The Seattle Star Newspaper, May 17, 1920, Page 9

. THE SEATTLE STAR—MONDAY, MAY 17, 1920. = —_ en: — - RAS AiR-PATERSON Co, SECOND AVENUE AND UNIVERSITY STREET |Fight Over Field [BARGAIN SALE |Fi#hQver Field | Is Proposal of City Comptroller hiede TIT we to tecaten eve tieame al tes |Prepare to Launch Varsity Students F British Challenger Debate Shantung'| Ter the auspices of the British: | American associ the subject Rr Province of Id have been awarited vina we the allied peace conference iM be hetd| | This Tuesday at § p. m., in the Fine Arts | Suditortum, Fourth ave | Kenneth Cole Armun om, & debate on ed, that th have Pessy Marsh, an Knalh both of th ington, will and Jam Robins the negative Such knowledge may save your life or that of others this sum- mer. SPECIAL SWIMMING COURSE for Men MAY 19 to JUNE 15 Expert instructors. Splendid swimming pool. For further particu- lars apply at Service or Physical Depart- ment Y. M.C. A. and Hamlet Dodd, | gain sales in street car ticketal is the latest plan to finan nioipal railway system un as it will be able to pay its | cate own Way, City calls The plan, as submitted by Comptroller Harry W, Carroll blocks of not I Uckets, It is propone Hokets at 5 Amount of interest that wo: acted by the banks for ha u ened street railw Mayor Caldwell declared } that the suggestion is worth ering, He will submit it to the reg ular meeting of the city council] Mon day Superintendent Henderson. objects to putting car operations 01 @ warrant basix, says ft is matter of time before new econo! Will put the traction «ystem on a pay ing basis, Carrot! potnta out that the bargain sale plan would bring in needed cash and eliminate the neces sity of placing warrants in the hands f local banka. Charge Boy Forged Check for $10,000 SAN FRANCISCO, May 17.—Wil Ham De Pons, 19, the San Diego boy who wus arrested here on a forgery charge, is on his way to San Diego today to face the charge. He left with two San Diego officers last night De Pons told the polies, according to Captain of Detectives Matheson that the forged a check for $10,000 The check was made payable to James Rolph, Jr mayor of fan Fran and was endorsed “Fred Wray PRICES on Men’s and Boys’ Clothing and Hats at the Lundquist-Lilly Sale Other | widow claims dower rights the re Many a man hugs delusions who of Henry Field compli) would prefer to embrace the real © is alleged to thing BLAKE. WILL SELL OUT ALL HIS FURNITURE NEARLY $80,000 WORTH OF HOUSEHOLD EFFECTS TO BE CLOSED OUT FOR WHAT- EVER IT WILL BRING — STORE CLOSED FOR TWO DAYS J. Fred Blake, eet, near Fou niture into cas wns the Blake Furniture St at Pike 6, has decided to turn his k of fur Blake ts going to changg his plans, Years ago © made (as he, himself, expresses it) “good money" buying and selling used furniture, Later en he drifted into the bu ot new furniture. And now he wants to o back to his “fi the buying and selling of used furniture, So the enti sold out, and the money realized from the sale will be ¢ for investment in used furniture, nly ts the Pike street store filled with furniture, but the basement under the Seaboard National Rank building t® also filled to the roof, aa is a warehouse in the alley between Fourth and Fifth avenues. And Mr, Blake is determined to sell it all Everything will be marked in plain figures. The ing reductions are to be in effect. To complete the for the sale tho store Ag 408 Pike street will be closed gree sale will involve every article in the store. All the dining sets, the living room farattare the kitehen Boni nt > one halt ott, and tn This ts the first gre 1 it ls expected to of this unusual merchandising eve day's Star MANY, MANY cases The first week of the greatest Cloth- ing Sale ever held in Seattle is over, and, with all its wonderful success, we believe it is only a beginning. We are proud to have taken the lead in making a determined attempt to stop the upward flight of prices. ‘Trimmings Specially Priced An anne cream anc Linen finieh La i ard. A wp of edwings, « a yard (edge only Wash Lac w Venice Insertions and Edgings in both cloned out at 12%¢ yard ), in Cluny and Filet Crochet pat on for underwear, in bands and Trimmings, First Moor. $3.00 Crepe De Chine For Tuesday Only At $2.39 Good welg wide t materia fn all shades; also Black and Ivory White Dress Goods, First Pioor. Kid Gloves Priced Extremely Low At $1.75 0 pairs twoctaep overseam sewn