The Seattle Star Newspaper, July 24, 1924, Page 5

R UNBAUM-BR FURNITURE Co. ING, Easy Terms 0S SIXTH AVE., BETWEEN PIKE AND PINE Disposal of Odd Lots and Overstocks Specially Reduced STOCK-ADJUSTMENT SALE In the Downstairs Store = Healthy Fun for the Youngsters ; ; ; K Preserving Kettle, Royal ; ; Gleaming Graniteware 64¢ ; ‘3 » Double Boiler, Roval Granite | White Graniteware _ ware B0¢ ; rt Dish Pan, Royal Grantteware, ; Sanitary 14-quart 59¢ BENOREN +) : fhe Coffeo Pot, Royal Granite ; and Inviting ware, 1%4-qeart 4e¢ = Scooters Special | 2 Tea Pot, Royal Graniteware, Chaslach failewboesing eee tT ; : nses 40¢ wnyects with Meinch rubber tires: { ; Choice, 98c Each Mop, regular Fralcees ix sak ved Tariped with ; ; eg é 8O¢ yellow. Unusually priced for two } 2 Sauce Pan, quart, Cast Skillet, No. 7 size ..80@ %47* only ; $ ars epee 98c Tea Pots, imported English $3.55 Each } Dishpan, 10 or 14 stbessee ss . oe } $ quart; special .......0s. 98c Frying Pan, No, 3 size ..20¢ } Mixing Bowls, set of three—one sink Strainer, aluminum 30¢ } each of 2, 3 and 6-quart Cut Glass Jam Jar ....84¢ >) SIMO. cc seeeeeeeee ee eeeee 98c White Enamel Combinette } Abs lave! nies 1.00 Pantry Set, 5-plece 1.76 ; Other Items Wash Boller, copper bot . * tom ae $1.89 Specially Priced Wash Boller, copper ..§4.98 Triple-coated on’ Heavy G Aluminum Combination 4-PIECE ‘COLORED GLASS CONSOLE SETS A FEATURED OFFERING FRIDAY at ...... A handsome set consisting of flower bowl, black stand and 2 candlesticks. (Candies not included.) 3 beautiful colors for your selection— amber, green and blue. ARTIFICIAL FRUIT 124c 8 kinds, in natural colors; all large pieces. “THAT LOOKS JUST LIKE REAL” —SPECIAL, each .............. A LIMITED NUMBER OF WEAR-EVER ALUMINUM INDIVIDUAL DEEP Made of thick sheet al num, Pocket Knives 59c Each 55 ONLY—WHITE ENAMELED Bath Room Stools Very Special Friday at $1.39 worth §2.00 Strongly constructed; heavy coated with white enamel; equipped with rubber tips; height 15 inches, hard, lumi- ELASTIC WEAVE SWIMMING SUITS SPECIALLY PRICED AT Ladies’ and men’s sizes in sparkling colors and smart stripings —$4,95 is an exceptionally low price for these high grade suits. SUNBRITE DOUBLE- ACTION CLEANSER Special, FRIDAY only, 4 CANS 19c COCOA, ALMOND = and MISSION OLIVE TOILET SOAPS—SPECIAL —SPECIAL—— 3 BARS—25¢ - to choone from—values up to $1.50, Keep Ont the Fly! 15x45-INCH ADJUSTABLE WINDOW SCREENS Low Priced FRIDAY at 49c Well wood black sereen wire. made; hard. frame with enameled $4.95 THE ATTL Seize Boot Stern Measures T Bringing Human ( STAR leg Aliens aken to Prevent vargoes Into U.S. Here is Henry H. Curran, chief of Ellis Island, who says | “their lives will not be glers such as those who tried t worth A clean, healthy skin is usually a lovely skin, but the use of the proper soap is necessary, Resinol Soap is specially cleansing, yet It is mild ani Feotiteg hecasiae’ We eaneeine the Resinol properties prescribed by phy- | sicians for years In the treatment of | skin troubles. At gives arich, refresh- | ing and invigorating lather that you | can really feel is cleansing. | RESINOL SOAP is also excel- lent for the shampoo as it tends to lessen dandruff and make the hair soft and lustrous, Atall druggists and toilet goods dealers, WARNING WHAT KIND OF IRON HAVE YOU BEEN TAKING? The Newer Compound of Iron Con: taining Organic Iron Like the tron in Your Blood, or Ordinary Metallic ot Mineral Iron—It's Im the Difference—! A child must have lime to make bone, but it gets organic lime from milk and not mineral lime from lime rocks, So the millions of red blood corpuscles in your blood must have iron, but na- ture put food iron—not mineral iron— for your blood in the husks of grains and the peels and skins of vegetables; mod: ern methods of cookery throw them all erat hence the alarming increase in anaemils ={ron starvation of the blood, with the devitalizing weakness, nervousness and other attendant fist brings. You should either ge back to nature or take the newer form of food iron to make up for this great loss and main tain your bodily and mental vigor. The iron that people usually take is mineral or metallic iron and is made merely by the action of strong acids on small pieces of iron, The newer form of iron is