The Seattle Star Newspaper, July 4, 1922, Page 2

MUNK AMERICAN HOMES BUREAU: FOR HETTHH AMERICAN HOMES’ CURTAINS and DRAPERIES greatly reduced for this JULY SALE lengths of silks, cretonnes, or nets tn lengths 1/3 off to 10 yards and in some instances longer, tu close out at ..... et ereeeees sane eeseeeonss seneee . 1D WHITE | RUFFLED COLOR-| TUSCAN NET curtains, Com- | ED organdie curtains. =PANILS, 4 in. with tie backs, | Complete with tie | wide, 24 yds. long. yards long. Lorne hg aagpend Heavy ok fringe width, excel. | colors. Soft blue or | across bottome. Quality curtains | pink, Hand-tailored. | Very popular and $169 $195 $995 PR. BACH i Si this tapestry recker ma $2675 regular price $39.50 —an exception- al value. At tractively up- holstered with fine quality floral de sign = tapes try. Spring seat, High © © mfortable back. Exact ly as ple luggage JULY SALE priced— in this JULY SALE are many wonderful luggage values—the kind of luggage you can take pride in traveling with. this full sized wardrobe trunk: —has bulge top, plush lined. 3-ply hardwood veneer, covered with vulcanized fiber. Fitted with hard- wood clothes hangers and shoe box. Nickel-plated drawer lock. Similar to picture. pene AT HALF PRICE! these bags and suit cases $45— cowhide bag 40— cowhide bag 35— cowhide bag 20— cowhide suit case 18— cowhide suit case ++ 20— «. 17.50 . 10— 9— THE SEATTLE STAR special purchase and sale manuf acturer’s sample line of upholstered furniture— LOWERED COST: LITTLE PROFIT: LOWEST PRICES: ~—an event planned as a star feature to be included in this great JULY SALE. A special purchase of a well-known manufacturer's entire sample line of HIGH-GRADE upholstered furniture. Pur- chased by us at a VERY low price. NOW offered to you at these attractive savings. —not in a generation a sale such as this. pareve nm A tapestry and mohair tabrics. The finest products of American looms. Your chance to buy upholstered furniture—the BETTER KIND at real savings. A THRIFT EVENT of supreme importance. —this store’s great fleet of furniture auto vans and our well organized delivery service make it pos- sible to guarantee prompt delivery of all purchases. And so we say, SERVICE AS USUAL, even dur- ing this JULY SALE, is assured. t this very attractive suite, greatly underpriced— 56 75 —exactly as pictured. Upholstered with fine quality $3350 DAVENPORT tapestry. Two patterns to select from. Outside backs of all pieces covered with same material. Loose pillow seats. Deep, padded spring backs. Spring-edge seats. Special for this JULY SALE. a new attractive tapestry overstuffed suite— $394 —upholstered with very attractive and durable floral (__._-—s@esign ~=tapestry. (Exactly as pictured. Comfy spring cushions. CHAR or ROCEER «this JULY SALE. Spring-edge seats. Special for 79° an extraordinary value this velour or tapestry suite $h4 —full webbing construction throdghout. Each spring $938°° DAVENPORT pillow spring arms. Loose, comfy, spring-filled seat cushions, All pieces have outside backs covered angle tied eight times. Hardwood frames. Soft CHAIR or ROCKER with same material. Special for this JULY SALE. velour or tapestry suite, comfortable loose cushions —a luxurious suite, upholstered with either $ 7 velour or tapestry and backs of all pieces cov- $ 75 —— ered with same material. Each spring angle [a tied eight times. Comfy spring cushions. Spring-edge seats. Special for this JULY SALE. it to your account SIZE tex 9x12 FT. 50 Axminster rugs greatly underpriced— —an unusually interesting array of exceptionally attractive peiewse 50 and beautiful colorings—and way underpriced for this JULY SALE. Rugs that will give years of perfect satisfaction. SECOND FLOOR regular price 850— STANDARD FURNITURE CO. L. SCHOENFELD & SONS SEATTLE SECOND AVE. AT PINE ST. TACOMA L. SCHOENFELD & SONS TRADE FOUNDED 1864 » WELL For ‘THE Lap saves! NO SIR, You CAN'T eur ME UP AND TRY me WITH THOS OGGS Know anything about American history? Then pitch in |and show how accurately you can link up the above picture} with some historical event in America, The picture is the 12th of a series of 24 which will be printed in The Star in the form of puzzles. Watch for them daily, and when the entire 24 have been printed and you j have made your guesses, send your answers to the History Puzzle Editor, Seattle Star, Seattle, Wash. A prize of $5 will be given for the set of answers most |nearly correct. And five prizes of $1 each will be given for | | the five next best. Get in the game! It’s fun. Work-Day Golden Rule Urged by Judge Gary BY N. D. COCHRAN |fort, by demands for extortionate WASHINGTON, July 4.—-If you| wage rates or for professional or ex- are interested In signs of the times, | pert services, may justly complain |¥You will find in Judge Elbert H./ that ethical reasons are ignored in ‘# latest public utterances one business conduct.” | | | | | Until Wriday Night Oniy Paramount's drama writtes by GEORGE ADE ‘OUR LEADING CITIZEN’ BY GOUVERNEUR MORRIS ALSO LARRY SEMON Saturday—Jack Holt In “The Man Unconquera! ‘Three More Days te eee TOM MOORE BETTY COMPSON in Paramount's love and thrills beneath the Northern Lights “OVER THE BORDER” Coming Satu: dey ‘The Sensation of Partet “Mixeing Husbands” | SUNLIGHT BY DR R. H. BISHOP by frequent ‘When the babies were exposed to of the most remarkable and signti | cant public addrensea made by any. body anywhere In recent years. It j} Was made to the Alumni Association of Northwestern university. While what Judge Gary said is not new | and has been said many times, it tv} sensationally new in coming from the chairman of the board of the U. 8, Steel Corporation. His command. ing position in the world of finance and industry together with the req ord of the steel corporation as a ruthless, elavedriving corporation for many years under his leadership, give to Judge Gary's most recent ut- terances this especial significance. All over the country bankers, man- ufacturers and business men look to the big captains of industry for tn | involve the question of ethics. He added that