The Seattle Star Newspaper, October 3, 1922, Page 5

Member American Homes Boreau ! v GRUNBAUM BROS FURNITURE CO. INC. SIXTH AVE. Sciween PIKE ond PINE RANGE Enameled White- Blue-Gray $79.50 HIGHLY efficient as well as an ele Stove. Has porcelain enamel oven doors and 4 warming closet. Base » and door frames are nickel trimmed. Heats and bakes quickly with a small amount of fuel. In white, blue and gray enamel finishes. Price 879.50. A small payment down and the balance tn weekly or monthly payme con veniently arranged for you Turn in your old steve as part payment. } DOWNSTAIRS STORE UNAHAUUGUEUGRAGUOUUEUEOUCUOCGGGECUEC AEA s pictured; extreme height, 16% inches: tt Metal ted with socket; Standard push button; plug 2-pi Boudoir cord, 6 foot; finishes, Ardu: Lonhuda and Ivory l a Beautiful panels of trans imps parent amber colorings — priced very low. DOWNSTAIRS STORE d IUMUOUALOUAUALUOUGUOUEUUAUUAVAUEUUE AEA UEAEAAUUGE AAA School Levy Likely {Lawson Possessions to Total 14 Mills to Go Under Hammer | A YOmill levy for the general fund) SCITUATE, Mass., Oct. 3—Mark-| Doard, thus disposing of any hope) crash of Thomas W. Lawson, former | that this year's levy might show 4) jot twelve tablets decrease over that of last year | Wall Street broker and mililonatre, | Druggists also sell bottles of 24 and | ‘When the county property valua-|his Dreamwold estate possessions are | 100. Aspirin ts the trade mark of!.4 per world-wide success without en ton dropped $12.000,000, it wiped out |to be sold at auction to satisfy cred. |Bayor Manufacture of Monoacet-|tnusiasm, Her husband's family bit: |; $45,000 anticipated surplus. It be be- | itors. Hteacktester of Salicylicacté. bor wrap : “na | for retirement of bonds and payment | of interest will amount to 4 mills, ~ bringing the total school levy this, There are 14,000,000 telephones In year to 14 mills. “the United States Resinol Only those who have tried ft can realize the comfort that Resinel Ointment brings to safferers {rom skin trouble. Even in severe, well- established cases of eczema or other faching disorders t promptly allays the Irrieation and hastens the beal- ing. Tele easy to avpty,—has v0 waplansent The best iron made icon Beeuty” over all others because t! Manufactured by has been authorized by the school |, ML only ing the final chapter in the financial | in, proper dirs Meved that the county and state levy| Lawson's fortunes fell in the post. | + ——— | whom st ‘Flmerican Beau ELECTRIC IRON * Discriminating purchasersfavor the Jimer- hey know its slight extra first cost is offset many times by its sturdy reliability that as- sures years of satisfactory service and that really makes it cheaper in the end. American Electrical Heater Company, Detroit Oldest and Largest Exclusive Malors, Established 1894. rn'é FOUR DOPERS Bae ae | GRIEF-TORN, SHE IS HAPPY PORTLAND, Oct, &—Four drug add a SEATTLE STAR %, by their own conferstons » to the narcotics for four t 20 years, today claimed to be fre from all desire for “the needle’ as the result of the administration of & chemical antidote by Dr, R. MH Hamilton of Seattle Inst Thursday The men awoke with cries for| food. Had they erted for morphine | the experiment would ha pronounced a failure, None of the! men reported ll effecta from the} antidote, but on the contrary sald| they had not felt so well since be. fore they started taking the drug A SALE OF MILLINERY In the midst of the Fall millinery season we have taken the following groups of Women’s Hats from regular stock and have priced them special for this sale. Authentic Fall styles are in abundance, and you will find every hat an enticing value. 