The Seattle Star Newspaper, March 14, 1923, Page 3

WEDNESDAY, MARCH 14, 1923. THE SEATTLE STAR PAGE 3 POLITICAL POT en || —™ s x , J suri rors” THR GROTE-RANKIN CO wows This Spring Few Candidates Enter Field OTTO FKEGEL. Presid APPAREL Mid-Month Sale Provides ‘Exceptional or less ¢ As m UF ©. Savings , ce: 600 Yards of Cretonne _ Dresser Scarfs S t daira fle to make Very Special, Yard Special even y Five pr v Five Bruce Hesketh and e and Hugo Kelley of Rainier v 19¢c Ea. 39c ley, and J. A. Stev sor 4 : of Py ® Tess agent of the St . All new Cretonnes in lengths from five to 12 Bizo 17x48 to sano: The yards of a pattern. Here you will find floral and METAL Art Needlework _ striped effects suited for home beautifying- designs Fancy rs that you will like for cushions and slip covers, pt iced Dress Voiles | Section very special, the yard 39¢. BEDS Wal Have Been Mahogany Finish 23-90 Marked Features : Special rst gg Peet Terry Cloth 35c Yd. 69c yard Ryo a np Coverall Apr Also in short lengths—but you will find enough of one pattern to fulfill the needs for any sizec Dress attractive. Vary epoca, TOOT ‘ils tie isin sae | Senge each $1, Special Far moe Axminster Rugs 30c Yd. “ar New Cretonne Three Lots at Attractive Prices Acs eapentional sy Below Chair Cushions Lot 9x12 Axminster Rugs the voters | in a very good assortment $ R ] “ay Aeron Jones, 8 $1.25 Each 1 of patterns; many of these | 36.50 Cotton Crash e gu ar —_—- Made of short lengths Care seamle } d "Towalins ; GAY CIRCUS IS “ oer at fh ek ay Lot! 9x12 Axminster Rugs ] Special” Prices You can buy the Cushions of good, serviceable qual- | $29.75 1 : PLAN OF GIRLS ready to use for less than ity in attractive patterns. EACH 10c Yd. Illustrations show voryor $19 75 | the cost of materials used Extra heavy weight bleached that the styles are Walnut Finish e Campfire Groups to Make! in their making. Lot | 9x12 Axminster Rugs Merry March 17 in patterns that will | very desirable— —Second Floor | $39.50 3 monize with present day 2 Crash T li each bed being Seattle Campfire Gtris and thelr ‘ home surroundings. ACH ras owellng well constructed Reais" ce x avers oc stoners All Our Eighteen Seamless Velvet Rugs, size 9x12, in very Special and _ beautifully and dancing Saturday, March 17, from 10 a. m. to 19 p. m., on the fifth floor of the Arcade building. | The circus will have all the feat-| ures of a Buffalo Bill three-ring car- ||| nival. Dancing tn the evening to s| } jazz orchestra, fortune telling by Fireplace attractive colors and patterns, reduced to $32.50. 19c Yd finished. There are several other styles not il- Fixtures . Fist Haen Cough Tohag— Reduced 25% Wool Fiber Rugs mod wal tive blue border, 16 inches age wide, eg RE will read palms and| And there are ample pe peaens suitable for kedroom use—three sizes are re- : lastrated that are case, Inte zetals to learn of the|}} selections of Andirons, "QO by 12, special. .. mee ---$11.75 Pillow Tubing equally attractive few of the many novelties planned|]| Fireplace Screens, Spark 83 by 10-6, special $10.75 : al by the Wecat, Gonaquadet, Cahah: | Guards, Fire Baskets and y eles ore ‘ Special values. Sere and Izanzan groups who ia Fire Sets. 6 by 9, special. pp meonneon- $6.75 in LS of thi rows a eteiis Aa cosa hice ovess| hing Wace 39c Yd. Several of the looks the Sound, will be decorated in Oriental fashion and giris will serve thruout the afternoon and evening. | “King Tut's Tomb* will be one of the sideshows and here relics from the old Egyptian art will be dis-| played. Balloons will be sold by the All fogan group to raise money for Good welght Pillow Tubing fn a superior finish. 42 inches Turkish Bath Towels styles come in twin sizes as -well as full-size beds. The values are so unusual—in many Camp Sealth this summer. Admis- Special th . : sion will be 10 cents both afternoon cases e price 18 and evening. Paper money will be 3 f 7 wo}, to be used at all sideshows, | or less than we could booths and dancing. | purchase them at the factory today. Extra heavy welght Tur’ Bath Towels. 18x36 inc Lohequa has announced that all Campfire Girls should wear the| Campfire regulstion uniform, a dark | ‘skirt and wilte middy. Any girls : ‘ i ishing to opeae i clown conte HE new Neckwear isn’t all bandanna, for smart effects in Huck Towels Mail Orders will Bae wombs wen aaerictere | white and beige, as well as colors, make for voguish haar Special be filled while- cea aS on the costume. Matched sets of collars and cuffs in organdie stocks last. Walnut or Perkins Ready | | or lace retain their position on garments where severe neck- 17c Ea. Mahogany Finish $29.50 lines, or that super-tailored air, are to be modified. For. di- rect feminine daintiness there is nothing like the new Neckwear e this store displays—the Berthas especially. A splendid assortment of styles and materials i dative John ¥. Miller, and the nel t Oc cluding Bertha collars of fancy nets and shadow | each week new models of tion was sent to the White How f —Bramley style vestees of plain and barred organdie, House Aprons, and Frocks are by Postmaster General New Tuesday. as well as tailored models in t e and linen—Bramley style collar Cc a a featured offering. What It fs believed that President Harding ||) and cuff sets of fine batiste in beautiful eyelet patterns or tailored Homans vould enjoy th s . 