The Seattle Star Newspaper, September 15, 1924, Page 5

t * UNBAUM-BR FURNITURE CO. INC. Pike GR Sixth 0 Pine Avenue—Between and WaLt Fall Exposition of Dining Room Furniture tire store front presents a magnificent ing of Dining Room*Groups. Each is a masterpiece, They were shown at the re- } cent national furniture exhibitions as the finest and newest in Dining Room Furniture from GR SAG SLIGHTLY A "s largest factories. We urge you to view $ GRUNBAUM BROS FURNITURE CO.'S Fal position, especially ed in our seven The following groups now arranged in our windows. Piece I 8-F ng Room G m “$1,050.00 pied $447.50 z “$827.50 “$420, 00 = i ase 50 ee keh pra 75 SRE asy Terms Liberal give y niture ou a liberal allowance as part payment on your Used Dining n Your new select Delta Omt stock, by Misa ave. N. B.. & Sutton. To duy, sell repalr automobiles and gs vehte descriptions and their parts and mot es pper. iron bar, she and strip brass ‘and copper to the Ni Yi t Sound, Wash posais to the Supply Puget Sound, V 3 and Paymaster Gen §-29-24.—Adver- Indicates Business Revival;||. * Chicago Board of Trade | Wheat De Ma v Rye ot Puaitad: Produce, iter INDEX UP Motors in Demand Piest Ls econ Bh STREET JOURNAL FINAN F CIAL REN Lew Boy oh Weather T ish Tide HE ” Alaska Vessels Arrived AIN FUTURES... Bearish Misinformation Causes Realizing All grain n profit taking. Ex Setarday’s Quotations Me 4 % . Str Ad Fra Atlas 4% “% 10 miles ¢ Liverpool Grain Saturday's Quotat Wish 644 tet ~% Cash Wheat 7 AGO, Sept Cash wheat SALE OF E. c. ATKINS SAWS at SOME PRICE! 26-inch warranted special steel; an out-of-the-ordin- ary saw value. Factory closed out this number. Tues- p= day you get a genuine bargain. While they last— Special! Colgate’s “Fr AB’ i 3 Packages “Wear-Ever” Aluminum Baking Pan = 98° (Reg. price $1.95) Get yours TODAY Special attention to out-of-town orders. S-ounce The finest way to wash all fabrics. Spe- cial demonstration all this week. (Basement) 39c doz. An extreme low price. On Sale | cg “The Wonder Sharpener” of blade, straight, curved, beveled, steel, can be made keen in a few seconds. at a knockout price— the food; no mould, no Dazey “Sharpit” puts an edge on anything; any kind big or little, of the hardest: sharpener we know of. Regular price $1.50. 1 PINT KERR- MASON (REG.) SELF-SEALING FRUIT JARS | Str rived Hongko one, Doz. C Tuesday only. Kerr Jars keep all addition, “Jane,” servant, got Boe 8c) home | | | | “Well, can tell Sharpit is the best | 1 cam | overcoat | Pittsburg Str H.W Seattie, a A Arriv Maru ASTORIA |i. H. Howard, 6718 | residence, $ hanson, 2144 Ha . 6M Tine 1 spoilage; no rubber |} tan rings. Miho, $600 600 , BEDE 101 sald “Mr last Lush nig an you tell mo w you is this: 1 |him come in nor nothin'! but when downstairs this mornin’ was Still Sun, t 9:20 a. Eighth age r Beatt! t 4p. m Rept. 12. Van pt 1 — Bt for Orient, Bir ¢ Hock nve st courver tATTLE 8ST ay Bureau Report Arrivals and Departures Vessels i in Port at Seattle (0—-Ma Aka ’ ° Bir Kewane *. Ale + How Arrived, Baxter from Seattle, EI at ep on om Van ( Building Permits | W., re garage, , ear altera W., residence Pike st, move 608 Olive way th N. 2 CIRCUMSTANTIAL Mrs Lush sweu. ht t an at uid Jane, lid swinging store , OFFICES Now at 106 Columbia St. In