The Seattle Star Newspaper, August 3, 1923, Page 5

1928 THE SEATTLE STAR eB 923, j "FRIDAY, AUGUST me venient Payments - * A si ar rae Capa celed Harding’s Career One {anes sure of Uphill Struggles],,...¥trs i gcnce FURNITURE Co. INC. =~) GRUNBAUM BROS ‘ing, sixth chief executive t mada _ "e. BETWEEN PIKE : INR A ‘ me 9 ‘ep ‘ |] die during his term of office a, we Bee Ae ean tie AND PINS \Bought Marion Star at Sheriff's Sale,’ sss sts's*sn trongent La ee Lost and Regained It nt the capita » aay be Warren Gamattet Harding, 29th) phys Harding's boyhood passed ee president of the United States, fur-]At 14 he was more than six feet youth pee bane 18s months and five He w nishes American history with atti} tall-a lanky, un q tr Hurding entered Onto || 1 her example of a country uraing entered Oho |) ine igth prosident Leake eae werner ae Wee Abraham Lincoln a thay an academ 2 log cabin birthplace to the highest | 1, haw since parsed out of existence, || helms shot by office in the land It was at college that Mardis rot Ford'y theater, 14 Wa The values in this sale of Men’s Shirts are Born of poor parents, Harding| his first newspaper experiencd in ed. |] Apri 14, 1660. Ho w just as good today as on the opening day of the made his way thru school and ool |iting a colle me paper: = also wee re aN ee sale, and the assortments are good, too. The sale ; loge, fought an uphill battle to be-| worked in the village printshep ‘ lied all through has been replete with satisfaction. + finished hin college course|| tember 19, 1681, after — bel & successful newspaper pub: Lard sft ; : } 17, In 1884|] ehot by an axsasain, July 2. He isher, gained leadership in Ohlo/{y 1882 when he wa . [_ PS = f : } state polities, became a United! his family moved to Marlon, O, and || Was the 20th president SES . GROUP No. 1 : States senator and finally was elect>| Harding went, toc William MeKinicy was shot ; ed chief executive of the nation. | mauGHT SCHOOL, while viaiticig® the temple: of TRY, SSS > Shirts of woven and printed Madras, , Harding was bora In a tworoom | 4xy) READ LAW musie at the Buffalo exposition =“ in sizes 14 to 17. Splendid values at ; log cabin on iy grandfather's) “\; sarion Harding followed three|| September 14, 1901, He was the ; farm near Blooming Grove, Morrow | 1), county, O. ¥ 26th president , of uotivityhe taught a coun ’ : . Ae school, rend law and played ¢ President Harding has served 3 for $3.85 His fathe ron. Haré:|trn in the town band! only two years, four months and ; |ing: was a lelan whose | Hut Harding's heart was in news| | 38 day GROUP No. 2 GROUP No. 3 GROUP No. 4 Me) ‘ wan sn Macs ga Pioreed | Bret ah clan ed poate’ th Madras Fabrics, with fi- Shirts of English Broad- Silk mixed shirts of ie = to work In the fields to support Hs ion Dally Star 1 san ber stripes; 2 Soiesette cloth in plain gray, tan Broadeloth and La i?) DISPOSAL SALE js family ‘There arp halt a dozen storion of CABINET WILL . cloth shirts. Sizes 14 to and white, Sizes 14 to Jerz mixtures. Sizes 14 = His mother, Phoebe Elisabesh/iow Harding came {nto possersion Dickerson Harding, now dead) Wa | of tne paper, but thin a hometoving, hard-working Wom | io. py Harding himself tere! AID COOLIDGE| 8 iicaate® OO rice OS, ye of Rebuilt Ranges an of deep religious convictions. |" ine star, a necond:rate paper, was| SAN FRANCISCO, Aug, 3.