like the iron jn your blood and like the iron in the husks of graint and peels of vegetables. It i #0 prepared that It is ready for almost immediate ab sorption and assimilation by your blood, while some. physicians claim mineral iror is not absorbed at all. This newer form of iron may be had from your druggist under the name of Nuxated Tron. It costs muct more to make Nuxated Iron than it doet to make mineral or metallic iron, But wher your health is at stake, get the best. Your money will be refunded by the manufac: torers If you do not obtain perfectly sativ lactory results, For sale by all druggists tant to Know low to Tell. jcovered with tarpaulin, and is told jsea is about to be crossed, |near Rockaway Point, and is then living.” He refers to smug-} 0 bring $1 Italian aliens into| pi ia Cookers .... $1.89 the United States under tarpaulins in a dirty little bootleg Lay = “pire teaaarncb meee ee ay Phe dagh sloop, such as that shown in the picture. They are awaiting 2 camp Cups, White enamel, en ya "33. 28 |deportation at Ellis Island, | ; peeled, gech. nape 5S Dees. esseessn . 82. ht ee } Wash Ba white enamel, $ special, each Listed are but a few of the LLIS ISLAND, New York, J or later f Se. Rerainers. white enamel, many money-saving values of- A group of 31 “bo heir lives will § Ketties, $-quart. tered. Py aliens"—men who tried to ; Overnight Bag 2 [\themseives smuggled ir : s has gone on} ? . } |lcountry In violation of immi th port ever since there was ; Add These 2 eo ar bod: rage : Tee ek , Special fawa-are! walling hero,_ 1 gration, “In. the past wan} $ Double Hollers, white Advertised Beautftully ‘ return shipm mited to Chinese and criminals, | P:R aeeceds seen : ° Seintosiee Waites and’ puckis They the con-|debarred by stat Now the prac | } Age rey eabaabed anata eslbice Specials to Your : A splendid value fiscati tleg jo |tice Is growing np bpp pre Water Pots, white at this port tt mi-|Who want to avold the risk of be- I Wetdtats sag cfeass te Charge Account $2.95 Each se sires ne mente cig Waneplek te loeasquotar and ; ; Theira iv a aad n. From r of being caught as $ $ [itheir barred windows they ' GRUNBAUM BROS. FURNITURE CO,, INC. |} iiecssn. cy “AS tobe a steady | a { [irises the hazy ch of New|trickling of this human bootleg | Seta age ae. 3 28 fheds Ra: “SORES r York's skyline. They might have|thru our gates. Most of it has| —— had both had they taken their}been coming thru the Canadian} cae J "¥ tr Sm ae one iw 6 auota lav door or southern ports near| Electrician Dies | RUNDLE DAY TO Eureka Farmer Is Reran ae per bolo nd Mextee in Lake Stevens} AID NEAR EAST) Top-Price Grower |smvagiind UNKNOWN “Bat with the ‘capture’ of this EVERETT, July 24—Ayery 8,| Plans for a ‘Bundle day” for Near! waria WALLA, July 24.—Wil-|. “It will bo two or three months| UN" te tow new ring! Gordey, 22, an electrical worker, | East relief work, to be held August |tiam Struthers of Eureka Flats |More betore we, cas ny |& good} inat has been dev a traffic | toppled over the side of his canoe/13, will be made at a meeting under | topped the market for his hybrid |Rucs® at care t 4 emu) nto the very port of New York. | in Lake Stevens at 7 p. m. yesterday | tne quspices of te Women's City | Wheat today, getting $1.25 a bushel | sling i arse Ai ses ay ig! com | Two of the operatives of this] and drowned. His companion, Fred é for 20,000 bushels of No. 1 grade,|Miasioner of immig tna” hie: bela’ Sald seer 98008 club Friday morning at 9:15 o'clock ¢ New York. “For the new TAS Ar 5 Rameau, clung to the over turned op : Last week ho sold 9,000 bushels of |Port of New A on the|Dall each. But the ring leaders are | craft and was rescued by a boat from |at the Columbia theater. turkey red variety at the same price, |law which we tteot om thet at large Ree cavinc:. «Genres come were) @ motion pietire- pertraniagiactive| Ce de ieisat iepen thls ae "at the| The method of operntion is com-| a year ago from Snowhill, Md. ties in the Near East will be shown.