The Seattle Star Newspaper, February 8, 1924, Page 5

® GRUNBAUM BROS ON ICE BRIDGE FURNITURE Co. INC. Report Safety After Ride AVENUE Down River on Floe The terms are in PAGE 5 DEPARTMENT STORE ‘HE SEATTLE STAR ry) ae ° ik ‘ Fighting Blast Flames Firemen Carrying Hose Into Walker Build- ing Following Explosion SAE psd 2 oa ere 1 Ke ee SRS SIXTH BETWEEN PIKE AND PINE Last Day QUEBEC Spring Hats of Distinction $10.00 rues In the our February Sale of Better combinations of new ideas for Spring . 4 Millinery a numerable other: you find in thi with tore, are Datir silk fascinating traw crown brims and_in- Ferries truly vehi ter Various feather, flower and embroid ations are artistically used in trimmi bridge formed in the path of boat makes dally ps between Que Many perac colors include beige, brown, green, black, blue, and Layt rose and gray in all the new hues, ns took advantage of thus formed fo t passay over on feo first time the Flower Trimmings A n undetermined number were came a warn he rushing of the waters and tho i of tho foo. From both sho: at once t bridge separated with a terri port and d with peed down tho river. Hindus Make Dope; Agents Declare Wa PORTLAND, Org., ¥ Feder Include wreaths, clusters r " Sugle pleces, 4 s. Waen tere materials and co cal bine ‘ 95¢ to com Second Floor Women’s Coats for Clearance $28.65 Among the many splendid buys offered during the past few weeks in our Apparel Department, you will find this group of 50 Coats priced very special at $28.65, to be an outstanding feature; one to take im- mediate advantage of. g war on the ma narcotics by Hit ‘ dus method is said t be the outcome of ent brew 1 from the boiling Stock at | |/:u=" Every Lamp in a Clean-out Price Literally hundreds of lamps to choose from. back or reserved. Take your unrestricted cholce at a price means many dollars saving. Below are a few price you an idea of the great drastic reductions in effect $26.50 Lamps . .$21.20 $22.50 Lamps . .$18.00 $18.50 Lamps . .$14.80 $15.75 Lamps . .$12.60 $14.75 Lamps . .$11.80 Others at the same big savings. Lots as low as $7.60. BOVRIL ALL SHADES AT THE SAME BIG REDUCTIONS | |) Aoviil. Grunbaum Bros. Furniture Co. Jand ats rablo poppy seed ls grown 4 Here the Hir pods at $2 a sack, and bring forth a ™ the ean BOVRIL contains the goodness of beef : . In the assortment are plain and fur- trimmed sport and dress models of beautiful velvety fabrics, plush, heather mixtures and novelty checked and_ striped DOWN coatings. Sizes are in a broken line. PUTS ANY LAMP IN YOUR HOME. PAY TRE BALANCE AS YoU WANT. Women’s Apparel Dept. Second Floor t only in itself a food. assintance BOVRIL | but is of similation of other food Ask for Children’s Chamoisette Gloves 50c a pair A new spring shipment of Chamol one-clasp in white, covert, mode and gray. A pair, 5O¢. Women's Glove Dept. Main Floor A New Shipment of Girls’ Coats and Capes Spring Styles in Vivid Smartness Just in from the East— this noteworthy display of Girls’ and Misses’ Coats and Capes, smartly de- signed of high-grade coating materials in shad- ow stripes, plaids and plain colors. and at soda | fountains. a An explosion of a still is declared by federal dry men and the police to be responsible for the fire which gutted the} Walker building at First ave. and Main st. Thursday after- noon with a loss of $40,000, The remains of the still were | found after the fire. | Photo by Price @ Carter, Star Staff Photographers STILL BLAST STARTS ” BIG DOWN-TOWN FIRE | Mishandiing of a still, alleged to]as to shatter windows in the build- have been used in extracting alco-|ing and blew glass fragments for | hol from medicated preparation,| hundreds of feet. The blaze rapidly | is believed to have caused an ¢x-| spread from the second floor, where! plosion and fire which gutted three/the still was located, to the third stories of the Walker building, First] and fourth, and for half an hour }ave. S. at Main st. shortly after 2} masses of flames and dense clouds jo’clock Thursday afternoon, accord-| of smoke spurted from both the ling to federal dry men and police,| front and rear windows, | who Inspected the premisen after! No one wan reported injured, al- |the fierce blaze had been subdued. | tno peveral firemen had closo calls N.,)in fighting the flames. A squad of| $2.00 FOR YOUR OLD ELECTRIC IRON When applied on the purchase of a new Universal “WRINKLE PROOF” ELECTRIC IRON Universal Iron, complete with Cord and Stand ... .$6.75 Allowance on your old iron Lae 6 2POS Cac You only $4.75 for a new Unive ron Don't Miss This Extraordinary Offer National Mazda Lamps at} |“FLAPPER” ELECTRIC CURLERS _———. New Reduced Prices | | @'",,,Sesci"! There are garments in gray, fawn, tan and as- sorted plaid combinations. Sizes 7 to 14 for girls and sizes 18, 15 and 17 for Misses. The Cape sketched is from this group priced at $9.95, $12.50, $17.50 and $24.50 each. Upper Main Floor ‘A Valentine Candy Special Chocolate Creams 1 Lb. Box 39c Hand dipped Dark Choco- Inte covered soft Creams in five assorted flavors and packed in neat box, 1. Ib. WALDA 4 North- for Saturday ie at iF | 0 “@inch Kraueter Combination Pliers. 98c ver with 3 See Sak ...$1.98 .25¢ Regular $1.60, Bits. Special .. 