—Mem WOOD AND COAL RANGES a SUE chastoention Tamu’ | cate UCR fang ‘at wert enles|hele’ge Pedbldene Birdie’ anid, . py due 20p $75.00 € Quick Meal Ran s49.50 } ST Ttanting’s father secured control of|45 are here will accede to. the Bath ung Caps Re uced to 39¢ 189.80 édole Hiliecicepeces 46,00 | Taeat of eight] “aanding found himseit editor ang|wish of his succestor, Pr A aplendid assortment of attractive atyles, Buy Boys ; e (4 ie | ‘ poser > 74 “Pivteasl oe irae gin apes Bel si “ racid og aol bag a “aR ee! HY ba! 2 on sale in our Drug Sundries Section, a 5. hole s y ed to Caledonia, O., a neigh: t not for long, A Jt ent WAS | 1. on. . = $44.50 Ghole ‘ } Tiboring village rt agninst some of the | POCONO ; . Main Floor-——— School Knickers rv } $49.50 Royal Quality indues with reservoir , He grew into a boy of powerful | property Harding's father had traded) “8 ® itive Of fori and ¢ Thes val Cold C Vy Ik = $49.60 Pacitlc Chie Range Tl physique ‘and beca tralty a|for thé paper and Warren lost con:|the cabinet members would neatrical Cold Cream, 14 |b } $30.50 Maple Range He | trot Ipected to submit their rester Theatrical Cold Cream, 1 Ib.. Today = } $8350 @hole Stewart Range WAS FIRED BY to the new president ic Talcum Powder, assorted brand: § $5650 éhole Value a i a DEMOCRATIC EDITOR ‘ e 4 Stillman’s Freckle Cream aye } svery| Tlecourawed, he went to work at {him to make any changes in his é t Main Floor—Rear 5 $4 reg : tight Out of Every) Discouraged, he w tig x ugh aad fatatly* We “Wegeiea® “Seale Madame Scossa Freckle + Sers0 Range. Hundred Women ihiccpl held ils Revelation; [pce FoWdeH SPECIAL—100 f ; 3 , FB. Pinkham I SPE airs 0 ‘ : j : ee Kolynos Tooth Paste ‘ yehs ; pairs } $22.50 4 GAS RANGES $15.00 | Lisi ‘to thelt 4 f t tte heigh ain hk jeiaten bapenadgloated vo Colgate’s Tooth Paste.... 4 .10¢ to gone quality wool mixed 22.50 4. pse Gas Coo! ‘ he peculiar to the a | campaign at Its height a jlately upon summit Tah if it + t $ HE50 4durner Reliable Gas Cook. scceccererees GP LRGO } |lefited by It © | maryslous iy was an ardent supp 4 hat he Geaired al Mr. Hard Certified Hand Lotions . . Soa Sipe itd ath Rahs full i 2 $32.50 r Jewel Gas Cook seers deM15.00 § [| record for any tne to hold!| Piiine, the republican . can partment ,heads to stand Colgate’s Cold Cream, jar ined and finished with S $19.50 Reliable Gas Cook wn cneh ange -- $13.00 } [/Over 60,000 women replied to alan. 4 wore @ Blaine h e Assumption is that he Toilet Water, a bottle. $1. 00 ‘and up to 59. 00 taped seams. Sizes 7 to $22.50 r Clark Jewel Gas Cook : : 15.00 } | ques p recently went OU BY | Work. mocratic boss dis missed | Wan is them to help him carry out 17, in brown, gray and ae $19.50 4:burner Detroit Jewel Gas Cook. ... $13.00 |the Lydia &. Pinkham Medicine Co., | him the Harding polictes a 3 blue mixtures. Special, a 4 $39.50 4-burner 26.00 Mass., 9$ per cent of) Harding wold insurance & | ay uJ rips us a a $47.50 4-durner $ae'cd finitely’ stated that they | op pints in the band | as Kilog GT E lastic Girdles and Corsets paire.'...... .... $1.59 $32.40 4burner Dangier Gas Range..... «+++ $22.50 ; OIL COOK STOVES benefited or restored to} tand w health by this old-fashioned root | Ha: fand herb medicine. This is a most | agr f mar daughter, For y would not speak to Special at $1.95 CORDUROY KNICK newspaper, de $24.50 Zburner Florence Oil Cook Stove (cab. top)....818.50 wonderful record for efficiency, and | elded to t ar back again. |" Ay soon ne the Upper Main Floor ERS—The splendid $24.50 4-burner Perfection Oil Cook Stove m $18.50 shoyld induce every Woman who| Harding had $100. Warwick bor-| " fan Te ANCE sale ludes Rhodesa, War value offered in this br i $32.60 f-burner Quick Meal with cabinet top, Ol suffers from any allment peculiar to | rowed CLEARS NCE sale inc udes Rhodesa, Warner, sortment of 240 pairs is } Cook Stove . Bye; . $24.50 her sex to give it a fair trial.