The Seattle Star Newspaper, February 12, 1924, Page 5

d ee LUESDAY FEBRUARY 12, 1924 THE SEATTLE STAR | a PULP MILL IS Rum Dispensers Steal " GRUNBAUM BROS PROPOSED HERE| Dry Agent’s Flivver; SIXTH AVENUE, BEIWEEN PIKE AND PINE ie hihi Noe eo He Grabs Them Afoot WY “Advance Showing | {uot | aky, Seaburn Brawn, na wae Draperies : na fi el 55 AGED SOLDIER - | ANSWERS CALL er re | Saw Service in Three Wars i _Gar of Seottinwa nab Including Last Conflict Carpe mu su A pNOTs (0OT BOTHELL INN : ar mv tn Lusty Yells of Proprietor cage PB ager ee a 1904 because Rout Tobacco Thieves | wax main lay aan sect j |, Taree blahwaymen a on. the Be ‘: ” Timber Tract will - Ant the " Sa. yd, only.. tity of to i aigh Gligite, $a teary Fey 9 teams ne Lacey tract of tim Lieut. Henry Moss Bou f Lake Crescent, on the : ; haste to ape the three men| | Olympic 1 be opened killed in action during ; awoke M gen, the proprietor, |un and tga: ani |e amrewocHnon fa She « atippined ; G © * } no yelled loud 0 Ag “BI n 189 } Credit Easily Obtained | Peigtibartaprte rem aang da junced a eee ee in he an ; 2 |}the rout, of the thugs ° umber company 18.| naral arrangements will } | It is not a hard matter to open an account here, Select thems’ git Sato Jan euateras Bee a ati na retaie to: tan tc | mUned aatoe } | what you want, make a small initial. payment and arrange toward Bothell ated “ | drive the balance to suit YOUR convenience. bother or red tape. ‘That's alli—no Car $ || Roar Grunbaum Bros. Furniture Co. penn respe Phone your want ads to MAIn- results 0609 ‘and you will quickly for get [asvectisiog TAKE NO CHANCES BestforChest Colds. WITH THAT COLD and Sore Throat whatever you Elk: gists new! So quickly does it penctrate that it stops palin wherever located. Just rub it on for stiffness and for in- famed, sore, aching rheumatic joints, | Sore muscles, «strains and sprains.| Money back tf you don't say results ‘are simply astonishing. Try tt for i for neuralgia, lumbago and lapply ee cate} Ms. Cou 53 Warren St, N. i brane: more Victim Binined for Elevator Accident} are | to a coroner's sary whlch considered | the case Monday | ator was inexperienced, the Jury also | found, “Bills” Will Dance informal cabaret dance at the Elks’ | throat stuffed by nasty catarrh or a cold, destroying cream into your nostrils. It penetrates through every air pass. age, soothing inflamed, swollen mem- How good it feels. are open. A contractor and crew already ald \Dedicate ‘Chaves Meetings Slated Dedication week at West Presbyterian church. A ay party Tuesday night, com ‘ting the organization of the 7 years ago; a wom are at work. cleanness on the part of John #, 21, Frye & Co. employe, | killed in an elevator acel-| plant, was in Lod was church 27 | meeting Wednesday afternoon o'clock; prayer meoting on ‘Thurs |day night; a men's meeting Frida [night at 730, all in the old church, will be wome of the events of the week The elevator oper sand their ladies wilh hold.an :| Tobacco Stained Teeth ‘. and Howell at. Prof Edmond feany will deliver an address on summer youl will hear a lot 3 jelub Saturday night, it was al * 4 Days, ‘Old Ways and Old of sick yy “Last winter Away They Go Overnight — While | Hounced Tuesday, | Instantly Whitened | reitsn? one’ pianos i I ca a berg cold, and You Sleep—Good and Hot, but Jaleo speak. Rev. George L. Snively, Couldn't seem to get rid of it.” It Won't Blister ‘HEAD STUFFED BY New Safe Way of Tillnols, will assist Fe Don't take such chances yourself. A T. 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Druggists everywhere have it, but be sure you get the original Begy’s Tonic and Blood Enrichep | Musterive in the yellow box—20 and TTY struggling for breath. Get a small | §5* for Bleac! bottle of Ely’s Cream Balm from any | such « druggist. Colds and catarrh yield like magic. Don't stay stuffed up.| Relief ia sure.