The Seattle Star Newspaper, July 11, 1923, Page 5

WEDNESDAY, JULY 11, 1928 | The Largest Com; lete Homefurnishing Store i he ] ~ July Clearance Sale At Grunbaum Bros, July Clear ance Sale hundreds are avail ing themselves of this extraor dinary opportunity to furnish their entire home on these con venient payment terms, and at the drastic - reductions in departments, all rt $ 50.00 RCHASE, ® 2. I $1.00 8 75.00 | HASE 8100.00 PURCHASE $150.00 PURCHAS! $200.00 PURCHASE 00 HASH 8300.00 {CHA $35.00 Down, 84,00 113 Rebuilt Ranges — Cut to 12" ~ for the July Clearance Sale! N LESS THAN 8 DAYS, we confidently believe, Stoves on Ami cut to give satisfactory service. Extra liberal, convenient every Range will be sold at this tremendous price Every rez is carefully rebuilt and guaranteed payments. Wood and Coal Ranges Rang $10.25 $6.75 . 86.75 © Bon Ami Act Cook Stove $8.25 $9.25 Regular $245.00 Velour Over- $ 75 stuffed 3-Piece Living Room 1 8 3 Suite, Clearance Sale Price. . ANY beautiful patterns and colors in high-grade velours are offered at this harp reduction during this Clearance Sale only. Beauty and Quality are $ BUILT INTO this lovable furniture. Grunbaum Bros. Furniture Co. SIXTH AVE. BETWEEN PIKE AND PINE made DR. EDWIN J. BROWN’'S DENTAL OFFICES 196 Columbia St Seattle's Leading Dentht fer More Than 21 Piles Can Be Cured Without Surgery An instructive book has been pub- lished by Dr. A 8. McCleary, the noted rectal specialist of Kansas City. This book telts now sufferers from Piles can be quickly and easily cured without the use of knife, scia- sors, “hot” iron, electricity or an other cutting or ning method, without confinement to bed and no hospital bilis to pay. The method has| been a success for twenty-four years and in more than eight thousand | cases. ‘The book is sent postpaid free to persons afflicted with piles or other rectal troubles who clip this item and mail it with name and ad- dress to Dr. McCleary, 647 Parkvie Sanitarium, Kansas City, Mo,—Ad. vertisement. San Francisco Car remerton-Charleston- Port Orchard Take Vast Steamers at Colman Doek REG aly, 6:30 AUTOMOBILE F Seattle to Bremerton 5, 9:20, 11:30 A, M., > OM AKES'SHOES:BRIGHT— KEEPS LEATHER RIGHT The smart shine—the every-day shine for thrifty people who know that it's the little things that count big. Black,Tan, White,Ox-blood, Brown The SHINOLA Home Set is a household neces- sity. Makes family shoe shining easy, quick, and economical. Genuine bristle, dauber, and big lamb's wool ‘polisher. Sees nor age “The Shine. for Mine!’ Line Receipts Grow THE SEATTLE STAR Indian Folk Tales How Coyote Killed a Monster. The Monster Swallowed Him. But He Managed to Get Free. Editor's Note.—This ts the S5th of a neries of folk tale big t of Puget Sound Indians written for Tho Star by Erna Gunther (Mrs, Leslie Spier, wife of the assistant professor of anthropology at the state university, and herself an an thropologist), All of the stories to follow in this series were obtained by the writer 'm her many visits to Northwest tribes, BY ERNA GUNTHER was a great monater, Deseka, |!t and jump ¢ minute As soon all rushed t r e great/cavern ope 8 denly they saw the daylight and the new the mouth was open, They jumped out f ‘ not jump fa ountains, | s living on tt anit Every time Coyote swung over, Another rope broke utente tee || LOWLY PRUNE WILL war bel Gotie ui ileet ene BE LIFTED TO’ THE the monsters uth the lat rope|| HEIGHTS OF CLASS broke and Coyote fell Into De Bo Ida, J 11,—Thou- reka's stomach. ands of dollars in hard cash t b r on be stomach he Now Tom Can Sleep But First He Smashed Many Windows Like liquid it cleans furnture, | automobiles, linole- um, woodwork—pol- WE