The Seattle Star Newspaper, May 16, 1924, Page 5

FRIDAY, MAY THE SEATTLE STAR ent Payments UNBAUM BROS FURNITURE Co. INC. SIXTH AVENUE BETWEEN PIKE AND PINE Bargains in Slightly Used | Fiber and Reed Furniture mahogany and equipped $32.50 $105.00 $35.00 cos $35.00 ad back; fiber, with beau $26.50 "cay fist 0 TQ BQ Davenport. Handsome etter, with flowered bro r Stand and Shade evening olatery Durably built Steel Cot, with fiber Cotton Mat to fit steel sp: legs fold up flat against army cot, exactly as spring So one or several can easily pictured in attractive +” | be carried on the running board of cretonne ticking your car. Why not sieep in com Weight 12 pounds fort in camp? SPECIAL— $3.75 GRUNBAUM BROS. FURNITURE CO., Inc. ' SPECIAL— GERMAN REDS IN WAR THREAT Communists Demand Seizure by Workers of Mines Pr Office BERLIN, May 16.—Red war was/| them passing a bot ve FIELD, threatened tr upied and unc the ter to W yee I was cupied Germany t terday Communists increased their de ands for seizure by workers of « t Eplacopa the mines of the Ruhr. At the today on th same time thelr le “bloody interferen coming fascist! rs promise in a forth jon at BOYS, 9 AND 7; RUN BLIND PIG WHILE DAD OUT; PLEAD FOR FINE QIAN 1 BITTER CHURCH FIGHT SEEN Methodist Episoopals Vote on War Resolution br eir father’s jogging bus ness when he wa t Case found reported to the « mmittes on state 4 Fuerstenwalde next Su > ‘gr ow F go In the ocoupled areas oeee SEai Gearsinension ta tae agitators began a new hureh if it fe adopted prevent miners from acqutescing tn | arse Greate age a French demands for operation of «| saceut tim Deka group of pits under the Micum lerate such a re : agreement — between German industrialists. Strike negotiations in the may be closed today with an arb tration award. Rub French and Coolidge and McAdoo Held _ "| Certain Winners Friday “If adop try’s flag ¢ | PORTLAND, Ore, May 16.—Ore. Bible Students in o ee gon voters this morning kicked thelr pi way thru lastminute campaimn tt) Wote Against War erature which was piled at thelr! cicaGo, May 16.—In a chapel front doors during the night, and] mecting ents and fac | went to the primary polls to p ik the | oe the With naming of Calvin Coolldge was ¢ jand William G, McAdoo as presiden copal general conference memori: t for their respective | °°P*! bas. ‘A rt t ' : r chief interest in the! a o Russia Sends Note in Raid | '* ite the ecleation of con]. hundred’ and twenty<our . > hr dbnrg oy gine Bre red out their appre refusing on Soviet Building ‘ ndidat a exciting | participation in war at any . . candt.| 0® girl, Miss Inez Traxter, voted BERLIN, May 16.—A new note aalie ot Yahasest. Mato from Russia text of which was | the republican ranks Bena eae carefully” guarded today, demanded | ary vor| Sinclair Awarded ull apology from Germany for the | George LL. nd ° ° dent week before inst when aly x aubit each of whan na Italian Oil Grant Ming occupied by & soviet com: | nounced expectations of winning ROME, May 16.—Harry F. Sin mpeseial made nore — t has been granted a concession arc h of a work Italy's oll fields and the oad taken refuge there. ] cabinet council has approved the The Russ IR leases, an official communique an. nounced today | Convict Couple of Importing Opium | porciny toward, pretty Archie Hartford, and Mrs, Lilian Eltrich, house proprietor of Aberdeen, wer convicted tn Federal Judge E. E. | Cushman’s |charge of court Thursday of importing oplum. charge Friday, be tried c ment with Harry fendant Sexton M. Kartzmark, while the! was crossing the line from C Hartford pulled a gun on Kartzmark but was overpowered Nas Ted King, boarding Mrs. Eltridge was facing trial on another while Hart a third indict as code The concession is effective as of | Pleads Guilty to Stealing | ™* 1 demite = storm of protest | rs against Italy's oll reserves being Clothing Here to Sinel: the government intained that its actic pia __Provisdon wever, are ti Seattle girl, was to be sentenced mationad:, tottative,”): Walon’ st | Present t% somewhat She pleaded | !8¢k of capital | jguilty Thursday to having stolen 2 rs | = [Doris apartimentn, 118 Suth ave. aj tion, Promised in Kearns Charges month ago. She in the bride of a United Staten! tos ANGELES, Cal. May. 16 marine pharr Charges made against Jack Kearns, manager of Jack Dempsey, by Mixa} noes Emm atill being Attorney Keyes. day by Justice C, C. Dalton hampered by © | charge of petty larceny on, pleture actress, d today by Dis od in Portland after a theft lof the hes was reported by R. C. | Monteith and brought to Seattle last | week investigators worked on the case all day yesterday and there will possibly be some definite action taken today, it was said. The sports | Insurance was unknown tn Japa half a century ago An Exceptional Offering for Saturday ‘ good amateur racket. : $3.00 ELECTRIC CURLING IRONS Reduced. White enameled handle, removable- waver; long cord and 2-piece attach- $1 98 ment plug. Saturday a . $1.50 PERFECURL ELECTRIC CURL- 98c WONG, Bpecial eie eo Gieas vec oneins css 3 THE “COLEMAN” Bob White Toilet Paper The best bargain in the mar- ket. A 4-02. crepe paper, made by the A. P. W. Paper Co. Special Saturday— 8 Rolls | for 4 2 (Delivered Only With Other Goods) .‘Maine”’ Diss Wheel Scooters Extra special. A very strongly made, 10-inch rubbor tired, ise wheels, roller bearing. Attractive- ly finished in black, with red wheels, Does away with your old time e: Its a miniature k pump, baffie ‘and Extra, For. Saturday 38 hose, vice. RE HOURS 8:30 A.M. TO 6 P.M “Marvel” Tennis Racket and Championship Tennis Ball Both for $2.49 Walnut colored, arched throat, full bow. frame, cedar handle. A Guaranteed Hair Clippers Marked extremely low. Saturday .. Close Cutting. Fine for Bobbed Hair CAMP STOVE and OVEN Come in and Jet as dem- enieest $13.50 Garden Hose 50 ft.—$5.49 A. high corrugated, mould- ed black rubber which give splendid ser- $1.98 Imported Willow LUNCH BASKETS Strongly made of clean, white Willow. Medium size. Special 39c Buy Your Automobile LUGGAGE CARRIER Here Saturday at a saving. Ad- Justable; will fit any car A bargain $1 ; 49 MOULDED Under Priced Saturday quality Piiewhabopgwarorie te tenambe at epee: Weta iar A RAE He re min man will elther be faced with a com. Alcoholism fatalities are on t Recommends Daily Use of Magnesia ase tn Okl na this year af to Overcome Trouble Caused by ady dec during the last| Fermenting Food and Acid six years, according to statistics in} Indigestion nf the state health commissioner's | office today. -| ‘Ten deaths were chalked up at! st | thie end of the first quarter of 1924, | against 23 during the whole of 1923. | Tho state's high mark was set in| 1920 when 94 succumbed to th wares of the bootlegger, the rec. ords show. presence of excesal mach, ereating s0-ca ‘acid tn gastritis accompanied by /Rep. Langley Ill } After Conviction WASHINGTON, May 16.—Repre- sentative Langley, Kentucky, who | suffered a slight attack of apoplexy st his home here, was reported by| his physicians today to be out of| danger, Langley was stricken following his | return to Washington from his trial | in Kentucky, at which he was con- jvicted of conspiracy to violate the nilk) te barmiess to! jiquor Ia Inexpensive to take and | st form of magnesia for stomach leo Mit ments ath so | RUSSIan Quintet rtiseraent. | f meee in Radio Program ‘The Russian quintet, under the di- atc your |rection of Mrs. A. Kovalesky, will [feature the Metropoltian Building °. e company's program to be broadcast pimp es Vvanis. over KFOA, Rhodes Department | store, Friday night. Other members Why? Pimple-Pot whenRede of the quintet are M. Borodin, R. Blood-Cells increase! 