The Seattle Star Newspaper, August 9, 1922, Page 5

WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 9, 1922. MUI MEMBER AMERICAN HOMES BUREAU STERLING QUICK MEA GAS RANGE or & ifts, The STERLING RANGE is built I84neh even “Quick Meal* .. $59.50 <r"? $72.50 LIBERAL CREDIT EXTENDED RUNBAU FURNITURE CO. IN SIXTH AVE, BETWEEN PIKE AND PINE 5TR w to h For account of whom it may concern, we have been authorized to offer at public auction two hundred scenic lots in Carlefon Park. These lots will be sold free and clear of all assessments. They will be sold without reserve. Three years time will be allowed to purchasers. o The — will SS ats on the highest .|""" point on property, Saturday, August 19th, and Sunday, A 20th. There will be-no—“artific'al” bidding, and the sale will be absolute and final. huel me. 'ARLETON PARK is a high class addition with building restrictions. . Visitors have declared that from Magnolia Bluff there is to be had the finest mountain and marine view in the Northwest. To see the property—take any street car to Fort Lawton or Ballard Beach, and transfer at 15th Avenue W. and West Wheeler Street di- | °"" rect to Carlton Park, By automobile, drive north on Western Avenue, or through Kinnear Park over the West Wheeler Bridge, and follow the paved road all the way. Maps, plans and full particu- tle ent ot | Still Going Strong Genuine COLUMBIA Grafonolas Being Delivered to Homes for ONE DOLLAR It seems that the people of Seattle are determined to buy our entire stock of Columbia Grafonolas on the dollar plan. This plan of selling is far exceeding our expectations. People who buy must -be telling their friends and advising them to come in. At any rate the instru- ments are going fast., If you haven't already bought one, come in tomorrow and pick one out. A DOLLAR sends it home on the terms below. Mahogany o Type A-2 *arowapy or Height 1-16 inches ONE DOLLAR DOWN and Type C-2 “anpeeny or base. Height 11 11-16 ine. ONE DOLLAR DOWN and ogany ght 13% it DOWN jean Walnut en Oak, Fumed Oak and Varly Eng. Oak. $1 DOWN Type F-2 ai “ot RECORD EJECTOR ONK DOLLAR DOWN and Same ax TY 175 Arrested in Clean-Up |, Campaign in Salt Lake SALT LAKE CITY, Aug. 9.—The As a recognition for the great bigmest liquor raid ever m: t service he has done in advertising attle from one end of the nation Lake took place here when 7 under Theodore Sewitxer, federal di rector of raided over 60 alleged “booties” lors, i about 175 p death of Mre caldhauser At | tions | » Bt. Paul, Minn,, Is being held at (he) Harney, who has been a familiar Palghat ne = tea main otfioa at Hyral e ow f pain figure on Seattle wtreets since hin hr 7H Were remanded vo the county fall. Alon rai rival recently to attend the 23rd an 1 ee curate address. [nual encampment of his organism | herb re * yneqnetead | the has during the past year } | whisky was confiscated The and created a panic ters. with a bedy of Armco Steel. Has GAS RANGE, as illustrated, had been carefully planned and that ‘The body of Harry Gilbert,| spreading the fame of the Pacific six holes and polished top; 16-inch equipped with a broiler and federal agents had xpent many drowned in Eagle fails, July 16, was | Northwent | oven; nickeltrimmed door and 2¢inch cooking @urface and weeks in securing evidence jen route to Seattle Wednenday The Harney is accompanied by his } warming closet frames; fire box, without. question ‘will give nies | parents of the youth live at 6423 34th e “Girlie,” who carries near grates and flues expecially con. the greatest economy with DETROIT. M B. Gertrude |#¥* 8. W. The body was ly as many signs on her back an | structed for use of soft coal and the most satisfactory re. Watts st ghee tes " on a sandbar just below the does Harney, advertising Seattle and wood. Carries our GUARANTEE sujte of any tw pro Te eee einer wviiling, | Tuesday, by Forest Ranger Fred|the Vete of Foreign Warn for satisfactory service. curable Bulment of her divorce from William | (Oot ® Harney has attracted nation-wide at | PRICED jis Walls, deceased, so she can col tention by his Individual campa' | lect his insurance a eaeh Walle SELLS STREET CAR @ay are seeking a former