The Seattle Star Newspaper, February 28, 1924, Page 5

FEBRUARY 28, 1924 THE SEATTLE STAR PAGE 5 =— st Complete Homefury ng Store in the Northwest |Z | = || oo rs A HE ADSET —< RUNBAUM-BR ROS. a |. <'s oO ia * i _ emer | Terms aN i : : SOME TET EE. a FURNITURE Co. INC. SIXTH AVENUE BETWEEN PIKE AND PINE = 1 ein . ‘ ERIDGY HOUR WALES a NTRS paral earth Curlainings That Put the ag ret ls asi" or ©. 0. D. d 10 to 11 11 to 12 In Every Room nil 1B @ pairs for $1.00 Girls’ Vaderwears Od Hot Water Bottles—1 Se made of oweling; pure tains and Panels. , ee Toweling; pu: Or 4 for $1.00 Our new Spring arrivals this y : surpass those of any past season, Never a F ; 1 a 3 wei wi before have there been such be and delicate design: nor has there bee! : < / " in : ‘ us ny pak oeoe 8 h acetal and hed workm : “ 2. 49c int re Sunshine Color Nets at 100 New Spring Dresses ey a , $24.50 BABS 0.5 --1s j I Waag ok wwe Add Curtains to Your Charge Account ; ny Filet Grande ‘ : ‘ ‘ A Characteristic Representation of Rit ord iat recor = the New Lines, Styles and ila Co cesessseeass $205 00 } fa : Colors for Spring! Novelty ‘Crash Panels New 1924 Curtains Lacy igen , \ Direct from our New York office comes this The very newest Crash Weave, Lace rea. Many of the designs are exclusts y splendid display of new styled Dresses including fringed at dott : $12. 00 bate, wo mat iv SEROUS 5 $4) “s i ae a - aoe crepes, satins and Georgettes in black, navy, ¥ We have here what the French designer calls a “coiffure brown and all the predominating light colors of a la radio.” | the seas They ¢ i he le . : R OC K ER S ALE Ke You will notice that the decorative filigree ornaments pi Hpiccaadees hey are modeled in the latest styles Nats falling over the sides imitate the earpieces of the radio out- including long line and drape effects, and are Although hundreds have been sold there still rema splendid | fit. While there is no objection to wearing it while you trimmed smartly with braid, embroidery, plait- assortment of thee Rockers part Agee: Recetas un¢ aeevites pur * ha mee By your favorite band or a lecture, it is intended for ing and folds. Sizes are 16 to 52. Very attrac- : the ballroom or the opera, tively priced at $24.50 each $g.50 S10: .50 ek : RS It comes in silver or gold, to suit your taste. es aa a smc tnatedas | Seazetapen ate Rect rl oe Back Broken in Fall During, MOB AT JAIL || | "7omen’s Mended and Soiled Gloves Greatly Reduced! Sealbex "an tapestry, uto ee ‘ Hike Over Snows GRUNBAUM BROS. FURNITURE co. placed on sale Tye ati TAM NOTCH, N. H. ¥ev.| Attempt to Remove Negro | ee their way thru «>| Prisoner Foiled by Troops Sale of Men’s Apparel Continues ! ew Hampshire wilderness, hampered by driving blizzards and| arwet: A m P . 1 = % pea god behind be re ‘Dert-| VUKIN, Tex, Feb. 23—A mob Many extraordinary values Friday in Men's French Cuff Shirts, Underwear, mouth Outing club saved the lite of a |*tOFming @ jail bere In an attempt Hose, Sweaters, Ties, etc. comrade who had broken his back |to remove a negro prisoner was Men's Dept—Main Floor—Just Inside the Door in a fall {nto Tuckerman’s ravine. | @ispersed by national guart troops The injured man fe Robert K. Mo- | rogay, Connaughey, 20. On the third day i of the club's annual bike he lost his| Th® soldiers, arriving from Nao 2t03 3to4d 4toS hold on @ ledge and fell a short dis-|edoches, forced the rioters to five! o |tance, He wag unable to rise, and/latter three of ther number had Printed Florentine; 300 ygrds, Odds and Ends of Gtris’ it was found he was partly Pare |peen wo, : hes 0 : he pay ogg tar atm gg cme Japa unded, The prisoner was and in @ good ene Lg Biccrdigs ha brat Woven Rugs; 100 of them garments” Including outing oe 2 1]) combinations suitable for kimonos and linings. r ining McConnaughey from the ra.