The Seattle Star Newspaper, July 13, 1923, Page 5

FRIDAY, JULY SIXTH AVE, Open a Charge Account ; M*s* big inl bargain events These payment term. : are planned for Saturday—so be g §0.00 PURCHASE, ; sure to come. We can 8 75.00 PF RC HASE $ few here. In « $100.00 PF $ town tr Extr 8306.00 Dozens Upo BEDROOM HE smart Rocker during our July walnut finish with cane shown. ; Clearance Sale price .... hogany, othe charming sty » made to assure a quick selling. 20% SALE Beautiful Mahogany- Finished POSTER BEDS These very Special Price Reduc- tions are for a few days only: POSTER BED—Saie peice..3 1.79 “POSTER BED—Sale price. \O4.00 Regular $70.00 full size $56.00 $68.00 $98.00 POSTER BED—Sale Regular $85.00 full size POSTER BED—Sale price Regular $122.50 full size POSTER BED—Sale price price Dozens of Rebuilt Ranges, Sevaral Seed. Dees Gas F es and Oj! Stoves on sale Saturday at ONE- HALF PRICE. Grunbaum Bros. Faruiture Co. BETWEEN PIKE AND PINE sketched is one of attractive styles on sale at ONE- Clearance Sale. s, some in Ivory — Convenient Payments > prevail only during this sa 8 1.00 Down, 81.00 Week 8 3.00 Down, $1.25 Week Down. Week Down, We De Wee I 83.00 Week $15.00 Down, 84.00 Week n Dozens of ROCKERS One-Third Off the many THIRD OFF Of a beautiful slat back, as $7.35 and Ma- e Maple and Oak. Many seat and ured. This reduction was clearance for Saturday EXTRA SPECIAL BARGAINS Several Ove high-grade 3-Plec: Suites on sal ONE-HALF sale © aby: Ca ia gree A few high-grade Bedroom p Had a9 > Mm a np ing tin Rae ag All used Carriages at ONE HALF PRICE. HALF PRICE. duction will pre on Our com. eautiful Cedar Ington officials by Want Better Care for Disabled Vets | CHICAGO, July 13,—Use of one.| P: story als at old Camp Ross,| Prpomised immediate action k If the request is not met shortly eet rake val training station.) 1, tocal committee will take steps ape, Weeatme care for insane casts among mental cases among disabled war|lIilinois veterans at Cooke «County Veterans is being urged on Wash-' Psychopathic ‘hospital, temporarily: for the 5 said to have hospit by the government of! +, tives you a choice of 44 measured and controlled ovenheats for any kind of oven Home-canned Tomatoes Firm Enough for Salads IMATOES canned by the Lorain Oven Method retain their shape and firmness so perfectly you can use them for salads next winter. And they keep that fresh-from-the-garden taste. By the use of the LORAINS2:25 all fruits and vegetables are put up as easily as toma- toes. Little work—no “pot-watching”. Thousands of owners of Lorain-equipped Gas Ranges have used this method successfully for several years. Call and Get Your Free Canning Chart and See Our Heat Control Gax Manges RELIABLE Gas Ranges Seattle Lighting Company 1308 Fourth Avenue THE GAS CO, [ANGLIRON > CW Main 6767 West,| a committes ot] Husband Hides as w Caller Sees — : CHICAGO, July 13.—Cecil Scott hid behind a curtain to watch his wift receive C. THE AR [DEBUTANTE LIST GROWS _ | Miss E and Mrs, whose name elyn Gordon, has for the coming season, Editor's Note—This ls 36th of a series of folk tales of Puget Sound Indians, written for The Star by Erna Gunther (Mrs, Leslic Spier, wife of the assistant professor daughter of U. Peyton Gordon of Washington, D. C., been added to the list of capital debutante Indian Folk Tales The Story of the Girl Girl ; and Dogs How They Changed to Children And What Happened After That | S. District Attorney s the latest of anthropology at the state ) | ric university, and berself an an thropologist), All of the stories to follow in this series were obtained by the writer In her many visits to Northwest tribes. ‘ ad /Ammunition Supply park of fire under o on tho beach, The girl wa loge. At and played Witt e saw that ryday to elf and her she came ba the and. children cks hav ¢ clams. N. Nu t n hie beat | : | for the beach ns Nugent with » sr and’ also Me okt nd glb0' BIE. Hatial; bit d she walked around ever |the house and climbed on tho roc 5 ———| She loosened one of the boards just enough so that she could look in Men Argue for and side jogs wore lying around the i i fire as she had left them. One of Against Marriage them stirred and raid, “Has she m, 1 had an }last night and have been wanting to see you all day.” All right, What's the trou No ou have me now that you're engaged to a lo girl, I'll bet a flock of geese that you won't be leaving on a fish ing trip with the rest of the gang jthis summer.” right, oe. fon right here n see*Marie every ¢ |with th You're y vaca I'm spending in town so y. Loafing ng is all ve has it all over a fishing afraid of it. Well, old |man, we hate to lose you. Once a |man gets in the state you're in he |m well be dead, a» far as hin |men friends are concerned.” | “Oh, say now! It isn’t that bad, }I'm not leaving the club ri |see you fellows a lot.’ and | “I have my doubts Jold Ben. He was the life of the |party last summer. Now he's mar-| ried and wild horses wouldn't drag | |him from home, Only way to see | |him is to go to his home | “Yes, and when you don't you have the time of your |lite? You'd better Join the ranks | of the married men yourself. Say, | want you to meet a friend of| |Marie's—a fine girl.’ Look at poor | “All right. I've got to have a new sult vefore I smile at a nice girl, I'm going out tight now to| Cherry's and get that suit I've put | |} ff buying fo Becond ave | Spring, in the TF | just over the Pig'n Whi T hav a cha there and they give me six months to pay if 1 need it.”"-Adveytisement, sito building, | account unhappy hunch |. |whe had taken the de 4 to the nicest girl in| ~ | ha do go there They « And there ys and one girl, The n to dance around the fir mp and play Jike children «irl on the roof did not know what to think, “I want th dren,” she sald. 8) from the roof Before the children thrown them into the fire, Now the girl had with her four beautiful children EXTRACTION FREE DAILY (with other akg Our partial plate, which does not | cove’ roof of the mouth if you! or more teeth $5.0 $4.0 t of our present patronage is recommended by our early custom: ors, Ww work is still giving good satintn AND ur AND Examination free. OHIO DENLISTS Second Ave University § Open 9 to 6 Dally—O to 12 Sun All work guaranteed for 16 years, | Song Writer Dope * replied | Pests with powders, liquids or any up and | ¢xperimental preparations. | 2-02, box, 380 Seized by Canada at the Ca Whart yest dian Pa Rockefeller Visits His Old Home Town MORAVIA, N, Y., July 13. Moravia b Accompanied by three nurses and has | furmers THE RHODES co. -. PAGE 5 New Veilings 65c and $1.00 a Yd, Main Floor The French adds an Dot Ve air of distinction to * the dreamy street hat. 1 ts also used to advantage as a trimming for felt sport hats navy with silver with belge, purple with or chid, navy and black with red, navy and black; also flesh with jade or black white with black and black with Copenhagen, enticing p black, range come A Special Purchase 60 Children’ Wool Bathing Suits $2.45 Upper Main Floor An unusually fortunate and timely purchase en- ables us to offer this group of 60 youngsters’ bath- ing suits at the very low price of $2.45 each. They are well made wool suits with contrasting stripes from 28 to 34. They will early! s in blue, green and and belts. Sizes not last long, so Boys’ Outing Wear Maln Floor Khaki a par lace leg trousers $1.95 and $2.50 Khaki long straight leg. i shirts and blouses; $1.25 and 81.75 Khaki hats, each 75¢ Boys’ bathing suits of worsted yarn; well made and in various nizes Each ... Clearance of Women’s Circular Capes 40 women’s capes, of smart heather materiz checked and plaid patterns, circular. Special $1.95 Pair Men's Dept.