tram street car to a student motorman the student motorman to them when he was to take possession of the «treet : endl envememte } ear, which, he said, he purchased ¥ opted & compromine H rete tue Make who wes texching © of 11.44 « hundred pounds | 12,000 Buyers View Latest | n suger 30 on im} come strong and have a child Standard,’ and thought it might hei tainly use my testimonial in your lit it might help to mike some other MRS. CLAUDE FP. Salisbury St Brooklyn, N. Y—"I am certainly | | table Compound. T'was married three yea f | husband had often heard of Lydia KE.) and later, when I Be: | ante Verctable Compound, and| took ft to make me strong, an the} BY Fair in Oregon| | he made me take it, and I became the | doctor wid I wax weak and run| SALEM, Ore, Aug. 9—Gambling n and could not have children, {| end all games of chance, as well ax | | mother of the healthiest little boy 1 | Know. When my friends tell me thetr [had feelings, the first thing I say ta | have three girle 7 |“fuke the Vegetable Compound.’ 1|1 keep the Compound In the house. I year, the fair board has decreed lars may be had from the undersigned. Pe atic ‘sie ia Wide taaes taste (ama @ well womnn and Oo iy Work} GEORGE FRANCIS ROWE & COMPANY | an a textimonial.”—-MRS. ANTOIN. | snd pemin too." MRE JULIUS LOS ANGELES—W. Robert E | ETTE MARANO, 118 Nostrand Ave. | HARTMAN, dodier Montgomery financier, re-| Ell. 3211. 632-630 Burke Bldg., Second and Marion St. | Hrookiyn. N.Y | Louis, Mo.—Advertisement beeteed daaeue aide Willer, als: Type A-2 Golden Oak and Karly English Onk Finished in Red Mahogany, Amer- THE SEATTLE STAR VETS’ BOOSTER | MAY GET AUTO, | Tom Harney, Who Adver- | tised Seattle, to Get Reward 0 BLIND Pies | RAIDED IN DAY Bureau of Missing | Relatives || invites tte rekders to wee thie io Finding missing The department is been ‘The st Jepaet mens relatives or (rh | to help in re nen plans were being made to reward Tom Harney, | for the Ve Wars, with an at 1 Crary of the Chambh ee and C. T. Wilwon of the ranch of the Ford Motor Co of the fund now being "rained, and are receiving contribu! Prohibition enforcement, HARRY BOWMAN.—Mamma has Marry at once hs par Dar your note and beg» you to ome home Jor 8, Bow tate officers, federal officers, sher . deputies and polic in the raid A telew fivers par Beventy w are in char jing yed on foot from Maine to wan hishly spectacular) Body of Drowned | [and from New York to Califor Youth Discovered |eiverinc every state of the Union raid in many dt was evident that the affair quar Shoots Self Thru Head, Man Dies Beattle ¢ losing his entire equip: | ment to Texas motor bandits | Nick Orneron, who shot himeelf at! ye is at present selling tickets to Fourth ave. andthe Vets’ Circus carnival, to be held Tuesday night, dled) August 15 to 19, at the Arena and Wednenday Or Hippodrome, Tony ‘ Comrort= Reached QPENS IN EAST WASHING i, Aug. %.—The sen-/ i TO NEW MOTORMAN FOR $150 IN CASH DENVER, Aus. 9.—Police to the Salisbury h Cherry at., late in the city neron | in € » a brother ay motorman who “sold” his or $150. ‘Tramway officlaly reported that omplained allowed IN im to operate it. The former Fashions in New York NEW YORK, Aug. 9.~—Twelve thousand Muyers from all over the | United States and Canada picked out tall clothes for the trade back home at the First National Merchandise fair here toduy 1 Wares of all kimig wore displayed jby $00 exhibitors,’ including the | largest manufacturers in the coun: | ty | Brown ts to be a favorite color in! | women’s apparel the coming season, jit wan indicated by the advanes showing of autumn models at the *# from other nations. The ‘owner’ has fled. a5 MADE HAPPY Presence of Little Ones a Great Blessi fashion show. Many skirts are essing jelinging and draped, of ankle |iength, Hundreds of models were paraded by mannequinn with velvet |and soft duvetyns clearly in favor. | Evening {socks were in the main those showing the effects of the E. Pinkham’s Vegetable |}onger skirts of Paris styles, but a 1 did for me seven years} !@rR® proportion of the others hung ifrom eight to nine inches from the | 1 sround Thcy ore a \ittle fuller thin season. Seek Witnesses to Four Interesting Letters jortiand, N. Y-~"I took Lydia E.