The Seattle Star Newspaper, May 12, 1924, Page 5

= MONDAY, MAY 12, 1924 | GRUNBAUM BROS FURNITURE Co. INC. | SIXTH AVENUE, BETWEEN PIKE AND PINE Liberal Credit Choice of 3 Brass Beds, | Choice of 3 Brass Beds Double Coil Spring, Fabric Spring, 30-lb, Mattress 40-Ib, Mattress Sr Complete Special, Complete HESE luxuriously pobatinels Mattresses will be made right in our display windows. You can see the fine quality of cotton that goes into them and how well they are made. Demonstration Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday. HE. genuine Brass Beds pictured are finished a brushed brass with gatin stripes. They have 2inch end posts with l-ineh fillers. The double coil spring is a high-grade make and is built for sagiess. Both are guaranteed. bs: may be purchased separately if desir leep. ‘The fabric spring ts strongly built and ts . springs or ma on 4 Brass Bed Cofl Spring | Brass Bed Fabric Spring $22.50 $17.50 | $22.50 $5.50 50-lb, Mattress 40-Ib. Mattress $17.50 GRUNBAUM BROS. FURNITURE CO. | BOT SO SRS | es 1) 1)!" THE SEATTLE STAR -IBartlett Plans Arctic ORDER ARREST Trip if U.S. Gives Up OF KARELLE __ | Missing Paymaster May Be Amnesia Victim Says He'll Build New Boat Here if Big Gasbag Fails | BY FIELDING LEMMON gions of the Arctic a yea summer, was the asserts f Capt There has been nothing 4 ‘ decided t the Shenandoah flight » dgo canceléd the proposed plqns for this year,” Capt, Bartlett | : s Jeclared, “but high navy officers are . ° } [| sure that the trip will be attempted es trod ue Ventana! him imagine that he b } } ing on this a Little ts wn of Karelle's past or $ I\me North to surve { his former friends, which makes tt The Shenand w all the mor to the Pacifi coast this { Jiand Seattle has a good ch having it here for a time, Capt. Bartlett ‘This ta up the ft © said, two dirt A pollt two saw a popular harping po and rateed ¢ o the Bhenan doah's flight. They got over, and the flight was GROTTO ‘SLATES MUSIC BILL Little Symphony Orchestra to Play at Theater wrecks Capt. Bob Bartlett KIDDIES MOURN ‘| Playmates at Funeral of Boy|" Drowned in Lake radio with a 2 IF NAVY WON'T, | HE WILL HIMs! While 15 former ayr Tf the navy ¢« r b f dirigible trip I'm Pe build a boat and go { $ [itands myself. They never | V y } been explored and the United States $.]| should do It. If we don't some Eu-|boy’s parer ; ropean nation will beat us to it./A. Mace, § |) There are 1,500,000 miles of unex:/grave of the iad for whom « wide ; plored area up there.” haw been . aa Capt. Bartlett was with jeu from his home, March ry when the admiral made his|2 successful trip to the North P He w Aret by the sad endir f " suspense wh also with Canadia number of didaten the grott the bey be rumor afte Karuk Bartlett now what time would be brought but said that the navy department pla ned to have it here part af ich the police, the sheriff's tive agency McDonald, 2 Three Try Suicide, | M<Pens One Is Successful ceversi poison saviors suielde in the'city jail by slashing his | course in nursing. throat and head with fragments of | '*overing slowly, his spectacles. He was held waiting an insanity Monday he was in| has been established as th: eity hospital in a serious condition. | Gimme! 16th ave. 8 Found unconscious in her room in| was a N. P. sw the Cedarberg hotel, Miss Ftosamund Monday she itehman are being made to recover th: . Was taken to the city | She ts said to have taken a. 89, ‘Sets The girt ts . C. Reed, 76, laborer, attempted | working as « waitress to finance a| Identity of a man who leaped from | day the Kirkland ferry Saturday evening| his $9 years, wan boi of T. B.|and came to the Un Gimmel Attempts | Mra. W ody Mra. George Rohrer joined in al ered 34 the boy who, following | monies to find his body in Lakelthe 1 IUnton after his disappearance, |t Age of 100 as Goal |was petieved to have been kid-/an Declaring he would live to be 100, !naped. |? was | August Johnson, 6811 Thir W.. celebrated his 89th birthday & Johnaon, unusually active for ake by | yearn ago. He has t Albert Shaw STORE HOURS creen Door serviceable; A wonderful buy at $1.98. (No €. 