GIVE YOU Absolute safety. | Your money when you need it. A faifveturn of earnings—and a service that is sure to please you, Your money is loaned to home own- ers on the best security, from the best people in the best country in the world. $1 to $5,000 Accepted E SAVING SOCIATIO ishes to @ lustrous | ————__——___—. THE RHODES ©0. For Final Clearance—Thursday Ribbons | Women’s Gloves Main Floor Main Floor Taffeta Ribbons Imported Suede Gloves $3.95 19¢ 16-button length Suede Gloves in French gray and champagne colors, with 3 pearl clasps at wrist and 1 Paris point backs, Priced for clearance at $3.05 a 64% to | pair, A yard, 19¢. Novelty Ribbons | Imported Kid Gauntlets $2.95 | Imported Kid Gauntlets in white, brown, russet and navy. These have been greatly reduced for rapid clearance. A pair, $2.95. mood cise easortment. | Imported Kid Gloves $1.95 iy One-clasp style Imported Kid Gloves in brown, Brocade Ribbons beaver, black and white, are priced for speedy clear- $1.69 ance at $1.95 a pair. Silk Gloves clasp Novelty Fabric Gauntlets; to 11% inches tn 5 and white 1, $1.69. Reduced Ribbon Garters Heavy Silk Gloves : pret ty} oe abric Gloves o: 37c Pair y AOR ERE 1 Ribbon Rosettes | DaintyLaceTrimmings 39c Pair | Upper Main Floor sade ot Russian Filet Laces $1.98 Yard ink and blu Hand-made Russian Filet, 12 to 24 inches w in cream color, nd Imitation hand-made, 18 inches wi 4 ream and colors, Wrist Watch Special for clearance at, a yard, $1.98. hg 3 Litgicle f Russian Filet Laces, 24 inches wide, te e inches wide and in cream 10c a ength S aror el color only. Priced for quick an of dur at, a yard, i | clearance, a yard, 69¢. able qu and col : . 8. A length, 10¢, nioveny._ Hesieaes Sacra Embroidery Baby Floune- mai aa daca sae ings, 27 inches wide and of Shell Bag Frames | ‘ iwi : Swiss embroidery, A yard, 79 be WA) . 7Be and 95¢. ic | ; collar edgings © Embroidery Flouncings for petticoats. These are 12 inches wide. For clearance at, a@ yard, 25¢. Voliva Pays One . nance appr $400 to pay for | the c Cent for Libel | 26,000 souvenir passee on the city’s | lines on Fi UST take your shoes off and then put those weary; Concert ereedey Delicious in flavor, Wienposr testicle all es has so ad pete always uniform tte ieee cr Wednesd kd beach in quality. 1 ; } There's nothing like “TIZ." ‘ MUTUAL I It’s the only remedy that draws ping. Step, With CREAMERY CO. | | ff ost sll the poisons and acids ‘all . “Bl e Serving 11 Western States | foot torture, Dn aR TaGT | A few cents buys a box of 1 di Lam- BUTTER \ “TIZ" at any drug or depart. CHEESE ICE. | ment store—don’t wait. Abt EGGS CREAM |) how gled your feet“get: how comfortable your shoes feel. from ‘Songs 0 100 32-PIECE WHITE AND GOLD , COTTAGE OR BUNGALOW DINNER SETS Priced exceptionally low for % Thursday’s selling at Hee $4.49 A splendid buy. neh Plates 6 Teas and Saucers 1 7Ainch Baker nch Plates 6 Fruits 1 8inch Dish SPECIAL—SET OF SIX CUPS AND SAUCERS (to match set)... $1 49 SEATTLE BE SURE TO TAKE ADVANTAGE OF OUR GOLD MEDAL CAMP Half-Price Sale of Pocket Knives : Your cholce of any Pocket Knife in the store at coTs (Single) HALF PRICE. EXTRA LOW- 500 Knives i D reduced to 25c CED AT ... For real comfort while in camp. Frames ibe Knives 38c are made of hardwood, metal reinforced; reduced to covered with heavy grade brown canvas; $1.00 Knives 50 folds vu y to carry. Special Thursday reduced to.. DUC] J at $3.69, Cherry Stoners, Rotary Type, Very Special at $1.49 Removes the stones without crushing the fruit; has easy rotary movement and automatic feed, ‘E TALL JELLY GLASSES, SPECIAL, dozen. ...39¢ Tight-fitting, lacquered covers. | SPECIAL—PAROWAX, 3 LBS. FOR 25c