} St kham's Vegetable Compound be | what L Compou ae T was weak and wanted to be: | oie run down and had a weak MY | ness such aq women often have. band read about it io the ‘Cortland | took Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound, and after betng married | sixteen years became the mother of Loule, & I want to tell you It certainly did, for I now ha }a sweet little girl 1 now have four r) noogn, Tenn., executive secretary of on Be perate.”—Life. .. : * & lovely boy fifteen months old, who | 1, three f boys and } . : | An’ why not In public Title Insurance Policy with each tract free sia glee ger aggro tee f t ms ‘: fe : Trolley Accident |, © National Memorial University a) “Wwe cannot trust ourselves."— 7 ne ~: ' ,, * 5 nyone who remembers the motor: |... tation, has accepted an invitation | Judge. of cost. Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegetable Com * while @P4 | man who took the name of the wom. poy gil pe a ed ic Cb hii pound to my frie ind you can cer envied very lan who, with a babe in her arma, | ‘© d¢ in Seattle during — Alkali in Soap hid. 1 was 36 years # | old. when my firat baby was born, I recommend Lydia E. Pinkham's VeR-| Seventh ave. entrance to Kinnear | oy nd to any we park, Friday, July 7, started sudden le weakness ly, Jn urged to communicate with A. | 1517 Benton | 1. Hutchkin. Vashon, Wash, There | | was @ woman on the car, Hutchkin | says, who helped her to a seat an promised to axsist her in a claim lat er, if necessary books and in the newspapers diens home happy by the presence ittie ones, as it has done mine.” CANFIELD, 10 Cortiand, N. ¥ Married Three Years Was Weak and Run Down a 1 Mo. "My mother took t. Pinkham's Vegetable Com pound wh was trout y thankful to you for your Vese rs and did not have a child. M shows of questionable nature, will be | | took it and got along fine, and now I . taboo at the state fair again this >, you know why a _ ee terof Marilynn Miller-Pickford. WHAT’S IN THE AIR |! August 9 | K F C—(360 meters) 4:30 to 5 Pp. m.: 6:90 to 6:45 p. m.; 945 to 10:30 p. m. | Tennessee Man Will Be Veterans’ Guest Maj. Ellsworth Wilson, of Chatta- | Was thrown flat on her back when a | Convention next week. latroet car she had boarded at the }arrive Monday and will bring a vet- *’ message from the South to the ang of the West ‘for MODERN CRANKCASE CLEANING SERVICE Calot Flushing Oil and Zerolene for STANDARD it COMPANY ( THE Men's RHODES Collars—3 for 50¢ Arrow Brand Today’s Store News Calls Attention to Three Splendid August Clearance Sales, Each Sale Notable for Vigorous Reductions and Remarkable Values. Rhodesa Hair Nets—Special 39c Dozen Main Floor, Rear Hand inspected, single mesh, individually packed HAIR NETS, in cap and fringe shape, and in all colors. Formerly 10c each. Special, Thursday— A Dozen Elastie—\%-ineh ufashond elastic. Former Rubberized Aprons—Ansorted styles, colors and be. Special Thursday, 3 yards for....10¢ Patterns. Formerly $1 Special Thurs 36-inch Gri dville Sa a onreate «191-00 yards to the p Vormerly Hair Pin Cabinets, containing assorted size Thureday, a bolt pins. Formerly 10c, Special Thursday— Sanitary Napkins—One dozen in carton. Form habe Us eter e xe eee 15¢ erly 60c, Special Thursday, a dozen 52¢ Shears and Scissors—Assorted sizes. Special, Sanitary Belis—smail, medium arid large, in eedswt ty esti see the allelastic Hickory brand. Formerly 250 Dyanshine—Shoe dye and polish. All colors, Special Thiraday 19¢ Formerly 50c, Special Thursday. . a2¢ Treo Elastic Girdles—Fiesh color, in sizes 23 Mystic Mitts—For cleaning pots and pans. to 32 Formerly 16¢, Special Thursday, 2 for..16¢ MA age : 4 epecia Thursday .. es Shirt Waist Shields—“Kieinert’s Exquisite.” erly $2.50; special Thursday. .,..@1.9 Formerly 30c, Special Thursday, a pr...23¢ Darning Cotton Formerly be. Hook and Eye Tape—Biack or white. Former- Bpecial Thuraday ......cescsssesveess ae ly 26c. Special Thurscay, a yard......19¢ Boys’ Sport Blouses and Shirts Priced for Clearance Main Floor Rear Sizes 6 to 16 Years Final Clearance of CHILDREN’S UNDERWEAR Upper Main Floor GROUP BLOUSES which sold formerly at 750 BLOOMERS, WAISTS and Vests, . and 8%. Special, to clean up. UNION SUITS. Sizes 2 to 14 NO.1 (choice at ... ABC | veare rormeriy S00. Special, y Thursday. Choice ..........5.