The Seattle Star Newspaper, April 22, 1924, Page 5

—UESDAY. APRIL 22, 1924 THE SEATTLE STAR PAGE 5 Corvin’ mex] NURSE POISONS (“yours for $21.85". RHDDBDES » DEPARTMENT STORE GRUNBAUM BROS SELF; DIES | co Raping Fem 8 fer » FURNITURE CO. INC. Friends Say Girl Moody; Is _ ) Automobile Her ite r (,}} SIXTH AVENUE, BETWEEN PIKE AND PINE Found by Landlady ‘coe Spring Dresses of Sport Flannels Mond t ‘ Bright and Clever for ar. wy ’ These Beautiful eo nuree was f Spring Days! ‘Ma ‘ Dresser... The # On Sale at Overstock of Beautiful Lamps and | |\»in. vt ten cc eawenea s $2 ] 65 Shades to go on Sale Wednesday }|\™'* "22% 20mm ber! : ool "Oisesen' morning at ws of a peculia it nat gre cage | eta effects and of tan, tangerine, yellow and white. ange from 16 to 42, You will be more than pleased with these spe- 1 ff FEEL BETTER ee es 1] IN 14 HOURS | “ion in and roi it away for $21.85," invites M. G, Tag- cial values at $21.65, Wednesday. Apparel Dept—Second Floor | | 3 OR LESS!| 227% tuto, salesman, trving to inveigte the marine reporter Speckal Pierodite What's Right in Neckwear *| into a Detroit Electric. The reporter.is looking for a $2 Dozens of attractive Mahogany and Poly- ts cee. car, and the magnificence of the little glassed-in perambu of : 4 chrome Stands to select from. Regularly from Indige 1 Pa I fosqeges Fasc es debe rg oy wees ia LESAN 06 ONAL ae BONS: bn a ee ; priced $9.50 to $35.00. Rack and Sides, Constipation, He moodily. But i 1S. Photo by Frank Jacobs, Siar Batt Photographs Howard bottom of the vest broken b t run-down con BY THE MARINE REPORTER : t waistcoat perhaps * é NOW ONE-THIRD OFF oath ry RS,” said M. G. Taggart, the super-salesman, with Hair Brushes yer Bg Pe ig aay Dye mts ; ear ' a suspicious tremor in his voice, “yours for $21.85, dentate. with ‘Maatet: heesdidates: vthta and: wike tae ; Over a hundred smartly colorful Silk Lamp } Think of it! A rolling parlor, plate glass windo rpet $1 25 ffx. $1.50, $2.75, $3.75, $4.95. + Shades to select from. Re gularly priced } on the floor and a place for your wife to put the rubber . , Scarfs predominate Cor the f ng touch to tail- | 1 sults, sport coats ar mer frocks. The tted Scarf comes in Roman striped cts, plat é ancy ends and fringe, and checked de- plant. A little moving home from home.” | This was up at the Auto Bankers’ association, whence the marine reporter n lured, so to speak, by the } from $10.50 to $35.00. A limited number of Howard solid back, ebony and 4 NOW ONE-THIRD OFF ; 2 heir. brushes. w , $2.50, $2.75, $8.75 and $7.50. offer of an automobile 5 or less, He had looked over bristles, are offered at the ver red crepe de chine and chiffon, with ; a 1910 Lozier, at $1 an Oakland, at $17.87; and a attractive price of $1.25, 1 borders, come in bright colors and .00 Delivers any Lamp and Shade } »| Studebaker, at . There was a Packard Twin-Six al long. $8.25, $9.95 and $18.50. to your home today. Easy-to- tco, but it was expensive—up in the $50 class. | Novelty Leather Goods Dept. Linet,: Ocenale See Sees eee sear err eneee | D , ; : } Then yart rolled out the Detroit Electric, under its —Main Floor * themselves to: any neckline. These come in white, | OWN meet payments on the balance. lown power ° Hise | ecru and bright colors, A yard, $1.00 to $3.95. ; . ) , Dr, T is ns and recom The reporter lifted the fore and aft hatch coamings and| ‘ : ay neer Drug Company. | found the power plants. He looked in the cabin and over | Northwest-Made Furniture Week! 8: lice Dreg Compeay; | : : Rainier Drug Company,|the engine room, with indicators and everything. Cascade Drug Com “How much?” he asked. | 2 ree < ea *| “You give me $21.85 and roll it away,” said Mr. Taggart. | Awarding of Prizes in Our Doll Dress- Making Contest Will Take Place on Saturday Visit our store and see the extensive displays of Northwest made Furniture arranged in our show windows and on the First Floor. Nearly $25,000,000 worth of furniture was } Reeritered in Ge Northwest in 19%3—a notable contri- mpany, Cor. Howell &|, ae prin to-3 counted oy aoe ary bhp - Morning at 10 o’Clock ; © prosperity. & Olive. 