The Seattle Star Newspaper, July 29, 1924, Page 5

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TUESDAY, JULY THE SEATTLE TAR == ie Never Saw an Airplane 0S Missionary, Here From China, Has AND PINE DEPARTMENT STORE Artillery Chief Tells of Forts Weakness DEMANDS NEW RIFLES Seattle Protection Would Fail in Wartime GRUNBAUM BR FURNITURE 60. HNC. AVENUE Had Only Three \uto Rides i in n Her Life SIXTH BETWEEN PIKE A One Price Sale for Wednesday ONLY 93 NO MORE merchandise Day. from all over the store—-Economicz Read every item—it will mean savi Summer for the One , reduced you. Overstuffed Suite Velour or Tapestry en HIS popular new Suite compris and Wing Chair. The 1es with the superior give you the greatest possible bottom cc ion and three springs add comfort to beauty plete Seamed Sheets 93c Upper Main Floor Girls’ Middies 93c Upper Main Floor Woolen Fabrics 93c s Davenport, artistic de constructic satisfaction rows of Three Upper Main Floor re sectior Our bedding will place Wednesday med Bed size 76x90, of a good weight that will give satisfactory wear Formerly $1.25. Wednesday, each 93e¢. Chinese Parasols 93¢c Main Floor A cl In an ing of in shades bg pieces com- an-up of 200 yards assortment consist- 40-inch Wool Serge of brown, g ’ wine, scarlet and navy; also, 40-inch silk and wool Checked Crepes in high colors. Formerly $1,50 and $2.00. Wednesday, a yard, 93¢. 6 of Size to 16 years; hite twill on sail- nd long . are display- aah in era group with the short sleeve models pre- dominating, Formerly 25. Wednesday, choice MORE GUNS ASKED * FOR PUGET SOUND sale . 240 lesigned dias ith the yles the re disarm: | mame nference To uct the empl V build the carr and mo! ery of these guns in battery . cost about $2,000,000, which is only Liberal se Suth the or of one battoship mium t of a big acements unt two cost small pre safety a very Make good furnit ing the enables you to have | gladly a department's ~ ~ is not known. recommended, | for nge terms to suit you * war policy in this matter I believe, and have so mum ty should comp’ Ginch guns at Pr armament Grunbaum Bros. Furniture Co., Inc. N opportunity to save on distinctive Chinese Parasols is available in this sale to the tourist and Seattle shopper alike. these guns there If your hands beco! of mobile guns rub them with a sii in salt End Those _ Gas Attacks! Don't suffer another day from the dis- | tressing effects of & dowels. ob rb< f, Moberg, missionary from China, who is , never saw an airplane and has ridden in s only three times, she tells The Star.’ In this posed for The Star, she is wearing an elaborately | embroidered “wedding cape,” given her by her Chinese wards to show their affection. Woman’s Nose Is Photo: by Freak Jecebe, & Broken in: Smash BY G. LUCILLE BUTLER ITWENTY-ONE ted by Dep YZ 4 Miss Selma O, isiting in Seattle automobile They are made as sketched—of an un- usual large size—with curved handle and metal tip and are displayed in purple, green and orange with flower design in white in- side and outside. Formerly $1.25. Reduced for Wednesday, choice 93¢. Sisar Coated Cod Liver Oil Tablets For Thin Kids Forget Liver Oil undeve picture, Stat Photographer “T will be retu year A. Carlson was arre Sheriff Ray F ing a car while on between his ca Boys’ Khaki Trousers 93c Main Floor Rear heartburn, dizzy spe the uty Cotton Broadcloth 93c Upper Main Floor horrible tasting Cod the thin, puny, ren McCoy's Curtain Net 93¢ Upper Main Floor ean. > into any fir and ask for a package Ls lets. Take before and after FLOWERS OF CITY . DELIGHT TRAC ripe na