The Seattle Star Newspaper, January 12, 1925, Page 5

fe} ATTLI rAR PAGE 5 ee/UDIINUNNNNUQUOOOUOUOOUULANNEUOOUUHSNU00EUOAULHAAAOASOAAUOEREOG EE MO ee RHODES= a Bee Kae “a Bad ar Se gare ate a. 2 eS eT . “Grunbaum Bros. It's at FURNITURE AVENUE BETWEEN PIKE AND PINE Extraordinary SALE Used Furniture Rebuilt Ranges (Coal, Wood, Gas) Rebuilt Heaters, Used Rugs en in Exchan IXTH Hu Tok da Purchased (As Usual—Liberal Credit—Easy Terms | An EXTRAORDINAY SALE OF USED FURNITURE! Only once before in the history of this great store have we held such a value- giving event g s! It was a memorable one! Homes, Hotels, Apart- ment and Rooming Houses participated in the radical reductions. So exceptional were the values offered that in just a few days prac- tically our entire stock, totaling many thousands of dollars, was sold out. The highly desirable bargains offered ur first great event. Monday will even eclipse living Room Furniture— ' Bedroom Furniture— | Dining Room Furniture— ‘ HW Rebuilt Ranges— bc GRUNBAUM BROS. FURNITURE CO., SIXTH AVENUE BETWEEN PIKE AND PINE Dizzy? Sick? You're Bilious! Take a Laxative! Bowels! Headachy? Breath Bad? Stomach Sour? Clean the eg ettMlnation FiItr ik 90 6 Daity—o to 12 unday lax Per Annum Paid Semi- Annually % This is the rate at which we have paid dividends to our member-depos- itors ever since this institution was started. Dividends are paid semi-annually, on July 1 and January 1. This association has the record of never having lost a dollar in any of its loans and has always paid all withdrawals on demand. Money placed with us before or on Jan. 15, will be credited with divi- dends from Jan. 1. Get your savings to work where they will be safe and profitable. ¥ sTREET Avenue Savings & 1 OFFICES CLOSE BY are pecive with Piles ot are ALL WILSON, P: wert’ fee. If AKER tallwrite me a | TOUr case. NK JEFFERS J F tAD N, Dime & Dollar Savings & ta Ass! n (Housed with Seattle Tithe Trust Co,) “ he Big Clock” deers Safe Deposit Boxes in Connection Second at Columbia ETUVTUUUOUASHAMAOUOAATOAUATOAECOOOUGAO UREA AA ENOAOOOOAAG AAA SEEOAAAOO OOOOH enn iz CHIEF_S*EAT To Clarence (“Dick’’) Shively a To Tom Revelle, United States District Attorney To Attorney George Olson To the Federal Grand Jury ; To Roy Olmsted I Kir 1 an comy CHIEF To Mrs. John Pickrell ear Wife and Mother To Washington Legislators ur Lawmakers: Wouldn't it be wonderf i sand unmake a oks and court a you're new laws To Judges Douglas and Paul ryo J st. m ing ‘or the fi first few day Police Chief Severyns st_want to call your attentign to the squ | 1 the Calhoun reputation of b trout feelings of tactful and symp Indians No Longer |Finn Escapes | Wild, Says Uncle Sam Immigrant | WASHINGTON, Jan.12—"TheIn-| Enon Lingren, 35, dians are all civilized; the wild red-| illegal en Iskin is no more. “The tepee, most the furnishments aborigine, has [bureau of the terior annow necessary of al . Jan, 12—Banks may and banks may go, but the a coffee houses must go on for- Austria, as a nation, fs still and ing a stormy financial sea, far from port, but the cafe of her apltal city has almost come into its ain as a quiet rendezvous thelr day's housok SUFFERED WITH TINY ERUPTIONS Lasted Several Years. Hair Fell Out. Cuticura Heals, “The trouble of which I was a are returning to tions on my scalp. Later the erup- tions scaled over and itched and burned causing me to scratch and {rritate my scalp. My hair fell out and became lifeless and dry, The "ethene ce The First and Original Cold and Grip Tablet SEATTLE Count! DEPARTMENT STORE Ehoseg i ! M.A in 8000 e hve ry-Day Needieés 1 | elatic AGC | a Oter's Cleaner, ¢ 19¢ QO, | Bulk Perfume, a XH t $ Cosmetique, £ Laurnay Face Powder rele 50¢ Mineralava Beauty Clay pets Aa Powder, la plete Lournay Le Mas Hand Scrubs Amam! Shampoo, mon Cream, stor COC Peroxide Dept—Main Floor Drug Sundries Mother’s Council and Well Baby Center Programs Now on Tuesday of Each Week Instead of Thursday Tuesday—10 a.m. “ ~S “« H and Recre a } 10:30— Infants Crepe de Chine BABY SHOES 55¢ pau Dept.—Upper Main Floor Wheat reid of Canada Set Record ee — for Piles a If you suffer with the pain, strain. ftehing, bleeding and soreness of protrudin ng piles, no matter how se- yore, send to the nearest drug store 1 for @ 60-cent box of Pyramid Pile + Suppositories. It is a wonder. You get the kind of relief that puts you en your feet and gladly tell about it, —Advertisement Hawaii Is World’s Champion Trader SECON AVENUE = UNION STI ALL THIS WEEK WE ARE FEATURING The “New Safedge” Glassware Safedge is an entirely new glass- ware creation combining thin, slen- der beauty with strength and long wear. Tho “Beaded Edge” gives absolute protection against chipping, costs no more than ordinary glasses Younce Plain, Straight TUMBLERS —Carton 60 c GO ei sini etussbuamiee Sounce Plain Bell TUMBLERS— tr eee ra 65c 10-ounce Plain, Fancy TUMBLERS— Carton 10-ounce Needle-Etched, Fancy TUMBLERS— Carton of 6 Universal and |1 Large Package Chipso Robeson and 6 Bars Stainless Steel P. and G. PARING | wit KNIVES | "2 2 for 25c Special for Tuesday's BIG SPECIAL in Our 25c SALE Selling Don't miss this great selling of FLOOR s A big mop value at 49 Cleans, dusts and polishes. tounce BOTTLE OF POLISH Saw your own wood; it will warm you twice I 3 y AWHITE Atkin’'s 3-ft. HIPPED SOAP el Special sAWS— A wonderful buy at $1.98 «\49e Buyer’s Lucky Pur- I continued the treatment and in about three months I was com- pletely healed.” (Signed) Miss Geneva Gleason, Eckiey, Colorado. | Clear the pores of impurities by daily use of Cuticura Soap with touches of Cuticura Ointment as needed to soothe and heal. Cuticura Talcum is an ideal toilet powder. Koa, Fogg ly 08 te, Talear ie Bott | a Lavorstories Sasaan Cuticura Sha ca Stick 28e. oa Proven Safe for more than a Quarter of a Century as an effective remedy for COLDS, GRIP, INFLU- ENZA and as‘a Preventive, The box bears this signature CU kbar Price 30c. chase Brings an Un- tual Selling of OIL Marked HEATERS LEONARD HEATERS Extra Low, Tuesday: Small Sizes | Large Sizes