The Seattle Star Newspaper, June 6, 1919, Page 3

PAGE ow THE SEATTLE STAR—FRIDAY, JUNE 6, 1919. MAKES APPEAL Borah and Reed May Head New wn 5k 32 Party; Will Fight League Idea Satisfactory Terms Always se GROTE-RANKINCS| OTTO I’ RLGEL, Prosidert FOR FAIR DEAL Justice for Colored Race Is Asked (THEATR& FOURTH wean UNION bawh's Store Hours From 9 A. M. to 5 P. M. FRIDAY—LAST SHOWINGS OF ate ENID BENNETT in “THE LAW OF MEN” * EXTENSION OF LINES URGED Rainier Patrons Again Ask City to Buy Saturday brings a picture that in be the talk of Seattle “THE 24 hours will ‘ind TT } 7) CHINESE RESTAURANTS 7 1a PLAN TRUST IN JAPAN ; aL \\ June League of Nations to Go on Tour; Then to ere BY HAROLD EB. BECHTOL, | PARIS. announc June 6-—The League of on a brief “honors |" before nin going tour” with two jumps net Petition for the « Supt. Murpt ng down for long run at Ge y in Burope | president goes home, and} The | will » the organization Business men dealing with the Orient find our service valuab) i) be London me “The Throat” of the Brunswick Phono- graph Brings Purity and Lot Volume of Tone A Good Reason Why You Should jf Select Our complete under standing of Oriental con ditions enables us to give helpful advice tat: ference, and will in a men of the commit that framed the covenant ‘The idea of those whe = We make cable trans fers; RUPERT JULIA 7 “THE FIRE FPLINGERS" the league of covenant was | who sat as members drawn up in Paris. tee London the organization meeting of the le which will be gin this summer soon as the peace treaties the way Thie may not seem « much, but Britain also got the first secretary of the league, Sir Erie Drummond. whose name, as necretary is the only name in the long document, After the Organization ts effected Ineue Letters of Credit mets nt ks, but has Williams read this powerful mystery story in the Saturday Evening Post. All the swift, staccato punches of the written story gre doubled and trebled in this 6-act special with Rupert Julian. Buy and sell on Japan. Exchange il for several wee nell whall change, so as to be re) and in full co-operation | “4/4 with, the government of the day on | eee each nation. Which disposes of | The talk about Pr mt Wilson as the | buswer “president of t orld.” owners in the first meeting will be held in| The chairmanship will rotate to | trict, whic Washington, with President Wilson | maintain the balance, equal voice | city as feeders to | presiding, just ax Clemenceag pre |and good feeling on which much de-| line sided over the Paris conferences pends gern RED FRONT CLOTHING CO., 1601-1603 FIRST AVE., (i"%t cut to I values to $35.00 $2.98 AN ENTIRE SEATTLE DOUGLAS SHOE AGENCY—AN ENTIRE CLEAN, UP-TO-DATE $9.85 iDOUGLAS SHOE STOCK|/ Consisting of hundreds of pas of all union-made up-to-date Douglas Shoes—the entire stock of a large Seattle Douglas Shoe Agency (whose name we have agreed not to covees). We have moved and merged this great stock with our huge Red Front Stock at 1601-1603 First Ave. and will throw it all on sale in conjunction with a g purchase of men’s Hart, Schaffner & Marx, Kuppenheimer, Collegian, Hirsch-Wickwire, and Society brand suits—the best brands of clothing in the world and all will be thrown on sale SATURDAY AT A FRACTION OF PRESENT DAY PRICES. Standard high grade merchandise cut to the core. A stupendous sale having no equal. Read the following prices—they tell the story. SALE STARTS SATURDAY MORNING, JUNE 7, AT 9 A. M. DOUGLAS SHOES | #=:=:: MEN’S SUITS in different colors . MEN'S CHAMBRAY WORK SH The entire stock of a large Seattle shoe agency—every Comprising the best makes ever sold, including Hart, pair