The Seattle Star Newspaper, January 14, 1924, Page 5

ps lea MONDAY JANUARY 14, tee. Easy } } Terms i ; “Tomorrow Last Day of EXTRAORDINARY | JANUARY SALE | MORROW sees the end of the greatest January Sale in the history of Grunbaum Bros.’ Furniture Co. Hundreds of bargains have been added to make this, the last day, the biggest and best of all. Buy early. Have your purchases added to your charge account, You may open a charge account with any purchase of these January Sale items. Brass Beds One-Third Off Our complete stock consisting of full size, 3-4 and single size Brass Beds is offered tomorrow at just } one-third off the regular prices. These genuine Brass + Beds are known nationally for their quality and beauty. Liberal Credit |GRUNBAUM BROS | FURNITURE CO, INC, SIXTH AVE., BETWEEN PIKE AND PINE { TYPICAL PRICE REDUCTIONS $30.50 Brass Beds. One-third aaa Brass Beds— gy One-third ott..... 997.00 $36.00 Brass Beds— ee" $24.00 9i-"""$18.50 | DOZENS OF OTHERS AT EQUALLY DRASTIC REDUCTIONS $20. 50 CONGOLEUM RUGS An extremely fortunate purchase enables us to offer 85 Gold Seal Con- goleum Rugs and 25 of another make. Annan oppriga arena paranoia $ Full 6x9-ft. size, $ and in a pleasing } variety of patterns. : These are all first $ quality—not sec- { onds. SPECIAL 25 high-grade Felt-Base Rugs, 7-6x9 size, good assortment of a $5 50 patterns. Extra special at $6.65 GRUNBAUM BROS. FURNITURE CO., INC. ost, 18. f a stick of dy mite. He lighte ¢ fuse, but the | e didn’t go off. ¥ he | | pickea it up to see why, It ¢ ied | lin his hand, which was blown off |above the wrist. Boy Loses Hand in Blast of Dynantite | HOOD RIVER, Ore., Jan. 14. \Mail Plane Burns, _ Aviator Injured PORTLAND, Ore. Davia, aviator, ia Hfrom painful b ay recovering received when a bydroairplane intended for use in| | Today | MHA tn-0222 ORPHEUN VAUDEVILLE ‘Twlee Dally—290-$ 115 B. C. HILLIAM AND COMPANY “Hi liamesques of 1923" the Alaska mail service was dé Jean Sothern [PANTAGES] Barrett and Canncen NATOR” FORD From Michigan Greatest Little Show on Earth IRVING'S IMPERIAL MIDGETS MASON and K in “MATIIED? Bertin The Withats Fubles Toples of the Day 2 fi heatra EXTRA! . We bought a Seattle factory’s odds and ends of Cut Glass Goblets, Sherbets, Wines, Champagnes and Tumblers. Tuesday we are passing these extraordinary values along “3 BIG LOTS IN ASSORTED FANCY CUTTINGS 10c Each 15c Each 25c Each Don’t miss this wonderful sale. (None delivered.) Luther Tool Grinders FIBER FRANCO BEAM Focusiag Flashlight for the mechanle or home Complete with battery and Edison use, equipped with fast Mazda lamp (non-short cireuit); has fiber cutting stone; a big value case trimmed in nickel for Tuesday at Rome A special value at Highest Grade All-Copper Tea Kettles Made of solid copper and heavily nickeled; co $1.49 IMPORTED WOOD Salt Boxes Complete 1 with cover; en handle; 6-quart size is an most handy in the kitchen unusually good buy Tue al will keep your salt clean day at I ind dry, Very special at p The Largest Complete Homefurnishing Store in the Northwest ee | |aaphyxiated February 8 under Ne Jan, 14—R. J Mats Daily 2:30. Eve 1-0, Eve S0e, Mai 30e | ¢} THE SHATTLE STAR CAS VICTIMS — PARK BOARD'S WAITING FATE CHIEF IS nEAD| tiindatars Resigned as the| Robert M. Dyer Called After, Death Date Nears Short IlIness Robert M. Dyer, president of the and of the Washington Automobile club, CARSON Cr Jon, Id 1 fan Fran} park board, iret men in| cisco, who are to be th: died at America to be executed by the lethal xan method, selvon to thelr fate. ' have resigned ‘them-|a three weeks’ ilnens, Jatricken with apoplexy in the office Dr. . and was un Tho two prisoners, scheduled to be|ot his physiclan, Horton, December | Yada’s new lethal gas Law, have given | consclous for up thelr | fight; apparentiy: with! th or had been ar 1904, when hé came here from