200 Trimmed Hats Special $3.95 A charming variety of smart styles will be found in this group. The shapes and colors are of the latest cre- ations for fall and winter wear. The trimmings on these hats add the final touch that gives so much char- acter to them. Hats selling formerly for $5.00, $6.95 and $7.50 are priced special for this sale at $3.95 each. ° A REORGANIZATION meeting of the council of charities’ advisory board of the Millionaire club will be held at club headquarters, 08 Maton at., Tuesday night ASPIRIN Say “Bayer” and Insist! 200 Banded Sailors, Special $1.95 Banded Sailors, beautifully designed of hatter’s plush; some are faced with velvet and others have facings of duvetyne. These have been selling regu- larly at $3.95, $4.95 and a few at $7.50 each. Choice for this sale at $1.95 each. Unless you see the name “Bayer” on package or on tablets you are not getting the genuine Bayer product preacribed by physicians over twenty two years and proved safe by millions for New Creations Mme. Tamaki Miura | | Colds Headache N Toothache Lambage BY JOHN O'DONNELL } She cupped her two small hands Lb Tmaenitne heeeanthins NEW YORK, Oct. 2.—She ie the! “It is in this they wanted to put 5 Newrsigts Pain, Pain ha ¢ woman in the world and|me. Shut up tn a little box. My hus: | Picture 200 Untrimmed Shapes Acce Bayer Tablets of Aspirin” then a story of grief and band and my husband's family “ _— : domestic trouble that would give an-|say it is a dishonor to sing before | i, ch unbro! ckage con: | hin earch pechags onn-[esmeran reste at “seth cesans lea’ anetrarae "f'soass eames bak to on Special $2.95 ona. Handy boxes 7 cont song cent jaelf-pity Tokyo, they lime. nts./ In her native land she ts eoctally |! can't, 1 really can't.” jostraciaed. Her family has witnes® | atmo, Miura has been married for | ‘ou know Untrimmed Hat Shapes of silk Lyon’s velvet and hatter’s plush, all of which are in splendid styles, shapes and colors, selling formerly for $3.95, $4.95, $5.95 and a few at $7.95. Special, each, $2.95. n Mirror Cords Needle Art Department— Upper Main Floor 10 years, her marringe taking place | before she mas ber. Her husband, Toky We havo just received some- thing very pretty and very le bow on Dose Penn retreer, | “What about your husband? coar in Pitas. Gad Berer | alo’ ff He “He bas been very difficult. He Cords in an assortment of ap oat » “ jaSveaking slowly, ax if fumbling | 0S Now Ilove to sing and 1 toi4{]| | propriate colors, including bium Ostrich Banding and Tubing | “beet verbs, Mme. Tamaki Miura, Jap.|him 1 would come tack to Japan rose, sand, mulberry and black, [net peline donna, told. how she |every year. Tut he tistena to. his ig A i TOI Special 49c a Yard thru the unhappiness of |Mother and father who believe it is gle and double cord with but Ostrich Banding and Tubing, for edging and trim- | ition undreamed of by an |® ¢ishonor to be on the stage and #0 | |American girl until she cov truth. | he a me to stay at home. leulty say, “Iam the happlest woman| “But when 1 fe my debut 1] lin Japan, In the whole Orient, in the |knew I could never live without the wide world.” [happiness of singing befe an aud! | Mme, Miura’e strugete gtves Jap: lence. That night tn London I sang | anene women @ precedent. By shat-|before the king and queen. First I — ltering the tradition that tt ts a dis |sang from Rigoletto and then two} Colman Dock [aes — = = lerace for a woman to sing anywhere | Japanese songs. Mme, Patti kissed . ep rent wg [except in her own home and for a|me after the concert. CUTS ASKED BY Funeral of Seattle Many Permits for ” fom tigeam [| hushand’s entertainment, ha»| “It was the first kiss I had ever W on ge pane a new future for ber country: |recetved in my life. We do not kiss Woman ednesday Building | women, in Japan. My husband would be Funeral services for Mrs, Anna M.