The Seattle Star Newspaper, October 31, 1919, Page 11

THE SEATTLE STAR—FRIDAY, OCTOBER 81, 1919. Doesn’t Enthuse Over TE ACHERS p ACK 1 SISTISTININININISINININININTINININISISISISTS Inherited Lordship TWO CHURCHES fi Speakers Forced to Repeat Correct Apparel for Women. | ) ; Their Addresses mw D D y SPECIAL OFFER FOR SATURDAY MEN’S OVERCOATS We have just received a special shipment of Oregon City Guaranteed All-wool Overcoats. Well-made garments, in smart styles. Special Saturday at Men’s Suits PRICED AT $30, $35, $50 At these prices we are confident that we are showing the best Men’s Suits in Seattle. Investi- gate and you will agree with this statement. Young Men’s Double- Breasted Belted Models $2500 , Smart dressers will just eat this up. Get yours while this special lasts. ‘ SPECIAL SATURDAY OFFER ) ° Boys’ Suits $12.50 Good range of the darker shades in strong, dur- able fabrics. Trousers reinforced at seat and knees. Sam W. Peck and Joseph Skolny Suits priced as low as $20. Hand tailored, all wool, they represent | Boys’ School Sweat- the best America produces for Juniors. ers in full range of Children’s Overcoats, fully lined, for $10. school colors. Boys’ Mackinaws for $8.50. Our Boys’ Department Is a Big Store by Itself—Largest Stock of Boys’ Clothes West of Chicago Four thousand educators of the| ‘ state, who are gathered in Seattle for the 394 annual convention of the| Washington Educational association, cnet commenced the second day of their tonsion here Friday The meeting opened with an Inve cation by Rev, R. A, Van der Las, j e | , and,waas following an address by A J. Rhodes, president of the Rhodes ; S company. President of the National League of Teachers’ associations, spoke on| - i ‘ “The Teacher's Share in the Reor Closes Saturday—tomorrow—but the last day will be just as inter- wa ranization of Elementary Educa * * . | 2 ; a Uon.” esting as the first day of this sale. | 4 ‘ “The Outlook for the Average “ , noe Teacher” was the theme of a talk by | i Dr, B. C, Eliott, chancellor of the HIS has been perhaps the im ; Tulveséliy of tanieaua, followed. by S } Dr. Anna ¥, Reed, of the department most successful sale 0! é . . . . of labor, on the relationship bet i its Kind ‘s the history of iy a | tnetere: eameation and emabepment Seattle from ever | eveteene. : } P . Friday’ ogram held at the standpoint of attend- . Firat Presbyterian and the Plymouth ance, enthusiasm, vol- ; iy Conereantional "harches, the two ume of offerings, com- 1 ; modate the large number of visiting : educators, The same speakers ad pleteness and newness of stock, dressed the shestings on the ohms and genuine economies to pur- ’ ) Jaubjects, Friday, at 12:90 o'clock the Stat chasers. True the 15% discount Women's Fducational league held its does not seem large, but it cng annual luncheon at the Butler, on strong significance consider- f a 1 cena a ing that Carman prices are al- Arizonans Urging ways so very reasonable. The jAbove, Viscountess Astor: below,! ‘Burleson Removal arrival of many belated ship- ba GRO tesaseue seated ments of new apparel makes punt J , ontmaster Burleson was forward- i i i | ed today by the Arizona State Fed- possible a climax of delightful ne 2S Oo. heton < | aiiee Of tiliee, Taliewing adoption i i i lorme , r “lot the federation, against wh and interesting surprises. formerly William Waldort Astor. (00, the, federation, qaguinet | whom ithe parliament for somo time and|® bitter fight, announced that he been an enthusiastic worker in|WOUld start @ paper to disseminate has “4 what are characterized as “radical 1 5 % Discount | Pair eres otic! ete “Garson the vue’ Saat for 14 to Femove the necessity of /°f the Arizona state inbor journal -~will be granted on all suceessors to peerages giving up|*** taken from him two days ago Durchases from our regular thelr seats In partiament. by the convention. stocks, Mrs. Waldorf Astor, one of the Langhornes of Virginia, a family! ° Inoted for the rare beauty of their Unreserved Choice of women folks, becomes a viscountess and mistrens of Hever cast! Tailleur and Costume Suits William Waldorf Astor gave up como - a cise ‘Engandand then "was CAUSE BACKACHE Afternoon and Dinner Gowns oye pods Street Frocks DAD, AGED 90, KEEPS Rub pain, soreness and stiff- Evening Gowns and Dance HOUSE FOR HIS SON| "¢% ‘ight out with old . 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