The Seattle Star Newspaper, June 30, 1925, Page 5

ATTLE STAR PAGE i @ . and Homefurnishings at prices sharply reduced. Here are remark < e i Graunbaum Bros, JULY Clearance Sale ( DD Pieces regular stocks and specially re-marked for thi every room of your chosen from our Clearance Event Sixth Avenue, Between Pike and Pine and Discontinued Patterns of High-Grade Furniture, I Remember—IF YOU DESIRE No Payment Down Just Your Word That Yowll Pay Only 46 METAL BEDS arias $30.0 6 Only 46 METAL BEDS 6 Only 46 METAL mbination B REDS 12 Only 46 METAL BEDS n Brass and W Rogular | ieee EY (ete eT re == 36 Only Brass 1928 “as $950 $49.50 See Them in Our Display Windows CYNTHIA GREY —— lfromen Flock by Score to Divorce Grounds | | Marriage Failure Most Glaring Fact | in World; Our I siggest Problem The failure of marriage is the most glaring fact in the world today. It is our biggest problem. For marriage ha something to do with the lives of all of us, in one way or another, And it seems to be crumbling divorce courts are working ove rtime To Yucatan and Paris and Reno the divorce is almost as easy as getting married men are flocking by the demanding their from the marriage-yoke. I say “women,” For the divorce court judge agreed that it is the wives who are dissatisfied with married life except in rare cases So that it would seem that the failure of marriage j failure of men as satisfactory husbands! As a matter of fact, a great many men who are ‘good providers,” who are sober and decent and hard-working, are bores as husbands because they cease to be lovers before the honeymoon has set The effort of winning their bride seems to have fatigued them so that they have no energy left to court or amus¢ her, or even carry on conversation with her, afterward As that impudent and painfully truthful Irishman, Be nard Shaw, remarks: “They settle down like balloons that have lost their gas and the process of settling down goes on until they settle into their graves.” That is exactly what a great many husbands do, In the days of their courtship they told the girl of thei choice all about themselves. They spread out before her their hopes, their ambitions, They courted her with their brains y before our very ¢ draperies, Rugs able values for nbaum quality, Pre-Inventory where Wo: freedom places score, s are the their dreams, as well as with lov , making. $ .00 They made he comrade, — But many | pli men n a hun TWO TONS OF BABIES One of t omr us figured out t An extraordinary value, comprising full sized, ivory fin- $ ished wood Bed, Simmons Steel Spring and good quality Cot- ton Mattr Vv specially priced at, complete Oa Ie Doubli ng with guar Combination Bed, Spring and Mattress—Special -00 20: antee 829.50 Wool- Fiber Rugs Very Specially Priced The Frigid Ice Box pict Wooldec Wool Fiber Rugs, 9x12 fs of 49 pounds capacity size. Regular price $33.1 sduced to... clat ‘ Frigid Ice with 7) Tremont Wool Fiber Rus 9 capacity sie, Regular price $22.50. | Bpe- $17 50 Top Ice Refrigerator, Cals. 36% Rabaee Reka . capacity we 8-3x10-6 Wool Fibe ice $30.00. Spe 7-6x3 Wool I $24.00 | 2s © * $12.50 | s TELEPHONE ELtict-4910 Unusual Values in k Frigid peeiseraiors aoe $16.95 a nine 914,75 pounds GRUNBAUM BROS. FURNITURE CO. we women, at hear mental things fully endure poverty furniture deserves | of keeping up ae The original finish on your furniture is a part of its beauty, and there's nothing like Calol Liquid Gloss for retaining it:— nserand polishcombined! floors, furniture, lino- mabeth Barrett Browning was an invalid, singularly unat tive and six years older than re beats ny i a was happy because ays let her kno 0 married 1 her tha y wives: ing mop. Makes house- cleaning quicker and easier.— Order from your dealer today and see! piivralany te oie Le PANE ve $16.75 At the o Was an end of their life to; much of a lover Regular price $15.00, Special..... ca padlty <i Die ino poréelata tt 16 2 15 ha been yearn before He dd t Wooldec Wool Fiber Rugs, 7-6x9 $19 50 ing. Special... . sl Halirn eat poem to her, at th: 25 Spe ime, th size. Regular price $25.00. Special . 