The Seattle Star Newspaper, April 21, 1924, Page 5

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MONDAY, APRIL — THE SEATTLE STAR 7 | Convenient Payments —| SUSPECT TAKEN ( PLAYMATE OF ROYAL MISS | FURNITURE Co. INC. SIXTH AVENUE BETWEEN PIKE AND PINE GRUNBAUM BROS Choice of many The AMBASSADOR Davenport ; ; Made—a feature value ee HE luxurious overstuffed AMBASSADOR Davenport, upholstered in one of the new exquisite velour coverings, is one of the outstand- ing attractions in our show windows this week. ; You are especially urged to visit the displays of ; Northwest-made furniture, occupying our entire ; store front and first floor. Delivers the AM- Down BASSADOR to your ~~~ home today. } Easy-to-meet _pay- ; ments arranged on } the balance. A complete showing of three-piece Living Room Suites, featuring the new patterns and colors, in Tapestry, Velour and Mohair cov- erings—products of the Northwest. ; = Grunbaum Bros. Furniture Co. ool Bells Are Break Ground for i Calling Children} New Church House! More than 75,000 boys and giris| Ground was broken Sunday ‘after-| fn King county went back to school| noon for the new Mount Baker Pres. # Monday after the week's Easter va-| byterian church. tation. They have before them 10| used by the heads of church depart weeks of learning until the classes| ments to turn first soda. break up for the long vacation early|is the corner of Mount Baker Bivd. : fm June. Memorial day will be the} and Hanford st. The Rey. only break, until then, in the routine.| Major conducted the service. i AFTER FIGHT Flees When Policeman Or- ders Him to Halt nvestigating fall robbed by dit. He saw ¢ of Bnoqualm a ne tins and told fied and 4 ad chased. h to the iins was cornered with desperation a knocked him down and succeedec putting the handeuffs on him, t ) him to jail and holding him DEMOCRATS TO HOLD MEETS Will Pick 386 Delegates to County Convention Caucuses to elect 386 delegates ¢ the demo. ounty © convention will t the eight senatoria and rey © districts Monda Meetings v bers 2 delegates will be Seattle precin 241 and usive, are int this dist In the 32d and 424 Wallingford Hi © rooms, 44th at 119 delegates will be chosen. Seat tle precincts 1 to 99 are in this district meeting. In the 23rd and 43rd districts, 20 ates will be chosen at Oltn " ave. 8. and prec 221 to in. elusive, are this district. The 34th and 44th districts, formed of precincts 184 and 192 and 319 and at the hotel. The 25th 45th districts, com prived of precincts 162-164, 166 and 174 to 183, Inclustve, will meet at Dartnall’s cafeteria to name 21 dele gates. In the 36th and 46th districts, 20, will elect 16 delegates sembly room of the Frye composed of precincts 100.132, elusive, and 167 tactus delegates will be selected at Bethany Presbyterian church base- ment. The 37th and 47th districts, com prising precincts 123 to 162 and 166 193-218, inclusive, will vote on 75 delegates at the Renton Hill clubhouse, 1714 18th ave, near Madison. Engineers to Meet | The Seattle chapter of the Ameri. ean Association of Engineers will A gilded spade was) give a ladies’ night Friday, May 9|onous waste at Meves’ cafeteria, the program ih: The site| cluding a dinner dance, motion vl. | your akin. tures presented by T. BE. Wathey. of | plexic m, dark circles a W. A.|the Lowman & Hanford Co. -and| coated tongue and bad t other entertainment ——sTORE HOURS 8:30 A.M. TO 6 P.M S. and H. Special Ball-Bearing _ | Lawn Mowers Greatly Underpriced Tuesday : The S. and H. is a very easy running Mower, self sharpening; has inch drive wheels, 6%-inch reel and 4 knives of best tool steel. Special, pound ..... 