| Sharp revival in building in | And now the plump little foono: |angry it J tried to kiss him. | Fryer, 88, who died at the home of tle, over the first nine months clast from the Orient is happy. | “My mind is chan«tng from Jap. | her daughter, Mra. 8. F. Woody, 2118 1, fe indicated by the When I sing In the United States, /anese to American. | like to live in 45th ave, S. W., Monday, will be held ding permits issued for in Europe, in South America—there | America bat"—-she placed her hand 9, er tte tn eee epplaces semmething 1 [over her imart—"T canrt go beck to /BTOWN'S: Notion of Budgets we nisi © ree cre ton and tassels. Attractively priced at $1.00, $1.25, $1.50, § and $2.00. ming hats. Colors are navy, gray, henna, turquoise and black. Formerly $1.95 and $2.25 a yard (in yard lengths), priced special for this sale at 49¢ each. Benwersne to Berurdey aud Sunday 210) Bm : ing establishment, in West Seattle, feel when I see my audiet If 1| Tokyo. It would kill me to do with ; — . AUTOMOBILE FERRY to not have this happinem Ijout my one great joy in life—my Slashing Rejected sty pk ag Pagfin scr al Mrs. Fry % |, rieures for 1922. inet Connesting with Otrmote Meee Bel cannot have this happiness if I stay |bappiness in singing before my cee cor resident of Seattle 20/ tember, stand at $14,482,605, 7 Sa'end Orr mote Peniasela pointe. pr iin Japan and there sing only in my | audiences.” City taxes tn 1923 will average | TOTS the same months of 1971 were. “ Datty jown ho ji— 26.71 mill t it R 249. 1120 6m Bid pm | Retve ee SEER rac eel dela a 26.71 mills, an Increase of .91 m / i " a ig | t© $11,571,456.47, with the six million| Permits for the past month itp Gaturday and Bunday'e p.m ‘INDIGESTION ! | ! over the levy of 1922, It waa comevs pe Bg meena Pdr os ts lass see rere POR a et ota | 88.6 | bY the city counct! Monday, when) 1923 levy. home building. trip Seturdey and Sundey 1030 pm ] | the $6.215.758.16 budget was unani | s Visitors accompanied by Bremerton |, | j mously pansed. | Chamber of Commerce Guide per | In a last-minute effort to obtain | OUR EA T: titted in Navy Yord ot 1 & 3 pm | g| cuts which ho cla med would save | ‘aseonger reced | the elty § 60 thru an a! ion of r fare O00 ne the abtomatic wage increase propo j NAVY YARD ROUTE F To Aid Poindexter’s Drive, It} ATE T00 MUCH ston, roreanitaton atthe sire will demonstrate why Is Announced | the clerical force of the street com ¢ tment and a slight reduction in| = - } rane Mayor Brown | fenator W. FE. Borah, of Idaho,! ared before the councll. : and Senator Ralph Cameron, of|/nstantly! Stop Gas, Sourness, proposais were rejected with. rizo wen tox articl | ' lout a dissenting vote. | AriEOn. are tre pandenters| Heartburn, Stomach Misery |" “Counciiman Blaine's recommenda. campaign for reciection and will tion that the city light department's allowance from the general fund be f both be heard in Seattle within the| pegged page next few weeks, according to How- reduced $15,000, and to kill appro. peor? ile PP copiers bee hee : priations for city police and fire- "J" EI A. manager and secretary “= ¢ Tabor 3 é ied tetectie HAS NO EQUAL Searetery ot Lapeer: Smee Estimate of the 1923 total of ex- ant secretary of the navy, ma: th nd sinking funds, sa $17,790,-! ion and sinking s, 7,790, . be brought here in the senator's 214.63. Revenue and surplus amount R.