1 Tne, lacked 34 cents of being enough. So the reporter turned} ; Madl-| sadly away. It was tough, mates, but that’s life for yuh! We hope that every youngster, who has a doll dress entered in this contest, He Up at Bill W Pike st., th Oldsmobil nt ; 0 i d ing, i Patt Department. ® es D a 1 arner’s on Pike st., there was an Oldsmobile, wi 2 prese! 0 o'cloc! turday morning, in our Fattern lepartment. Grunbaum Bros. Furniture Co. meta: Nac not Ne ight! meenbaeadnie Aca cath thay rod % 5 7 + Kent, ana/not yet in its ‘teens, that M. ©. Ferguson, the sprightly ts in every city|Sales manager, would part with for a quarter-century of ertisement _{iron men, | Rosie Lowenthal, out on Westlake, had a Baby Lincoln Bring your mother, sister or hibit and awarding of prizes. Pattern Dept—Upper Main Floor smyth Drug friend with you. They, too, will enjoy the ex- | | PAAR AA RRA = mark || bY headin You take a lot of these $25 cars,” said Mr. Lowenthal, | “and you need two of them; one to take you out and the other to bring you back, but this here car, she'll take you} both ways.” | Tuesday the offers of $25 cars continued to come in— and so did requests from citizens who want a chance to} get the surplus ones after the marine reporter has picked his. /] But the reporter is going to be careful. He doesn’t fling) away $25 every day. | CARPET SWEEPER &: + |i sueeps aLL NigHT, MAYOR'S DANCE BJ) tm tne tr yor Sing ince! 50 /_ iN NO MORE PAIN, PLAN HALTED e « A high-grade, ball-bearing, easy - running : oe Sweeper equipped with furniture protector, rub- ) PRAISES ALVITA Council Refuses to Give Hall ber tires, best quality bristle brush; nut brown ; 2 Monopoly on Business 1,000 Men’s Athletic Union Suits 89c or 3 for $2.50 Ideally Comfortable for the Spring and Summer Months Athletic Style Union Suits as pictured, well made of novelty patterned madras cloths in white, They have the jersey inset in the back, and are cut amply large for every comfort. Priced special at 89¢ or 8 suits for $2.50. finish. A featured value for Wednesday, at Hundreds of men will welcome the news of W. E. Sanborn of! ‘The city council refused to {ndorse ena, who tells about the won- benefits he recelved from the w discovery, Alvita Tablets have been @ sufferer with| below Yesler way by a decisive vot der trouble a number of| Monday afternoon. The mayor’ into] plans,: aecording to the council, aggravated tate| would have the effect of giving the|{s above ground and properly con-; first hall to be e ayor! Ds 4 trouble. During the past two| Liberty: dance hall a monopoly offaucted a row aioe st atfording working |Y ioneered for 40 years it has been very bad so that|the business | Returning to its chamt the} g to Its chambers, the| ee ‘ I have been unable to sleep nights.