The Seattle Star Newspaper, October 10, 1923, Page 16

al ‘| TLIVING ROOMS FURNISHINGS — PAGE 4 THE SEATTLE STAR er Copyright, American Homes Bureau, (THE ELECTRIC DINING TABLE] STOCK SHOW = BARNS FILLED Everett Affair Will Be Suc- cess This Year Living Room Is Shrine of the American Home So-Called Spiritual Desert of Jazz Age VERETT, Oct w business in Westerr is back on the mag entrie Wednesday me Pacific Lave Btock w, opening a K.Mott park here Thuraday, the show iMyatra’ : with | d ated acce *p. ‘ PNM | overflowing and the erect room w ‘ y - 7 2 . 100-foot & © entries a t three times rs first vent of which th ready entered, will feature this year's program, Seventysfive | riding and driving horse for the arena, Several far hands are on the lists and all clanses nd breeds are represented from y draft animals to 18 words jon Shetland ponies from the ws Says Money | “| Is Not All the fireplace « K. C, B. Is Dubious| Arcanum Council Realtors.to Adopt mount Berth whers 9 ins About Success | Opens Thursday | New Constitution) ,.")." , artenent | Durning the s fire in z 1 E. Kropf, ; eat Vesta, tb ct ¢ mr t. 1 iam > the p care the old days whe ‘ 1 cit of the order If the 1 of the Seattle new f Mie comfort and th at’ tt wha Kenneth'C. Beaton, wide le Thursday. The three Seattle | Seek Arbitration 100 Negroes Flee by t . equip cite acl om t- | cou Ir Wednesday * Pi Tent for ke in trim. |tie uewspapermian talking. And he |to welcome thelr chief and initiate « of Flood Claims) From Their Homes craftsmen |iarge clang of car tes. The cati| 4 Proposal to arbitrate the claim: PITTSBURG, Pa. Oct. 10—One i in ‘8. | hundred negroes left their homes in 14 | 8% lsnued by C. B, Fitegerald Co4| Stowe township today, following a - _— Vin- | y Completely Equipped for Preparing the Breakfast | ——|tered. ‘The » former Minnesota | show and there are te I * amociation| many ¢ Most @ the swine, | anum, will arrive In Seat. | * neu jopt neep and cattle are from Washing tution ¢ but « few have been brought in weekly 1 sh Columbia, according to Thursday noo ceeretary, The show ship drive committee wi DOF evening. Assistant District damage ad ty tebe dt na tier would ror " a eae é Attorneys to Quit 2°". al the bellows, or break wing re] Reyne es os ; toc ra} Coals with the poke ; i decseg. Irlarity: a Wolfe snetet1 f MANTELS CAN BE : ; : rd; Ihe Lent dlstssak attelines : EASILY DECORATED pad and contented |and. renume private pe OTTAWA, Ont. Oct e hearth fire be real-| lived vember was made Tuesday live stock made importar old-fashioned rm dp coming into its own. It ix quently of marble, but may, be Very charmingly OF designed. TO CLEAN SI Remove all bi if vemetables that may have. esca the sink strainer |with a small ve usa g. 0 tur ion will take effect on N n Canad of ‘circumstances ie y thateve rt 1, and Moriarity’s on No.jtween 1911 and 1 j jooks after fools-and children pro-| vember 20, C. T. MeKinnay, secre. | acricultural census figures issued by| with broom: e." |tary to Judge Jeremiah Neterer and | the Dominion bureau of statistics. Of] scalding water, shake out and hang Beaton ‘occupied a seat of, honor |federal court crier, may succeed to/ tho tdtal of 2.610.609 hors ap under @ Muge scissors and pencil,/one of the Vacancies, according to|ada in 1921, the report « bt eb aa the. Press club’ emblem. Mayor | District Attorney ‘Thomas Revelle, | or 12-2 per cent, were p' FRESH BUTTER "| Brown sat.on one.aide and John FP.) —————-———— ————/| was an Increame of 44 cent for] Gians.cayeted comtainera ‘are beat | Dore, club pResident, on the other.) the decade. Purebred cattle num: | for butter an Aheyokeep it fresh and | Bhi ta ceatru Both made short take, asedid L } bene. 296, a rease in ten | sweet, The. glass, In non-abecrutng| ¥ 0 E } ; B, Steadman, D. B. Trefethen. H. A.