2 sets of atiste yelet pa if f —icaibigororeeen | Dikedes woman but would enjoy the will resubmit Perkins’ namé to th styles of linen with lace edging. Clowely* woven Dress Per cales in a large assortment of | preparation of a meal when Stunning Deauville Scarfs in the voguish E t 9 Cc patterns and colorings—Tuxedo and Bra Med Huck Towels with and very ab- 2 inches, to Begin Work'| Charles M. Perkins, newly appoint: | e4 postmaster for Seattle, was pre-| paring to fake over the duties of his Office Wednesday. Perkins was chosen by Represen- Apron Thursday:at The Grote-Rankin Co. . Dress Percales eats Thursday is Apron Mid-Month Sale of Special Day at Grote-Rankin's, and Housewares Ironing Boards $2.95 Troning Boards on solid senate next December in the form of & recess appointment, Perkins has been {n the postal| xervice for the past 33 years, enter- ||| attractive patterns, in ight attractively attired in dne of and dark shades. 36 Inches these aprons? 2 wide, : Ps var ny eer style collapsible stands, 3-leg “nll short babe diaa ghee nA tere collars and collar and cuff sets made of beautiful em- i At $1.95 style; large size. When: officlally relieved of his du-| broidery, nets and Venise laces. llars and vestees in the new fish- Mercerized sd ties, Edgar Battle, postmaster here since 1913, will visit relatives in Texas, Evangelist to Tho Wild Irish Rosa model ple- tured at right—a dainty checked Table Cloths percale, beautifully embroidered on Special the front, sleeves and pockets, Ans other new model in crepe in many ay ctive colors, eliminates the ‘ nished Mercerized in a good range inches. Floor net effects, laces and embroid and the more conservative and tailored styles of vestees in linen, ratine and corded silks, in colors and white, A Included in this group are smartly tailored linen t $1.75 vestees in tuxedo styles—round neck with cuffs of white linen with panel trimmings of Venise laces or white linen trimmed with black—washable satins finished with wide hemstitching—Bertha collars in a variety of widths and patterns in- cluding Spanish, Oriental, Valenciennes and Venise laces — round ne collars and sets, to be worn on sweaters or dr made of embroidered pongee, linens, organd with dainty laces—as well as the popular and se: campus tie. Chopping Boards 19c These oval shape, hard- wood Chopping Boards which a thrifty housewife finds indispensable. Rolling Pins 23c The necessary Rolling Pin of hardwood, with loose han- dies, which make it very convenient. geles, who has been conducting unton | || evangelistic services for the churches in address more than 1,00 tist Young People at th’ rally, next Friday evening, at 7:45 p. m., at the First Baptist church. | ‘Attendance and efficiency banners | will bo awarded to tho respective | winners at tho rally, Miss Mildred | Bridge, soprano; Kenneth Lyman, | pianist, and the famous negro Mount Zion quartet will be added attrac. large in colors and white, d fine nets combined yiceable new Deauville St. Clair Ranges Special $72.75 Brooms 69c Fine selected Corn Brooms tions on the program, Mr. Alvin Rev. EB. G. Boughtin, of Los An-| ’ . G-hole, polished tops which my " rE Westin, newly elected president of ‘And besides these are require’ no’ bigoking-ofull ‘else with four rows of stitching, the Seattle Baptist Young People's A Fr 1 iainch oven—duplex grates smooth handles and nicely urtion, will be chairman. A live song many other beautifu burn wood or conl—heavy The Black-Eyed Susan finished. eee. wee. ea models of real laces and 8 linings—sanitary log : “y : toe eS oe grange A ; ; guaranteed oven ther model—pictured at left—an Mail Boxes $1 25 Perennials to Be attractive metallics in mometer large, clean unusually attractive style of ‘ Y, ‘ han, porcelain trimmed splash: ; style 0 ‘ Discussion Topic our Neckwear Section, ey Rie dadeniin dal Wastin sateen with novel waistline, Well suai Maes . ranging in prices from closet—extra, large drop door in patchwork éffect and the amel boxes with name place, $2.25 to $20.00. same clever trimming on. the stove pipe. Gardens, Rainier Beach division, will meet at the Emerson school Friday —First Floor Ad ea akan I tol sleeves and collar—a very be- Egg Beaters 59c evening, eee ai aecree ction are mado coming as well as practical Ladd Egg Beaters, large At at ncdalh tid a atecee gg Parts may be style. Other models in crepe, size, made of steel, with Mra. F. W. Chriswell will preside, All at any time, f ry i Rainier district is taking arn active Nalcded tke cehe imported ginghams and eight beaters. Fine for Breeeeer on roe Sones movement, Mid-Month Salo at this spe sateens—all new models not “whipping” the a as a tecas ata aA alt cial price of 872.75. shown before, well as “beating” the eggs. Reig OR SRE AL OA: idvat —Basement Store —Secand Moor Basement Store | rainbow was seen here on @ rainy | Bent