed cops can’t catch some of these crazy motorists who are racing around the eity at night, you might write them letters and tell them the location of the Tacoma Speedway. Maybe they would like to try their ekill against Jimmy Murphy, Ralph De Palma and the other 1% racers on Ju! CHIEF SEATTLE. |To W. H. Paulhamus, Puyallup | Dear Paul: You say that t ley will need 4,000 berry plekers next month to harvest the raspberries and then add thet men make poor berry pickers. That's a rather mean slap at your sex, but I presume that you know CHIEF SEATTLE. ‘To Harold F. McCormick, Millionaire | Dear News Maker: Just what would we newspaper men do if we | didn't have a MeCormick family to tickle our risibilities once tn a while? What's next? CHIEF SEATTLE To Secretary of the Navy Denby Dear id: Approximately 1,000 quarts of liquor are said to have been seized In @ raid on # naval transport, My, my! dry before the nation heard of prohibition? To Elmer Dover, Washington, | D. Cc. Dear Politician: 1 didn't appreciate that a Tacoma man could make fuch « stir in national politics as you seem to have done in the present controversy in the treasury department, It's a tough role they cut out for you, at that, But here's luck wherever you land. CHIEF SEATTLE. Didn't the navy go CHIEF SEATTLE. |To Women Who Scare Their Children | Dear Folks: Shame on you who acare little ones into obedience, eepectally with the old stall about policemen. Respect for the law ts all right, but when it comes to frightening little children that is too much, Policemen aren't hired for that, One of you dragged a little boy by the hand up Pike st. Saturday and stopped his crying by repeated “I'll tell the policeman on you.” ‘The boy was dead white when he reached Fourth ave., where the traffic cop stood. CHIEF SEATTLE. aereameatiietein To the School Kids _ Hi, Fellows: How does It seem to be able to look forward to a Sun- day without knowing that Monday morning and school are following close? And how do you like the thoughts of no school until September? CHIE¥ SEATTLE. To Donald Patrick, Oregon A. C. Dear Cadet: You walked from Corvallie to Camp Lewis training * camp to save the $20 mileage allowed by the government for book expenditures in the fall. 1 admire your courage. I won't say a word now about those barber pole hat cords the boys are wearing at the traning camp. CHIEF SEATTLE. To Picnickers Fellow Sufferers: Cheer up! Tho the ante get into the custard ple, and the children fall into the poison tvy, and Jittle Lizzie baiks on the hottest stretch of the road, and William falls out of an apple tree, and the baby gets the hives from eating rhubarb pie—ian'’t picknicking fun? CHIEF SEATTLE. To Hizzoner Dear Doe: Of course I don't ike to embarrass you, but what has happened to your resolution to kick 576 political incurables out of the city hall? CHIEF SEATTLE. To the School Board Long-suffering Gentlemen: Now that the row over the teachers’ pay cut is subsiding a little, I see that the clock manufacturers are raising Cain with you. And to think that you actually campaigned to get your jobs! CHIEF SEA To Herb Schoenfeld Dear Herb: What are you trying to do—step Inte Theodore Roose velt's shoes in the anti-race suicide movement? CHIEF SEATTLE. To the Straw Hat Dealers Bloated Sire: Inn’t tt about time for you to make your midsummer reductions? I want to discard my last year’s kelly—-but I'll be darned if 1M do it until you come down a je. CHIEF SEATTLE. | To the 30-10 Enthusiasts Dear Pros and Cons Both of you'd get a whole lot farther if, instead of peddling all this technical stuff for and against the plan, you would tell the people Just what the Initiative ts and let them decide. CHIEF SEATTLE. } |To Baron Eugene Fersen | Dear Bir: If, as you say, a cubic inch of atomic energy will raise all the ships that were submarined during the war, how much money can you raise with a cuble yard of bull? CHIEF SEATTLE. To the Cantaloupe eg ae Delectable One: Welcome! | To Capt. Charles Tennant. Dear Sleuth; Oh, by the way, have you found Clare Skarin yet? CHIEF SEATTLE. CHIEF SEATTLE. To Roy Lyle Dear Prohibition Director: How come you're pinching all these down tn California—but never happen to get the blind CHIEF SEATTLE. “rum-rings” pig right around the corner? To Capt. Mike Jensen, S. S. Pine Tree State Now I understand what that bird was talking about “Ho, for a sailor's life.” CHIEF SEATTLE. Dear Cap'n when he sang To Hugh M. Caldwell Howdy, Hugh! Are you getting & big chuckle out of the way things cing at t ty hall? Don't you wish you were back in the « chair? Well, it's a wise hombre who knows when he fs well off CHIEF SEATTLE. To S. B. Groff Dear Fellow-work you say you think married about a year To Dr. E. J. Brown Dear Mayor: Let's see how many times have you violated the pledge that you made not to make any speeches CHI In your pre-nuptial story in The Star Saturday yu're going crazy. Just wait til you've been CHIEF SEATTLE. now. Railway Officials Leave for Orient | a»roaa f Seattle, as Wash A. 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