The Seattle Star Newspaper, February 5, 1923, Page 5

= = = ~y MONDAY, FEBRUARY 5, 1923. LL Senn et an sy Toute nt aay ~ m | | GRUNBAUM BROS THE PROTEST BILL STATE REMAINS [PROTES STRICTLY DRY 22". IPIA, Fok house bill FURNITURE CO, INC. SIXTH AVE Jctrom PIKE vad PINE 1 probably result Change to Volstead Act) :°° that SEATTLE URANCE 18 OPEN TODAY STAR PRODUCTS SHOW in the Annual Exhibit Put On in Has Few Backers necte tail jPtipulates that only two! Big Way at Bon Marche : =- f n the t if i F b Fi . S l OLYMPIA, Feb Any pe that ar itor for « « BY WANDA VON KETTLER ; February Fine Furniture Sale sant } pa en ; E d Thi W k! } ep ‘ This use, according to the opps ar . ‘ introduced by 8 where solic! y thelr spare NEW ARRIVALS |Cane Back Rockers {| "vive! ty Son te lnwding ee Print and Inlaid Linoleums | and Chairs Reduced { now and hunt up ‘The bill is a blow at the small com : : wz, a ; Those days are ni aing to come, | Pat ing to many members|" yronday morning b : 2 HE | tf the attitude of the present legisla preparations BLAINED SUIT tatt crewtnes on tee bastes al 3 The fifth sult charging Council-| the two weeks of the show 4 man chairman of the| Twelve rows of booths in all make $x ty nM ommittes, with | up the exhibit, covering more than ‘ bad faith n promises in|onehalf of the entire fourth floor the promo! g of the |Beven of these will feature clothing. Puritan The was filed |furniture and household utensils of Df in superior Monday. Verna |all types. Five will display food New Linoleums, both inlaid Ll. Nichols her, ank According to the committee in <@ id print dait The g $500 damage and bis | Charge ¢a ay at the exhibit Is to i and print, arriving daily, Th was referred amecciate, A.B. L. Geller 1 a ree ibe 'a “apecial” day, Monday was to ; very latest designs and the 0 Mahogany finished cane It is safe to ington | ing that she was induced to buy [be Chamber of Commerce day, when : pewest colors. Our prices are partlour covered Rocker will remas me try ond SOUDOT ake “by a: wiitee peomies ties mansbere of the chamber with Mayor always right. z Blaine and = Geller that the| Brown, were to attend the thi Ne Sutra C 0 for Lay demand after May 1, 192: b BURGLARS BUSY | SUNDAY NIGHT olce of 6 patterns; colo taupe, mulberry Kapok and ts Monday morning “3 Cotton - Filled [Ese reveetn an tn ain t| fA eee re A a an alleged Japanese burglar were re umed hig duties ag pre ia Sofa Pillows Pend il na Ky * aces Austin E. Griffiths, ' te! 75c ld the position for the A bitter controversy between Judge Griffiths and Prosecutor Mal - 100 Kapok and Cotton-filled colm Douglas hag featured Griftiths : Sofa Pillows; round, as pic encaped with $120 cash | term ag presiding judge. Griffiths | Of ang, p or q tured; of set with 81 rubies, | said that the disminsal of indictments | OC 1” j are of Cre’ | George awa, 1023 Washing-| against the county commissioners | Public on Sex colors. Pi |ton st., was robbed of $47.50 in gold! by recommendation of Douglas was (°° ‘he fourth floor are larly from |when thieves ransacked his homo! “very unusual,” Jacks will be cooked , during the night. | casea handled by tha nrecetuien at |ot the passersby; aprons will be Fancy Heather Hose 59c : e ee a es e aooutor's Of: | atitoh®d; the inevitabi re wash Biacain Scarf, to match (hemstitched) S ‘ Pc 1 mnt ave. together | atridavits soap, And a general invitat in y Heather 1 ‘ en A STERLING RANGE Insures Entire Satis- Sree tii arhoreatt scribed on placards will be extended ck and 54-inch Luncheon Cloth (hem- faction in Baking and Fuel Economy aca ache : THE all to vinit the upstairn and green, ar stitcaed) to match—$1.50. A thief who crawled into the home] tax r ch | Guests w treated royally Special at 59¢ or ead “All Sterling Ranges Have Six Holes” Black Range with front pipe and lift warming lor G. W. Granger, 1652 20th ave., thru an open window, left his finger. prints after taking 50 cents. Friday noon hereafter. has been meetin; Good Eats cafete [BRINKER ENDS ‘LONG WRANGLE Jud Bince that time all The council ednesdays at the enday, clubs ing | wee tea w northeast ¢ p has been erected at t ner of the floor, wh tea and wafers will be served free closet doors; 16-inch we BD9.DO Atewee Black Range with con cralad pipe and warming closet doors nickel trimmings, 16 men... DT 200 } oven... Black Range with white, blue or gray porcelain trimmings; 16-inch = $79.50 18inch oven in any style will cost $5 extra. drop tic = We are. showing the Senior Sterling and the Sterling Masterplece blue and gray, with full nickel trim, at-a slight advance in price. Ask the salesman for