| Humming birds rid tho flowers of |i migration problem. It will take |Paratively simple—for all but the| Aa. ae Mrs. Charles R. Gannaway, accom-|s«mall beetles, ants and files la little more time for this law to/#len. Instead of booking passage | New shoes rubbed with a slice of| panied by Zadi, an Armenian child eae ne |find itm texs. jon 4 regular liner he ts informed | raw potato will polish as easily |she has adopted, will tell of the re-| “Sastrugi" are long, dune-like| «,ion smugglers need expect no by @gents in his native country ot | as old ones. lief work there. ridges of snow formed by the wind. | consideration whatsoever. at our |* sure-fire way of getting admit- = ————J NY te Ghent. and Ane ———— STORE HOURS 8:30 A.M. TO 6 P. M1. fess ie Bale unht and)" For the price of first class pass- age he is put on board a slow! j% |auxiliary schooner, which takes} 4 a about three weeks to cross the ocean. Out at sea, somewhere near) the rum fleet row, he is taken off} deposited on board a sloop with others, FLEECED There he is buried in a coal pile, for the no-man's If the plans of the underground smug- glers carry, he is landed at a pler to remain silent paswed on to friends. In the passing, the allen ts usual- Meeced of everything he has, All “went. well” with the 31 Ital- fans who tried to sneak thelr way in, until Tony Comardo, captain of the sioop “Susie B,” on which they were making thelr last dash, at- tracted the attention of a police boat cruising around in search of rum runners. A fleet of taxis wan seen waiting t the pler towards which the sloop was heading. The police officers sensed Mquor and boarded the boat. ly 9to 10 Tweed Wome Apparel De $6.95 Silk and Wool Grepe; 160 yard elf I For Night is material | splendid light for und party drenne very fine of ture ar this ht Domestic in colors 4 desirable ternoon i form erly $2 a ye For Sr”. $1.0 Dress Volles; 38 and Wome inches ina ¥ t attractive on both light sss in « k grounds, On *™ sale for this hour, in the ‘#l# hou: Domestic Bec 13 a palr tion, at, a yard c 85 16 10 Remants of 2 to3 Odds and Ends of Women's Italian Silk Underwear, including vests and bloomers, in a broken line of sizes, styles and colors. Formerly $2 $4.16 h. For this hour in Women's Underwear HALF- Department, At ..cesesereee PRICE Ribbon Remnants of all varieties and colors in \- to 6 On S-yard Jengths. salo this hour, in the Ribbon 5 Department, by the piece Cc Women's Kid Gloves; 32 pairs of White Kid Gloves in sizes 5% and 5% only. These are of one- and two: clasp styles, and are slightly solled. Originally $2.50 and $3.00. Then re- duced. For this hour, peroneal ales 25c Imitation Pearl Beads, wax filled and in graduated sizes; mostly all 24-inch lengths, Lustrous beads selling reg- ular for $1.00 a string. For this hour in the Jewelry Department, at ........+5 25c h 10 to 11 Windsor Plisse Crepe, or 2 Pairs for 25e Drapery Materials at Half Price! Remnants in this Friday offering range from 1 to 4 yards in length. Drapery Dept—Upper Main Floor to 12 Shirting “19¢ * 19¢c Ashe Hose, é Men's Cotton Bathing Suits | ue and or 2 for $1.00 DEPARTMENT STORE FRIDAY HOUR SALES 1 to2 Men's So x 1 5c or 4 Pairs for S0e Drapery Madras; 200 ansort colors | Odds and Ends of Women’s Khaki-Flannel Outing Apparel Flannel Coats formerly $5.75 Pairs of Breeches formerly $3.95 Divided Skirts formerly $38.95 All Garments in a broken line of sizes. Women's Apparel Dept. — Second Floor wide range of colors. to $3.00 hose. 3 to 4 Mah Jongg Suits; 17 Suits for women. These are made of pret- ty ginghams and sold in regular stock for $4.95. On sale this hour of Women’s Silk Hose Reduced to 79c Full- and Semi-fashioned Hose, all im- perfects, taken out of regular stock, in a Hosiery Department—Main Floor Corselettes; 24 of them, made some of which have elastic In- serts in the skirts. $2.95 Each! Graded from $1.50 4to5 pink or white materials, All are of in the Women’s Summer Dress back fastening style. Sizes are Section at, 98 38, 40, 42 and 44, but not each @ sult ...66 see eteeees C size in every style. Formerly $3.00. For this hour, in the Women’s Hose, semi-fashioned ot Conset Dept. $1 95 silk, and silk and rayon mixtw nary: iegaot ee 2 with reinforced lisle garter t heels and toes. Some have slight Children's Underwear; | Sum: imperfections. Colors are gray, ™éerwelght cotton pants in tan, sunbeam, black and white, in sizes 8% to 10%4, but not each size in every color. For this hour, a pair ...... eas 29c Underarm Bags; 40 of them, in attractive