The Seattle Star Newspaper, August 17, 1923, Page 5

FRIDAY, AUGUST 17, 1923, GR FURNITURE CO. INC. SIXTH AVE, BETWEEN PIKE AND PINE C UNBAUM- BROS —_— —= ps wae | Ee, De ———_E Meet Mr. Amos, Folks! National Authority on Oven Cooking and Canning PECIAL arrangements have been made so that hundreds may hear easily, and watch Mr. Amos cook a whole meal at one time in one oven, The newest and easiest method of canning fruit and vegetables will also be explained. The meal will be placed in the oven at 11 A. M. and taken out promptly at 2 P. M. QUICK MEAL Gas Ranges are equipped with the famous Lorain Oven Heat Regulator, which will cook an entire meal perfectly and safely while you age downtown shopping or out motoring. QUICK MEAL Ranges priced from..... 864.50 to 8135.00 Get rid of your old stove or range as part payment Have Your Eyes Examined Where Your Glasses Are Made It’s as important to keep your glasses adjusted as to get the correct test. This service free. We do all of the above for the one moderate inclusive Convenient Payments | een ARMS OF DEATH Seeks Refuge in Embrace of Suicide Mother MARSHFIELD, Or Aug terday afternoon by the coroner, who investigated the death The young « jo had quarreled the to kill herself husband wrested it moved the and the wife s¢ fle, saying she was go! Her from her, re shells and searched the ed that and then ad mother ad crawled and cried itself BULL FIGHTS IN FRANCE HALTED |Maddened Animal Cause of Grandstand Collapse PARIS, Aug. 15.—The traditional amateur bull fight in the Forq be held again, aut y, following Wednesday in which four persons were killed and 12 seriously injured when an infuriated bull leaped the bar rier and caused a stampede among spectators The bull fight was part of the jes with which the istrict always had Assump at walen sof. ¢ dye and ment the bull chemical patents A dtrine the tent the drugs on} ar jo after Dr. Moses | as (bride. They we: after he leaped into t fe |in the ec amateur bull Ing thelr attac the highest tie People rushed for { seats and the ‘ if al mm 10 COUNCIL TAKES afell rn) mt ROSS’ REPORT A long drawn-out controversy as |to the proper type of equipment to be used in distributing the city Skagit current was ended Thursday } when the city council adopted a re | port from J. D. Ross, superintendent | of lighting, favoring the city’s prea. lent 26,000 voltage system. A pro rom the Electrical Crafts union urged the adoption of the 33.000 7 system, but Ross sald this cost the city $45,000,000 event GATELYS CREDIT CLOTHING CO. Men’s and Boys’ Apparel Exclusively ! Men’s and Young Men’s and Boys’ Two-Pants Suits | These excellent suits demand * | pe ae because ot ow es rat which mi : they are offered. All the season's best , styles in single and double breasteds Nor- folks, sports and con servative models. The materials are the popular worsted cassimeres, chevlots and tweeds in large assortment of patterns including cheeks, stripes and mixtures, of absolute ur money $40 Boys’ Two-Trouser Suits, $10 - $15 Boys’ Sport Shoes $2.75 rubbs match; lace $2.75 “Dress Well—Never Miss the Money” Strictly One Price—Cash or Charge! r rs, extra: heavy trimmed with ankle to 6; and; boys’ size Others at $2.00 OUR TERMS ARE $2,00 WEEKLY OR $10.00 MONTHLY STRAW HATS—HALF-PRICE Suits 1427 FIFTH AVENUE Between Pike and Union Streets * (2 Pant Suits Tt has years sand has type for the new Cushman aite power plant,” Rosa informed the council. Duchess May Hunt PARIS, Aug. 17.—The Dowager as D'Uzes has been aw right to hunt wolves in trict without special permission FANNY FINDS BEAUTY, BUT LOSES NOSE THAT BROUGHT HER BIG PAY While EW YORK, Aug. 17- 4N clipping pleces from Brice’s nose yesterday, doctors may have un snipped future salary from the comedienne “ET can hire stage beauties $50 a week. I wanted B to be a laugh producer,” Flo Ziegfeld 1s credited with re- markt in a displeased tone, commenting the operation Fanny, her head swathed in bandages and ordered to remain in bed for a time, sald: BABY SLEEPS IN You 8 . 1 fo 1 and used it left b Marian Mayes for her husband, a weer, When she committed suicide with his hunting rifle, Details of | the tragedy were brought here ye Wolves Any Time “" “I would suggest that sur. geons use rubber tools.’ Sho Is at Atla An unusual o construct Miss Brice's nose said to be a complete su —anything except Hillott 1549 Too Hot to Eat Salads and dainty sandwiches made appetite regaling and nourishing with GOLD MEDAL | Mayonnaise The tangy, teasy, tantalizing taste of GOLD MEDAL is so distinctive, PROGRAM FOR FRIDAY, bobbed hair; will AUGUST 17 Made of 29-incl nv: not burn the hair, | so different, so much better, that once KFIC—4 to 5 p. 