8. 5. Red-Blood- peop! more fear of Indig Lord, V. Tolpegin and A. Vdovin. | V. Gromokovsky, baritone, will give | a solo, and J. C. Herbsman, secre- ary of the China Club of Seattle, will discuss “Metropolitan Ideals.” 1,000 Bottles of Beer Confiscated One thousand bottles of beer were |confiscated by deputy sheriffs yes- |terday in a raid on a flat et 717% |Pine st. No arrests were made. You can be sure of this, nat: has no substitute for red-blood-cel Pimple-poison can’t live in the red rivers of your blood as long as there | Policemen Fight | Rights of Matrons | As the culmination of a two-year | fight between male and women mem. bers of the police department over the benefits the women derive from the police pension fund, Corporation Counsel T. J, L. Kennedy hag been asked by tho, male members of the Every woman, every man, can now have {department to rule on what steps asa Rose-Petal! ‘can bo taken to abrogate the rights h rich red-blood-cells in}tne women. auch lies imptronatt . More red-blood-cells! That I§\haye on | what you need when you seo p}, ples staring at you in the mirror, Blackheaded pimples are worse! Eczema is worse yet! You can try everything under the sun,—you'll find only one answer, more cell. power in your blood! The tremen.- | dous results, produced by an in: crease in red-blood-cells is one of | the A, B, C,'s of medical science. | * Red-cells mean clear, pure, rich|}| “IR What's in the Air FRIDAY, MAY 16 KDZE—12:30 to 1 KFHR—1:30 to 3: p.m. KFJC- PAGE 5 RHODES DEPARTMENT STORE Buying Attractions for Saturday Are Greater Than Ever This Week-End! Women’s $24.50 Sport Coats Belted and Straight Line \ A fine assortment of plaids, mixtures, tripes and plain coatings in the predomi- nating sport shades. A big saving, Saturday! Our Regular $2.00 Line of Men’s Shirts Fine corded Cloths in neat and checked pat terns of fast dye All colors. buy at $1.35. Young Men’s Two-Pants Suits - + < Caps, in sizes 6 to 74, for Boys’ Wash Women's Apparel Dept—Second Floor Oa ete teres To Sell for $21.65 & Se ii in SR eens nw Models in Plain and Sport Patterns Sizes are 16 to 44. Summer Capes For Girls $6.95 to quality Pereales, Madras and Repp sizes 14 to 17% stripes A great Men's Dept—Main Floor Yourself! A Real Boy’s Style of a Suit $1 Kodak Enlargements for Saturday Only! 79C Enlargements, size 7x11 or 8x10 inches, made from your favorite negatives and hand-colored in oils. Main Floor Rear Both pairs of Knickers are |- full lined and have taped seams. Coats are full- alpaca lined; - a» well tailored suit of .con- servative styles in light and dark tweeds and. cash- meres. Sizes 7 to 17 years. A great buy! $18.95 - $1.50 and $1.75 Blouses - - * = - - «+ © ++ 95¢ Suits, sizes 2 to 8 years - 95¢ to $3.50 Satin-Finish Hard Candies Irregular Shapes and Sizes for Saturday 40c grade for 19c Pound Candy Dept—Main Floor WellsworthGog gles , Y] . (7) For Sun-Glare, Dust or Wind. $2.00 Set to Sell for - Shell frames, well designed not to hurt the ears or disarrange the hair. Plain lenses in amber color, smoke, fieuzal and amethyst; including genuine leather case, for $1.00! Optical Dept.—Main Floor Rear—Balcony But King Kennedy is admired by Broadway because he comes in smil- ing thru the front door. And Broad- way is ever Willing to extend a hand ‘of welcome, to\the chap who Isn't afraid of !t. Theatrical managers haven't formed a line before his door, but— They are betting even money here King Kennedy makes good! | blood, They mean clear, ruddy, lov-| |? ™: | able complexions, They mean nerve | <—————— | power, because all your nervos are) ————————} | fed by your blood. They mean free-| ST. 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