+00 35c GROUP | BLOUSES marked formerly at 950, $1.00 3 for $1.00 a and $1.25. Special for clear- or 3 for $1. NO.2. Jitnce. ‘Cholee st....sss1-s-., LOC and PANTS. Sizes 2 to 12 years. Vests Formerly 25¢ each. 15 H c Special, Thursday, each.... or 2 for 25¢ 4 it, for BOYS and GIRLS: Union Suits Sizes 2 to 16 years. Formerly 75c, 85¢ and $1.00. Special, Thursday, each... 3 49c or 3 for $1.35 . Y BLOUSES bought to sell at $1.50 and GROUP 41.75. Priced for clearance. g RO Bis Vooteeretsicaz , 95c t SHIRTS formerly priced at $1.00, fh or | ane to clean up. . . CPCS OB) 6. veseseccervesdved 75¢ ~ , SHIRTS marked at $1.26 1 $1.50, Lg P { Aipecia! to dak >. “O5e ‘Choice DON'T DARE Mrs. Hennessey——S8o your husband an’ ye ain't speakin’? Mrs rady—In private, but not tin public. NO EXTREMITY “Well, do you want a meal badly enough to work for it?” bi “I'm just hungry, mum; not dese : He ts due to Bad for the | Soap should be used very carefully, if you want to keep your hair looking © its best, Most soaps and prepared “ok Shampoos contain too much alkali, — This dries the scalp, makes the hair brittle and ruins it. The best thing for steady ‘use fs Mulsified cocoanyt oil shampoo (which is pure and greaseless), and is better than anything else you, can use. fy | Two or three teaspoonfuls of Mul sified In a cup or glass with a Itthe warm water is sufficient to cleanse the halr and scalp thoroughly. Sim: ply moisten the hair with water 9 jTub it in, It makes an abundance rich, creamy lather, which rinses ou easily, removing every particle of dust, dirt, dandruff and excess oll. The hair dries quickly and event; jand It leaves the scalp soft, and | hair fine and silky, bright, lustrous, | Muffy and easy to manage. Shereash cessing mad gervect | You can get Mulsified cocoanut olf aplay j Shampoo at any pharmacy, it's very | - . cheap, and a few oances will supply every member of the family for .|Months, Be sure your druggist gives you Mulsified.—Advertisement. | ual Not a Laxative Nujol is a lubricant—not s medicine or laxative—eo cannot gripe. When you are constipated, not enough of Nature's lubricating liquid is duced in the bowel to emia) K D Z E4260 meters) 3:20 to 4:39 p.m. 7:15 to 8:15 p. m K Z C—(360 meters) 645 to 7:18 Pp. m. K J R—(360 meters) $:15 to 915 p.m. The Wonderful Discovery - } ECZEMINE For eczema and skin diseases, can now be obtained at good drug stores here or from Joyner Drug Co., Spo kane, for $1.00 per bottle—Adver- tieement. ‘These Dollar Down inatruments ® models and finishes Quartered Gol 13% x 14% _ inches 50c a Week selected Quartered Size 16% Inches at 75c a Week Fumed Vase $1.00 a Week Any Columbia in the Store Goes on These Terms Shave With Cuticura Soap The healthy up-to-date Cuticura way. Dip brush in hot water and rub on Cuticura Soa Then make lather on face and rub in for a mo- ment with fingers. Make a second lathering and shave. Anoint any tr- ritation with Cuticura Ointment, then wash all off with Cuticura Soap. Nothing better for sensitive skins. small ame the instr models are un i here w ment yo! Hated. Lmake Not ail (eatin finish), Gold- $1.50 a Week B-2, but equipped 1A INDIVIDUAL $1.75 a Week Wear-Ever is a superior quality aluminum which will give Black Screen Wire mM. Regularly sells at $9.59 Special at $6.98 The well- known Horse. shoe Brand Wringer with 10-inch = war- ranted rubber rollers, and equipped with improved guide board. Regular $1.05— Special for Thursday. At 43c sheet Size, 7 inches; made of hard, aluminum. you long service. This ts some value for 43¢. Seattle’s Headquarters for Canning Supplies Tall JELLY GLASSES 39c Dozen VERY SPECIAL Special Prices on Heavy Black Japanned MAIL BOXES 26-inch Regular % FOOT Special 19¢ YARD f Minch Regular tle FOOT Regular $1.00—Special Speclal........ 28¢ YARD Buy your Sereen Wire Thursday at @ saving. At 49c They are made of heavy sheet steel and equipped with glass name plate, good lock and key and a clip to hold newspapers,