300 SETS OF YELLOW Mother used” handy sizes, 5-, S-Inch yellow priee, (Delive “White King” WASHING MACHINE SOAP NG ——— hy DUTCH WHITE CLOVER; regular 80c; A bargain at this low with other goods.) SAFETY RAZOR BLADES Pure White American Semi-Porcelain lect CUPS ONLY — Special SET OF SIX for red only For Every Household Use “It Takes So Little!” 2—9-Ounce Packages Special TUESDAY 19c (Delivered only with other goods) z y Priced: a... the ec, J fit “Gem, dy and otb- 1,000 PIECES OF ENGLISH GRAY GRANITE WARE Marked Ridiculously Low TUESDAY Dairy Pan Lipped ft 25¢ Each | Pudding Pans x P| Mixing Bowls At 49c Each Kitchen Pots Coffee Pots Preserving Kettles Windsor Sauce Pans Dish Pa: Windsor Tea Kettles ns Kettles Look pleasant, Rags,” ordered little Princess Priscilla Bebe And certainly her playmate is on his best be- havior, tho generally Rags is up to some mischief. Priscilla is the daughter of the Princess Bebesco, wife of the minis- | ter from Rumania, stationed at Washington. CO. J udge Would ForceThem to Advertise Marriages ‘Then You Could Get the “Low Down” Before Too Late, He Says intend te marry should be forced tg tnke a 20day who of Judge Boyd J. King county b to a seri divorce Taliman, of the ch. He wrote it in of questions on The questions were pro. pounded by an Eastern magazine of =| national scope. convinced,” the judge fen: ng more than 23 years | DURING SPRING. xi-s> sons | Couples ny before th why actions for divorce are Mmoatit 4 in the lack of knowledge by the parties of each other's trait CAUSES POISON! and character before marriage, This *|i% expecially true of new com- This is the time of year when your ; Munities, many of which we haye In | jliver becomes sluggish and your in-|‘is state of Washington. ged up with pole | PUBLICATION oF Your liver does not|BANS WOULD Hi purify blood that flows to} “In my opinion the eccleslastical The result {s sallow com-|custom: requiring ‘publication of imples,|bans’ for a reasonable time before | testines becom properly morn-|marriage is a wise and salutary jing As these poisons continue to/rule. Such a regulation enables a |flood your system, your resistance |third party, who may know of some | ji» lowered, you feel dull and tired | 00d reason why a marriage should and sick |not take place, to make that fact | Make thin test! your liver with Dr. T and Blood Syrup. Co: gredients prescribed nse and tone|known timely to the parties inter. acher’s Liver | ested.” aina pure in} Judge Tallniun writes that he be- Physicians, | eves the bans should be published |Helps nature strengthen your stom-/for 30 days in a newspaper. Jach, soothe tired and overtaxed| He apntinues that nerves, brace up system, and purify| He does not jyour blood. Notice quick difference | the chief cause of divorce because in way you look, eat, sleep and feel. | of their extravagance and unreason- You, too, will be satisfied, as others |able demands; have, or no coat. Dr. Thacher’s \s sold and recom-|manding excessive expenditures, {mended by Pioneer Drug Company, |leads to a) break and divorce, is }627 ist Ave: Lion Drug Company, |not true. 807 int Ave.; Rainier Drug Company. | Collusion should not be accepted 916 ist Ave.; Cascade Drug Company, |as proper ground for divorce, even | Ballard Station; pany, 4) Rainier; Warren Drug |live happily married together. Company, Cor. Howell & Minor and | MOST WOMEN CHARGE }Cor. 4th & Olive and The Washing: |HUSBANDS ARE CRUEL |ton Drug Company, Madison at 28th| “Cruelty, cohsisting of physical in Seattle; Enumctaw Drug Company | violence, is perhaps the ground on ie Enumclaw; Nasmyth Drug Com-|which the wife most frequently Ipany in Kent, and by leading drug-|asks for \a divorce,” the judge {gistn in every city and town—Ad-| writes. “In