3 ¢ Refrigerator, 100 pounds “Take t Love, the book a Tremont Wool Fiber Rugs, 6x9 10.85 One piece porcelain lin $58 15 size. Regular price $13.50. Special A Special ...... . | nm an “"LIO UID, GLOSS Of course, no woman is foolin enough to hope that the tired busl: ness man whose mate she is, is court in superior Tuesday on a . worthless auto sales contract charge ee Scheduled Today ‘The case was postponed from last ‘Ray Zbinden comes up ice sen-| Thursday so Zbinden’s attorney, H. fence before Relief Judge E. C. Mills |S. Frye, could have time for a writ Zbinden Sentence preme court tence for a He was gi law prevents prohibition srowing out of similar charges = tence on a similar charge some time ago and the state contends that the going to write poetry to he { n from the state su- prohibiting the sen.| But there's just a chance second larceny charge |*)? Wishes, at times, that he would |tell her that her new hat's becom Jing, or that it doesn't matter if she did burn the cream of corn soup . he ikes it that way Or perhaps she might like It if he ia ————— ven a siispended sen a Sensing him another. Real Estate Loans |] 1004 4th at DANCING LEARN FROM MISS BRIGHT | OPEN 10 to 10 kissed her occasionally as if he meant It or if he took her downtown to dinner once in a while, as he did before they were married To be a good husband is just as Pine MAin-7935 much of an art as the art of i Itching is entirely $300 to $500,000 at 512% and up, depending on amount desired and kind of property offered as security. NO COMMISSION R Spanish Heel All Business Strictly Confidential WASHINGTON MUTUAL SAVINGS BANK 1101 SECOND AVENUE Established Assets 85 years $34,000,000 “Cross Word Puzzle” Hoyt Shoe Co. HOYT’S EMOVAL SALE Patent Pumps Black and Brown hood. And sometimes it is just as important to pay a woman 4 : =a, unnecessary | Are you suffering from eczema ot fome other itching, burning eruption for which you have tried various treat- ments in vain—then given up in do- APS ‘Thousands whose sking are now clear have gone through this samo experience. At last they tried Resinol. This soothing, healing ointment stopped | the itching at once and soon all trace of the disense was gone. Let Resinol | rid you of your skin troublel | AReliable Dentist Vor 30 years we have given thousands of Seattle people guar anteed Dentistry at greatly re- duced prices, One-Third Regular Prices for 30 Days $30 and $40 Plates for - $10.00 and $13.50 $10 and $12 Gold Crowns $4.00 and $5.00 Careful examination and estt mate of cost FRICKE. raetions are also on this sale — Priced at $3.85 let us explain our eany payment plan Out-of-town people taken care of, DR. J. 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Perky Peggy Frocks For Women and Misses $3.95 Mw Thasagy PMcoes Made of Fine Khaki Lace-Leg Pants. .$2.25 Tissue Ginghams BAM TANG EAU GRE sas ac'e s ¢ 600 ors eee .. $2.25 Sizes 16 to 42 OHA ASTUICKELE 5.5 0'co's ciel sions ders 1.25, $1.75 Khaki Blouses 5, $1.35 You'll enthuse over the clever st 4 attractive Shirts.... $1.65 patterns and colors of these Flapper Suits........... 1.95 ue Gingham Dresses with Wool Bathing Suits . $3.59 ainty trims of embroid ng Corduroy Trousers... . $3.50 e lace. They're delight- Lo Pla 7 ful for picnics or afternoon Suits of Khaki and Blue Denim. wear Wash Apparel Dept.— Rhodes’ = TTT LMT ‘S717 ¢ $ a nil ’ Gil Economy that is wasteful-- NE pair of shoes, worn day in and day out, is wasteful. A shoe should have a chance to dry out, to be kept on a shoe tree fora day or so and regain its original shape. It will last longer and look better. Such a prac- tice, moreover, is decidedly more healthful for the feet. Wear lighter leather soles in sum- mer; save your heavy shoes for cold weather. A medium-weight leather sole for summer is the only comfortable, healthful material you should consider. It allows ventilation. It is lighter for its thickness than any com- position. It does not absorb the heat of hot pavements. It gives that needed support to the foot. It is by far the most comfortable sole in hot weather, and when worn through, it can be repaired. Several pairs of repairable leather-soled shoes, given reasonable care, is the answer to the question of shoe economy. Nothing takes the place of LEATHE AMERICAN LEATHER PRODUCERS, INC, ONE MADISON AVENUE, NEW YORK, N, Y, SSS TH 1 ny ee