The Seattle Star Newspaper, May 1, 1924, Page 5

rHt EATTLE GRUNBAUM BROS [|| 07 ur OTE OS FURNI TURE Co. INC. Park Board Away at Ottawa, Age 79 SIXTH AVENUE TAR PAGE 5 Libe ral } Cre | DEPARTMENT STORE BETWEEN PIKE AND FINE of the} OTTAWA, ( mires sce. 9 to 10 FRIDAY HOUR SALES Cheery Springtime rome int Be 0 lage Ul on arpa, seciain Exceptional vot a cua ant wrt “ se sean tH gee $2.89 ‘ ) he council! of the preliminary negotiations for othe, OI } cache “sede oiayti, hating petllyes Tag ‘ Ors Pairs for $1.00 Men's "Kerchiets; ¢ 69¢ ia cau Wadelot ta — [Nineteen Secret True Bills |] Cursin Departmen, hourins $ i thie our tm the Se eS Returned by Body ag Go ne. TOO o. f | $2.25 Each $4.50 Pair | : ae cise || Coating Specials Friday! ae Se a Wenatchee Goal a Moser neat Wednenay atternoo ee, camer ea Party of Blossom “Fans jscist snd ‘nly one ot view as | | S6-in. Checked and Plaid Flannels, $1.95, $2.95, $4.50 : 2 yards $1.95 Each “ cau ee Chmmerce tor partpa | Uae, piven ke. Jolt pyben 56-in. Cut Plaid Coating, $3.50 wy argiata [RENE Chain, 2A yee | rou ar ime to evn, x {| Samar seal ps sad hae fat ae argh aoe A New Shipment of 27-in. Flannels, $1.65 4s } eo ae day, the first two days are largely | brought here by United States Mar $1.95 Pair nn. coties charges predominate: celebration | shal E morning, at 9 preliminary to the Saturday Friday Good Quality ; panncprctiaiting Liberal Credit o'clock, the automobile caravan ar-|the returns, Indictments fo: , pe p, ; ranged by the Seattle chamber and| law violations include Eng Fok Cl f 36 S H and the A stomobile club will leave from | Roma Canles, Doo Yuen Keo, Weng €arance O pring Tesses Open an Account Easy Terms Tnird ave. and Cherry st. making| Yung, Cheung Fong, Harry Quong Fienner Shields, postmaster at two weeks ago for Wenatchee by and Clint W a spe-| Otto C. train | Hartford arrested evening ut 9 o'clock Including Silk Crepes, Satins and over the Great Northern, | shortage in his accounts, was exon ; bi lie “ he a the Gentile Gelepation andl cited ta ane trie. Dd1. <The grand Roshanaras in a Short Size Range yanied by a 22-plece uniformed | jury also exonerated A. L. Wilson 100 r y | and P. EB. Ping. - ——— P \ Ware’ taken off’ the t Sheritt | Fy h Pri ee of the feativa ; cata then 18. rices Set reas Fed ri fsais the’ aot ee ia esi Us Seago HELL SHIP MEN we Waesed the ew of aepatie for Coming Season lh gece por ag Maly eHeppe: aT UNIVERSITY For Friday we are offering 36 very pretty Dresses, taken from regular stock of $10, including berths for both | because of a broken size range and are sharply reducing'them for quick clear- Arrangements hay deen made|“Sonia” to Be Given at} ance. Sizes range from 16 to 38 only, The early shoppers will be the ones to h the ‘Wenatchee Eiks' lodge: to} Meany Hall Tonight profit in this event, so don’t be disappointed! The 28 promised to appear in Judge | Mitchell Gilliam’s court Thursday | morning to complain against the con. | ditiond aboard the ship, ASTORIA, Inet fish eason Ore, May 1—Tho fol prices for the | been set by Chinooks white sturgeon, 7 ht lowing | present have |eupply mealy to the Seattle delega- jtion during the day Among the events of the Satur. program will be a baseball |Columbia river packers Judge Orders Them Taken |,,7%2ytitts ®t 28 was eect mil Off Ship in Harbor |by Attorneys John J. Kinnett cents: Women's Apparel Dept.—Second Floor American college folks and Rus sians will mingle Thursday night on and|green sturgeons, 3 cents; shad, 1} 4, Winter Martin on behalf of Louls| cent, ‘The Chinook price last season | game, in which the Union Oil Co.’s |the stage of Meany hall. when stu ; de Mello and 10 others, who alloged | Aristos, of Seattle, will meet @jaents of the University of Washing Twenty-eight men held aboard the | they were being held aboard the ship |team from Spokane ton perform the comic opera ‘‘Bonta.’’ | “Hell Ship” Benjamin F. Packard. | by violence. Capt. D. Deltrichson of 7 - ciporita®*“(telie’ tha umorens (tale 2to3 3to4 4t05 Were freed on order of Judge Austin |the Packard and his officers, and P. must > appear in of Sonia Markova, who is the daugt E Griffiths late Wednesday and/|J. MeCue, manager of the Northwes Fart sea n gene ’ are taki defunct Russian nobleman, Mah Jongg Sets; 50 of them in Women's Silk Hose, sem Odds and Ends of Elastic ears — = == [much greater frequency than most | ms a thie’ cout ‘ covered boxes. Tile e full Mh Ghad Vin aborted hous hips) at eee STORE HOURS: 8:30 A. M. TO 6 P. M. people reall nd ho eee ee are tai TAHT] black sold bamboo with brig fashioned, In assorted colors Girdles and Corsets in attend college and black. Sizes are $1 bone to small for this Regular izes, 20, 21 complete, 1 the acter carvings. dice. The set, on n ualveraity | Rus on campus of an Americ 10, but not each size in ev All are’ in tow ql KIDNEY TROUBLE ‘The opera in a Washington produc in i Stationery Dept Also, a few pairs of » Some of pink DECLARED A | from sta bands to composers trom Bach ..s.+++ sreapeeres Silk and Glos Hose. These brocades and others of one oo hans - ode) Veiling; 300 yards of fancy mesh and chenille © slightly imperfect. For pink coutil. Fo: | y 7 7 on gradu coutil. ‘ | by Don Wilson, Washington gradu dotted veiling in black, brown, navy 4 s hour in the Hoslery De- ‘ igs |ate, and now on the music faculty, |]! taupe, gextra apecial for this hour 3 cleanup this hour in the MERCILESS FOE! and the words are by Prof. Joseph |]| ) Me i." z 17¢ partment. 59 Corset Dept., Dean Irving M. Glen, of ues: Ate A pair . 2 c 69c | Harrison | the college of fine arts, is directl | the piece | at v4 Shirting Madras; 500 yards, 32 inches wide of a fine quality in a choice assortmen’ patterns. For this hour in the Domestic Se tion Or 2 Pairs for $1.00 é Mo Odds and Ends Bloomers of novelty crepe in "39¢ s But Saves Health With Alyita “It seems of Boys including 20 SPECIAL SALE! only fair that 1 should | headgear, for misses and te nderfully benefi A yard si small Caps, § Wool Hats in rah | 1,000 Pieces of PARAMOUNT PURE i ived from your Al F women; 75 pairs in novelty rah style and 6 Wash Hats vita T Kor years I had suf. Curtain Scrims in all-over colo) tternsand patterns and colors, and with all in a@ broki fered with severe kidney and biad others with borders; rome are plain and still oiistic knees and walst. For : roken line :.0f UMINUM der trouble, and I had been to sev others have taped edge. A heavy quality (ee ee styles and sizes. For this s hour e ach one expressed | CHINESE Arrested; Also faa such a doubt a# to my recovery that | every time one wrote a prescription | I wondered if he was writing a to the undertaker. One doc 1 1 was ‘in the clutches of a merciless foe,’ and that my trouble had advanced to such a serious stage that he was perplexed and worried Women’s ~48ec scrim priced special this hour in the Curtain 19c eral doctors and ¢ hour in the Boys’ Depart- ment, 19c Dept. A yard. Underwear Dept. Deputy Sheriff's Badge A pale ess .ises WARE at, Each 83c A remarkably low price for this high-quality ware. Included are: Double Roasters Coffee Pots Each cssecesecee ‘The combination of a loaded auto- matic platol, a deputy sheriff's badge and a match box containing opium, caused the arrest of Chin Quong, « Chinese, at 14th and Yesler way | early Thursday morning. Quong was he was found dead under at re lieved to rete eating. Strainer Kettles Colanders No. 5 Windsor Kettles . 6, 8 Preserving Kettles have } Eats Too Much; Wanderer Dies died from over. What's in the Air Thursday, May 1 | as to just what to do, I don't mind | BAKER, O1 May ‘4 ‘ D ‘ es ell ov st " arrested by iwo former members AKER, Ore, May 1,—When a Percolators No. 6 Convex Kettle telling you I was scared atiff. Then the tal detalls oe Po AG | ap ||/™Man who said he hadn't eaten for Rice Boilers No. 10 Dish Pans a newspaperman, friend of mine,|'2® special detail, N. Andergon KFIC—3:30 to 4:30 p. m.; 8:50 two days wandered into his camp, George White fed him well. He jate voraciously, Shortly afterwards und E, M, Playfora. 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