|*!Teted in connection with the| mbinations sultabl for bedrooms or bath, n as- flannel gowns, plain or ONLY TWO MORE DAYS OF OUR BIG vine and carrying him on an impro-| murder of Andy Sulzer in a holdup|], For this hour — bs a . sorted colors and tile pat- striped, and knitted union vined atrete for eight hours thru | Tuesday night a yard a blizzard, until they came upon al Police Chief FE. D. Rice anid no| Women's Silk F and Chiffon Hose in black, terns. Priced special for ‘*uits. 75 garments in a woodaman’s hi further trouble was anticipated white, v reige, fawn, gunmetal and 1115 hour, in the Domestic >roken line of sizes and y ‘The national guard unit was or-|f| «ray. Si 1 tae: styles. For this hour, fn \ |dered to Lufkin by Governor Nett || every cc Slightly imperfect hose priced Section, 50c the Women's Underwear “ when he received reports that the spec or this hour, at 59c GACH vee eeeses cons Department, Don't miss these wonderful values. We have arranged our j |eituktion was "beyond control: of |f] pate <.<i.---, pairs for $1.00 each 48c local authorit « 3 fo 4 OPDS AND ENDS OF ENGLISH AND PLAIN WHITE HOLLYWOOD STAR Booker MeMlilan, the prisoner, |{| Ribbon 4 Of palin, nibwenling.higirs i. gee On ete: wracsan Gaus nerate CROCKERY | was arrested inst night after a 24 and striped taffetas, 5 and 6 Inches wide, and fF @ssorted colored scrims sey) a @n Special Price Counters and priced them extremely, low—for a quick = A I heute chase by a sheriffs posse. yrtrment of colors. Formerly in all-over patterns with Jace Corsets in low bust clean-up. . i Chicagoan Offers Solution | “goon atter he was placed tn jail | , + priced. For this hour, 19c colored borders. Some have Style with medium short AT 5¢, 15¢, 19¢, 256 sa to Trouble I" row gathered and attempted (OS; li taped edges while others hip; a few Ferris Waists in Veinitied. the country with ber pre-|back Three members of the crowd per rudl peat ie deg yard. For this hour, in the front reapers oe WHITE ENAMELED nounced opinion against those whol wounded were William Wells a ponges: st a eee . chang pe eon acd) | ia ty iesgest * hour, in the Drapery Sec- 12 only. Choice for tolerate golters. Her words were in| John Hudgins, suffering from fac ae 15¢ tion, a yd. c 25c ; cuse for a loathsome, unsightly, dis. | |shot in the shoulder, All were a U ee Special at figured thro: A goiter is repellent | to have been by ystanders, - and dixgusting, as well as dangerous. “SISTE nh AN n ARLY ST ARTE: for yor W ll Cl th D Pere, ta te wore Om pecan “Sweetheart, I'd go thru anythitig) “Let Sade your bank ac- = = this ugly lump.”’ The truth of this Special 25¢c n z 2 pet ras, oan copeeneet 7 [RHEL erie thoes aed, ‘Dee’ Ladies Can Wear Shoes Can Be Killed -l Bure itt ‘Take fi Length 18 inches; has 6 spreading arms. : ‘ Chicago, who states that for seven tn i mm A handy dryer; folds up out of the way Tumbler Holder and teen years he has removed golters PLANTEN 's . ss Satter focw sarcaen Gok? je a e o ” ” be, or t you have tried, don't when not in use. 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Pnil| |Hopkins, of Houston, Tex., former A rich, flavory oat breakfast in half the o 1] | WONDERFUL husband of Peggy Hopkins Joyce, = N Van el Sia than eggs —no was held in jail here today, charged | longer than plain toast — - == HERB REMEDIES | |with misuse of the maiis in connec: j Ss ECIAL. | Special for Stomach and Blood || tion with the sale of his Texas oii Ask your grocer for QUICK QUAKER. | ‘Troubles Hopkins And enjoy a new delight. mh | companies. denied the THERMAX 3-HEAT ELECTRIC HEATING PAD OR A kinds of old Noted Sndakers Come ; thin and partly cooked — smaller flakes and paralysis have any of the above ailments, eal ||tour. They will talk in favor of Seek bawiia [ieee te 225% | h i Same plump oats as regular Quaker THERMAX ELECTRIC HEATER Your choice of these two big values for BLOOD REMEDY The World Alliance for Interna- that cook faster, that’s the only difference. Eapectaliy for cancer a | tional Friend: » thru the churches,| bones and joints or urinary | the Ri Nehemiah Boynton will Sty of hot breakfasts—quick. and ali troubles from bed || speak in Seattle March 30 and 31.) : Jon, eonatipa. Oats. But cut before flaking, rolled very Friday only— ay 11 oss, Jannounces that Hamilton Holt and| Rey = All that rare Quaker flavor. All the joy, Whether man or woman, if you || The sheakers are on a Northwest| ; 2 KINDS OF QUAKER OATS or write, I can help you. Don't ||the Harding world court plan Now at Grocers miss it pi siscaiong | J. LYsOw ND, Herb Specialist. | ei Quick Quaker and er Oa 819 Third Ave Have you read tonight s Want Ad! 5 Senitle, Wash. eat | A = a Oats.