| Of 2,198,319 land is’ omeily cleaned, @etracts nothing fr: . , > | Cc W. Dwight Mead, John P <4 ee : Ze *% | | Between them as the ere classed 0% @ue to the hearth if 1. Ro. 3 In case tural design has | > ss MIRROR CLEANER forfeited + e, the read: 4 s be . ° Prepisaccks) Whiting, applied on a cloth that lamp may be «a 1 substitu ‘y a * has been moistened with a few With similar social effect. Tom Thurlby, . |drops of wood alcohol or water, A A. Batwell, ceeniorer | “ Regarding tion of furnt- -* . ~ m . ° » | maken an excellent cleaner for a } Re tee tne tivin tla $s L. Kennedy and C KITCHEN CLEANLINESS sate Roeewat Scald and air ahs wife must watch Rosewater, nirr ere 81,148] compared WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 10, iv. SECOND AVENUE AND UNIVERSITY STREET Full Stocks and Splendid Selections in Nairns’ Linoleum Inlaid and Printed We have in our stock a com- plete assortment of patterns in all grades. Inlaid Lino- leum priced, $1.50 $1.75 $2.50 a square yard. Printed Linoleum at $1.15 and $1.25 a square yard. -—— Special PABCOLIN felt-base floor covering, 59¢ a square yard. (We do not lay felt-base floor coverings.) Extra Quality Room-Size Rugs In our Rug Section we feature Bigelow-Hartford Worsted Wilton Rugs The Highest Quality Made by Any Manufacturer, In beautiful designs and colorings. Bigelow Ispahan Worsted Wiltons in size 9x12, are priced $135. Other sizes are priced in proportion. Bigelow-Hartford Saxony, the famous Loom - Tufted Rugs, in size 9x12, are $137. 9x12 Bigelow-Hart- ford Axminsters are $55. i If you are in need of rugs you cannot afford to miss seeing these. The quality insures satisfaction. —Fourth Floor, Fraser-Paterson Co, — ringe and she can have her up all metal cloths uned for She will be wise in m 1p all m Wevtral in tone so that she + SNOWSTORM IS REAL IN | pega geet cord crate. see Paper or val “ETERNAL STRUGGLE”) Piss serie painane ¥ and air the coffee | | would have delicious tae with woodwork. Just now, Alberta, was the scene of stantly. Then the corn loosens | fh woodwork leans toward the: an-| operations for the Reginald Barker! and comes out. Made in clear fique finish which Is quiet and dig. « on unit wi cently | liquid and in thin plasters. The Hifled, and.suggésts so! Ha eyed ,to Canada to thm action is the same. her walls in mind, the rnal Struggie,”” now show! At your druggist house will purchase the. Colisedm theater, Wishing to With restraint as her guiding star. antage of an ununually| DAVENPORT FIRST showfall reported in Banff, IN IMPORTANCE ‘or hurried to this district A few large’ pi age certain scenes for which More restful than y necessitates a snowstorm The simplest way to end acorn re so much t ber of small | + WOMAN'S HEALTH = x headaus s were established for work along the Athabasca river. | Among members of the company up | th were Earle Williams, ‘Renee * " . Adoree. Pat O'Malley, Pat Harnion | She Claims Lydia E. Pi ’s bona George Kuwa of the.cast; Percy legetal Compound i After | Hilbucn, chief cameram: y me hing Else F Ar jie Schenck, unit:manager. M. A. Gottstein Furniture Co. 1514-16 Second Avenue, Near Pike Home Beautiful Week! October 8 to 14 Let Your Thoughts Turn to Your Home Milwaukee, Wis.