| Early Monday afternoon. Mayor| council voted to renew Marsell's 1i-|™eM recreation, and was owned and| Year; Passes On Graniteware Made in Holland; excep- The suffering is something awful. | Brown summoned the council to the | cense by a vote of 7 to 2, Mrs. Henry | operated by Roy Thornton, sald to After 40 years’ residence in the tionally low priced for I have been taking your ALVITA| mayor's office and requested thétn| Landes and Mrs. Kathryn Miracle} be a closo personal friend of the Fnac Sound country, C. W. Hope, of ‘TWO BIG LOTS Wednesday— Tablets for only a short time and) to refuse a license to the Dreamland| voting against the leense. Chair-| mayor. The Columbus and Dream-| Chehalis, is dead at his home, He s SET OF SIX am delighted to tell you that I am hall, operated by Joe Marsell at 408 man Robert B. Hesketh, of the coun-| land were opened subsequently, but | S¢ttled there April 7, 1884. He is sur FOR . aa 98c now wrell I sleep ail night lang | Path ave. 8. He declared his inten-| ci] license committee, following the | the ‘or is understood to have al. | Yived by two sons and two daughters. eae ; and ave no further pain, I|tion to veto the council's. license, | conte leclared that the council/ways been opposed to thei . HOLLAND BLUE WILLOW, » ‘s 2 coh pega te a conference, eclared. tha ( PP jo Chelr, onera C Each C Each aad baa ta tus kita aU BOWLS— know a lot of men that have this| given last week to the Columbus|eould not afford to be put in the | tio MME EL ae 15c trouble and I tell all I can of my/hall at 167% Washington st., oper-| position of granting a monopoly, and| ‘The application for a renewal of . jown cure. Y ae oe by I. Myers. | must olther grant or refuse licenses] the license for the Liberty was taken Alvita 1s prepared in highly con-| Mayor Brown contended that the|to all the halls in question. out in the name of Frank Dowd, Finest Quality CORRUGATED MOULDED RED centrated tablet form from the|two halls were not well supervised,| The Liberty dance hall waa the | Mayor Brown's plans for the oper- Men's Dept.—Main Floor ation of public dance halls operating We are offering Un- BEAUTIFUL BLUE usual Values in our Big WILLOW Sale of ENGLISH Gray Cups and Saucers manager. deep-rooted alfalfa plant, which, by|and, being In basements, were not RUBBER HOSE scientific analysis, is found to belsanitary. The Liberty, he claimed,| ft kinkabl fi rich in lime, iron and phosphates. = 1, TEE ty | Sunproof and non-kinkable; as fine a Hose as money Unlike drugs, Alvita is a vegetable can buy—%-Ineh size: remedy which has benefited thou- Hi h T bs An occasional dose of 25-FT.—PRICED AT ... g sands of men and women. A dol- ig enston 50-FT.—PRICED AT ........ i lar buys a box at any drug store, is DR.CALDWELL’S Always in stock at Bartell’s Drug Th ll S SPECIAL PRICES ON 2-INCH MESH GALVANIZED so hentnasgtld Meath | TULs een | UP PE = in Met Show Banish | ‘Keeps young girls fit False Modesty Wrecks Health POULTRY NETTING 5-FOOT . 35.49 6-FOOT $6.49 If you like a thrilling melodrama, chock full af mystery, you should see “Whispering Wires" at the Met (150-foot Rolls) On Sale WEDNESDAY only! | Fopolitan this week. Me f HE young lady just assuming fever blisters, lack of energy and It won't be Hard to Guess it's -Heait |a"Nreskee Puts wha the. rrapmieht|. [greet epeonceaee samen, | ipa eee ee | ee THE NEW. HOT-POINT 1idlgenion aaa eanwele {audience sat on the edge of thelr) Bf her physical functions, and in conditions to any member of the New EDISON pation are two foes of chairs thruout the three acts, gnawed | consequence neglect them. There family however young or old as TABLE STOVE mankind which should their fingernails, shrieked at mys-| fis no time, however, when it is Syrup Pepsin is a simple com- R d WON Des Ola AraG a, jterious gun shots, and gave ever; more important for her to lock pound of Egyptian senna