The Seattle Star Newspaper, June 16, 1925, Page 5

es \ ae {| | TUESDAY, . THE SI ATTLI Grunbaum Bros. ey ye Ava E BETWEEN PIKE AND PINE SIXTH -€ Used Furniture al NN ‘0 immediately dispose of the surplus stock in our large Exchange Depart ment, we have made a sweeping reduction of ONE-THIRD to ONE-HALF. H 1ough in some instanees there is but one of the article advertised, you will e able to find others similar among the many remarkable values offered. Sc our three big windows full of Sale Specials 6-foot Extension Dining Table, inch top. Early English fi - $5. 00 SPECIAL Sanitary Couch, in excellent con SPECIAL... Metal Beds, EACH Davenport, holstery. reduced to $7.50 brown SPECIAL 6-foot Extension Dining Table, 45-inch top, in Fumed Oak finish, SPECIAL Reliable Coal or Wood Range, 4 holes and high oven. SPECIAL $1 5.00 Arm Chair, imitation leather seat, a RE RALe ch nah cco Cannes veg tinted $8.75 Royal Range for coal or wood; SPECIAL Chief Range, for coal or wood; 6 holes. SPECIAL... Pedestals, 6 holes, $23.95 $19.95 $3.50 $14.25 finished in Golden Oak. Four-Sectional Bookcase with draw- er; attractive Golden Oak finish. PP EAILALS <0 ne nce ce een i fs chat as Eclipse Gas Range with high oven; 4 burners. SPECIAL.......... $1 5.00 Majestic Range for wood or coal; 4 holes, SPECIAL............ $28. 50 Lamp Shade, colorful Georgette effect with Silk fringe. SPECIAL. Baby Crib, finished in Ivory. SPECIAL Dressing Table desks in Balog any. SPEC IAL. ees $20.00 Liberal Credit—Hasy Terms * $3.95 $6.00 As Usual— GRUNBAUM BROS. FURNITU RE Co. en Pike and Pine Sixth Avenue, Typie al Values in This Re mar ates Offering of wo have gly duced prices $30 and $40 Plates for Careful examination and mate of cost FREE Painless Exiractions are Freq with w Come | our ea: Out-o: taken care of. Look for the RED Sign 627 ist Ave. Foot of Cherpy St. MA in Reliable Dentist ple guar t greatly re One-Third Regular Prices for 30 Days . $10.00 and $13, $10 and $12 Gold Crowns $4.00 and $5. DR. J. BROWN DENTAL PARLORS The Working Man's Dentist THE RIGHT DR. BROWN Near Totem Pole 50 00 also r> Zora (Advertisement) | RHEUMATIC NEURITIS 20th A Pion = A Set tS ee An > 'v o—» ription di t dogs tat all th 1 wish while tale Prescription. Contains no salicylate soda, a, but, posit of rheurmat Bvhat. more ein nothing The Vacationists’ Choice BRADBURY CLOTHES Vacation time is the play day of our grinding work-year! It’s the time when we want to look our best— It’s also a time when expenses mount to dizzy heights and our vacation allowance does't seem to go as far as we expect! But even if most of the appropriation goes into sundries, travel and hotel re can always be well-dressed thru the 's “Credit Gladly” plan,—and pay for vaca- tion apparel as convenient—weekly or monthly, in better | vent kne medicine. runk’s Preseription sells f small, regular amounts! Immediate delivery of purchases,—just CHARGE IT AND Name Your Own Credit Terms Adding Machine Bargains Robullt, good an new, Bur- roughs, Wales, Dalton, Harrett and others in remular pale price $260 to $200, for....990.00 Also the American Addin and Listing Machine for, 926. We ate agente for the new Men's Shop Temporary Enteagec Vietor Addin sng Prey Fada bert addin machine values on 1332 Second Avenue bent hdding mach yea on Women’s Dept., 1332 Second Avenue Vans . » Summer School Session | | JOA. Suridivall Co., 919 Second Ave., Seattle MA in-9180 Opens With 1025 Pupils No Vacation for Them, Merely Another Week-End#School Runs 6 to 8 Weeks Art Karis i } f ’ ! Ryan of I ( hut from y ‘ | White f Garf 1 Mu Yt ft Lin MANY TEACHERS AT GRADE SCHOOLS n “ law 1 ft t r Ae) 1), A Brew f tents nm n ally ob iu ns, Ha in any half year’s w Horat oe t c DAILY Y SESSIONS START ATSB A.M Jef sible, Regist generally was ab FULTON IN CHARGE OF BROADWAY HIGH vice 5 a FIGHTS ~ DRUNKS SHOT «| Three Held After Battle With Oregon Officer H. R Bro: Fultor dway during Motsker, 1 Hel noly ernit the grade Charles McKeohan, al tr om KLAMATH FALLS, Oregon Celebrate Founding of Military Corps ry | Thomas to Address ool off | ment der the ear on |Woodmen to Hold Novel Initiation ORES ‘| Drink to your own health with Port-O! It’s not just a fruit juice—it's all the fruit inconcentrated liquid form. Geta bottle today from your grocer. In an instant— by just pouring Port-O over 3 cups sugar and adding 7 aay ice cold water—you ave a whole gallon of deli- cious, refreshing punch! Or make a smaller amount. Port-O keeps indefinitely after the bottle is opened. Send 2c for sample bottle of Port-O and free recipe Funer entertainme hments will fc Hold Funeral of s for Herbert W folder. | Mead, 116 Aloha st, will be held|, PORT-0, INC Wednesday at 4 p, m,, with intern- |§ PORTLAND, OREGON |ment at Mt. Pleasant cemetary. Ho had been a resident of & survived by h children, o Is Your grocer also has Port-O Jelly Fruit —for jiffy-quick mak- ing of delicious jelly, | DANCING TAUGHT Six Vrivate Lessons 85.00 MISS BRIGHT [ti" at Pine Nig Dance very Saturday Night and kept so by this | Wonderful cleanser-polish | Tue furniture you prize ia | part of the richness of your home—keep it radiant with Calol Liquid Gloss, It’s a cleanser and polish combined. Just « Xttle at a time on a wet cloth or a few drops on a duat- ing mop leaves a dry, lustrous finish on furniture, floors, woodwork, linoleum, automo- bilos, etc. No hard rubbing~ easy tho first time, quicker the next. Order from your dealer today and seed STANDARD OIL COMPANY Cash Register Bargains Nattonal Cash Regiaters, Alightly ned; wood na now, at leas than half new price; fully Kuaranteed A ALY Nationa to wood mhn0.00 (California) A thd National ‘g004 Gs new, for 8250.00 A $125 National, Rood an now, for $115.00 And many ‘others, Save gour money. COMP and sion TPM. LIQUID GLOSs Yakima Convention ; Bothell, girl 83rd st. boy {1 18 Queen Anne Grotto, bo: Helmuth William, 318 10th | BE, girl . Franklin. H, $003 B. 60th | attle for |” | fm gs ay pe ape amma, Its” Results | Results | | Objained That ‘at Count! DEPARTMENT STORE Vhoue MA in-6000 Rhodes’! | Owners and Ope rators of KFOA A One-Day Sale Wednesday of Boys’ Vacation Apparel At These Low Prices You Will Want to Stock Them Up for the Rest of the Summer! Boys’ ra Suits | 200 Wash Suits $2.76 ip ena Special at 94 > Pure Worsted holce Percale Blouses Your Last Chance for One of These Tweed Topcoats For Motoring This Summer 46¢ | Each Juvenile Bathing Suits $1.00 Boi at 300 Khaki BLOUSES $1.00 Not only a splendid coat to ct clothes of for summer evening and cloudy days. In young men. while proper your but the r men and y Main Floor—Rear Boys’ Dept.—Rhodes’ Visit Our New Butterick Pattern Section in the Pattern Dept. A | File Petition for |Jones Urges Good Denny Hill Grade| Merchant Marine is! Urging the need of an adequate United States merchant marine, Sen- ator Wesley Jones talked before the noon meeting of the Women's King County Republican club Monday at afeteria. He told of his re- b BIRTHS Dirths in thelr households are re- |, ollowing men Stanley ave, taared ers but action on id until the pla: ) 24th ave. pnado, 81 nees on the South Amer makes its report peglearst Main at. INE ROE APM RE ry date Hse ee pat Cote 1 Posses Scour Woods 47s 29th elena heath lt for Girl’s Attacker riffs and residents of north of the city hunted woods between Willard’s road- use and Lake Washington for a young slugger who attacked Miss Ruth Pennington with a gun Mon- The girl was walking home when the attack occurred. 