Glace Gloves, with Imperial | White tn all sizem Black in 6% to 6%; Navy fh | stitched backs SY% to 6 At $1.75 @ pair —Gloves, First Floor. $4.50 Bozart Fibre Rugs i Special At ow $3.50 —Fiber Rugs, 36x72 inches, in choice designs and colorings Rugs, Fourth . Floor. Linoleum Remnants Specially Reduced “There are 16 remnants to be sold, ranging in size from six square yards to 13% square yards. give un the measurements. f you will Inlaid Linoleum, special at $ A emall room can be fitted 125 a equare yard. —Wrinted Linoleum, special at 85c @ square yard —Linoleum, Fourth Floor. $4.25 Carpet Sweepers A Special Offering At $2.95 —8¢ Standard Carpet Sweepers, in oak and mahogany finish Specially priced for $2.95 Fourth Floor $26.50 Fiber Dress Trunks Specially Priced At $22.50 —Fine Fiber Drees Trunks, fitted with two trays, Nned with eretonne ~Lussase Fifth Floor. $30.00 Fiber Dress Trunks "Specially | Priced At $23.50 Mixtra heavy Fiber Drew Trunks, guaranteed for five years. Two trays, lined with cretonne. Luggage, Fifth Floor. 2. For Men Important Sale Of Underwear —This event pene the closing out of our entire stock of Carter’s Underwear for men. ~The garments are arranged in four lots: Lot 1 —Fine Lightweight Lisle, in White only, with quarter sleeve, ankle length. Two, size 34; two, size 36; three, size 40; two, size 44. Regularly priced at $1.50, for this sale at $1.15. Lot 2 —Medium weight mercerized lisle and heavy ribbed Cotton Suits. Long sleeves, ankle length, in White and Ecru. Sizes 36 to_48. Regular $2.00 and $2.50 suits, in this sale, price is $1.65 a suit. Lot 3 —Medium weight ribbed cotton Union Suits, of. fine combed yarn, long sleeves, ankle length. Just the weight for year ‘round wear. Sizes 34 to 46. Regu- larly $3.00 and $3.50, in this sale at $2.85 a suit, Lot 4 —Silk and Lislé Mixtures, with quarter sleeve, in ankle length. In White only. Also Plain White ané Gray Wool Suits, averaging about 75% wool. Regu- * larly $4.00, $5.00 and $6.00. Sale price is $3.45 a suit. —We need not explain the quality of the Carter Suits, as it is too well known and appreciated. —Men's Section, Just Inside the Entranee, Silk-Top Union Suits — for Women ‘An Exceptional Value, At = —Rand top, in Pink and White, and beaded top # Pink ently. Bizes 40, 42 and 44 . —Knit Underwear, First Floor, Special Price Basement A Fortunate Purchase of 67 Women’s and Misses’ Late Style Suits Five Becoming Styles in New Eton Frocks Most men know that our Upstairs Prices always have been kept at the lowest possible level, and hundreds have already shown their appreciation of what our 20 per cent discount means. But for those who are not so familiar with our regular low Upstairs Prices, we publish the following summary, showing just $40. 00 $50.00. . $60.00 BOYS’ SUITS AND OVERCOATS Our Regular | Ow * low Keduction Upstairs Prices Prices $10.00 Our 20% Reduction lees $20.00 $25.00 $35 $35. 00 | WHAT THE SALE MEANS MEN'S SUITS AND OVERCOATS MEN’ Ss HATS $2.00 Caps, now. . $3.00 Caps, mow. . 2.0... BOYS’ HATS AND CAPS £1.50 Hats, now oo M120 $2.00 Hate, now - 800 BOYS’ DENIM PLAY SUITS BLM, MOW oo cere eee ee eee $1.20 NO SALE TICKETS The merchandise is marked just as it always was, and you simply deduct a STRAIGHT ONE-FIFTH OFF ‘Mother ‘Asks Aid - sin’ trom th Mrs, W |asked the Let's A Very Special Offering Tuesday at $21.75 —Splendid Suits in braid trimmed, but- ton trimmed and tail- ored styles.. Of All- wool Serges and Jer- seys. The Serges come in Navy and Black and have silk- lined jackets. The Jerseys are in smart Sport Models, in Tan, Gray, Pekin and Heather Mixtures. —All sizes, 34 to 44. At $19.75 —Designed of good quality All-wool Navy Serge, these clever new Frocks are very becoming. *One model has an_ accordion pleated skirt; another a box pleated skirt, and still another has a smart plaited skirt. The Eton effect is en- riched with vestees of tinseled silk, _ silk moire belt and sash. Sizes for juniors and misses, 14 to 36. F. B. Founty nt Lumber Co. Finding Her Son |: amp, at Barneston, lant Tuesday J. Founty, Tukwila, has police to help locate her have lunch at Boldt's ho boarded ayand failed to return EE is said to have noticeable scars on his face. The missing Optometrist and Mfr. Optician Byes Examined and Ginsses Pitted Prices Reasonable. 237 Epler Bik. R13 Second Ave. Phone Main 2661. 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