5, 5%, 6inch “Special Slim” Files. Special, 3 for . DRY LIMEand SULPHUR FOR SPRAYING 35c Lb. PUZZLE PEG I pkg. Very | Barney Lustig, 1502 16th a’ H {said to be proprietor of the An escellent value; equipped with long cord and 2-vlece at- tachment plug; will not burn the hair. TOOLS SPECIALLY PRICED i. -) Special . Special . “Brillo” Aluminum Utensil Cleaner and Pol- isher. Has no equal. Large size 19c special .. s Game —a wonderful puzzle. Will provide con- tingous and wholesome Gym Pants . Gym pair Lace - Climax Bricklayers’ Tape. Special Old Copper and Dull Lock Sets. Brass Le Page's Glue, pint size. Guest Ivory Soap A splendid size for the face and hands CARTON OF 12 Spectal Saturday 49c Continuous Spray Pumps +++. $1.00 Onion Sets, Ib...........15¢ Kentucky Blue Grass ...50¢ Dutch White Clover Gymnasium : Supplies At Low Prices Gym Pants ..65¢ Gym Shirts ..60¢ - 81.25 Shoes, +++ $1.50 to-the - Toe Shoes, pair $3.75 Made of extra heavy tin, white enameled with gold lettering. Covers have strong hinges and clasps. Set consists of containers for Bread, Flour, Sugar, Cake, Tea and Coffee. Special Saturday $2.69 western Drug Co., who had rented the space where the still was found, had not been located by po- |Mce early Friday. | The explosion was of such force Lan Bi a cektien ss aie ies Reduce Goitre in 7 Days jeniargement of the thyroid gland, to| |troubles, I will send you a $1 treatment| of my famous Thyogland remedy, post- Liberal offer fo L. HM. CARVER, 416. Baltimore Bidg., Kansas City, Mo—Ad- | vertinement. | nates DRINK WATER TO. HELP WASH OUT KIDNEY POISON | | | | When your kidneys hurt and your |back feels sore don't get scared and} proceed to load your stoma lot of drugs that excite th and irritate the entire urinary tract, Keep your kidneys clean like you keep your bowels clean, by flushing them with a mild, harmless salts which helps to remove the body's urinous waste and stimulates them to their normal activity, The fune. tion of the kidneys is to filter the blood, In 24 hours they strain from it 500 grains of acid and waste, so we can readily understand the vital importance of keeping the kid. jneys active. | Drink lots of good water—you can't drink too much; also get from any pharmacist about four ounces lof Jad Salts; take a tablespoonful in a glass of water before breuktast cach morning for a few days and your kidneys may then act fine. This famous salts is made from the Jacid of grapes and lemon juice, com. bined with lithia, and has been used for years to help clean and stimu. late clogged kidneys; also to neu ltralize the acids in the system so |they are no longer a source of irri- tation, thus often relieving bladder | weakness. | Jad Salts ts inexpensive; cannot Jinjure; makes a delightful efferves. Jcent lithia-water drink, which every. ene should take now and then to jhelp keep their kidneys clean ant lactive. Try this; also keep up the water drinking, and’ no doybt you | will wonder what became of your |kidney trouble and backache. By all means have your physician ex. police were forced to rope off the streets to keep the crowd, which grew into thousands, outside the danger zone. With the were found a quantity of bottles containing labels for “Alco-Primo,” which bore directions for its use in baths and for external massage. The alcoholic content of the mix- ture is 92. per cent, according to tho label. Dry officials expressed the opinion that tho still had been used to extract the alcohol. The building 1s owned by the Puget Mill Co. ‘The damago to the building and to property in the building will approxt- mate $40,000, it Is estimated, NEW LONDON, Conn., Feb. 8§—Dr, Henry Crosby Emery, internationally known economist, died of pneumonia aboard the steamship President Lin- coln, ¢ from Shanghai to San ‘ancisco, according to a radio for- warded his sister, Mrs. Frances G. | Allison, in Providence, R. I., today. The body was buried at sea. DR, J. R. Free Examination BEST$2,5(0 GLassEs ON BARTH We are one of the few optical stores in the Northwest that really grind lenses from start to finish, and We are the only one in 1ATTLE—ON FIRST AVE, amination free by graduate. op- etrist. Glasses not prescribed unless absolutely necessary, —* amine your kidneys at last twice a year.—Advertisement BINYON OPTICAL CO. 1116 FIRST AVE, remnants of tho still! net. 39¢ Saturday only! Voting Christian Duty, Says Lundin “The Duty of the Christian Citizen Jain, candidate for mayor, before uni- versity students at the campus Y. M. C. A. at noon Tuesda: Imprisoned for Pension Forgery For forging the name of his father to a government pension can Legion evening. check, Ray 8S. Ford was sentenced to serve five years at McNiel Island penitentiary and to pay a fine of $1,500 by Federal Judge E. EB. Cush- man Thursday. Flower Fanciers Hear 2 Addresses W. W. Henry, King county agri- in the Coming Election” was to be | cultural agent, and W. A. Irwin ad- the topic of an address by Alfred Lun-| dressed the monthly meeting of the pattle Dahlia society in the Ameri- club Yeoms Thursday REA agnin, “Phere must be a re: does the trick. Tires on Cre Let Us Be Your Headquarters Ford Coll Points, patr Champion X Plugs . Folberth Automatic Swipe . 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