cases where the hus. i Vectlanient; band is ‘asking a divorce he will | jtestify that his wife frequently re- |mains Away from home . . . refus- jing to tell where she has been. | "The question in divorce cases |which gives the courts most concern |is where the disposition, care and |Support of minor children are con- | cerned.” || MOVIE STARS WILL MAKE “APPEARANCE” IN RADIO PROGRAM (Copyright, 1924, by United Press) HIGH BLOOD PRESSURE “Death from arterioscle- rosis (high blood pres- sure) is becoming more frequent. The cause is poisons in the blood.”— Dr. J. H. Kellogg, M._D., F. A.C. S, Statistics show that one out of three qvery Persons, with high ) Jefferson City (440 blood pressure dies within a year . 8 Dr. RO, Cabot wives lien meters), 8 p.m. C. 8, T— death.” most common cause of The’ Missouri State Prison or. Dr. T, B. Scott says it “destroys chest life far more than cancer.” CHG. big life Insurance company says, KPO, San Francisco (123 “The person with high blood “ee ey reanure is slated to die before 7 tol pm P.c 8. hin time.”* Yet, in spite of this, the person with every symptom of high blood pressure will continue to drift along until’ one of the ar- teries of the brain burate— which, says Dr. Scott, “in the fre~ quent’ end.” “In 1920, 250,000 deaths occurred simply because the persona afflicted put off rem- edying their condition. There are plain, scientific facts. We ean only put thgm before you. We cannot make you act. But fen't tt a sensible idea at lonst to Investigate Witter Water—a treatment based upon a natural «pring water whieh for nearly a halt century has been nuccensfully used in tho eliminating ef polsona causing high blood pres- sure? Mail the coupon for dotatia. SYMPTOMS AS GIVEN BY D?, FAUGHT 1, Cold hands and cold feet. Slight momentary dizziness, 3, Sleep unrefreshing. 4. Sleep dinturbed by dreams, &. Feeling of fullness in the ning musical program. KDKA, Pittsburg (326 meters), 8:30 p*m, BH, S$. 'T—Concert by KDKA Little Symphony orches- tra, assisted by soloists. WOR, Newark (450 meters), 4 Pp. m. and 9:30 p, m. 8. Ti Personal appearance of Vera Gor. don and Lois Wilson, motion pie- ture stars. WSB, Atlanta (429 meters), & p.m, G..8, 'T.—Wendell Hall and his ukulele, = TREATMENT FOR ONE WERK Wo will give anyone who wishes to take the Abrams’ Treatment one week's treatment, including Blood Test, FREE. urthermore, our rates are just one-half the charge asked by others jfor this wonderful system. This offer subject to withdrawal with- ovt notice, so don't wait until too } € | | [Free Blood Text ) [Treatments | Ute Pattonts 82.50 Authorized Abrams Doctor, Genu- ina A cl at. 9, Nerv Persintent headachen. Free Sample Bottle Without obligation on my part, nend me free sample bottle and particulars, NAME w+ ADDRESS | L GIL Third Avenue, nerons street and one-half block above the Citys County Building | believe women are| The high standard of living, de- | olumbia Drug Com-|tho two people find they cannot | PAGE 5 DEPARTMENT STORE | Spring Dress Goods | and Coatings On Sale Tuesday A Sensational Event for the Woman Who Likes Garments Made Just So! Sport and dress coatings and skirtings, in attract reduced for Tuesday selling! Coatings—S pecial 54-INCH MARVELLA, yard....$9.75 54-INCH GERONA, yard . $9.75 54-INCH CUT PLAIDS, ya .. $4.75 54-INCH NORMANDY, yard... . $3.75 54-INCH VELVERETTE, yard. .$9.75 54-INCH LUSTERDOWNE, yd. .$4.75 54-INCH VELDYNE, yard taple dress spring patterns ma’ greatl rials 54-Inch Camel's Hair and Sport Greatly Reduced! Dress Goods Special Navy Blue Twills and Tricotines Special $2.95 Yard Woolen Goods Dept.—Upper Main Floor Coatings Skirtings— Special in, Plaid Skirtings, yd.$3.75 n. Tweed Checks, yd.