—ad. | Later Royal Worcester and W. B. C , made of the result of an exceed- ner Hon Ami Cook Stove ose $9.50 | burner Florence Oil Cook Stove. ...-..+..+.--. $10.05 all good bargains. vertisement | Late pink and white coutil, in a range of sizes from 22 to ingly good purchase. K 36, but not each size in every style. These corsets They are made of heavy in Marion oNOR sk ral age sold at much higher prices, and there are about quality corduroy and Harding began ‘paying arden Ter as ve moe elect 100 corsets only, it will be to your advantage to shop | have taped seams. Sizes court to Mins Kling despite the ob Pe OF 5 undies a lew on Saturday. 7 rg ri ae | fection of the banker who told his nt governor of Ohio, His term saturday, : i to 17. pair. . $1.95 ended in 1906 In 1910 he ran for THE GIRDLE assortment is made up of 100 pink wi ERE wae | deteated elastic models and includes sizes 28 to 34. But Harding had steadily deen < n state politics 4 United He She" important ua’ fontens Oi Refiners Will |Klan Wizard Sued ats out the war : Ps 4 | When the republican national con Not Quit Producing on Libel Charge ‘Bladder Tro vention was deadlocked at Ch! i OKLAHOMA CITY, Okla, Aug. HOUSTON, Texas, Aug. 3.—H. in 1920, Harding was picked rs in the Oklahoma ofl|w, Hyans, imperial wizard of the OR SEVERE KIDNEY PAINS the fitted Wo bring harmo: to agree | icy Klux Klan, today was made de-| No matter how tong or badly you are |to the differing republican factio: » in Chicago recently to fendant in a sult for $100,000 dam. | *ffected, take HOMODYNE CAPSULES. He was nominated for the presi + a meawery In most cages th t lke magic and la es for thelr prod-|ages brought by George Kimbro, Jr..| make the worst sufferers forget tame | In November, 1920, Harding was|uct, a survey showed today, With|who alleged the kian official had|ever nad Diadder and kidney -dlstress electe resident by a tr by acnal ‘ ; m lint t Dp) HOMODYNE CAPSULES give sure and | eiseted “pre by a tremendous the exception of two plants the re-| intended to bring him into “public | HONODINE CAPSULES give, suet majority on a platform opposing |fineries were running to capacity. | scandal, Infamy and disgrace.” The] fan. geil’ your friends whe eutfen ee | the league of nations and pledging ed contracts on hand were/sult resulted from an interview] they will reile worst cases. HOMO- jettorta to re-establish ormalcy” |civen .as the reason for failure to| with Evans published in the Hous-|DYNE CaPsu are for sale at Swift —a term which Harding ‘coined | cjoso down lton Press. Drag Con ane ornee Ace he Jand which since has been widely ; 5 ; sii STORE HOURS 8:30 A. M. TO 6 P. M. MANY BARGAINS IN ODD LIV ROOM FURNITURE. ‘G ROOM AND BED- SEE WINDOWS daughter tho strugs tor “never would amount to an thing.” bs Harding built a home and in 1891/8 Grunbaum Bros. Furniture Co. p remnonenreerees a, | not respon = 4 ng was a man of more than| helght—he was well over nix | feet tall. Hix head wns large, set on |a pair of maasive shoulders. His | hair was tron gray and thin on top. PANA, Ill, Aug. Beaten back | from rescue by the flames, Arthur |Melling had to stand and see his | child n burned to death by the fire | that destroyed hts home VICTORIA SHOE SHOP WILL CLOSE ITS DOORS FOREVER NEXT THURSDAY PRICES HAVE BEEN CUT and SLASHED | AS WE ARE DETERMINED TO SELL EVERY PAIR.OF SHOES AT ONCE BLACK SATIN PUMPS KID OXFORDS ETC. Black Kid Strap Pumps, a Black and Brown Lace M., Aug 3.