Miss Moberg sh on their bones. tors know all about them and/ wife at * Owl Drug Co, a g00d | result of the, crash are in gregt; Hall was set for Carlsor are not lag ults in a few on th | make. You'll know right away Rome ene have found exactly wha forever end those awful « longer will you be bothered w ger-like pains in the heart region, due to gas. You will be able to eat what | ¢ you Itke without fear of suffering after- wards. Eopa Gas Tablets are guaranteed to be absolutely harmless, pleasant to take, and free from objectionable odor. You can get a liberal paci for $1.00. Bold tn Seattle by Bartell Drug Stores, or any ether good druggint. Boericke & Runyon Mfrs, San Francisco, —Advertise- | our domestic yard goods section — 250 yards of 36-inch imported Cotton Broadcloth in sport stripes of green, orange, red, black and Copenhagen blue on tan or white grounds, adaptable for sport skirts, dresses and blouses. Formerly $1.50. Wednesday, a yard, 93¢. ai bace=tlowers! tire On sale in she comes from for} WATER SHUT-OFF NOTICE ai Rach re sta Megara io Aa Pk: getiy Plea o gph all, ATER shut off on t s sd the task Wednesday fre 6 p. m. on Ith ave. N. W. from 0th at. to W. S5th at.; on y.. from W. 83rd h at., and on W. | §5th st., from 13th ave, N, W Mth ave. N. W. > whe All the boys want them for outing wear. These have the lace-leg and every pair you buy you will save one dollar and two cents, as they sold formerly at $1.95. All sizes. Reduced for Wednesday to, a pair, 93e¢. 800 yards of dain- tily designed and pat- terned Nets, and woven from very fine yarns, will be featured Wednesday in our drapery section; form- erly $1.50. Reduced for Wednesday, a yard, 93¢. will be j in the in are not expensive either—6o n § a. m, to tablets 60 cents, and children take them like candy. ni skinny woman ds in ‘24 days. “Get McCoy's, the original genuine Cod Liver Oil Tablet. Advertisement. gained 9/ ment. ered and “Tam the Lig’ ARRANGE RITES | Funeral for Seattle Girl Auto | Victim Wednesday | Jul Funeral ser- r Miss Doris Chambers, 22, stenographer, will be held Challacombe & Fickle mor Wednesday morning at| = |10 o'clock. Miss Chambers was burned | to death when a car she was driving | overturned near Hartford early, Sun. | morning. y ‘of Norman Garmire, 24, th ave. 8. W., Seattle, who | also lost his | in the crash, will be | taken to Or n City, Must Have Been a Plunge Party rson, of Ft. Lawton, found to “walk up stairs in order to get a new SSS 30 MILES AWAY —SA—SSTORE HOURS 8:30 A.M. TO 6 P. + ————— | Since 1893 when Miss. Moberg j her native country to devote her life to evangelistic work, she has labore left | | Odd Lots of Silks at 93c Upper Main Floor caring for 100 and girls’ school—all | of native missionaries trained | by Miss Moberg in the field Her nearest neighbors are at Ling | Ching, 30 miles distant, and as travel is over rough roads and the co ance a two-wheel, wooden sprin; “Pekinese” art, the chances for ‘cial intercourse are slender indeed. A LIMITED QUANTITY OF PARAMOUNT PURE ALUMINUM WARE on sale Wednesday, while they last— 83c Each Choice of 3-piece Sauce Pan Sets, Double Boilers,. Windsor Kettles, Convex Kettles, Preserving Pans and others. 