The Seattle Star Newspaper, February 25, 1924, Page 5

Grunbaum Bros. Announce The Biggest Sale of Living-Room Rockers Ever Held in the Northwest Over 1,000 Rockers XTRA Special aS] a Week for this sale only $8.50 For this substantial wax-finish Rocker, ex- actly as pictu Auto seat, upholstered in genuine Spanish leath- er. Besides this style you will find many others at the low price stered spring auto se is only one of 7 at this special pric AUM-BR FURNITURE Co. INC. © of $12.50, 0S TH AVENUE, BETWEEN PIKE AND PINE ORE HOURS: Second Big Week of Our Anniversary Sale 32-Piece Faney White Semi-Porcelain COTTAGE OR BUNGALOW DINNER SETS Extra Special Tuesday at $3.19 PLAIN WHITE SEMLPORCELAIN CUPS (only}—3 for .. 250 INCH PLATES OATMEALS BOWLS JUGS ... SALT AND PEPPERS, pair . 25c A very soft and strong white tis- sue paper, made by the A. P. W. Paper Co. “WHIZ” Stove Polish HALP-PINT CAN 15¢c —SPECIAL Non-inflammable and will neither burn nor explode, and fn very economical. GLASS, CASTER cur | GLIDERS— ELECTRIC DOOR BELLS Special 49¢ iighenrnas DOOR BELL TRANSFORMERS Copper Bottom Wash Boilers Size 7—Special $1.69 A handy Boiler for light laundering; has stationary han- dies, copper bottom. An exceptional value at this low price. 10¢ PKGS. OF FLOWER SEEDS—SPECIAL—6 FOR 50¢ USE HYDRATED LIME TO SWEETEN UP THE GROUND-- LIQUID VENEER 12-ounce Hottle—Special 39¢ fakes old things look like en fin: Special Offer Old English Waxer Polisher 1-Ib. can of Old English Wax 1 Pint of Old English Brightener—all for $3.49 German Home Barber Shears—Special at 98¢ jollingen,” Germany—a very low pics for these GEN, LUDENDORFF TO BE TRIED Faces Treason Charge With Girl EATTLE STAR ‘mbryo Editress? | Determined to Enter poremnpuir Fields, Despite Advice a y, Adolf Hittler Bundy, Univer Lud . ; ishington 1 t r tr nt m nt, feeds pe Adolf 1 the job pre t ¢ ly and efficiently as the 2 ! f pr *|members of her printing “>: ay tof "bINtY | class, tho she intends to ee eae hi pound a typewriter. instead a eh i dointalas “oth ce of a linotype keyboard, de - > judges, w the war academy,| spite advice of professors & Ansemblag © than two per-| that women should leave the id / , Digckant the |newspaper businss to the J acade » be forbidden tonight jmen folks. Jorff and Hitter fre charged|—-Photo by Price & Carter, Sta Claim Camp Lewis Conditions Poor Would Issue Bond With Car Tokens Veteran Dies at G. A. R. Meeting &. Stevens, 80, a civil war 2613 Densmore . ever aA meeting of at the state ar tved by his wif Wants Army to Aid Prohi Enfo’ DENVE Noff, of Tex used to help en laws 4 of American sol: “Posiam ing. “It clear “Posiam “A little “Poslam drugeiets. SKIN-SUFF:RERS =" “It heals “It works quickly and surely.” learn to stapler and over my wk goes a long way.” “at all Bandits Use New Method to’ costs be Advert my “Pape's nine or “Pape's thirty-five | | Bandits Sunday night held up two men and © did of any weapon heir fist . nig oO e. 8. W., and by Breaks a Cold Right Up Take two tal hours until thre The first dose always gives relief. The second and third doses com. pletely break up the cold. and safe to take. Cold Compound.” a RS cents, Druggists ‘guar. | . antes it—Advertinement. | Start Whitman | Hold Up Man him In the face forced him t it to robbery. They took his "9 | watch and chain and fle The hold. Cold: Compotind” | rr Sccrrad et itt see aoe Walter Pointer. }was held up 'st., by one band a 0 12th ave. 8, and College from every three doses aré taken, | him Thieves robbed the Quaker Drug! Co, of $163 early Sunday morning. | They entered the place thru a sky-| light and found the money in the cash register, Pleasant Contains no qut Millions use | Price, | oplaten. | Beware! Always and if you mond Dye ine for Ww » woodwork, never dyed Ben are “Diamond Dyes” Diamond Dyes >». kimonos, cor everything at drug stor Advertisement BREMENTON-CHARLESTON —PORT ORCHARD Len 'O:80, 7115, 45, {| SPECIAL NIGHT SERVICE ["]urday and Sunday, 0:30 p. m, |”) br and daily 11:30 p.m. AUTOMOBILE FERRY ttle to Bremerton Dally, 7:15, ag | Fund Campaign | | District chairmen of Western | 1 | Washington alumni of Whitman col: |lege will meet at the Hotel Gowman Jon Monday evening to discuss plans for valsing $1,500,060 for endowment and new buildings for the institution Dr. 8. B, L, Penrose will be the prin. jeipal speaker. A wide cam. Not all Package Dyes ee probably will be ldunched in May. [Seattle Pioneer _—| Dies in Honolulu Apna B, Alle eattle resi. |Aent for 30 years, died was cre mated in Honolulu early in Febru ccording to word reaching here was on a visit to her len, editor of the Star-Bulletin, The yed to a family vauit in| . Riley H nh fe will be shi age of “Diamond | Kontuek ctions so simple can dye or tint skirts. etre tincatex Noted Editor Will jew, even if she Has Speak in Seattle even if she has be T! Lectures on journalism will be de: re. Refuse substitutes!