314 16th ave 7 Juneau 1615 W at, git 64th at . Knute committee, dur- dfrey Mubbard, B., boy William, 535 20th ave. N.,| i Ww. Joseph, 2040 59th st Park, 8. W and H., Lake Forest ‘an, James( 9453 18th ay Arvid Erick, 1008 W. 67th s, Harold E., 4709 Hudson st..4 1 on, 211 37th ave. 8. Harry Broadway, boy. n, 6044 47th aye. | 14 Second | 716 Meter pl.,| nk Buckner, 4324 boy. girl. | , 400% Broadw. inth . Charles W., ave. W.. gitl Marcus D., 8212 girl | Marence Bert, 682 16th ave., Te @Bad Back Wearing Y ou Out? O you get up these June mornings lame, stiff, | achy all over? Is every day a weary round of | throbbing backache and stabbing pains? Are you so | tired, nervous and dispirited it seems you just can’t | Mt. Baker MARRIAGE LICENSES | Name and Residence Age! Jones, Josiah, Kollong, Idaho Lexa! | McKinney, Clara E, Seattle... Legal Bond, Basil B., Calhoun, Derot Johnson, Aaron, Seattle Bailey, Marion D,, Seattle 19 5 Sl | McCombs, BE. W., Bellingham ....25 keep going. ‘ : ‘ | Fliss, Martha V., Bellingham ..>.18 Then why not give some attention to your kidneys? Bonnett, era eae OOTY BUENAS 8 often these troubles are due to faulty kidney ratty ed te vat action. Well kidneys keep the blood-stream pure. Iisornr,, Silvio, Beattie : Sluggish kidneys pave the way to slow poisoning of: | Pape earts i blood and* nerves. | reenwalt, | Lindberg, Bernice, Ackerman, Frank Don't let kidney trouble get a firm hold. If your |. kiddneys are sluggish, help them with a tested stimu- lant diuretic. Use Doan’s Pills, Doan’s act on the kidneys only. They are recommended the world over. Ask your neighbor! Legal| + Legal | fl Alexander, Mesa, Ariz Dana, Vanco, Nedra Leo, Cook, Wallace pawn, Dryad. “cc Dae: ion Be “Use Doan’s,” Say Seattle Folks: Kingst | | Lewis, F nce Violet, Seattle .. | - Burdick, Karl, Seattle ... | A. B, Currie, proprietor Mrs, Leon Fouts, 825 Dakota St., says: “Every time I stooped, sharp catches seized me in the small of the back and I could hardly get up or down, for the pains only Maria, Dorothy, Seattle Rothwell, F rank T., Seattle Johnson, M., Seattle gasoline station, Corson and Bailey Aves,, Georgetown, | | says: “My Kidneys acted trreg- i Baker, Clark, William Alvah, Seattle ularly and finally my back dug in deeper. My baci LaVelle, Rernice Mayboll, Seattle, hecame lame and weak was sore and I never rested ser, Terdiank John, Naheota. here was a hurting in tho well at night, Dizziness | yo: ‘yh OF OAD ny US nf of my back and Was common, too, oat | re} Y * caused sharp Kidneys didn't act right, Cutting, Mary witxa, Nahoatte . ma, Doan's felt weal and all run-down, Nornaten, James, Seattle». Doan's Pills, from the South Higgins, Bessie, Seattle ... . at the start and completely Drug, Store, + THS rid me of the attack,” ouble from DEA | © has lasted.” Ric! hardao n, Vlorence, 60, 914 Pike | June iL | , Mitsugre, 3, 1012% King st. | 9 e | yu 12 Myhre, Lisa, 72, 118 Dexter ave, ~ Hine 16 . Kennett, George Wentworth, 69, 1919 bth at, dune 1 | im f : Hy Chinuio, 1) M4 lebih ave Stimulant Diwregic to the Kidneys Tune Marty bo, June 18 600 all dealers, Moster-Milburn Co,, Mfg, Chemists, Buffalo, Ny Y. Kk, dy & and Western # peat tic