twenty-three years that to her! nave od, more than 170,000} hat he! patients have had their dental work early! done at these offices at a saving time it} of over $2,000,000 to th Be. | causo of the high busin prin. “all 1) elples and reasonable this n't see] office is still doing a remarkable | hie back- wards and forwards on the hook." > | Cocumbers—Dor | rampkine | Spinach R FISHER'S PRICE Ship News EGGS ADVANCE man in Seattle TWO CENTS Butter Unchanged; Hoys and Poultry Are Easier ©OULTRY AND MEATS Prices Fald Shippers Decke—Live, old, per ib, uu Hrollers ‘ Capens--Live fat, per ib. ” p y 3 Live 4 ” Meary, coarse LIVE sTocK Quotations at Usion Stockyards Cate i‘ to gooa , medium Prime tambe ... Common to choles rine ‘ethers. VEORTADLES Prices Paid Wholesale Dealers (The prices given are those made to re by wholesalers, Wit options, prices to pros ured by deductin Caulifiower—Pony ¢ rate Celery 1 erate Corn-—Local, Parsley — Doe. Parenips, ra Peach box Local whites, ton Wash buneh No. 1, ton Radishes Ratabagas. Local, Local Per sack erate, Homegrown, Tarnips—Sack Local, dos, bunche FRUITS Prices Paid Wholesale Denlers +$1.00@1.25 41.606 4.00 | Pranes—ttatian, sutton 600 75 . DanuesecPor It seiscessses ty | Strawberries Local nesses | Portland Live Stock Miackberries—rate Watermelons—L O1% @ .02 Saturday's Quotations Cocoanuts—Per doz. 00 Cattle—Receipts, 13. Tone of rapes ict = 09 steady. Steers, common, $667. 1, black 1 here and cutters, $4@6; cow E. Was 35) Altatfa nla Btraw dl Cherries 16 | Corn—w smb, per Ib. 13| Cracked and feed meal, 100’ Birained, per Yo. «+ ‘13 | Narley—Whole, feed, 10's Huckleberries—Lo. 10 | Onts—Whole feed, 100's Lemons—I'a Rolled 09 | Wheat 7-09 | Chick Christensen’s Schoo! of Dancing Broadway and Madison BA wt-0102 Opening Week September 16 sand Children's Classes ginners and $5.00 for 8 Lessons Son July 15, 1901, DR, EDWIN J. BROWN Took Charge of the ° BROWN DENTAL | business, which shows that the pub- lic appreciates the service at the BROWN DENTAL OFFICES, 106 Columbia Street. EDWIN J. BROWN, RHODES DEPARTMENT STORE That the Children Are Mothers Devote M the Home-Sewing Can Bael Time Needs! t ore 0 New Domestic Fabrics Granite Cloth—A Yard, 65c De le weights of Granite Cloth for Fal wear are featured in woven checks. terial is 36 inches wide and is desirabl 2 and women's dre: A good variety of color to select from. A yard, 65¢. Dress Ginghams—A Yard, 35c¢ Crisp new Dress Ginghams, and displayed in the largest a: colors, check and plaid patter ever carried. Popularly priced Bathrobe Flannel—A inche ortment of pla that we hay at, a yard, Yard, 55c, 75e and 95c to School, wide, 35e. When the last basting thread is pulled out, and With cool nights coming on, these new Bath her new dress is pressed, Robings are creating more than ordinary inter- she can look at herself es They are displayed in a complete new array in the mirror with com- of colors and designs for men's, women’s and plete satisfaction S- children’s wear. Widths are 27 and 36 inches. sured of an achieved A yard, 55¢, 75¢, 95¢. success. She is a user —A apron Pretty Percale For house dress difficult to surps and Yard, lic materials, of both light and dark grounds. Lingerie Gh ‘ard 2 ar t isplayed in our F of 1 gown crepe f 1 « at, a yard, 