200 yards of Silks includes 33-inch Florentine in red, gold, coral, Copenh rose and delph; 33-inch colored Pongee in rose, light blue, tan, peach, old rene and gray, and 33-inch Figured Rodmin in tan, gray, green, Copenhagen, gold and white, Formerly $1.45 and $1.65, While they last, Wednesday, a yard, 93¢. HURT IN CRASH Auto Smashes Taxicab Onto Sidewalk on First Ave. ttle rom th: 16th Ave. Paving Is ought by Residents | resolution to pave 16th ave. E., from E. 63rd st., to E. 70th st., |Finance Body to Talk Salary Raise A petition from the civil servies | commission urging a general upward was introduced In Monday's meeting | revision of salaries was received By of the city council. It was referred | the city council Monday and referred to the streets and sewers commit-/to the city council finance commit: Crashing into ; the side of a taxicab tek at 4a. m. Tuesday, on First ave, a small touring car, driven by W. H Rose, 1909 Minor ave., knocked the | taxi onto the sidewalk. Rose was} severely injured but refused to be taken to a hospital. ‘The taxi was driven by F son, 3051 Humes place. Both cars were badly damaged “nary e $10” 1 arson found four brand new sults lying in the near Ft, Law- ton, He turned all four over to the police, and the trying. to | locate an owner now, bal VARIED MUSIC FOR HERBERT IS FALSE “Do you really love me, Herbert?” | “Of course I do-” en why doesn't your chest 4 down like the men on the CONTINUING OUR BIG SALE OF SHEARS at 69¢ Each FANCY DECORATED ENGLISH EARTHEN A. Hart Passenger and Aute Ferries From Colman Dock Leave Seattle Daily , 10:15 a. ms 0, 8, 11:30 p.m, Protect your floors and carpets from sparks. Fireplace SCREENS 94.49 Regular $7.50 panel, black mattress weave. R. F. D. Mail Boxes Very Low Priced At 98c Made of heavy galvanized equipped hinged signal flag... A ridiculously low price for these high grade shears, these big values: 7-eup, In sev- ital di 506 Large Size GRASS FLOOR MATS SPECIAL 69¢ Size very choice patterns, SWIFT’S “QUICK NAPTHA” SOAP CHIPS Large Pkg. | Quick Naptha Special, 19c Most economical for wash- ing clothes, dishes, wood- work; especially fine for washing machin: A high grade soup in» most con venient form, Soap Chips 36x72 inches; well made—a selection ot Cipps—“Carter’s Pills for Plants” Package of 120 Pills 30c Cipps works won: ders with plants, meres PILLS FoR aN, shrubs and eut flow: ers, One pill per plant per month, Demon stration by factory representative Wed: » Main Floor, iron, with door and tired systemanightof alana Wert rae ag tomorrow, is the work of NR tablets, Nature's Remedykeeps Lesh bivsrsenep tacked ebb! appetite, relieves constipation, sed very Vi (ele Tienes ) mM JUNIORS — Little Ne One-third the regu: Jar dos tame then coated, For chil dren and adulte, “Learn RADIO FANS VIA 5 BEST AIR CONCERTS (Copyright, 1924, by United Press) ’ Ww New York, 455 meters and Wi Schnectady, 380 neters (BE. 8. 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New Address, 1921 Fou LOW PRICES—BASY TER Pianos for Rent, $5 a Month, $2.00 BRINGS GOOD CHEER When you are able and blue be of a disordered ach, liver or you ean get your cheerful again by taking J0-TO poonful in a half warm water relieves indi gestion, billousness and, constipation om bowels, back to self GLASSES AS LOW AS tii quickly Cushing & Mohrbacher Incorporated U. S. Optical Co. dc, $1, $1.50 Pgs, AT DRUG STORES Mird, by JO-TO CO, INC, Wash, 14 Years In Senttle Reputring Done, Uroken Lenses Dupltlewted 1403 Third Ave. SEATTLE Bellingham, 12:15, 1:45, 3, cally: except: Send By Eve Ferry Ti Tp cept= ry trip a ing 7:15 a, ans N | Peseeneey ie oy to Perk Orchard LJ NAVY YARD te | FY Cotman Dock Tei ba bt ba] PUGET SOUND STEAMER SCHEDULES Save Money, Travel by Steamer seve Colman Dock i M. sig a Oc Beane C Trip end nections and. Mill Ports Daily, 8 a.m, and PuceT Sound retin b COLMAN DOtK~ FO PHONE MAL.

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