—Main Floor Men’s khaki straight leg pants, sizes from 30 to 44, with varied leg lengths, and styled with leg cuffs and flapped hip pockets. Splen- did outing trousers that sold formerly for $2.50. Spe- cial Saturday at $1.95 a pair. Second Floor s, in tan and blue They have all been cut on the A leading attraction for Saturday at only........ Men’s Khaki Pants in a full range of $6.95 sti John Rockefeller came back to his old wn yesterday and passed out ral hundred dimes to old friends noes, who shook hands ¢ porch of the famous . Rockefelier re noon. arrived avin house, as do all the when they drive into town to ape! ink-spattered potato, be back for dinner.” He 1 Rocke! tween this village and Auburn spent some time walking about. the place and looking over scenes of his Lboyhood, old wooden house that he earned his first ALCUTTA, agen’ ers in the jute mills at Nalhati He registered c the day. desk He told the clerk pen back in the “that he would ing the motored out to the old ler home on Lake road be. He smart It was while living in this These | sons dollar July 13.—Soviet incited a strike of 13,000 work Wives of Workers NEW YORK, July 13—Owners of | beauty parlors whose clientele was! formerly confined to members of th months they have had an influx of] patrons of an entirely different ¢ carpenters, etc., that they frequent beauty shops attributed to the steadily mounting) wages Now Seek Beauty. set report that during recent” are wives of bricklayers, ma: in the building trades. » have but this made, the 1 being ar Peddler Sentenced leged accomp! three months STEARNS’ ELECTRIC PASTE is recognized as the naranteed exterminator for Cockroaches, Anta, Waterbugs, Rats and Mice, Don’t waste time trying to kill there Ready For Uso—Better Than Traps 15-p2. box, $1.50 SOLD EVERYWHERE | Real Estate Loans Lowest Rates No Commission We Make Monthly Payment Loans Annual, Semi-annual Payments and Straight Loans —whichever one suits your needs, best We give you the most liberal repayment priy- ileges known in the West. Washington Mutual Savings Bank 1101 Second Avenue ee bins Bargains From All Over te Store and Imported Knives a 50¢ Knives reduced to Tic Knives reduced to $1.00 Knives reduced to SALE OF RED RUBBER GARDEN HOS %inch Size, 50-foot Lengths, $7.48 Worth $10.00 This is the best hose you can buy at any price; Is a ond non-kinkable. corrugated moulded ; sunproof 50 KAMPKOOK 2-BURNER CAMP STOVES PRICED EXTRA LOW AT to operate, absolutely Regular price $6.50. Easy a suit Ro. 3 KAMDKNNK SET UD BUFFALO COASTER WAGONS Special for Saturda A regular $8.00 value. 16x38 or 18x40 inches. roller bearing auto wheels; adjustable A splenaid buy at $5.49. (Delivered in carton—easily set up) Bathing Suits) ai nin for every member of the family. Your choice of two sizes, body, trimmed in red; top and good brakes. all sizes. TORE HOURS: 8:30 A, M. TO 6 P. M ET KNIVES. Any Pocket Knife in one-half the regular price. GASOLINE $5.19 safe; Men’s and Ladies’ All- Wool Bathing Suits in beautiful color tions and plain shades; $5.95 and $6.50. Saturday ts the | BALL-MASON FRUIT HALF. PRICE JARS—1-Pint Size SALE of POCK: | VERY SPECIAL AT, DOZEN the store, in-] fruits, meats und vegetables so cluding Robeson, | as to retain their natural form Keen Kutter and flavor and color. 25¢ . 88¢ 50¢ BUY NOW (No. C. folds up like Small size..... Large size..... Strongly clean, woven be stained any shade. at $5.49 Has oak (double Capacity about 83¢. combina- kitchen, for serving, dish washing, etc. Priced at Mason Jars will preserve your with caps and fubbers) 0. O. orders) For Shopping or the Picnic Lunch IMPORTED. WILLOW BASKETS -25¢ -59¢ from white willow. C: SPECIAL VALUE um Utility Pans $1.50. Special for Saturday’s selling at — Most handy in the dh pre- mixing, ...69c (Complete lan handles) ; 12 quarts; regular —