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Women’s Coats and Capes Second Floor 27 Beautiful, better grade Coats and Capes of Poiret Twills, Veldynes, Fashona and Silks in browns, grays, tan and black have been grouped, regardless of form- er prices, and are to be offered in a final great clearance Saturday at $32.50 each, y include the following: 1 garment, formerly $125.00 7 garments, formerly $65.00 2 garments, formerly $98.50 5 garments, formerly $69.50 ss 2 garments, formerly $55.00 garments, form 9.6 3 garments, formerly: $59.60 8 eatnente actoerty 9488 1 garment, formerly $76.00 1 garment, formerly $69.50 $14.95 nd Capes of Pol nd Orman Silk Capes in black only, and Coats of twill black an 16 to 40. cords and velour in navy and Pekin blue. Sizes are all small. Priced for final clearance. § garments, formerly $34.75 9 garments, formerly $29.50 & garments, formerly $24.50 Boys Big School Special! Dr. Louis Freedman and his bride WILMINGTON, Del., 17 The dramatic offer made by Dr Louls Freedman, Aug. Jeltter of these compounds which 1 I stand here ready to con-| to take it Into system as proof.” made, ‘on the eve of his |"ume any amount my own Judge Morris did not require such wedding day, to take the drugs he compounded as a court test in ex 4 to play an important part in to a test, and Dr. Freedman in ly hurried to iding the government's suit New York | | | | | t of continuou $11.85! Boys’ Dept—Main Floor Rear The time has arrived—the opportunity is yours—with school days only two weeks away! 100 Two-Knicker Suits of excellent wool ma- terials in brown, gray, blue and green mix- tures. They range in sizes from 7 to 18 years, Coats are full alpaca lined and both pairs of trousers are also full lined. Away they go at n mow st will of the 100 exhibits months for y ‘*Dokkies’ ’’ Convention 11.85 each! Be sure to be downtown on e aturday. is in Portland Nears End) 47 Salts foray $1650 — Tee heat = | 8 Suits formerly $13.95 Initiation of 1,000 Tyros Will Be Feature of Tonight’s Program; Session Successful 17 Suits formerly $13.50 ntal bands: First EXCEPTIONAL SAVINGS IN FISHING TACKLE WOMAN WILL $1.25 TROLLING RIGS 98 ie | ASSIST POLES) Consists of 84-ft. line, set of flashers and spoons. epee of nickel or brass. fF ile | ‘Ade, Ateent. tt MARTIN’S AUTOMATIC REELS, special ............... $3.69 Tf | ¢ of four war work- | GEM OILED SILK LINES, 10 yards, special .............. 19¢_ i} sherri areata magnon Hack Coen 50 ALLCOCK’S DOUBLE GUT FLY LEADERS —6 foot, with with each bi | and, sel 4 for an American to the ltraining in public health nursing} extra loOp—Ot oo sk ioh de cceas www see ce eae wash 29¢ thru scholarships of the Rockefeller | $1.50 Alleock’s Common Flies, special, dozen... .98¢ whic 2 ‘apeue! p eka Aa ra Your choice of Brown and Gray Hackle, Coachman, Yellow May, named thru succ as jus rance, where she | Jungle Lock and many others. to the n cted © return- | n her career} ker among her to War hospital niry solution claim that ¢ chosen for thelr qualifica y, and not because of the! in the STEEL COASTER WAGON WHEELS PRICED LOW AT 49c ce of 14 or 16 Nurses | z held a lower post SPECIAL $1.69 (Larger size than one pictured) nd drill health the Mans- awards were A Drill team First, El Wa-| field, ©., child health demonstration. kodis. temple, Milwaukee, Wis. a midan temple, i Ohio: Serves 5 Months hee for 15-Foot Ride! CO, Aug. 17,—John | ed from jail yester ing five months on| stealing a joy ride in| Choic %-inch; 16 extra heavy $1.00 values. Specl amy 5,000 Bars of Toilet Soap on Sale Saturday 5c Bar Meetaiset i Your Choice of Four Popular Brands OUYEOR SORESt CREME OIL CASTILE = BB woor soap FLAkes SC Bar maxtwe eLuiorr WALL TENTS Attractively Priced 7x7 8-ounce, regular $10.45, Special at $8.19 h sizes; rim a Boils, toasts and fries; is guaranteed one year. excellent buy. An charges of | Jan airplane Colt D crisp, cold, cooling aide lasted Gale Ae fest. | lane squatting | Collier, mech ana Marina of its 1 In and started meronaut was ¢ vail, Was jatlo 1 for trial today « SPECIAL—GUARANTEED Electric Curlers 98¢c Especially fine for waving and curling petting on | walking across a window | What's in the Air No. 55 Goodrich Bicycle Tires ‘ Special at $1.69 Best quality, red, non-skid tires—for use on 28- inch rim. SPECIAL—MONOGRAM OIL—(MEDIUM) 5 GALLONS $4.69 On sale Saturday only. 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