business Itself, and business managers generally have been to blame for the opinion of many persons that business does not the sun dally for about 15 minutes to an hour, he says they not only im- proved in general vigor and nutri- tion but the signs of rickets rapidly disappeared. First the children’s legs, and then their arms, and, when the weather was mild, their chests and backs were liere comes the hope for the fu- ture. “To my personal knowledge,” Judge Gary declared, “many of the most totelligent managers of bus. Iness affairs, some very large and others smaller, who have laid down the cares and difficulties of this life, before thetr final departure complete. ly changed their opinions and re versed their methuds concerning ethi- cal questions, “This applies te many who are still ving. Hundreds upon hundreds, yes, thousands upon thousands of spiration, What Judge Gary says will make them think. If men only will think, they will think right eventually if they only get the habit and keep on thinking Up-to-date business men have ap- proved of the Golden Ruie on Sun-| think it properly may be day. They iietened attentively and) multitudes of leading business men sympathetically while their favorite| during the last two decades have preacher preached it, But when they | voluntarily devoted more and more business men all over the country, who twenty years ago believed that the subject of ethics had little if any rightful place tn business conduct, now asvert and ineist that it ie es sential and controiling. 1 their Sunday-go-to-meeting clothes,| desire to conduct thelr business in they put the Golden Rule away in| accordance with the rules of pro- the wardrobe or closet along with | priety and honesty.” their Sunday clothes—to stay there/ Another significant statement in until next Sunday. For no matter|this memorable address was this: how much they liked the Golden Rule} “Business men also recognize that a8 & theoretical rule of human con-| the rights of customers must always duct, they felt they would go broke| be respected: that employes are as- if they tried to apply it in their daily | sociates rather than servants, and buninons. j should be treated accordingly.” It good rule, ali right, but] If the steel corporation puts inte . jeffect the principles so plainly laid ary intimates that it! down by Judge Gary, ite influence on | the disorder ts not simply of a aietic nature; that it is both dietio and hy- gienio; that it is not sufficient for went home from church and took off | time and energy in a conscientious |* baby merely to be breast-fed; that it needs its share of sunlight. In stressing the importance of munlight, it should still be borne tn mind that cod liver ofl is a epecific for rickets; that ft will prevent fts occurrence or cure the disorder. Prohibition Agent _ Claimed by Death Funeral arrangements were being completed Tuesday for Samuel Hen- y pay efx days in the week as well ag sound good on Sun. | day. And this general of the captains lof industry says right out in public just what some of the so-called re formers have been denounced and nned as radicals for all theese years | saying. But as Judge Gary is both enormously rich and eminently | Successful, his own associates in bus- | iness and r many followers will | not denounce Judge Gary as a radi cal. They won't discolor his appeal |for the humanities, as #ocialiem. anarchism or bolsheviem. They will think there must be something in it on Judge Gary says: From considerable experience, assert with confidence and emphasis that, taken as a whole, year after year, the pecuniary ga ta large or small business will t ter if it is fairly, humanely and honest: } ly conducted, If this be true it alone | furnishes @ logic to everyone which should be conclusive.” And to politicians he offered this: | “As a passing suggestion it may be observed that henceforth the poli party which p to ethics ts 1 ment by the jority of especially the women.” After asserting that “a large ma jority of business men now conduct their affairs in accordance with the belief that right is superior to might, that morality is on a par with legal- ity and that the observance of both is essential to worthy achievement.” Judge Gary frankly admits the fail- ure of business to live up to that rule in the past. He says that not many years ago manfgers of some of the large cor porations apparently believed that if voters, their conduct was “within the strict Jand technical rules of law it was immune from public or private at tuck; that if the provision of no pub. le law was violated the oration |ahould be permitted to secure un limited profit and might treat indif. ferently its customers, its employers. jitw competitors and even the general public. . By this regime the rule of might over right prevailed. In business the Golden Rule was | given no thought, certainly no piace, in the practice of this school and per fod,” So much for the old business, Now for the new He admits that the old hasn't yet gone, but says the new is on the way | “In everyday life,” he snys, “may still be seen evidences of indifference to principle, some involving great moral turpitude, The collector of | taxes, of revenues, and others, could | bear witness. Those who are im [Posed upon by profiteers in the sale | tof the necessities of life and com. | { } drickson, 63, federal prohibition agent, who died et the alty hospital Monday night after an Ulness of 17 weeks. Hendrickson was born tn IMltnois. He lived at 807% Cherry st. the industrial well-being of the United States will be incalculable, NOME.—Lena Walton, famous character of gold rush days, dies here. Take —To overcome that tired, Noti languid feeling occasioned otuce by the heat of summer days "SALAD A’ EI A. ete “ICED” is Incomparable... 8.& A. C. COOK, EAST 3383, ELL.0350, DISTRIBUTORS C Dont endure that ugly rashl does wonders for sick skins A kin that is rough, reddened, Resi blotched or disfigured by ecsema, sore pots, or other eruptions, needs at- tention. 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