with ecords it -selens it stomach makes a sour | evidence of having a lurid hut pleas after them. Chief among her pepsin and pleasing aromatics, from the new arrivals just re no Wftings olin; It and sick person, ant time, troubles js constipation, and her and perfectly safe. stately 4f toasts any- “Whispering Wires” {s of the same suffering will be serious when sho celved: it up on end. thing— type as “The Bat,” “The Cat, and] fis older if she docs not regulate Public Recognizes Merit 51304—"California, 1 6-10. S126 Priced nt the Canary” ‘and “Three Tacos er bowels now. Mrs, ‘Mary You will quickly seo tho differ- come” peacene’ $4.95 i East.” It easily challenges compari.| ff Kellar of 132 Benton St., Sister- ence between a mild laxative like Atlantic Dance Orchestra A |son with any of thene melodramas,| ff Ville, W. Va., al pererenea about Dr, Caldwell’s Syrup Pepsin and “Egyptian Rose’ (Made : and has a distinct element of com-| ff her daughter until her own drug- castor oil, or rough catbartics and cpa Aslan Oeee Fg Harrah édeioetnk | edy to boot, gist told her they used Dr, Cald- physics, Syrup Pepsin acts gently ae ar ee } * indigestion and conatl- Tho plot has to do with the inex-| {| well’s Syrup Pepsin at his house, and does not\gripe. Increased 51295—"‘Oh, Susanna,” “Lindy pation, Use it for quick jplicable = murder of Montgomery! ff and she did likewise, Miss Ireno doses are not necessary, A bottle 1 | | Lady"— rolief. | Stockbridge, a money-king of Wail Mazierska of 90 Peter St., Buffalo, can be had at any drug store, Miao tts tt eee hoes water Street, who is shot in his library at a| ff N, Y,, is glad her attention was nd a spoonful costs ess ‘than a Cnn ee Drings quick. results, moment when It 1s completely sur. called to Syrup Pepsin, cent. It has been successfully 51305—"Limehouse Blues"— i 0c, $1. nnd 81.50 pki. |rounded by detectives. Stockbridge eal foe siisty roams os ee tbe By the Atlantic i 1 is killed in:full view of the audience, ges ing liquid laxative “La Java”—Kaplan's Orchestra At Drug Stores |but the manner thereof is not dt: Safe for Young and Old the world, over 10 million bottles : é Mfrd, by 30-0 COn Inc. vulged until the final curtain, Iet mothers with growing having been sold in drug stores Many others waiting to give Bellingham, Wash, The namo of the play {# derived daughters interest themselves in last year. Keep Syrup Pepsin in your home a program of new this matter and see that their your medicine chest. music. from the threatening whispers that c ; tin 4 judgment is enforced, }come over the telephone wires, warn- ar ele! footed 11 Want to Try It Free Before Buyingess=*: ereayith “d | ing the inmates that they are mar! ule followed by: . ear them in our Record ea are marked many is to tako a { s87tupPepein” 617 Washington St., Maou : Ser spoonful of Dr. Cald- laxative and would like { what sae bested ert has been | pro: well’s Syrup Pepsin | you say about Dr. Galdwell's Syrup Pepsin by actual tect, ded, practically every role being ad once a week until the $ Send mea free (rial bolle. Address (o mirably enacted, ‘The suspense is maintained thruout the play; and the| §) Dowels function daily, § Nom it such other times wudience 1s kept In a continual atate pie is headache, 4 Aree vf bewilderment and excitement. i i} , sores and “Whisporing Wires” is a dandy| peatiliouemess, sore thriller. ATS —Made by E. Kent; 2 WEDNESDAY at. a A wonderful value! Full bow frame, oval throat, walnut fin- ished, cedar handle, straight strung with excellent quality Ori- ental gut—A fine racket for fast amateur play.