of Douglas Shoes, strictly union-made—the entire stock Schaffner & Marx, Kuppenheimer, Collegian, Hirsch-Wick- worth to $1.50, all sizes $1.50 and $2.00 DRESS SHIRTS, bought by us at a fraction of tt ices—t! wire and Society Brand suits—and think of it! Many styles we are es te offer tae | eo pts tine psn and patterns of these famous makes. Included are slims n are Arrows Shoes at such prices as these. an re Lbndii a . nacre : BH HOGGLAS BiDES $25.00 MEN’S SUITS, SOCIETY BRAND, $1 2.85 $14.85 In many patterns $9.85 change a kovernments rep sponsive to, h will be , the Magnolia car Each buss will seat 2 When you listen to the Brunswick, kindly note }] the absence of the usual metallic sounds—a tone }} test of the Bunswick will convince you that it }} is the instrument you want in your home—your 7} admiration for the instrument will compel you | to award the Brunswick first place. Come in || today—your judgment is final. SOLD ON SMALL WEEKLY OR MONTHLY PAYMENTS Plays all sakes of records at their best. Collegian, Hirsch-Wickwire and other standard makes, | DOUGLAS _ SHOES Grote-Rankin Pike at Fifth Grote . At Last! Proper is Clothes for Aida | Wn Qe = Jr Recs In coffee, use Carnation undil ited, from the container, et 1 gives coffee a delicious” flavor. de with 3 cups boiling ip Carnat tN’S RIBBED UNDERWEAR, in all sizes. HEAVY WOOL AND WOOL MIXED UNDERWEAR, worth to $2. ; HATS WORTH TO $5.00, in colors black, brown and gray | Book of 100 Reci per Fr Sa ce et ah W LOT OF ARROW CO) Not all sizes in every line, but yours may be among es them. Come and see. ANNEL SHIRTS, 2.00, all sizes $6.00 and $7.00 DOUGLAS SHOES, $30.00 MEN’S SUITS, J. Capp & Son 100% Wool and Alco makes $30.00 and $35.00 MEN’S SUITS, Collegian, Hirsch-Wickwire and others. . After 10 years of study Mme. Jo-| Onesti, I TURKISH TOWELS, ALL SIZES worth to 50 a sid $2. Button and lace English walking, as well as Bankers’ last. $2.00 Children’s $3.00 Boys’ Barefoot Sandals. . 98c Shoes cut to $1.68 $8.00 and $10.00 DOUGLAS SHOES, ALL SIZES 6.95 Original patent $10.00 latest lasts, “all leather. $7.00 LADIES’ DRESS SHOES, Welted soles, colored and plain tops. . f .. $3.98 $3.00 LADIES’ WHITE CANVAS SHOES, All sizes and many styles ; $1 48 $3.00 and $2.50 MIS; AND C HILDREN’ Ss MARY JANE PUMPS, patents and gunmetal $1 45 MEN'S SILK SOX cUuT TO CANVAS GLOVE knit wrist, valu TK val to $3.00 PRESIDENT SUSPENDERS GO AT CHIL yt N’S KOVERAL and striped, ages to 10 KHAKI PANTS, $8.00 and $10.00 MEN'S SHIRTS, buy them now at MBN'S CAPS, values to $1.50 BOYS’ PANTS cuT To COATS IN COLORS, Form fitted and straight back $35.00 and $40.00 MEN’S SUITS, H Schaffner & Marx and Kuppenheimer $15. mt BOYS’ CORDUROY ‘$1. 19 27c 98c 98c $4.95 $7.50 MEN'S EXT PANTS F $6.00 MEN’S DRES LS, P: ANTS, $10.00 MEN’S M: AC KIN AW ( 0: ATS, men’s wool ma $30.00 MEN cUuT TO .. All wool Oregon cashmeres. LOGGER The best brands of Shoes and Clothing in the world represented in this sale, and will be thrown on sale Sale Starts Saturday, June 7. at 9 A. M. Union Store Saturday, June 7, at 9 A. M. Society Brand, Douglas Shoes. Come—get your share. Look for the Big Union Store With the Red Front Also some Stetsons, Think of it—Hart, Schaffner & Marx, Collegian and others, will be almost given aWay here Saturday. Come and carry them away Kuppenheimer, J. Capps & Son, ra at $2.98, $4.98 and $6.98. 25.00 and $30.00 YOUNG MEN’S SUITS, SAVY CORDU ROY in " stripes, serges and suit patterns, large assortment. ... $14.85 $17.65 $4.98 . $3.98 $2.98 $5.95 $14.85 a rt, ’ makes Sale Starts Saturday, June 7, at 9 A. M. 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