$1.75 54-in, Flannel Checks, yd.$2.75 54-in. Flannel Stripes, yd.$2.75 | Dresses of I mported French Linen $15.95 | Beautiful Hand-Embroidered Dresses of Fine Quality | Linens in Pastel Shades OT in a long time have we had such a choice assortment of Linen Dresses as these now on display at $15.95 each. They are styled as sketched, | with exquisite hand drawn work and beautifully embroidered. They come in dainty pastel shades of rose, blue, almond green, orchid and white. Sizes are 16 to 44, Women's Apparel D ept—Second Floor Veterans to Vote on Politics Stand The King County United Veterans’ club Wednesday evening will pass a resolution upholding the allen imml- gration ban. The club also will de- cide whether it will get into state politics in the forthcoming election. Clubman Here Maj. M..J. Crehan, international | vice president of the One Hundred Per Cent clubs, will be guest of honor and principal speaker at the meeting of the Svattle club Tuesday noon in the Hotel Gowman. Artillerymen Are Hosts at Reunion Former officers and mén of the 146th field artillery will hold a re- union Monday evening at the state armory, Lieut. Col. Albert Beebe and Maj. John C. Coart will preside. This is the anniversary of the regi- ment's formation here, BLADDER ILLS (Civil War Veteran | Cut short the anzilety, inconvenience and : pain and evel ite repetition Uy takiog Buried by Comrades Funeral services were held Sunday * FLANTENS afternoon for Maxwell P. G. Mains, civil war veteran. He was buried LEM OIL by members of John F. Miller post, G. A. R,, after services conducted by ia fas - osulee In“alimenta “ot ‘ue hitters and lver, it Ino gives quick and lasting lief, Be the Rev. Ambrose Bailey. A son, Charles Mains, of Atberta, survives. | sure you get the Planten pack: —— bears | ing the “Red MI" trademark. Take no cee ean | Your Pain May tan Be Neuritis Trial nize by mall 300. ‘ 1, Planten & Son, Inc., Brooklyn, N. Y. Many sufferers who are treating for rheumatism, neuralgia, lumbago or sciatica aro really afflicted with neuritis, This disease of the nerves causes pains, aches and ‘soreness in different parts of the body, just like the ailments mentioned above, ‘he Most common sources of neu- ritis are colds, injuries, bruises, in fectious diseases or a rundown ner- vous system, Long-standing cases of rheumatism or sciatica frequently attack the nerves, setting up inflam. mation and producing neuritis, No matter what its origin, nouritis ts always accompanied by sharp, plore- ing pain, usually in the shoulder, forearm, ‘neck, thigh, leg or back. Don't bother with’ medicines that relieve for today only. Assist Na- ture to remove the caitses of inflame | mation and pain by taking Eopa| | | ote ay Spread If Zp all caiusie vale week Twill give a my regular $5.00 term of 8 class lessons | Wifh- for $2.50, Beginners’ class Sat. 7:30, Advanced class Wed. 7:30, Social Dano- ' ing after class. Priv lessons given all hours, 10 lessons $5.00.) Anyone can quickly learn te dance by my easy method. If you wish to dance “Go where you learn right.” Public Dance every. Sat ht, Mateos Ye DR. N. YOW Physiclan and Surgeon, uses Chinese roots and herbs in treating all Neuritis Tablets—a scientific treat: est and C “ned ment that has often brought lasting | Specializes in “hurned relief after other methods fatled, | stomach trouble and Price, $1.00, Sold in Seattle by the) Bartell Drug Stores and all other! leading druggists. Booricke & Run- fre, San Wrancisco—Ad- ‘ other ailments, we, B xen Chincee nee Co, 113 Xesler Way. Wash. Seattle, 810% First Ave, in Seatfle hee verUsement, MA ta1136 m. to 10 p.m, (Six

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