—Advertisement. At all good dealers | Swift Drug Co., Bartell D What's in the Air ‘ Tuesday, Feb. 12. KDZE—12:30 to 1:30 p. m. KFIC—3:20 to 4:30 p, m.; 8:30 to ® p. m. KFHR—4:20 to 5:30 p, m.; 6:30 to by! ! IT IS IMPERATIVE THAT OUR PATRONS DO NOT USE THE NEW TELEPHONE DIRECTORY —FEBRUARY ISSUE NOW BEING DE- LIVERED— UNTIL AFTER MIDNIGHT, FEBRUARY 16 This directory contains many changes in telephone numbers. Its use prior to midnight, Saturday, February 16, will result in wrong number connections causing serious inconvenience to yourself and others and interfering with the service generally. USE THE OLD DIRECTORY NTIL MIDNIGHT, FEBRUARY 16 8:30 p. m. KIR—6:30 to 6:15 p. m. 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You have pa read how Lydia E. | Pinkham’s nstable compound | helped Mrs. Hel ichardson. | it a trial after abe peegh re ith had ‘done for other women. For nearly fifty years Lydia BE. Pinkham’s Vege- table Compound has been doing good, Sunday an all-day meeting will be | RHODES DEPARTMENT STORE Today I Is Lincoln’s sali dace Born February 12, 1806 Pure Silk Umbrellas—Special $3.59 Each A Dependable Umbrella is an Important Accessory for these rainy days! Pure Silk Umbrellas with carved wood han- amber colored bakalite tips, with ferrules to match, and with substantial leather wrist straps. Loose-fold Umbrel in colors of brown, taupe, purple, green, red and blue. Priced very special for Wednes day, at $3.59 each. Umbrella Dept—Main Floor Women’s New Spring Gloves Attractive and Practical for Valentine Gi $1.25 a Pair Fabric style, two rows 35 Dresses Spotia $10.95 Special Street, Afternoon and Evening Styles Women’s best quality Gloves in two-clasp Extraordinary values are offered Wednesday in this group of 85 Dresses priced for quick disposal. Among them are crepe de chines, taffetas, georgettes, satins and wools in a broken line of sizes. Light and dark colors are well repre- sented in the assortment. Shop early as these will not last long at $10.95 each. Second Floor of two-toned em! and in beautiful §; oak, beige, A y on backs, shades of sable, fawn, sil $1.25. and medium gray pair, $1.50 a Pair Women’s bracelet strap Gauntlets with piping on the strap and con- This is a fine Fabrio Glove that comes in trasting gore. of oak, coffee and fawn $1.50 ao pair, Women’s Glove Dept.—Main Floor Boys’ Jersey Priced at Men’s Fiber Hose Special 39c or 8 pairs for $1.00 Men’s Fiber Hose with double heels and toes. These are in black, blue, cordovan, gray, white and Palm Beach; sizes 914 to 111%. Formerly 50c a pair. A splendid buy at 39¢—or 3 pairs for $1.00. Sweaters Special $2.25 Boys’ Jersey Sweaters with body stripes in all the desired school colors and combinations. Sizes range from 24 to 26, Priced special at $2.25 each. Boys’ Dept.—Main Floor Rear Men’s Medlicott light weight Wool Underwear, $2.65 a garment WEDNESDAY’S SPECIAL VALUES MIXING Engh Earthen Tea Pots BOWELS | =< used!” Special for Assorted styles and colors—in 5- and 6-cup sizes. Your choice Wednesday, 59¢. Wednesday selling: SET OF FOUR FOR 83¢ An exceptionally good buy; 4 handy sizes: 5-, 6, 7, #inch. Yellow glaced finish with neat brown and white bands, Cocoa Fiber Door Mats at a big saving: Measures 14x23 inches; made of high-grade India cocoa fiber; edges are strongly bound. CONTINUING! Our Big Sale of “Titan” Gray Mottled ENAMELED WARE A large assortment to choose from. Ex- traordinary values—at 4 LOW prices. 19¢ - 29¢ - 49¢ — 69¢ Save Plumbers’ Bills! 6-FT. SEWER SNAKE Special Wednesday: BRASS-FINISH EXTENSION CURTAIN RODS SPECIALLY PRICED ores ROUND— $1.98 regularly sells at $3.00 EWER AND — CLEANER—can A New Hotpoint TABLE STOVE —BOILS, TOASTS AND FRIES— The very thing for light housekeeping; heavily nickel-plated, with cool, ebonized handle; complete with cord—PRICED AT $4.75 (Made by the Edison Electric Appliance Co.)