Chicago of their rane have bece nt to all that in ahead since of thom, For the last several, days neither | of the two has hardly left hin cot In the condemned row at the | steretary-treasurer and vice stato _penite acconiing to/dent, when he retired, He necepte have eaten |« position on thé park board the same seent to be | ye lected president of| aiting the © When the} th will lu n into thelr | Nelther man, however, | club, D u Delta fraternity ani They sloep| the Phi I a Phi, He is survived his widow, Mra, Mary Y, & Dredging | »,. Where he remained until 1921 aa! the Puget Sound Bridge prison “attachen. Th but little talked leas a 5 member of the Arcti breakdown nd night | by of stone and have an in-| Cascadia ave,, d to make tt tight. | s B. Dyer, M4th aye. 8. ‘oblem of the best form of|and Robert ,L. er, a atudent at gas to be used still is puzaling offi-|the Annapoiis Naval academy te Chemist H, 1. Dinsmore Fune ervices will be held from on for hig recommen. | Bo dertaking par ih Dr. WL A Mount Ba . will pref NEW BILL HITS WEALTHY WETS | Measure Would Make Rich| and Poor Obey Law Dyer and two noni forma of polnon gas oped during the war been rejected. TWO SUICIDES UNSUCCESSFUL Tho wuleide and a woman we attempts of a man | frustrated Sun: | fil, reo | WASHINGTON, Kvale Jan. 14.—Repre Minnesota, Vol r, haw introduced a hibition effective for well as the poor, It pre Motore helped internal gallon on FALL RTS. PANIC orate “BLE ECT STATE ar befor {bu the n nmittes. he fall of Hebberd se 1920 until last Sat hose mentioned to fill Heb STUDENT HERO | ws Loca ira da _OF WAR DIES , a rian East thru the Mi idle W. e r the midwin and instructive trip, | 22,801 Arrests i in P rtland i in | Year! Anonymous Tip Is Not Arrest Cause * “tt PORTI » 0 n. 14.—B Sind ABY'S COLDS 1 in are soon “nipped in the bud” ; , 1 without “dosi ce A) use of — j o } 1 MIS VAPO K us PAT Million Jare Used Yearly Musicians Support Postai Wage Raise INSURANCE es of varying proportion, 7 FIRE LIFE ACCIDENT AUTOMOBILE An come Arrange Funeral for Mrs. Douglas excellent in awaits men and n thoroughly lified to sell and E. 1 F rite insurance The Wilson Course that training. Monday and Thur: Posses Hunt for Fleeing Convict C HIEF | Western | the Providence hospital Sunday after Mr. Dyer was|]) George M.! days | ont of Seattle | ecopt a position with|}| presi | | RHODES DEPARTMENT STORE The Second Day Will See Many New Garments in the Final January Clearance COATS Fur Trimmed Sport and Dress Models at Remarkable Reductions $57.50 | | $21.65 | DRESSES in Afternoon, Evening and Street Styles to Sell at SUITS A Most Unusual Offer of Fur Trimmed Suits of Rich Vellona Materials Just One Group! Our Regular Line of Winter Millinery at \/, Price For Tuesday our Milli- nery Department offers all of our higher grade Winter Millinery at half price. If you are looking for values, look here! 14,000 Yards of New Laces to Sell a 5c Yard at Or 12-yard bolts at 55c From a New York importer comes this ship- ment of select Laces obtained through a very favorable purchase and on which our patrons are to benefit in a very economical price. Laces in this shipment include Imitations of Filet, Cliny and Torchons. ably Ambng the good assortments o find t you can expect beading edges, art r service e Dept will be given by an increased Jept.—Upper Main Floor Father. as much as anyone needs f p SCOTTS AV? EMULSION Drugs are not needed to spur on lagging energy. Scott’s, pleasant to take, creates energy, efficiency. Scott & Bowne, Bloomfield, NJ. 23-61 Deputy Coroner Quits |’ ' William J. Tiffin, deputy coroner, | coroner, ss ny. Howard E. |maker repair it, Next Liberty theater, |- Advertisement U.S.NAVY YARD BREMERTON—CHARLESTON —PORT ORCHARD Take Kust Steamers at Colmes If you value your we let a watch- | DR. 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