demonstration. Turn In Your Old Stove as Part Payment ina [neue airtight bucket as easy to open as winding / e a pet Alredale dog, Sunday, the city| a the clock fire department won a mascot. The | former owner of the dog was ignored 4 = When Fireman F. M. Whitbeck of| by the dog when Whitbeck reached/ Engine Co. No. 11 was lowered 25|the surface, so he gave the grateful} feet to the bottom of a well to rescue | puppy to the fire department. Firemen Get Dog ~ Mascot They Saved eee J {TAKE IT HOME Tie a String Around Your Finger Then You Won't Forget the SEATTLE STAR Offers to readers at a mere cost of handling THE NEW Universities Dictionary HE importance of this great dictionary to the public cannot be overestimated. We urge those of our readers who have not yet done so, to at once avail themselves of our generous coupon offer. dq Wee as a guide in business and social correspondence. The New Uni- versities Dictionary provides a complete education. It gives the defini tions of the many new words. You need it to keep in step with progress. 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Stanley Webster, of Spo- | kane, was the only Pacific Coast con- | Sreasmman to vote against the bill in- {creasing river and harbor appropria- tions from $37,000,000 to $56,000,000, when it passed the house a few days | amo. ‘The bill Is now before the senate committee on commerce, but will shortly be reported out and will un- doubtedly pass the upper house and will probably be signed by the presi- dent. |Danish Prince and Son Visit Seattle Arriving in Seattle Sunday on the freighter Peru, Prince Valdemar and his son, Eric, of Denmark, an- | nounced that their visit means noth- ing more a nearch for pleasure. After a brief period spent in dodg ing amateur photographers and a number of thetr countrymen, the palr were taken to the home of Henning Plaun, Danish consul, 2010 Broadway N., where they a pected to remain ax guests while in the city. IVAN MERRICK and William G. 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Decorative, Plate Glass Mirrors, in Polychrome Frames $10.75 and $12.95 | A Sale of Women’s Hosiery \e_ Fancy Silk Hose Special $1.29 Ath Women’s Fancy Silk Hose with embroidered clox and in colors of sand, navy, beige, gray and black. A few of these have the clox embroidered in contrasting colors. Some are slightly imperfect. tional values at $1.29 a pair. Fu Excep- Women’s Silk Hose—Special 89c Silk Hose with reinforced lisle garter tops and soles. Also, fancy satin striped Silk Hose in black and colors. Some c* these are slight- ly imperfect. Specially priced at 89¢ a pair. Full-Fashioned Silk Hose Special $1.59 Full-fashioned All-Silk Hose in shades of African and cordovan. Siz e 814, 9 and 91%. Formerly 10 a pair, Special, while they last, at $1.59 a pair. Special Purchases in Needle Art Work Upper Main Fh Buffet Sets p hem. stitched fo: tand stamped for embro! Oe. 36-inch Luncheon Cloth (hem- stitched) to match—5O¢. ular $1.26 a pair. $1.00. Full-Fashioned Lisle Hose 39c 36-inch Luncheon Set and 4 Napkins, stamped for embroid- ery—69¢. | $ (3s Vanity Sen of 3 pi or 2 pairs for 75c (tamped)—B5¢. Women's Full-fashioned Mercerized Lisle Hose in Specially priced at BO¢ or 2 House Aprons of unbleached stamped for embroid- 50¢. a white ¢. 10 but not each size in both colors. Children’s Play Aprons—25¢, Children’s Cotton Hose Special—1ic a pair Medium-weight Cotton Hose, black, in sizes % 10 and 10%; white in sizes 6, 6%, 7, 7%, 8, 8%, 9% 9% and 10, Very special at, @ pair, 15¢, Nursery Set, two pieces—35¢, All the above pieces are at- tractively designed and easy to work. A CLASS IN argumentation will| Blowout patches are merely. be started by the University exten-|Dorary remedies. sion service, at 6 p.m. Monday, in| room 1044, Henry building. All in- | terested have been invited to attend FORD OFFER T0 BE CONSIDERED WASHINGTON, Feb. 6.—After | | hanging fire in congress for more} {-NAMEDICO than two years, the Henry Ford} proposition to take over and operate | (WHITING'S SOLUTION) {s a scientific solution which the Muscle Shoals water-power proj : i . ver, | | Positiv Permanently relieves ec pro¢ tilizer and power, | t, to produce fertilizer and po' Byotsiona. mule nian once | is about to be acted upon, |] tion not only destroys the germ Even Ford's strongest supporters || but prevents the accumulation of admit they are defeated, and predict |] ail infections of gums and teeth: | that Ford will be dented Muscle || bleeding, spongy, pus-ridden gums | Shoals, |] and loosened teeth quickly re. 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