25¢. de Kimo: it 1s ss the pattern and color assort- ments offered in this new line of 36-inch percales of McCall, Pictorial Re- view and Designer pat- terns, selected from our Pattern Department. Upper Main Floor no Flannelette—Yard 35c desigt A soft, fluff, we an 30 lored gr A new mattrial ver opriate f or A rd, B5e. Domestic—Section—Upper Main Floor Women’s Wool-Jersey Dresses $5.95 New tn Pattern and Design t thing in Street Dre Autumn wear are the tive Wool Jersey r but with just hing give them ance Red Brown Henna Tan Copen Women's Apparel Dept.— Second Floor Curtaining Values Rayon Gauze—Yd. 55¢ 36inch Gauze in natural color only, and of a heavy T that will prove most serviceable for hard wearing cure tains and p . Former a yard. 600 yards of durable weight in ecru color o z merly 4! ard, 33¢. a For Tuesday, Comfort Challies—Y d. 18¢ 36-inch Comfort Challies in a wide nd color com- a yard. For range of select patterns binations. Formerly 23¢ Tuesday, a yard, 18¢. Upper Main Floor A Special Purchase of 500 Women’s Novelty Bags $1.89 Sales Booth—Upper Main Floor | Soyn Bean Meal—1 valley IN. Ys “SNe and Sugar quiet Coffee—No. Clean, fine Clean, prices f. 0. b Beattie) Denver Live Stock + Omaha Live Stock Saturday's Quotations | Cattle—Receipts ® steady 20.85; market, 50; can- $36 : bulls Hogs—Receipts, steady to 10¢ lower. 0. id stags, mbs, $5 $4.2566 ewes, ee PORTLAND POULTRY FLOUR AND light hens, 14@14%% Tone of market. buying price of whol “heavyweights, medium No. 1 DP hens, 3 Ibs. and: $809. culls and com- | + over 3 lbs, 20; overd, - waikhte 8.50; wethers, | eR A SAE | $868; ewes, common to choice, 146 | = 9 Seattle 106 | Cattle—nece Steers, . "$eS) cove Se gevo;| | Clearings . $8,869, 165.03 aa] RRe sees and ttockers: || Balances ...-+ ...., 389829952 ¢ ‘ ; | Portland 180, Market! strong te] 1 Top, $10; bulk, $9.75@10 Clearings . Balances te: 4.300. Market, steady. Washout feeders, $11,300 | Total transactions. , stockers and feeders, $3.50@ §,50; calvenl s3@4, Tone of market Bulk, $8.40 9,75; one of market Yearlings, $7610.50) * $11,00@ 13,78)" selling prices, heavy pe ae eet BANK CLEARINGS 2,932,000,00° Wool, 1b.— certain °, remedy, Coffee Saturday's Quotations Quiet Ra retinea, | backed b granulated 1 Rio, 1 4 Santon, p23 safely THE SAFE WAY? | Don't experiment with or dangerous another day, » pleasant, highly e based on the pre: fatr of a famous stomach specialist and | personal guarantee. | | They contain no thyroid extract ory | habit forming y by his drugs and ostly, un- Neutroids m educing {fective | cription | be eee \§ used by everyone. You can |get Noutrolds on a positive guaran: | Boston Wooi tee of satisfaction or money back at |) Busy men and wome@ find tt handy BOSTON, Sept. 13 market |Bartell Drug Stores.—Advertisement, |/ run up to my Studio at any hour of the, Jcontinued ' active, ularly on grades of domestic wools, the lates! A fs Ohio which $1.50 ¢ aX be Cho D. Dy &] worth from $1.40 to $1. delaines at d movement is reported in 59e Rrease basis, would mean from $147 te] loan basis on the shrinkage of r cent joe fino staple considered NE u "A Sale Way to Reduce rectly. C struction n of MISS BRIGHT, 1604 4th at Pine, A SOCIAL DANCE WED. & SAT, Open 10 to 10 p RoaktertenaetcnaisctctaMienaen fen ret