The Seattle Star Newspaper, August 5, 1924, Page 5

AUGUST 1924 GR quesDA) pores ete Homefurnishing Store in the Northwest |— UNBAUM BROS... THE SEATTLE STAR Can a Crook “Come Back” in Seattle? } Libera ; Credit FURNITURE CO. INC, - BY JOHN W. NELSON rea woo i EU TD ES a Terms ; : SIXTH AVE. BETWEEN PIKE AND PINE NAN a crook go straight. Police ay no. Deputy } ; the pul AY | Can a croo »b t der. Dan Williams Anaial Af tee -Lwentore ise eri tone hare, De ian Monroe, came into The Star anc he wanted to go He g prison record behind him. For he ion the rosy path of easy money and taken his “fal ike a man, Three of them, and a fourth r mean life impri rent on a habitual crim- inal charg OF HIGH-GRADE FURNITURE, _ RUGS AND DRAPERIES eloth upholstered. Reduced to $356.00 Exquisite Bedroom Suites Greatly Reduced A ?-Plece Suite, charmingly developed in walnut and satinwood A ttice, Reducea to $482.50 Bxguisite English mahogany makes thts T-Piece Suite one of in- finite eharm. “iteducet to $948.50 T-Plece Walnut Suite, elegantly finished. sera $469.75 Grunbaum. Bros. F FINAL CLEAN-UP SALE OF Screen bie Your Choice of Any Fancy Door in House $2 .69 at.. ss TO $5.00 All sizes, but not in every door. Mere’s your chance to buy a high grade door at a wonder- ful saving. COMMON SCREEN DOORS —In sizes 30x78, 32x80 inches at... cece cee 8 $1 369 SUMMER GOODS REDUCED \% See Our Special Price Counters $11.95 HIGHLAND SELF-SHARPENING LAWN MOWERS 8.63 $2.00 CROQUET SETS $1.33 WHITE ENAMELED [FANT BATH TUBS SPECIAL 1k low price; heavy coated white enamel, oval style; length i slde handles, bse 's“‘Arcade” Carpet Sweepers VERY sPEC TAL AT ee ae a oe pace includes every high grade feature, W altractively finished im any—an exceptional { What } I b } JR spacious show windows are teeming with exceptional VALUES Odd ig a see res he patterns in Dining Room, Bedroom and Living Room Suites are marked ; a NP cad + at an extraordinary reduction, Other furniture reduced in this great an- I did, I told them everything ' { nual sale includes Davenport and Library Tables, Spinet Desks, Smoking } hat I am going straight 1 ee } Cabinets, Tea Wagons, Gateleg Tables, Fancy Hall Chairs, Living Room Rock- bas ea want a fh | 2 a You bet I am 1 saw some of ers, High Grade Rugs and Draperies, x - “ ‘i Ree . ga Th head lines f a rail road coms ! ke or stor € mething H missed me abruptly bh A Ford 4 jer was very kind. below e line a but there was noth here, He | know their stuff. heard my story urned me | are Hable to arrest a fellow on if they find him above service in unty-city “Did you—ah—talk with the inter. | good with his handicap, then W what about all the re: of us JUPREME quality is embodied in the Dining Room Suites listed here. They CV bd iter BB ap Phot des rarity penne alone are the product of America’s finest furniture manufacturers. A few pat- ease chat saat Pete Pencds oe Pyaar oP4 Good terns to be discontinued have been marked at a drastic reduction. Each ; | luck to you, I is an exceptional value. See them in our show windows. 0 seo D. McEwen, “4 ” #-Piece Dining Room Suite tn genuine walnut, Combination Walnut Dining Room Sulte com- rid vs eat he | Mand-rubbed. “Heautifully carved borders and prising nine ornamental panels atu prncrcechage tiger in panels. e backs and seats of the chairs chal . hair- 4 me, na! are upholstered in $378 75 cloth up a $404. 75 me a chance, | ms to extend Blue denim. Reduced to.. . Dining of nine piece © comes, I the #Piece Dining Room Suite in combin uisite beauty bos | m ante. 96 mut. Matched figured panels are ays add @ touch ¢ id humanity many features. The design in a modern hairs hays blue hair-cloth u Sheraton. ce i cratare! Co! foi i}, ORE HOURS 8:30 A.M. TO 6 P.M. are employers in ng and they told me that not more than one man out o! 100 who had been convicted felony ever got past an exa' tion.” I'm done with them, I have nothing in common with them now, They seem to be liv. ing easy, but it's a will o’ the oa, 18 | wisp they're chaning and they'll “Well,” said the reporter, | fall into the dark hole—the jail “wha Wing about?" sooner or later,” “L went len, mana- | Dan tried to thank us, but we ger of th Coast Lumer: | thanked Dan for giving us a bit man's 6 Geo, there's | of inspiration. If Dan can make Iceland Mystery Bared — by Nation’s Head Glick Chief Product Is Ice, While While ks, js and vs Are Exported in Huge Quantities | While attention was focused by the world flyers today om Iceland, queationaires sent out around The Star office