0. D. “Factory BATH BRUSHES Low-priced Tuesday, Solid back, with detach- ablé long handle; packed in a sanitary carton. Special like a flash. Basement A Special Value in GRAPE-CUT GLASS 7 PIECE !) WATER SETS Beautifully cut Water Jug and 6 thin- blown Tum- blers in the grape design. Tuesday— An Attractive Offer on 12-inch Ball-Bearing LAWN MOWERS For Tueséay PI.49 finch drive wheels, 5%44nch reel and four knives of best tool steel, fully guaranteed. An exceptional buy, 0 A.M. TO 6 P. M= 100 Stained for Tuesday’s | 08 Selling s Sizes 30x78, 82x80, 36x84 inches. frame is mortised and st is covered with black enameled screen wire. Demonstration” S. 0. S. The magic cleanser for pots and pans—cleans aluminumware During Demonstration 25c pkg. cece OE ON BILL a Mrs, Miracle Would Support oman whe tee} Bone Power Measure | meh airman, who flew | from Paris, has arrived at Saigon, the| Indorsement of Initiative Petition known as Bone free pi capital of French ( China, wer was officia day. 1 be from the ¢ -- y Cc woman Kathryn $.S.S. ery away * be submited Yo that bod? hon lution urges Pimples (2: ::0-.0: clares that farmers and residents You will be compelled to admit of smalicr cities are entitled to the that the results of 5.5.5, benefits of cheap rates for light are really amazing! and power now enjoyed by larger Did you ever know how big citles | municipalities. | make the hydrant water fit gre —_——— to drink? That's what S. 8. 8. does ' to the blood in your owa biood KFOA Offers Radio Program Tonight | Vocal and plano selections by Miss | Alice Lichtenberger, Seattle soprano |} Miss Pearl Collier, janist; Kenneth | Lyman, pianist, and Otis DeLay, | tenor, will feature the radio program jof Pacific Northwest station KFOA | Monday Lichtenberger will sing the Waters of d “I Hear a Thrush Reduced A plain door, but strong and ained in a dark oe and Orders) I Minnetonka at Eve. Lyman's am will in. of clude “Shadow Danc “To a Water Lily” and “Russle of Spring,” and De- Lay will offer “Sally Lou, Home Blues,” “Keep a Goin’ “Swanee River Dipes. It makes it fit to circulate, a ft 8. 8. S. is acknowledged to be ona Wouldn't Do" and of the most powerful, rapid and ef- | Rose fective blood-cleansers known. 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Plain colors. 80c Ginghams for 22¢ Dress Ginghams of novelty plaid and checked patterns, in a good | range of colors. 32 inches wide. 22c Nainsook for 15c Splendid quality 36-inch Nainsook suitable for gowns and undergar- ments, Japanese Crepes 20c a Yard 85c Lingerie Crepes for 29c a Yard for Plisse Weaves, plain and printed 30-inch Japanese Crepes in 20 crepes in attractive designs desir- colors; ideal for dresses, aprons and able for lingerie and gowns. children’s wear. Domestic Section—Upper Main Floor Attractive Trimming Specials Colored Valenciennes Novelty Ratine Braids 12% Braids for Braids for, 0c Braids for. width; 12 favored ‘shades to 950 Braids for. choose from. yard of 12 yards for $1.10 9¢ or 1 ‘These are the newest laces for trimming gingham and yolle frocks for Summer wear. Laces are % to 1 Inch in Te yard -10¢ yard -15¢ yard +18¢ yard 35e Braids for......25¢ yard Formerly 10c a Special, a yard, yards for $1,00. Calais Vals Calais Valenciennes Laces Hemstitching from 2 to 4 inches in width, : and of assorted patterns in Prompt attentién, guaran a white. teed work and quick service 20c, 30¢ and 35¢ Laces for at all times. Plain hemstiteh- 15¢ yard, ing, a yard, 10¢. &c, 10¢ and 12%c Laces for Scallops—a yard, 12%¢. Be yard. Trimming Dept—Upper Main Floor Dressmaking Little Notions at a Saving! Success Scalloped Kdgings in an assortment of colors and 4 S yards to the bolt. Regular 20c, for 14¢. Depends Half = ; weep malar Tatted Edgings in assorted colors, 3 yards to the bolt. on the Regular 150, for 10¢. Ric Rac Braid, size 29, in a good range of colors. Regu- lar 3 yards 10c, for, a yard, 2¢, Pattern You Select! You'll have to admit that Scissors; Henkel’s best quality, 5-inch Scissors; regutar 85c, for 50¢. Wilsnap Fasteners, in black or white; all sizes. Regular 8 cards for 25c; Tuesday, a card, 6¢. we carry the finest combina styles in Delong’s Hooks and Eyes; 12 on a card, in white or black. Regular 10c, for 7¢. Pearl Butions; 12 on a card; 2-hole, Regular 20c, for 11¢, tion of pattern Seattle, namely McCall's Pictorial Review Designer medium size. Pearl Buttons; 12 on a card; fisheye holes; regular 10c, for 7¢. Belting; Regular Warren's stayed belting, in black or white. a yard, for 18¢, Organdie Bias Tape; all colors; 6 yards to the bolt (size 5). Regular 26c, for 15¢. Hickory \-in, Elastic, in white only; bolt. Regular 40c, for 27¢, Take advantage of our Pat- tern Service. 6 yards to the Pattern Dept.— Upper Main Floor Notions Dept.—Main Floor. $8 Crown and Bridgework Cut to With Our Regular 15- Year Guarantee SO NOW IS THE TIME While Our Prices Are Cut in Half Come in and ace for yourself we not doing cheap work, but the same big i work, ual best materinia obtain: DR. H. 0. 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