—‘‘I feel that I ‘Ought to let you knowabout my case. | id | given at the entertainment for the washing I was so run-down, just from having one ‘Church Will Give Play on Thursday Music and a one-act play, will: be} benefit of the funds for furnishings! | of the Mt. Baker Park Presbyterian | church in the chyrch parlors Thurs- Give to the home this week the careful consideration its tremen- dous influence on you and yours requires—the determining factor in the moulding of your children’s character. Within its walls are en- acted life’s pleasures and tragedies. It is the greatest of all of Am- erica’s institutions—the foundation of your happiness. LO Sond 8 lot | day; evening. and’| °"”: : . Noha ~~ ‘1 Wh Do You Enjoy the Homefurnishings You Are Now Living z QUIET NOOK | | With? Do They Reflect Your Character and Ideals? her I te ‘ ahd foe wonder : : A Two-Fold Service It is our pleasure to be a prominent factor in the home life of this commun- - and I feel wonder- | fully good now. I do every thing that | comes along, and we all take our | ° H M . | f } amv Saar ely lke In ome aking | WK ity. We have assisted in establishing Let this store help you so to fill your home hundreds of beautiful homes. Many with beauty and cheer that it will be the one more hundreds of homes have been place you will enjoy most of all to be—so that made more beautiful, more livable and feel just so. Iam thankful for what | the epstatie Compound has done | your friends will strengthen their friendship for more suited to their occupants by our you by loving more and more the atmosphere of services for my health and for my famil io IARY SAIECHECK, 944 28th St., ilwau your home—and so that the young folks may . * prefer home to the less desirable places of Tet us show you, especially during this week, how you may have your own kee, Wisconsin. Letters like these testify to the | value of the Vegetable Compound. amusement, comfortable and pleasing “Home Beau- tiful.” Our personally planned credit service, with a small amount as an initial payment and weekly or monthly payments ar- | ranged to suit your needs \ Hi and income, is offered to you \ in a friendly spirit of co- 4 operation. .This, together with our well known reputation and policy of fair treatment, with personal and cour- teous service and attention, are the reasons why so many thousands enjoy trading at Gottstein’s. ‘These women speak from the fullnesa | of their hearts. They describe as c rectly as they can their conditions: First, those symptoms that affected them most conspicuously; and later the disappearanceof those symptom ‘They are sincere expressions of grati- tude. For nearly fifty years Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound has been £0 praised by women, _ Our every effort is to be helpful in the selec- tion of furnishings and to make the payment for them as easy as possible. And may we leave this thought with you? No a bad how beautiful any home may be, the warmth provided by a good furnace makes it ‘AL OFFI 5 j cca | the more comfortable and enjoyable. Informa- en tion on furnaces gladly given, Leading Dentist DR. EDWIN J. BROWN’S This store will be open SATURDAY NIGHT, OCTOBER THE 13TH, FROM 7 TO 9 O'CLOCK, and we cordially Invite all who are interested in the “Home Beautiful” to visit us and view our displays, It will be our pleasure to receive you. You need not feel obligated, All are weloome, Backache, rheumatic yy : : ness and blurred vision ph. 4 toms of kidney trouble penaiae “ “ band had a bad bac alk, Stomach, Intestinal M. McCullough, 1 Pa, Ailments, ahhaneys % | he sat down he could hardly get up yd Bkin, | Hoar and then he would be drawn over to one side. He tried Foley Kidney am Jandilar Bae of wy che io they cured him.” Foley 1521-23 Second Ave: we We os ; {ey ured hm Po : ym la? 52 / Satlaalladiadas + Ogre Sty Wadner trouble --Advertisemeny, cs Ws $ A TORE AN is oneath if AN ham hm mth . nate )