disclosed the painful fact that hardly anything was known about the “mystery isle,” as the police reporter calls it. 80 a reporter was sent out to dig up some facts about the taland first hand. Here's what he found BY JIM MARSHALL slick, HE chief product of Io and, |attie, curte enough, ts {ce of consul, of Iceland in Se. Mr. Iggivjkut is accompanied ac/here by Henry Rekjgktk, the glook, head! or assistan consul, | “The BE: = aaa BF BF. BF in on paprpg ocd arageat OY tancousl: Ss so frequen! haa t It Will Be a Cool} Dec soca ‘etae be We ie Day in August | no more attention to it than you} When you decide to | Inve Iggivikut, 0 to flapjacks.” ie means tek, ‘No, ‘flappers,’" sald the! looking stonily at the glook. sald the I don't," come out of'the kitchen |kloomily. “I mean fiapjacks. DO e _ 3 7 ae YOU ever pay any attention to! and make it a salad |{0".. day. For the first rule given for making good salads is—Everything } “Not if I see them first,’ admit: | ted the reporter. | “Same with us," said the glook. RHODES DEPARTMENT STORE Infants’ Organdie Bonnets HALF PRICE Upper Main Floor Assorted styles in orchid, blue, hite, priced for an immediate Bonnets reduced Bonnets Bonnet Bonnet Bonnets Jonnets Sonnets Bonnets CHILDREN’S PARASOLS, 79c Main Floor A pat- SPLENDID ment of dainty terned Children’s Parasols with plain rose, blue, yel- low and pink; also figured borders. Formerly $1.00. While they last, choice 79¢. 65¢ Organdic Tic Organdie reduced 95e Organdie $1.50 Organdie $1.95 Organdie 25 Organdie 0 Organdie 50 Organdie reduced reduced reduced reduced reduced reduced CLEARANCE 44, but not each size in Featured Values in New, Attractive Fall Draperies an | Upper Main Floor Drapes and Curtains are the most vital factor offerings—so pleasingly priced, will play their part and at the same time prove decided economy. Ruffled Curtains Plain white Swiss Ruffled Cur tains with tle #, sold form erly at $1.00 a pair. In this salo wo have 600 pairs which we will place on nt the low price ot— A PAIR, 69¢ Ruffled Curtains —White Marquisette Curtains in assorted self dots are very at tractive, and are complete with tio backs. Just unpacked. A featured value— A PAIR, $2.25 Pa as sii ‘ we ‘ios Rayon Gauze A good, substantial quality of high luster Rayon, offering both 36- and 504nch widths {n natural color. We will place on sale Tuesday 600 yards of this desired Drapery Fabric in two groups, reduced 95c 50-inch Rayon Gause—Formerly $1.15; reduced to 36-inch Rayon Gause—Formerly 85: reduced to ..... BATHING SUITS, $2.85 Upper Main Floor Women’s | | | SALE of Women's Wool Bath- ing Suits in a broke black, orange and red. 33 a quick sale, a suit, $2.85. in interior PAGE 5 JAPANESE PARASOLS, 79¢ Main Floor TTRACTIVELY rated Japane Para- sols in quaint figures and characters. These have the straight handles and sold formerly at 98c, Reduced, while they last, to 79¢. | deco- n line of colors including | suits in sizes 40, 42 and | every color. Reduced for | decoration. These in beautifying your home 36-inch Cretonne -—500 yards in conventional and floral patterns and effective colorings. Formerly 45c and 50c. Reduced to A YARD, 30c 42-inch Filet Net —200 yards displayed in small, dainty designs and allover patterns. Formerly 950, Re duced to A YARD, 75c Russian Filet Net —450 yards of new Russian Filet Net Curtaining is fea- tured in a fine range of pat- terns in natural color only, Formerly 0c, Reduced to A YARD, 35c «ook | Ton Johnson Looks eattle Tuesday ning up suppor’ SAFE THAT WAY The canny Scot was not quite sure whether business might not keep him away |meal. for Seattle Support W. Lon Johnson, republican can- date for lieutenant-governor, f ville, Stevens county, was in| +) Wife as he left home in. the, morn- jing, “if I'm no able to be hame from his evening “Jeanie, ma girl,” sald he to ‘his jthen I'll no ha’e to pit in ma two- pence."