styles, designed of black fabrics, with self checked and striped effects and substantially lined. Each one is fitted with coin purse and mirror. Formerly $1.65 each. Fi hour, each der at Sui ing sizes 4, 6 and 8 years. Form- erly 25c a garment. this hour in the Women’s Un- Twilled Sateen; 200 yards of to 3-yard lengths and 36 to 40 inches wide, bloomers and for linings, sale for this hour, in the Lin-% On sale ‘wear Department, HALF- + PRICE in black only. making dresses, On ited to Department, wu. 25€ All wanted to get into Ameri without running the chance of ex- ceeding the quota. : But bootleg is bootleg in either whisky or men—and confiscation is the price that must be paid. Crushed by Train; Dies of Injuries CHEHALIS, July 24.—John Ar- nold, of Centralia, died yesterday a few minutes after he was run over by a train in the Chehalis & Cowlitz railroad yards, crushing his hips and causing internal injurfes, He was 40 years old and is survived by his wife, Mrs. Clara Arnold. Instead they found the allens bur- fed in coal heaps beneath tarpaulin coverings in the hold. Some of the men were youngsters in thelr 20’ others were past 50. STOP ITCHING SKIN Zemo, the Clean, Antiseptic Liquid, Gives Prompt Relief There is one safe, dependable treatment that relieves itcning tor- ture and that cleanses and soothes the skin. Ask any druggist for a abe or $1 bottle of Zemo and apply it as dl- rected. Soon you will find that Irritations, Pimples, Blackheads, Eezema, Blotches, Ringworm and similar skin troubles will disappear. Zemo, the penetrating, satisfying Hquid, is all that is needod, for it banishes most skin eruptions, makes the skin soft, smooth and healthy. Zemo Soap, 25c; Zemo Ointment, 60c. Advertisement. THE OLDEST TONIC IN THE WORLD IS OIL OF THE —PORTOLIVE The ancient Greeks, who doyel- oped their bodies to almost perfec: tion, used practically no other moth- od of keeping in perfect health, Even to this day all of the Latin people, such as the French, Italiana and Spanish, follow this method and fich modern ailments an dyspepsia, Indigestion, nervounness and coi stipation are unknown among them, Portolive ia juat a mixture of old Port Wine, nut flavored olive oll and other natural body builders, All druggists soll St INUXATED IRON Portolive Laxative ew -Adyortinoment, OLIVE AND PORT WINE} at De Honey's, Pike at 13th, every Saturday even- Teeth as Low as $5 iat Set of Red Rubber, We guarantee a fit om ‘all our pintes Our EXTREMELY LOW PRICKS Teeth as low O8,..,.... 00 Best set of teeth, Red Rubber (either set). Gold Crowns (22 karat Bridge Work (22 karat! Porcelain Crowns Gold Fillings .. Gold Inlays .» ey Synthetic Porcelain Billings Silver Fillings: Cement, Fillings. . Teeth Treated ... Pyorrhen Treatme: «$7.00 00 | per tooth . x Nerve Removed. (Painters): (81.00 Tenth xtracted (Palnions)...00e No charge for painless extract- {ng and cleaning when other work. Is contracted for, Old gold {8 valuable. I pay cash or allow you full value for it on dental worlk, A PRIVATE, high-olnas, up-to. BANITARY dental’ office With sterilized Instruments and entlemanty operators, whom Sou will not be ashamed to rec: Ammend to your friends, AML worle Kunranteed for 15 yenrs Examination FRET Open 0 to 6 Datly—0 to 12 Sunday OHIO DENTISTS 207. University Corner Secoud Ave, Over Mutual Say, & Loun Aas'n, | dato, | i} Quicker than Toast |” No kitchen muss. No frying pans to clean The ideal summer breakfast Cooks in 3 to 5 minutes — Quick Quaker ILLIONS now enjoy the coolest of sum- fare mer breakfasts, the easiest to prepare; the 1 wa) delicious and enticing. Today, ask your grocer for QUICK'QUAKER, se new Quaker Oats. Then tomorrow, without heating up the kitchen, ; without pots and frying pans rich, fine breakfast you need. All ready in 3 minutes! That’s quicker than Standard fall size and weight packages— Medium: 1% pounds; Larg Quick Cooks in to clean, have the toast—try it! 3 pounds, 7 oz 3 to 5 minutes grime quickly yield to Sapolio. EFFECTIVE—ECONOMICAL name Sapolio. Blue band— wrapper. NEW YORK “For the home well ran, things hard fo clean in the kitchen, and throughout the house. Grease, rustand Substitutes never satisfy. Look for the ENOCH MORGAN'S SONS CO. Soie Manufacturers Silver U.S.A. TRADE MARK REO