& H.C. COOK, East 3383, Eliott 0350, sti ‘ saan : aun boeBbentieith etl het 855 Store Hours—8:30 A. M. to 6 P. M. a | | Se tins ee men’s car fare, totalling $48,000, was phan oan yest hyde sp penditure, tncluding interest, redemp- Largest sale in America. behalf, it waa said. Senator Cameron will probably be the first. to arrive. He ts due shout October 15 and will speak! Chew a few pleasant, harmless | in four oF five different citien.| tablets of “Pape's Diapepsin” and | Senator Borah, who will come nome-| your distressed stomach will feel | what Inter, will addrena Seattle, Ta-| fine at once. coma and Spokane audiences Correct your digestion and ease Democratic leadera have not yet| your atomach for a few cents. Don't heard from invitations which they|iet your stomach keep you miser: | have sent to William Gibbs Me-/able! Druggists recommend ft Adoo and William Jennings Bryan ms to come here to speak for C. C. | Embarrassing Hairs Can Be Quickly Removed Dill, candidate for senate, and other Jemocratic nominees. Hoth republicans and democrats have opened state headquarters) ‘ here—the former at 613 Alaska! (Beauty Culture) building and the latter at 201 Hal-| Hairs can be easily banished from | ler building. |the underarms, neck and face by this quick, painless method: Mix linto a stiff paste some powdered delatone and water, spread on hairy | et for mayor of Madras by one vote|*urface and in 2 or 3 minutes rub/ off, wash the skin and it will be} of W. E. Johnson, present city re. corder, Will be unopponed. |free from hair or blemish. Except: | ing in very stubborn growths, one| SALEM, Ore.—Joseph K. Kraps,| application js sufficient. To avoid) Oregon educator, who at one time| disappointment, buy the delatone in| conducted a normal school here, diea|an original package and mix fresh | at age of 76. Advertinement Rheumatism at 60 &. 8.8. Thoroughly Ride the Body of Rheumatism Impurities. GRISWOLD CAST ALUMINUM TEA KETTLE Specially Priced at $3.49 Regularly Sells at $5.00 5-quart size, constructed without a seam or rivet; has the handy slid- ing cover, corrugated bottom and cool wood handle grip. An excep- tional buy at $3.49. , Griswold Patty Irons, set of two, © with handle, extra special at 20¢. MAZDA LAMPS AT NEW LOW PRICES 75-WATT— 3 formerly 70c; s NOW .....60¢@ 4 100-WATT— formerly 95¢; PORTLAND, Ore-—-Mra. Grace Shugert nominated on citizens’ tick- TRANSPARENT GLASS OVENWARE Somebody's mother is suffering to- Bight! 6 noourge of rhoumatiem wrecked her. body; limping and orme esifering, bent forward, she sees but NOW .....75¢ fhe vcominen trent hitter Bed so WaT rt wtil nee to otare 7 verpody care? 8.8.8. is one of the q formerty $1.30; ‘eatest blood-purifiers known, and it jelpa build more blood cells, Its med- icinal ingredients are purely vexeta- ble, It never disarranges th It ia, in fact, « splendid tonic, maker, blood onricher, It rheumatism from joints, muscles and the entire body, {t builds firm fesh. It is what somebody's mother needs tonight! Mother, if you can not go out to get a bottle of 8. 8. 8. you surely somebody in your family will. Bomebody, Ket a bottle of 8. 4. 8. nowt Let somebody's mother begin to feel feztal again tonight, Maybe, maybe t's your mother! 8, 8.5. te sold at all stores, in two sises larger {s the more economical | 200-WATT- SPECIAL FOR WEDNES- Your choice of medium or large sizes, Rake the better and easier way, and nerve in the same dish in which it is prepared. formerly $2.50; of 3 carbon lamps NOW ...81.90 UY THEM IM CARTONS OF FIVE No Deltvertes 18-INCH AIRTIGHT HEATERS—Very special at $1.69, Well made, have extra lining and a good draft. A bargain at $1.69.