—!jiveread next Fri ashes levenings by Willis | ~|in-chief of the | Monitor, The talks will be given in Fourth chureh, at Eighth and ° is announced as lewed From /Engineer Dies in | Blazing Tugboat) LOS ANGEL Feb. 2 Robert Miller, chief engineer, is dead as a! which destroyed ‘The"biaze threat ation of the Asso: | }, 8, 5130, Sunday. result of the fire a Prince ling ehed the Ic elated Of co |Pan-American Union | Officer Passes On WASHINGTON, Feb. 25. - Francisco J. Yanes, assistant dire: of the Pan-American union, died here today, | 3:00 p. Dr MA in-2222 a with represented shades: Airedale Log Cabin Bobolink Otter Beige Hazel Thrush Putty Fog Rose Taupe | Jailers Discover Hole in Cell Wall) ABERDEEN, Feb, 25. A Shipment of Rhodesa R-200 Silk Hose $2.00 With new merchandise just arrived, is this shipment of Rhodesa Full-fashioned Hose, reinforced tops and feet, Women's Hosiery Dept — Main Floor PAGE 5 f 4 = DEPARTMENT STORE Tuesday Is the Final Wind-Up of A Great Sale of Domestic Fabrics 2,000 Yards of Wash Materials in a Home Dressmaking Sale of Extraordinary Significance. Dress Voiles—Yard 19c Printed Dress Voiles, 88 inches ortment of stur light and dark grounds, Spe vide and in {terns on yard, 19¢. a ied a Voile la Suisse—Yard 50c A ne shipment of flock dotted Voile la Suisse; inches wide d in a splendid as- sortment of novelty sha for Spring Frocks. A yard, 50¢. a Yard 17c in neat grounds, Percales 86-inch Percale: on light colored 17¢. and figures Special, a yard, tripe Gingham—19c New Patterns atest styles of torial Review igner Pattern Dept.— Upper Main Floor Domestic Section—Upper Main Floor Important Special Purchase of Bb - Beaded Bags $2.95 An unusual opportunity is offered in this selling of 100 imported, beaded, draw string Bags, beautifully designed in a wide variety of new and pleasing color combinations. They have substantial cord handles and well-fitted linings. A re- ic trased value while they last at $2.95 each. Novelty Leather Goods Dept-—Main Floor pair lisle garter They are well in the following Fawn Medium Gray Gunmetal White African Silver Cloth Field Mouse French Nude Cannon Black A Special Purchase of Novelty Earrings $1.00 An excepfionally fine display of Earrings In all the new wanted shades, styles and shapes, extraor- dinarily low in price. |Benefit Carnival Undergoes Knife; for Car Emplo: SALEM, Ore,, Feb, 25.—Governor |Oregon Governor Inmates of | A carnival to be held April 9 the city Jail | square in the |tlon for a break. They were caught. | | ‘Two of them now are in steel cells The attempte within the past few weeks. Plan Card Hesky The first parties to be & No. 1472, ica, will take Club hall, Eighth and Olive, day night Royal Neighbors of Amer- | Thomas’ cut a hole three feet! Pierce today was reported satisfac-|11 in the Eagles’ Jail wall, in prepara-)torily recovering from an operation Serene tec the. kuna Saturday, which will probably keep | him from his official duties for about |two weeks. d break is the 10th | | | |College Players to Present Play! “The Witching Hour,” Augustus play, is to be presented y night by the dramatic club of a series of card| given by Rainier camp place at the Swedish Mon: | of {a three-story auditorium and building for streetcar men was nounced Monday by Solomon | don, chairman of the building HOOPING COUGH No “cure”—but helps to auditorium for erection. Ask for Quaker Oats—one new. ference. All the rare Quaker flavor. breakfast. But—quicker, Now at Grocers QUICK QUAKER —cooks in 3 to 5 minutes Your grocer now has two. styles of QUICK QUAKER cooks in half the time of coffee. And makes luscious, creamy oats the quickest breakfast dish! Same plump oats as regular Quaker Oats, the kind you've always known. But cut thinner and partly cooked — smaller flakes that cook faster, that’s the only dif- All the nourishment of the world’s premier vigor 2 KINDS OF QUAKER OATS ick Quaker and Quaker Oats ae Get whichever you prefer rs