—Two loaded were found in a crow’s| Attention, Ford Owners! | A WONDERFUL SALE OF HEWITT CORD TIRES a Gt Makar ein ao ret. BLO. } What's in the Air PROGRAM FOR FRIDAY, AUGUST 3 (Revived Schedule) KHQ—(360 meters)—Silent KFIY — (285 meters) —7:30 to $30 p.m. KFHR — (270 meters) — 2:30 to 3:30 p. m KFIC—(263 meters)—4 to & and 8:30 to 9:30 p. m. LADIES’ SHOES ‘» 9 XFO RDS An odd lot of Ladies’ Low and High Shoes in all styles, now on sale at 50c CHILDREN’S SHOES regular $2.50 to $3.50 now on sale at Some price for these’ high-quality Tires. “HEWITT TIRES” prove best to buy as the miles go by. 4, HEWITT CORD Gray INNER TUBES, sale price...... Don’t miss this sale. You Ford owners, get busy. nel leather, white ete. Now The Pate 30x38 Oxfords, also Black Satin THE Pain Pumps. Thousands of pairs to choose from. Now 9 SPECIAL! WHITE KING WASHING MACHINE SOAP, 2 pkgs. for... .25¢ FREE! One bar of Toilet Soap or Shopping Bag with each purchase. For every household use, with or without a washing machine, “it takes so little.” Demonstration in Basement by factery representative. LATEST STYLES PUMPS and OXFORDS Several thousand pairs $5 of Ladies’ newest style a Pumps and Oxfords will be closed out at Good Digestion, Active Liver, easy, regular bowels; no griping, no nensene uae IMPROVED ELECTRIC CURLING IRONS RUBBER-TIRED SCOOTERS Very Specially Priced MORE THAN $700,000 IN ASSETS APPROVED BY THE THE PAIR Regular $5.25 A practical outdoor toy; has 10.inch disc wheels and finished “in red. A splendid buy. 8 SPECIAL AT $1.19 Specially fine for waving or curling bobbed hair, Guaranteed one year, No phone or C. 0. D, orders. Special Sale of High-Grade Fishing Rods at 1-3 Less Than the Regular Price $1.33 $7.50 VALUES at.. +H eg $8.50 VALUES at 4.0 $10.00 VALUES at. $6.50 V 8 at....... seeee reece eee BABS NGLE EGG HOOKS, regular Tide, ean at, per dozen...........89¢ $2.00 Allcock’s Genuine English Dry Flies, on pennel hooks, spe: Ey cial at, dozen... 6.6... $1.35 ec TIE Your choice of gray hackle, TA brown hackle, royal Coachman (2p eee and many others. Se rege State Insurance Com- missioner Stand Behind the Policies of Title Insurance Issued by This Modern, Upto: Date Title Insurance Com pany NOTICE TO MERCHANTS STOCK AND FIXTURES TO BE SOLD AT AUCTION! On Friday, August 10, at 10:30 2, m., the balance of this stock will be sold as a whole at Public Auction, ‘The fixtures also will be sold ynder separate auction at the same time at our place of business. B. LEVY, Auctioneer BOYS’ SHOES GIRLS’ SHOES Boys’ and Girls’ Shoes in all sizes, a sensational bar- gain at $2.25 THE PAIR SILK HOSIERY Ladies’ regular $1,50 Silk Hosiery 1° THe Pain patent Oxfords, Of this sum, $150,000 In government honds and first’ mortgages on im- proved real estate is al- ways kept on deposit with the state treasurer as a permanent guaranty fund. Why be content with an opinion on your title when we Issue an absolute guarantee, protecting you against forgery or other fatal defects of title, and also against cost of litiga- tion if title is attacked? WASHINGTON TITLE INSURANCE COMPANY “Under State Supervision” ASSETS MONE TH $700,000 SILK HOSIERY Ladies’ Silk Hosiery Reg. $2.50 and $3.00 15 THH PAI