—Halifax Daily Courier. TREATED ONE WEEK FREE DROPS Short breathing relieved in a few hours; swelling reduced in a few days, regi the liver, kidneys, stomach and , purifies the blood, strengthens the entire system. Write for must be cold. This means lettuce as crisp as Iceland, tomatoes chilled to the heart, cucumbers crunchily cold, an icy salad bowl, and thoroughly chilled salad plates, DOLLAR PYREX These Pyrex Dishesarenow on sale at our store. Each piece retails at One Dollar. Make cups of the to- matoes, and fill them with chopped cucumber mixed with if | producing them. “Only we can't help seeing the tc There is enough ice over there. . but let me get you the statisti “Here they are," said the glick, | “There is enough! state senate. ice in one bay in Iceland, with only | four ks too, sundaes as all the fapjacks. . . and five js in its name, rupted the glook, somnolently. “Approximatesjkly,” sald the glick “We also export a lot of Js an ks and quite a few vs during th year, too,” sald the glick, with a to make five times as many| ing the poll tax, the bonding of the +| state for $30,000,000 for cement road | “He meang ‘ag all the flappers In Seattle could eat in a year,’” Inter. ‘SUFFERED PAIN on the west side of the mountains. ; s * | free trial treatment, COLLUM DROPSY e only candidate for/!'l ring ye up at six precisely. | REMEDY CO. Dept. 37, Atlanta, Georgia. Johnwon ts the only Dinna tak’ the receiver off, and —adyertieemente elther governor or Heutenant-gov- | ernor from Eastern Washington on | the republican ticket. He is a law- yer and has served six years in the} Johnson was one of the progress- |ive leaders in the legislature, fight- building and other “machine mots: | ures.” He was active in the fight for the anti-alien land law, One can not retain thelr health, beauty and vigor, if they do not bathe their hands, face and phiegm, so does one's stomach. This causes gases. What a grand and glorious feeling, after taking an internal and external bath. Your meals will digest without trouble as your stomach is cleansed from gases which cause indigestion and heart burn. Make yourself well by taking GLO-GLAN Is the Inspiration of Life You Wash Your Face—Why Not Your Stomach? body. One's teeth become covered with GLO-GLAN slightest touch of pride. “You've probably noticed them on letters and in the newspapers. There s a great oversupply in Iceland, Some words are given as much as five ja and a couple of ks. Sort of excess bag- gage they have to carry to help get rid of the surplus, “Im carrying three excess ks my- self in my name, just to bo patri- otic,” said the glook, proudly. My chief carries a vy, a k and a J, not wishing to show favoritism to any letter, But personally—" he sighed jheavily— “I always had a fondness for ks, I used to spell my name ‘Rekkjakktkk,’ but it looked rather affected, so I dropped three or four of them.” “You may ray,” sald tho glick, “that we wish the Amerijkvan worjkld flyvjkers the best of luck Best Foods GOLD MEDAL MAYONNAISE Serve on the cold let- tuce leaves with cheese wafers. And please re- member that Best Foods Gold Medal Mayonnaise is a food in itself. It is made from freshest eggs so has the value of meat, and the finest oils pro- MrseJahr Finally Relieved by Lydia E. Pinkham’s Veg- to let you know that I have taken) All Drug Stores—Stewa: rt & Holmes, Distributors FOR YEARS etable 2 Compound Howard Lake, M Minn. — ‘I write several bottles of our medicine in the last three | L% 2 As to Expenses Per Annum Compounded Semi- Annually —the Least We Have Ever Paid ON SAVINGS vide energy and nour- ishment.” |SEBE-BE-EE-EF-E-EE EY Open Baking Dish i ( Dr, C< aR stop corns - ing instantly, Remove the cause—fric- Au Gratin Dish we tion and pressure, They are thin, medicated, antiseptic, waterproof. Ab- solutely satel Easy to apply. Get them at rhoaeer druggist’s or shoe dealer's, Nr Sc. callouses, bunions Dr Scholl's Lino-pa “Put one on—the pain is gone" while in Teeland. “Yju bejt jujhi” eaid the glook, heartily. Speeding in Auto Truck Is Charge “It's bad enough for regular autos to go 40 miles an hour, but when heavy auto trucks go at that speed, life and property are In danger,” de- clared Deputy Sheriff W. D. Clarke Monday after his arrest of Arthur who is alleged to have driven a truck on the Pacific high. Manning's Manning, way at that rate Sunday, bail was set at $20, Clarke also arrested J, F. Swalwell on a charge of making 40 in his touring car, BOAT EXCURSION Next Friday, Aug. 8, to SAN JUAN ISLANDS Str. Indin lis Leaves Colm ALM. lham’s Vegetable | Compound a trial. I got Tesults | from it and feel able to do my house- | work now. I used to have lots of pains, | but after taking the medicine I am relieved from pains that I had suf- fered from for years. I recommend | | the Vegetable Compound to my | friends, and hope this letter will be | satisfactory for yo ‘ou to Cia "—Mrs, | JENNIE JAHR, RR No. 2 Box 81, | Howard Lake, Mine | Free upon Request ted E. Pinkham’s Private Text- | ‘ook upon ‘*Ailments Peculiar to Women” will be sent 1° uu free, u ple request, Write to the Lydia E. 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